Victory in the Court Delays Traction Route Takeover
In Lebanon Indiana on July 5 the Indianapolis Lebanon and Frankfort Traction Company won a partial court victory over the Lafayette and Indianapolis Rapid Railway in a right of way dispute. The judge ruled some landowners were properly approached for purchase, but many were not, leaving Indianapolis company in possession of most of the route except four small strips totaling about five acres. The court condemned eleven tracts, with four affecting the right of way. the firm may seek a new trial in one case. Named parties included George Wood Pierre Gray S M Ralston and S R Artman with attorneys present. The Indianapolis company also bought five acres in the city for a power house and car sheds for $2,000 to be built this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort Traction Company
Lafayette & Indianapolis Rapid Railway Company
Big Four Railroad
Lafayette Company
Indianapolis Company
J. L. Clark
Danville
Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort Company
George Wood
Lafayette
Ovid B. Jamison
Indianapolis
C. M. Zion
Pierre Gray
8. M. Ralston
8. R. Artman
City
Interurban Line Planned Between Danville Cham paign
A syndicate owning street car systems in Fort Wayne Danville and Champaign plans an Interurban line between Danville and Champaign. They already operate a Danville to Catlin seven mile line and order material for a Champaign to St east extension. The project aims to connect St and Catlin with completion anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Fort Wayne
Ind
Champaign
Catlin
Merry Herp
St. Feed
Insurance ruling in Kidder case at Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana Judge Piety ruled in favor of Mrs Kate Kidder widow of Edson Kidder in a life insurance suit against Northwestern Mutual of Milwaukee for 90.00. The policy was challenged after creditors of Kidder Son Milling Co claimed the premiums were paid with company money and sought to stop payment. The court granted judgment for Mrs Kidder and permitted payment into court with a 1500 bond while an appeal to the state supreme court proceeds. Creditors seeking federal transfer noted claims totaling about 100.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Piety
Circuit Court
Kate Kidder
Edson Kidder
Northwestern Mutual of
Milwaukee
Kidder
Kidder & Son
Ridger
Supreme Court
Gates Baker
United States Court
Attorneys clash over patent case in Goshen Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Goshen Indiana July 6 attorneys for Frank B Cuse of Chicago vs Sterling Electric Company of Lafayette argued before Judge John H Baker District Court of Indiana on the insufficiency of the agreed to submit additional briefs September The case concerns alleged infringement on patents for electrical appliances The defendant claims an oral assignment of the patents having paid $6.00 for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Frank B. Cuse
Chicago
Sterling Electric Company
Lafayette
John H. Baker
District Court of Indiana
Civic League Rouses Round in Rushville News
Civic League of Rushville resumes activity after a hiatus. Three affidavits filed against Christian Pox, West End saloon keeper, for allowing non family in his saloon on Sunday and two for renting houses as houses of ill repute. Pox fined 14 dollars and costs on the first count. other two docketed pending Circuit Court decision. Mrs Hetty Wise fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice Guire for an inn house charge, appealing to Circuit Court. Another similar suit listed, with Margaret Poe also facing a pending charge postponed by Justice Guire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Civic League
Christian Pox
West End
Thomas Poe
Circuit Court
Hetty Wise
George W. Guire
Itmmeral House
Margaret Poe
Guire
Self Defense Shooting and Deaths at Elkhart
In Elkhart Indiana Tausman surrendered after a fatal shooting at Metzler in self defense three times the last shot struck Metzler in the hip bone and lodged under the skin near the navel the bullet was removed this evening physicians deem the wound fatal Tausman awaits results as two prominent families are involved also reported a death at the county infirmary Dewey Benedict aged about fifty formerly of the city and an epileptic was found dead with paris green seen in his whiskers and a box in his room containing the poison Despondent after an epileptic attack he had injured himself recently
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzler
Tausman
Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Dewey Benedict
Probably Fatal Wound in Madison Farm Feud
John Metzler, a 55 year old farmer, was fatally shot by 18 year old Jacob Taulman near Madison. The two had a longstanding feud after Taulman and companions were fined earlier for hunting on Sunday on Metzler’s land. Taulman claims Metzler threatened him and stoned him after dark, as he passed Metzler’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boevial
Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Jnity S
John Metzler
Jacob Taulman
Taulman
Metzler
Bank Building Scorched and Millinery Stock Destroyed in Kokomo
Fire at Citizens' National Bank building in Kokomo today caused $4,000 in damage and destroyed Tyner sisters millinery stock valued at $3,000 with $1.20 insurance. An electric light wire is suspected to have started the blaze. In Liberty Union County Asylum barns burned at 3 pm, ruining two new structures and menacing the $2,000 asylum building. Total loss about $3,000 insured. Several horses saved, two cows perished. origin undetermined.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Citizens’ National Bank
Tyner Sisters
Liberty
Union County
Aurora Barn Fire Destroys Shuters Crops
A large barn owned by John Shuters two miles west of Aurora was destroyed by fire this morning. The blaze consumed his hay and wheat crop with a loss of about 2500 dollars and insured for 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Aurora
Ind
John Shuters
President of Taylor University Dies in Indiana
Dr. T. C. Reade, president of Taylor University at Upland, died after a period of feeble health from dysentery. A revered educator, he led Taylor for over eleven years, shaping its growth and influence. Born March 4, 1844 in Steuben County New York, his career spanned Ohio and Indiana, including Methodist ministry and extensive teaching. His loss is deeply mourned by students and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
T. C. Reade
Taylor University
Upland
Reade
Steuben County
New York
Ohio
M. E. Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fairfield Union Academy
Lancaster
Ella Dodge
Ohio Wesleyan Female Academy
Central Ohio Conference
Defiance, O
Hicksville
Fostoria
Zanesville
Pioneer Blackford County Doctor Dies at 84 in Hartford City
Dr John Engle Moler a Hartford City pioneer died at eighty four at his West Kickapoo street home where he lived forty eight years He graduated from Maryland Medical College and once partnered with Dr Anthony of Muncie He printed the citys first newspaper and kept its original press The earliest issue dated Dec 11 1855 remains Moler left three children eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren He will be buried Saturday
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
John Engle Moler
Blackford County
West Kickapoo Street
Maryland Medical College
Anthony
Muncie
Mrs Alice Peed Millikan Dies After Illness
New Castle Indiana July 5 Mrs Alice Peed Millikan wife of Thomas B Millikan state bank examiner and assistant cashier of Citizens Bank died this morning after ten weeks illness starting with pneumonia and developing into complications She was forty eight and survived by husband and three children Funeral from home at 2 30 p m Sunday with interment at Batson
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New Castle
Ind
Alice Peed Millikan
James C. Peed
Thomas B. Millikan
State Bank
Citizens’ Bank
Batson
Multiple Obituaries from Indiana Dailies Report Local Deaths
Worthington update notes Paul Wilder Carnahan aged nineteen died after Brights disease following Purdue studies cut short by illness. Funeral at Episcopal Church tomorrow. Richmond reports Prof J Huhn, longtime educator, dies at Springfield Ohio home at sixty seven with four children surviving. J H Bussuck, formerly of Richmond, dies in Washington owner of book and stationery firm. Lebanon reports Benjamin H Groves, 32, water works superintendent, born in Lebanon, married in Indianapolis to Russia A Kiser, Methodist and Red Men member. Mary A Inlow, 71, widow of Dr John J Inlow pioneer physician of Manilla, mourned with nine children surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Ind
Paul Wilder Carnahan
H. Carnahan
Bright
Worthington High School
Purdue University
Episcopal Church
Richmond
J. & Huhn
East Germantown
Spring- Held
J. H. Bos Uck
Washington
Lebanon, Ind
Benjamin H. Groves
Lebanon
Russia A. Kiser
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Red Men's Lodge
Mra
Mary A. Inlow
John J. Ini
Manilla
Ming
J. Vashel
Died: Liberty consfectioner Dr Fosdick and others
About fifty confectioner and baker and one of the most prominent men in this city died after a few days illness. Liberty Indiana July -- Dr A C Fosdick aged 83 died at his home. He was a brigade surgeon during the Civil War by Governor Morton appointment. He served as county health officer and leaves a widow and two sons. Marion Indiana July 5 Dr D P Keene one of Marion’s oldest physicians died this morning aged 83. His widow and two children survive. The body will be taken to Crawfordsville for burial. Muncie Indiana July 5 Silas B Strange age 52 died at his home this morning. Funeral set for Sunday.
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Liberty
Ind
A. C. Fosdick
Morton
Marion
D. P. Keene
Wilow
Crawfordsville
Muncie
Silas B. Strange
Jerk water collision kills man at Lawrenceburg yard
In Lawrenceburg Indiana a Big Four connection train hit a yard engine at 112 am destroying both engines and fatally injuring William Klansing of Aurora. Three others were slightly hurt as engineer Moran and crew escaped with minor injuries. Traffic blocked three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
William Klansing
Aurora
Moran
John Moran
Lewis Campbell
Charlies Davidson
Drowning of Two Year Old at Bunker Home in Streator
Edna May Bunker aged two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Bunker of Streator, Illinois, fell through a cellar door and drowned in twenty six inches of water at their Muncie Indiana residence. Parents found her after the incident. The family formerly lived in Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Edna May Bunker
Edwin Bunker
Streator
Bunker Residence
Horse causes fatal injuries in LaPorte city crash
LaPorte Ind July 25 Mrs Maggie Clayton aged forty five driving in the business portion of the city today became frightened as her horse was going too fast and jumped from the carriage suffering internal injuries which will result in her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Maggie Clayton
New Enterprises in New Castle and North Vernon
Reports from Indiana detail incorporation of the Indiana Rolling Mill Company in New Castle with a $300,000 capital to produce sheet steel employing 200. Separate plans for a $10,000 light and heat organization target local public buildings. North Vernon outlines a novelty works project with city light and water, land, and funding guarantees to secure operation for five years. Wagner Glass Company resumes after storm, resumes bottle production with a new factory building over workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
New Castle
Ind
Indiana Rolling Mill Company
C. 8. Hernly
D. W. Kinsey
C. W. Mouch
E. H. Bundy
Fred Maus
Elwood
Opera House
Bundy Hotel
North Vernon
Indianapol
Ingalls
Wagner Glass Company
Eee
Vandalism at Kosciusko Grave Sparks protective guard
In Winona Kosciusko county Indiana vandals from Indianapolis damaged the tombstone of John M Hamilton the oldest grave marker in the county. Col Isaac W Brown spoke about Hamilton an Indian fighter the crowd sought mementoes and the gravestone was nearly chipped to pieces. The Winona Fresh Air Camp will place a guard at Hamilton's grave during occupancy.
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Warsaw
Ind
John M. Hamilton
Kosciusko County
Winona
Walfs
Indianapolis
Isaac W. Brown
Hamilton
No Labor Day Cancelled at Winona Assembly
Winona Assembly officials report Senator Mark Hanna cannot attend to deliver a major capital and labor address on Monday July 3 due to health. The regular program is abandoned for that day. AFL President Samuel Gompers also cannot attend. Large crowds and excursions were planned by labor centers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Assembly
Mark Hanna
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Winona
Pentecost Band annual conference draws 300 plus in Lafayette
More than 300 people attended last night's meeting of the Pentecost Band at Barbee's grove for their annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Pentecost Band
Barbee’s Grove
Preachers condemn Elks carnival as devil's work
Reports from Elkhart and nearby towns depict a large Pentecostal gathering in a tented, simple setting with no music and daytime to evening services. Attendees arrive from across the United States and from Denmark, Sweden, Canada, and India, while rival notes recount engagements, floods, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Organization
United States
Denmark
Sweden
Canada
India
Central Labor Union votes on continuing boycott against traction firm
In Terre Haute on July 2 the Central Labor Union sent the question back to the trade unions about extending the boycott against the local traction company. If a union majority votes to lift it, the Central Union will do so, but organizers expect all sixty unions to vote solidly to continue the campaign, with thirty in Terre Haute and an equal number along the interurban line in Brazil and other patronage areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Central Labor Union
Traction Company
Brazil
Rock Oil shifts from gas to oil in Parker City area
The Rock Oil Company of Winchester Indiana will abandon gas production and focus on oil lease development near Parker City and Selma. Winchester gas supply will end except for a few contracted industries while Rock Oil holds about 2000 acres near Parker City, a peak producing field in the state.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
The
Rock Oil Company
Winchester
Parker City
Selma
Tate
Fire and accident notes from Indiana towns in July report fatalities and local changes
Roscoe Ault of Hebron was killed by lightning while sheltering in a barn amid a storm. Fremont Windsor, 11, of Sycamore, bitten by a mad dog. madstone treatment described. Monon School Board hires C H Carpenter to replace Clyde C Tull as principal. Wolcott new schoolhouse completed for 122,000 dollars. Pioneers of 1827 admit Henry Jameson and Dr O W Nixon. Mechanicsburg reports a new smallpox case. others improving. Bedord kerosene mishap burns Mrs Culhan. Jennings Republicans unite for county ticket. quarantine easing in Kokomo. eight smallpox cases remain. Senator Fairbanks to address Randolph and Jay old settlers on Aug 14. Salvation Army plans dinner for Marion children. Mrs E S L Thompson joins Minneapolis Authors Club.
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New Castle
Fremont Windsor
Sycamore
Ind
Bundy
Monon
C. H. Carpenter
State Normal
Clyde C. Tull
Monon High School
de Pauw University
Wolcott
C. A. Krutsch & Co
George Paulissen
Richmond
Pioneers of 1827
Henry Jameson
East Germantown
O. W. Nixon
Chicago
Chicago Inter Ocean
Whitestown
Mechanicsburg
Boone County
Jacob Moore
Bedford
James Culhan
North Vernon
Jennings County
Kokomo
Ridgeville
Fairbanks
Randolph
Jay
Ohio
Indiana
Illlinois
Marion
Salvation Army Corps
Matter's Park
Muncie
E. 8. L. Thompson
Authors’ Club of
Minneapolis
Bryan speaks in Maine before large crowds
W J Bryan spent July 3 in Maine addressing 5000 at Rockland and 1000 in Bath from the car platform. He referenced Arthur Sewall and noted McKinley’s tariff stance. A bouquet was sent to Mrs Sewall. Senator Carmack spoke briefly and crowds welcomed the party at Bath. They moved to Bangor for a night meeting.
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Augusta
W. J. Bryan
Rockland
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Mr. Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Bangor
Six men hanged in Arkansas for murder today
Six men were executed for murder in Arkansas on July 23. Dee Noland and Tom Simms were colored, James Kitts colored, Cy Turner colored, Dave McWhorter white, and Lath Hembree white. Executions occurred at Washington Fort Smith Arkansas City and Center Point, with varied times midday to 2 p.m.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas City
James Kitts
Washington
Dee Noland
Wallaceburg
Tom Simms
Nancy
Thabita Jetton
Springhill
Jim Johnson
Forest City
Cy Turner
Robert Black
van Buren
Dave McWhorter
Mulberry
Center Point
Lath Hembree
W. M. Willis
Polk County
Minneapolis pioneer W. W. Eastman dies after operation
MINNEAPOLIS July 25 W W Eastman pioneer and prominent Minneapolis business man dies at seventy three after a surgical operation He erected Hotel Eastman at Hot Springs Ark and left an estate about 1 000 000 largely in Minneapolis realty Elizabeth Ross Lewin wife of George E Ross Lewin Denver bank vice president and prominent Colorado capitalist dies after lingering illness She was daughter of H Sean Cincinnati businessman
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Minneapolis
W. W. Eastman
Eastman
Hot Springs
Ark
Minneapolis Realty
Denver
Col
Elizabeth Ross-Lewin
George E. Ross-Lewin
First National Bank of Denver
Colorado
H. Sean
Cincinnati
French Haitian political developments reach Cap Haïtien
Dispatch from Cape Haitien reports M. Firmin proclaimed President by the Artibonites with acclamation. Armies from Artibonite are advancing and rumors say two divisions have left the capital to confront Gen. Jean Jeaman who backs Firmin, and to threaten St. Marc.
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Paris
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Port de Paix
Northwest Department
M. Firmin
Artibonites
Department of Artibonite
Jean Jeaman
St. Marc
Reorganization Creates Depot of Recruit Instruction
In pursuance of an order from Adjutant General Corbin the Seventh and Nineteenth Regiments of Infantry and the Presidio recruits camp will form a separate command named Depot of Recruit Instruction Colonel Charles A. Coolidge will command as senior officer in charge located at the Presidio Reservation San Francisco July specified in dispatch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
H. C. Corbin
Presidio Reservation
Charles A. Coolidge
Lynching Follows Murder of Policeman in West Virginia
In a wave of mob violence a third Black man was shot dead by a mob of about thirty five in the jungles south of Elkins twenty five miles away. His body was riddled and dumped into the Cheat river. The event follows the lynching of two Black men the previous day in the nearby town of Woolmeldorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womeldorf
W. Va
Wilmoth Woodman
Elkins
Cheat River
Venezuelan Troop Movement Reported from Laguayra
Commander McLean sends word from Laguayra that the President of Venezuela with troops embarked for Laguayra at 2 p m. They left only 38 soldiers in Barcelona. Rumor says Valencia has been captured. The cablegram informs the Navy Department of these developments as of July 25.
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Washington
Navy Department
McLean
Cincinnati
Laguayra
Venezuela
Barcelona
Valencia
President Beardshear of Iowa State in Critical Condition
Ames Ia July reports President W Beardshear of Iowa State College critically ill with dropsy and given oxygen to sustain life. He is fifty four and regarded as a leading educator in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
W. Beardshear
Lews State College
Beardshear
Costa Rican Volcanoes Active Threat to Terraba Area
Unusual activity has lately been shown by Costa Rican volcanoes with lands near Terraba disturbed. The government has sent a commission to Terraba, sixty eight miles southeast of San Jose, to study the conditions and potential threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Terraba
Indiana Editors Abroad Outing Tops Any in Association History
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association held a three day event at Put in Bay with over fifty members, enjoying boating, bathing, and a Detroit visit. Highlights included tours of Detroit sights, a stop at Golden Eagle wine cellars, and a two day cruise on the steamer Kirby amid a lake storm. Several members then scattered to Buffalo Niagara Falls Mackinac Island and other Indiana towns, with praise for organizers and venues.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sandusky
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Washington
Ohio Associated
W. 8. Cappellar
Mansfield News
Indiana
Golden Eagle
Middle Bass Island
Detroit
Beautiful
Kirby
Wire
City Hall
Cadillac
Town Hall
Court of Justice
Louis XIV
France
Woodward and
Jefferson Avenues
Pin
McMillan
Masonic Temple
Bell Isle Park
Troil
St. Clair Fats
Suromer
Queen of the Lakes
United States
Venice
America
George and
Will Lockwood
Peru
G. W. Driscoll
Muncie
John Gregory
Williamsport
Otto Stechhan
Indianapolis
C. W. Riddick
Winamac
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
R. S. Truitt
Noblesville
J. B. Whitehead
A. J. Bowser
Charleston
A. W. Tracy
Hartford City
E. I. Staley
Tipton Advocate
Mackinac Island
Toledo
Cleveland
T. W. McCreary
Hotel Victory
Putin Bay
A. A. Schantz
D. & C. Steamship Line
Ashley & Dustin
H. J. Rhein
Lake Erie & Western Railway
W. 8
Montgomery
Roosevelt Back at Sagamore Hill After Seagirt Visit
President Roosevelt and the Mayflower party anchored off Sagamore Hill after a foggy night at Tompkinsville. Ambassador Meyer dined with the President, Treasury Secretary Shaw arrived aboard the Gresham, and Wyoming stockmen urged delaying Yellowstone Amber Reserve exclusions while the President is briefed on related matters.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Seagirt
Sagamore Hill
Tompkinsyville
Albert Gleaves
Hell Gate
Gleaves
Navy Department
Tompkinsville
George von Meyer
United States
Italy
Meyer
Sleeper
North Beach tale ends as Fate halts boy’s boastful drink
A juvenile fiction excerpt from the New York Evening Sun recounts a boy’s bragged revelry with wine beer and whisky. Fate intervenes from the recess play room forcing a denial to Willie and Fred, revealing the boy’s boastful memory was false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Beach
Fate
Willie
Fred
Bacchus
Insurance coverage limits in historic note
The document states the maximum insured value per risk is not over $10,000, but typically does not exceed $5,000.00. It outlines a ceiling near ten thousand with customary limits around five thousand for standard risks.
Actor mocked by rural crowd in Wilton innards joke
A Boston actor famed for summers in Wilton Maine was teased by locals after he admired a farmer's offal and bought the liver sweetbreads and kidneys. The crowd followed him, chanting that he eats innards, swelling his fame in the small village.
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Boston Journal
Wilton
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Case County
L., RR. & N. Traction Company
Jefferson County
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Terre
Rushville Organization
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Asylum Barns
William W. Tuley
New Albany
Willam W. Tuley
W. A. Tuley
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Thomas
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Seth
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Floyd County
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A. M
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Pendleton
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Charles Parten
John Evans
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Henna
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Roy Dilley
Nebraska
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Ann Denney
Teague
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M. A. Teague
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Bloomington
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Stinesville
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Edward Malone
Sioux City
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Young Malone
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Paulding
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Emery Slusser
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Huntington County
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Valparaiso
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Hebron
Porter County
Indiana Notes
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Indiana Editors Abroad
Put-In Bay
Straits City
Association
Lake Erie
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Scott and
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Toronto
Geo. A. Cox
J. J. Kenny
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
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F. F. McCrea
Law Building
Dyer & Rassmann
Monument Place
Cedar Street
New York, N. Y
F. C. Moore
Edward Lanning
GUO Si Scace Ot
Ssecaves Cena
Collee- Sintec Apaeae
Rene Eas
Seatelly
Loeses
Comnone
W. i. Mart
Alexander & CO
East Market St
Cole & CO
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Cpanel Cocone
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