Local residents set travel plans and social visits
A long list of residents announces upcoming trips and visits including Miss Alys Bak to Mrs. Gundelfinger and Mr H B Milliken family leaving for the East. Others head to New York Lake Placid Charlevoix Mackinaw Atlantic City and Delevan Lake with numerous August departures and social entertainments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alys Bak
B. W. Gundelfinger
John Wineman
New York
Max Gundelfinger
Peoria
H. B. Milliken
W. H. Brown
Charlevoix
Mich
Harry Sloan Hicks
Lake Wawasee
Lew Wallace
Lake Placid
N. Y
Herman Kinsley
Mackinaw
Harold B. Hibbun
Michigan
Heary, Wallace
C. Lasby
Tewn
New Jersey
Frankie Landers
Loonlake
Mary Milford
Crawfordsville
Mis
FE Perkins
Charien
Coffin
Gloucester
Davis Wallace
John C. New
Crlaricvoix
Smre
John
Wright
Mabel Talbott
Roaringrock
Wequetonsing
Michie
Francis Smith
Cape Anne
Jane
Merrie Black
Lbon
Walker
Newport
Frank J. Will
Uhiy Whiteley
Savoy
Virnia
Hugh Bronson
Farmisnd
Inddlanapoliverin
Crazed on Way Home Husband Finds Wife at Police Station
Olive Morgan from Pulaski county Virginia arrived in North Salem Indiana after a likely sunstroke. She smashed a water pitcher at the Spencer House and claimed she was seeking to drown pursuers. Police restrained her and arranged rail transport to North Salem with husband Tom Morgan awaiting her arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Morgan
Spencer House
Pulaski County
Virginia
North Salem
Ind
Union Station
Shela
Gregorie
Olive
Tom
Morgan
Indiana
North
Bleycie
Hauser and
Trimpe
Statehouse Pigeons Shot Sparks Capitol Controversy
Pigeons atop the Statehouse were shot by men armed with Flobert rifles drawing crowds of boys. Custodian Krietenstein said the birds have long inhabited the Capitol roof and must be thinned out or removed. Carter proved the top marksman, with about twenty birds felled. total pigeons dislodged neared thirty five. Some birds saved for meals, others gathered by urchins, as the operation to cull continues through the week under police permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flobert
Krietenstein
Capitol
Samuel Schutt
Andrew J. Allen
Thomas J. Carter
The
State Printing Board
Carter
Quigtey
Attitude Toward Debs Divides Socialist Leaders
A circulating story claimed the Socialist convention would not back Eugene V. Debs for president. Party members dismissed the report, saying candidates won't be discussed at the meeting aimed at uniting factions. Debs is still viewed by leaders as the party's foremost figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Bth
King
Chicago
Ilness
Soriatistie Party
Lizzie Oliver Arrested for Shooting Attempt on Edward Chandler
Lizzie Oliver of 182 South Missouri street was arrested by Patrolmen Bates and Caldwell on charges of shooting at Edward Chandler with intent to kill. Oliver claimed she had been engaged to Chandler but refused him after discovering he was not sincere. She told police she did not shoot him, while admitting he shot at her, and denied any intent to harm him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Oliver
South
Missouri Street
Bates
Caldwell
Edward Chenilter
Shy Hind
Chandler
Tippee
Fire damages home of Mr McMahon on Martindale Avenue
A blaze started overnight at 2445 Martindale Avenue in the home of Mr McMahon. An overheated stove or a defective flue caused the roof to burn and damaged the rest of the house. The estimated loss is minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon
Martindale Avenue
Sunday Night Stabbing At Anderson Suburb Saloon
Eugene Weaver lies near death from knife wounds suffered after a saloon dispute. Jesse Vickar and Lyster Layman are suspects, with Vickar believed to have fled toward Carlisle Kentucky. Fire and crime items from surrounding communities are noted alongside other state incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Weaver
Shadeland
Eugene Lane
Jesse Vickar
Lyster Lyman
Tane
Weaver
Vickar
Carlisle
Pes E
Man Arrested for Carbolic Acid Attack in Muncie
Peter Tillberry was arrested in Muncie after throwing carbolic acid in Mary Torrence at Kate Phinney’s home. He admits guilt and faces a mayhem charge carrying two to fourteen years. Torrence is left with the loss of an eye, life previously in danger but now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncle
Ind
Peter Tillberry
Mary Torrence
Kate Phinney
Princeton man dies by morphine self harm in Evansville
Evansville Indiana July 2 L R Beck of Princeton Ind died by his own hand taking morphine in Evansville He was about thirty five years old and had been dissipating for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
L. R. Beck
Princeton, Ind
Morristown Death: Hiram B. Cole 75 at Home
Morristown Indiana reports the death of Hiram B. Cole aged seventy five at his home. Born February 22, 1826 near Hanover he never left his birthplace area. His father and grandfather settled here in 1821 and he married Elizabeth Buck in 18 with six children surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Ind
Hiram B. Cole
Hanover
Here
Elizabeth Buck
New Castle
Rachel Rogers
Adolph Rogers
Carlina
Henry County
William A. Rogers
Laporte
Sebastian Lay
Maer
Catherine Gaw
Lay
California
Charles K. Goodall
Tracy
Laporte County
Elkhart
Peter L. Mishler
Elkhart County
Mere
Jacob Paules
William
Milton Mishier
Goshen
New Albany
Amelia Martin
Delphi
Death notices mark Hagerstown and Pendleton obituaries
News from Hagerstown Indiana reports the death of Mrs Andress Wiggins at her granddaughter’s home in Richmond. She was a well known county figure married to Andress Wiggins tied to pork packing and the Whitewater Canal. The Pendleton note records the funeral of Anderson Bolinge a wealthy farmer aged about seventy. J C Blackburn and Frank D Brower are noted as recently deceased in other brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ind
Andress Wiggins
Richmond
Wiggins
Whitewater Canal
Justin Study
Fort Wayne
Frank Wiggins
San Francisco
Newton Stover
George Wiggins
Union City
Sherman Wiggins
Los Angeles
Cal
Pendleton
Anderson Bolinge
J. C. Blackburn
Elwood Cooper
Lve
Frank D. Brower
Bright
Heavy Loss at Richmond Fire Destroys Stables
An early morning blaze in Richmond Indiana devastated stables and commercial properties in the business district. Losses include T C Taylor W R Hadley Fry Brothers William Cain and William Grottendick with substantial insurance coverage totaling millions in goods and buildings. many horses perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
T. C. Taylor
W. R. Hadley
Fry Bros
William Cain
William Grottendick
T. ©. Taylor
Fry Brothers
Hadley
Mary lLoundner
Walter T Carpenter
Firemen Burned As Mystery Fire Rages Across Indiana Fields
A series of late June and early July fires across Indiana destroyed crops and property. In Wayne county a seven acre field burned after a burning stump ignited dry grass, badly injuring Clarence Linley and burning others. In Salem a stable and adjacent structures burned, Dr. Hobbs’s residence narrowly escaped, with losses around $3,000. Brazil saw a laundry building destroyed, partly insured. Flora reported a large barn destroyed with 1000 bushels of wheat, thirty tons of hay and a horse lost. Sullivan noted threshing sparks igniting straw and wheat in Basler’s farm. Authorities described the causes as fire outbreaks with varying insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
William Austin
Boston
Wayne County
Clarence Dinjev
Clarence Linley
Salem
Pire
Edward Corry
Walnut
Main Streets
H. C. Hobbs
Flora
John Lowman
Here
Eickee
Winona Park program features Mme Bailey and Powers at Winona Lake
Winona Park in Winona Lake Ind offers two concerts this week under the Cincinnati College of Music direction with Mme Cecilia Eppinghousen Bailey delivering clear singing across a broad repertoire. Professor Sterling leads the local music course while Leland Powers performs two acts, including Lord Chumley, and the Welcome steamer orchestra provides an evening program drawing large crowds. Harry Gleckner departs for Buffalo to join a new exposition band after two seasons with the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Park
Winonians
Mme
Cecilia Eppinghousen Bailey
Cincinnati College of Music
Professor Sterling
Winona
Madame Bailey
Leland T. Powers
Lord Chumley
Harry Gleckner
Buffalo
Republican day highlights at Island Park Assembly
Portland Indiana July 2 Tomorrow signals Republican day at Island Park Assembly with Wallace Bruce lecturing on Landmarks of Scott and an orchestral concert. Afternoon political addresses and an evening concert with local talent precede a sequence of interest rich days including Hillsdale College day and G A R day featuring General John B. Gordon as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Island Park
Hillsdale College
John C. Carman
H. Yager
J. B. Bolles
Robert Cowden
H. M. Stahl
Mary EF. Balch
Vincennes District Conference Opens at Shoals
Loogootee Ind July 2 The annual Vincennes district conference of the Methodist Church began at Shoals this morning with about 154 ministers local preachers Sunday school superintendents and Epworth League presidents in attendance. Principal speakers include Dr W H Hickman chancellor DePauw University Dr C W Lewis president Moore s Hill College and Rev W B Collins New Albany. Five new churches were built and dedicated and $25 000 was raised for church benevolences during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Loogootee
Ind
Vincennes
The
Methodist Church
Shoals
Epworth League
W. H. Hickman
De Pauw_University
C. W. Lewis
Moore's Hill College
W. B. Collins
New Albany
H. c. Cuppinger
Battleground camp meeting draws large crowd in Lafayette
In Lafayette Ind today an unusually interesting Battleground camp meeting drew a fine crowd. Rev N S White of Battleground preached this morning and Rev J E McCloud spoke this afternoon to a large audience. Yesterday’s services were well attended with Dr Gobin as principal speaker. Wednesday will be temperance day and Friday Epworth League day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Battleground
Bible Conference Opens at Earthiam College Tonight
The annual Bible Conference at Earthiam College opened in Richmond Indiana tonight. The event is conducted by Indiana Western and Wilmington Yearly Meetings with Rev Albert J Brown of Indianapolis delivering the inaugural address as the feature of the opening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earthiam College
Indiana, Western and Wilmington Yearly Meetings
Albert J. Brown
Indianapolis
Invention by James Kelly A Rotary Engine Sparks Interest
James Kelly of Kingston has developed a double cylinder rotary steam engine with four eccentrics and side valves that allegedly uses as little steam as a standard cylinder. Engineers who viewed the model see potential for a major shift in steam power, while Kelly seeks a patent and has declined a $1.00 offer for the model with patent rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
James Kelly
Kingston
Mr. Kelly
Tle
Kelly
Indiana Mutual Telephone Association Opens Convention
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lafayette Indiana reports the opening day of the Indiana Mutual Telephone Association convention. The July 2 event begins with industry talks and planned sessions for cooperative telephone interests across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Mutual Telephone Association
Indiana and Kentucky News Minute From State Convention
Indiana and Kentucky briefs report a two o’clock convention opening in Thompson Hall with about a hundred delegates. Notables include Mayor Justice and Vice President Charles A. Zion. Other items cover hydrophobia in Kentucky, artesian water plans, a pearl found in a mussel, medical cases, elopements, and local incidents across several Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes
Indiana
Thompson's Hall
Justice
Charles A. Zion
Lebanon
L. C. Walker
Indianapolis
A. Anderson
Pittsburg
J. F. Nate
Madison
Wis
J. P. Hutchings
Kokomo
A. Dinsmore
Chicago
Miscellaneous Brevities From a Turbulent Day on Rail and Water
A Delaware Lackawanna locomotive exploded near Pancoast Pennsylvania, killing the engineer and injuring the fireman and a brakeman. The Defender yacht is being dismantled at City Island New York after a reported sale for 30000, with portions kept as souvenirs. In Washington state a rowboat capsized on Spanaway Lake drowning Earl Jenkins Florence Neving and Anelia Cole whose bodies were later recovered. President McKinley attended the funeral of Leopold Biechele in Canton delaying a concert on the McKinley lawn. A Chicago horse plague prompts veterinary care and rest. In Fremont Ohio a free-for-all night at the Pollock settlement left Max Bednark fatally injured Mike Materzak and others hurt with several jailed. In Trinidad Colorado ranchman Philp McWilliams killed Salvador and Charles Parece after a long feud. A Winyah Lumber Company sawmill in Georgetown South Carolina exploded, killing three and injuring seven. a schooner at the wharf damaged. Brook Bridge traffic and service were restored with new truss plans under review. Mrs Caroline Pitts Brown funeral held in Detroit with six nephews as pallbearers. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Jeffersonville
Melvin Knowland
Portland
Corydon
Marion
O. A. Sprague
Order of Elks
Fitzsimmons
Marion Lodge
Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Sprague
Chicago
Greensburg
John Robbins
United States Army
Indianapolis
Texas
United States
Richmond
Charles C. Swain
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Marietta
D. Laporte
Laporte
New Order
Greencastle
Sam Jones
Pendleton
John Sherman
Tracy Tague
Lola Oiler
Madison
Dr. Collins
George M. Roberts
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Edward Kunz
Valparaiso
Baileytown
Getzilius von Scheele
Visby
Sweden
South Bend
Jacob M. Chillas
Shelbyville
A. O. Wood
Fairland Enterprise
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Pancoast
Olf Yacht Defender
City Island
New York
Earl Jenkins
Seattle
Florence Neving
Anelia Cole
Puyallup
Spanaway Lake
Washington State
McKinley Es
Leopold Biechele
Canton
McKinley Lawn
Pollock
Fremont
Max Bednark
Mike Materzak
Mike Swinski
Philp McWilliams
Trinidad
Col
Salvador Te Parece
Charles Parece
Jeast
Pareces
McWilliama
Winyah Lumber Company
Georgetown
Brook Bridge
Department of Bridges
Caroline Pitts Brown
Henry B. Brown
United States Supreme Court
Quarrel Over Debt Ends in Murder and Thefts
A man dies following a debt quarrel with W Bowers cousin. The deceased worked as a traveling salesman for Martinez Brothers of New Orleans. Homicide remains unsolved as authorities investigate in Canton and Louisville.
Grinstead Declines Louisville Mayoral Nomination
James F. Grinstead, nominated for Louisville mayor in the July 16 Republican primary, announced he would not accept the nomination due to dissatisfaction with how the primary was conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
James F. Grinstead
Children Arrested In Broad Ripple Case
Lowell Allen seven and his five year old brother Robert were arrested by Detective Holtz at Broad Ripple in a custody case with Justice White. A nearby farmer Orr reported the boys entered his home and stole $10 from his trousers. Lowell, repeatedly in trouble for theft, had recently sold a watch on East Washington street for 18 cents. City Council members debated confinement versus release, with some seeking an investigation while others objected to keeping boys in jail, and the matron refused to release them. Councilman warned he would push for release but parents objected, noting the heat in the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Allen
Robert
Holtz
Broad Ripple
Justice White
Orr
Irvington
East Washington Street
Indiana Bankers Executive Council Meeting Set
An Indiana Bankers' Association executive council meeting is called for Thursday at the Denison Hotel. The council includes officers and bankers from Greencastle Huntingburg Vincennes Muncie Plymouth Danville South Bend Indianapolis New Castle Valparaiso Indianapolis Frankfort Greensburg Logansport Bluffton and more. They will decide the site and date of the annual meeting with South Bend as a leading candidate amid a city citizens committee urging the convention be held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Denison Hotel
R. L. O’ Hall
Greencastle
Hugo C. Robert
Huntingburg
J. L. Bayard
Vincennes
Hardin Roads
Muncie
Oliver G. Solce
Plymouth
Mord Carter
Danville
C. T. Lindsey
South Bend
A. Morrison
Indianapolis
Thomas B. Millikan
New Castle
W. H. Gardner
Valparaiso
John P. Frenzel
Volney T. Malott
David A. Coulter
Frankfort
W. W. Bonner
Greensburg
W. C. Thomas
Logansport
Hugh Dougherty
Bluffton
Association For Th
South Neon
Sindlinger Kuhn & Co. Bankrupt in Federal Court
In Salem, Sindlinger Kuhn and Co. filed for bankruptcy yesterday in the Federal Court. The firm lists liabilities and names Sindlinger, W F Kuhn and John A Kuhn as members. An amended complaint was filed in D A Jennings vs EW W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindlinger, Kuhn & Co
Er Sindlinger
W. F. Kuhn
John A. Kuhns
D. A. Jennings
EW W
Menaugh Case In United Circuit Court Seeks 100 Damages
The United Circuit Court hears a complaint by Menaugh and others from Washington county. The amended filing spans 180 closely written pages, seeking damages of 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menaugh
United Circuit Court
Washington County
Petition for Divorce Filing Quietly Seeks Separation
Hattie M Hilligoss petitions for legal separation from William Hilligoss citing desertion and abuse while cohabiting. She alleges he kept late hours, frequented gaming houses and fights, and would not take her to visit relatives, claiming a miserable conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M. Hilligoss
William Hilligoss
Higher Courts Record New Suit Filed
A list of court items from 1962 includes Hattie M Hilligoss versus William Hilligoss for divorce in Superior Court Room L, and multiple appellate notices and new cases across Marion C and other counties. The items cover assignment errors, briefs, petitions for rehearing, and motions in various circuits and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M. Hilligoss
William Hilligoss
Superior Court
Room L Supreme Court
Clara L. Shank Et al
Co. Smith
Marion
John Rinkard
State of Wabash C. C
Appellate Court
John Ragle
Alonzo Mattox
Sulelivan
Large Crowd Attends Broad Ripple Park Street Show
An unusually large audience gathered at Broad Ripple Park last night drawn by a new programme from the street-railway. Prof E S Walker a stack wire walker gave the first of a series of performances to run all week and Sunday. His walk on a 100 foot loose wire across the river drew applause and he also rode a bicycle mounted on the wire with a trapeze for a man and a woman. W J entertained spectators between acts as part of the daily afternoon and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad@ Ripple Park
W. J
Boy Bicycle Accident Involving Davidson Driver
Wille Miller of 90 Hamilton avenue was struck by a wagon driven by Davidson of Twelfth street and Reville avenue while riding near his home. The injuries were painful but not dangerous, and Miller’s mother protested the arrest, claiming the incident was wholly accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Miller
Hamilton Avenue
Davidson
Twelfth Street
Reville Avenue
Valencia Sold for 825000 Transfer of Delaware Street Apartment House
The Valencia an apartment house hotel at 517 North Delaware Street was transferred yesterday from owner M. H. ee to Herman E. Martens for five dollars. The building is a seven story structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Delaware Street
M. H.ee
Herman E. Martens
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Stote
Butterick
Secord
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Paul Fl. Krauss
E. Washington ST
Sarai Ay Bey
AL Tda
Owmarket ST
Geo. J. Marott
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
W. H. Messenger
East Washington St
Personal and
Protemar
Bear
A. H. Stem
A. Gladding
Mackinac
Port Coburn
Carreade
Mary Lucas
Elizabeth McKenzie
Young Women's Christian Association
Paducah
Tex
Eva Hurley
Dallas
Vorte
Indianapolis Light Artillery
South America
Phillips
Racine
J. A. Cooper
Wisconsin
Inschor Affairs
Sarah Cooper Phillips
Washington
West Virginia
Derson
Launndry
Brazil
Huddleston
Henry Huddleston
James McKinney
Justice Berkey
Brown
Jasper W. Hughes
Tunnelton
Fort Ritner
Hughes
McKinney
Baby Spratt
William Merry
Terre Haute
Sullivan
F. E. Basler
Assembly
Battleground Camp Meeting
Enartham Bible Conference
George Hammel
Mr. Hammel
Carroll County
Hammel
Milton
Lane
Princeton
John M. Lockwood
Lockwood
Henry C. Blackman
Indiana Notes
Albert Bowers
Bowers
Martinez Brothers
New Crare
Surveyor Croft
Pasengers
Ponce
Porto Rico
Samuel J. Roberts
Lexington
Internal Revenue
Charlies E. Sapp
Will J. Davis
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Davis
Postmaster Brown
Mayor Weaver
Knights Templars
Mrs. McKinley
Porter
Odell
Tom" Saler
Jer
Indiana Bankers
Scofield, Schurmer & Teagle
Tillie Myers
Louisa C. E. Cook
Minnie L. Buhrlage
Witter
George R. Bell
William Noonan
Blackford C. C
James F. Brown
John Graham
Johnson CC. C
Martha J. Earl
William & van
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Benton C. C
Roy
Valencia
Pleror
Pierce
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