Grand Jury at Work on Bribery Rumors in Bedford
Loganport reports Grand Jury summons include Mayor Sidney Vaughn ex Mayor George McKee council members and forty five citizens amid bribery rumors from last summer traction controversy. Portland notes city council seeks Hoosier Telephone franchise return and mayor may modify ordinance. Bedford covers stone strike prospects dim with unlikely summer operation. Jeffersonville outlines plan for Saturday shifts at American Car and Foundry with cash pay versus checks and a workforce vote.
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Logansport
Ind
Sidney Vaughn
George McKee
Common Council
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Portland
Hoosier Telephone Company
Jeffersonville
American Car and Foundry Company
Ingram
First clash on strike line at Central Union Telephone
In Anderson Indiana today striking telephone workers clashed with nonunion crews as David Cooskey a lineman imported from Marion Kokomo and Logansport was assaulted near the Anderson Hotel defenders fled down an alley after the initial attack and a second assailant struck.
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Anderson
Ind
Central Union Telephone Company
David Cooskey
Marion
Kokomo
Logansport
Anderson Hotel
Central Union Company
Boss Barbers Organize With Indiana Group
MUNCIE Ind June 9 Alfred A Fletcher president of the Indiana State Barbers Association said the barbers association will aid the formation of the Boss Barbers Association. Boss barbers in many places signified willingness to join the new organization. Fletcher said the boss barbers will greatly help the Snares organization.
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Boss Bers
Summitville linemen repair line during Telephone strike
A small party of nonunion linemen was in Summitville Indiana today repairing the Central Union Telephone Company's line amid a strike by its workers. The event marks an early move amid labor tensions as the Trades Council weighs actions.
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Summitville
Ind
Central Union Telephone Company
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Carpenters' Union Refuses Master Builders Offer
In Lafayette, workers rejected a master builders wage offer of 2 to 5 cents per hour. Central Labor Union leaders plan a sympathetic strike to back the action as Lafayette is tied up by stalled activities.
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Lafayette
Ind
Carpenters’ Union
Central Labor Union
Little Girl Dies Trying to Light Fire With Oil
Hartford City Indiana June 9 six year old daughter of Amos Riley burned to death while attempting to start a fire with crude oil in a cook stove. Oil saturated clothing ignited and she was cooked to death. sister was burned while trying to help extinguish. Knightstown Indiana June 9 Blanchard Criner narrowly escaped drowning in Blue River when a boat capsized over a dam. Criner caught under the boat and rescued on a sandbar.
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Hartford City
Ind
Amos Riley
Sie
Anne
Wes
Knightstown
Blanchard Criner
Blue River
Will Shea
Criner
Miner Isaac Dies After Shelburn Mine Collapse
Shelburn Ind June 9 Isaac a local coal miner was caught by falling debris in the Shelburn mine today and died two hours later from injuries. He is survived by relatives in the area and the mine operator will investigate the accident.
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Shelburn
Ind
Isaac
Elkhart Secures Factory and Muncie Is Planning One
Elkhart reports the George E. Lloyd Company of Chicago will move its electrotyping and machinery plant to the former Clause Printing Press factory. The move creates room for higher output and will employ over 180 workers with a $10,000 capitalization. In Muncie, a second window glass factory is planned by Glass Company of Muncie, aiming to erect a new plant and hire staff, signaling industry growth in the area.
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Elkhart
Ind
George E. Lloyd Company
Chicago
Clause
Muncie
Window Glass
Ae Mew
Newport Brick and Clay Company Formed in Indiana
ANDERSON Ind June 9 Albert A Small Charles Jones and J B Clemans of this city have incorporated the Newport Brick and Clay Company and will begin brick manufacture at Newport Ind on an extensive scale The capital stock of 25000 has been subscribed and the machinery purchased The company owns forty acres of fine shale at the edge of Newport The Anderson men went to Newport today and will rush their factory to completion at an early date.
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Anderson, Ind
Albert A. Small
Charles Jones
J. B. Clemans
Newport Brick and Clay Company
Newport
Ind
Anderson
Constitutional ruling on divorce fee upheld in Indiana
Wabash Circuit Court Judge Shively upheld the law requiring prosecuting attorneys to be paid a fee for uncontested divorce appearances. The ruling clarifies the fee at stake and asserts the statute aims to curb divorces obtained by collusion, contrasting with Judge Paulus of Marion who previously denied the fee.
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Wabash Circuit Court
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Paulus
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Young People’s Christian Union Opens in Kokomo
The ninth annual session of the Young People’s Christian Union of the White River United Brethren Conference opened in Kokomo Indiana with about 200 delegates and an equal number of visitors. President Charles J. Wheeler of Noblesville led the opening address by Rev. W. F. Parker of Marion. The convention is scheduled to close Thursday evening.
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Kokomo
Ind
Young People’s Christian Union
White River United Brethren Conference
Charles J. Wheeler
Noblesville
W. F. Parker
Marion
Elkhart
Unit Ren
Gravel road election carries in Delphi Indiana
The gravel road election in Delphi Indiana today passed by a 310 majority costing 72000 dollars for 32 miles of graveling. First precinct narrowly opposed by seven votes while other precincts supported strongly. In Elwood Indiana James Barnett aged 48 was arrested for larceny from the tin plate works, accused of stealing brass fittings and other items. A factory watchman caught him in the act as he left with stolen goods.
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Delphi
Ind
Elwood
James Barnett
Tin Plate Works
Barnett
Knightstown Licenses First Saloon in Over a Year
Noah Leisure was granted a license to sell liquor in Knightstown by Fayette Circuit Court. He becomes the first licensed saloon operator in over a year, with eight months since a saloon last operated. The Good Citizens' League had campaigned to close saloons, defeating prior license applications. Leisure, who had never run such a business, received approval after Henry County Commissioners refused him.
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Knightstown
Ind
Noah Leisure
Fayette
Leisure
Good Citizens’ League
Henry County
Knights of Pythias to Join Memorial Services in Elkhart
Elkhart prepares memorial services next Sunday with Knights of Pythias from fourteen cities and towns attending Uniform Bank divisions and subordinate lodges. High officials from Uniform Rank and Grand Lodge will be guests of honor with participants expected from South Bend Mishaw, Laporte, Bremen, Goshen, Kendallville, Butler, Wolf Lake and other nearby towns.
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Elkhart
Ind
Knights of Pythias
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Grand Lodge
South Bend
Mishaw
Laporte
Bremen
Goshen
Kendallville
Inier
Butler
Wolf Lake
Allerab
Mid- See
Richmonds New Church Reid Memorial Church Built With Bedford Stone
Richmond Indiana June 9 Work has begun on clearing the site for the United Presbyterian Church to be named the Reid Memorial Church funded entirely by Daniel G Reid of New York a former resident of Richmond. The building permit lists 35000 but reports suggest total cost may reach 100000. The structure will be Bedford stone and fireproof throughout with a Span S roof.
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United Presbyterian Church
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New York
County Board names two appraisers to revise Goshen real estate
Goshen Indiana June 9 the County Board of Review named Mitchell Chartney and Joseph Smith to revise all real estate appraisements in Goshen due to gross inequalities and asset excesses. The city shows an overall increase of 600000 over four years amid rivals.
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Goshen
Ind
County Board of Review
Mitchell Chartney
Joseph Smith
Eikhart
Havey Found Guilty In Marion Liquor Case
Paddy Havey, one of several saloon men charged in Grant Circuit Court for selling liquor within one mile of the Marion Soldiers' Home, was found guilty this afternoon. He was fined $180 and costs and given a ten day jail sentence. The Havey case is the second to be tried. the first resulted in acquittal. Eight other similar cases remain to be heard.
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Marion
Ind
Paddy Havey
Grant
Havey
Storm damages reach Richmond area injures worker
A severe storm near Richmond injures William Rospee as a wagon is crushed by a fallen tree while he loads wood. Horses bolted the wagon after the tree toppled, causing the accident and bruising Rospee about the hips.
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Richmond
Ind
William Rost
Rospee
Destruction of Tollgates Sparks Law Enforcement Probe
Lawrenceburg Indiana reports a spring free Pike movement caused by strong protests led to the destruction of several tollgates in the county. Authorities investigate the arson and vandalism targeting toll facilities as damages mount and residents debate security and costs.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Madison county to span White river bridge contract set
Anderson Indiana June 9 county commissioners decide to span White river north of the city with a steel bridge 635 feet long the largest bridge construction contract in the county will be let on July 10. Declares effort to locate tollgate raiders ongoing.
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Anderson
Ind
White River
Madison County
Delaware Street
Summitville Company to muster into the Knights of Pythias
Summitville notes sixty four member company of Uniform Bank and Knights of Pythias to muster Friday evening. Members from Anderson Alexandria Marion Muncie and Elwood will attend with a banquet afterward. Officers listed: Captain T. B. Cartwright first lieutenant Chase Gordon second lieutenant Maurice Warner.
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Anna Cooper
Greencastle
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Keaton
Morristown
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Sherman McLaughlin
Madison
J. B. H. Seepe
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Greensburg
Joan W. Hornung & Son
Middletown
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Employers Are Partners in Wage Policy Says Walker
About 200 members of the American Foundrymen's convention met at the Hotel Pfister in Milwaukee for a three day session. President W. A. Walker of Boston urged that manufacturers pay the highest wages possible and treat workers as partners, proposing a future where labor leaders counsel and conciliate with business men. He urged employers to model fair leadership and ensure labor interest aligns with business welfare.
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Four Persons Drowned in Allegheny River Incident
Pittsburg Pa June 9 four persons drowned while boating in the Allegheny River near New Kensington. The victims are Albert Ik thirty, Auguste Frank nine, Joseph Frank seven, and George Adams nine.
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Congressman Taken to a Sanatorium
New York report states Congressman George J. Smith of the Eighteenth New York district has been taken to a sanatorium in New York City for treatment of a nervous condition.
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George J. Smith
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Purdue Class Day Highlights and Alumni Events
Lafayette Ind June 9 Senior week activities filled the campus with class day exercises music by the mandolin club led by Alpheus Crane president of the class. John Lammadee delivered an oration followed by a class poem and a class history by Mincivele Crampton. Hollie Lewis read the class prophecy. Alumni luncheon served noon for 250. Art exhibit led by Laura Fry and Sampson praised. senior faculty baseball game held. University Club reception hosted by President Stone. Board of trustees met to review diplomas and finances ahead of commencement tomorrow.
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Lafayette
Ind
Mandolin Club
Alpheus J. Crane
John M. Lammadee
Weeden L. Greene
Mincivele J. Crampton
Hollie C. Lewis
Laura A. Fry
Miss Sampson
Purdue
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Stone
J. C. Arthur
A. J. Crane
William V. Stuart
Job H. van Natta
City
William A. Banks
Laporte
David E. Beem
Spencer
Ae Johnson
Irvington
William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Charles Downing
Greenfield
C. B. Siemen
James M. Barrett
Fort Wayne
Rose Polytechnic to Graduate Large Class in Terre Haute
Rose Polytechnic in Terre Haute Indiana holds thesis examinations for a large graduating class with ceremonies slated for Thursday. The list includes Francisco Aguilera Manzanillo Cuba in Electrical and many others from Terre Haute and beyond spanning Mechanical, Electrical, Chemistry, Architecture and Civil Engineering disciplines.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Polytechnic
Francisco V. Aguilera
Charles L. Chamberlain
St. Louis
Irving J. Cox
N. Hadley Cox
John A. Cushman
Springfield
Mass
Graham Daviess
Uisville
Carl D. Fischer, Jr
Wapakoneta
Cincinnati
Edward C. Kirby
Muncie
Albert A. Krieger
Louisville
Gores B. Lindenberger
Earl C. Keatae Yy
Akron
A. Eugene Michel
Marion
Harry W. Palmer
Brockport
N. Y
William A. Peddie
Earlham College Alumni Election and Class Day Drama
Earlham College in Richmond held a large class day show titled Evolution staged by the class of 1993. Alumni gathered for the annual meeting in Lindley Hall with performances by Prof. Earle Harold and Catherine Jenkins, plus an address by Linton Cox. Officers elected include Harlow Lindley president and Mrs. John H. Johnson secretary.
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Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Lindley Hall
Earlham Fe
Earle Harold
Wichita
Kan
Allen D. Hole
Catherine Jenkins
Linton Cox
Indianapolis
Ie Association
Harlow Lindley
John H. Johnson
Robert L. Study
Mariana Stubbs
Indiana Professor Woodburn to Lecture at Wisconsin
Prof James A Woodburn head of Indiana University history and political science accepts invitation to Wisconsin to give two American political history courses in the first semester next year He receives leave of absence for fall and winter terms Then he will research in Washington with advanced students at the Carnegie Institution for six weeks later this summer he returns to Michigan for history courses at the summer session The senior class discussion at commencement week focuses on Relations of the United States to the Latin American Republics with several seniors and a cash prize awarded
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Blomington
Ind
James A. Woodburn
Indiana University
University of Wisconsin
Indiana
Wisconsin
Washington
Carnegie Institution
Woodburn
University of Michigan
United States
L. L. Beeman
J. M. Clinton
L. F. Ross
J. Lb. Linot E.an
J. P. Porter
Clark University
Franklin College Field Day Marred by Track Condition
Franklin Ind June 5 Field day at Franklin College was staged on Johnson county fair grounds before a fair sized crowd. Owing to poor track conditions events were disrupted and attendance was affected.
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Franklin
Ind
Franklin College
Johnson County Fair
Track and field results amid rain delays at college meet
Poor track conditions slowed runs and bike events due to late rain. Webb dominated sprints and jumps with Branigan and Thompson close behind in many events. All-round score led by Webb at 37 with Branigan second at 32. College directors plan remodeling and library build with 13 000 needed beyond 7 000 on hand.
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Sanford
Spurgeon
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Vnerwehr
Barnett
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Vaerwehr
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Hanover College Commencement Contests and Addresses
Hanover Ind June athletic contests concluded with Miss Jessie Clemons winning the ladies tennis cup and Phi Delta Theta led by Hatfield and Oldfather taking the fraternity cup. Dr Francis Beatty of Louisville delivered the annual address to the literary societies. Bella Hilands of Madison spoke to Christomathean Zetelathean members, T D Billings of Seymour to the Union, and Judge Gambie Logansport to the Philalathean societies.
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Hanover
Ind
Hanover College
Jessie Clemons
Phi Delta Theta
Hatfield and Oldfather
Francis Beatty
Louisville
Bella Hilands
Madison
Christomathean and
T. D. Billings
Seymour
Union
Judge Gambie
Logansport
Philalathean Societies
Palmer University commence week slated with Latshaw address
Commencement week at Palmer University in Muncie Indiana opens Sunday June 21 with a baccalaureate address by Dr J R H Latshaw resident. The College of Music plans a concert and the board of trustees will meet Wednesday. Commencement exercises are scheduled for Thursday evening.
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Muncie
Ind
Palmer University
J. R. H. Latchaw
College of Music
Board of Trustees
Truant officer adds 237 pupils and reports costs
Anderson and Pendleton truant officer summarized visits totaling 2 773 to aid 288 children in schooling. 237 pupils joined public schools except five who enrolled in parochial. Total cost 1 043 71 dollars. Officer worked 1 ½ days costing township 360 dollars. Crawfordsville high school held graduation with 21 graduates. Superintendent Millis awarded diplomas and the Rev C H Wilson gave the address. Wabash board picks Charles S Baer as member and treasurer.
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Crawfordsville
Millis
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Wabash
Charles 8. Baer
Third Ward
Banners and Tom-Toms Burn Peking Revenue Board
June 9 dispatch from Peking reports the vast Revenue Board building, housing 4,000,000 taels, burned with foreign legations nearby. Firefighters were hampered as Chinese forces used banners and drums while kerosene cans supplied water. the Board of Rites building was demolished to prevent spread.
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Mayer Oil strikes wildcat well in Indiana Hoosier field
In Hartford City Indiana on the Widow Maddox farm near Dundee the Mayer Oil Company hit a large oil well. The well spurted during drilling and after control produced about 1440 barrels daily, the field boss Joshua Bailey confirming the rate. Operators call it the biggest strike in the Hoosier field to date. Mayer has now found wildcat territory rich for the third time.
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Hartford City
Ind
Mayer Oil Company
Hoosier
Mayer
Indiana
Oil operator McFadden buys acreage in Indiana field
Muncie Ind June 9 Nathan McFadden a prominent oil operator of Pittsburg today came into the Indiana field and bought leases on 1.0 acres south of Parker This is wild cat territory but McFadden says it will be more profitable than the Parker field which leads the state McFadden will put down twenty five wells in the next few weeks
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Muncie
Ind
Nathan McFadden
Pittsburg
Indiana
Parker
McFadden
Gas well struck near Farmland aims to oil, no show
A gas well was struck today on the J. W. Clayton farm two miles east of Farmland Indiana. The well was shot with the aim of developing into an oil well but no indications of oil or gas show at this time.
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Farmland
Ind
J. W. Clayton
Sutton Disbarred by Circuit Court in Findlay
Attorney W W Sutton of Ottawa and former Putnam county state senator was disbarred for five years by the Circuit Court in Findlay after facing 31 counts from the Bar Association. He may apply for reinstatement after two years.
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Mallory murder trial details recited at Laporte hearing
In Laporte Ind on June 9 the Mallory defense rested without new evidence and trial moves toward conclusion. Prosecutor Clark outlined the State case while defense attorney Orr challenged Mallory’s role. Witness Rankin testified Mallory planned the robbery and led the group as gunfire erupted. the trial resumes with closing arguments and the death penalty sought by prosecutors.
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Laporte
Ind
Mallory
Englewood
George E. Clark
Joseph Orr
Nathan Rankin
Koontzman
Rennoe
Rankin
Eee
Re Boone
Boone
Jory
Koontaman
Harvey Kletke
South Bend
Breese
Laporte County
Orr and Hoban
Clark
Harden Sentenced for Assault on Miner at Jeffersonville Reform School
Fred Harden of Clinton was sentenced to two to fourteen years in the Reformatory at Jeffersonville for assault and battery with intent to commit voluntary manslaughter on Charles Wantland last January. Both are miners.
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Newport
Ind
Fred Harden
Clinton
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Charles Wantland
Dixon released on bond in Bonaparte Dixon murder case
Tell City Indiana June 9 Mrs Martha Dixon charged with the murder of her husband Bonaparte Dixon was released on a 4000 bond at her preliminary trial. The case is set for the next term of court in August.
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Tell City
Ind
Martha Dixon
Bonaparte Dixon
Construction Foreman Assaulted by a Negro at Greensburg
Greensburg Indiana June 9. On Monday afternoon foreman Mr. Moore working on railroad east of the city quarrelled with a negro employee who struck him on the head with a hand spike. Moore has been unconscious since and bleeding from nose and mouth. He is thought fatally injured and the assailant disappeared.
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Greensburg
Ind
Detective Buck Fletcher returns from California in search of Doyle murder motive
Muncie Indiana June 9 Detective Buck Fletcher arrives from California after investigating the death of his wife’s brother Jack Doyle mine owner killed last winter Relatives say Doyle was murdered by his business partner No arrests yet and heirs listed include Mrs Buck Fletcher Mrs Margaret Kelley Thomas Doyle and James Doyle also of Minneapolis Marion Indiana June 3 Nora Miller shot by jealous lover Sanford H Love is improving Surgeons say recovery looks favorable Love not yet arraigned and will await outcome of wounds
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Muncie
Ind
Buck Fletcher
California
Jack Doyle
Doyle
Margaret Kelley
Thomas Doyle
James Doyle
Minneapolis
Marion
Nora Miller
Sanford H. Love
Love
Fire destroys Breakers hotel and Palm Beach blocks
A major Palm Beach blaze wiped out The Breakers hotel, the power house, Cory's block of stores, the Casino, a large north hotel cottage, and several smaller buildings. Furniture from the hotel saved but burned. total losses near 1 million dollars with uneven insured sums. no injuries reported.
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German Antarctic Gauss arrives at Simonstown to refit
The German Antarctic steamer Gauss docked at Simonstown, Cape Colony, for about three weeks before heading home. The expedition reports discovery of a new land named Emperor Wilhelm II Land, largely ice covered save for an inactive volcano. Scientists note numerous investigations, with specimens to be sent to Berlin.
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American and Mexican Smelting and Refining Co Incorporation
Washington June 9 The American and Mexican Smelting and Refining Company filed articles of incorporation with capital of 900000. The incorporators are O B Lee N C Clark and Edwin Christy. Main office will be in New York with branch offices in the West. A large refinery may be built in Baltimore or the South to receive base bullion from U S and Mexico.
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Recommended for a Bishopric in Columbus Diocese
In Columbus on June 9 a meeting of rectors and counselors of the diocese discussed selecting a successor to former Bishop Moeller. Three priests were proposed from the diocese, including members connected with The Meara and St. Joseph's Cathedral.
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Clergy Arrive at Cathedral for Service in Columbus
In Teubenville Ohio the Rev. James Hartley and the Rev. Howard joined at St. Vstromo Cathedral in Columbus for a service before proceeding to Wales.
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Jury of Magoffin farmers to try Jett and White in Kentucky
The jury to try Curtis Jett and Tom White for the shooting of J B Marcum was completed after 9 pm. Twelve Magoffin county farmers will be sworn in tomorrow morning as opening statements begin. Extra veniremen were added after elisor effort, while defense used fifteen challenges and prosecution five.
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Society Editor Clara Nichols Dies in Chicago Tribune Elevator
Clara Nichols, society editor of the Chicago Tribune, was crushed to death in an elevator in the Tribune building in Chicago on June 9. Her body was removed to an undertaking establishment and notices were sent to relatives, some of whom live in Alton, Illinois.
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Army and Navy Orders From Washington June 9
Army orders list Capt Frank DeW Ramsey and Capt William G Haan assigned to Governor's Island New York for temporary duty. Lieut Alfred T Clinton ordered to New York for examination. Naval orders include Lieut N Jenson to the Naval Academy Sanspel Maryland and Lieut M E Reed to the bureau steam engineering aboard the Navy Department.
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Santee
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Brooklyn
Miners’ Union backs action on mule abuse strike
The New York Times reports that 60 Indiana miners who struck over a mule abuse incident were condemned by a district Miners’ Union committee. The panel upheld the discharge of the torturer and ordered strikers back after a measured review, signaling a cautious stance on union power and discipline.
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Obituary notices from diverse cities report deaths and services
Obituaries from New York Hamilton Buffalo and Oxford detail deaths and memorials. James G De Forest died at home. a Union League member. Rev. with Oxford College ties noted. Capt J M Brinker, coal industry figure, died from paralysis aged. Philadelphia telegram confirms listings.
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Labor In Scarce. Cleveland. June 9
F D Underwood of the Railroad said labor shortages delay planned improvements until next fall. He noted a possible route change with the Salter under consideration and surveyors currently reviewing the terrain.
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F. D. Underwood
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Eccentric Millionaire's Funeral in Ottawa
The funeral of J. Major, a grocer and millionaire, was held in Ottawa Ontario. His will mandated a special chariot to bear his unrobed body from home past his store to church and cemetery, but the car along with the flowers was burned immediately after use. The will also required the house and store to be draped in black for forty days.
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Ont
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Boy in Passaic Dies After Ingesting Quinine
Five year old Robert Menacker son of a New York cloak maker living in Passaic New Jersey died after swallowing about sixty quinine capsules from a medicine box. He climbed to a chair while his mother was away, convulsed and died within minutes.
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Carnegie Offers Million for Clubhouse in New York
Asheville June 9 The American Society of Civil assembled in annual convention there. Over 2 members attended. Consideration of Andrew Carnys proposition to be 1,000,000 to build a clubhouse on Fortieth street New York was the principal matter. Several amendments to the constitution were proposed.
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Fortieth Street
New York
World Temperance Union Session Reports Presidential Address
At the Geneva convention of the World's Christian Temperance Union the presiding officer Mrs. Man M. Stevens of Portland read Lady H I Somerset's presidential address predicting a complete victory over the liquor traffic by the women's temperance movement.
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Insurance President Resigns in Boston After 30 Years
The Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Co board accepted the secretary resignation of George, who has led the company for thirty years. Era, a firm from St. Louis, is named as his successor while Mr. Rogers remains in a senior role.
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Factory
Ita Township
Pythian Memorial Services
Marion Publican
Dearborn
Decatur
John H. Lenhart
Adams County
Lenhart
Mary M. Ray
Martin M. Ray
George M. Ray
Shelby Democrat
J. Miles Griffey
Shelby County
Daniel W. Fisk
Helena
Mont
St. Peter’s Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fisk
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Bloomington
Charles Murphy
Perley Pearson
Garden City
Ridgeville
Abraham Boyer
Jay County
Christian Church
Powers
Bosworth
Boyer
David Brunson
Jackson Township
West Grove Hall
Richard Hazel
Indiana Notes
Earlham
Alumni Association
Wisconsin University
Cat Blackford
Big Ol! Holdings
Koontsman
Nathan Raskin
Mrs. Dixon
Mencie
The
William II
Jett
White
Society
Army and Navy
Carnegie
World's Christian Temperance Union
Insurance
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!