Miss Neuhaus Final Recital Explores Russian School
Miss Neuhaus of Kosten gave the final recital in a series at Mrs. Beveridge’s home. She spoke on Modern Composers and the Russian School, naming Hrabimas Dvorak Grieg Borodin Verdi Iljinski and Tschaikovsky. She performed Bra hms two movements of a sonata and the cadenza from Tschaikovsky Fantasie de Concert, praising Sinding Fruhingsrauschen and noting Russian music’s recent rise and future potential.
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Dvorak
Hungary
Grieg
Neuhaus
Russia
Miss Neuhaus
Tschaikovsky
Miss Neuhsus
St Josephs Academy Commencement Music Program
The commencement exercises at St Josephs Academy are set for next Wednesday evening with a musical programme featuring Saltarelle March, Haberbier piano pieces, a chorus Welcome to All, Von Weber accompaniment, Vocal Solo The Pee, and Barcarolle. A later recital at Baldwin piano store drew a crowded audience with Miss Bessie Clemens, Mrs J W Duncan, and others receiving strong applause.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Haberbier
E. Pendleton
Ll Gardner
J. Ryan
S. Stalthut
E. Gardner
M. Deery
M. Haley
M. Smith
A. Vondersaar
E. Vondersaar
S. Kremp
von Weber
E. Jarboe
E. Finney
E. Vondersaa
Tancredi
E. Vo
Miss Vondersaar
Barcarolle
Vooaiacseke
Trovatore
von Uartet
M. Filcer
Meady
B. Jarboe
Baldwin Piano Store
Ida Belle Sweenie
Bessie Clemens
J. W. Duncan
Shelbyville
Blanch Bustek
Lily Doyle
Tipton
Gertrude Sargent
Lawrence
Ruth Lebo
Nelile Reed
Gertrude Barber
Mabel Bruner
Carrie Tester
Deputy Marshal Brings Morrison Couple for Bankruptcy Exam
United States Deputy Marshal Boyd escorted S M Morrison and his wife from Bluffton to appear before Judge John H Baker on charges of bankruptcy law violation. The couple, in the military business, filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities at 49 and assets at 700.
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United States
Boyd
S M. Morrison
Bluffton
John H. Baker
County official estimates storm damage to county roads
County Commissioner McGregor spent days reviewing the county to estimate damage from recent storms. He warns damages will be about 2.00. Many culverts and bridges are out or badly damaged, requiring rebuilds. The funeral of Mrs. Livinia Hardacre, 195% Columbia avenue, who died Wednesday of heart disease, will take place today at Crown Hill. She was seventy-two and widow of John Hardacre.
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McGregor
County
Rly
Livinia Hardacre
Columbia Avenue
Crown Hil
Twenty Years as a Prominent Contractor in This City
A long society listing notes a prominent local contractor and builder, with numerous visits, social events, and weddings shaping the urban social scene. It highlights trips, summer plans, engagements, and gatherings among residents, including Mrs. DeVay, Miss Shover, Mr. Tarkington, and many others.
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
May Manton offers guidance on shirtwaists with broad shoulder lines that flatter many figures. The sample model uses white butcher's linen with a dotted blue French knot accent, shown with elbow sleeves and a collarless or English neck option, and described as simple to cut with front and back pieces.
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May Manton
Oxford
Madras
Batiste
Dimity
Garment Pattern 4150 Illustrated Waistline Gathered Fronts
The pattern features waistline gathers with shoulder gathers, bishop sleeves with cuffs, a regulation stock neck, and a central box plait with buttonholes. Sizes fit busts 32 to 40 inches. fabric yardage varies by width. pattern coupons required and return in about one week.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Fodrer's Defense Concluded With Sudden Death in Tent
The report details a fatal pistol image in a North Carolina mountain setting. Davis, a Confederate veteran, killed himself after fleeing military service, while Judge Hadley, a Union veteran, survived earlier captivity and authored Seven Months a Prisoner. Davis later rejoined Hadley’s network, married locally, then dissolved his family life before disappearing and dying in a tent.
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Davis
Judge Hadley
Hadley
Columbia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Indianapolis
Bailey Cameron tragedy coroner verdict verdicts
The coroner ruled that John Bailey died from a shotgun wound to the spinal cord fired by Oliver J. Cameron while Oliver J. Cameron died from a pistol wound to the heart fired by John Bailey. Bailey was buried at Bentonville this afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Bailey-Cameron
John Bailey
Oliver J. Cameron
Bailey
Bentonville
Laborer George Chandler Ends His Life in Carbolic Acid
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 12 George Chandler a laborer whose wife left him two days ago died by his own action today using carbolic acid. The tragedy occurred in Terre Haute with police and family involvement reported. Chandler left behind a note explaining his distress and intent.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
George Chandler
Obituary of Col William C Bank Martinsville physician
Colonel William C Bank a well known Martinsville physician died this evening in Martinsville Ind after eighteen years of practice from Brights disease He was born August 31 1839 in Hendricks county Indiana and moved with his family to Eminence Morgan county later practiced medicine there before relocating to Martinsville He enlisted in the Seventh Indiana Volunteers in April 1841 and participated in early reorganizations of a company during the three months service
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Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
Wiliam C. Bank
Bright
Bank
Hendricks County
Indiana
Morgan County
Indianapolis
Indiana Volunteers
Fort Republic
War veteran and kin losses noted in three brief notices
A Dublin Indiana note reports Ellis Beard learning of his brother Walter Beard's death in San Antonio Texas after a long illness. Walter, a former Dublin resident, had worked for a Missouri Kansas Texas Railway in St Louis before seeking health in Texas. Roy Nihart of Goshen Indiana, a member of Company F Thirty-eighth US Infantry who served in Cuba, died in a Manila hospital and has his remains returning to Middlebury for final burial.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Ellis Beard
Walter Beard
San Antonio
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
St. Louis
Texas
Goshen
Roy Nihart
Thirty-eighth
United States Infantry
Manila
Middlebury
Cuba
Thirty-second
Michigan
Evening Obituaries From Indiana Towns June 12
A string of death notices from Dublin to Rushville reports Joseph Funk of Dublin dying of heart dropsy at 65, veteran of the Civil War. Charles W. Kellett and Mrs. Margaret Deahl die in Goshen and Richmond respectively. John Hall of Kokomo, C. Strong of Liberty Township, Jesse Mills near Winchester, Bernard H. Holthouse of Richmond, Wilson Green of Hartford City, and Oliver Cameron of Falmouth are also listed with brief biographical details and funeral arrangements.
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Dublin
Ind
Joseph Funk
Thirty-sixth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Reste City
Cambridge City
Jackson Township
Goshen
Charles W. Kellett
Ent
Masonic
Knights of Pythias
Margaret Deahl
B. Deahl
Anthony Deahl
Germany
America
Kokomo
John Hall
Vevay
C. Strong
Liberty Township
Winchester
Jesse Mills
William Rockhill
Indiana Territory
Ohio
Richmond
Bernard H. Holthouse
Hartford City
Wilson Green
Washington Township
Oak Chapel
Rushville
Oliver Cameron
John W. Bailey
Falmouth
Columbia Cemetery
Annual convention of Northern Indiana Editorial Association
In South Bend on June 12 the thirty fourth annual meeting opened at the Commercial Athletic Club with Edward A. Jernegan presiding. A banquet at the Oliver Hotel honored editors and ladies, and officers will be elected tomorrow. In Vincennes the Municipal League of Indiana held sessions with papers on municipal affairs and a Union Depot Hotel banquet. Next convention sites include Richmond Jeffersonville and Terre Haute.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Commercial Athletic Club
Edward A. Jernegan
Mishawaka Enterprise
Oliver Hotel
Jernegan
Association
Oliver House
Indiana Railway Company
Twin Branch
Vincennes
Municipal League of Indiana
Union Depot
Richmond
Jeffersonville
Terre Haute
Terre Haute unions weigh mediation and a worker line plan
Terre Haute labor leaders at a western Indiana convention weigh a Citizens Protection League visit. Former Indiana miners president Van Horn urges mediation and arbitration while the idea of a union backed car line from Terre Haute to Bragil and beyond gains support. Ed Wallace is named chairman and a corporate stock plan for an automobile line is endorsed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Citizens’ Protective League
Central Labor Union of
van Horn
Indiana Miners
League
Street Railway
Clarke
Ed Wallace
Clinton
Catt
Linton
Ways and Means
Bragil
Young People's Conference announced at Winona Lake
Rev J Wilbur Chapman of New York announces a youth conference at Winona Lake Indiana from June to July 1. Speakers include Rev W E Biederwolf Monticello IN D E Gordon Cleveland and Rev Clarence E Eberman D D field secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor. Dr Chapman to lead and speak at each meeting with music directed by Prof W S Weeden of New York. Afternoons offered for rest and recreation.
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Eperial
Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
W. E. Biederwolf
Monticello
D. Gordon
Cleveland
Clarence E. Eberman
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Chapman
W. 8. Weeden
Vention
Denver
Col
Shes
Bible conference set for August in Scotland preacher
Dr. Chapman announces that Rev. John Robertson of Scotland, successor of John McNeill, will speak at a Bible conference to be held August 17 to 27. NOBLESVILLE Ind June 12. Attorners file habeas corpus in Circuit Court against Sheriff Bray over Tyler Cruthers bunko case arguing sheriff exceeded authority and lacking jurisdiction. Hearing set by Judge Neal. Windfall hold up near city. two men force father and son at gunpoint, stealing wages. Muncie district Christian Endeavor Union holds first session at Friends Church in Winchester. May Wright Sewall speaks in Richmond on art exhibit progress. Evansville fire damages Chandler and nearby buildings. loss about 5000. Kokomo carnival to be big with five days, nothing degrading. Carrie Nation and prize fight removed from program. Two nearby drillers survive fall into old well. Toledo story finds will and deposit for 1200 dollars. two daughters in Fort Wayne named. Terre Haute man Henry Lintz killed by Vandalia train.
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Service Club
Propylaeum
Arthur B. Grover
Cleveland
Agnes DeVay
Newton
Atlantic City
Johns. Brines
Boston
Seashore
Russel Seede
Lake Harbor
Mich
F. W. Day
Detroit
Montreal
Canada
Frances M. Perry
Wellesly College
Lillian Taggeart
Nettle E. Shover
Lillian Hoffman
Nellie Bowman
Eunice
Augusta Jameson
St. Louis
Luella McLain
Tucker
Newark
N. J
Almus Ruddell
Mensur
Hume
Olive Pursell
Idele Templeton
Selina Morgan
Central Christian Church
Irvington
New York
John Carroll
Carroll
Madge Layman
William H. Coburn
William Reid
Paris
France
Miss Turner
Hugh McGibeny
Hausa
Morris
Ind
H. Eisler
E. Dolnetsch
Gus Revers
Oscar Schrader
Cincinnati
Eleanor Hauck
Lafayette
Harriet Jones Powell
Charles E. Jones
Walter Lincoln Hill
West Thirteenth Street
Joshua Stansfield
Mary Z. Hill
Aquilla Jones
John Jones
Benjamin Jones
Miss Hill
Horace Dickerman
Donald
Charles Hill
Chicago
Henrietta Zueblin
Charles Zueblin
Elmer Hill
McCullough
Branch
Anderson
John Zueblin
William Morris
Pen- Meton
John Rogers
New Castle
Hill
John T. Brush
Flower Mission
W. W. Carter
George H. Burke
Alice Alber
Father Pratt
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Northwest
Randolph Hayward
Springfield
Florence Thomas
G. B. Work
Dr. Chapman
John Robertson
Scotland
John McNeill
Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Tyler Cruthers
Justice of the Peace
Senate
Neal
Winchester
Muncie
Christian Endeavor Union
Friends’ Church
James P. Goodrich
J. Elmer Rhea
Christian Endeavor Trusts
J. Webster Bailey
Fort Wayne
Presbyterian Church
Kokomo
K. of P
Carrie Nation
Toledo
Victor Crouser
Potter's Field
Holcomb National Bank
Catharine Dohane
Mary Friesdorfer
Local party rifts and civic news from Indiana towns
In Winamac Pulaski county Democrats oppose Cass Pulaski nominee Lewis C. Hubble who left the party years ago becoming a Prohibitionist and then a Populist. Muncie plaintiff M E Vandercook sues Union Traction Co. for $10,000 over a streetcar collision. I O O F lodges join two Rebekah lodges for memorial at Beech Grove Cemetery. Dr J E Powell of the Christian Church takes six weeks vacation then will attend England coronation. Valentine Schwartz resigns as city marshal of Tell City. James Balderson to fill term. Martinsville Rev W A Delaney resigns Baptist pastorate to enter lecture field.
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Winamac
Pulaski County
Lewis C. Hubble
Mr. Hubble
Muncie
M. E. Vandercook
Union Traction Company
Rebekah
Beech Grove
Wabash
J. E. Powell
Christian Church
England
Powell
Church of England
Tell City
Valentine Schwartz
James Balderson
John Kreisle
John Reichle
Eugene Huthsteiner
Martinsville
W. A. Delaney
Baptist Church
Delaney
After Twenty Years Supposed Dead Husband Reunites
Abraham Halsey, a Hoboken barge captain, is to join his wife after nearly twenty years separation. She remarried a man she believed dead, Charles Rich, who has travelled to Kentucky. Halsey left his wife in Pittsburg for California and was presumed dead. He recently met her in New York. both are over sixty.
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New York
Abraham Halsey
Hoboken
Charles Rich
Kentucky
Sopeeen Halsey
Pittsburg
California
Two Men Found Slain in Puck Ranch Cabin
In Sturgis area on June 12 George Puck and George Ostrander were discovered murdered in their cabin on Puck's ranch eighty miles from Sturgis. Both men were killed in their beds with robbery suspected as a possible motive. no other motive is known.
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Sturgis, &. D
George Puck
George Ostrander
Puck
Sturgis
Storm brings ruin across central Illinois with deaths
McLean county reports another death from Tuesday night’s tornado. Cora Reynolds, two, daughter of J A Reynolds, east of Saybrook, was killed by flying debris and her mother critically injured. A box car train was blown eight miles, a caboose overturned injuring Conductor George Stevens. Barns collapsed, cattle and hogs killed, and a church destroyed at Emdon. Across central Illinois repair efforts begin as towns brace for weeks of recovery.
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Bloomington
McLean County
Cora Reynolds
J. A. Reynolds
Saybrook
Elliott
Ellsworth
George Stevens
Rankin
Isaac Funke
McLean
Benton
Emdon
New Lutheran
Farmer City
Mansfield
Ilinois
Long Universal Postal List Heads to Dead Letter Office
A June 12 notice lists dozens of names for undelivered letters marked as advertised. The notice instructs on how to claim letters and warns transient addressees to mark envelopes accordingly. A separate report notes a violent incident where Sir Harbold was stabbed and robbed during a confrontation with Evans who demanded money.
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Ter Harbold
Harbeld
Evans
Circus Tent Blown Down In Sigourney Injures Twenty Five
High winds at Sigourney Iowa toppled the Harris circus main tent injuring twenty five people. Two seriously hurt include Miss Clara Campbell twenty with back injuries and Sam nee EeGs head trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Harris Circus
Clara Campbell
Sam
Nee EeGs
Hottest Day Kills Man as Windstorm Hits Chicago
Chicago records its hottest day of the year with the mercury at record levels. Four people collapsed from heat, including Charles Campbell who died. A violent windstorm followed, toppling trees and damaging business signs across the city.
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Chicago
Charles Campbell
Wind and rainstorm shatters windows across Ottumwa area
A hard wind and rainstorm broke hundreds of plate glass windows in Ottumwa Iowa today. The storm flooded basements and caused heavy damage to farm buildings in the vicinity as residents braced for aftereffects and sought repairs.
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Ottumwa
Prof Jordan sails for Samoa to study South Sea fishes
June 12 at San Francisco Prof David Starr Jordan of Stanford sails with wife and son aboard the Sierra for Samoa to collect and classify fishes. He heads the fish commission and will be assisted by Prof Vernon Kellogg and Japanese student Sindow in the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Samoa
Sierra
Fish Commission
Jordan
South Sea Islands
Vernon Lyman Kellogg
Sindow
Credit Men Adjourn After Bankruptcy Bill Move
The national convention of credit men adjourned today after adopting a resolution urging passage of an amendment to the national bankruptcy bill. Don Harry J. Tregoe of Baltimore and Ige F. Pulfer of Detroit were unanimously elected president and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
National Convention of Credit Men
Don Harry J. Tregoe
Baltimore
Ige F. Pulfer
Detroit
Clubbed and robbed his companion in Grand Island
Charles Evans aged twenty six clubbed his traveling companion early today in Grand Island Nebraska with the assault leaving the victim injured and the assailant at large local police report the momentum of the crime was swift and the motive unclear investigations continue to locate Evans and question witnesses
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Grand Island
Neb
Charles Evans
Wal
Fire destroys Wheeling mattress plant in massive blaze
A major fire swept through Wheeling this morning destroying the Exiey Watkins Caprum and Preserver plant known as Wheeling Mattress Company and the Acme Box Company. Loss estimated at 150000 dollars with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Exiey- Watkins Cateup and Preserver
Wheeling Mattress Company
Acme Box Company
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Wiliam Faucett
Jacob Clyde Huffman
Frank Huffman
W. H. Pierce
Methodist Church
Dublin High School
Indiana Law School of
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North Mainstreet
Rich Reed
Maud Harkrader
Hamilton
Une
Gordon
Norville
Ollie Norville
Chester Gordon
William Norville
Chambers
Fairland
Taylor Gordon
David E. Roberts
Anna M. Doan
Walter J. Doan
Ellwood O. Ellis
Charles Hasecoster
Mary Korves
Father Roell
St. Andrew's Church
Milwaukee
Wis
National Association of Dancing Masters Today
Committee On Work
Fodrer
William C. Bank
Martinaville
Editors AT
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Indiana Municipal League
Citizens’ League
Young People's Conference
Winona Lake Park
William Jones
Frank
Pikes
Christian Endeavor Convention
May Wright Sewall
Richmond Art Association
Arts and Crafts Department
Manual Labor Department
Chandler
Evansville
Kelsey
Ben-Hur
Williams
Thomas Weed
Clyde Baker
Henry Lintz
Lintz
Indiana Notes
Vose
North
Pennsylvania St
Buffalo
Harmon & Hall
Ibzabhs West Washingtom Street
Illinois
Child
Des Moines
Washington
Copoc
Mildred McAtlin
Charles Chance
Myrtle Stewart
Blanche Stewart
Myrtle Shields
Jessie Klein
Gertie Reeves
Mary Jerrard
Lower Michigan
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Mulith
Elgin
Charlies Dane
F. Jane
Algonquin
Charles Spiiler
Gt Street
Cinda
Eaton
Hazel, Pritz
Lillian. Fisher
Eliza
Fisher
A. R. Furguson
Nancy Floyd
Ema E. Foster
Nettie
Finley
Leightor Goins
Emma. Gilmore
Howard
Nellie. Helm
Ola. Holloway
Eva. Howard
Alice. Hock
Nellie
Howie
F. J. Linton
Daisy
Lewis
Mary. Love
Rascoe
Amanda
Mullen
Mary F
May. Monasmuth
EU Roos
Pauline. Hidley
Scott
Plessie
Shari
Maude
Daisy Sigel
Sadie
Stevenson
Grace
Smith
Lula
Fehater
Mies Minale
Shuckelberger
Cora. Stuart
Ia Slater
Jc. Walker
Mise Eva
Wolf
Lillian, Wilson
Mise M
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Andrew
Jones
Tom
John
Bert
C. M. Judd
J. Joseph
James
Kitchen
Lawa
Kubo
C. Keith
Chas
Kroemhous
Lottel
Lonehart
J. M. Lapin
Charley
Linn
GO. i Laurel
Mr. Lee
Jerriy
Lettervih
L. Murphy
McTel
Kerman. Morris
M. H. Are Ma Myers
F. A. McCartney
H. J. MacOwen
C. Miller
Harry. Newell
J. H. Neilly
W. T. Noble
W. K. Osborn
Schmidt
Frederic. Slater
Elgin R. Reott
Mr. Othe
Sateler
W. &. Stone
E. M. Slipper
Startt
Robert. Smith
Taylor M. Sheddan Shur
WL Witerss
Laweun
Ward
Gus Witeen
J. A. Witean
Leslie
Weeks
Harry
Witkon
Webb
Elijah Waters
John Mooten
Alien P Willameen
V. Zimetmman
American Fee
Tron
Petrified Root Capital City Delivery
Patot Co
Randell Biro
Fae & OO
Fort & Sane,Gilbert, Wilkes & Co Woman's Co-Operative
Auna -Bracwwuriépea i ~Seae Axes & Suita
Worsted
Madden Bros. & Co
Aen
Mrs On
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