Fight Over Stray Dog Leads to Severe Injuries Near Bloomington
In Bloomington area on June 12, a fight among farmers over a stray dog left James P. Brummett missing a nose and Jacob, George, and John Richardson facing damages of 35000 each. Brummett claims the dog entered the Richardson home. violence erupted as he pursued it to Richardson’s, leading to a public incident with multiple parties involved. In Anderson, George Murenox, jailed last night, was badly beaten by fellow prisoners amid crowding. The jailer intervened as inmates, known for rough behavior, initiated attacks, leaving Murenox severely injured while wearing a wooden leg.
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Indianapolis Jourist
Bloomington
Brummett
John Richardson
Jacob Richardson
John Foe Mayhem
Richardsons
Unionville
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
George Murenox
Mulenox
Remarkable Suit Uncovers Long-Lost Richmond Scandal
John N. Conklin of Cambridge City sues James M. Conwell to recover funds tied to Holmes & Ell, a defunct Richmond mercantile firm. Conwell allegedly absconded with creditors after a 1890s collapse, his flight from Matt Liberty, and the disappearance of the money, a grave blow to the creditors and Conklin.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
John N. Conklin
Cambridge City
James M. Conwell
Holmes & Ell, Sregonats
Conity
Matt
Liberty
Felix Conklin
Brrr
Conklin
Weather Outlook Across States for Weekend
Forecast issued for Saturday and Sunday calls for fair and warmer conditions in Indiana Ohio Illinois Kentucky and Wisconsin with varying winds. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Kansas show generally fair and warmer Saturday with Sunday turning partly cloudy or fair and warmer in many areas. Wind directions include fresh northwest to northeast and variable in places. Local observations noted Friday.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Iowa
Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Movements of steamers June 12 shows arrivals and sailings
Shipping notices list multiple steamers arriving at or sailing from ports on June 12. Entries include M and London New York from Liverpool, Georgie New York for Liverpool, Belgians Philadelphia for Liverpool, Irish fan Portland for Liverpool, Celtic for New York, Comaeoead Boston for Liverpool, Tunisian Liverpool for Montreal, Norge for Asia, and Corean arrival details among others.
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New_York
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Philadelphia
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Celtic
New York
Queenstown
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Boston
N. J
Moville
Montreal
Deutschend
Bess Haden
Norge Asian
Corean
Conwell suit tied to property in Indiana and Ohio
The note against John Conwell and ties to his nonresident status trigger civil action. Ohio and Indiana actions seek to reach Conwell’s inherited property, with Franklin attaching assets and his sister Anna Conwell holding $1,020 in Anderson. A Martinsville dispatch notes church vandalism at Taylors Chapel and a surge in Warren oil activity with eleven new wells, mostly Standard and small producers, yielding about sixty barrels on first day.
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Ohio
Todiana
Indiana
Anklin
Indianapolis Journal
Warren
Ind
Standard
Sherman Lee
Troy Oil Company
Winona Warsaw Electric Railway Rail Unearths Last Section
In Warsaw Indiana June 12 the final rail of the Winona Warsaw Electric Railway was laid and full operation is expected by tomorrow night The trolley line will connect Warsaw with Pennsylvania and Big Four passenger trains and replace the former assembly train operated by the Pennsylvania Company.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Resignation of Newburg town clerk Moody shocks Evansville
Evansville reports Rev J T Moody town clerk of Newburg resigns to move to Minnesota and lead a church. Moody, elected in May, had ordered Sunday closings, raising questions about Sabbath openings as the town likely returns to a wide open Sabbath. Marion hosts a Pocahontas district meeting with delegates from eight cities and a welcome from Hon W J Houck.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
J. T. Moody
Newburg
Here
Minnesota
Marion
Pocahontas
Indiana
Jennie Montross
Order of
Red Men
Indianapolis
Gas City
Fairmount
Bluffton
Elwood
Warren
Wabash
Kokomo
Lafayette Chautauqua Opens Ten Day Session at Fair Ground Park
Lafayette hosts its first Chautauqua ten day session opening at Fair Ground Park. The opening address was by Congressman Charles B. Landis. Ames speakers include Mme Tsilka James Speed Mrs Lulu Taylor Gates Dr John L Brant Dana Johnson Colonel George W Bain Dr A W Lamar William Jennings Bryan.
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Lafayette
Ind
Fair Ground Park
Charles B. Landis
Ames
Mme. Tsilka
James Speed
Lulu Taylor Gates
John L. Brant
Dana Johnson
George W. Bain
A. W. Lamar
William Jennings Bryan
Indictments prepared. whitecap cases postponed to October
Bloomington Ind June 12 It is virtually settled that the alleged whitecap cases will not come up this term of court and will be postponed until October New indictments have been prepared and will be filed at once The accused remain under the same bond Both sides are said to be quite willing for a continuance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana towns mourn a string of deaths and burials
Thomas Costello an Anderson veteran buried with honors after three years in the regular army and service in the Philippines. In Windfall Mrs. Ma A Barkdull dies suddenly of heart failure. George W. Jarrett and Calvin O. Irvin die in Winchester, Irvin from uremic poisoning. Michael MacIntire falls dead in Lebanon from apoplexy. Mrs. Abram Welker dies in Hagerstown after burns from turpentine treatment. Mrs. Virgil Williams’s funeral pallbearers chosen by her wish. Mason Coleman dies near Greensburg. Remicus Metzger dies in Shelbyville. Jane Highman dies near New Harmony.
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Alfred Ellison
Costello
Ind
Ma A. Barkdull
Albert Barkdull
Shelbyville
Grant County
Winchester
George W. Jarrett
Calvin O. Irvine
Jarrett
Indiana
Irvin
Lebanon
Michael MacIntire
Kentucky
Hagerstown
Abram Welker
Jeffersonville
Virgil Williams
Wilson Jones
Remicus Metzger
Germany
America
Evansville
Jane Highman
Posey County
New Harmony
Grant Son Seeks U S Senate Seat From California
The San Diego lawyer and Harvard Columbia graduate, son of General Grant, announced his bid to succeed Senator Bard who plans not to seek reelection. He faces Henry Tomment, tied to the beet sugar industry, with roots in Bethel Ohio. He is married to a cousin of Senator Chaffee of Colorado.
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Express
A. 8. Grant
United States Senate
Bard
Grant
Henry Tommnent
Jme
San Diego
Harvard
Columbia Law School
Senator Chaffee
Colorado
Bethel
Delphi Telephone War Sparks Rural Co op Clash
In Delphi Indiana on June 12 farmers across Yeoman Camden Rockfield Burlington and Burrows organize cooperative telephone companies seeking Delphi system access with free service. Delphi balks citing existing toll lines and a 10 cent end toll proposal rejected by the cooperatives. About 40 phones on the rural networks vs 3580 in Delphi. Farmers rely on Delphi for trade as town business groups plan talks tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Delphi
Ind
Yeoman
Camden
Rockfield
Burlington
Burrows
Delphi Company
Co-Operative
Heating Company Absorbed In Fort Wayne Merger
Fort Wayne Electric Light and Power Company bought the General Heating Company's franchise to double use steam. G W Beers S M Foster W J Vesey Charles McCulloch E S Fisher W B Mossman W P Breen and others were listed as incorporators. The plan shifts from building a heating plant to a merger due to market and finance conditions. The General Electric Company is believed to hold a controlling interest in the heating venture.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne Electric Light and Power Company
General Heating Company
Electric Company
G. W. Beers
5. M. Foster
W. J. Vesey
Charles McCulloch
8. S. Fisher
W. BE. Mossman
W. P. Breen
Telephone and Industria
General Electric Company
Geting Company
James Campbell Overseer at Gas City Window Glass Plant
James Campbell former president of the Local 30 Window Glass Workers of America is employed as overseer at the American window glass plant in Gas City. The plant uses eight blowing machines with each machine producing about 150 rollers in eight hours when working properly. Hand operators yield 72 rollers in the same period. The new machines produce glass that flattens and cuts softer than hand-made glass and are currently in good working order and successful.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jonesboro
Ind
James Campbell
Old L. A. 30
Window Glass Workers of America
American Window Glass Plant
Gas City
Campbell
Unusual Geneva Ladder Fire Protection Noted
Geneva Indiana adopts an unusual fire protection rule requiring each property owner to keep a ladder reaching the highest point of a building. Volunteers organize a fire department but lack equipment, highlighting ongoing protection challenges in the town.
Bank Assessments Highlight County Review Board Report
The County Review Board in New Castle assessed ten local banks with a total value around $400,000 excluding real estate and improvements. Also noted were a new $30,000 Methodist Church project and a June county auditor settlement showing $144,629.97 due from the treasurer.
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New Castle
Richmond
Raymond Lamberson
Uplin
Dublin
Reformatory
Elkhart
Kay Thornton
Abbie Knappenberger
Edwardsburg
Mich
Bert “Knapp
Russia
Summitville
National Drain Tile Company
United States
Martinsville
T. F. Leisure
W. C. Rhea
Indiana
Greensburg
Frank Lowe
Frank Wright
George Deilks
Purdue cultural experiment station visit by Indiana farmers
Three hundred farmers from across Indiana attended a visit to the Purdue farm. Professors at the station imparted much information during the inspection of the Purdue University buildings after a banquet at the station.
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Indiana
Purdue
Purdue University
Vincennes University holds 25th commencement in Vincennes
The Vincennes University commencement honored 25 graduates with an address by John T. Bays of Sullivan. Separately in Princeton, former President Cleveland was offered but declined the University of Virginia presidency, saying he would be unable to accept.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Vincennes University
John T. Bays
Sullivan
Princeton
N. J
June L
Cleveland
University of Virginia
Briggs elected president of Radcliffe College in Harvard line
Cambridge Mass June 12 Le Baron Russell Briggs dean of Harvard arts and sciences was elected president of Radcliffe College to succeed S Agassiz who resigned.
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Mass
le Baron Russell Briggs
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Radcliffe College
S. Agassiz
Indiana University Publishing case heard at Bloomington
The Indiana University Publishing Association dispute, alleging stock fraud, faced arbitration before H. M. Dowling in Bloomington. Plaintiff lawyers McDermott and Earl and defense lawyer Charles Lawrence led senior law students through a session that could extend into tomorrow. Also, C. E. Lewis, botany graduate student, won a Cornell fellowship to study there next year.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University Publishing Association
H. M. Dowling
Indianapolis
Messrs. McDermott
Anderson
Earl
Lafayette
Charles Lawrence
Columbia City
C. E. Lewis
Indiana University
Cornell
Succumbs to paralysis General McCook dead at Dayton
General Alexander McDowell McCook U S A retired died at 6 30 this morning after a third stroke at his daughter Mrs Charles Craigheads home on West Monument avenue Dayton Ohio He was one of the Fighting McCooks born 1831 at Columbiana County Ohio a West Point graduate 1852 served as colonel of the First Ohio Volunteers and major general of volunteers in the Civil War He is survived by his widow Mrs McCook and two daughters funeral plans indicate services in Dayton with burial at Spring Grove Cincinnati.
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Alexander McDowell McCook
Charles Craighead
Monument Avenue
McCook
Washington
McCooks
Columbiana County
Ohio
West Point
Third Infantry
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
First Bull Run
Nashville
Shiloh
Perryville
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Tenth
United States
Russia
Elkhart Institute Graduation Moves to Goshen College
The Elkhart Institute graduates in Elkhart County include Guy Rutt and Cora Shantz among others. The institute will relocate during summer to Goshen to become Goshen College with a fall term opening September 29 and formal ground breaking held for the main building.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Elkhart Institute
Goshen
Goshen College
J. Royer
Mt. Morris
Ill
J. 8. Hartzler
Guy Rutt
Cora Shantz
Samuel Honderich
Leander Weldy
Anna Holdeman
Della Berkey
Wesley Christopher
William Gehman
Jacob C. Landis
Samuel Nunemaker
Ellen Bush
Anna Cooper
Almira Kohl
Anthony Deahl
Commercial Exchange
C. H. Smith
Choes University
John H. Blosser
New Stark
Major W H Gibbes Dies in Columbia At 78
Columbia South Carolina June 12 Maj W H Gibbes who fired the first shot of the Civil War at Fort Sumter died here today He was a gunner in Captain George James's company ordered to open fire by General Beauregard He later served as postmaster at Columbia under President Cleveland.
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W. H. Gibbes
Fort Sumter
Gibbes
George James
Beauregard
Anderson
Cleveland
Notable early 20th Century Politicians and Leaders Die
Dr Robert Boal longtime physician and grandfather of State Senator Fort dies at Lacon aged 96. He was a prominent Illinois political figure during wartime and backed Abraham Lincoln in the legislature. James Hut longtime Mississippi Republican leader and secretary of state during Reconstruction dies in Jackson. Lo Feng Luh former Chinese minister in London dies at Foo-Chow.
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Peoria
Ill
Robert Boal
Fort
Lacon
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Jackson
Miss
James Hut
Republican Party
Mississippi
Shanghai
Lo Feng Luh
London
Foo-Chow
De Pauw College May Transform Into Ministers Home
New Albany Ind June 12 The De Pauw College board weighs turning the institution into a home for indigent and aged Methodist ministers The Misses Campbell Danville Ky who ran a school in the building for years will retire this year The plan envisions a Methodist educator in charge and a feeder role to De Pauw University If not adopted the home for ministers will be established The college was endowed by W Co and the trustees hold a substantial treasury balance.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
de Pauw College
Misses Campbell
Danville
de Pauw University
W. Co. de Pauw
Mede Barr's Case Stated For June 18 Trial
Mede Barr, who shot and killed Eugene Burke, appeared in Police Court yesterday morning. The case was set for trial on June 18.
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Beveridge to Speak at Grant County Commencement
Marion, Ind June 12 Senator Albert J Beveridge accepted an invitation to deliver the address at Grant County commencement exercises at the Marion Soldiers Home on June 2% one week hence. The event is expected to be unusually important, despite Beveridge's earlier hesitance over scheduling conflicts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Grant County Board of Education
Marion Soldiers’ Home
Beveridge
Grant County
Purdue hosts state picnic for farmers in Lafayette
A state picnic of farmers was held today at Purdue University in Lafayette under the auspices of the agricultural department. Local and state officials attended as participants discussed crop prospects and farm programs amid warm weather and a positive turnout.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Agri
How Bailey Got to Congress
A Texas tale explains Senator Bailey's rise via a $200,000 fee earned in Wall Street. A Texas man recalls Bailey, then a struggling lawyer, attending a convention where a farmer guided a spontaneous speech by Bailey to win the Democratic nomination. Bailey went on to become a U.S. Senator.
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Texas
Cure for Piles Promises Relief with PAZO Paste
An advertisement-like notice touts PAZO cure for piles including protruding varieties. It claims quick relief and mentions money back if not satisfied, with price cited in cents and payment implied by the reader’s wallet.
Telegraphic Brevities Items of Interest to Business Men
Summary of brief business notices and incidents: Richmond leaders chosen in secret orders, Peoria supervisors seek to dismiss local industrial school, Saengerfest cancelation pending rail reliability, New England telegraph outages and storm damage, Baltimore grand jury indictments of election officials, Los Angeles theft aboard a White Star liner, Minooka hotelier dies after a 40 day fast, General Grant reception and Grant sword presentation to his son, Knights of Honor lodge changes in fund collection and past-dictator honors, Vera Cruz wreck reveals smuggling and liquor sales potential prosecutions.
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Charles H. Bubert
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Order of Heptasophs
Thos. B. Hicks
Board of Supervisors
Peoria County
Illinois
Peoria Industrial School
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Liberal Arts Building
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James E. McClellan
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U. S. Grant
Brooklyn
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West Point
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A. 8. Branch
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George W. Ter, Jr
Indiana
Perry Walters
Treasury Department
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Cape Verde Islands
Ocracoke Inlet
North Carolina
Newberne
Trade and Industry Updates Across Banks and Papers
Perry G Walker named receiver for Vincent Valve Co San dusky Ohio assets 35004 liabilities about 100000 Buffalo Review suspends its six year run unsettled affairs Seattle National Bank and Boston National Bank propose consolidation to form Seattle National Bank with 400000 capital and surplus combined deposits per last statement about Presroe elr lame Martin Woods Kansas City Western Union passes to George Brownson Atkinson succeeds as assistant chief operator Dupont absorbs four California powder makers to be under New Jersey corp by July 1 United States Shipbuilding reorganization committee meets in New York Cromwell denies plan to abandon reorganization Bethlenem Steel Lampane separation rumor deemed absurd
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Vincent Valve Company
Sandusky
Buffalo
N. Y
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Wash
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Martin D. Woods
Kansas City
Western Union Telegraph Company
George W. Brownson
Samuel W. Atkinson
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Woods
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Wilmington
Del
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Ral Atte
Dupont Company
United States Shipbuilding Company
New York
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Cromwell
George R. Sheldon
Bethlenem Steel Lampane
CAPITAL CRIMES UPDATE FROM ACROSS STATES
Dr Rudolph Baird tried in Boulder Colorado for alleged poisoning of his wife was found not guilty and discharged. John M Ross a former Odd Fellows grand master in Delaware shot himself in Wyoming Delaware dying instantly. Louisiana Governor Heard signed the death warrant for A S Hatson Missouri for Earl family murders with execution date set August 4. In Tennessee at Sneedville Lewis Bolin aged 60 was killed by his thirteen year old stepdaughter during an argument. In Rock Falls Connecticut Mrs George Smith a 24 year old factory employer was found dead with her head nearly severed by an axe. money left untouched.
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Boulder
Col
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Odd Fellows
Delaware
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Del
Governor Heard
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Hatson
Missouri
Earl
Sneedville
Tenn
Lewis Bolin
Bolin
Stenson
George Smith
Conn
Strike and Labor Notes Hit Rail and Lumber Sectors
The machinists and boiler makers of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway order a labor walkout in West Virginia and Kentucky until Huntington resolves the dispute. Six hundred workers at Ashland Kentucky and Ironton Ohio lumber mills strike seeking union recognition. A broad strike wave among lumber mills across the region is anticipated. Eagle Lodge paper makers and rag room workers at the American Writing Paper Company mills in Holyoke Massachusetts vote to strike for higher wages. About 3,50 employees will be affected.
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American Writing Paper Compan
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Mass
Strikes and Settlements Across Rail, Shipyard and Mining Sectors
Wage disputes flare across the nation as Kansas City Southern rails workers settle differences and a general strike ends. Crecent shipyards in Elizabethport face ongoing walkouts while Parson Paper and American Cigar Company plants suspend operations. Morenci Arizona ends its strike with nine hours pay for eight. Italians excluded from settlement. Judge in Charleston convicts Marion Marshall for resisting arrest, with other defendants found guilty but not yet sentenced. Parks, a controversial labor figure, is renominated by the New York Housesmiths Union amid cheers and support.
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Cyrus Raines
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Atkinsville
Samuel J. Parks
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Jerome
Parks
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Multiple Disasters Hit Cities Across States
The report lists a series of tragedies and accidents: seven drowned in White River at Aberdeen Arkansas when a houseboat capsized. several injured with two dead and one missing after a large explosion at Weldy der Company drying house near Montrerl Pennsylvania. Adrian Ferre killed after yielding his seat in a New York streetcar incident. a subway blast on Broadway Forty-third Street injuring many and shattering windows. a barber cut a customer by accident during the alarm. No cause yet determined for the dynamite blast.
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Shot for Fun of It Ringleader Arrested in City Limits
Brandon Billips, a colored resident of Emer son place, was arrested yesterday morning by Patrolman J. T. Green on charges of shooting within city limits and drawing deadly weapons. He and followers terrorized Tuxedo Park area, stopping late at night and firing revolvers in the air. Last week they halted a grocery wagon at gunpoint. a bullet struck the wagon’s side. Green had watched for the marauders, believing Billips to be the ringleader and aiming to break up the gang.
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J. T. Green
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Tuxedo Park
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Butler College closes with farewell in chapel
Closing exercises at Butler College were held in the college chapel yesterday. Prof. Omer Wilson announced he will leave this year to enter business, and delivered a farewell address after thirteen years as head of the rotary department. The senior class sang college songs, and three cheers were given for Dominic and other faculty members.
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Wilson
Butte
T Butler
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Booth Tarkington Improves After Typhoid Illness
Newton Booth Tarkington, the author, has been seriously ill with typhoid fever for two months. He is now able to sit up each day and is given more nourishment. Doctors consider him out of danger and improving.
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Fire at 2 North Senate Avenue destroys Wales home
Early this morning the fire department rushed to 2 North Senate Avenue where a blaze damaged the home of Wales. The cause appears defective and the blaze resulted in eight loss of property.
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