Fugitive Henderson Escapes City Raid After Shootout
Last seen crossing Maryland Street near the No engine house, Henderson fled after a night of gunfire that struck Hyland Bell and Alberts. Police offered a $100 reward for Henderson dead or alive. Detectives and captains surrounded a Madison Avenue home but Henderson had already left, likely headed to South Marion where his wife and mother live.
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No. & Engine House
Bell
Alberto
Muels
Nebraska Street
Henderson
Alwas
Hyland
Alberts
Madison Avenue
Gerber
Bierci
South Marion
Will Sell Friar Lands in Philippines Negotiations Move Forward
Rome reports full success in talks between Judge Taft, the governor of the Philippines, and the Vatican over friar lands. Cardinal Steinhuber notes money from the sale should go to the Propaganda Society for foreign missions. Meade sails for Manila carrying arms, recruits, and supplies. A court-martial at Plattsburg convicts Captain Hinds of cruelty linked to a Philippine incident.
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Taft
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Steinhuber
United States
Propaganda Or
Society of Cardinale
Plattsburg
N. J
Hinds
Twenty-third Infantry
Bambs
Join
Philippines
Panic in a Factory at Locust and Chan ning Aves
Smoke and heat from a fire at Friedman Brothers shoe factory near the St. Louis riding academy and boarding stable sent 3 girls and 100 workers scrambling for exits. A crowding fall on the fire escape injured several, as the stable and horses were gutted and a substantial loss reported.
Fire damages Mengel Box plant in Louisville
A fire at Mengel Box Company's Plant at Tenth and Kentucky streets in Louisville started at 10 o'clock tonight and caused a loss fully covered by insurance.
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Louisville
Mengel Box Company
Tenth
Kentucky
Weather Forecast: Cooler Tuesday Warm Wednesday Across Midwest
Fair and warmer today becomes cloudy Wednesday as southerly winds pick up. Indiana sees fair Tuesday with Wednesday cloudy and showers. Illinois reports east fair and west showers with warmer Tuesday and showers Wednesday. Ohio similar with warmer Tuesday and increasing cloudiness and scattered showers. Maximum 77, minimum around 66, light variable winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Ohio Valley
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers Reported Across Atlantic Ports
Arrivals at multiple ports include Vader land from Antwerp Victoria from Naples Minneapolis from London Oscar II from Copenhagen SRO Kurfverst from New York Rhymlond from Liverpool Altonia from Boston Minnehaha from New York Furnesia Celtic among others. dates vary by port with June and June 16 noted.
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New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Victoria
Naples
Minneapolis
London
Oscar IH
Copenhagen
Bremen
Sro Kurfverst
Philadelphia
Celtic
Dr W L Bryan to be elected Indiana University president
Bloomington June 16 The board of trustees is poised to elect Dr W L Bryan president of Indiana University replacing Dr Swain who requested resignation. Swain had urged Bryan as successor and may accept if elected. Debates over a $30,000 gift for two new buildings continue amid wide public attention and endowment discussions. Large crowds gather for annual commencement with alumni events and debates at University Grove and Tipton St Josephs Academy.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
W. L. Bryan
Indiana University
Dr. Swain
Dr. Bryan
Bryan
Clark University
Worcester
Mars
Jordan
Leland Stanford
University
Charles L. Henry
Anderson
Henry
Carnegie
John W. Foster
University Grove
Trutton
Willie Trier
A. M. Beeler
J. W. Fesler
Indianapolis
Robert A. Woods
Princeton
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
College of St. Thomas
Villa Nova
Cleveland
United States
Baron von Hengervar
Princeton University
Public Rehearsal Lights Up St Mary's of the Woods
In Terre Haute on June 16 a public rehearsal for St Marys of the Woods graduating exercises drew many locals. The girls college presented an elaborate music program with vocal and instrumental items, solos, and orchestras. The 13 members listed include Estelle McFall and Josephine McNary from Terre Haute, Pearl McGaughey of Nashville, Irene Flavin and Elma Hogin of Chicago, and others from Noblesville Muncie Flora Valparaiso Indianapolis New Albany. Also Tipton notes St Josephs Academy commencement on Tuesday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
St. Mary's of the Woods
Sisters of Providence
United States
Estelle McFall
Josephine McNary
Pearl McGaughey
Nashville
Irene Flavin
Elma Hogin
Chicago
Grace Eakin
Noblesville
Florence Gregory
Muncie
Margaret Rockwell
Anna Rider
Flora
Gertrude Horn
Valparaiso
Rosemary Brennan
Indianapolis
Mary Hackett
New Albany
Graduates Named for June St Joseph School Ceremony
June WI at St Johns Hall lists graduates Nora McMahon Catherine Gilliepie Lena Bath Kittie Fippen Della Norton Agnes Shiel with a caprice titled Uneasy Lies a Head that Wears a Crown. Elwood Ind June 14 announces St Josephs Catholic school first annual commencement June 18 at Elwood Opera House with graduates Peter Bell Anna Haas Margaret Renshaw and address by Rev Joseph Chartrand Indianapolis.
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St. John’s Hall
Nora_McMahan
Catherine Gilliepie
Lena Bath
Kittie Fippen
Della Norton
Agnes Shiel
Indianapolis Journal
Elwoood
Ind
St Joseph's Catholic School
T Here
Elwood Opera House
Peter Bell
Anna Haas
Margaret Renshaw
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Wabash and Butler Play a Great Game of Ball
In Crawfordsville Indiana the Wabash and Butler baseball exhibition ended in a ten inning draw after Butler led 8 to 0 in the ninth. Wabash featured alumni Wilbur C. McIntosh whose play highlighted the contest, played to fit Butler’s departure time. It was deemed the best local game of the season.
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Wabash and
Butler
Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash
Wilbur C. McIntosh
Rhe Wabash
Kansas universities sold to Chicago committee
TOPEKA Kansas June 16 Two state universities the Hiawatha Academy and Campbell University of Holton were sold to a Chicago based committee The Campbell purchase price was which included an annual dormitory rent of 800 and retention of the current faculty at not less than 750 yearly Bashford president of Ohio Wesleyan University denied rumors he had been called to lead Wisconsin University during a commencement address at Delaware Ohio June 16
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Chicago University
Hiawatha Academy
Campbell University
Holton
Pure
Campbell
Delaware
Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Wisconsin
Long to Receive Tufts LL D Degree Next Wednesday
Medford Massachusetts report that former Secretary of the Navy John D Long will be awarded the degree of LL D by Tufts College next Wednesday. The ceremony marks a career highlight for Long with recognition from the New England university.
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John D. Long
Medford
Mass
Navy
Tufts College
Steamship Lines Set Minimum Freight Rates for Europe
Baltimore June 16 The Herald reports that most British Isles to Atlantic Seaboard steamship lines have agreed on a minimum freight rate to Europe amid a 1% grain rate baseline. German lines reportedly not part of the pact. Observers call it a secret, on trial, with possible adjustments if discrimination is found. A Baltimore source notes the move aims to curb ruinous competition and ensure ships carry cargo at a protected minimum, potentially aligning rail and ocean rates via Baltimore and other ports. The B&O plans a further 2 million dollar terminal expansion at Locust Point, signaling anticipated ocean freight increases.
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the Herald
British Isles
Atlantic Seaboard
Europe
Robert Ramsay
Patterson, Ramsay & Co
Chesapeake Bay
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
B. & O. Railroad Company
Locust Point
Gracious Act of a King Promotes Goodwill
The Philadelphia Record notes King Edward’s gracious invitation to Mrs Harriet Lane Johnson, Buchanan’s niece and former mistress of the White House in 1860, for the coronation. The gesture, while small, reflects courtly manners fostering cordial international relations.
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Philadelphia
Edward
White House
Harriet Lane Johnson
James Buchanan
First Car of New Wheat Reaches Kansas City
The first car of 162 wheat arrived in Kansas City from Tulsa. It rated No 2 red and sold for T percent cents, about dollars above the market.
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Kansas City
Tulsa
W Grove Mentioned for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs
A fragment notes the name W. Grove associated with the famous Cold and Grip Cure Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs, signaling a product branding mention on the eve of its genuine release.
Louisville Wins Close Serie Opener Over Indianapolis
Louisville edged Indianapolis 2 to 1 in a pitching duel as Williams and Flaherty starred on the mound. Kuhns and Fox made key plays for Louisville while Tannehill and Spies produced the Colonels’ second inning runs. Attendance was 2,500 as the series opened on Louisville’s home field.
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Indianapolis Journal
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kuhns
Fox
Flournoy
Clymer
Ganzel
Williams
Flaherty
Tannehill
Spies
Colonels
Schaub
Thiel
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Gannon
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Aed
A. E. Hoghever
O’brien
Kihm
Babb
Bioon
Woodruff
Heydon
Wiliams
Louisville Peene
Thre
Haskell
Captain Lajoie Missed Boston Trip Due to Heat Illness
In consequence of illness caused by extreme heat at Canton on Sunday, Captain Lajoie of the Cleveland club did not travel to Boston with the team yesterday.
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Canton
Lajoie
Cleveland
Boston
An American Henley Proposed
The American Rowing Association formed in New York on May 10 to back a new American Henley regatta. Plans call for a Schuylkill river event at Philadelphia in July next year with a board of stewards overseeing the project led by R P Blake.
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Boston
American Rowing Association
New York
R. P. Blake
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Sheepshead Bay
J. G. Follanshee
Astarita
Royal
Corbett delays Mc Govern bout until October plan
Denver June 16 Young Corbett says he will not fight Mc Govern in August. He demands the bout occur in October and plans to travel East in September to train near New London, Connecticut. He adds that his next fights are against Sullivan next Friday and Abe Attell the following week, before meeting Mc Govern.
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Denver
Col
Young Corbett
McGovern
Corbett
New London
Conn
Sullivan
Abe Attell
Barre VI Cloudburst Washes Out Rail Line
A midnight cloudburst in Barre VI causes property damage and disrupts a railroad line near Middlesex where a train event ended with a washout. The incident injures no one, but the conductor engineer and fireman were accounted for in the report.
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Barre. VI
Middlesex
Train wreck buries two brakemen after ditch washout
A locomotive and twelve freight cars passed through Middlesex when a washed out ditch caused the train to derail. The locomotive plunged into the ditch and the cars piled atop it. Two brakemen were buried in the wreckage as relief crews rushed to the scene.
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Middlesex
Race War in Illinois Sparks Attacks on Colored School
In Eldorado Illinois race clashes persist after May 23 mob attack on the Colored Normal and Industrial Institute. Homes are stoned and residents warned to leave while some flee. Five families remain, two ready to depart. Rev Peter Green’s home was stoned and fears grow of renewed mine labor use. The normal’s president Jefferson D Alston is head for life amid strong opposition. Trustees discuss school removal or relocation at the next meeting. Governor Yates has been asked for protection on June 27.
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Carbondale
Eldorado
Ill
Colored Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee, Ala
Peter Green
African Methodist Church
Jefferson D. Alston
The
Normal
School For Life
Mitchell
Harrisburg
Yates
Fancy prices for colts at Sheepshead Bay sales
The Rancho del Paso yearlings owned by J B Haggin sold at Sheepshead Bay with top prices of 21000 paid by Sidney Paget for a brown colt by Watercress Pensy and 17000 for another by Watercress Pansy. Thirty four yearlings sold totaling 75900 averaging 2228. Several other high priced sales listed with buyers including W C Whitney J P Kroner and A J Jayner.
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New York
Rancho del Paso
J. B. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay
Imp. Watercress-Pensy
Sidney Paget
Green B. Morris
Imp. Watercress-Pansy
Imp. Goldfinch-Ottawin
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Watercress
W. C. Whitney
Imp
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J. P. Kroner
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Montana-Martenette
Pat Dunne
St. Gatien
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J. P. Kroners
Star Ruby
Duchess in court proves poodle ownership in odd trial
In Cleveland, Mrs Jessie Mott faced Miss Pauline Berkeley over a fox terrier. Judge Cornell tested ownership using a handbag valise and a photo, finally ruling the dog hers after Duchess leaped into the case. The scene drew laughter and astonishment from onlookers.
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New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jessie Mott
Pauline Berkeley
Justice Cornell
Solomon
Berke
Miss Berkeley
Mrs. Mott
Magoon Star Performer in Forfeited Boston Contest
In New York Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 4 as Magoon homered and collected multiple hits off Mathewson. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 9 to 5 at Philadelphia, while Brooklyn crushed St Louis 12 to 1 at Washington Park. Boston forfeited to Pittsburgh after four innings amid rain and fielding protests by Captain Long and umpire Cantillon.
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Kruger
Hartman
O'Neil
Yerkes
National
Eye
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Chicago Rinseseeeseces
Baltimore A
Cleveland
New Philadelphia Pitcher Debuts in Chicago Tilt
Philadelphia tried out a new pitcher in Chicago on June 16 but he was wild at first and ragged support hurt him. Chicago scored in several innings while Philadelphia managed a late push. Davis, Daly, Fultz and Cross stood out for Chicago with multiple hits. Strang and Mertes stole bases. Umpires Sheridan and Carruthers.
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RO Kelley
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Donohue
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