Howell Citizens Rampant After Beating At Howell Station
Evansville Ind June 16 A crowd of angry Howell residents surrounded a street car forcing a black passenger to leave town. A white conductor shouted him away as three black men who were found in the railroad yard were beaten by a posse and driven from Howell. The mob vows no black resident will remain. The episode follows long standing racial tensions in the town. Meanwhile Gene Stratton Porter of Geneva Ind has published The Song of the Cardinal a love story featuring a bird as hero with praised nature imagery and insights into her craft.
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Evansville
Ind
Howell
Evansville Street Car Company
Decatur
Gene Stratton Porter
Geneva
Nature
Indiana
Adams County
Ohio Line
Celina Lake
Limberlost
Shaft to Mark Graves of Pigeon Roost Massacre Victims Assured
Jeffersonville Indiana June 16 All obstacles to carrying out the provisions of the grave marker for the victims of the Pigeon Roost massacre have been removed. Local officials say the project proceeds without delay and expects completion within weeks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Weather forecast for Indiana and nearby regions
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for fair weather in Indiana with warmer temperatures especially in the north and central areas. Northeast winds and a gradual warming trend extend to Michigan and Kentucky with fair conditions and light to fresh winds. Observations show cloudy skies, with maximum temperatures around general norms and no major precipitation expected.
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Indiana
Michigan
Mer
Thurstein
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Kentucky
Movements of Steamers and Arrivals by June
Shipping notices record arrivals and sailings across ports including Bremen London New York and Montreal. Vessels listed include Kaiser Wilhelm II Saxonia Oceanic and Vancouver with dates and routes such as New York to Bremen London Montreal to Liverpool and Gibraltar.
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
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Phalver Vilhelm der Grosse
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Cherbourg
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Mansealen
London
Torey Island
Pre
Montreal
Liverpool
Scott County buys ground for Pigeon Hill massacre monument
The monument commission secured a 70 by 170 foot tract from John McCormick for 100 to reclaim graves of victims from the Pigeon Hill massacre. Plans call for a stone shaft with 2000 funding while Capt Fortune who introduced the bill prepares a history of the massacre.
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Scott County
John McCormick
Fortune
Women in the Fight Sparks Temperance Movement
In North Judson Indiana on June 16 a temperance drive is led by Knox women and Mrs. Gales of South Bend. A mass meeting at the M E Church formed an organization to monitor and punish violators of state temperance laws. Strong rhetoric shows locals choosing sides amid heated debate.
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Indianapolis Journal
North Judson
Ind
Knox
Will Take Steps to Prevent Sunday Baseball
The Muncie Ministerial Association passed strong resolutions against Sunday baseball in Muncie Indiana after learning the Indianapolis American Association team planned Sunday games there. The local Muncie team, which disbanded today, had previously staged Sunday games. Ministers will pursue action to stop the games. Richmond’s seventh annual art exhibit opened at Garfield school with members only night and public hours on other days. a Tuesday session will benefit Indiana Music Teachers Association during its annual convention. Indianapolis and Indiana artists are well represented.
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Muncie
Ind
Muncie Ministerial Association
Indianapolis American Association
Richmond
Richmond Art Association
Garfield
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Major Learns Father Died En Route West
Maj Alfred B Schantz of the Indiana National Guard was in Chicago waiting to meet his parents when word came that his father Norber Schanz, a 70 year old musician from Los Angeles, died on a Missouri Pacific train while en route to Milwaukee. Major Schanz and his wife started west immediately.
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Attica
Ind
Alfred B. Schantz
Indiana National Guard
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
California
Norber Schanz
Los Angeles
Cal
Missouri Pacific
Milwaukee
Major Schanz
Roanoke Hit by Cloudburst Flooding Roanoke Damage
A cloudburst struck Roanoke east of Huntington Indiana killing a long town stretch with heavy property damage. The hour long storm brought lightning and high winds flooding surrounding lands and washing out tracks on the Fort Wayne and Southwestern interurban line. Localized one hour storm.
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Huntington
Ind
Roanoke
Fort Wayne & Southwestern
Clergy Appointments Shift Parishes in Indiana
Rev Charles Gordon of Harrison county is appointed parish priest at St Patrick's Orthiston replacing Fr Hoenig who moves to Yorkville Dearborn. Rev John Boersig will serve St Marys Madison replacing Fr J B H who is dying at St Edwards Hospital New Albany. Bloomington hosts Rathbone Temple district convention with meetings and active initiation as delegates from surrounding lodges gather.
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Madison
Ind
Charles Gordon
Harrison County
St. Patrick's Church
Orthdison
Hoenig
Yorkville
Dearborn County
John Boersig
St. Mary's
St. Edward's Hospital
New Aly
Bloomington
Rathbone Temple
Ary Etta Hooke
Notable Shelbyville deaths mark county losses
J E West a 54 year old Fairland resident and prominent Democrat who served on the County Council died at 2 20 pm Funeral services are set for 2 pm Thursday at Fairland M E B Church Henry R Mings Waldron pioneer and Waldron business leader died yesterday at about 6 pm at age 80 He was a Mason Surviving children include Nancy Latham Omaha and Amanda Luther Indianapolis Cyrus Clark a 68 year old Camelton merchant and southern Indiana figure died in St Louis from kidney trouble He had directed local business for over four decades and will be returned to Camelton for interment.
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Ind
J. E. West
Fairland
Order of Knights of Thias
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Henry R. Mings
Shelby County
Waldron
Nancy Latham
Omaha
Amanda Luther
Indianapolis
Camelton
Lad
Cyrus Clark
Indiana
St. Louis
Clark
Obituaries From Lincoln Denver and Jacksonville Notices
Lincoln: Mrs. Sarah Dickengon died at the State Home for the Friendless in Lincoln after a long residence there. Born in Knoxville Tennessee eighty five years ago, her grandfather was General Meade of the revolutionary era. Denver: Nelson Innes, famed spot writer, died of consumption in Denver today. His life linked to Snead Raut at Garso cy. Jacksonville: Dr. Hi ram K. Jones died in Jacksonville today at eighty.
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Col
Nelson Innes
Innes
Garso Cy
Jacksonville
Ill
Hiram K. Jones
Major John B. Harlow Civil War veteran dies
ST. LOUIS June 16 Major John B. Harlow former st er of St. Louis and a Civil War veteran died today of paralysis. Harlow was born at Sackett Harbor New York in 1844.
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Troops Guard Maysville Court as Three Negroes Face Trial
In Maysville Kentucky the first court session with militia guard opens after crowds of about 6000 gather. The three accused of assaulting the Farrow family are brought from Covington for trial amid threats of lynching. Sanders is expected to confess when the jury is impaneled, though adjournment halted proceedings. Troops guard the courthouse with a Gatling gun and the jail with a Hotchkiss gun as the crowd surrounds both facilities.
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Covington
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Ces
Old Swimming Hole Site Proposed for Delphi Resort
Capitalists from Indianapolis and Lafayette visited Delphi to choose land for a modern summer resort and sanatorium. They selected forty acres on Deer creek near the high bridge two miles east, planning a $500,000 hotel and a thirty foot dam creating a thirty acre lake for boating and fishing, near the place Riley visited and the old swimming hole.
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Indianapolis Journal
Delphi
Ind
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Deer Creek
High Bridge
James Whitcomb Riley
Banquet in Old Greencastle Courthouse Marked by Sentiment
In Greencastle Indiana the Putnam county bar held a farewell banquet in the old Circuit Court room as the building, over fifty years old, is to be razed next month to make way for a new stone courthouse. Senior bar member Capt J J Smiley recalled past members and spoke of a link between the living and the dead admitting to 1857. Several judges and attorneys named on the bar roll were noted as having died. Toasts by Col C C Matson B F Corwin Judge Silas Potex and George Knight closed the event.
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Greencastlee
Ind
Circuit Court
Putnam County Bar
Windfall for a widow and kin in Tennessee estate
Bertha Ellis, a Kokomo waitress, is named heir to a $125,000 Tennessee estate of Charles C. Mobery. Her brothers Clem and Rufus Laudrum, day laborers, share as great-grandchildren. The母 Catherine Laudrum will receive a share, and the heirs expect possession soon.
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Kokomo
Ind
Bertha Ellis
Schwenger
Charles C. Mobery
Anderson County
Mobery
Ellis
Clem
Rufus Laudrum
East High Street
Catherine Laudrum
Alley
Grand jury indicts Cass county residents over bribery rumors
Loganport Ind June 16 The Cass county grand jury returned twenty indictments against local residents with one or more suspected bribery charges. A bond of 5000 was set in one case and officials say no murders or major crimes have occurred since the last session. No arrests have been made but sensational developments are expected from the traction fight disclosures.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Grand
Cass County
Movement Aims to Improve Wabash River Upstream of Vincennes
Granville Shaw assistant to Major Derby of the army engineer corps visits Terre Haute to discuss a public push for river improvement from Vincennes upstream to Perrysville Vermillion County. Two new Clinton and Big Four bridges lack draws after the last appropriation, and local voters historically halted further funding when river work impeded navigation.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Granville Shaw
Derby
Army Engineer Corps
Vincennes
Perrysville
Vermillion County
Clinton
Woman Betrayed Plans To Nab Ragtime Jimmy In Indiana
Lawrenceburg Indiana June 16 An effort to capture James Harrison alias Ragtime Jimmy and Harry Cassartine alias Klondike for the murder of William Gully of Hartford Ind failed. Harrison hid on a Kentucky houseboat near Petersburg while Cassartine was arrested at Aurora. Harrison’s wife warned him preventing arrest and officers later retreated after he fired a Winchester rifle. He is expected to be arrested in Kentucky and sent on requisition.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
James Harrison
Jimmy
Harry Chasseltine
Hagen Creek
Hartford
Harrison
Cassertine
Aurora
Kentucky
Petersburg
Indiana
Bluffton Court Favors City on Cherry Street Paving
In Bluffton Indiana Judge Paulus ruled for the City Council and Hoosier Construction Company denying an injunction sought by property owners to halt paving Cherry Street with bituminous macadam. Special Judge Hale found irregularities and granted an injunction in related street cases, with both matters moving on change of venue from Judge Vaughn.
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Bluffton
Ind
Paulus
Marion
Hoosier Construction Company
Indianapolis
Cherry Street
Hale
Vaughn
Not Guilty Verdict In Assault With Intent To Kill Case
A six hour jury verdict in Lawrenceburg Ind finds Thomas Bannon not guilty of assault with intent to kill after testimony shows his mother’s account cleared him Pictures of the scene show the yard where the alleged beating occurred and neighbor Bryan McDermott was cut during the incident.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Thomas Bannon
Bannon
Bryan McDermott
Cornerstone Laying for New First Presbyterian Church
Marion Indiana schedules cornerstone ceremonies for the Sixth and Gallatin street site at 2 pm. Out of town ministers include Rev Harry Nyce of Peru Rev Edward Yates of Lomankport Dr J Cumming Smith and Dr Co Ballard of Indianapolis. Total church cost projected at 522,218.13.
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Marion
Ind
First Presbyterian Church
Sixth
Gallatin Streets
Harry Nyce
Peru
Edward Yates
Lomankport
J. Cumming Smith
Co. Ballard
Indianapolis
Kemp Methodist cornerstone to be laid Thursday
Tipton Indiana June 16 The cornerstone of the Kemp Methodist Episcopal Church will be laid on Thursday June ?. The address will be delivered by Rev E E Neal of Hartford City A number of prominent Methodists of Tipton will be here on that date.
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Tipton
Ind
Kemp Methodist Episcopal Church
E. E. Neal
Hartford City
Death by own action of Frank Dean in New Jersey
Frank Dean vice president of Seaboard National Bank died by suicide at his Orange New Jersey home after rising at his usual hour and going to the bar. Bank officers said he was despondent over domestic troubles including a long invalid wife and a pneumonia-stricken son. He was about forty and formerly cashier of the Fifth Avenue Bank. officials said financial matters were not the cause.
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Fifthavenue Bank
Thin City
Embezzlement Case Involving Kankakee Estate Administrator
A teleconference from Kankakee concerns a dispute over embezzlement and grand larceny. Mc Clintock, administrator of Pearl McClintock’s estate, is alleged to have misappropriated about $3,000 of her funds.
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Wiliams
Sonnae
Kankakee
Kanka
Bond Forfeited In Kentucky Gold Brick Swindle Case
Vincennes Indiana June 16. The $8,000 bond on Kentucky requisition against Charles T Jerome and Charles Roberta alleged gold brick swindlers was forfeited today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Kentucky
Charles T. Jerome
Charles Roberta
hotel strikers near end as arbitration eyed
Chicago June 16 indications tonight show the hotel and restaurant strike started last week may be settled by arbitration with workers to return Thursday morning. Outside labor organizations pressured the joint board into a proposal that virtually ends the strike. Strikers had resisted arbitration but now seek a peaceful adjustment through it.
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Gas Company's Plans to Drill Gassers and Bonus Dispute
Decatur Oil and Gas Company expands capital from 25000 to 100000 to push active operations and develop leases including the Koos gasser. Moody of American Rolling Mill demands an 80000 bonus to relocate plant, with no action yet. Indiana patents issued for multiple devices across cities.
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Decatur
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Decatur Oil and Gas Company
Koos Gasser
Wiltshire
Wren
van Wert
Muncie
W. S. Moody
American Rolling Mill Corporation
Chicago
Muncie Commercial Club
Moody
Construction work on Hoo an County Monde line progress
In Decatur Indiana on June 16 active construction work on the Hoo an County Monde line continues. The project is led by a Portland crew and upon completion the line will serve seventeen counties.
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Decatur
Ind
Hooan
Portland
Morawed by Militia in Dubuque Street Riot
A mob stoned street cars after five weeks of idleness. Sheriff calls in militia to guard power plant and car barns as bricks fly. Troops form line, captain orders readiness to fire, crowd disperses following tense standoff.
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Thryft
Wabash College elects alumni trustee and sets up chair
Crawfordsville Indiana June 16 trustees report good condition of Wabash College. F P Mount elected alumni trustee with votes A D Thomas and Otto Gresham receive votes. Dr G W Hall chosen vp for vacancy left by death. Ten scholarships authorized. Dr Leonard to retire December and preach at Portland. A chair of political literature and ethics to be established under Rev G L Mackintosh of Indianapolis. Alumni banquet held with toasts, Theta Pi and Delta Tau Delta fraternities hosted visiting alumni. Freshman and sophomore declamation winners named. Baseball games: Wabash defeating Alumni 7 to 2 and 7 to 6 with Fisher hitting a three-run homer.
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Otto Gresham
G. W. Hall
Chicago
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Portland
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Indianapolis
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James Statesman
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Harold Taylor
Haines
Gaylord McClean
Howard Lackerstein
Fayette Vernons
Wabash
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Indiana University grads win scholarships abroad and at home
Blooming ton June 16 Indiana University graduates continue to win scholarships at other institutions and in government posts. H Lane wins a zoology scholarship at Cornell F H Pike earns a scholarship at the University of Chicago Moenkhaus to be awarded a doctorate from Chicago University Walter Hahn to a National Museum post Geraldo McAtee joins Washington Agriculture C Kennedy to work with the United States Fish Commission Carl Eigenman receives Carnegie Institute support for zoological exploration in California Orin Tugman and R Nyswander named physics instructors at Purdue Do Lewis earns Cornell fellowship marking a second Cornell prize for Indiana men
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Carnegie Institute For Zool
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Dowling Rules Stock Sale At Indiana University Dispute
H M Dowling of Indianapolis who last week arbitrate d the Indiana University Publishing Association members decision submits his award to President Bryan. He voids all recently purchased shares, orders a new sale of shares and a new election of directors Friday. The arbitrator’s award is approved by the student body and Friday’s election results are awaited with great anxiety.
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Ind
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Indianapolis
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Commencement Exercises Highlight Annual College Event
June 16 at Me of the Annual College event Exercises featured the Literary Exercises of the Photozetean Society at 2 30 p m and the annual concert of the music department at 7 30 p m The program included College Spirit Democracy and Equality as reading pieces with presenters Will D Robins Florence Cain and Grace Cain among others Music by Professor J Rolla Cain of Chicago and Grace Cain of Dover plus nineteen student performances and vocal numbers by Florence Jackson of New Albany Diplommas presented by Dr J H Martin Philonetheans held their annual banquet at 9 30 and their literary program included Orations Life and Death of an Athiest Adaptation Excelsior with diplomas presented by Dr J H Martin.
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Ind
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Chicago
Grace Cain
Dover
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Shelbyville
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Fay Marshall
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Excelsior
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New Albany
Laporte Alumni Raise Funds for Rail Train Program
Laporte Indiana June 16 the Laporte High School Alumni Association and members aim to raise 10000 dollars to establish a manual train department at Laporte High School to benefit the community. The organization has had no further details available.
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Ind
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Alumni Honor and College News From Earlham
The Alumni Association names officers including Kath eriece as secretary and Weller as treasurer. Earlham College opened summer term with strong turnout and extended attendance from western Ohio. Three new instructors join as graduates of Earlham, with Lindley preparing for a national tour.
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Memorial fountain dedication and Bible conference plans
GREENCASTLE Indiana June 16 Work nears completion on a thousand dollar memorial fountain funded by Winfield E Scarritt of New York City honoring his brother a DePauw University alumnus The massive red shaft weighs 17000 pounds and carries a seven foot square bronze owl statue The fountain will be dedicated next fall A Richmond Indiana report notes a Bible conference at Harsham College July 25 to August 6 with Rev Albert J Brown sought as preacher Details released except for the institute sermon speaker Also dated Terre Haute and highlights in high school graduation exercises at the Grand Opera House with 51 graduates and 19 boys The address was delivered by Dr Ickman Chancellor of DePauw.
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Indiana Briefs Highlight Local Divorces Accidents and Trials
General Indiana news items from Elwood to Decatur cover bankruptcies at Boston dry goods, a street project to replace wood walks, and a teachers institute in Portland. Reports include a tobacco license arrest in Evansville, a school board dispute in Union City, a buggy crash near Tipton injuring a farmer family, a fatal train collision near Lafayette, a daughter’s disappearance affecting a Muncie mother, and church dedication plans in Elkhart. Also noted are divorce filings in Vincennes, a Knights of Pythias event in Bedford, a horse theft case in Bluffton, and church building plans in Connersville amid county construction.
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