Water famine relieved as Lafayette pumps restore supply
In Lafayette Indiana water mains are flushed after a six million gallon pump eased a crisis. The city suffered near famine with scant water as pumps operated, officials worked through fatigue, and a junk dealer Harry Atlass was fined for an unnecessary fire endangering pressure.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Columbian Park
Camardy
Harry Atlass
Severson
Threats of Lynchings at Brazil School Teacher Hearing
In Brazil Indiana on June 19 a paternity charge against Guy White, a local schoolteacher, prompted a tense scene as an angry crowd pressed toward the courtroom. Judge Couch ordered the man bound over to appear again, amid statements from Mabel Sanders that White corrupted her when she was thirteen.
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Apeer
Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Justice Couch
Guy White
Mabel Sanders
White
Weather Forecast Across States Saturday Showers Sunday Fair
A historical forecast notes Saturday showers across Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and portions of other states with Sunday clearing. Warmer in the south and northeast winds. East wind shifts to northwest in places. temperatures trend up on Sunday in eastern regions.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
North Dakota
East Ee
South Dakota
Local Observations on Friday Weather Report
Barometer wind and weather notes show cloudy conditions. Precipitation recorded as 0.09 inches in the south and 0.08 inches in the east with a temperature around 74 degrees and a minimum similar to recent norms. The report compares mean temperature and total precipitation since January 1. Pius W. T. Blythe, Section Director.
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R.H. Wind
Pius. W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers From Various Ports
Maritime news lists arrivals and departures on June 19 at New York Weehauken Cherbourg Havre Liverpool and Genoa including ships such as Algeria Phoenicia Spania Cedric Nominee New England Commonwealth Carpathie Cymric Fuerst Furnessia La Bretagne Hohenzollern and Furnessia with routes to and from Naples Liverpool Boston Hamburg New York and Hamburg indicating busy transatlantic traffic and port activity.
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New York
Algeria
Phoenicia
Naples
Philadelphia
Southampton
Cherbourg
Spania
Liverpool
Nanttucket
Cedric
Menominee
London
Weenstown
Lu- Ph
New England
Boston
Commonwealth
Carpaie
Southwark
Cymric
Fuerst
Hamburg
Havre
la Bretagne
Genoa
Hohenzollern
Furnessia
Courtrooms Fear Lynch Threats Forced Quick Prisoner Transfer
A tense scene outside the courthouse amid cries of lynch him as officers escorted the prisoner down the stairs. Citations say Mr White, a renowned county teacher, faced sensational developments while Miss Sanders mourns a deceased mother and a Kansas City-bound father was contacted via telegraph.
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White
Miss Sanders
Kansas City
Shinn Named Not Tied to Whipping Case
Bloominton June 19 James Shiveley the colored man denied ex Policeman Shinn was involved in the whipping affidavit states Shinn was not connected. Shiveley previously said Shinn wore a policeman’s uniform and now doubts his identity. The shift threatens the state’s star witness as trial nears. Prosecutor Miller holds Shiveley’s oath statement for evidence. Trials not set this term.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
James Shiveley
Shinn
Shiveley
Miller
Cincinnati man arrested in Indiana in Hoensisen death
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports John Collins of Cincinnati is in custody in Michigan City Ind accused of involvement in the death of Jacob Hoensisen. Hoensisen's body was found beside the Michigan Central tracks west of the city with injuries suggesting foul play. Collins, last seen with Hoensisen, allegedly incriminated himself while intoxicated. Both men worked for McArthur Bros contractors on the Pere Marquette extension from New Buffalo.
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Indianapol
Michigan City
Ind
John Collins
Cincinnati
Jacob Hoensisen
Hoensisen
Colling
Collins
McArthur Bros
Pere Maree
New Buffalo
Senator Fleming Hosts Indiana Democratic Editors
Fort Wayne IN June 19 The summer meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association opens with about one hundred members present including visiting editors wives. A Wayne Hotel banquet honors guests as Senator Fleming vows to spare no expense for the event. Welcome by Barrett. reply by Samuel E Morss. speech by John B Stoll urged party harmony as path to success. Editors tour Robison Park after sessions.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Wayne Hotel
Senator Fleming
Pues
Ae Barrett
Samuel E. Morss
Indianapolis Sentinel
John B. Stoll
Memorial services honor Tippecanoe battle in Battle Ground
Battle Ground prepares for annual memorial honoring those who fell at Tippecanoe. Gen John C Black of Chicago will speak at 2 30 p m in the camp meeting tabernacle beside the battlefield. Afterward flowers will be laid on the graves. Monon Railroad runs special trains and Battery C will guard the event with a rifle salute. Ridgeville to dedicate soldiers monument with address by Theodore Shockney Union City. Monument cost 600 funded by locals, 21 feet tall with statue of infantry guard.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Monon Railroad
Battery C
Fiee
Ridgeville
Theodore Shockney
Union City
Department of Indiana
Starr
Richmond
Marsh
Indianapolis
Ilarsy
Flour Mills Destroyed In Auburn Fire
The Eagle flour ing mills in Auburn Indiana burned to the ground this morning with losses totaling 48,800. I C Bachtel owner of mill reports 10,000 no insurance. A Dilgard Son owners of contents 32,800 with 590 coverage from Queen Insurance Company of America and Scottish Union and National of Hartford. Cause of fire unknown.
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Indianapolis Journal
Auburn
Ind
Eagle Flouring
I. C. Bachtel
A. Dilgard & Son
Queen Insurance Company of America
Scottish Union and
National of
Hartford
Washington and Franklin townships approve gravel road plan
In Salem Indiana on June 18 voters approved road improvements funding twenty two miles at 52013 and seventeen miles at 5440. The system will macadamize and gravel all roads from Salem to township lines while county roads east and west are covered. Rural telephone service is widespread and a rural free delivery network is being mapped by Post Office Inspector A D Maddox to extend the eleven existing routes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Salem
Ind
Washington Township
Franklin Township
Cumberland (Bell
A. D. Maddox
Washington County
Madison County Board of Review hikes assessment on Tin Plate Co plants
Madison County Board of Review in session passed a new assessment for the American Tin Plate Company. The Elwood plant is valued at 250000 and the Anderson plant at 5000 with total personal property at 219815. Pipe Creek township holdings form the remainder and Anderson city footing rises to just over 8000000, up about 1000000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Madison County Board of Review
Dispatch
American Tin Pilate Company
Elwood
Pipe Creek Township
Anderson City
Elwood approves west trunk sewer project after inspection
Elwood officials led by the city council mayor and engineers conduct a final inspection of the west trunk sewer project the largest in Elwood extending over thirty miles with laterals and a $30 000 price tag Porter and Bowlin of Tipton built the work amid street disruption and quarrels with the city over maintenance. The decision to accept the improvement depends on its present condition. In Richmond the annual art exhibit draws favorable comment with Karl Lieber of Indianapolis contributing.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Porter & Bowlin
Tipton
Richmond
Karl Lieber
Indianapolis
Ggent One
Indiana towns report deaths and weather damage in June 19 notices
A sequence of brief notices from Evansville to Arcadia records deaths of local residents, including August Schlamm, Alfred Weiker, L H Davis, Morris Haworth, Patrick Setwart, Edward Kinsey, and Daniel Cash. The day also notes a heavy electrical storm with damage around Louisville, Kentucky and southern Indiana, affecting Jeffersonville and nearby areas.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Schlamm
Henryville
Bright
Switzerland
New Castle
Alfred Weiker
Liberty Township
Millville
Here
Union City
L. H. Davis
Boston
Hydraulic Press Company
Mount Gilead
Kokomo
Morris Haworth
Dublin
Patrick Setwart
Robert E and
John Stewart
Kansas City
Columbia City
Edward Kinsey
Union Township
Whitley County
Tipton
Daniel Cash
North East Street
Arcadia
Second Gift to Church Leaves Estate for Minister Education
Elijah Hays of Warsaw deeded all real estate and personal property to General Methodist Foreign Missionary Society trustees for cash to be invested. The income funds education for Methodist ministers at the Nicholas Low Theological Institute in Mercedes Argentina. The total value, including cash and notes, runs around $21,000 with ongoing annuities to Hays and wife since 1887. He earned his wealth in real estate, held patents, and advocated temperance while deeming $10,000 sufficient for any man and surplus to fund Christian outreach.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Elijah Hays
Charles O. McCabe
Omaha
James N. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Lemuel W. Rouse
William D. Alleman
Daniel H. Guild
Koseisuko County
General Methodist Foreign Missionary Society
Hays
Bishop McCabe
Mr. Hays
North Indiana Methodist Conference
Winona Lake
York
Kosciusko County
Mary 8. Stinson
Pike County
Ohio
Warsaw Methodist Church
Joint Methodist bicentennial observances planned in three cities
Jeffersonville Indiana June 19 The Methodist churches of Louisville New Albany and Jeffersonville will hold nightly services next week to celebrate John Wesley's birth bicentennial. On Monday Rev Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street Church Indianapolis will preach at Wesley Church Louisville The Friends yearly meeting in Marion Indiana will be held in a tent the last week in August and first in September seating about 8000 people due to lack of a suitable tabernacle.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Louisville
New Albany
John Wesley
Wesley Church
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian-street Church
Indianapolis
Marion
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Gallatin and
Eleventh Streets
Grant County
Soldiers’ Home
A. J. Beveridge
Laey
Bomb explosion injures twenty in Chicago saloon front
Twenty people were injured and the front of a building destroyed by a bomb explosion in front of Fred Cummings's saloon at 4 Clybourn avenue. John Laxner, who found the bomb, was arrested. A wagonload of bombs had been unloaded at the city dump by a mysterious teamster. John McNally, who lit the device, lost an eye and sustained severe burns.
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Chicago
Fred Cummings
Clybourn Avenue
John Laxner
Western Avenue
Addison Street
Laxner
Western
Melrose Avenues
Cummings
John McNally
McNally
First American Child Born in Guam
Advices from Guam report the birth of the island’s first American child, a girl, to Paymaster Ryan. A large community celebration marked the christening event on the island.
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New York
Guam
Ryan
Indiana Graduates From Michigan University Class Reunion Report
Indiana high school graduates are highlighted across multiple cities including Fort Wayne Richmond and Marion. Geary Knight leads the 44 strong class at Temple Theater with Clara Schmidt and Jessamine Bailey as top scholars. Prof Stanley Coulter of Purdue gives the Richmond talk.
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Indiana
Michigan University
Wabash
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Temple Theater
Geary Knight
Zanesville
Clara Schmidt
Professor Schmidt
Concordia College
Jessamine Bailey
J. Webster Bailey
Knight
Bailey
Schmidt
Stanley Coulter
Purdue
Richmond
Richmond High School
High School
Pauline Genn
Clifton Williams
Ellebar
Spiceland Field Day Highlights At Academy
Spiceland Indiana June 19 annual field day at Spiceland Academy drew big crowds. Events featured tying wins by Walter Wright Carl Newby and Will Spencer across multiple track and field disciplines. Morning ball game saw Academy beat Liebers of Indianapolis 13 to 5 and a 11 to 10 ten inning win in the afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Spiceland
Ind
Spiceland Academy
Spiceland Academy Athletic Association
Academy
Pitts
Redie
Walter Wright
Will Spencer
Carl Newby
Walter Brandy
Right
Evans
Teddy
Hoover
Coffin
Walter Tight
Upert Redie
Il Spencer
Ernest Coffin
Felix Peckinpaugh
Carn Newby
The
Liebers
Indianapolis
Reunion Class of '83 Brings Wabash Alumni Together
Crawfordsville Ind June 19 One of the notable features of graduation season was the reunion of the Wabash College class of 1883. Fourteen members attended, ten gathering after twenty years of separation, with one member dead Herbert R Hess. Congressman Charles B Landis of Delphi is among the group. Names include Edwin H Anderson Erasmus W Hiller Horace F King Daniel R McGregor William P McKee Andrew E Reynolds Fred R Rosebro Walter C Sivyer George Skinner Otis A Smith Albert E B Thornton Joseph Tomlinson Wilkins and George L Mackintosh. Gold headed canes were presented to Professors John L Campbell and Henry Z McLain.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Herbert R. Hess
Indianapolis
Charles B. Landis
Delphi
Edwin H. Anderson
Carnegie Library
Pittsburg
Erasmus W. Hiller
Birmingham
Ala
Horace F. King
Daniel R. McGregor
Marion
William P. McKee
Frances Skinner Academy
Mt. Carroll
Ill
Andrew E. Reynolds
Fred R. Rosebro
Chicago
Walter C. Sivyer
Spokane
Wasrh
George Skinner
Clinton
Otis A. Smith
D. D
Jamestown
N. Y
Albert EB. Thornton
Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Tomlinson
Logansports
Wilkins
Linden
George L. Mackintosh
John L. Campbell
Henry Z. McLain
De Pauw University athletics funded for next year
Greencastle Ind June 19 The faculty executive committee guaranteed a sound athletic program for the next school year by continuing the term assessment of about 1 per student with tuition. Total receipts exceed 2000 dollars with season tickets good for all home games. Charles A Sartain of Iowa returns as athletic director and Chauncey L Berrien of New York City becomes football coach after last year without a coach.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
Athletic Association
Charles A. Sartain
Iowa
Chauncey L. Berrien
New York City
Indiana University picks editor by wide Lyon victory
In Bloomington on June 19 Indiana University voters elected directors for the Publishing Association. The Lyon faction won decisively 181 to 3 securing Clarence C. Lyon of Muncie as editor of next year’s Daily Student. Directors appear settled.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Pubishing Association
Lyon
Clarence C. Lyon
Muncie
Daily Student
Indiana students receive degrees at Michigan ceremony
Indiana graduates listed by degree include Ida Monson Andrus, Harry Crumpacker, Owen Crumpacker, Sabin Frolick, Helen Munger, Eleanor Rinn, George Rowell, Fred Ruby, Jesee Vail, Ray Winkle, Dora Keller, Albert Becker, John Bradfield, George Barnard, Jessie Bassett, Frank Campbell, Gilbert Hildebrand, Harry Husson, Charles Mymer, Hugh Merrifield, Harry Haug, Rush Crawford. Degrees span Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Dental Surgery, and Bachelor of Laws.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ann Arbor
Mich
Indiana
University of Michigan
Ida Monson Andrus
Indianapolis
Harry Lewis Crumpacker
Laporte
Owen Lucas Crumpacker
Valparaiso
Sabin Ann Frolick
South Bend
Helen Elizabeth Munger
Bentonville
Eleanor Anne Rinn
George Peter Rowell
Goshen
Fred McKenny Ruby
Union City
Jesee Naomi Vail
Michigan City
Ray van Winkle
Hartford City
Dora Jone Keller
South End
Albert John Becker
Evansville
John Charles Bradfield
Logansport
George M . Barnard
New Castle
Jessie Belie Bassett
Frank Sylvester Campbell
Noblesville
Gilbert Billett
Alfred Henry Marion
Anderson Bonaparte Hildebrand
Lakeville
Harry Husson
Richmond
Charles Warren Mymer
Greencastle
Hugh Dickson Merrifield
Benjamin Homer Haug
Rush Poore Crawford
Sullivan
Armour Institute gift of 150000 pledged at convocation
In Chicago on June 12, J Ogden Armour announced a gift of 150000 dollars to the Armour Institute of Technology during convocation exercises. The donation supports the institute's expansion efforts and future programs.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Armour Institute of Technology
Prizefighter Burns shot by police after mob chase in Chicago
Charlie Burns, a Cincinnati prizefighter, fired on pursuing residents after demanding a ring from Mrs Bates and wounding Mr Bates with a cane. He fled into Washington Park where officers, locating him in a shrubbery, returned fire and fatally wounded him near the heart as the mob closed in.
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Chicago
Charlie Burns
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Fifty-fifth Street
Burns
N. C. Bates
Drexel Boulevard
Bates
Eagles Have Good Time at Marion Meeting Parade in Anderson
Anderson Indiana June 19 The Eagles held a large gathering in Anderson with about 2000 members parading through main streets and a late night smoker at Grand Opera House. Indiana chapters push constitutional and ritual changes and target New York for the national convention in September. Local officers were elected in spirited contests and Marion won the next state convention.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Eagles
Indiana
New York
William F. Edwards
National Organization
Edwards
Order
Grand Opera House
John Finan
Elwood
Maj
William Wilson
Fort Wayne
W. V
Dr. L. Maulsberry
Peru
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Arthur Campbell
John Shaye
Vincennes
Charles Dotson
Elkhart
Mike Dillon
Charles Gwinnup
Muncie
Steven Connor
Marion
Unusual Nonsupport Charge and Horse Cruelty Case in Indiana
In New Middletown Rev. Joseph Gordon moves to Washington. his brother Rev. William Gerdon takes over at New Middletown while another brother Rev. Charles Gerdon becomes rector of North Madison. Across Indiana reports record diverse local items including a horse cruelty arrest in Ridgely, a damages verdict for Eva Overman against National Steel, and a Peace Association pamphlet on The World's Court.
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New Albany
Joseph Gordon
New Middletown
Ind
Chatard
Washington
William Gerdon
St. Meinrad’s College
Bois Coat
Charles Gerdon
North Madison
J. H. B. Seepe
St. Edward's Hospital
Shelbyville
Citizens’ Alliance
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis
Jameson
J. W
Warren Snider
Fairland
Ridgely
Marion
Eva D. Overman
Thomas E. Overman
United States District Court
Columbus
National Steel Company
Overman
Mingo Junction
O. Portland
Creamery Package Manufacturing Company
Richmond
Peace Association of Friends In America
Peace Association
Ben 8. Myers
Crawfordsville
Bul Valparaiso
End of Building Strike Ends in Muncie Lathers Victory
The Lathers Union strike in Muncie Indiana ends after costing workers about 55000 in wages. Contractors grant most demands including 45 cents per hour for job work and 2 1/2 cents increase to 2 1/4 dollars per 1000 for non white pine laths. Fathers quit March 1 and all building unions return to work.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Lathers
Power for Three Roads to be Furnished by Horseshoe Bend Plant
Delphi June 19 A power plant at Horseshoe Bend near the Wabash and Tippecanoe rivers four miles west of Delphi will supply 2000 horsepower for electric lighting of Delphi Lafayette Monticello Brookston and nearby towns. If three interurban lines succeed the power will serve them. Logansport Lafayette line to Delphi is assured. Tipton June 19 Col John G Clark promotes an electric line from Tipton to Attica paralleling the Lake Erie Western Railroad to Frankfort then west to a summer resort at Attica. A $2,000,000 stock company would be formed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Delphi
Ind
Horseshoe Bend
Wabash
Tippecanoe
Waesche
Purdue University
Lafayette
Monticello
Brookston
Logansport
Tipton
John G. Clark
Frankfort
Attica
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Power plant and shops to be built in Rushville says traction company president
Rushville officials and citizens act to meet conditions set by Charles L. Henry president of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction line regarding locating the power house car barns and repair shops in Rushville.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Line
Charles L. Henry
Harvard Preacher Speaks on Duty at Yale Chapel
Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale of Boston lectured Yale students at Battell Chapel. He argued modern schooling neglects duty as a central aim, noting public schools inflate youth self importance. He recalled a donor who funded sixteen women’s college places, yet many graduates offered little gratitude for guidance.
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New York Herald
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Yale
Battell Chapel
University
New England
Duty, public spirit, and the pulpit in New England
A speech reflecting on national duty, the role of the pulpit in shaping ethics, and the shift from personal salvation to social responsibility. It recalls catechism lessons, the chief end of man, and the influence of religious leaders on early state legislation and civic virtue.
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Newland
New England
Merger of Railways in Vanderblit System Plans
Cleveland June 19 The Leader reports pending changes in Vanderblit railway systems with Ledyard of the Michigan Central to retire August 1 and W H Newman to become president of the Michigan Central. A unified New York Central system west of Buffalo is proposed, governed from one center. Roads likely included are Lake Shore Michigan Southern Mid Central Pitts Lake Erie & Western Indiana Illinois Iowa and Detroit Toledo Milwaukee.
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Cleveland, CO
Vanderblit
Ledyard
Michigan Central
W. H. Newman
New York Central
Lake Shore Roads
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Mid Central
Ace
Pitts- Lake Erie
Eeling
Lake Erie & Western
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
This Little World in Public Places
A Philadelphia Press column recalls three recent incidents of overheard private remarks in public spaces. The Man About Town warns that mentioning names near strangers can backfire. The piece ends with the line it is a little world.
New York Letter on Post Office Receipts Dip
A New York letter notes a drop in May post office receipts due to spring strikes. For six years May receipts rose, but this year the increase is under one percent. Postmaster Van Cott says business is halted as builders suspend work, reducing orders transfers and receipts. Money orders to foreign countries will fall if strikes continue, cutting funds sent to Europe.
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New York
van Cott
Europe
Silver to metal ratio under Bryan policy of free coinage
The Philadelphia Record notes metal unearthed valued at 200 dollars per pound. Under William Jennings Bryan’s free coinage policy, silver’s ratio to the metal would reflect the metal’s value and the silver standard at the time, implying a fixed minting parity rather than a market price.
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Philadelphia Record
Id Bryan
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