Bond secured for miners' release at Clarksburg from Indiana banks
At Asiisd Mine Workers HQ a bond for 3000 dollars was arranged within an hour and ten minutes to release prisoners including Mother Jones held on buses for violating Judge Jackson's injunction. Secretary Wilson oversaw long distance and telegraph coordination with Capital National Bank in Indianapolis and Citizens Bank in Clarksburg. The bond was posted via the Citizens Trust Company, enabling immediate release and a conference with Chris Evans on West Virginia supplies. Miners have been on strike since June 7 with sustained federal aid and staged provisions routed from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiisd
Clarksburg
F. Va
Jackson
Wilson
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Jones
M. B. Wilson
Capital National Bank
Citizens’ Bank of
Citizens’ Bank
Att
Batt
Citizens’ Company
Trust Company
Wheon
Clarksre
Chris Evans
United Mine Workers
Commissary Department
Cincinnati
West Virga
Evans
Keystone
W. Va
Norfolk & Western
Montgomery
Double Killing in Texas Reported in Raco gdoch es
A Texas incident in Raco gdoch es reports a double killing with sparse details. The fragmentary text mentions a May date and a tragic event but lacks clear names or locations to verify the full scope. Further readable context is needed for precise facts.
Principal Items in the June 22 Issue
The Portland in the Seattle Nome run is believed trapped in ice and carried to the Arctic. King Edward reportedly recovers from Aldershot illness though premiums on ig are up to 3 percent by June 26. Habeas corpus actions in Gaynor and Greene at Quebec. jailed eight more days awaiting Captain Carter fraud cases. Jefferson City Marshal Swearingen slain by an arrestee, who was then killed by a mob. Three Italians saved from a mob after assault in New Kensington. Irwin field miners reject sending a delegation to Indianapolis. strike extension opposed. A mob near Shenandoah beats nonunionists and some coal police. Ninth Infantry from Baangigs Massacre in Samar lands in San Francisco except one company guarding Peking. Lieutenant Loeb of Lafayette to return home soon. House likely to accept Senate canal route consensus, leaving route choice to the President. aligns with Panama advocates and Fairbanks bond plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Nome
Arctic Ocean
Edward
Gaynor and Greene
Quebec
Carter
Savannah
Swearingen
Jefferson
Sioux City
Shipman
New Kensington
Peking
Loeb
Lafayette
Ind
House
Senate
Panama
Fairbanks
Oil and mining firm formed in Anderson with 500000 capital
An oil and mining company was organized at Anderson with five hundred thousand dollars capital to exploit oil and mineral lands in California. The Elks carnival at Logans on and Madison ended after a week of success and profit for the lodges in charge. Charles Shepherd was found guilty of first degree murder in Portland for the killing of his wife in Redkey last March, sentenced to life imprisonment. Marion employers unite to resist union labor encroachment and pledge aid if a boycott is declared. Cyrus E. Davis nominated for joint senator by Democrats of Monroe Brown and Greene. Porter county Democrats named their ticket. Madison county Republicans opened fall campaign with a Pendleton event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
California
Elks
Loganson
Madison
Charles Shepherd
Portland
Redkey
Marion
Cyrus E. Davis
Monroe
Brown
Greene
Porter County
Madison County
Pendleton
American sports roundup with multiple events across leagues
The article reports varied results including polo in Enginon where Americans lost the deciding polo match. Indiana Roller Polo League formalizes an eighty four game rule. Wreth won the American Derby at stago with Lyne aboard 122 pounds. Cornell swept the intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie while Penn lvania and Wisconsin placed in different events. Indianapolis had success in baseball, and in football Chicago beat Cincinnati while St Louis and Boston led the American League standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enginon
Indiana
Wreth
Lyne
Stago
Lucien Appleby
Aladdin
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Penn
Lvania
Wisconsin
Columbia
Frenzel
Indianapolis
Coffin
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Trial bid for John Allison fails as ball club triumphs
Indianapolis base ball squad defeats Minneapolis twice in an afternoon. The Oriental bowling team leads in the Washington League championship. Judge Leathers grants a new trial in a damage case after boys testified falsely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allison
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Leathers
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a longtime aid for teething children, claiming it soothes gums, relieves wind colic, and regulates bowels. It urges purchase from druggists, priced at three cents per bottle, and warns against cold leading to throat or lung inflammation. Hale's Honey of Horehound is recommended for pulmonary irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeries
Hale
Hohl
Boy Likely Fatally Hurt In Marion County Quarrel
Charles Drinkworth, thirteen, was struck with a stone during a quarrel between two boys in Marion. The blow fractured his occipital bone. he lies critically ill at a neighbor’s home after emergency transport. In Decatur, Fort Wayne native Frank Erwin was assaulted by three unknown men with a heavy stone, fracturing his skull and leaving him near death. he was robbed of $15 and his watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Decatur
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Charles Drinkworth
Drinkworth
Fred Lynn
Frank Erwin
Madison county Democrats push for favored nominees in county race
In Anderson Madison county Democrats plan to meet and nominate their county ticket amid clashes with local bosses. Contenders include Willis Ellis for circuit judge with F F Daily rumored as a rival. Crim seeks renomination, while Heritag e faced unproven charges. J E May refuses renomination. In Marion Republicans of Grant and Howard counties will nominate for Superior Court judge with Howard County favoring Harness and Grant backing Huffman. Brownlee not seeking reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Frank P. Foster
Willis Ellis
Ellis
F. F. Daily
Crim
C. F. Heritage
J. E. May
Frank Burke
Indianapolis
Judge Truesdale
Congress
Spain
Burke
Truesdale
Kokomo
Grant
Howard Counties
Marion
Superior Court
Howard County
B Harness
Huffman
Grant County
Brownlee
Kokomo Bids Farewell to Week of Carnivals and Gambling
Kokomo Indiana ended a week of revelry after a Pythian carnival cleared at least 31500 to fund Uniform Bank expenses for August championship drills in California. Many acts lost money, some are stranded, while 18 pickpockets are jailed. The Police Board ordered a town wide shutdown of gambling, boxing up devices and shipping them out as Kokomo vows this generation’s last wide open carnival led by the Ministerial Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Pythian Carnival
Uniform Bank
California
Kokomo Ministerial Association
Dolliver at Portland Patriotism speech promised
United States Senator J P Dolliver of Iowa arrived in Portland Ind and attended a 7 pm dinner at Merchants Hotel attended by prominent locals from various towns including D M Bell J S Garber C F Knowlton and C S Caylor Frank H Snyder and C A Rawlings C M Kenyon and Adelma Drageo. He praised the reception and tomorrow at Pennville he will speak on American Patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
United States
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Merchants’ Hotel
J. L. C. McAdams
D. M. Bell
J. 5
DROWYVED NEAR CICERO INDIANA FROG HUNTING DEATH
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Henry Allmire of Atlanta drowned while catching frogs at the mouth of Hinkle creek near Cicero Indiana his body recovered this morning his family left destitute. Evansville miners Dan Sheldon killed by premature explosion at Archbold mine Newburg Lonnie Goldback injured in the same blast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Cicero
Ind
Henry Allmire
Atlanta
Hinkle Creek
Here
Evansville
Dan Sheldon
Archbold
Newburg
Lonnie Goldback
Tragic Rail Accidents Reported in Indiana
Union City reports Benjamin McClinnick a deaf mute aged forty struck by Dayton and Union passenger train south of the city and killed instantly. Bedford records Thomas L Hacker fatally injured when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Southern train Saturday. Hacker dies last night from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Union City
Ind
Benjamin McClinnick
Dayton & Union
Bedford
Thomas L. Hacker
Baltimore & Ohio Southern
Windfall and Bedford Obituaries Mark Local Losses
In Windfall William Knox aged seventy one died at his daughter’s home near West Liberty from Brights disease and heart trouble. Five children survive him after his wife Marinda Howard Knox died in 1887. In Bedford Mrs Jane Tilford aged seventy five died at home, widow of D F Tilford. Their son John L Tilford in hardware is dangerously ill. In Evansville Eva Daussman aged eighty three died at home. a German woman of note. Hotel clerk Jacob Baumgartner fell dead en route to his room. In North Vernon Henry P Hale prominent in Butlerville was found dead in an outhouse likely from a brain blood clot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
William Knox
Thomas Hosier
West Liberty
Bright
Tipton County
Marinda Howard Knox
Bedford
Jane Tilford
D. F. Tilford
John L. Tilford
Evansville
Eva Daussman
Jacob Baumgartner
North Vernon
Henry P. Hale
Butlerville
Logansport finds severed leg in river prompts police inquiry
William Blake and Edward Burgess found the partly decomposed severed leg below Uhi's dam in Eel river. The officers buried the remains in the river bank. Police suspect a doctor discarded the leg after an operation. Bedford crops show better yield and quality than expected. Anderson Knights of Pythias held memorial services in Pendleton cemetery with Edward E. Hendee as speaker. North Vernon Sun changes hands, remaining Democratic under Charles H. Wohrer. Portland Modern Woodmen decorate Green Park Cemetery graves with Lagoon Park exercises and local speakers. Windfall commencement exercises draw 15 graduates at Wildcat township Baptist Church. Evansville: Horace Friedmann, 15, dies after horse accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
William Blake
Edward Burgess
Eel River
Uhi
Bedford
Anderson
Knights of Pythias
Pendleton
Edward E. Hendee
North Vernon
Lagoon Park
Dunkirk
Wildcat Township
Baptist Church
Evansville
Horace Friedmann
Colored man on a streetcar stalked by angry crowd
Scott Jones, a colored man, refused to pay fare on a North Illinois streetcar and drew a knife. A mob of about fifteen men pursued him to a house where he hid under a bed. He was found and taken to the police station after threats of harsh action against him. Jones said he would rather be killed in the house than in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Jones
Jones
Will
Hofstetter
Trains collide injuring forty nine near Milan
In Milan on June 2 a collision between two trains on the electric line between Bionschio and Ceresio injured forty nine people, with several reported seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Bionschio
Ceresio
Fire roars through Portland iron works six acres burned
Fire struck the Wolf and Sewicker iron works in Portland around 11 last night, destroying the iron works, nearby East Side Lumber Company plant, a mill with dry lumber, Hicks machine shops, a Madison street bridge span, Standard Oil warehouses and tanks, and causing an estimated loss of 400000. A Fresno roundhouse and twelve locomotives were later lost to fire with an estimated 200000 damage. The remaining text contains a labor statement from John Mitchell urging arbitration over coal disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Wolf & Sewicker Iron Works
Iron Works
East Side Lumber Company
BEHALF OF MINERS AND THE STRIKE ARGUMENTS
The speaker swears he was appointed superintendent by the partnership at a $15,000 salary and claims profits of over $1,000,000 from 1890 to 1894. He critiques railroad freight practices, argues miners are underpaid despite high mine profits, and cites high accident and fatality rates in Pennsylvania anthracite. He accuses operators of exploiting heavier miner loads and excessive docking, urges fair weighing, and notes police evidence against widespread lawbreaking amidst the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partnersip
Markle
G. B. Markle
Companie. Saas
Truesdale
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Olyphant
Delaware & Hudson
Baer
Coal Trust
Peter
Paul
Coal Load Drops But Surges Past Expectations
Roanoke reports 30 coal cars loaded on the Pocahontas division for yesterday, a drop of about fifty from the day prior but above expectations. Gilliam W Va miners rally 20 to 30 strikers marching to Elkhorn, with no violence reported. Altoona notes 30 Sonman shaft miners, on strike since April, win union recognition and will return to work. company president is Harrisburg mayor Vance McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
Pocahontas
Clinch Valley
Acker Fields
Gilliam
W. Va
Elkhorn
North Fork
Altoona
Sonman
Vance McCormick
Harrisburg
Miners vote to resume work at large Kanawha mine
Eighty nine men at Winifred mine in the Kanawha field met and voted on returning to work. One man voted against resuming, and supervisor Cassidy expects all miners back tomorrow. They had been on strike for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Winifred
Kanawha
Cassidy
Sequel to a romance wedding at East Merrill Street
Miss Marie Cecilia Stolp, trained nurse from St Vincent's Hospital, married Dr. Harry H. Hewitt, recent Ann Arbor medical graduate, yesterday at 9 20 in the morning. The ceremony, performed by Rev H H Hewitt and Rev J A Knowlton, drew many hospital nurses and classmates as witnesses. The couple will reside in Connerville. A gift from hospital Sisters honored the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. S24
East
Merrill Street
Marie Cecilia Stolp
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ellendale
N. D
Miss Stolp
Dr. Hewitt
Hewitt
Ann Arbor
Mss Stolp
St. Vincent's
Mary Whetsell
Grace Roxbury
Elizabeth Patterson
Many Small Fires Reported Across City
Fires were numerous yesterday with total damage reaching about 20 dollars. Overheated stoves and defective flues sparked most blazes in homes on Maple street Paca street Warman avenue South West street Huron street and Eugene street. A courthouse tower watchman sounded alarms and engines responded up to the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hitler
Maple Street
Nelson McDonald
Paca Street
Paul Lamb
Warman Avenue
Frank Staten
South West Street
Eldridge Lumber Company
East
Louisiana
C. B. Nobie
Huron Street
Eugene = street
Haughville
Trader's Point
Independent Candidate Bosworth declares for Congress
Fred R. Bosworth of 26 North Slingis Street announces as an independent Republican candidate for Congress in the Seventh district. A wage earner and 464 union man he accuses the modern Republican party of monopoly and corruption, condemns trusts including the beef trust, and calls for independent thinking among union members and Republicans. He condemns ship subsidies and criticizes Roosevelt’s stance on labor and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Bosworth
North Slingis Street
Congress
American Federation of Musicians
Republican Party
United States
United States Senate
House of Lords
Roosevelt
Organized Labor
Troe Union
Abraham Lincoln
Union Traction Co Time Table May 25 1900s
Union Traction Co Indiana presents a time table listing stations Union Block Anderson and Muncie with intermediate stops Marton Ajewandria. Trains depart hourly starting 4 1 and later 9 4 p m with limited trains for Anderson and Munete. Connections at gon with limited trains for Eb Indianapolis and Greenfield rapid passenger cars. Messages mention Washington streets and Georgia Meridian streets for boarding and other city routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Munele
Marton
Ajewandria
Mmema
Bam
Andeson
Washington Streets
First Ear St
Lie Py
Sea Georgia
Meridian
Government by Injunction Seizes West Virginia Miners
A speaker denounces a federal judge imposed government by injunction and declares he will rally followers to demand a government for the people. He cites West Virginia and Pennsylvania mining unrest and vows energy before the election to mobilize support for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Businessmen drown in Sangamon river boat accident
Taylorville Ul June 3 Willem C Brownback and Orville E Waters, noted Edinburg businessmen, drowned at Smiths Milla on the Sangamon river ten miles north of Edinburg while boat riding when the craft overturned at the mill dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
Willem C. Brownback
Orville E Waters
Edinburg
Smith's Milla
Sangamon River
Mill Dam
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Sun
Boss
Nashville
Rock City
Triumph
Mikado
Amazon
Hominy Mills
Holesale
Hibben, Hollweg & CO
J. F. Wild &Co Bankers
Stevenson
Municipal Railroad Corporation
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian St
M. BB. Wilson
Texas
Racogdoches. Tex
G. C. McKinney
R. J. McCall
Elliott
Sunday’s Journal
News of Indiana
Mrs. Winslows
Real Democratic Harmony
Jay County
Henderson, Ky
Columbia Grocery
A. E. Wiest & Co
Ella Franks
Susie Shockley
Edward Arnett
Della Christian
Naftzger
Arnett
Indiana Association of Spiritualists
Auditorum
State Association
T. W. Smith
Muncie
Muncie Electric Light Company
American District Steam Company
Lockport
N. Y
Indiana Notes
Portland, Ore
Standard Oil
Fresno
Cal
Southern Pacific Railway
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
State of
Cuba
Daily Press
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Hazleton
Shamokin
Lkely
United Mine Erkers of America
Young Physician
Atkins
Barry
C. I. Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania Street
South
Meridian Street
New
Mailnoad
R—Slee
part _ sR
Dink
Dally
Cleveland Express
Anderson Acconmoty Union
New York
Union
N.Y
Bos
Kaieker
Renton Harbor Express
Kikhart Secommosation ST
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Nnd
Matto
St. Louis Express
St. Lou
Cinemnat! Express
Cincianati Express
Cincinasti Express
Cincionati Express
Greensburg
Vernon
Louieville
N. Vernon
Peoria
Bloomington
Peoris
Springfield
Columbus
Ohio
New Castle Accommor
New Castle Accommor B
Ham
Dayton RY
City
W. Wash
Cincinnati Fast Mail
Dayton
Detroit Express
Cincinnati and
Dayton Limited
Dayton Express
Louis RY
West Wash St
Ohio i
Chicago Vesibule
Chicago Spa
Chicago Express
Monon
Lake Erie & Western R. BR
Chi
Michigan
Laporte
Indiana, Decatur & Western
R’v
Caanecon
iDay Canne
Philadelphia
Hehmond
Piqus
Vincennes Express
Martinsville
Bradford
Battlres
Washingto
Springfeid
Ntsville
Pittsbark
Sis
Spencer
If Band Phil
Doston
Kenin
Northland Express
Richmond
Whsite
Chica Vandalia
West
Weat
Western Express
Terre Haw
Effingham Ace
Maryland Street
Greenfield
Lesve Georgia Engleridian
Georgia
Meridian Streets
puieeNaer Sr
Jel P
Georgi
Merid
Greenwood
Franklin R. RB. CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!