Two Men Run Down Die In Laporte County
Laporte Indiana June 21 Henry Speir died half an hour after being struck and James Lrugg was seriously injured when a man stepped in front of an engine. Summitville fire and other state news follow. Weather forecast for Indiana and surrounding states shows fair to warm conditions with showers and cooler readings in parts of the Midwest. Temperatures and precipitation figures are listed by region. W. T. Blythe provides the climatic summary.
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Summitville
Intianapally Journal
Laporte
Ind
Henry Speir
James Lrugg
Negligee Shirts in Various Fabrics and Styles
A catalog item advertises negligee shirts in white and colored varieties with plaited fronts and multiple shade names. Fabrics include Oxford, Madras, Zephyr and regular grades priced at 1.50 to 3.10, with special 3.00 options.
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Madras
Railroad tragedy in La Crosse area kills two men
In Laporte county on the Monon line two workers were struck by a Chicago and Eastern Illinois reed engine near a box car. They stood on the track in front of the coaming engine and could not be seen in time to stop. Both men were mangled. Speir leaves a widow and three children Bragg is married.
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Reed
la Crosae
Laporte County
Coaming
Speir
Bragg
Liberty Postoffice Burglary Shocks Indiana Town
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Liberty Indiana postoffice vault blown open between 1 and 3 am. A band of five to eight burglars guarded the area with revolvermen posted at alleys and streets. They took only stamps and change, leaving the Union County National Bank undisturbed. Postmaster B B Grove woke to the explosion and peered from his window. The thieves used nitro glycerin to blast the vault. Route and exit unknown.
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Indianapolis Journal
Liberty
Ind
B. B. Grove
Union County National Bank
Theoffice
Urglars
Burglary Suspect Identified by Victim in Union City
In Union City Indiana on Saturday night Mrs. Milo Stumpp found a burglar in her room after mistaking him for her husband. The man, Fred Entzer, aged eighteen, sat down, removed his clothing, and rummaged the house before being challenged by her husband. Entzer was arrested and jailed awaiting a hearing.
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Indianapolis Journal
Union City
Ind
Milo Stumpp
Milo
Bottle factory fire at Summitville robs town of main employer
Loss trimmed to about 100000 after midnight blaze wiped out the Summitville bottle factory, the town's principal industry. The plant, built three years ago by the American Flint Glass Workers Union, was later taken over by the Flint Glass Union and employed about 125 men and boys. Insurance covers about half the loss. origin of the fire is unknown and rebuilding is unlikely.
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Indianapolls Journal
Summitville
Ind
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Mien
Flint Glass Union
Subscribed for $50,000 Bro adway church edifice in Indiana
At the Wesley bi centenary jubilee in Logansport Indiana $5,000 was subscribed toward a new Broad way Church edifice. Evangelist Joseph Wesley Powell and Rev H N Herrick assisted Rev P Ross Parrish as the congregation plans a $50,000 building this summer. Also in Jeffersonville Henryville temperance factions seek grand jury probe over alleged illegal liquor sales tied to two blind tigers after license rejections.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Broadway Methodist
Joseph Wesley Powell
Buffalo
H. N. Herrick
Kokomo
P. Ross Parrish
Jeffersonville
Henryville
Grand Jury
Richmond Art Association Exhibit Draws Record Attendance
Richmond Indiana. The annual Richmond Art Association exhibit in progress reports record attendance, with Sunday surpassing all prior Sundays. Indianapolis artist R B Gruelle visited as guest of the Richmond Sketch Club and judged the show the finest Indiana has.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Richmond Art Association
R. B. Gruelle
Indianapolis
Indiana
Negro policeman freed on record murder bond in Wayne county
Richmond Ind June 2 Grovelle Bundy a negro policeman charged with murder for shooting Charles Moore was admitted to bail of 20 dollars. John B Dougan and Dr Charles S Bond are his sureties. He will not be tried before the October term of the court. This is the largest bond of its kind ever given in Wayne county.
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Indianapolis
Sink holes disrupt Ohio & Indiana tram line near Angola region
Graders on the Ohio and Indiana electric railway report two sink holes on the section between Angola and Lake James. The line crosses a marsh near Big Center lake and the roadbed has disappeared in two spots. The Goshen and Indiana Traction Company holds 3 tons of steel rails at the Lake Shore depot in Angola.
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Indianapolis Journal
Angola
Ind
Ohio & Indiana Electric Railway
Lake James
Big Center Lake
Goshen & Indiana Traction Company
Lake Shore
Laborer On Trial For Assault Of ElevenYearOld Girl
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lawrenceburg Ind June 2 William Bellew a laborer faces trial for criminally assaulting Emma Noel of Aurora age eleven on June 7 The young witness cried on the stand as she testified The case will be finished tomorrow.
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Indianapolla Journal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
William Bellew
Emma Noel
Aurora
Local merchant injures self with blank pistol display
NEW CASTLE Ind June 2 Loring Compton a local merchant discharged a blank pistol during a demonstration the blast caused a painful wound and blood appears. Authorities said the incident occurred as he demonstrated the weapon at his shop with medical aid summoned promptly.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Castle
Ind
Loring Compton
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings with multiple vessels. Min tonka from London and Statendam from Rotterdam arrive in New York while Ar metican from Liverpool proceeds. Passages include Minnehaha to London and Grosser Kurfverst to New York. Additional arrivals at Cherbourg and Bremen show Kaiser Wilhelm der Große and Zee Fang proceeding to Antwerp. Plymouth records the Pennsylvania sailing from New York.
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New York
Minnetonka
London
Statendam
Rotm
Vaderland
Antwerp
ArmeitRan
Liverpool
Lizard
Minnehaha
Grosser Kurfverst
Bremen
Cherbourg
Moville
Montreal
Glasgow
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grovese
Plymouth
Prawle Point
Zeefang
Pennsylvania
State Primary Set for August 4 to Choose U.S. Senator
The state board of election commissioners ordered a state primary on August 4. The next U S senator from Lee will be chosen by popular ballot. Senator Money, the presenter, and Governor Longino are actively canvassing the state.
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Jackson
Mies
State Board of Election Commissioners
United States
Lee
Money
Longino
New Albany Family Poisoned by Ptomaines in Indiana News
General Indiana news reports a New Albany family stricken by ptomaine poisoning after canned sardines. Shelbyville notes strong wheat yields. Elkhart reports a large Children’s Day collection for Cokesbury Guild. local fairs and incidents across towns are summarized, including accidents, gas-well drilling, and a quarantined family near Tipton.
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New Albany
Shelbyville
Shelby County
First Methodist Church
New Methodist Hospital
Indiana
Shelby Lodge
Oriental Lodge
Indianapolis
Elkhart
Trinity Methodist Sunday School
Cokesbury Guild
Troy, O
Troy
Warsaw
Ind
Elijah Peyton
Peyton
Washington obituary notes reporter William Bell dies in capital
Washington dispatch reports William R. Bell aged forty four, a longtime Washington newspaper correspondent for the Pittsburg Leader and Philadelphia North American, died tonight after illness. Surviving are three daughters. Other notices include Daniel Holden of Holden Curtis Brothers in New York, Prof. A F North of Pewaukee, Louis Hammerslough of Kansas City, and Samuel B Evans of Ottumwa, all deceased on June 2 or June 22.
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Washington
William R. Bell
Pittsburg Leader
Philadelphia North American
Pennsylvania
New York
Daniel Sateen Holden
Holden & Curtis Brothers
Holden
Pewaukee
Wis
A. F. North
Prof. North
Kansas City
Louis Hammerslough
Ottumwa
Samuel B. Evans
Brush Your Straw Hat
A Philadelphia Record piece quotes a young man who keeps a straw hat clean by brushing it each morning with a stiff whisk. He claims dust trapped in crevices ruins appearance and that removing dust prevents stains when rain creates muddy puddles. He says dustless hats handle showers better.
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Philadelphia
Want a Consul Removed El Paso Tex June 22
Two hundred six American residents of Chihuahua Mexico signed a petition to Secretary of State Hay seeking the removal of United States Consul W W Mills. Mills, in office six years, is brother of Brigadier General Anson Mills retired and lived in El Paso before his appointment. The dispute began after General Mills did not attend the American demonstration at Governor Terrazas inauguration. The Chihuahua Enterprise editor criticized this, and Mills filed libel charges against him. The petition for removal circulated among Americans.
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EL Paso
Téx
Chihuahua
Mexico
Hay
United States
W. W. Mills
Mills
Anson Mills
Terrazas
Conso! Mills
Ware disclaims bid for U S judge seat in Topeka
Topeka June 22 United States Commissioner of Persians Ware telegraphed to Topeka today I have no desire to succeed Judge Hook on the bench am not a candidate and would not have the office Mr Ware has been mentioned favorably by Kansas politicians as a good man to succeed Judge Hook who was recently appointed to succeed Judge Caldwell
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Topeka
Kan
United States
Persians Ware
Judge Hook
Ware
Kansas
Caldwell
Convention of Homeopathists Opens in Boston
The American Institute of Homeopathy opened its annual convention at the Hotel Somerset in Boston with large national attendance. Many physicians are accompanied by wives and daughters and it is expected that more than a thousand doctors will participate in the week long sessions.
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Boston
American Institute of Homeopathy
Hotel Somerset
Meteoric Stone Weighs 500 Tons Found in Atlixco Range
Reports from Oaxaca indicate the Atlixco Mountains host a massive aerolite weighing about 500 tons with a 20 metre diameter. State commission members are analyzing samples to determine composition and origin.
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Atlixco
Oaxaca
Distillery Plan Sparks Revolt Against Whisky Trust
Cincinnati report notes a contract for an immediate distillery in Terre Haute by the Commercial Distilling Company of Terre Haute and seven firms tied to the United States Spirits Association. They plan to distill and market their own product, ending ties with the Distilling Company of America when the contract expires July 1, amid reports of revolt organization.
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Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Distilling Company of America
Commercial Distilling Company of
United States Spirits Association
Commercial Distilling Company
Oferica
Terre Haute Revenues Near Record as District Grows
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 22 The Seventh Internal Revenue District expects a new record for the fiscal year ending this month ranking second in the nation behind Peoria with total above 22 million dollars Most collections come from the spirits tax Local receipts to date reach 18.325 million dollars Trust distillery here notified authorities of a capacity cut from 6000 to 3600 bushels of corn daily.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Seventh
Internal Revenue District
United States
Peoria
Trust
Eee
Linton Miners Return To Work After Strike
Linton miners resumed work in Terre Haute Indiana after John Mitchell advised returning to duty. A fine was levied on three locals involved in the strike. President Hargrove and National Committeeman Purcell, members of one lodge, add a humorous note to the dispute while upholding contract rules.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Linton
John Mitchell
Indiana
Hargrove
Purcell
Workers reject half Saturday holiday plan in union vote
In Jeffersonville Indiana on June 22 the American Car and Foundry Company proposed a half holiday on Saturdays if employees were paid in checks rather than cash. The plan was put to a vote and rejected by 236 in favor and 629 against.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
American Car and Foundry Company
Bank Safe Blown Open at Ohio City on a Wager of $500
In Ohio City across the state line, Manganese Safe and Lock Company experts attempted to open a National Safe Company bank safe in a staged test. The door was removed in 1 hour 53 minutes after seven nitroglycerine charges. The test offered $500 to the Manganese team if successful or equal payment from the National if not.
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Ohio City
Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Manganese Safe and Lock Company
National Safe Company
Cincinnati
Farmers’ Bank
National Safe Company of
National Company
National
al i
Messrs. Rodeman
New York
Clark
Pittsburg
Harry Daniel
Local cabinet works stock sale in Wabash
Wabash cabinet works sold one third of its stock to M. R. Gardener and John A. Bruger for over 3300. The plant employs 300 people and is capitalized at 60000. James Lynn, a director of American School Furniture Company, plans to move to New York and divest his local interests.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
James Lynn
Wabash Cabinet Works
M. R. Gardener
John A. Bruger
Lynn
American School Furniture Company
the Trust
New York
Cheerful Sir Thomas backs Shamrock III in race hope
Sir Thomas Lipton, famed as Shamrock sponsor, declares Shamrock III the likely winner with confidence and promises Shamrock V if the odds fail. The boast reflects his unflagging optimism and racing zeal.
Bryan addresses mud-soaked crowd at Winona Lake Chautauqua
In Lafayette Ind on June 22 William Jennings Bryan spoke for nearly two hours under a leaking tent at the Winona Lake Chautauqua. He praised the value of ideals and the US flag while lightly touching politics and Roosevelt. Madame Tsilka described captivity by Macedonian brigands to a packed audience.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Fair Grounds
Dan W. Simms
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Cuba
Madame Tsilka
Ellenchie
J. F. Berry
Evangelists Lead Winona Lake Assembly Week
S H Hadley of Jerry McCauley Mission and John N Mergenthaler of New York City led a marching service at Winona Lake as guests of Dr J Wilbur Chapman. They head to Chicago for a welcome to Rev R A Terry and Charles Alexander, then Hadley returns in August for the Bible conference. W C Hall of Indianapolis arrives to oversee a three day State Sunday School meeting with listed workers from several cities. The Winona summer school opens July 6 with expanded departments and Purdue and Wabash College educators arranging their programs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
S. H. Hadley
Jerry McCauley
New York City
Winona Lake
J. Wilbur Chapman
John N. Mergenthaler
Chicago
R. A. Terry
Charles Alexander
Hadley
Winona
W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
State Sunday-school Association
Henry Webb Johnson
South Bend
E. A. K. Hackett
Fort Wayne
Beulah Buchanan
J. H. Walther
E. W. Halpenny
Montreal
Charles A. Simpson
Chi- Oo
E. J. Fluegel
Purdue
Stanley Coulter
D. D. Haines
Wabash College
Christian Endeavor Convention to Convene at Flora
The Logansport district Christian Endeavor societies will hold a convention in Flora starting tomorrow and continuing Wednesday. J W Bailey of Fort Wayne and Miss Munich state secretary of the Christian Endeavor Society, with Rev C B Newman of Indianapolis will attend alongside speakers from Terre Haute and Logansport. The opening session is slated for Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Indianapolis Journal
Delphi
Ind
Christian Endeavor Societies
Logansport
Flora
J. W. Bailey
Fort Wayne
Munich
Christian Endeavor Society
C. B. Newman
Ord Christian Church
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Indiana Music Chefs Association Convention Open in Richmond
Preparations are complete for the Indiana Music Chefs Association annual convention in Richmond starting tomorrow afternoon. Nearly all delegates have accepted through the secretary, with unofficial acceptances expected by Tuesday. Expect 200 delegates and at least 600 visitors from across the state.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Music Chefs’ Association
GIVEN TO HIS NEPHEW. Concluded from first page
The text describes the transfer of property to Young Heath to protect it from federal prosecution. Heath doubts his ability to verify ownership due to limited means and previous earnings as a printer earning not more than $15 weekly. He plans to investigate the extent of the transfer and determine legal ownership.
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Ames
Young Heath
Managing Indian Castes and Coolies in Uganda
A. B. Tueder in World's Work recounts American bridesmen in Uganda learning to manage Hindu and Sikh castes among workers. Water logistics, caste-based tanks, and strict discipline by fines and rhinoceros-hide whips are described. Homesickness drove many Africans to want return trips to the coast after months in the field.
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A. B. Tueder
Uganda
Court of Justice
St Louis Clean Up Campaign Grows In Civic Effort
The St Louis revival of city cleanliness aims to involve youth through the Junior Civic League for ages six to eighteen. Block leagues organize children by street, with officers from the parent Civic Improvement League guiding efforts. Annual dues come from answering yard and garbage questions sent to the secretary, while city ordinances and guidance are provided to each child.
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New York Evening Post
St. Louis i S
Civic Improvement League
New York
Junior Civic League
Junior League
French forces leader bears ancient name in report
The St. Louis Republic notes that the leader of the French forces against Figuig goes by the historic name O'Connor. It adds a quip that French generals excel in parlor warfare but call on cousins across the Channel for a wine scrap, hinting at comic or satirical framing.
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St. Louis Republic
Figuig
O'Connor
Rain Interrupts Bloomington Class Exercises and Latin-American Debate
Rain forced the G class exercises on the Bloomington campus indoors to the men's gymnasium after a public display of speeches songs and a peace pipe. A second annual public discussion in First Presbyterian Church debated the United States relation to Latin American countries with L L Beeman James M Clinton W R Sieber J L Pinks and J Simonton speaking.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
First Presbyterian Church
United States
L. L. Beeman
James M. Clinton
W. R. Sieber
J. L. Pinks
J. Simonton
Lewis F. Ross
Richmond
Board of Trustees
Dr. Bryan
T Rose
Muncie
Charles L. Henry
Isaac Jenkinson
Jenkinson
Glasgow
Lake Winona
Indiana
Pi Phi Fraternity
W. A. Rice
Grant Street
Kirkw Avenue
Shee
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
EB Swain
East Third Street
Indiana University
W. L. Taylor
Palmer University Opens Commencement Week With Baccalaureate Address
Commencement week at Palmer University began with the baccalaureate address delivered by President John R. H. Latchaw before a large audience. The topic was The a of a Thousand Strings. Exercises continue Thursday with music college graduates Maude McGlaughlin Pittsburgh, Mary Onks Muncie, and Aby Fishburn Denver. O Weaver resigns as chair of commercial science to move to Washington. Royal purple chosen as college color.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Palmer University
University
John R. H. Latchaw
College of Music
Maude McGlaughlin
Pittsbur
Mary Onks
Aby
Fishburn
Denver
O. Weaver
Washington
Yale Class Day Honors And Phi Beta Kappa Inductees
Yale class day ends with Glee and Banjo Club concert and senior promenade. Yale corporation approves honorary degrees and senior Phi Beta Kappa memberships. Law school anniversary features White law Reid. awards include Townsend prize for best oration to George W Crawford and Betts prize to W. J. Wynn.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Woolsey Hall
University Gymnasium
Yale Corporation
Phi Beta Kappa
Menter B. Terrill
Dechord
Tenn
William 8. Searles
Mr. Reid
Townsend
George W Crawford
Birming Ama
Betts
W. J. Wynn
Eaton
Ind
M. L
Langston Family Graduates From Oberlin in Three Generations
OBELIN, D. June 22 Among those who will graduate from Oberlin College on Wednesday is Carroll Napier Langston colored of St. Louis His brother John Mercer Langston graduated from the same college in June 101 Prof Arthur D Langston principal of Dumas School of St Louis father of these two young men graduated from Oberlin in 1877 Hon John M Langston a member of Congress father of three generations of Langston graduates from Oberlin College a record said to be without precedent in the development of the negro race in America
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Carroll Napier Langston
St. Louis
John Mercer Langston
Arthur D. Langston
Dumas School
John M. Lan
Aniceadientes
Langston
America
Mr Conants Answer From Mexican Herald
Charles A Conant currency expert who joined the United States Commission on International Exchange sailed for Europe after sending a businesslike message to the Russell Hotel London asking eight rooms for the American Monetary Commission party arriving May 3. The hotel replied it never pays a commission for reserving rooms prompting Conant to cable that the inquiry was for a government appointed commission.
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Mexican Herald
Charles A. Conant
Mexico
Finance Department
Monetary Commission
Europe
United States Commission On International Exchange
Russell Hotel
London
American Monetary Commission
Morton
New York
Conant
United States
No Cure No Pay Promises on Skin Disease Remedies
An advertisement touts Pimptes and Blackheads to treat skin conditions including eczema, tetter, and worm infestations with a promise of two refunds if Es ont no benefit. It emphasizes a money back offer and calls out face applications and skin diseases.
Veteran Attorney Dead Two Pioneers of Tell City Pass Away
Milton M. Sil, a long time White county attorney and former partner of Truman F. Palmer, died at his son’s Monticella home after a life as a teacher editor surveyor sheriff and provost marshal. Born May 2 1833 in Tippencanoe county he lived much of his life in White county and helped compile a county history unfinished by his death.
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Indianapolis Journal
Monticella
Ind
Milton M. Sil
White County
Tippencanoe County
Truman F. Palmer
Pioneer Indiana woman Maria L. Lewis dies after fall
TIPTON Ind June 22 Mrs Maria L Lewis seventy three a pioneer woman of Indiana died at her Wear street home from injuries from a fall several weeks earlier Born in Hancock county she settled in Tipton counted among early residents The pannerss will be held Wednesday Mrs W R Sulit seventy oldest county resident died at her home nearby
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Indianapolis Journal
Tipton
Ind
Maria L. Lewis
Indiana
Wear Street
Death of Hiram L Gladden in Hayloft Fall at 81
Decatur Indiana report notes Hiram L Gladden died Sunday morning from injuries after a fall from a hay wad weeks earlier. He was eighty one, left thigh broken, a widely known Adams County resident. Funeral arrangements pending as details emerge.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Hiram L. Gladden
Adams County
Tell City Obituaries Honor German-born Farmer and Early Settler
Tell City Indiana June 2 John Sellers a well known farmer living back of this city died at eighty one. He was a native of Bavaria and served in the Mexican and civil wars. Mrs Mathilda Hoben died today at the age of eighty seven. She was one of the oldest settlers in Tell City.
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Indianapolis Journal
Tell City
Ind
John Sellers
Bhck
Bavaria
Mathilda Hoben
Obituary notices from Indiana towns reflect multiple fatalities
A string of short obituaries from Elwood Edinburg Portland Muncie New Albany Richmond Wabash Evansville and Union City report deaths of residents and former residents. Notables include Charles Mashmeyer age 42 funeral held. Rebecca Stratton 85 died at home. Maurice ten dead. Henry Kime 51 found dead. Dr S C Markiey coroner involved. Thomas McCutcheon 60. Rebecca Paxton Williams 73. Joseph Olmsted 56 Civil War veteran. Louis Schickenhans 77.
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Elwood
Ind
Charles H. Mashmeyer
Pes Meese
Elkhart
Mary A. Wise
Fa Ablese Wise
Quincy
Perkineville
Edinburg
Boo
Joseph Olmsted
Ediburg
Sven
Portland
Rebecca Stratton
Boundary
Soya
Charleston
Ida Holmes
Charles W. Holmes
Sunda
Muncie
Rebecca Paxton Williams
Mun
Maurice
Thomas Ca
Ireland
New Albany
Henry Kime
William Ki
Starr
Richmond
C. Markiey
Fountain City
Yester
Alpheus Williams
Wabash
Janeee Bruner
Ohio
Evansville
Thomas McCutcheon
de Bome
Here
Union City
Louis Schickenhans
Rewarded by Grateful Hens
Elmhurst volunteer fire department answered a marsh fire call near Newtown Creek. They attached a trolley car to reach the scene and used a rowboat to approach the blaze. They saved some chicks and battled a smoldering structure, returning with their prize trophies after the trolley resumed service.
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Elmhurst
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