Logansport Traction Starts Interurban Service Amid Cheers
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Loganport Ind June 27 The Logansport Northern Traction Company began operation with a test run of its Gret car amid cheering crowds. Joseph T McNary led the maiden voyage and the line expands four miles in the city with new tracks on Miami Michigan and Eel River avenues. The plan includes a universal transfer system proposed with Boyd interests, who oppose it.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Welock
Logansport, & Northern Traction Company
McCulloch
Joseph T. McNary
Patth
Twenty-fifth Street
Miami
Michian
Eel River
McNary
Boyd
Wabash
Fort Wayne &Southwest Traction Company
Nelson
Wayne
R. WD. Smith
Marion
Huntington Coun
Coun
Union Traction My
Indiana
Revolt in the Second Congress Climbs to Open Discord
Washington Indiana June 2. Democratic discord in the Second congressional district has developed into open revolt across several counties. Critics say Representative Miers faces a sorry mess as rival campaigns erupt. Riddle, Miers chief backer, cannot support him, fueling consternation in counties and undermining Miers by accusing him of despicable methods. Monroe and Greene counties show deep splits over joint senator plans, with Louden and Davis polarizing local Democrats. Sullivan and Owen counties also turn critical, threatening Miers’ renomination and potential defeat.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
Miers
Riddle
Mierg
Congress
R. East
Lamington
Davis Wellman
Cyrus E
Monroe
Brown
Bloomington
Davis
Louden
Tspe County
University City
Greene County
Formiers
Greene
Sullivan County
Sullivan Times
Hae Sert
Owen
Swain to Leave Manila for New Roles and Moves
Dr. Swain plans to depart for Swarthmore around Sept. 10 to begin active duties. He will attend the National Teachers’ Association meeting in Minneapolis next week, then return to Blooming to oversee contracts and administration. Dr. Bryan remains in place and a new president’s home on campus will be ready for occupancy.
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Indianapolis
Mington
Ind
Swain
Swarthmore
Philadel
Mary Er
Miss Eetesy
Minneapolis
National Teachers’ Association
E. B. Bryan
Atkinson to Return to Bloomington as Associate Professor
The report notes that Atkinson will return to Bloomington in September to take up an associate professorship in lagogy. After two years in Manila he requests relief from duty, saying the work here suits him better though his illness report surprised Dr. Swain.
Jury Given Case in Ertel Murder Trial
The James W. Ertel murder case in Portland Ind was sent to the jury at 1 20 pm with no verdict by 8 pm nightly. Defense and state argued late into the day as Ertel, often with a grandchild on his knee, listened intently.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
James W. Ertel
Ertel
John F. la Follette
Richard H. Hartford
Smith
Marion
Trowbridge
Marshall Williams
Dentler
A. E. Steele
G. W. Petersen
William Paulus
Indiana Democrats Gather at Taggart Call in French Lick
Two thirds of leading Indiana Democratic editors and several politicians gather at French Lick for Indiana Democratic Editorial Association meetings hosted by ex Mayor Taggart. Ex Governor Stone of Missouri urges adherence to the national platform Kansas City, while Indiana Democrats debate alignment and potential support for Hill for national chairman.
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Indianapolis Journal
French Lick
Ind
Taggart
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
New York
Tilden Club
J. O. Behymer
Tipton
Association
Stone
Missouri
Indiana
Kansas City
Taggert
Hill
O'Brien
Reilley
Fanning
Indianapolia
France
Huntington
Fleming
Fort Wayne
Martin
Died From Wound In Storm At Greenfield
Andrew Van Buren Sample died in his Greenfield home at o oclock this morning from injuries after a flying timber during Wednesday storm struck him. The death toll reflects the dangers of the severe weather. Funeral arrangements awaited further details as authorities investigated the incident.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Andrew van Buren Sample
Funeral tragedy as rafter from tornado hits Sample
Mr. Sample, attending Mrs. Polly Earle’s funeral, was struck by a flying rafter that pierced four walls and struck him in the hip. He died Sunday morning, second tornado victim in Hancock county. Born April 25, 1836, he owned the family farm and held multiple public roles. He leaves a widow, one daughter, six sons. Funeral at his home Sunday at 2 PM under Masonic rites.
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Polly Earle
Mr. Sample
Earle
Hancock County
Jackson Township
Farmers’ County Mutual Insurance Company
Masonic Lodge
Methodist Church
Knights Templar
Lightning strikes forager Curtis Mitchell in Indiana field
In Bloomington on June 27 Curtis Mitchell, a well known forager, was struck by lightning while plowing an open field. The bolt killed two horses and traveled up the plow beam through Mitchell’s arm and leg into the ground. He was unconscious overnight but is expected to recover. A blue trail marked the bolt’s path on his body and a ground hole where his foot landed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Curtis Mitchell
Mitchell
Bedford youth shoots aunt over money demand
Indianapolis Journal report from Bedford Indiana dated June 27 states 18 year old Benjamin Pierce shot his 75 year old aunt, Mrs Perryman Pierce, after threats to obtain her money. he was captured by Sheriff Frank Smith in Fayetteville twelve miles from Bedford and jailed. Meanwhile in Muncie George Morin a Detroit native and brother of Dr John Morin attempted suicide by morphine after marital discord. his recovery is uncertain.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Frank Smith
Fayetteville
Benjamin Pierce
Perryman Pierce
Young Pierce
Muncie
George Morin
Detroit
John Morin
John Douglass
Morin
Michigan
Modoc
Eminent speakers slated for Earlham Bible Institute
Richmond Indiana June 27 The Friends Bible Institute at Earlham College will run July 30 to August 7 under oversee of Indiana Western and Wilmington yearly meetings. Rev Albert J Brown of Indianapolis will open with an annual address June 3. Participants include Jonathan B Wright Cyrus Hodgin Robert Kelly Elbert Russell Elwood Ellis Rufus M Jones and other church leaders. International Christian Endeavor convention follows with delegates from many states and Canada and Mexico. Session dates August 5 and 10.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Friends’ Bible Institute
Earlham College
Indiana, Western
Wilmington
Albert J. Brown
Indianapolis
Jonathan B. Wright
Robert Kelly
Cyrus Hodgin
Peter W. Raidabaugh
Plainfield
Ira C. Price
The
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Elbert Russell
University of Chicago
Elwood O. Ellis
City
Rufus M. Jones
Philadelphia
American Friend
J. F. Carson
Central Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Bible Institute
International Christian Endeavor Societies of the Friends’ Church
Union
Canada
Mexico
Attorneys Accused of Collusion in Divorce Case
In Goshen Indiana Judge J D Ferrall revealed collusion between Walter S Osler s wife s attorneys George Bradshaw and Edward Zigler during Osler s June divorce from Rosanna Osler He aided by a 35 note for fees and an unpaid 1 weekly child support The judge ordered disbarment proceedings and noted practice of barring prosecutors when no defense attorney is retained
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
J. D. Ferrall
Elkhart
Walter S. Osler
Rosanna Osler
Osler
George Bradshaw
South Bend
Edward Zigler
Ferrall
Bar Association
Glad VV Is Over Montpelier Midsummer Carnival
Montpelier Indiana closd its midsummer carnival with merchants pleased the affair ended. About two hundred visitors arrived from Kokomo as pickpockets operated. James King and A R Felt were victims of thefts. Charles Chandlers house was robbed in daylight and the depot break in Friday night added to the week’s incidents. The committee reported the attractions were suitable and the outfit planned to travel to Blowd for the next fair.
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Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
Ind
Kokomo
James King
John Mack
Jnil
Charles Chandler
A. R. Felt
Lake Erie & Western
Blwood
Elephant on Monon Train Sparks Alarm Near Bloomington
One Gentry Show Company baby elephant being transported by express to a Minnesota show caused a Chicago Monon line train to stop after the bell rope was pulled. Conductor and crew investigated the telegraphed alarm as the tarred crate and animal remained secured, with no clear cause found.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Incd
Gentry Show Company
Chicago Express
Monon
Minnesota
Greencastle
Baby Elephant Tries to Ring Bell Amid Crate Trap
Investigation reveals a baby elephantCorrr trunk through a crate reached for a bell cord as the engineer and fireman debated the ringing claim. The scene prompted further inquiry into the incident and the creature's actions.
Greensburg Thieves Back off After Reward Offered
Greensburg Indiana has faced a year of burglaries with no arrests. After discharging most officers and offering 200 dollars for burglars, no more robberies have been reported and detectives are active in town.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Labor day plans scrapped amid boycotts and unions back interurban trips
In Terre Haute the Central Labor Union cancels Labor Day celebrations due to a streetcar boycott and will instead organize railroad excursions. Separately in Marion the Union Labor Church project is dropped as Trades Council opposes it, fearing factions and potential harm to the union.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Central Labor Union
Fair Grounds
Bedford's Alfred Hamm Celebrates 90th Birthday
Alfred C Hamm of Bedford marked his ninetieth birthday, dating his residence in Bedford to 1813 after moving from Madison county Kentucky at age seven. A former Indianapolis carpenter, he was married to Sarah Knight for sixty three years until her death in May of 191. He voted first for General Harrison in 1838 and has supported seventeen Presidents, aligning with Whig and Republican tickets.
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Bedford
Ind
Alfred C. Hamm
Reards
Hamm
Madison County
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Sarah Knight
Harrison
Eastern Star boards new endowment plan in Indiana meeting
In Marion Indiana the Eastern Star of Indiana adjourned after electing Royal Grand Patron W P Anderson Lafayette and Royal Grand Matron Nellie Gray Jeffersonville plus officers M A Telster Crawfordsville Rhoda Jones Fort Wayne Sarah Cable Terre Haute Belle Jones Brazil. The group plans an endowment and mutual benefit fund to be discussed again in Jeffersonville. In Terre Haute Captain W H Armstrong of Indianapolis ill with erysipelas affecting face and neck during commencement week. In Ingalls a commercial club formed with President W W Manifold Vice President Calvin Cranfill Secretary J M Littler and Treasurer William Randall to attract industries and boost local business.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Eastern Star of Indiana
W. P. Anderson
Lafayette
Nellie Gray
Jeffersonville
A. Shoecraft
Muncie
Susie Burden
M. A. Telster
Crawfordsville
Rhoda Jones
Fort Wayne
Sarah Cable
Terre Haute
Belle Jones
Brazil
Eastern Star
W. H. Armstrong
Indianapolis
Indiana State Normal School
H. W. Streeter
Ingalls
W. W. Manifold
Calvin Cranfill
J. M. Littler
William Randall
Smallpox Breaks Out in Quarantined Greensburg District
Greensburg Indiana reports a new smallpox case within a quarantined area. The City Board of Health met in a special session and ordered radical containment measures. Extra guards will enforce all rules to stamp out the disease.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
City Board of Health
Janitor Fatally Injured In Window Fall At Iroquois Block
Marion Indiana June 27 John Cutter aged fifty probably fatally injured this afternoon by falling from a window of the third story of the Iroquois block where he was janitor
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
John Cutter
Notable Indiana Railroad Boss Elias Wright Dies in Bedford
Bedford, Ind. Elias Wright, about sixty five, longtime boss carpenter for the Southern Indiana Railroad, died at home after a period of poor health. Wright was well known among railroad men and had not expected death to come so soon.
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Elias Wright
Carpenter
Southern Indiana Railroad
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Sullivan
James 8B
Cass Township
Barnett Saucerman
Fort Wayne
Francis A. Voirol
Switzerland
Greensburg
Frank M. Stevens
Lafayette Groundbreaking for New M M A Building Near Monon Shops
Reports from Lafayette indicate ground will soon break for a brick railroad branch building of the M M A near Monon shops east of the city. Cost estimated between 5000 and 7000 dollars with local fund-raising underway and railway men contributing, plus company support for erection. New Albany Bodies Found Dead In Separate Incidents
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New Albany
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William Bunch
William H. Parham
Bunch
Parham
Starr
James Parham
Tipton County
Wildcat Township
Madison
Cicero Marion
Chamaen
Local notes from Greensburg and nearby towns
Distinct items report a parsonage change with Rev J F Vornholt arriving to lead the German Reformed Church and Rev J A Hunsicker resigning due to poor health. Other items cover Mrs Dun can's dog attack near Greensburg, Will K Shavelly named receiver in Wabash, and Fort Wayne graduation address by Judge R S Taylor.
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J. M. Duncan
Wabash
Will K. Shavelly
Branega &Mith
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Fort Wayne
R.S. Taylor
Mississippi River Commission
International Business College
Masonic Temple Theater
Bluffton
Prudential Life Insurance Company
William Rinkard
John Rinkard
Michigan City
Greenwood
Arthur Wishard
Richardson Attacks Republicans Looking Back at 1896 Record
The Democratic House leader from Tennessee rails at the Republicans for unmet pledges and unsettled money issues, cites Cuba and trusts, and contrasts GOP in power with Cleveland’s 1892 return. He warns that neglect could cost them power. Cannon replies argue the Democratic record fell short as well.
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Tennessee
Republican Party
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Cannon
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Cleveland
Banquet Honors First Woman Leader in Writers Group
Miss Minnetta T. Taylor of Greencastle elected president of the Western Association of Writers at a June gathering in Winona Lake Indiana. The banquet closed the convention. toasts honored leaders from Warsaw Greensburg Chicago and Cincinnati as 65 covers were laid. Separate Indy photographers contest winners announced at the Indiana Association of Photographers meeting with C. C. Pike of Indianapolis claiming grand prize and multiple medals across classes.
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Minnetta T. Taylor
Greencastle
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Huntington
J. C. Culmer
Spencer
W. W. Pfirimmer
Kentland
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Warsaw
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May Worthin Dunn
Greensburg
Mark L. de Motte
Valparaiso
White
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Cincinnati
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Fort Wayne
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Indianapolis
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Indiana Association of Photographers
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Frankfort
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Crawfordsville
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H. E. Koch
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Crown Point
J. £. Moser
Decatur
Otto White
North Vernon
F. «. Benton
Oakland City
Eee
Greenwood opens new interurban park north of town
Greenwood Indiana June 27 The Green wood interurban line opens a twenty two acre park on Noble homestead half a mile north of town. The park features a maple grove assembly hall seating eight hundred a restaurant and hundreds of electric lights. Preparations are under way for July 4 excursions from Indianapolis Franklin and Greenwood to attract a great crowd.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenwood
Ind
Greenwood Interurban Line
Indianapolis
Franklin
Milne Warns Nicaragua Route Endangers Canal Project
Philadelphia Press cites John Milne, leading seismologist, urging expert study before a canal at Nicaragua. Milne, with twenty years on earthquakes, warns against the route amid Pelee and volcanic studies by Hellprin and Walker. Senate votes this week. Morgan supporters push Nicaragua, while warnings mount.
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Heilprin
Nicaragua
John Milne
Milne
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Japan
Hellprin
Pelee
Nicaragua Canal
Senator Morgan
Senate
House
Admiral Walker
Canal Commission
Panama
Morgan
Indiana Music Teachers Conclude Convention in Marion
The Indiana Music Teachers Association wrapped up its session in Marion with a unified larger delegate body, the Musical Mirror adopted as the official journal, and a small levy for its support. Recital by Hugh McGibeny and soprano Miss Lillie Adams highlighted a day of lectures and a Soldiers Home band concert, capped by a grand Indiana concert by the Musik Verein Orchestra under Alexander Ernesti.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
Musical Mirror
Association
Renaldine Smith
Indianapolis
Hugh McGibeny
Edward Elbert Bucchieri
Lillie Josephine Adams
J. R. Naylor
Greencastle
Union Traction Company
Indiana
Musik Verein Orchestra
Alexander Ernestino
Josephine Bremmerman Edwards
Mayor's Per Diem Costs Spark Pawtucket Debate
Providence Journal notes Pawtucket's per diem costs for four mayors under Fitzgerald strain large taxpayers. It argues compare to riot costs, cites Pittsburg mob burning a freight station and $4 million settlement, condemns lynching and cheap politics, urging caution in Pawtucket governance.
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Fitzgerald
Pittsburg
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Soa
Island Park Assembly at Fortland Opens July 2
Island Park Rome City Fortland readies a three week assembly from July 2 to August 1 featuring new platform speakers and attractions. Repaired and repainted buildings, lake boats, and cottages uplift the site with extensive expenditures including a planned Sanatorium and other facilities. Special days are set to draw additional crowds and funds to the grounds.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fortland
Ind
Beautiful Island Park
Rome City
Knelp
No Trouble in Cuba Report Describes Quiet Santiago
Santiago Cuba June 27 reports in the United States of agitation among the negro element over pay for the revolutionary army are incorrect. The city and the province of Santiago are absolutely quiet. The press of both sides advocates paying the soldiers but there is little discussion of the matter.
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Bandera
Tites
Indianapolis Post Office Letter List Advertised Roster
A June 26 1900 style notice lists names of addressed letters remaining at the Indianapolis post office. It warns that unclaimed letters after two weeks will go to the dead letter office and instructs how addressees can claim by presenting written requests and proper address details.
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