Attempted bank robbery at Middlebury thwarted bank
GOSHEN Ind Sept 10 an attempt to rob the Exchange Bank at Middlebury failed as wouldbe robbers fled after prying the door and wiring shut three nearby hotel doors to slow pursuit. Suspected home talent tied to a $6,000 deposit rumor. Also reported: West Middletown Clover Leaf depot robbed. 0 from cash drawer. Oil and gas developments advance around Parker City and Muncie with new gasser wells and company franchises.
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Goshen
Ind
Exchange Bank
Middlebury
J. S. Mather & Son
B. F. Freeland
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Clover Leaf
West Middletown
Here
Parker City
Perry
Bloomington Oil Company
H. C. Vaught & Sons’ Company
Wabash Oil and Gas Company
Muncie
Reed Oil Company
Winchester
Whitney
Selma
Randolph
Delaware County
James P. Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Two Fatal Accidents At Same Hour Three Miles Apart
In Alexandria Indiana James Bleas 73 was struck by a south bound passenger train near the Big Four tracks and died instantly. His wife ill with typhoid fever at their home nearby. A second fatality three miles away saw Lon Young a six month married section man struck after stepping off and back on the track.
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Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Ind
James Bleas
Bleas
Mary B. Jackson
Hammond
Ella Suffers
Indianapolis
Thomas Bleas
Muncie
Kelly
Lon Young
Summitville
Young
Brakeman Hurt As Mail Crane Strikes Caboose Window
Howard Colkins a Big Four brakeman suffered a scalp wound and the loss of the forefinger on his right hand when a mail crane struck him in the Brookfield area while riding in a freight caboose with his head out. He was treated at Kennedy Hospital in Shelbyville and sent home to 80 English Avenue Indiana.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Howard Colkins
Big Four
Brookfield
Kennedy Hospital
T. C. Kennedy
English Avenue
Indiana
Railway Switchman Crushed After Train Fall in Zone Saree
Lawrence Pangborn a switchman for Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway fell from a moving train in the zone area tonight. He was struck by cars and fatally injured, the mishap reported from Michigan City Indiana.
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Lawrence Pangborn
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway A
ots _ ieee
Postum Cereal Beats Coffee, Claims Health Renewal
The letter extols Postum Cereal as a remedy replacing coffee to relieve constipation chest tightness and nervous symptoms. A wife notes her husband and household improving sleep energy and appetite after stopping coffee and starting Postum, suggesting widespread benefits for families.
Local Depths of Tragedy Highlight Indiana News
Pangborn, twenty four, son of John Lip ig ae run veteran Monon conductor, ran between Michigan City and Lafayette. Carrie McCune, daughter of the late Rev. Robert McCune of Kokomo, not fatally injured in Minnesota wreck and recovering. Mrs. Theodore Miller of Arlington fell from a building foundation in Rushville, breaking both bones in her left leg with a bone protruding.
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Pangborn
John Lip
Ig Ae
Monon
Michigan City
Lafayette
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Carrie McCune
Robert McCune
Minnesota
McCune
Rushville
Theodore Miller
Arlington
L. O. O. F. Hall
Parishioners Attack Father Stetter Prompt Retract
In Valparaiso Indiana parishioners attacked Father Stetter after he let a school contract. He sent an insulting letter to Bishop Alerding who removed him and closed the Turkey Creek Church. Parishioners at fault must publicly retract before attending services again.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Father Stetter
Turkey Creek Church
Alerding
Monster auto replaces stage coach in Indiana dispute
In Covington Indiana on September 10 farmers sued the Mineral Springs and Attica line after a monster automobile replaced the old stage coach. The lawsuits seek damages many times the machine’s value, with several suits filed against the springs company and a possible return of the car to the factory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Covington
Ind
Indiana Mineral Springs
Attica
Springs Company
Child Fails In Bucket Tragedy At Bloomington
In Bloomington Indiana a mother found her young son headfirst in a water bucket after he slipped in while playing near the bucket. Rescuers retrieved him but he died from the injuries. The incident occurred early morning with no adults nearby to supervise the child.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
James Depew
Presbyterian Bodies In Session At Bloomington
In Bloomington three United Presbyterian bodies held sessions on Sept. 10. Princeton Presbytery, Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Society, and Young People's Christian Union reported elections, installations, and officers. James W. Barr received a pastor call for installation on Nov. 11. Rev. Reed of Louisville addressed the congregation. Next meetings set for Scotland.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
United Presbyterian Church
Princeton Presbytery
Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Society
Young People’s Christian Union
Patterson
Princeton
Hugh McHatton
Duncanville
The
Missionary Society
Letitia Dickson
Christian Union
James W. Barr
Walter Collins
W. E.woodburn
J. A. Woodburn
Reed
Associated Reform Church of Louisville
Stormont
Charles Weir
Miss Lawrence
General Missionary Society
Allegheny
Sallie Stewart
Mora
Portland
Somerville
Palestine
Lucy McElroy
Scotland
John Adams
Mary Pinkerton
W. F. Woodburn
Indianapolis
Converse
Mancie
C. J. Ruby
Winchester
W. H. Zirgier
Anderson
Muncie Presbytery
John P. Jones
Muncie
Paul D. Axtell
Matthews
Charles J. Armentrout
City’s Finances Tangled With 1173 Discrepancy
Hartford City Indiana September 10 At a council adjourned meeting retired treasurer John R Huffman presented a brief report on the citys finances It indicated poor conditions and a $1173 discrepancy in favor of the mayors books City treasurer Lewis Whillman said the report did not correspond with his accounts and noted the discrepancy in favor of his records
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
John R. Huffman
Lewis Whllman
City Treasures Books To Be Audited
City officials plan a probable investigation into the treasury after a long neglect of the monthly treasurer report. The council suspects the books are nearly incomprehensible and will seek an audit to restore accountability.
Preacher Assaulted in Crusade Fight Near Muncie
In Muncie Indiana Rev George W Martin a Gaston preacher was severely beaten by Alva Rathel a blacksmith whose father and brother run a saloon The attack followed a crusade against saloons Rachel was involved and bystanders rescued the preacher Also John Cassidy an ice company worker was stabbed in a separate drunken brawl in south Muncie he won’t name his attacker or location of the fight
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
George W. Martin
Gaston
Alva Rathel
Rachel
Martin
John Cassidy
Muncie Ice Company
Marion mother saves child as home burned in gas blast
In Marion Indiana a gas explosion wrecked a home and engulfed the house in flames. Mrs Maud Cross shielding her two year old child suffered critical injuries but saved the child and husband Thomas Cross and his brother William escaped with lesser burns. The cause was natural gas ignition.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Maud Cross
Fire damages saloon and houses in Rushville area
Rushville Ind fire destroyed the saloon and three small houses owned by Christian Fox this afternoon. Originating in the rear where boys played with fire, Fox estimated losses at 1500 dollars with 80 dollars insurance. A large frame house on the Samuel Conaway farm near Arlington burned at 1 am, occupied by Hughert who saved only a few small items, with losses about 1000 dollars fully insured.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Christian Fox
Fox
Samuel Conaway
Arlington
Hughert
Double Wedding in Kokomo and Tipton Marriages
In Kokomo two brothers wed two cousins at Rev. D W Williams residence. Edward Joliff and Effie Middleton married, as did William Joliff and Mattie Middleton. Both brides are daughters of Abram Middleton of Kokomo and William Middleton of Russiaville. William Joliff works for the Citizens' Telephone Co. In Tipton Sherman C Halday of Brooklyn and Zella Lee Alford, daughter of local residents, were married at the Mill Street home by Rev Audley Heather. they will live in Brooklyn after their honeymoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
D. W. Williams
Edward Joliff
Bell Telephone Exchange
Effie Middleton
William Joliff
Mattie Middleton
Abram Middleton
William Middleton
Russiaville
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Tipton
Sherman C. Haladay
Brooklyn
N. Y
Zella Lee Alford
Knox farmer drives in 163 hogs to market records
Portland Indiana reports Ed Addington of Knox township bringing in ten wagons with 163 hogs weighing 40 600 pounds. The livestock were shipped to Buffalo New York markets and will yield just over 3000 dollars once payment is received.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Ed Addington
Knox Township
Addington
Buffalo
N. Y
Pioneer Elkhart merchant dies after sickness and accident
GOSHEN Ind Sept 10 John H Yoder a pioneer resident of Elkhart county and long time merchant of Wakarusa died at 7 this morning aged 74. He recently sold his notion and novelty store to George Kilmer of Warsaw after an injury from a fall and ongoing stomach cancer. He and his son Anthony once ran a drug store in Wakarusa after farming in Bango township and earlier success there.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
John H. Yoder
Elkhart County
Wakarusa
Sevety
George Kilmer
Warsaw
Mr. Yoder
Anthony
Bango Township
Elkhart
Richmond
Frederick F. Rost
Albert H. Rost
Rost & Marshall
John Primrose
Martinsville
James C. Duckworth
Morgan County
Rushville
Joseph M. Powell
Concord
This County
Ma. Macreed
Noble Township
South Bend Police Shakeup Demands Resignations
The Board of Public Safety in South Bend demands resignations of almost the entire police department, sparing only Chief McWeeney who was appointed after Peter Kline’s ouster. The force totals thirty men, with expectations most will not be retained due to antagonism to the current administration.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Board of Public Safety
Brass Works Burned at Kokomo Fire Destroys Plant
The Kokomo brass works were partly destroyed by fire tonight. The boiler room fire gutted the building and ruined all machinery. Loss estimated at six thousand dollars, fully insured, with the blaze reported in Kokomo Indiana. Separate dispatch notes the Wabash Railway depot at Westville in Laporte County burned this morning, destroying freight, baggage, papers, tickets, money, and instruments belonging to the station agent.
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Indianapolis
Kokomo
Ind
Kokomo Brass Works
Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Wabash Railway
Westville
Laporte County
BOY BURGLARS ARRESTED IN INDIANA THEFT WAVE
In Evansville and Franklin areas on Sept 10, police arrested Everett Ray and later John Peters Fred Kappler Chris Schelier and Percy McKinney on suspicion of jewelry store burglaries. The youths, sons of locals, admit guilt and more arrests are expected. Elsewhere Locals married in Paris IL Miss Daisy Strickler and Nat M Lacy wed in Paris and left for Macon. Revered Warbinton plans church residence bequeathed to church in Hagerstown Indiana. Knightstown to host Hussey Mower plant with 100 workers by Dec 1. William Zahrt sues John Hill Lake Ice Co for 1400 over 6600 tons of ice taken from Pine lake.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Everett Ray
John Peters
Fred Kappler
Chris Schelier
Percy McKinney
Franklin
Daisy Strickler
H. C. Strickler
Nat M. Lacy
Macon
St. Louis
Anklin
Lacy
Franklin College
Indianapolis Law School
Phi Delta Theta Fraernity
Hagerstown
William Warbinton
The
Christian Church
Indiana
Warbinton
Dublin
Hussey Mower and Implement Company
Knightstown
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association of
Laporte
William Zahrt
John Hill Lake Ice Company
Pine Lake
State Supreme Court
Ice Company
Supreme Court
Violinist Miss June Reed Stranded in Germany After Bank Collapse
Miss June Reed, famed American violist, writes from Germany that a Berlin bank failure left her penniless and stranded. After two years studying in Europe, she recently gave a concert met with mixed Berlin reviews and suffered injuries in an Alpine wreck. She plans to return home in a few weeks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
June Reed
America
Berlin
Germany
Miss Reed
Europe
Alps
Tallyhe
Pioneering Richmond Resident Jonathan Roberts critically ill
Jonathan Roberts, a 94 year old Richmond pioneer, lies critically ill. He helped settle the Roberts homestead that formed much of the city and links to Richmond’s early history.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Jonathan Roberts
J. Roberts
Roberts
Logan Liveryman Arson Trial Rested State Opens Defense
The State rested its case in the arson trial of John A. Logan, a liveryman from Richmond Indiana. Defense to open in the morning as sensational testimony emerged but is deemed circumstantial. Logan’s friends predict acquittal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
John A. Logan
Liveryman
Logan
Pole and shaft firms to unite into $4 million company
Fifteen manufacturers from Ohio Indiana Tennessee and Iowa meet in Cincinnati and decide on an immediate consolidation with $4,000,000 capital. The charter will be secured in New Jersey within thirty days. In Martinsville Indiana the tomato crop exceeded expectations with 90,000 pounds shipped to Indianapolis last Saturday and 54,000 pounds last Friday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Iowa
New Jersey
Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
Indianapolis
Pingree garden show set with prizes to crown best raised
Richmond reports a public exhibit of the best Pingree garden work on Friday with prizes. In Spencerland Isaac Faulkner a Kennard druggist faces nineteen liquor law indictments, guilty in one case with a $20 fine and $449.75 costs. Hagerstown classes resume with high turnout forcing transportation changes. John A. Sill and Mary E. Whitmore of Anchor Ill attempt elopement in Kokomo but license refused. A dead fully developed female baby found near Lebanon with coroner inquiry. Goshen city editor William V. Fink resigns after nearly five years.
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Spiceland
Isaac Faulkner
Kennard
Here
Lamb
Faulkner
Lewisville
Butler
Hagerstown
Kokomo
John A. Sill
Mary E. Whitmore
Anchor
Ill
Middleton
Whitmore
Lebanon
Goshen
William V. Fink
Goshen Daily Democrat
South Bend Sunday News change proposed by Fassett
Decatur hosts ten residents inspecting new bituminous Macadam streets in Huntington with plans to pave about a mile here. Rushville moves toward a dry town with mayor ordering saloons closed at 11 pm. Portland reports Sylvester Brower tried for vote selling, acquitted. information filed by C W McLaughan.
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South Bend Sunday News
Charles Fassett
Decatur
Huntington
Rushville
J. M. Stevens
Marshall Lee Wicker
Sony
Portland
Sylvester Brower
C. W. McLaughan
Will Strike Again Their Intention to Go Out
Chicago dispatch reports packing-house teamsters renewing their fight with Swift & Co. and planning a strike of about 60 drivers over the alleged failure to meet an 18 cent hourly minimum wage agreed last May. In Chicago over 125 Grain Elevator Employes union members struck, shutting ten grain elevators at South Chicago after employers refused to recognize the union and meet several demands.
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Chicago
Swift & Co
Kentucky Solider Claims Check Return In War Pensions Dispute
Capt C C Calhoun of Lexington returned to the treasury controller a $67,000 check sent to Kentucky regiments for Spanish war service. He plans to appeal an auditor’s ruling that only that amount should be distributed, arguing soldiers are owed about $140,000.
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Frankfort
C. C. Calhoun
Lexington
Kentucky
Washington
Treasury
Calhoun
Encampment Souvenir For G A R Promises Detailed Civil War Tour
Washington Post reports a lavish official souvenir edition for the upcoming G A R encampment. Gen Thomas M Vincent chairs the committee with Dr Marcus Benjamin editing the content. The volume features fourteen articles by officers, fifteen portraits, maps of forts and hospitals, and Lincoln imagery. Described as a deluxe edition, it will be widely sold at newsstands and bookstores during the reunion.
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Washington Post
Thomas M. Vincent
Marcus Benjamin
Washington
Stanton
Welles
Scott
Meigs
Wright
McDowell
Brady
Lincoln
Osborn H. Oldroyal
Tenth Street
War Department
District of Columbia
Wilhelmus Bogart Bryan
Columbia Historical Society
Society of the War of 1812
John Gross Barnard
Corps of Engineers
Naval
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy
Thomas McCurdy Vincent
Fort Stevens
William van Zandt Cox
Brainard Henry Warner
United States
John Wells Bulkley
Patent Office
Christian and Sanitary Commission
William Jones Rhees
Smithsonian Institution
Arlington and Battlefield
Isabella W. Bail
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Board of Commissioners of the
Mrs Lemon dies aiding homeless children and elderly
COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa September 10 Mrs J G Lemon wife of Rev J G Lemon editor philanthropist and minister died today. For twenty years they have run a charitable work for homeless destitute children and old people reaching every section of America. As Mamma Lemon she was known to thousands of homeless boys and girls. New York September 10 James Clare superintendent of the Brighton Beach race track and connected with courses around the city for twenty five years is dead from blood poisoning. He was known to horsemen throughout the country. Norwalk Ohio September 1 Arthur S Sleeper died suddenly yesterday of heart failure. He was editor of the Law Bulletin and an old newspaper man.
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Council Bluffs
J. G. Lemon
Lemon
America
New York
James Clare
Brighton Beach
Norwalk
Arthur S. Sleeper
Law Bulletin
Fire destroys Fredericksburg Brewery plant in San Jose
The Fredericksburg Brewing Company plant in San Jose burned tonight, causing an estimated loss of 300000 dollars. The seven story malting building, 200 feet square, was entirely destroyed. Ottawa University also suffered a fire today, with a loss of 50000 dollars.
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San Jose
Cal
Fredericksburg Brewing Company
Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa University
Mackay and Pierrie Arrive Aboard Teutonic in New York
Clarence H. Mackay arrived in New York tonight aboard the Teutonic from Liverpool and Queenstown. Also arriving was Rt. Hon. W. J. Pierrie who meets with J. P. Morgan regarding a steamship line consolidation. Pierrie leads Harland and Wolff of Belfast and sits as a director of White Star line.
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New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Teutonic
Liverpool
Queenstown
W. J. Pierrie
J. P. Morgan
Pierrie
Harland and Wolffe Shipbuilding Company
Belfast
White Star
Bakers to Form Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The National Association of Master Bakers directed the executive board to organize a mutual fire insurance company for bakers. Nominations were set for tomorrow’s election with nominees Frank R. Shepard of Boston as president Henry R. Cussold of Chicago as secretary Charles E. Abbott of New York as treasurer and 8 C. Billings of Valparaiso Indiana as another listed candidate.
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Cincinnati
National Association of Master Bakers
Frank R. Shepard
Boston
Henry R. Cussold
Chicago
Charles E. Abbott
New York
8. C. Billings
Valparaiso
Ind
Senator Mason Praises Champagne House Ad Campaign
The Philadelphia Record notes a notable advertising feat in which a champagne house persuaded Senator Mason to praise its products in a speech. The remarks were later widely circulated, highlighting the impact of targeted endorsements on brand promotion.
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Philadelphia
Mason
Frank
Senate
House
Liberati's Military Band Impresses at Fair Bank Evening
Liberati's Military Band drew a larger crowd at Fair Bank last night than on opening night. The programme featured popular overtures and classics with the Robin Hood selections praised. Signor Liberati played cornet obligato to O Promise Me, heard above fifty musicians. Soprano Miss Klarer attended despite a Tuesday wreck delay and joined opera selections. A matinee and souvenir marches were announced as well as a Saturday afternoon show. The program includes Whispering Flowers, Whispering Love, operatic arias, and a Grand vocal selection from Rigoletto.
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Liberati
Fair Bank
Signor Liberati
von Blon
Marie Valdes
Sig
A. Baggetto
Bernard Begue
Gavotte
Saitarello
I Opera
Godfrey March
Seattle Times
Lahore
Massanet
Verdi
Katherine Klarer
Miss Czardas
Au A. Liberati
Ano
State geologist report delayed due to funding and return of papers
Governor Durbin sent back to W.8 Blatchley the manuscripts and maps that had been in the Printing Board’s hands. Blatchley asked for their return as the report’s printing was delayed beyond usefulness. Insufficient appropriation cited as the reason.
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Durbin
Blatchley
Printing Board
The Brick Lesson in a Little Chronicle
A four year old Beth plays with a brick in the parlor. Mama warns if another brick is brought inside she will spank. Beth returns later with the same brick and explains this isn’t another brick, it’s the same one she already had.
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Little Chronicle
Beth
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