Runaway Dash Over Forty Foot Bluff At Glen Miller Park
A horse attached to a phaeton ran wild at Glen Miller park, plunging down a forty foot bluff. Mrs Davis suffered a fractured rib and injuries, while Mrs Hicks sustained bruises. Neighbors and Dr Bramkamp aided in rescue, the horse escaped with minor injuries, and a rail guard may be erected along the bluff road.
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Lestie Knight
George Hosier
Mia
George Davis
Frederick Hicks
High Point
Glen
Davis
Mrs. Davis
Hicks
Glen Miller Park
Twenty-second Street
Would Cut Off Americans Heads Warns Manila Candidate
Manila July 30 Senor Simeos Villa a Filipino mayor and Manila municipal board candidate warned that if another insurrection occurred he would cut off the heads of all Spaniards and Americans. The Spanish community protested to their consul Americans held a mass meeting and backed an American candidate. Villa was convicted of torturing a Spanish officer during the insurrection and forced the officer to eat flesh. he was saved by the president's amnesty proclamation.
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Manila
Senor Simeos Villa
Villa
Governor Threatened by the Black Hand Letter
Seagirt New Jersey amid July reports governor receives a letter from the Black Hand society demanding $10 and threatening dire consequences.
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Seagirt
N. J
Black Hand’ Society
Gunboat Marietta Ordered to Honduras
Washington July 30 The sunboat Marietta has been directed to return to Cela Honduras with all possible speed and remain there until further orders to act under instructions from Drew Linard American Consul for the protection of the American Consul and citizens and other foreigners in need of help. The action shows the government will not justify revoking the exequateurs of Consul Linard and his colleagues.
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Washington, D. C
Marietta
Cela
Honduras
Drew Linard
Cagillo
Linard
Public Whipping Narrowly Averted At Main Street Clash
A chaotic scene at Eighth and Main ended when Patrolman Hebble arrived, saving Julius Youngblood from a threatened mob. The boy, Charles Loftus, a youth linked to the courthouse gang, struck Youngblood and sparked anger as the crowd misread the incident. Loftus fled as Youngblood restrained him and crowds urged punishment.
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Hebble
Charles Loftus
Julius Youngblood
Loftus
Youngblood
Charlie Loftus
Supt. Bailey
Court House
Connecion
A. C. Kean
Eighth Street
Shurley
Chamberlain In Grave Condition In London
London reports Joseph Chamberlain in grave condition after returning from the continent. His eyesight is seriously impaired and experts doubt he will travel to Birmingham or leave England again.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
Mr. Chamberlain
England
Government to press Standard Oil case against rebates
Lenox Massachusetts July 30 The attorney general Bonaparte and fellow prosecutors announce immediate actions against the Standard Oil Trust to seek revision of the Seventh Circuit decision and pursue retrial or reargument. They vow no time will be lost and all related prosecutions will proceed vigorously.
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Standard Company
Attorney - General
Lenox
Mass
Chicago
Bonaparte
Standard Oil Trust
Fnjeh
United States
Edward M. Sims
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Buster
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Standard of! Company
Ecircuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Ofl Company
No Prosecution in Courthouse Gang Incident
City Attorney Study has the matter under advisement and has instructed police to gather evidence regarding insults toward Mrs Kean. The courthouse gang members deny calling the names, and no prosecution steps have been taken at this time.
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Kean
Weather notes for Indiana and Ohio forecast
The Weather Prophet reports Indiana fair Thursday night and Friday with cooler conditions. brisk south winds shifting to west. Ohio also expects fair skies Thursday night and Friday with variable winds from east to south.
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Indiana
Ohio
Lauterbach Dies In Auto Collision Near Bridge
New York July 40 Alfred Lauterbach son of the noted lawyer Edward Lauterbach was killed instantly when his automobile struck a wooden guard rail near a bridge. A heavy beam crushed his ribs and side. he was known as a speedster with prior arrests for speeding. He was returning home with two companions when the crash occurred.
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New York
Alfred T. Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach
Lauterbach
Hospital Matron Miss Ashby Resigns At Reid Memorial
Miss Alice Ashby the Reid Memorial Hospital superintendent and head of the nurses training school resigned for personal reasons effective August first. Friction with several medical staff members and charges of domination preceded her departure. John L Rupe president of the board praised her efficiency and noted no successor has been chosen.
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Reid Memorial Hospital
Alice Ashby
Miss Ashby
Swords Points
John L. Rupe
Indianapolis
Bowling Green
Three Y M C A Boys Attend Geneva Conference
Three YMCA boys depart for Lake Geneva to represent the Richmond YMCA at a seven day conference. Roy J. Horton, newly appointed physical director, will supervise the delegation. Harold Meyers Royden Parke and Charles Smith are the named representatives.
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Lake Geneva
Richmond Y. M. C. A
Roy J. Horton
Richmond
Harold Meyers
Royden Parke
Charles Smith
Ighnoms
Lindemuth Denies All Charges Against His Acts
Arthur C. Lindemuth former president of the Richmond Home Telephone company denies all accusations and asserts he acted in good faith. He resigned as president of both the International Independent Telephone company and the local firm. He plans to pursue evidence against Bell under the Sherman antitrust law and explains how merger talks were handled with independents in Indiana.
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Indiana
Central Union Telephone Company
Arthur C. Lindemuth
Richmond Home Telephone Company
Pal Indium
Lindemuth
International Independent Telephone Company
Bell
Central Union Company
International Association of Independents
The
International
Bell Company
Governor Harris Seriously Ill
Columbus Ohio July 99 A prominent state official says Governor Harris is seriously ill at his Eaton home While the official dismisses rumors the governor acknowledges not feeling well He may be unable to participate actively in the upcoming campaign No cause is given and friends fear a general breakdown
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Columbus
Harris
Eaton
Farmers Plan Big August 8 Road Celebration in Richmond
Rural residents from Indiana counties Rush Fayette Hancock Henry Randolph and Union and Preble Ohio will attend a city led all day event in Richmond August 8 to promote county road improvements. Maurice O Eldridge government expert will speak on Good Roads after a morning band concert and free rides. Local civic groups led by the West End and Young Men's Business clubs organize promotions with discounts, decorations and interurban rail discounts.
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Rush
Fayette
Hancock
Henry
Randolph
Union
Indiana
Preble County
Ohio
Maurice O. Eldridge
West End Business Men's Club
Young Men's Business Club
West End
Eldridge
Golding Fined for Assault on Boy in City Court
Thomas Golding was fined $5 and costs after conviction on a charge of assault and battery on Raymond Markle in city court this morning. The boy’s mother claimed he was at fault and did not want prosecution but the state's attorney refused dismissal.
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Raymond Markle
Thomas Golding
Golding
Aged Lamp Tender Walks 30 000 Miles in Thirty Years
Centerville Indiana reports that Washington Milgraw, a Pennsylvania railroad lamp tender at Jackson Hill, has walked about 30 years covering an estimated 20 000 miles. Now seventy three, he resigns due to age and health after fifteen years as lamp custodian on a steep hill where trains descend at high speed.
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Centerville
Ind
Washington Milgraw
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jackson Hill
Milgraw
Democrats Labor to Cause Trouble in Colored Ranks
A dispatch from Todianapolis on July 20 reports Democratic managers using Taft’s Cincinnati train stop to inflame black Republicans. They claim blacks were paid travel and meals, while Republicans deny special treatment beyond standard first class accommodations. The piece notes no black leaders oppose Taft locally and cites Efforts to stir dissent as failing. It also covers Sahm’s bid to reform school land apportionment and Marion County’s funding impact, plus a note on rising cat rabies cases amid state health worries.
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Todianapolis
Cincinnati
Taft
Republican
State Committee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Gurley
Sahm
Marion County
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Chamberlain
Reid Memorial
Geneva
Central Union
Indiana Independent Telephone Association
Indiana Bulletin
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