Music in the Air Opens Indiana Teachers Convention
A vivid program unfolds as music teachers from Indiana arrive for the Indiana Music Teachers Association convention. The Washington Choral Symphony performs Handel's Messiah with soloists and an orchestra. Officers and committees are announced and a public meeting is planned in the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Music Teachers” Association
Katherine Elfors
Hiaing
Pablie Sehas Commission
W. Otto Mieserer
Conneravibe
Choral Symphony Club of
Washlington
Indiana
Mste
Robert Russell
AT. M. McGuire
Mall of the Mustead
Meaponae
Alexander Ernesttedt
Indian Music Teachers’ Association
Washington Choral Symphony
Ar. J
Mc Black
Klefer
Jéanette Carter
Goprano
J. C. Richardson
Holmes Cowper Enor
Don Pies
Fr. Homann
H. H. Haskett
Ornate Oriental Vases and Coffee Sale Announced
A historical newspaper ad promotes a large assortment of Oriental vases from India and Japan for sale on Monday at 8 AM with phased pricing through the day. It also advertises a coffee sale starting Friday at 8 AM, offering 18 cent coffee dropping to cent-per-pound increments hourly, ending by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorada
Christy Foretells Triumph in Public Recital Series
A fragmentary notice describes forenoon binding sessions and afternoon recitals featuring Indiana artists and Holmes Cowper, a Chicago tenor, with events led by Rev. R. Hodge. The piece includes editor Marcus Sorfi tag defending votes on campaign planks amid Indianapolis and Evansville concerns.
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Christy
R. Hodge
Evansville
Indiana
bubileHy
United States
Marcus
S. Sorfitag
Abe
Ite
Jourmal
Statenit
Evansville Couride
Hp Chigaga
Heat Soars as Chicago Sees Eight Die in Record 94 Degrees
Amid a 94 degree Chicago day, eight deaths were reported to the coroner as heat and prostrations rose. A mad dog scare prompted Chief Shippy to order the killing of unowned dogs in Morton Park and nearby areas to halt further danger.
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Chicago
Chiragi
Uumiergua
Additsion
Blamen
Dimitar
Morton Park
Golby Street
New York City
Mary Brown
Vielms
Alfordsville Man Dies Unexpectedly at Son's Home
Alfordsville resident Manders Tabees Axebia died Sunday night at the home of his son A. B. Archbold in Allorgavilte. The death was attributed to heart idle ease. The body was shipped to Syjomon for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabees Axebia
A. B. Archbold
Allorgavilte
Syjomon
Unclear Factory Story Near Cincinnati
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Cincinnati area factory employing about 150 men facing two weeks of closure. Text mentions prosperity themes, partisan reference, and abrupt dated tone, with garbled names and events.
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Cincinnati
Mob Lynches Nine Negroes in Sabine County Texas Clash Looms
In Hemphill near Sabine County nine Black men were killed by a mob after a confrontation that followed the killing of two white men at a negro church and store. Reports say arms were secured by both races and a race clash looms. details mention Johnson’s assassination and the lynching of suspects, with Guard involvement and chaos in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Hemphill
Sabine County
Uegres
Hugh Dean
Chirch
Dean
Aaron M. Johnson
Perry Price
Robert Wright
Price
Johnson
Atx
William McCoy
Kilte
Jobson
Morama
Baaumont
Ban Augustine
Sudine County
Martin County convention nominates ticket at counts meeting
The Martin County convention met Monday afternoon and nominated their county ticket. Hon. Wh A Cullop of Vincennes was named candidate for congress and Charles Wigan was chosen as candidate for prosecuting attorney. The Democrats of Martin County addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Congress
Charles
Wi Iagan
Martin
Party for visitor at Etls residence honors Sharpe from Alabama
A small party was hosted last night at Mr. and Mrs. P. Etls home on Axtell avenue to honor Mrs. Sharpe a visitor from Manteomers Alabama.
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P. Etls
Axtell Avenue
Miés Sharpe
Manteomers
Alabama
Fire sweeps Three Rivers Quebec City business section
A large fire swept through the Three Rivers area and heavily damaged the business district of Quebec City, destroying multiple storefronts and generating urgent evacuations. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours as investigators searched for its cause. Local residents reported smoke and embers reaching nearby streets and homes.
Fire Decimates Three Rivers Business District in Quebec
A major blaze under high winds destroyed much of Three Rivers lower town including the post office city hall hotels and many stores. Firefighting from Montreal Sherbrooke and Grand Mere aided after four hours with local bucket brigades proving ineffective. Local Belgian help arrived as flames consumed over 300 buildings and key churches. The loss runs into the millions.
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Three Rivers
Montreal
Quebec
Sherbrooke
Grand Mere
Hell
Hocheloge Bank
Will Be Married A Marriage Hence
A marriage license or license grant appears issued to Hubert Asher Taylor and Mise Blige Blien Hem with emphasis on an upcoming nuptials. The fragment suggests a popular/local notice of forthcoming nuptials without full details.
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Pa Bon
Hubert Asher Taylor
Mise Blige Blien Hem
Smb
Young People of Odon Known in Community Ties
In Odon, two young residents, children of prominent locals, are described as lifelong natives with strong ties to the town. One is the daughter of Bil Booth Helm, a retired taylor, and the other is connected to Samuel Tay, long known for operating a general store in Odon. Both grew up and remain well known in the community.
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Colorado
Battuto Park
Col
Contiste
Jefferson County
Park County
Mount Evans
Odon
Ghter
Bil Booth Helm
Taylor
Samuel’ Tay
Gomelry
Alwayn
Miss Helm
Boodler Goes to Prison After Bribe Case
Pittsburg due June 23 Charles C Cameron president of Pittsburg and Tube City Railroad Co a fugitive surrendered himself in court on a guilty plea to bribery tied to securing passage of a franchise ordinance. Councilman W A Martin pled guilty and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary amid the bribery scheme details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Charles C. Cameron
Pittsburg & Tube City Railroad Co
Justice Stave
Cameron S
W. A. Martin Elgn Pidd
Custody Change Sought After Divorce in Wheatlake Case
In a Dallas circuit court, Judge Honston modified a custody order granting Mary J. Seales custody of her son Arthur Seales. The child, currently with his grandmother Mupab J. Scales, was ordered by Sheriff Colbert to remain with the grandmother until the court rules further. Mary J. Scales had filed for divorce from William Seales, and the grandmother feared relocation to Alabama. The attorney is Henry Bordinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Seales
Honston
T Daiiess Circuit Court
Seates
Os Arthur Seales
Mupab J. Scales
Mary J. Scales
William
Mary J. Scaless
Wheatlaha
Alabama
Thage Houghton
Sherlet Colbert
Henry Bordinet
Philip Catt Dead In Petersburg Area
Philip Catt died at his home west of here this morning around six. He had suffered dropsy of the heart and related illnesses for years. He leaves a wife and four children Jamies Thomas H and Benjamin all here and Mrs. Grant Gook of Petersburg. The family moved here from Petersburg about two years ago. The body will be taken to Petersburg by train tonight and the funeral will be at Pleasant Hill church near Petersburg with interment in the Catt cemetery.
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Philp Gatt
Bia
Mr. Catt
Jamies
Thomas H
Benjamin
Grant iGook
Petersburg
Catt
Record Heat Sweeps Washington as June Tests Bounds
In a scorching spell the city endures eighty four to ninety four degrees, with temperatures near record highs for June. Weather officials warn the heat could persist, recalling 1895 May and June when temperatures neared 190 degrees and police were discussed.
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Washington
Wisted
Etreec Workmanidale
Mercury
Purr
City Council Debates Sanitary Sewer Plan Steps
Washington city council discussed a sanitary sewer system at Monday’s meeting. City engineer and attorney outlined need, costs, and steps to prepare plans drawings and specifications awaiting approval for progress toward funding and implementation.
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Washington
W. R. Gardiner
Etty
Anow
Hseid
Councilmar
Horrall
Pothia
Moton
Hiyalt
Council Orders Street Openings and Grade Change
At a regular meeting the council approved opening streets through Meredith land from Hetroo Street north to Peck edition and extended west to First Street. A remonstrance against placing gutters was tabled previously, and action to order gutters and grade changes on Seventh Street and Firat Street was granted. William Heffernan and others sought a sidewalk grade change at First and West streets.
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Meredith
Hetroo Street
Peck’ Dition
Ion St
William Heffernan
Couel
Firat
Wreets
Indiana Democrats Plan Special Train to Denver Convention
A truncated notice reports Indiana Democrats and leaders including A. Marshall and De Clark arranging a special train to the Denver convention. The group will depart from Indianapolis on July 4 at noon aboard Big Four and Rock Island lines via Chicago Des Moines Omaha Lincoln. Guests to be hosted by Mr Bryar at his farm with buttermilk.
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John EB
Hollett’ of Indians
Teating Pen Otny
Denver
Ste
A. Marshall
Halti
Thomas
Taly
de Clark
Indianapolis
al Dem
Carte
Meriberd
Ela
Carnival Arrangement In Lachman Loos Carnival
I George Loos an officer of the pits at Lachman Loos carnival company in the city today arranged completion of the company’s Carnival. The event ends July 11 with a carnival featuring Bryan. Dégn Inman attends the farewell tea here.
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George Loos
Lachman-Loos Carnith
Dégn Inman
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