Bloomington graduates to take journalism posts this week
Several members of the Indiana University School of Journalism will graduate this week and assume newspaper positions. James Lepr of Noblesville edits the college daily, two years in city reporting, at Toledo Times. Claude Simpson of Rushville becomes city editor at the Louisville Republic. Hert St. Clair of Noblesville will join the ChicagoInterocean staff.
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Throat slashing ends in murder in Evansville riot scene
In Evansville Indiana on January 24 a thirty five year old man named Simmons cut his wife’s throat with a razor in a crowded street after an argument. The woman staggered to a nearby well and died. Simmons fled on foot through the crowd and is now missing. locals believe he remains near the city outskirts. The husband’s alleged infidelity was cited as motive and he later returned home and attacked the son when the son tried to intervene.
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Will Preach Sunday at Pirac Baptist Church
George M. Lehigh will preach at Pirac Baptist Church this Sunday. Although his sermon aims to reach men, the revival series has drawn many friends who welcome another opportunity to hear him.
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Elks Open New Home in Vincenn with Open Day
The Elks' new Vincenn home opened to the public on Wednesday afternoon, with a dedication night planned. A card party and Indieg ance event were held, drawing members and guests as part of the ceremony. A testimonial praises Electric Bitters for digestion and vitality, noting its use for dyspepsia and kidney weakness. Sold under guarantee at J N Tondb's drugstore.
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Sherman in Poor Health After Chicago Visit
Republican vice president candidate Grover Cleveland ally William Sherman faces hospital care after a Chicago convention trip. Doctors report temperature 100 degrees, pulse 80, respiration 98, with slight improvement since Tuesday. doctors expect he may not leave the hospital before next Monday.
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Wounds, Shootings, and Trials Across Cities
A fragmented dated report covers a Memphis shooting injuring Mrs Read and Mrs Ellsworth, with victims transported for care. Nearby Paris reports Charles Crawford acquitted of murder in Vermilion, Illinois. Mount LakeMinnesota notes a tornado killing a child. An Iowa baseball figure dies, and a Cod en Illinois shooting follows a lover’s quarrel.
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Marion County ex-auditor Clark indicted on fraud charge
Cyrus 3 Clark former Marion county auditor was arrested Wednesday on an indictment by the grand jury accusing him of filing false claims for allowance and receiving payment. Clark, a Republican, was released on a $5,000 bond.
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Dr King Gone Insane Vincennes Doctor Declared Inane After Stairway Fall
Vincennes physician Dr Robert B King of 92 South Third Street Vincennes has been declared insane by an Evansville commission that visited him Monday June 22 at St Marys Hospital Evansville where he has been a patient for several weeks following injuries from a fall down the stairs. The report notes the incident and the physician's status as of that visit.
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Unclear OCR Fragment From Washington High School Note
Fragmentary text from a Washington high school item mentions Pick Ups Grover Olijveland as a president candidate, Yale entrance exams, McCafferty teaching, a new school building, Danville training, and a consumer meter pricing question. Mixed passages lack coherent narrative or dates.
Freight ship runs ashore in thick fog near Monwtuk Point
The Clyde steamer Qhippows on the Long Island coast near Monwtuk Point, after losing bearing in dense fog while en route from Charleston to Boston. The vessel grounded, hull damaged, no passengers aboard, cargo of naval stores. crew signaled only after fog lifted, ship in danger until assistance arrived.
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