Great Glass Combine Forms as Prices Jump
The Anderson Indiana town reports the creation of a major window glass combine named Reynolds' Selling agency. Key figures Phil Matter and J D Vandeventer lead with Thomas Hart acting president and offices in Muncie. Factories in the Indiana gas belt including Anderson Muncie Marion Gas City and others join the bloc. A 25 percent price increase is already in effect with further hikes expected as stock sells out.
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Anderson
Pittsburg
Combine
McKee
Avermore
Jeanette
Workers
Reynolds
Anthony Block
Muncie
Phil Matter
J. D. Vandeventer
Thomas Hart
Charles Eastman
United States
Indiana
Anderson, Ilo, Jones, and Bower
American
Gas City
Marion Window Glass Company
Stewart-Estop
Marion
Alexander and Victor
Indians
Pondieton
Marling, Hart & Co
Andover
Gem
Dunkirk
Bellaire
Redmon
Indianapolis drill team returns home with victory
A royal welcome greeted the Indianapolis Light Artillery on its return from St. Louis. Mayor Dean and militia officers joined the reception as the drill team processed through city streets to the armory after a victorious display. The Washington Rifles also received a hearty greeting. In Franklin a gang clash left several injured as police used shotguns and a posse restored order. Bedford reports lawyer W. B. Colvin fatally shot Justah Stevens at Indian Springs Station amid alcohol related dispute.
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Light Artillery
Franklin
Indian Springs
Indianapolis Light Artillery
St. Louis
Union Station
Artillery
Militia
Knights of Pythias
Washington Rifles
Curtis
John Henderson
Seymour Jordan
Thomas McGrew
Marshal Sellers
Fnally
Bedford
W. B. Colvin
Justah Stevens
Indian Springs Station
Stevens
Colvin
Gaud Hia
Harrison denies NY interview claim about his remarks
Indianapolis July 10 General Harrison refutes a New York interview claim alleging he stated certain views. The article notes public attention to the interview and Harrison's denial.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
New York
Ex-President Denies Bicycle View Credited to Him
The ex-president rejects newspaper claims about opposing women bicycle riders. He says he talked only with personal friends on the subject and not with any newspapermen. Last week a local bicycle firm shipped two wheels to Stratoga one for Mrs. Mc Kee and the other for a former son.
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Stratoga
McKee
Harrison
Bynum Lectures On Sound Money Draw Large Bloomfield Crowd
Hon W D Bynum delivered the second lecture in Bloomfield on sound money to a full court room. The audience included merchants professionals mechanics and farmers. He spoke for about two hours critiquing silver and bimetallist arguments from his perspective.
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Bloomfield
W. D. Bynum
Bynum
Emerson Short
Greeks Flee City After Confectionery Firm Fails
Richmond report says two Greeks known as the Stantinople brothers ran a large confectionery store for four months. On Monday the shop did not open and investigators found the owners had fled, leaving many creditors behind. They left stock and fixtures behind.
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Richmond
Stantinople Brothers
Printer John Fleming Attacks Reporter in Anderson
In Anderson on July 10 John Fleming a printer assaulted Ernest Lewis a reporter from the Anderson Herald. The rear attack sent Lewis to the street but he recovered and dodged bricks for a square. It was the second assault on reporters here within a week following W H Dennison’s earlier attack.
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Anderson
John Fleming
Anderson Herald
Ernest Lewis
Lewis
W. H. Dennison
Foresters Refuse $8000 Policy for Thomas Myers Death
The court of Foresters in this city, after sending a committee to Gem and Clifford to investigate the alleged death and burial of Thomas Myers, has acted on the report and will not honor Myers’s $8,000 policy. Other orders and insurance companies have taken similar action, and no insurance money will be paid.
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Ewoop
Court of Foresters
Gem and
Clifford
Thomas Myers
Myers
Dead Man’s Name Was Timmons
The body of David Timmons, who died suddenly in a boat on the river near Covington last week, was claimed by J. Timmons and W. W. Timmons, Chicago businessmen. He was buried at Covington. Timmons left a wife and two children in Harper, Kansas.
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Covington
David Timmons
J. Timmons
W. W. ‘Limmons
Chicago
Harper
Kas
New Bank Forms in Jasper Led by Bantz and Berger
The Farmers' and Merchants' bank organized in Jasper with $25,000 paid-up capital. Ex-Representative John S. Bantz serves as president and ex-County Treasurer Berger as cashier. It will be the town's second bank and opens on July 22.
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Jasper
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
John S. Bantz
Berger
Richmond Man Knighted by King of Italy
Ralph V. Johnson of Richmond, brother of Congressman Johnson, has been knighted by the king of Italy, per information received here on July 10.
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Italy
Richmond
Ralph V. Johnson
Congressman Johnson
Missionary Move: Rev Mary Nichols Resigns for India
Greensburg July 1 report says Rev. Mary Nichols has resigned as pastor of the Friends church in Carthage to serve as a missionary in India.
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India
Greensburg
Mary Nichols
Friends’ Church
Carthage
Corn Gugit Suffer Ice and Frost Damage
Ice formed on water in tubs forty miles north of Sioux City Iowa on Monday night. Corn looks injured but likely not seriously damaged as the crop is far along. Light frosts touched low places in South Dakota with no damage reported.
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Sioux City
Here
South Dakota
Weather Indications for Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa
Washington July 10 report shows twenty four hour outlook from 8 p m yesterday. Illinois fair and slightly warmer in the northeast with variable winds. Indiana fair with warmer conditions in the north and variable winds. Michigan fair with warmer weather and variable winds. Wisconsin fair with warmer conditions in the east and variable winds becoming southerly. Iowa fair with variable winds.
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Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Financial and commodity quotes from New York and Chicago markets
Regional market report with New York money rates and sterling, Chicago Board of Trade grain quotes, live stock prices from Chicago Union Stock Yards, and commodity listings for wheat corn oats butter eggs potatoes fruits and cattle hogs and sheep data for July 9 with opening and closing figures and daily receipts estimates.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Dilla
United States
Pacific T'S
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Illinois
California
Unio
Texas
Rear Ended Pilgrim Train Fears Thirteen Dead in Quebec Crash
At Craig's Road station on the Grand Trunk line a two section pilgrim excursion to St Anne de Beaupre collided as the second train ran into the first. Thirteen killed and many injured, including several local residents. Conductor Morhood escaped a fatal fate by leaping to safety. engineer McLeod trapped beneath the wrecked engine. Rescue crews worked to free passengers amid screeches and cries.
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Que
Craig’s Road
Sherbrooke
St. Anne de Beaupre
Hector McLeod
Richard Perkins
J.T. Mercier
Richmond
F. P. Dingan
Windsor Mill
Cogan
Valin
Phanoeuf
St Joseph de Leavis
J.B. Cayer
Danville
Delacourt Sheffield
St. Joseph de Levis
Lavin
John O
KF. Dori Rosiers
Broughton
J. Quinlan
Montreal
Cyrillio Emillard
Delina Gosselin
Hamel
Louis Morig
Olivine Morin
Windsor
Frank Cakor
Zephrim Limelin
Larre Godbout
Windsor Mills
Joseph Richard
Brompton Falls
Clephas Charest
Coatisooke
Benett Bassler
Pullman Car Porter
Toronto
Pullman
Morhood
McLeod
Night Train Collision in Pullman Car Tragedy Near Levis
Injured and dead fill a rear Pullman after a fast Richmond to Levis night service crashes into the preceding palace car at Craig's Road. Both engineer and fireman die, and sleep hid the danger until the wreck. The second section failed to heed signals, with no surviving crew to explain the catastrophe.
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Richmond
Craig’s Road
Levis
Barth
Iusa
McLeod
Hig Post
Illinois Weather and Crops Bulletin Highlights Crop Conditions
The Hiinots weather crop bureau reports recent rains favored central and southern Illinois, with average statewide rainfall about one and a half inches. Corn is advancing rapidly in central and southern counties, oats ripening, wheat and rye yields light and quality poor, hay poor except fodder, pastures revived in the south while northern pastures are bare, and cattle fed. Fruit remains promising.
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Cuicano
Hiinots Weather Crop Bureau
John R. Gentry Demonstrates Fast Mile at FaCrossk
In FaCrossk Wisconsin on June 10 John R. Gentry ran an exhibition mile in 2 06 3. The event showcased his speed as a highlight of the local racing meet.
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John BR
Gentry
FaCrossk
Wis
John R. Gentry
Fire at Detroit Livery Stables Honored as Holocaust Risk
Fire swept G. F. Case's large livery stable on West Congress street in Detroit at 1 45 am gutting the building. Dozens of hack drivers and expressmen slept on the upper floor with few escaping. One man named Cummings jumped from a window and was badly injured. Escapees report others burned or suffocated. ruins must be searched to confirm. Seventy horses were in the basement, twenty rescued. Loss expected near $100.
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Detroit
G. F. Case
West
Congress Street
Cummings
Cornell Rows Over Leander at Henley Derby
On July 10 at Henley the Cornell crew rowed over the course after a start interference by boats near the Leander line. Leander claims Cornell should have stopped, while Cornell says it was warned. The stewards endorsed the umpire's decision and Willan offered a £100 prize for a Leander Cornell race on the final day, though Leander refuses further involvement.
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Henley-On-Thames
Great Britain
Cornell
Leander Boat Club
Oxford
Cambridge
Laander
Leander
Frank Willan
Delegates Arrive as National Education Association Opens
Denver reports the National Educational Association gathering with an estimated 15,000 delegates and visitors. The Council of Education held an executive session on business, and the convention opened in the afternoon with 4,000 inside Central Presbyterian church and 2,000 at the high school, with thousands more turned away.
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Denver
National Educational Association
Council of Education
Central Presbyterian Church
Healy Attacks Dillon At Tyrone Nationalist Convention
At Qmagh Tyrone a heated Nationalist convention saw T M Healy accuse John Dillon of selling Tyrone to the English party. He produced a letter to back the charge as delegates shouted “Sold gold.” Dillon struggled to respond amid the uproar, asserting Healy’s claim was a calumnious lie and calling him a traitor.
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London
Qmagh
County Tyrone
Tyrone
T. M. Healy
John Dillon
Dillon
Healy
Paris critic questions US ambassador over Canada remarks
London Times correspondent H De Blowitz cites the Paris Libre Parole critique of James B. Eustis. It questions whether the United States ambassador to France spoke for a friendly nation regarding Canada and accuses him of breaching hospitality rules if the Figaro interview is genuine.
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London
H. de Blowitz
Paris
London Times
United States
France
James B. Eustis
Eustis
Canada
Paris Libre Parole
Hustis
Figaro
Stolen Will Returns Offer Placed Before Judge
In San Francisco on July 10 the Fair estate administrators received an offer from Detective John Curtin to return the stolen will for money. Attorneys note prior offers to return the will. Judge Slark refused to sanction any such transaction.
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San Francisco
Fair Estate
John Curtin
Gladstone Urges Irish Constitutional Claims in Ireland Message
The Westminster Gazette publishes Gladstone’s message to London Liberals urging vindication of the rights of the house of commons, establishing England’s honor and empire strength by conceding Ireland’s constitutional claims.
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Gladstone
London
Westminster Gazette
Liberala of
House of Commora
England
Ireland
District Attorney Eastman Family Rescued From Green Bay Yacht
District Attorney K. C. Eastman his wife and three children and Mr. K. Lundberg were adrift aboard the small yacht Henrietta on Green Bay most of July 10. A storm drove the vessel out into the bay and it ran onto a sandbar where it lay through the night.
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Marinetie
Wis
K. C. Eastman
K. Lundberg
Green Bay
Henrietta
Plot Against Czar Found in Moscow Leaders Arrested
A St. Petersburg dispatch to Le Journal reports an extensive plot against the czar in Moscow. Eight people are arrested for complicity, including six well known nihilists, with details awaiting further confirmation.
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Pist
Paris
le Journal
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Lytle Eckles Hardware Assigned in Decatur Creditors
The Lytle & Eckles Hardware company in Decatur has assigned its assets of 26 242 dollars and mobilities 18 196 dollars to Charle s M Hurat. Peddecord Burrows Co bankers are the largest creditors.
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Decatur
Ilc
Lytle & Eckles Hardware Company
Chas. M. Hurat
Peddecord, Burrows & Co
Pacer Kissel's Dallas Dead at Indianapolis
Kissel's Dallas, a famed pacing mare known for 2 10 mile, died in Indianapolis. The horse was bought for 400 and had earned substantial purse money across races.
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Indianapolis
Notes of a Rambler in the Grand Ronde Valley Journey
The narrator watches a four horse stage coach near Baker City then travels west by train through deep canyons and trestles to the Grand Ronde Valley. He remarks on scenery from Bridal Veil Falls to Mt. Hood weather, churchgoers on the journey, and reaches Portland before continuing to Albany with a weary welcome in Dragon.
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Grand Ronde
Missouri River
United Brethren
Westville
Dalles
Columbia River
Columbia
Acrova
Mt. Hood
Phere
Portland
Southern T Pacific
Wilamette Valley
Albany
Funny Business Warning From Ohio Farmers Firm
The Ohio Farmers assures it has no staff changes and remains sound in the farm business. It warns readers to beware of a man representing otherwise, attributed to 11 14 Stagl and Pierce.
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Ohio
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