Tragedy Follows Young Lovers Marriage in Lebanon
The killing of Wallace Riley concludes a tale of a secret marriage between his daughter Jessie Riley, 24, and Harry Allen, 17, aided by a third party. Riley confronted the groom’s father and later shot Allen, who was unarmed. Allen’s boy was wounded in the leg.
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Lebanon
Wallace Riley
Jessie Riley
Harry Allen
Jessie
Harry
Long
Putnam County
Riley
Allen
Einor
Robert McCoy
Washington Township
James White
Democratic Central Committee
Young Allen
Local notices report sudden deaths across towns
In Shelbyville Mrs William Moore died at a church north of town after the dismissal service. Hartford City reports a man found dead in his buggy at age 78 with horse wandering nearby. Lagrange notes J C Hewitt editor and proprietor of the Lagrange Register since 1871, described as an operations man and G A R member.
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Shelbyville
William Moore
Here
Waartford City
William Ound
Lagrange
J. C. Hewitt
Lagrange Register
Meteor as Big as a Barrel Seen Across The Sky
CALFAX reports Sunday evening several observers saw a meteor about the size of a barrel. It appeared to split into three bright bodies then moved horizontally toward the east horizon and vanished in the west. The pale green light lit up the sky.
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Calfax
Capital City Water Supply Analysis Underway
In Indianapolis on June 3 Drs. Ferguson and Harry with four assistants spent most of the day analyzing water samples from the river and gallery at the north station.
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Capital City Water Supply
Indianapolis
Ferguson
Harry
North Station
Family Tragedy Follows Child Accident in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute on June 3 11 year old John Tyler was killed by his 65 year old brother Joe Tyler a gardener when the older boy left a flobert rifle unattended and the younger grabbed it and fired the weapon. Also Greencastle reports Will Wood not needed as a Walling case witness. Terre Haute Mayor Ross has raised 175 for East St Louis cyclone victims and aims for 300.
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Chicago
Harrity
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Spring Valley
Kenosha
Wis
Alonzo White
Earlville
William R. Mann
Buffalo
N. Y
E. H. Fowler
Huron
S. D
Lewis Hoffner
Cleveland
W. Q. Gresham
Jacob Kurtz
B. T. Hughes
Denver
Col
St. Louis
Ridgewood
Brooklyn
N. C
George W. Latimer
Massachusetts
Lynn
Joseph Windrath
Terre Haute
John Tyler
Simpson Tyler
Joe
Greencastle
Will Wood
Walling
Newport
East St. Louis
Ross
Frosty June Morning Delights Farmers in Anderson
Frost was observed on vegetables yesterday morning in Anderson as June records set a new low in temperature. Local growers report unusual cold conditions for the month, impacting early crops and signaling a notable weather anomaly.
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Anderson
Weather Indications For Twenty Four Hours
The forecast covers Indiana Illinois Lower Michigan Upper Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa. Expect partly cloudy skies light showers southern Indiana and Illinois easterly winds turning southerly warmer conditions in northern areas generally fair weather in Lower Michigan with warmer easterly to southerly winds Upper Michigan fair with increasing southerly winds Wisconsin fair and warmer with light to fresh southerly winds Iowa generally fair with clearing east portion and warmer easterly to southerly winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Lower
Michigan
Upper
Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets Digest Mixed Quotes Across Commodities and Livestock
New York June 2 markets show money on call at 4 1/2 percent, sterling weak, and Treasury bond values steady. Chicago Board of Trade quotes wheat at 53 5/8 to 55 1/2 cents, corn 26 1/4 to 27 3/4, oats around 17 1/2 to 18 1/4, and park and other grain figures. Live stock at Union Stock Yards: hogs 2.55 to 4.40, cattle 3.25 to 4.40, sheep and lambs 2.60 to 6.00, with Texas and native stock noted.
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New Yor
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
United States
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Pal
Ljge
Lord—Jyne
Michigan
Union
Texas
Senate Passes Bond Prohibition Bill Amid Debate
The Senate approved the bond prohibition bill 82 to 25 after a day of animated discussion. Key amendments were voted down, and final yays and nays by party. Senator Hill adjourned the session with a prayer as Stevenson's wedding was noted.
Passes the House Over the Veto with Plenty of Votes
The House approves the river and harbor bill over the president with 220 to 60 votes, well above a two thirds margin. John J. Walsh is replaced in the Eighth New York by John Murray Mitchell. Bipartisan support comes from 39 Democrats and 26 Republicans against the veto.
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John J. Walsh
Eighth
New York
John Murray Mitchell
Dockery
Cleveland Democrats
Bankhead
Berry
Buck
Catchings
Clarke
Cobb
Cooper
Florida
Texas
Culberson
Ummings
Denny
Dinsmore
Ellet
Miss Julia Stevenson Weds Rev. Martin D Hardin at Washington Ceremony
In a formal Washington ceremony on June 3 a distinguished audience of official and social friends witnessed the marriage of Miss Julia Stevenson eldest daughter of the Vice President and Mrs Stevenson to Rev. Martin D Hardin son of Mr and Mrs P Watt Hardin of Danville The event united two prominent families in a society highlight.
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M. D. Hardin
Washington
Julia
Stevenson
Martin D. Hardin
P. Watt Hardin
Danville
Senate approves bond bill and tariff debate continues
In Washington on June 3 the senate saw Morrill deliver a strong tariff and finances speech. The bond bill passed 32 to 25, prohibiting further bond issues without Congress consent. Allison opposed 1 to 1 silver without an international agreement. The house seated Mitchell of New York's Eighth District. the river and harbor veto was rejected 220 to 60. Cannon signaled late adjournment next week.
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Washington
Senate
United States
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Aldrich
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Quay
Teller
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Ohio
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Allison
Burrows
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Butler
Yeas
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Dubois
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Morrill
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Walsh
Tornado toll and relief efforts in St. Louis area
St Louis and East St Louis report 311 total dead missing and wounded from last week's tornado. Identified dead 9 in East St Louis, 26 missing. residents from Wisconsin Illinois Indiana listed among the missing. City relief operations continue with 700 families aided and plans to raise funds via a five year tax increase. Local groups coordinate to handle aid while accepting outside contributions.
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Minois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Wiliam Clark
Janesville
Wis
B. Smith
Springfield
Ill
Phoebe Clark
Granery
Joseph Crome
Chicago
Frank Taylor
Martin Grove
Rich Maston
Granite City
Ills
Frank McConkle
Lawrence
Ind
McMath
House of Ddegates
Merchants Exchange Relief Committee
Business Mens’ League
The
Commercial Club
Insurance Company vs the State in Illinois Case
In Springfield on June 3 the circuit court ruled for the Illinois state superintendent of insurance in the Union Central Life Insurance Co v. state on 95 000 tax under the reciprocal law. The case argues the tax on gross earnings of foreign firms doing business here. The suit, urged by Union Central of Cincinnati, proceeds to the supreme court on appeal.
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Supreme Court
Boy kills father in Minot ranch incident
J A Baker ex Ward county official was shot and killed by his 37 year old son at a ranch north of Minot after Baker reportedly abused the mother. In Omaha the Globe Savings bank directors petition state bank board to take possession amid liquidation plans. In Jefferson City the supreme court sentenced William Wright to death for murdering his wife by ax in Vernon county last July.
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N. D
J. A. Baker
Ward County
William
Baker
Omaha
Globe Savings Bank
State Banking Board
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Supreme Court
William Wright
Vernon County
Wright
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