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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1900

Page

3

Move at the Presidio Sparks Attention of Headquarters

In fog and damp at the Presidio, volunteers and regulars await orders for a possible redeployment to Manila. Lieutenant Gray and cadets mingle with staff as rumors circulate about visitors from Washington and a mysterious Miss Amy Lawrence amid a tense inspection scene.

Pacific Presidio Heights Concord Guyana California Gilly Aubrey Regiv Joe Siuniidinge Une Glerives Bay Callewe Dirly Gray Diliv Aorole Billy Haswell San Pedros Barkis Ssprang Hank Presidio Gordon D'reet Washington Gor-don Lieut. Mins Anize Nus Col. Cows Parson Vunauch Das Varson Mr. Gordon Morton Heiter Red Cross Lieut. Gray Gray MR. Lispenard Prime Miss Prime Amy Lawrence Puarsen

Thirteen Charms as Good Luck Fad Among Women

A New York Tribune item notes the craze for wearing exactly thirteen good luck charms on lorgnette chains or watch fobs to ward off evil. Charms include amethyst heart loyalty owl wisdom and other symbols with virtues like luck fidelity and protection, offered in glass lockets or gold and silver settings.

Auvergne Bell Y. Tribune

Sulphur Fumigation Candles for Households

Sulphur fumigation candles offer a convenient disinfectant and effective pest control for rats red ants roaches and moths. Close the room seal all openings and use a deep candle in a metal holder keep the space shut for about four hours and avoid gilt frames to prevent tarnish.

N. Y. World

Black Silk Bolero Becomes Paris Fashion Peak

The Detroit Free Press notes the latest Paris trend the black silk bolero or sleeveless jacket. Worn to the waist at the back and longer in front with pointed corners, it features a narrow collar and open front. Designs include jet spangles, appliques, and silk fringe on heavy corded silk.

Paris Detroit Free Press

Remnant Habit Said To Drive Woman Insane

The Atchison Globe reports that a Lawrence woman was deemed insane after her death revealed a home crowded with dry goods remnants leaving a narrow path from bed to door and from table to stove. The piece lampoons the so called remnant habit all women supposedly share.

Lawrence Atchison Globe

Tells Own Story of Westward Life and Gold Rush

Mrs Nat Collins recounts a life on the plains and mountains from early Denver to Alder Gulch and Virginia City. She details captivity by tribes, scalp and bead work, buffalo stampedes, and a long cattle career in northern Montana, with trading and freighting memories across the era’s frontier.

Nat Collins Montana Pike's Peak Denver Col Iowa United States Missouri River Points Alder Gulch Mont Virginia City Missouri River Great Yellowstone Park Yellowstone Chicago Democrat

Prohibition Convention Nominates Complete Ticket

State convention at Indianapolis nominates Charles Eckhart for governor and a full ticket including Robert Clark lieutenant governor J E Pretlow secretary of state M G McKinsey auditor Edwin Hintz and Krauss attorney general Isaac S Wade Henry Bonsi B O Ayres and two supreme court judges. Delegates include Uomer J Hall FLPT Mewhirter Aaron Worth Eckhart Quincy Lee Morrow. Platform denounces trathc and opposes abolition of the anti canteen law. The platform calls for perpetual war against the liquor trade and criticizes the president for not acting to end army liquor sales. M IL

Indianapolis Ind Charles Eckhart Auburn Robert Clark Oakland City J. E. Pretlow Thorntown M. G. McKinsey Clinton County Edwin Hintz Henry County Krauss Peru Supreme Court Isaac S. Wade Lafayette Henry Bonsi Vincennes B. O. Ayres Upland First C. J. Kessenger James Graham Fr. Wayne Uomer J. Hall Franklin Flpt Mewhirter Aaron Worth Portland Quincy Lee Morrow M. IL

Durbin Plans Pause in Indiana Campaign Return to Home Base

Col Durbin opens campaign and sets Tichenor to lead the office in Anderson Indiana. He says his services are at the central committee, expects a September speaking start, and will conduct state coverage mainly by correspondence this summer staying at home. He anticipates national speakers visiting Indiana if McKinley tours. He has received over 800 congratulatory messages this week.

National Committee Indiana McKinley Hoosier Durbin

City Elections Held Referendum Across Indiana Cities

Indianapolis May 2 Elections were held for local offices in most Indiana cities with a mix of party competition. Republican gains appeared in Richmond Seymour Logansport Crawfordsville Terre Haute Elkhart Muncie and others, while Democrats made gains in Lafayette Greensburg Michigan City Bloomington Plymouth Bedford La Porte Lebanon Shelbyville Elwood Bloomfield Anderson Veedersburg and Columbus, with Thazil cited as Democratic strength for the first time in years.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Richmond Seymour Logansport Crawfordsville Terre Haute Elkhart Muncie Lafayette Greensburg Michigan City Bloomington Plymouth Bedford Laporte Lebanon Shelbyville Elwood Bloomfield Anderson Veederburg Columbus Thazil

Statue Unveiling Set For June In Honor Of Hon W H English

By request of Hon Wm FE English the 23rd of June a Saturday has been chosen for the unveiling of the statue of Hon W H English at this place. The event will be a festive occasion with the Free Masons of this and neighboring counties attending. Pedestal work starts immediately.

W. H. English

Wire trap maims man in Toughville street incident

In Toughville property holders protested riders on the sidewalk. A night rider stretched wire across the path catching Geo Anselm in the throat. He was thrown headlong and suffered spinal injuries described as fatal.

Indianapolis Pad Toughville Geo. Anselm

Mishawaka Merchant Sued in Double Breach and Kidnapping Case

John Cheselsworth, a lending merchant in Mishawaka, Indiana, is named as defendant in two separate suits by Martha Teuscher. Each suit seeks $100,000. One suit alleges breach of promise. the other accuses kidnapping involving the police captain.

Mishawaka Ind John Cheselsworth Martha Teuscher

Rusie Divorce Granted With Alimony and Fees

Indianapolis May 5 The court grants Mrs. Rusie a divorce and alimony of 1900. Household furnishings valued at 300 are awarded. Attorneys fees amount to 100.

Indianapolis Ind Ias Amos Rusie Rusie

Vincennes Star Sold to Chan cellor of Beac on

Vincennes Indiana May reports K C Chancellor former editor of the Bicknell Beacon has bought the Vincennes Star from Frank Signor. The paper will be merged into the Vincennes Democrat under Chancellor's ownership.

Vincennes, Ind Kf. C. Chancellor Bicknell Beacon Vincennes Star Frank Signor Vincennes Democrat

Griffith Renominated by Fourth District Democrats

Greensburg Indiana May Congress man Griffith was renominated by the Fourth district Democrats over John Overmyer by a vote of 54 to 35.

Aan Griffith Greensburg Ind Grifith John Oo Overmyer

Mischief of a Parent in Fire Tragedy Claims Two

Mishawaka Indiana May 3 Mrs Chas Wisenbach mother of a child burned to death Friday also died from injuries while trying to save her child an aged grandmother is in serious condition from wounds suffered in the same fire

Mishawaka Ind Chas. Wisenbach

Prominent Noblesville Woman Lying At Death's Door

Mrs. Chas. Sumner of Noblesville Ind. lies at death's door after swallowing a fish bone that became lodged in her throat and cannot be removed.

Noblesville, Ind Chas. Sumner

Reconciliation Tragedy Claims Laporte Liveryman

In Laporte Indiana May 3 William Pontifex a local liveryman shot himself to death while attempting reconciliation with his separated wife. He died instantly from a self inflicted bullet wound after the act.

Laporte Ind Wm. Pontifex Pontifex

Body Recovered From River After Bridge Accident

The body of John Renner of Lawrenceburg was found in the Ohio River after being knocked from the Miami river bridge by a B&O train on Sunday near Aurora Indiana on May 3.

Aurora Ind John Renner Lawrenceburg Miami ‘River Ohio River

Fusion Populists Convene in Indianapolis for Unity

The Indiana fusion populist state convention named delegates to the national Populist gathering and endorsed a strong anti trust and anti imperialist platform. General J B Weaver addressed delegates urging cooperation with the Democratic party and praising William Jennings Bryan as a top statesman.

Indianapolis Ind J. B. Weaver Iowa McKinley William Jennings Bryan

Fight at Martin hotel leaves four injured in Wartford City

In Wartford City Indiana on May 3 a dining room clash at the Martin hotel left James Young with a skull fracture Mont Zeller with severe head and facial injuries Arthur Spinasse stabbed in the eye Mrs Mont Zeller stabbed in the arm Desgain armed with a brick attacked the group Desgain was arrested and uninjured Young and Zeller were reported in grave condition and may die.

Wartford City Ind Martin Hotel Hilt James Young Mont Zeller Arthur Spinasse Hector Desgain Zeller Young Zeller

Democratic State Convention Call for 1904 in Indianapolis

Parke M. Martin, chair of the Indiana Democratic Committee, issued the call for a state convention in Indianapolis at Tomlinson Hall. The meeting is set for Wednesday June 6 at blank o'clock a.m. A full state ticket, presidential electors and delegates to the national convention will be chosen. The convention will consist of 1527 delegates.

Indianapolis Ind Parke M. Martin Democratic Tomlinson Hall

Organization completes for Kokomo wire works

In Kokomo Indiana the formation of a company to manufacture wire and wire nails is announced with over 100000 dollars capital. Promoters include J Frederick and Harry Ward. The new plant aims to produce wire and nails within 69 days and a red mill to begin operation in six months.

Kokomo Ind J. Frederick Harry Ward

Tragic Kokomo Girl Douses Home Fire in Suicide

May 5 Kokomo Indiana 12 year old Iva Perkhei ser daughter of John Perkheiser burned to death after setting fire to the southwest of here while family away. A brother had recently fired a barn and perished in the blaze, cremated in the flames.

Kokomo Ind Iva Perkheiser John Perkheiser Here Hames

Bryan and Shively clash over gubernatorial nomination

William Jennines Bryan meets with Benjamin I. Shively who opposes the Democratic nomination for governor and prefers a run for vice president.

South Pend Ind William Jennines Bryan Benjamin I. Shively Shively

Fifty Years in One House Golden Wedding in Poseyville

Evansville May 5. Mr and Mrs James Cale of Poseyville celebrated their golden wedding. During their marriage they have lived in the same house at Poseyville for fifty years.

Evansville, Ind James Cale Poseyville Sance

Prominent Grant County Farmer Nears Death After Belladonna Plaster

Converse Indiana May 4 John Minnick a leading Grant county farmer and crop statistician near death after absorbing poison from a belladonna plaster worn on his back. He has long advised on local crop yields and agricultural conditions.

Converse, Ind John Minnick Grant County Minnick

Fisherman Jas T. Hare Dies in Warsaw From Supposed Laudanum Poisoning

Jas T. Hare a well known fisherman in Warsaw Indiana died after a period of stupor following alleged laudanum poisoning. He resisted medical treatment for several days and did not rally.

Warsaw Ind Jas. T. Hareper

Section men strike over daily wage in Indiana

More Section Men. Struck. Dillsboro, Ind., May 4. One hundred laborers on the B. and O. S. W. as extra and steam shovel hands, also 75 drillers, struck Thursday for 1.40 per day. They were receiving 31.25. All section men between Aurora and Seymour have struck.

Dillsboro Ind Aurora Seymour

Woman shoots mother in accidental revolver incident

Bedford Indiana May 3 Mrs J H McWheters fired a toy revolver she believed was unloaded striking her mother Mrs Sarah Roby in the head The 70 year old Roby is not expected to survive drawing a grim family tragedy in a quiet town

Bedford Ind J. He Sarah Roby

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