Railway farm lands for sale in Kotbat Wisconsin
Northern Wisconsin on the North Western Line offers about 400000 acres of chiaka farmlands at low rates and easy terms. Early buyers can secure locations near streams and lakes with abundant fish and water supply for family and stock. Land is timbered with fertile soil easy to cultivate, markets in Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior and Ashland. For further details contact Feo W Ball Land Commissioner Adamson Wis. or Ho MeRas 4.0 Poa Bh Paul Ds.
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Mine Explosion Kills Eleven in Philippi Coal Yard
A dynamite blast at the Southern Coal and Transportation mine near Berryburg, West Virginia, devastates the town of Philippi. Eleven workers are dead, dozens more injured as bodies, limbs and wreckage lie along the mine opening. Neighbors flock to the scene and physicians rush to aid survivors in the makeshift hospital.
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Tragedy in Indiana: Knapp found dead in corn field
Milton Knapp of Whiteland was found dead Friday morning with hogs feeding on his body. Coroner Terhune summoned. Sheriff Grant Browne arrested William Pherson who confessed to killing Knapp saying he knocked him down and cut his head off, then tossed it to the hogs. Pherson jailed.
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Whiteland
Cornfield
Terhune
Knapp
Grant Browne
Johnson County
William Pherson
Pherson
Damage by rain hits Winona farmers hard
Heavy rains across the past week crippled thrashing in Winona Minnesota. Sprouted grain threatens thousands in losses if fair weather does not return for at least three weeks. Damaged crops raise financial fears for area farmers tied to a difficult harvest season.
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Explosion at Kingston Coal Shaft Kills Five in Edwardsville
In Wilkesbarre region heavy gas blast occurred at Kingston Coal Company No 1 shaft Edwardsville No 8 slope. Five men died and six were badly burned. Final reports from Times-Democrat correspondents note the incident and casualties amid a broader 1900 crop news context mentioning a 0,789,909 bale cotton figure and Yale references.
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Kingston Coal Company
Edwardsville
Gatton
Orleans
Times-Democrat
Yale
Death of William J L Strong Former Old New York Mayor
William J L Strong longtime New York City figure dies at three a m at his residence. Born in Ohio in 1827 he moved to New York and founded William L Strong & Company, later leading banking as president of Central National Bank. A reform leader, he won mayoral office in 1861 on a fusion ticket and was the last mayor before the city’s 1898 consolidation.
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Wealth squandered amid Castellane trust case in Paris
Paris civil tribunal names George J. Gould trustee for his sister the countess of Castellane after pleadings show Count Boni de Castellane spent 28 million francs in four years while his wife’s fortune yielded 4 million. The decision, issued in secret session, leaves Gould to settle the Countess Castellane’s debts of about 4.7 million francs.
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Paris
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Gould
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Bank Robbery Strikes Jackson Center Ohio
Ohio bank at Jackson Center was blown up at two in the morning.Masked robbers left town on a hand-car along the Ohio Southern railway after terrorizing residents. Authorities estimate 5500 dollars taken and a thousand dollars in damages to the wrecked bank building owned by Sidney Baughman & Son.
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Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Jackson Center
Ohio Southern Railway
Roundhead
East Liberty
Sidney Baughman & Son
Murders and trials reported with varied locales and dates
A late 19th to early 20th century wire service style roundup notes a first degree murder verdict in Rossly A. Ferrell case with death sentence, a Nov 8 stabbing/ shooting incident involving Tom Baker, Gen. MacArthur notifying of Maj. John G. Davis’s death, Americans returning from South Africa via Trieste, a farmer Daniel Phipps killing an eagle, and a year end banking note showing total circulation of snk notes at $931.62 with an annual increase of $88,000,807.
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Rossly A. Ferrell
Charles Lane
Ferrell
Adams Express Company
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Snk - Notes
Proclamation on Thanksgiving Day by President McKinley
The state department reports a presidential proclamation appointing Thursday the eighth of November as a nationwide day of thanksgiving and praise to God. President McKinley urges worship, gratitude for harvest and prosperity, and prayers for continued guidance, concord with nations, and peace.
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State Department
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Galveston
Wiliam McKinley
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William M'Kinley
John Hay
Postal Service report shows inland and foreign mail costs
Washington November 4 The annual report of W S Shallenberger second assistant postmaster general released Friday lists June 30 expenditures totaling 57 160 498 for inland and foreign mail with total transportation estimates for the year ending June 30 1902 at 61 480 249 up 8.04 percent from current appropriation There were 22 334 star routes and 2 009 railway routes among many line segments totaling over 469 million miles traveled in the year.
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Boer march to Cape Colony reported near Kenhardt
Intelligence from Pretoria indicates Commandant Gen. Botha leads a strong force toward Cape Colony near Kenhardt, where irreconcilable Boers allegedly rally to join him. Reports from London and Cape Town describe Boer actions including an attacked British outpost near Geneva, looting, mail train robbery, and prisoner releases as armored trains approached.
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Wide World News Flows From Oceans to Skies
A jumble of telegraphic items reports on wars and trade, fires and crimes, disasters and discoveries. The telegrams note Russian canal plans, U.S. troop actions in the Philippines, Japan and China tensions, ship movements, and notable deaths. A steward of science and sport adds speed records and a cross-continental car journey amid famine relief and political unrest.
The Rich Man and Lazarus Explored in Sermon Notes
Prepared by BH. G. Leaington the lesson focuses on Luke 16 19 31 the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. It outlines key points including the fate after death the impassable gulf and the consequences of wealth worship. The notes describe the contrast between worldly wealth and godly life, urging readers to store treasures in heaven.
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