Notable Indiana County Deaths and Local Incidents Rise
In Pike County stockman Barh Lemon suffers crushed ribs after a mite attack and remains in critical condition. Marion Gors, 78, a prominent physician in Parke County, dies after a lingering illness. A young Grville Stevens drowns on the Mississinewa while skating near open water. Homer Miller nearly drowns helping him. Fire department emergencies, rabies fears in Dedford, and a string of local accidents and rescues punctuate a busy period as community figures, schools, and churches report activities and losses.
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Grville Stevens
Ata. Stevens
Mississinewa
Illomer Miller
Stevens
Miller
Caracas mobs topple statues amid Castro overthrow rumors
An angry Caracas crowd smashed pictures and statues of President Castro, triggering fears that his rule in Venezuela is ending. Reports say deposement actions occurred as protests spread and the capital faced widespread turmoil and calls for Crane to resign.
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Capitaal
Castro
Porky
Paul
Ike
Castrol
Venezuela
Thaliad
Netherlands
Crane
Cipriane Castro
Arded
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Tague
Europe
Ife
Usc
Andrade
Isla of Trindad Ora
Hains Trial Begins For Murder Accessory Case
The trial of Phoraton Jenkins Hains begins before Justice Crane in Flushing Supreme Court. Prosecutors describe a sensational case linked to William F. E. Annis, editor, shot near Bayside Yacht Club after Annis named Hains’ wife as a divorce co respondent. Hains and Thornton allegedly acted during a collapse of sanity amid revolvers and warnings.
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Aiis
Williamy E. Annis
Peter A. Travis
Jy. Testay
Crane
Supreme Court
Flushing
Larry K. Thaw
William FE. Annis
Periodial
Bayside Yacht Club
Hains
Claudia T Hains
Thornton
Bayside Yaehe Club
Brownsville affair dominates Senate session
The Brownsville affair consumed nearly the entire Senate on Monday as Senator Foraker proposed a three officer commission to verify innocence of discharged soldiers before reenlistment. The day saw war department questions, district governance debates, and votes on postal savings bank legislation and private calendar bills.
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Brownsville
Senate
Senator Foraker
Twenty-Fifth Regiment
Jim
Foraker
War Department
Drownsville
District of
Colum
Weshington
Burkett
Nebraska
District of Columbia
Saigie
House Asl
Secret Service
Bank Collapse Sparks Grief in Napoleon Town
Citizens of Napoleon react with tears and fainting as Citizens’ Street Bank faces failure attributed to overextended loans by Cashier Gros to Judge Michael Donnelly, president of the Ohio Guerpinan Fire Insurance Co. The bank, capital 710,000 with 27,000 surplus, showed deposits near 1,045,000. Directors plan assignment to protect creditors after bank examiner balked at extending credit to Judge Kennelly.
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Donnelly
Houe
Kennelly
Nebraska Head Is Agreed On Acting Chancellor Appointed
The University of Nebraska board of regents announces Dr. Samuel Avery will become chancellor after serving as acting head replacing E Benjamin Andrews whose resignation takes effect January 1. The board states no immediate search for a successor is planned and Avery will advance only if his administration satisfies expectations.
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Board of Regents of
The
University of Nebraska
Samuel Avery
University
E. Benjamin Andrews
Andrews
Roosevelt submitts report on Browns ville shooting by troops
President Roosevelt sent a Senate message with the War Department investigators' findings on the Browns ville Texas raid of Aug 13 190. The report confirms negro soldiers opened fire and identifies some leaders. All involved soldiers were dishonorably discharged and others who hid facts may be restored if they testify and aid in fixing responsibility. The message includes documents alleging murders by the troops. Adrien Le Buef confessed to embezzling about 20000 from Hale Brothers in Oakland over four months amid gambling losses.
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Senate
War Department
Brownsville
Texas
Adrien le Buef
Hale Brothers
Oakland
Cal
Seattle
Sun Rays Cause Fire in Sycamore Home
A fire in J. Holt’s house in Sycamore Ohio started when sunlight through a water filled fish globe focused heat on flammable materials. The blaze was discovered quickly saving the home from major destruction.
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J. ©. Holt
Sycamore
Ohio
Bloodhounds to aid Washington police in suburbs
Reports indicate bloodhounds will be added to the Washington police force for suburban work. In Fismore Delaware the plant of F Blu menthail & Co. glaze kid manufacturers suffered near total destruction by fire. A Centralia Pennsylvania blaze left sixty five families homeless across three blocks. Mrs Lillian Hf Doty, recently granted a divorce at Sioux Falls, died by her own hand in a Brooklyn hotel.
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Belle Covey
Tedford
Perry Covey
Homer Pbttenthers
Wilson
Gideon County
Prippeth
Hazleton
Washington
Fismore
Del
F. Blumenthail & Co
Centralia
Lillian Hf. Doty
Sioux Falls
Brooklyn
Factories Report High Toll of 39,000 Workers Killed
A bulletin from the Bureau of Labor shows 39,000 workers died in the year across factories workshops mines and railways. It notes electric work coal mining and railway roles as high risk with calls for improved factory safety and stricter enforcement to reduce injuries and economic impact.
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Fohween Gaba
Wiebe
Uogog00 Inc
United States
Bureau of Lawor
Tao
Forest waste costs millions yearly warns Senator Smoot
Senator Reed Smoot warns the nation’s forests lose over 40 million dollars annually due to waste and fire. He says lives are lost yearly in forest fires and calls for expanded public ownership and conservation of forest lands.
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Senator Smoot
Nation's
Reed Smoot
Plague Outbreak Chronology Warns of Lingering Danger
Historical article traces plague origins in southern China and India, noting a 14 year span since the first epidemic and a 400 million case count with two hundred million survivors. It highlights spread via commerce routes, rarity in North America and Australia, and continued risk in San Francisco despite a recent lull.
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San Mrnneisea
China
Efauekong
Bombay
India
North America
Australia
South Africa
San Francisco
Biers outbreak hits Barnesville area farmers
Minnesota farm notes report Biers disease spreading among horses near Barnesville with several farmers listed as heavy losers. The piece also notes wealth among White Darth Indian Reservation and coverage of various agricultural contests in Chicago including Minnesota Agricultural College victories with Eclipser, hogs, and a wolf hunt in South Dakota. It closes with placements in a student stock judging contest led by H T Wildec and others from multiple state colleges.
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Barnesville
Minn
Minnesota
Minnesota Horticultural Society
Chicago
Minnesota Agricultural College
Durac
Wisconsin
South Dakota
H. T. Wildec
Town State College
C. W. McCamphbell
Kansas Agricultural College
J. H. Gramlich
Nebraska University
J. H. Cooke
R. F. Miller
Texas Agricultural College
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