Remarkable Lifesaving Case Burdick Breathing Device
The Chicago special reports Joseph Burdick injured when a car toppled a large mount of metal across his neck. His head hangs by a shred of skin, yet doctors operated and fitted a throat breathing device. He is not expected to speak or sound again.
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Chicago
Joseph Burdick
Bardick
Ian
Burdick
Fie
British forces report captures in Transvaal and Cape Colony
Lord Isitchener dispatch from Pretoria notes Broadwood's brigade surprised Neuty and captured Steyn's brother and others while Steyn escaped. Orange River government papers seized. Scneep er's commando burned public buildings at Murray’sburg and nearby farms. Featherstone and Dison columns reached Acrust in western Transvaal facing opposition with several captures. British casualties include three officers and twenty four men wounded.
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London
Lord Isitchener
Pretoria
Broadwood
Neuty
Steyn
Orange River
Lord Kitchener
Scneeper
Murraysburg
Cape Colony
Tuo
Overcharges by Postmasters Prompt Postal Circulars
Complaints to the Post Office Department cite numerous overcharges for stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers. A circular urges postmasters to display the official price schedule in all offices and to post notices in public corridors about the sale of pamphlet books to satisfy demand.
Secretary orders famed Minnesota struck from naval register
A board of condemnation values the historic Minnesota at 15000 dollars and plans a public auction of the ship where she rests. Built in Washington in 1855 the Minnesota served as flagship to Admiral Goldsborne before the battle at Hampton Roads, predating the Monitor’s arrival.
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Secretary of the Navy
Minnesota
Naval Register
Washington
Admiral Goldsborne
Merrimac
Union Feet
Trampton Roads
Fire destroys four blocks in Enid O T on prize square
Fire swept four blocks in Enid O To on the prize square destroying structures in three tours. Water failed, dynamite had to be used to halt the blaze, and a southeast wind spared the eastern town. Loss put at just over 200000 dollars.
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Enid. O. To
Jess UN
Polish Students Arrested in Thorne Plot Case
Dispatch from Thorne West Prussia reports sixty Polish students have been arrested and charged with plotting against the government. Police have been working on the case for some time and the arrests have caused great excitement.
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Thorne
West Prussia
Comptroller reviews depositors payment assessment
Comptroller of the Currency James reviews an assessment of Hod per cent on the stock of the Seventh National Bank of New York.
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James As
Seventh National Bank of New York
Six Bathers Drown at Daufuskie Picnic Near Savannah
Six persons drowned while surf bathing at a Hebrew Gahami Ttasad picnic at Daufuskie Neech near Savannah Georgia. Rescue efforts followed the tragedy as authorities investigated the incident.
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Daufuskie Neech
Savannah
Promotions and Chilean President Die in Office
Officers gain promotion as Colonel Richard Comba retires. Lieutenant Colonel Charles L. Davis moves to colonel of the Fifth Infantry, Major S. R. Withall becomes lieutenant colonel of the Eleventh Infantry, Captain RF Ames elevated to major in the Sixteenth Infantry. President of Chile Senor Federic Errazuriz dies after extended illness.
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Fifth Infantry
Charles L. Davis
Eleventh Infantry
S. R. Withall
Sixteenth Infantry
RF. Ames
Chile
Senor Federic Errazuriz
Privilege of pay chairs in New York parks revoked
Reports from New York state note opposition from the public leads to revocation of paid seating rights in city parks. Utica hosts the International Convention of the Independent Order of Good Templars as it marks fifty years since its birth there. A Brockport farmer killed his wife and then himself. the couple leaves five children under 16. Frederick White, son of Ambassador Andrew D. White, shot himself at his Syracuse home while temporarily insane, age 38. A will misprint bequeaths seventy five thousand thousand dollars to Theodore B. Rogers Jr., affecting the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Brooklyn pharmacist Domenico Salamando, 65, found dead in the street. suspected victim of hydrophobia from dogs. Washington hotel proprietor Wheenno sued for ten thousand by Annie White over a dairy wagon driver's death. North Carolina mill operatives strike for shorter hours. threats to bury mills if demands unmet. The Wyore family incorporated. Union County Investment Company to be formed from the estate left in Charis Livde. Thomas Leonard, New York infantry chief, thrown from a vehicle, spine feared broken. East Coast fires caused by a blaze at Teast Steed Corteline Vanderbilt prompts renewed attention to Vanderbilt energy ventures.
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Utica
N. Y
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Frederick D. Wiite
Andrew D. White
United States
Germany
Syracuse
Mr. White
Jacob 8
Rogers
Theodore B. Rogers, Jr
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Domnico Antonis Salamando
Ussion
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Corteline
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Db Ueventor
New York Central
Vanderidin
Santa Cruz
Joby Costain
New Albany
Ind
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Migs
Puriner
Robert H. Sy
Challiner of Commerce
Spokane
Wasar
Alouwe Ho Stewart
United States Senate
Atchison
Wain
Grace Bliss
Peter Busta
Bridee
Stroud
Okla
Stroud State Bank
Leoaming
Triett
Sam
Polar A. Daemon
Family
Gotty
Springfield
Alotire
Morsydet
Hmnsvite
Weartey County
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Marsh Lindsay
William C. Johnson
Pacific
Frank Zurcher
Osmond
Neb
Mansfield
Blumfield
Michael D. Harter
Aultman & Taylor Company
Taylor
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Younstown
Sharon
Hamilton
Wisher
Troy
Nilis Tool Works
Trust Companies
St. Louis
Hare
Burket
Knightstown
Vincennes
Kirkpatrick
George M. Ray
Shelbyville
William S. [Laggare
State Soldiers’ Home
John Levering
Lafiyette
Washington
Emanuel Cripe
Goshen
Hromer Reed
Lost River
Orleans
Virgil Chastain
Cass Township
Sullivan County
Warrier Goodwin
Greensburg
Kokomo
Fikhart
Frank Benner
Ammon Beaver
Edward Vasser
John Joseph
John Bosier
John Holt
J. M. Bosier
Claude Drennen
Muncie
Wm. F. Conrad
Clarishill
Nee
Conrad
Delaware County
State Board of Health
Sweeney
White River
Health Board
David Bronnenburg
Daleville
State Health Board
Maxby Darby
Marion
Turbulent year with bank robbery and murders reported
A mass of scattered items from a Stroud Okla bank robbery to Ohio court verdicts and fires fills the dispatches. Notable events include a Stroud bank hold up by three masked men, a Hamilton Ohio strike and court actions in Lima and Osmon. Officials report multiple deaths, injuries and legal outcomes across several states, with wrecks and accidents tempering the year’s perilous news.
Trains Collide In Head-On Crash With Fire Involved
Witnesses report two trains colliding at speed causing fires and coaches to burn. Engines were forced apart as passenger cars telescoped, leaving forward cars severely damaged.
Multiple Reports of Violence and Disasters Across States
A Mississippi slaying claims rival A Hi Palmer near Anding. In Louisville, Kentucky, Charles I Grainger defeats Thomas L Jefferson for the Democratic mayoral nomination. Port Lavaca suffers a devastating gulf storm with heavy loss of life. A Greenville Tennessee dispatch notes Mrs Martha Patterson, daughter of Andrew Johnson, has died peacefully. Sylvester Green in McDowell County West Virginia fatally stabs his wife and kills their child with a rock after a money dispute and escapes to Kentucky. An explosion at Hi Vaso Texas smelter damages the furnace side and may delay ore shipments. In Darnmithsville West Virginia Mona Wade Dell, 12, shoots a burglar and guards the scene.
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A. Hi. Palmer
Anding
Miss
Jove
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Thomas L. Jefferson
Louisville
Lone Star
Port Lavaca
Lavaca Bay
Greenville, Tenn
Martha Patterson
Andrew Johnson
Sylvester Green
McDowell County
W. Va
Green
Kentucky
Hi Vaso
Texas
Darnfithsville
Mionie Waddell
Magnificent dowels auction draws high bids in London
Auction at Christie’s in London reports strong demand for fine dowels and precious items. Foreign dispatches mention robberies in Paris and unrest in Asia with reports of floods and landslides.
Secretarial Appointments Tangle with Philippine Officials
Reports name Arthur Ferguson and Chonig Williams as secretaries to the Philippine COMINTUISTOD Count Stanislas de Custahane, brother of Boni, amid a web of aristocratic marriages and foreign ties. Meanwhile the State Department acknowledges an American indemnity claim against Turkey totaling 7 000.
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Arthur Ferguson
Chonig
Willams
Philippine Comintuistod
Stanislas de Custahane
United States
Butte, Mont
Wu Tingang
Standard Pablo Ouleloth Company
New Jersey
Youtarsbeowa Odo
Market Reports from Chisago to New York
A sweep of price listings for cattle hogs sheep and grains across cities including Chisago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with bid ranges in dollars and cents for wheat corn oats rye and butter. Notable figures show cattle prices from $3.00 to $8.50 and hogs from $3.00 to $6.05, with grains per No 2 classifications and regional variations.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Sheen
Toledo
D&er
Ste
Goyer
Milwaukee
New York
Kaiser as Guest of Mrs. Andrew D. White
Mrs. Andrew D. White wife of the United States ambassador at Berlin entertained the German Emperor at a dinner the other evening. Mrs. White is a popular American figure at foreign legations and is noted for social diplomacy. Last summer she closed the Berlin embassy with a grand reception.
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Andrew D. White
Berlin
White
Knights of Pythias to sue former Endowment Bank officers
The Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias adopted a resolution empowering Chief Feathers and General Counsel Hardy to prosecute ex officers of the Endowment Bank for suspected misappropriation. Hinsey, Staite, Kennedy and others face charges as a $225,000 shortage is addressed by higher insurance rates effective Sept 1, 1901. The goal is to cover deficits before the Grand Lodge meet in San Francisco in October 1901.
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John A. Hinsey
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Tythins
Chicago
Feathers
Endowment Bank
Hardy
Jol A. Plinsey
Hinsey
Stoke
Kennedy
Grand Ledge
San Francisco
Few-Line Interviews Reflect Global Ambitions and Americas
Excerpts feature discussions on American influence in Mexico including a planned American suburb near Chapultepec Castle and investors like J. P. Morgan. Other voices praise Morgan, Hanna, and capitalist progress, while notes summarize Carthage relics, South Carolina tea experiments, women’s independence, and Porto Rico civil government under American guidance.
Hoosier Happenings of General Local Interest
A roundup of Indiana events includes Dr. Burket of Knightstown injured after a fall from a barn roof. Vincennes police enforce minor out of saloons with 25 youths ordered out. Governor Durbin appoints William S. Lagare trustee of the State Soldiers Home. Smallpox cases near Washington and multiple local accidents and incidents are reported across towns from Goshen to Vincennes.
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