Water works havoc destroys Indian village in Washington
A massive log jam on the Nooksack River redirected the waterway flooding Whatcom County. Lanemi Village, home to about 200 Lummi residents and the reservation headquarters, was almost wiped out as church, school, and stores vanished. Indians lost salmon, jerky, and possessions. inhabitants escaped drowning by boat and canoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nooksack
Whatcom County
Wash
Lanemi Village
Lummi
Collision on the B and O ends in deaths at South Cumberland
Train No 9 west, the oyster train, crashed into its rear section in South Cumberland Maryland. Engineer I R Kindle of Baltimore stayed at his post and slowed the second section saving the leading cars. He was seriously injured and may die. Fireman Lewis Massey of Baltimore died in hospital. Rear sleeper burned. Flagman blamed for not being far enough back at the switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnurt
South Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
West Lound
Baltimore
Ele
Lewis Massey
Pasenger
Bodies of Mother and Children Found at Montgomery Farm
The mutilated bodies of Mrs. Hrenuwell and three children were found at their home near Montgomery. Neighbors had noted a lack of habitation for a week. The children’s bodies were hidden beneath a straw stack, while the mother and the remaining child were found in a sleeping room. A man named Pal had been seen in Montgomery the day before but has since vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrenuwell
Montgomery
Pal
Maade
State Fair Schedule Fixed by National Association
The American Association of Fairs and Expositions sets the State fair circuit dates with Cox Moines on Aug 27 and Omaha on Sept 8, Hamline Minn on Sept 6, Milwaukee on Sept 6, Indianapolis on Sept 17, cinematiold on Sept 24, St. Louis on Oct 1, with Eastern circuit stops in Syracuse Aug 27, Columbus Sept 3, and Grand Rapids Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Fairs and Expositions
Cox Moines
Omaha
Hamline
Minn
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cinematiold
St. Louis
Syracuse
N. Y
Columbus
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grothers Found Dead in Stockbridge Jewelry Store
Frank and George Bailey, leading Stockbridge businessmen, were found shot in the rear of their bicycle and jewelry shop. George lay dead, Frank dying. authorities suspect Frank, recently ill with mental trouble, killed his brother and likely shot himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grothers
Frank
George Bailey
Stockbridge
Mich
George
Young Medical Student Found Dead in Pronville
W N Thomas of Bradford Ont a medical student at Telede college died in a mysterious manner at Pronville suburb Pr Is beady found under an oil well derrick his clothes wet and bedraggled contusions on head and face authorities believe murder suspected in death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Thomas
Bradford
Ont
Telede College
Pronville
Pris Beady
Thomas
Damages Sought After Disturbing Demand for Rent
At Louisville Kentucky plaintiff Mo. McDonald sues J. J. Flynn for five thousand dollars in a peculiarly framed damages suit. McDonald, who rented a room from Flynn, experienced a shock and developed typhoid fever after Flynn allegedly entered the room and demanded the rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
D. Mo. McDonald
J. J. Flynn
Plaintif
Bank Robbery at Milton Wisconsin Surge: Burglars Loot Vault
Thieves fled with cash, stamps, and bonds after breaking into Milton bank strongbox vaults. Government bonds valued at 7 120 dollars missing. Private deposit boxes in the vault were smashed and contents scattered. authorities suspect professional burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Milton
Wis
Magazine Arkansas Destroyed by Windstorm Tornado
A windstorm devastated Magazine Arkansas with a tornado collapsing structures and killing cattle in Booneville nearby. Homes were blown down and property damaged as residents assessed the impact of the severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine
Ark
Booneville
Well Known Novelist Weds Salime Taft in Hanover
Noted novelist Hanlin Garland married Miss Salime Taft at the bride’s father home in Hanover Kan. Both families celebrated the ceremony in a simple private setting with no public details disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlin Garland
Salime Taft
Taft
Hanover
Kan
Another Negro Is Lynched Near Petsacin Fia
A Black man near Petsacin, West Lawrence, was found hanged from a tree with rifle and pistol bullet holes. The crime scene suggests a lynching, with authorities investigating the incident as a racial killing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petsacin
Fia
West Lawrence
Lace Manufacturer Fails Abruptly in Bankruptcy Filing
Adolph Lotfstadt, once a New York lace manufacturer, files for bankruptcy in a petition. Reported liabilities reach 1 ole, signaling a sharp business collapse and possible reorganization steps ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lotfstadt
New York
Cemetery Exhumation Move Sparks Chinese Belief Clash
The government of China funds exhumation of Chinese graves in Chicago to repatriate remains for burial in sacred soil. Chinese religious views hold that burial abroad curses the deceased with eternal torment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chicago
Loving Cup Sent to Admiral Schley from St Louis Citizens
A solid silver loving cup was presented in Tompkinsville Staten Island for Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. The gift, named Irene, was sent to the admiral aboard Sagship on behalf of the citizens of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Winfield Scott Schley
Irene
St. Louis
Prices Hold Firm Across Goods Despite Mixed Shifts
Bradstreet says general trade and industry run at high volume for the season with prices overall firm. Textile goods show strong value, cereals and leather rise slightly, while pork, raw cotton, and tin ease modestly. Wheat shipments reach 4,540,007 bushels and corn exports 4,608,718, up from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
Canal project links Grand Forks to Duluth via Red River route
A new Great Northern Canal and Transportation Company formed by Eastern capitalists aims to dig a canal from Grand Forks North Dakota to Duluth Minnesota. The plan, not connected to the Great Northern Railway, envisions a Red River to Red Lake route with passages via small lakes and a portion using the Mississippi, requiring 300 to 400 miles of cutting to reach the St. Louis River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Duluth
Red River Valley
Lake Superior
Eastern
Great Northern Canal and Transportation Company
Great Northern Railway
G. McGowan
Trenton
N. J
Rubber Trust
Red River
Red Lake
Mississippi
St. Louis River
Verdict awards 5000 in Hambell death suit at Fairbury
In Fairbury Nebraska a jury awarded $5000 to the estate of W H L Hambell killed with ten others in a Lincoln wreck five years earlier against Kreck Island Railroad Company. Hambell rode a pass and signed a waiver of damages. company argued wreck caused by malicious fish plate removal. George W Davis was convicted in Lincoln and serving life. Appeal planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Neb
Kreck Island Railroad Company
W. H L. Hambell
Lincoln
Hambell
George W. Davis
Physician and son killed near Six Mile Church in Dickens County
Dr. Thomas E. James of Greenville South Carolina and his son Wade Hampton James were shot near Six Mile Church in Dickens County by farmer Sam Lanier. Lanier claimed the victims were driving away with Lanier’s wife in the buggy at the time of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. James
Greenville
S. C
Wade Hampton James
Six Mile Church
Dickens County
Sam Lanier
Famine in Bombay Worsens Amid Relief Struggles
A devastating famine spreads through much of Bombay district in India. Despite relief work employing thousands, millions remain destitute and face starvation unless immediate outside aid is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Duel by Moonlight Near Selma Ends in Death
Near Selma Alabama Wesley Ethridge and John C Stouenbere prominent planters fought an impromptu duel under moonlight Stouenbere fired a double barrel shotgun Ethridge fired a pistol Buckshot struck Ethridge in the abdomen causing fatal injuries He died after continuing to shoot Stouenbere was unharmed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Wesley Ethridge
John C. Stouenbere
Stouenbere
Ethridge
Stouenbero
Sehrey Takes Command of South Atlantic Squadron
A blue flag bearing two white stars rose on the Chicago’s tuskmast as she rested near Tompkinsville New Jersey, and a seventeen gun salute announced Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Sehrey’s formal assumption of command of the South Atlantic squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehrey
United States
Chicago
Tompkinsville
S. 1
Winfield Scott Schrey
South Atlantic
Deserting Soldier Shot After Pursuit at La Platte
Corporal Paire and a private of the Tenth Infantry pursued two desert ers from Fort Crook. They overtook Samuel Morgan at La Platte Nebraska. Morgan refused to halt and fled. He was mortally wounded and died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faire
Tenth Infantry
Fort Crook
Samuel Morgan
la Platte
Neb
Paire
Morgan
Former Benker Found Guilty in Bank Case
David V. Rieger former president of the Missouri National Bank was found guilty in U S District Court Kansas City Mo of misapplying bank funds and sentenced to six years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benker
David V. Rieger
Missouri National Bank
United States District Court
Kansas City
Ayres Will Set Aside by Jury in Sandusky Case
The will of David Ayres estate valued at 5000 dollars was set aside by a Sandusky Ohio jury citing incapacity and undue influence. Contestants were his son David Ayers and granddaughter Ron Ayres, both residents of Chicago.
Rotlinger Dies on the Gallows in Chicago Murder Case
Eni Rotlinger, condemned for the murder of his wife in Chicago, declared his innocence on the gallows. The drop fell and he died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotlinger
Eni Rotlinger
Chicago
Claim to a Part of Pullman Land Arises After Death
The Rev. Joseph Hartwell of Binghamton New York who died recently held papers that are claimed will entitle his heirs to a large portion of the land where the village of Pullman Illinois now sits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Joseph Hartwell
Binghamton
Thurston and Purman wed in Washington ceremony
Senator John M. Thurston of Nebraska and Miss Lola Purman daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Purman of Washington DC were married a few days ago in a quiet ceremony in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Lola Purman
W. J. Purman
Washington, D.C
Pullman Officials Seek Denver Site for Large Shops
Officials of the Pullman company are scouting a Denver location for a new large shop complex to serve as a maintenance and manufacturing hub. The search focuses on a suitable site in the city with access to rail lines and transportation links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Denver
Pullman Company
Garret A Hobart Dies in Paterson N J
Vice-President Garret A Hobart died in Paterson New Jersey prompting tributes as news of his passing spreads through political circles. He held the nation’s second highest office and was a prominent figure in early 20th century governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret A. Hobart
Paterson, N. J
Wedding eve disaster during Lake Erie storm saves brother
Ralph Robson of Leamington captained the Maple Leaf to port at Stanley Ont when a storm 25 miles north of Cleveland wrecked the vessel. Robson and his brother Evan drowned as two crewmen David Adams and J A McIntosh endured a harrowing experience. Capt Robson was to marry Clara Foster the next day. The schooner was found adrift with the wreck above decks after the wrecking gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf
Port Stanley
Ont
New Glasgow
Ralph Robson
Leamington
Evan Robson
David Adams
J. A. McIntosh
Cleveland
Robson
Clara [Foster
Robbers Blast Bank in Brooklyn Michigan Heist
Thieves wreck the Exchange Savings Bank in Brooklyn Michigan with three rapid explosions around 2:30 AM. John Werden and others chased the men who fired on them, leaving the area. the building lay in ruins with the safe blown apart. About 1,500 dollars lay in debris, and 2,800 dollars disappeared from the vault as authorities assessed 2,000 dollars in property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mich
Exchange Savings Bank
John Werden
Werden
Shekell
Methodist Mission Board approves foreign field funds
The Methodist Episcopal Church missionary committee met in Washington and voted allocations totaling 263,317 for overseas missions. Key grants include North India 57,156 North West India 26,612 Southwest India 20,004 Bombay 23,164 Bengal-Burma 16,515 Foo Chow 21,580 Hing Tina 5,585 Central China 35,106 North China 60 West China 13,644. The total of 2603,017 marks an increase of 52,177 from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Committee
Missionary Committee of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
North India
Northwest India
Southwest India
Bombay
Bengal-Burnz
Foo Chow
Hing Tina
Central China
North China
West China
Heiress Miss Hattie Smith Named for Glasgow Settlement
Miss Hattie Smith of Stevens Point Wisconsin aged 18, daughter of retired farmer Thomas Smith, is chosen as heiress to 381 million dollars. Her granduncle Richard Smith, a wealthy Glasgow businessman, has signed a contract to settle 1600 dollars on her at age 21 in exchange for her moving to Glasgow to live with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Smith
Stevens Point
Wis
Thomas Smith
Miss Smith
Richard Simith
Glasgow
Scotland
Child Reunites the Home After Divorce Plea
Mrs. William Miller of Bradner Ohio filed for divorce on cruelty grounds. An agreement would have the father yield his interest in the daughter while the son chose between parents. The boy could not choose and his pleas led to a reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Bradner
Ohio
Spanish Honduras Holds Superior Financial Condition Says Agent
Frank M. Parker Jr a special agent for the North American Trust Company of New York discusses the republics finances noting Spanish Honduras is in a much better condition than other Central American states with exchange at 1 to 1 while Guatemala runs about 500 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Parker, Jr
North American Trust Company of
New York
Honduras
Republic
Guatemala
Bank of Carl Junction Robbed In Midwest Heist
Four men robbed the Bank of Carl Junction Missouri blowing the safe and securing between 33000 and 4000 dollars in cash. Armed bandits were chased briefly by a crowd outside town but no shots were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Bank
Carl Junction
Two Prospectors Lost In Wyoming Snow Storm
W. D. Jacobs and Ed Harrison, both prospectors, are believed missing after a severe snow storm near Battle Lake Wyoming. Their outfit and two dead horses were found in a deep ravine about six miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jacobs
Ed Harrison
Battle Lake
Wyo
Masked Men Slay 3,000 Sheep in Routt County Raid
Two thousand Geddes Sheep Company sheep were driven into Routt County Colorado near Craig. Fifty masked men seized the herders and caused fatal harm to the flock, a deadly raid on the range with significant livestock losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geddes Sheep Company
Wyoming
Routt County
Colo
Craig
Dewey House Title Transferred to Admiral’s Son
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey transfer the Dewey House title to George Goodwin Dewey, the admiral’s son, in a presentation by the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Admiral
Murdered While Asleep In Taunton Home
Joseph F. McMahon was shot in his Taunton Massachusetts home while asleep. Authorities allege his brother in law John Gallagher fired the fatal shot. The case remains under investigation with family and neighbors reacting to the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. McMahon
Taunton
Mass
John Gallagher
Son of Politically Fated Killer Strikes Sheriff
Henry Tate shoots Sheriff Evan Bledsoe near Jonesville Virginia, avenging the killing of his father John M. Tate who was slain by Bledsoe over politics days earlier. The incident links a political feud to a fatal confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleys
Henry Tate
Evan Bledsoe
Jonesville
Young Tate
John M. Tate
Bledsoe
Demands to suppress foreign post offices in Turkey
The "Sick Man" makes demands in notes to authorities calling for suppression of foreign post offices in Turkey. Authorities do not expect the demand to be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorte
Turkey
Wife of British Premier Dies After Ill Health
Lady Salisbury, wife of the British premier, who had endured long illness and suffered a second stroke in July, has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Salisbury
Typhoid Closes Greensboro State Normal School
An epidemic of typhoid fever has broken out at the State normal and industrial college at Greensboro North Carolina forcing the school to close until January first. The outbreak affects both students and staff and the institution will suspend classes and public events until the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal and Industrial College
Greensboro
N. C
Kansas City Board Abolishes Most Corporal Punishment
Following Blanche Nippold’s death from convulsions after a mild slapping, the Kansas City School Board bans bodily punishment in class. The old rule allowing corporal punishment after parental notice remains in effect but must occur away from students and be witnessed by a principal or two teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Indian Territory slayings of three by two assailants
Deputy United States Marshals James S. Ennis and Doug Everidge and merchant John Kelly were killed near Doakesville, Oklahoma Territory, while attempting to arrest two men named Bishop and Frey for removing mortgaged property. Bishop had been confined in an asylum prior to release and claimed he was robbed of his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Doakesville
1.S
United States
James S. Ennis
Doug Everidge
John Kelly
Goodland
Bishop
Frey
Kelly
Trance Mistaken for Death Grips Braymer Teen Return
Nora Johnson a 16 year old Missouri girl living near Braymer suddenly revived in her coffin just before burial after a trance in which she said an angel foretold she would die within a week. Doctors calmed her nerves and she recovered. The incident startled family and neighbors gathered for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Nora Johnson
Braymer
Dynamite Plot Destroys Wisconsin Home Killing Wife Attempt
At Janesville Wisconsin Fred O'Brien placed a ten pound stick of dynamite beneath his wife’s bedroom. A terrific explosion wrecked the house but all occupants escaped injury. In the two small bedrooms were Mr and Mrs Frank O’Brien and two small children and Mrs Fred O’Brien and child. Police reported no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Fred O’brien
Frank O’brien
Fred O'Brien
American Spring and Axle Company Formed in Merger
Carriage spring and axle manufacturers plan a consolidation to form the American Spring and Axle Company capitalized at 812,500,000. Forty concerns, controlling 50 percent of the trade, will join the combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Spring and Axle Company
New Iron Concern Formed In New York
The Stoss Sheffield Company organized in New York with capital of 20 million dollars. It has 8.2 million dollars cash paid in to fund properties beyond the Stoss Iron and Steel Company and to develop coal and ore assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoss-Sheffield Company
New York
Stoss Iron and Steel Company
Railroad and mine sold to Carnegie company official admission
Rumors that had circulated for weeks were confirmed by authorities that the Santanillo and Moroto Railroad and the Pompo mine in Santiago de Cuba were sold to the Carnegie company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santanillo and
Moroto Railroad
Pompo
Santiago de Cuba
Carnegie Company
Posse Fights with Indians Near Glenwood Springs
A Glenwood Springs dispatch reports Game Warden Johnson and his posse clashed with Utah border intruders who came to hunt in Colorado. One Indian was killed in the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Johnson
Utah
Tragic Shotting by Father in Chicago Household
Cornelius Corcoran of 5401 Dearborn StreetChicago killed one child and fatally wounded three others before taking his own life. Neighbors say the father had suffered insanity for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Corcoran
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Port seek by Russian vessels for Pacific terminus
Representatives of the Russian government are on the coast seeking a Pacific port to serve as the terminus for a fleet of freight steamers linked to the Transsiberian Railroad. Cubans want to vote in February, with Congress urged to permit an election for president, vice president, and cortes members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Transsiberian Railroad
Congress
Cortes
Moody Cancels Engagements Due to Illness
The Rev. Dwight L. Moody, seriously ill with heart trouble, has canceled engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Dwight L. Moody
Market Prices by City for Cattle Hogs and Grains
City by city price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep, plus grains and dairy. Listings include Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with No 2 red wheat No 2 corn No 2 oats rye butter eggs and seed cover. Prices shown as bids to high ranges and vary by region and product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
McKinley’s Coming Message Outlined by World Bureau
Washington World correspondent outlines McKinley’s anticipated message to Congress. Plans favor Philippine peace commission findings, civil rule for Cuba and Puerto Rico, Hawaii status reforms, Samoa settlement pride, and currency and debt relief measures. Also notes naval needs and a potential Panama Canal consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York World
McKinley
Congress
Philippine Peace Commission
Philippines
United States
Philippine Archipelago
Cuba
Tle
Porto Rico
Littl
Hawaii
Sepecial Commission
Honolulu
Samoa
Pago- Pago
Root
Spain
Lange
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Board
Panama
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Great Britain
Canada
Cooked Apples Hit $200000 Loss for Chicago Dealers
Three weeks of extreme heat ruined most of the winter stock shipped from Michigan New York and Indiana growers. Cold storage could not save the consignments. Chicago commission merchants report a national apple loss exceeding $1,000,000 for the period Oct 10 to Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Commission
Michigan
New York
Indiana
South Water Street
Los Angeles Judge Condemns Coursing Practices
A Los Angeles judge condemned coursing saying wild rabbits may be hunted with dogs but rabbits kept in confinement and released for the dogs should not be pursued or killed. The ruling highlights animal protection concerns and narrows permissible hunting methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angees
Blake Said to Hold Rank in Transvaal Army
John Y. Filmore Blake, a West Point graduate and former Sixth United States Cavalry lieutenant, is reported to hold the rank of colonel in the Transvaal army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Filmore Blake
West Point
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Transvaal
Bremen Captured 1.7 Million Bales of U S Cotton
Bremen reported the state led farmers with 1,709,000 bales of cotton out of a national harvest of 11,500,000 last year. The figure reflects Bremen’s strong yields amid robust U S production and market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
United States
Payne as potential next Republican campaign manager
Henry C. Payne, a seasoned political organizer linked to Senator Hanna, is regarded as a likely successor in managing the next presidential campaign. His Milwaukee roles and 40-year party service are noted, along with other society-linked sketches from Washington and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Payne
Hanna
Payne
Young Men’s Republican Club of
Milwaukee
State Central Committee of
Wisconsin
National Committee
Oklahoma
That and This News Bits From Many Places
Athens bank in receivership. Guthrie fire causes $18000 damage. James Smith of Cleveland killed by motor vehicle. Jennie Coleman of New York died after taking carbolic acid. Chicago to New York railway line may be revived. South lime manufacturers form $2,500,000 combine. Railway workers refuse to haul coal from non union mines at Ducktown Tennessee. A L Lattimer of Columbia blew out his brains amid financial trouble. Wm Hunn aged 17 of Philadelphia and Edwin Lippincott die in accident. Charles Cross 17 Stamford Conn confesses murder of Mrs Free with King6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Guthrie
Tenn
James Smith
Cleveland
Ohip
Jennie Coleman
New York
Chicago
South
Ducktown
Wm. Hunn
Philadelphia
Edwin Lippincott
Charles Cross
Stamford
Conn
Mrs. Free
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Bessemer Herald
Nooksack River
Rock Island Road
Ontario
Lake Erie
Asia
Carnegie
M’kinley
Peace Committee
Army and Navy
Maria Jenks
Pontiac
Gen. A. S. Grant
Gen. Grant
Ee Grant
Albany
Daisy Leiter
Colin’ Powys Campbell
Campbell
Second
Central India Morse
Daisy Lester
Levi Z. Leiter
Lord Curzon
Viceroy
Kruger
Fritzloft
Henry Co. Payne
Mrs. Jenks
Miss Lester
Auger
A. L. Lattimer
Columbia, D. C
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