Week's News Record from Middleton to Pittsburg
Summary of assorted 1900s era items: a Middleton Ohio boy dies after being struck by a car. a Kentucky duel ends in Brown’s death and Pulley wounded. Wesley Stults sells his Monroe elevator amid threats. Italian Vatican recovery of 8 million francs and 80 thousand dollars in bonds. Cuba war parole reduces sentences. Allied Securities expands via Page Woven Wire Fence assets. pursuit of thieves near Crawfordsville with Wheaton dogs. revolt report in French colonies and Neilanpen massacre. Des Moines murder of Paterson child and Chemas. Kansas City hangings and obituaries. indictments and trials in Louisville and Beaumont. financial and political notes from London and Congress. various local crimes, fires, and escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
J. Simon
Middleton
Ohio
James D. Brown
Kyplanter
William Pulley
Brown
Pulley
Wesley Stults
Monroe
Ind
Vatican
Cuba
Allied Securities Company
New York
Page Woven
New Jersey
Hlinvis
Crawfordsville
Wheaton
Rochdale
Dechbais
Rengh Onze
Sangha
Phiy
Neleanpen M Cazeneuve
Sangha River Companys
Hogehend Park Methodist Church
Des Moines
Paterson
Peter de Paterson
Negro
Vast News Clippings From Across The Nation
A sweeping wire of incidents and obituaries from Washington to Ohio reports Rev. Talmage death in Washington and other notable events. Shocking suicides in New York, a fire destroying Masel & Huebner factory, a Philadelphia heir founding a college, and marriages among prominent circles fill the year’s rapid news digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Tda Rogers
Jasper Oglesby
Elkhart
Theatreal
Randolph Street
Chicaso
HTE Kine & Co
Gordon
Mion
Gov Nash
Ohio
Nippert
Cincinnaty
George E. Chamberlain
Portlin
T. Ore
Coventury
Chiease
Sena
Conmereal Cinic
City Counel
Omaht
Wuseth
Brown
Chicigoe
Tanele
Paylor Mull
Lake Washington
Granville Lowther
McPherson
Kap
Josephine
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Tragic double act ends as Mrs. Moore dies by morphine
In Clinton Indiana a 19-year-old, Mrs Ida Moore, killed by taking morphine after a violent act that fractured a family. A revolver threat frightened a 10-year-old daughter of Mrs J L Horney, who kept vigil through the night as the dying woman struggled. Moore died shortly after family entry. She had recently filed for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Moore
Clinton
Ind
J. L. Horney
Texas prairie fire devastates large Texas county
A vast prairie fire in Terry County Texas destroyed thousands of dollars in property. The blaze blackened 5 from forty to fifty miles, wiped out grass on vast tracts, and left cattle smothered or burned. One pasture of 21,000 acres lost every blade of grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanser
Bustle
Bernstadt
Robert A. McKee
Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical College
Lexington
Fallsburg
George Cooksey
Cooksey
Wade Hampton
Columbia
S. C
Hampton
Albert F. German
Third National Bank
Louisville
James Wright
Scott County
Virginia
Wright
Terry County
Texas
Dr Talmage Dies After Two Day coma in Washington
Rev T Dewitt Talmage died at 9 p m Saturday at his Washington home after two days in a coma from brain inflammation He was 69 native of New Jersey and famed Brooklyn Tabernacle pastor His life spanned law study theology pastorates in Belleville Syracuse Brooklyn and a renowned public career He married three times and leaves a family present at his death included Rev Frank Dewitt Talmage Maud Talmage and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Oscar A. Schaeffer
W. F. Baker Chocolate Company
New York
George B. Mead
Wall Street
Williamsburg
N. Y
Brooklyn
Prince Eugene of
Sweden
Norway
Boston and Maine Railroad
Wayland
Mass
Fred Judkins
William Southerland
New Astor Hotel
James Everard
Maud de Witt Talmage
T. de Witt Talmage
Clarence Frederick Wyckolf
Ithaca
Rank de Witt Talmage
Chicago
Acorn
Pittsburg
Sam Silvey
Lee Legg
Nora Tromm
Shi
John McKee
Philadelphia
Ryan
New York Board of Health
Bridget O'Connell
Father Spotanski
Herbert Cummings
Mulagto
Prince Henry
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Bremen
Tacited States Steel Corporation
Trenton
Francis
Gowan
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gult Railroad
Speyer & Co
Ruck Island
United States
Bowen
Carneag
Bermudez
San Juan
Foreign Office
McCormack Company
Toronto
American Iron and Steel Association
War Department
Richter
Sinclair
Chaffee
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
New Jersey
E. Roblings Morse
Wal Street
Washington, D. C
Talmage
Frank Dewitt Talmage
Warren G. Smith
Daniel Manzani
Clarence Wycoff
Ace Maud Talmage
Allen E. Donnan
Richmond
Mexico
Maud
Gateville
Bound Brook
N. J
Reformed Church
University of New York
New Brunswick Seminary of Theology
Reformed Church of
Belleville
Atention
Syracuse
Central Presbyterian Church
New Tabernacles
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Mary Avery
Susan GC. Whittemore
Charles Collier
Allegheny
Trade and labor ripples hit industry and crops
A historical review notes labor tensions on May 1 stirring markets while iron and steel demand remains firm. Cotton and cereals show divergent flows with March prices easing. Bradstreet and Dun & Co report ongoing strong trade, crop prospects improving for summer and fall, and sizable grain export totals for the year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
RK. G. Dun & Co
Bessemer
New England
United States
Atlantic
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet
Chicago
Market prices across cities for cattle hogs and grains
A long list of regional market quotes shows Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo and New York prices for cattle hogs sheep and various grains. It also notes Gen. D. R. Reynolds, a former Confederate brigadier general, at Lake Village Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
D. R. Reynolds
Lake Village
Ark
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Addison Pacey
Brimfield
Illino!s
James Jackson
IkXansasity
Prophet Everett
Perry A Hull
Chineo
Beaumont
Pneumonis
Albert Fo German
Touisville
David Bo Hillshoom
Namecity
Tammany Hall
Hanna Wens
Geerpt Nee
May Rathbone
Havana
Jnal
London Financial News
Corea
Unittes
Japan
Ite
Wapakone
Ohba
tleMart Ne Ory Syow
Tana
Eands
Meno
Teeta
Belson
Bervied
Emil Colton
Butcher
Bates Kuntzchef
Batelier Hives
Cimon League
Claobs Hirehet
Tol
Nechels
Christian Brethren
St Louis
Megiddo
Michael Hicks
House of Commune
Britain
Depew
Fawnard Kelly
Tiaent
McCann Las
Wallace
Western
Carl J. Carrollson
Muncie
William Marsh Rice
Albert T. Patrick
Shepard R. Bucey
American National Bank
Everett
Wash
F. Godfinnon
First National Bank of
Falls City
Neb
Joseph M. Miller
Carrie M. Jewbett
Mich
Jackson
Philip D. Armour
Kennedy
Central Police Court
Cleveland
Charles Anderson
William Franks
South Euclid
Lee Gallagher
Gallagher
Iowa
Twenty-ninth
General Assembly
Joseph M Miller
Carre M. Jennett
Miller
Minneapolis
John Boyles
McComb
Boyles
Grady
Butte, Mont
Proulx
Southern Plow Works
Columbus
Columbus Iron Works
Austin Powder Company
Glen Willow
Cincinnati Public Library
Andrew Carnegie
J HH Beale
Harvard Law School
Harper
University of Chicago
Beale
St Lous and
Cimon Trust
St Lows
St Lous Union Trust Company
Charles Madpman
Findlay
Oliog
Bowing Green Glycerin Company
Hasvoe
Helpman
Taneoln
Lawrence Stultz
Louis Fairctuld
Boxe
Stoltz
George Sprout
Quauer
Racine
Wis
Oo Conong
Warthe
Calhoun
Vaughn
Mantua
Wallatugdin
Etepsen
Ravenna
St Patrick’s Cathole
Jewis Joe Thombs
Carrie Larson
Peerless
Peoples
Southern
Europe
Manila
Roosevelt
South Africa
London
Pretoria
Dresden
Elbe
Maison du Peuple
Brussels
Leopold
Biarritz
Crenta
Madrid
Dr.talmage
Famous Divine
Cripple Creek
Colo
Lawton
O. T
Duno
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