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Champaign Daily News

Location

Champaign, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1903

Page

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Enforces Order in Police Court Case on Walters and Miller

Charles Walters and William Miller fought Tuesday on North Market street Urbana. Walters was fined $3 and costs after pleading before Magistrate Sims. Walters later swore out a warrant for Miller, but Miller was discharged after witnesses testified. Walters, angered, threatened the witness and was told to stop by the magistrate. Walters left to pay his fine, reportedly unsuccessful as of the latest report.

Charles Walters William Miller North Market Street Urbana Walters Miller Sims

Prisoners Escape Jail By Battering Door In Illinois

Five inmates torn from hinges used a heavy battering ram to break the county jail door and escape. The plan, led by Cass Comstock, involved two horse thieves and two car robbers. Authorities freed an elderly woman and a man in the rush, but the escape went undetected until alarms rang.

Paris Ill Prisop Cass Coms

Chicago strike延期 postponement and funeral notice

A strike of the case in 150 office buildings was temporarily postponed as engineers planned a conference with building managers over higher wages. Mrs Frank Donley's funeral was held from St Mary’s Church for a death found Monday at 509 East Park Street with services at 9 o'clock Wednesday.

Piicago Frank Donley East Park Street St. Mary's

Girls at Rosemary Hall Build Chapel by Labor Alone

Fifty wealthy young women at Rosemary Hall Seminary in Rock Ridge Greenwich plan and perform all building tasks for a new 100 seat chapel. They haul rock, load, and marshal materials aided by neighbor George Launder Jr. who donates stone. They intend to dig foundations, mix mortar, and carry on with actual construction when weather allows.

Seminary Stamford Conn Rosemary Hall Seminary Rock Ridge Greenwich United States George Lauder, Jr Andrew Carnegie Stone

Troy Club Fire Claims Three Attorneys

In Troy New York the Troy Club building burned in the early hours destroying the structure and burning to death three prominent attorneys who occupied rooms there. The deceased are William Shaw Moses Clough and Benjamin Kammey.

Troy N. Y Troy Club William Shaw Moses Clough Benjamin Kammey

Urbana woman seeks Florence Sidell on larceny charge

Miss Margaret Garrels of Urbana swore out a warrant Tuesday for the arrest of Miss Florence Sidell on a larceny charge for $7.50 dated October 17. The warrant was issued by Justice Weeks but the matter was settled out of court.

Margaret Garrels Urbana Florence Sidell Justice Weeks

Pleasantly Entertains At 901 South Busey Ave Urbana

Miss Anna Williams hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at her Urbana home with friends and a taffy pulling as a feature. Attendees included Misses Maude DePuy Glenne Hunt Mae Har Edith Tilton Edith Willams Bronson and Arthur Rugs with Messrs George William Webber Eugene Harold McKinney and Carl DePuy.

Anna Williams South Busey Avenue Urbana Maude DePuy Glenne Hunt Mae Har Edith Tilton Edith Willams Bronson Arthur Rugs George William Webber Eugene Harold McKinney Carl DePuy

Chicago Theatre Panic Claims Hundreds In Inferno

A Chicago theatre fire traps and panics audiences mostly women and children. Sparks fall onto the stage as crowds flee, with early tallies showing at least fifty dead and hundreds injured. Firemen report bodies and unconscious persons throughout aisles, balconies, and the cellar as doctors rush to help.

Four Young Men Remain Under Bond In Interurban Car Cutting

Jesse Hill Eugene Richards and 8 M White along with Daniel McElwee were arraigned before Magistrate Sims in Urbana and each placed on $400 bonds to appear January 8. All posted bonds and were released. A Kentuckian fighter was not arrested citing self defense as witnesses said he acted in self defense. Dr J T Purcell treated Hill's wounds saying two cuts could have severed major arteries if deeper.

Jesse Hill Eugene Richards 8. M. White St. Joseph Urbana Sims Daniel McElwee J. T. Purcell Young Hill

Funeral processions in Chicago amid armed escorts

Chicago on December 30 reported funeral processions proceeding with armed escorts as hearse drivers and carriages organized under employer instructions. Liverymen issued an ultimatum to strikers, stating they would resume normal service tomorrow with green-onion men if strikers do not return to work.

Chicago

Burglars Blow Several Dates in Midwest Thefts

A Bloomington gang used dynamite to blast three safes at Bar Jose and the post office, taking about $1,000 in money, stamps, and government property. They later blew safes in a hardware store and a saloon, securing about $40. In Des Moines an early morning blast at M. C. Cohen shop yielded roughly $4,000.

Bloomington Bar Jose

Traveling Man Dies on Dickerson Road

Coroner Penny was called to Dickerson in the northern county on Wednesday to hold an inquest into the death of Wo Ho Milligen. Milligen, a traveling representative for a Peoria grain firm, dropped dead on the eastbound road after stepping from his car around 9 AM. The coroner sent for Thekerein, but by press time the cause of death had not been reported.

Penny Dickerson Wo HO Milligen Milligen Peoria Dickersen

Jail Break Attempt Reported at Esch Colvago Jail

Emil Reeski member of an ear barn gang tried to saw through his cell bars on December 2 in Esch Colvago. He nearly cut a window to the street before discovery. Police suspect an accomplice supplied the saw, which remains missing. Guard presence around the jail has been increased.

Colvago Emil Reeski Reeski Bam

Marriage of Charles Hargo and Jane Parker at White Heath

Mr Charles Hargo and Miss Jane Parker of White Heath wed at 2 o clock on Wednesday after Dee Ay Squire Sims at the city building in Uris.

Charles Hargo Jane Parker White Heath Dee Ay Squire Sims Uris

Har Aut Paral 1. Bergen See Rot Learns Rew Hae Informed Rugien Fran

Fragmented OCR text reports that officials warn of grave consequences over a proposed Beghtia tions project. It notes Japan pressuring to limit the process, with implications for international relations and potential action if canal limits are exceeded.

Bergen Rot Rew Rugien Fran Japan Huasia

United States Troops Consider Panama Isthmus Duty

Washington reports alarm over orders to prepare troops for the Isthmus of Panama as the Panama treaty ratification looms. The discussions center on replacing marines with regiments to police the canal zone, with six to twelve regiments readied on short notice amid fears of a Panamanian crisis and possible Colombian invasion. Historical dispatches show Colombia pressing for treaty amendments involving payments to canal interests.

Washington United States Panama Canal Strip Republic of Panama Colombia Beaupre Bogota Hay

Bolu Robbery at Tuscola Targeting Ticket Office

The Homota Central ticket office in Tuscola was robbed Monday. About 76 dollars was stolen from the money drawer while agent Joe Harland was briefly away to handle freight. Two men who bought tickets shortly before the robbery were seen nearby. their identities and whereabouts are unknown as telegraphs are sent to intercept suspects.

Hhmota Tuscola Joe Harland Aenlet

Albany Deere Drives Eee Tre In A Heated Race

A confusing note mentions Albany Deere and a hot race among drivers. The fragment hints at a rivalry or competition with terse references to times and places, but concrete details are unclear. No clear names or events emerge beyond the scrambled terms.

Albany

Men Needed in Schools Says Pay Attracts Best Teachers

Springfield, Dec. 30. Supt. Edwin G. Cooley urged higher salaries to attract men to teaching, noting 90 percent of Chicago teachers are women and calling for equal gender representation in education. He warned of crowded classrooms and praised a shift toward shop and practical learning in future schooling.

Springfield Edwin G. Cooley Illinois State Teachers’ Association Cooley Chicago Ume

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