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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1901

Page

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McKinley Receives Immense Ovation at Buffalo Pan-American Exposition

President McKinley and Mrs McKinley toured the Buffalo Pan-American exposition receiving a continuous ovation. In the New York Building he and 200 guests shared an informal luncheon with superb floral decor. He shook hands with Capt Hobson during a government building reception as nearly 2 000 invitations were issued.

New York Building Buffalo N. Y McKinley Esplanade Exposition Grounds Canada South American Portofico Ecuador Wilson New York State oOelock Diplomatic Corps Othrs New York State Building Bulding Navy Capt Hobson Merrimac Milburne Delaware Avenue

South American Matters and Pan American Influence

London editors argue Europe will not yield to South American bids and Pan Americanism is idle. The piece asserts the United States must become the dominant political and commercial power to absorb its growing production surplus.

London Standard Europe America North South United States

Pearl Believed Finest Mississippi Find Near Prairie du Chien

Prairie du Chien Wisconsin September 6 the finest pearl yet found in the Mississippi was discovered by clam digger William Burns. The egg shaped gem of rare beauty weighs about 420 grains and was reportedly pursued by a pearl buyer for around 1000 dollars.

Prairie du Chien Wis Misssippi River Thursby Willian Burns

Fire razes Dia boat of Carni City Packing Co

A new boat named Dia belonging to the Carni City Packing Co burned to the water's edge on Thursday night. Burlington residents returning from Davenport escaped unharmed. The Urania was recently bought by Walter J. Blair in Cincinnati.

Incomplete Rome Correspondent Report On Rappel Discovery

An excerpt notes the Rome correspondent reporting that the Rappel team claims to have discovered something. The fragment references incendiaries and a date September 6. No clear persons or organizations are fully identified in the readable text.

Special Mail Train Rushes Australia Mail to NY

A carload of the most important mail from Australia is being rushed across the continent to catch the Southampton mail steamer in New York at 10 o clock Saturday. A special from Omaha has right of way over all trains to meet the connection, with a backup run to Cleveland if needed.

Southampton New York Chicago Australia Lake Shore Michigan Southern Omaha Cleveland

Collided at the Crossing in Dallas Fatal Freight Train Crash

A Texas and Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe freight train collided with a passenger train at a Dallas crossing. The freight engine derailed and overturned. mail clerk A. F. Jackson of Waco died beneath the wrecked cab. Two rider cars carried horses and mules. 15 to 20 of the animals were killed. The engineer and fireman escaped unharmed. no passengers were injured.

Dallas Tex Texas & Nelfie Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe A. F. Jackson Waco

Champion Boralma Defeated by Lord Derby in Charter Oak Race

In Hortford Connecticut at Charter Oak park a large crowd watched Thos Lawson's famed gelding Boralma lose to Handin's Lord Derby after five heats in a premier free for all trot. The event drew heavy betting with up to 90000 dollars in pools despite Boralma's odds of 3 to 1. Time records noted as 2:07 2:09 and 2:10.

Lawson Hanlin Lord Derby Charter Oak Park the Monk Boralma

Norfolk to get 2 million dollar shipbuilding plant

Norfolk harbor will see a new 2 million dollar shipbuilding plant within 30 days. It will be owned jointly by the Trigg Co of Richmond, a Philadelphia shipbuilder, and Bath Mo, which builds sailing vessels. The Trigg Co will keep its Richmond plant and supply docking work to the Norfolk facility.

Norfolk Norfolk Harbor Trigg Co Richmond Philadelphia Bath, Mo

Arctic floes blockade Labrador coast during harsh season

Advices from northern Labrador report persistent Arctic floes blocking the coast unseen in memory. The fishery is backward and the season poor, with thousands of fishermen facing meager returns. Bergs drift south past the Strait of Belle Isle threatening ocean navigation.

St. Johns N. F Labrador Strait of Telle Isle

Whitney Buys Interest in Blue Girl Filly

William C. Whitney purchased John E. Madden's stake in the filly Blue Girl and will race in the great filly stakes at Sheepshead Bay this Saturday. The price paid remains undisclosed.

Whitney Blue Girl New York William C. Whitney John E. Madden Sheepshead Bay Mr. Whitney

Hunger, disease toll spreads in Russia warned by Daily Mail

London reports from St. Petersburg say Russian newspapers are forbidden to mention famine conditions as hunger, typhus, and scurvy surge in many districts with hundreds dying daily.

London Russia St. Petersburg Daily Mail

Army veterans to reunite in Louisville on Perryville days

Cen Stanley of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland announces the annual reunion for veterans will take place in Louisville Kentucky on October 8 and 9 on Perryville days.

Washington Cen. D. Stanley Society of the Army of the Cumberland Louisville Perryville

Canadian rifle team defeats American shooters at Sea Girt

In Sea Girt on Thursday the Canadian rifle team edged the American squad in a patriotic match. A brisk contest featured precise marksmen from both sides with Canada's squad claiming the victory.

New York

New York Meeting on Amalgamated Strike Peace Talks Off

Reports say Amalgamated Association executives conferred in secret in Pittsburg to settle the steel strike. A counter proposal from officials in New York was unsatisfactory and negotiations ended. American Tin Plate Co officials planned to add workers to Demmler mills Friday if needed.

Pittsburg Amalgamated Advisory Board Amalgamated Association United States Steel Corporation Shaffer Civic Federation New York American Tin Plate Co Demmler Tin Plate Mills

Conciliation Committee Extends Steel Settlement Talks

The New York conciliation conference at Ashland House resumed from 5 to 8 30 pm with further telephoning. Mitchell said Amalgamated has not yet acted on the steel company proposal but a Friday rejection is likely. Schwab agreed to extend acceptance until Friday night.

New York Ashland House Mitchell Steel Corporation Amalgamated Association Schwab

Truce Declared Between Chicago Packing Plants and Union

A two month truce was declared Wednesday night between Chicago stock yards packing plant owners and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters' and Butchers' union. The union had demanded a 10 percent wage increase but suspended the demand for now.

Chicago Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butchers’ Union Donnelly

Russian Post Office Opens in Jerusalem

Jerusalem September 6 The new Russian post office was opened in Jerusalem Thursday with great public ceremony.

Jerusalem

Elwood Grocery Opens Doors Amid Strike Solidarity

Elwood Ind September 6 1919 the grocery store opened by McKinley lodge of the Amalgamated association after local dealers refused to extend credit to strikers. Strikers and sympathetic union members patronized the new store and supporters pledged help. Promoters expect weekly stock turnover with current patronage.

Elwood Ind McKinley Lodge Amalgamated Association Pittsburg

Lawton Monument Planned for Indianapolis Court House Approach

The Gen Lawton monument will be a full length bronze statue of the dead soldier placed on the Delaware Street approach to the courthouse. The Indiana County Council approved a $2,000 appropriation to fund the stone base and site, enabling compliance with the monument commission conditions.

Indianapolis Ind Gen. Lawton Delaware Street Court House French Couuty Council

Prison Warden Shideler Resigns From Indiana State Prison

War den George Shideler of the Indiana state prison resigns to take effect October 1 with board approval delaying until November 1. He plans to return to Marion and cites newly created conditions making progress under his administration impossible. He offers no comment on Thursday.

Michigan City Ind George Shideler Indiana State Prison Marion

Prison parole ends with return to jail for once-hopeful convict

Richard Tlewitt, a convict from Northern Indiana state prison, was paroled to work as a farm hand in Scioto township but grew tired of life there. He returned to the sheriff and was sent back to prison Thursday. William H. Shader, married five days, was found dead with a throat wound in a field ten miles east of Wabash. foul play or self-inflicted death remains undetermined.

Laporte Ind Richard Tlewitt Indiana Brownsville Ife James Pattee Scioto Township Wabash William IT. Shader Here

Typhoid Tale at Sisters Convent Debunked

Oldenburg Ind Sept 6 The claim of 60 typhoid cases among Sisters of St Francis at the convent is denied a small summer outbreak occurred. Terre Haute Ind Sept 6 Judge Ambrose P B Carlton 76 prominent western Indiana figure dies after long career including Utah commissioner service and law partnership with Senator Voorhees.

Oldenburg Ind Sisters of St. Francis Terre Haute Ambrose PB. Carlton Indiana Senator Voorhees United States Utah

Managers accuse league of fixing pennant in Three I

Evansville Sept 6 Manager Krieg of Terre Haute in an interview says several teams formed a combination to hand the pennant to Cedar Rapids in the Three I league. He claims collusion aimed at Cedar Rapids.

Evansville Ind Krieg Terre Haute Cedar Rapids

Man jailed to escape Kirklin mob fury in Franklin county

In Frankfort Indiana William Jones of Irvington was jailed after being seized by a Kirklin mob following a week old charge that he assaulted his wife with a club. The arrest took place late Thursday night to prevent further violence.

Frankfort Ind William Jones Irvington Jones

Heir to Oil Landa Notified as Beaumont Heirs

Mrs. W. S. Payne wife of a Christian church pastor in Charlestown Indiana is named as one of seven heirs to 4900 acres of oil land near Beaumont Texas valued in the millions. The report also notes scattered scores from Indiana games and a Brenstie Evansville snippet.

Charlestown Ind W. S. Payne The Christian Church Beaumont Tex

Ecuador Invades Colombia Threat Seen on Isthmus

Washington reports surprise at Ecuador's intent to invade Colombia with Panama as likely objective to aid Colombian revolutionists. US naval power moves include Iowa and Ranger, with Marines ready if needed, as Barranquilla and Isthmus authorities preserve open traffic and seek to maintain peace.

Washington Ecuador Colombia Cali Department of Caucas Eeuador Senor Plaza Venezuela Tanana Nicaragua Melianee Panama Barranquilla

Strange recovery sparks from music aid in Denver case

Miss Elizabeth Damme, once famed on two continents, shows signs of recovery at Arapahoe county hospital after a visiting musician plays tunes from The BolMian Girl in an adjoining room. A young German cellist later performed the entire opera on her instrument, while doctors study the unusual rekindling of reason after a year of confinement.

Denver Elizabeth Damme Arapahoe County

Americas Cup Defender Seen as Even Chance

London reports the selection of the Columbia to defend the America's Cup is met with satisfaction. The British press calls the race even, but avoids overconfidence, noting the Constitution could have been faster with more time for tests and tuning.

London

Fire Threatens Jefferson Wisconsin Furniture Plant

Fire at the Wisconsin Manufacturing Co plant in Jefferson on Thursday endangered the town and caused losses estimated between 50 000 and 60 000 dollars, with only partial insurance coverage. London hosts the duke and duchess of Manchester at Dawn Place on the Thames awaiting the expected heir.

Jefferson, Wis Wisconsin Manufacturing Co London Duke and Duchess of Manchester Dawn Place Thames Bray

Thursday's Games National League Scores and Pitchers

Brooklyn and New York split doubleheaders with wins and losses. Pittsburg and Chicago posted high scoring outcomes as Duggleby and McFarland paired for Philadelphia and Boston games. St Louis and St Louis pitchers combined for three runs in a tight contest.

Phila Chicago Duggleby McFarland Eason Kling Brown Boston St. Louis A. Nichols Kittredge Magee Powell C. Nichols Emslie

Detroit vs Philadelphia baseball doubleheader results

Detroit and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with 6 9 and 12 run tallies across two games. Umpires Cantillion Cronin and Sheridan oversaw the contests with various player pairings and combined scores listed for each game.

Detroit Phila Owen Shaw Wiltie Steelman Cantillion Cronin

Lakin Herron Dies During Game in Arkansas City

Arkansas City Kan Sept 6 Lakin Herron pitcher for the local baseball club collapsed and died after finishing the seventh inning of a game against Joplin Mo Cause heart failure triggered by overexertion noted by officials Umpires were MecLaughlin and another official confirmed the incident occurring in the box after stepping out to bat

Arkansas City Kan Lakin Herron The Joplin Herron

Out of the Game. Matth ews on Pitching This Season

New York reports Christy Mathewson may not pitch again this season due to a very lame shoulder that prevents him from getting up any speed. The injury ends his playoff hopes and limits his team’s mound options going forward.

New York Christy Matthewson

Market reports show mixed grain and livestock prices in Cincinnati and Chicago

Cincinnati notes flour prices across grades with winter patent at 3.40 to 3.80 and western rye at 2.80 3. Wheat prices in Chicago for September at 68 percent and December around 71 big. Corn and oats quoted on track with several grade variations. Live stock across Cincinnati and Indianapolis ranges: cattle 3.50 5.50 for cows to steers, hogs 6.50 7.00, lambs 3.00 5.35, veals 6. So.

Cincinnati Chicago Indianapolis East Buffalo

Court decisions summarize diverse case rulings

Kentucky divorce ruling says neither spouse may witness against the other. An alley strip conveyance is private and remains so unless condemned granted or dedicated. Kansas City public place rule applies to hotel offices for city quarrel penalties. North Carolina note transfer by a married woman without husband does not vest title. Excavations do not require guarding against visiting children drawn by allure. Nontransferable mileage ticket signer not guilty of forgery if authorized. Texas murder case admits brain condition photo after skull removal as evidence.

Kentucky Court of Appeals Lambert S. W Supreme Court of Elenois Supreme Court of Kansas City of Howard Stroud North Carolina Supreme Court of Vann Supreme Court of Missouri Merrieles Vs. Wabash Railway Company Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Minson Minson Vs. State (63 S. W

The King Edward VII At Work And Play

News about Edward VII describes his smoking habits diet and dinners. It notes his nightly telegraph summaries of the House of Commons and his Derby win in 1896. It mentions shooting clothes boot making password at the Tower and his interests in crystals ceramics and bronzes.

Edward VII England House of Commons Persimmon Tower of London Mansion House Edward Orient

Fashion Notes on Autumn Color and Fabrics

The report outlines fall fashion trends with new blue shades like an gelique and brown favorites. It highlights up-to-date ribbons with border tucks, veiled silk borders, ice-blue foulard gowns, baroque pearl cuff-buttons, and hats with enameled Florentine and Russian mosaic designs.

Dreas Paris Aide Dba

Also Mentioned on This Page

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