Central Union and Long Distance Lines Connect Columbus
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Central Union Telephone Company
McKeen Attacked Over Vandalia and Politics
The article notes political attacks on McKeen, a former long time railroad president, by Brice and allies who claim he would join the senate. It defends McKeen’s record of stable, dividend paying railroad leadership and notes Vandalia’s receiver status as surprising.
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Senate
McKeen
Brice
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana
Court verdict favors plaintiff in Sims Bird v Clashin case
In yesterday’s court session Piet Sims and Samuel Bird sued Elijah Clashin for labor demand 17.25 and won. Several witnesses could not speak English requiring Fred Meyer as interpreter. Attorneys listed include Cooper Cox for defendants and Emig Kollmeyer for plaintiffs.
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Piet Sims
Samuel Bird
Elijah Clashin
John Ssleuser
Mary Buente
Fred Meyer
Cooper and Cox
Emig and Kollmeyer
Restful Seaside Misread and Courtroom Echoes
A weary western couple at a seaside resort mistaken sea sound for a bowling alley. In England a lawyer dismisses opposing argument as air and smoke, declaring it falls to the ground by its own weight.
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Matilda
England
Church Fire Destroys $30,000 New Bremen Edifice
St Pauls Protestant church built in 1890 and valued at thirty thousand dollars was consumed by flames this morning. Insurance coverage of ten thousand dollars was noted. Frew Bremey reports from Ohio.
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Frew Bremey, O
St Paul's Protestant
Maceo Alive Claim Stirs Paris Herald
Paris Herald reports it can guarantee Antonio Maceo is alive in a bold editorial claim. Also covered are a landslide wreck of a Missouri Pacific freight near New Haven that killed three local railroad men, and plans by President elect McKinley to launch a salt train to New England from Jersey City with a large cargo.
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Paris
The
Herald
Antonio Maceo
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
New Haven
Kew
Homar Evans
Henry Morris
J. A. McQueen
Missouri River
New York
Elect McKinley
Cleveland
Erie
Jersey City
Boston
Spalding
Major McKinley
Canton
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Worcester
New England States
Missouri's First Blizzard Rages Across Midwest
The first blizzard of the season sweeps western Missouri and western Kansas with trains delayed by snow. Temperatures drop about forty degrees as a heavy wind persists for a day, causing drifting and rail troubles. In Indian Territory floods and washouts disrupt waterways and roads, complicating travel and commerce.
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Missouri
Indian
Yailwa
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