Poisoning Case Shocks Indiana Family Near Goshen
In Wayne Indiana on April 13 a scandal erupts as Rev C O Cissel and family face a suspected rat poison poisoning. Drayer reports rat poison found in ground coffee served at the home causing serious danger to Rev Cissel his wife and two relatives. The family had coffee at noon without harm but later fell ill with poison symptoms. Mrs Keising remains in danger. Police and doctors investigate possible accidental or deliberate contamination at the Serry Street church area now connected to transfers from Endheart to Goshen.
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Ciselo
Cissel
Serry Street
Endheart
Goshen Dois
Mer
Mes
Keising
Keisha
Dunger
Noom
Phe
Daria
Mir
Cts
Gas Pipe Defect Triggers Fatal Explosion Near Logansport
In Logansport Indiana April 16 a defective gas pipe beneath a 12 inch main caused a blast that instantly killed Michael Ellison Jr and injured five others. Twelve workers nearby were repairing a leak when the pipe ruptured sending debris and gas, with one man severely injured and others sustaining various hurts. The force hurled a heavy weight and toppled dirt and rocks across the trench, and the area was heard for miles as rescuers rushed responders to the scene. The accident prompted investigations into pipeline safety and the handling of pressurized gas.
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Ind
Chicago
Here
Michael Ellison
Ellison
George Morrison
Hisself
Will Brives
Ady
George
Frontier News Wide Murder, Panther, and Clerical Election Note
A chaotic mix of local incidents reports a hunting mishap leaving a man shot, a wagon tongue impaling another, and a kerosene fire suicide. It also notes a bishop election push for Dr W Bennett of Meridian Street church, and a railroad crossing fatality in Brazil Indiana. Pilgrims flock to Rome in growing numbers.
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Miners Change Powder Pact and Pay Plan in Terre Haute
Terre Haute April 14 miners in convention ratified a new scale with operators. The powder purchase moved to open market with a price rise feared. Independent powder firm sold to a trust, boosting costs. miners worry they erred in agreeing to the change and semi monthly pay.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Miners’ Conference Committee
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