Local Weather Forecast and Terre Haute Glass News
Rising sun and moon times noted with foggy Indiana dawn. Terre Haute prepares for two new glass factories as producer gas fuel tech teams up with coal reserves. Greensburg reports arrests in a New Point murder case. Crawfordsville sees a farmer commit suicide after failed land purchase. Kokomo reports a violent family quarrel over a wife ending in severe injury.
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Death on the railway tracks at Valparaiso
The body of Joseph Vaines of Valparaiso was found on the Belle Railway tracks near Boal Grove yesterday. The man appeared badly injured and authorities are investigating the death as a likely accident or derailment.
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Valparaiso
Joseph Vaines
Rival Detectives Pursue Taylor Case in Kentucky Talks
Reports state ex Governor Paylor led Kentucky officials and four detectives in pursuit of Mar Taylor after an assassination linked to Governor Goebel. Mrs Paylor accompanied him as the group pressed for arrest warrants and further action amid tense political intrigue.
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Local Runaway Crash Leaves Two Women Injured
In Sehueckuly on November 26, Mrs. Jdacoh Wo Chite wife of former Mayor Chite and Mrs. PLCP Rogers wife of Ho Providenes HW. L. physician were nearly killed in a runaway accident reported last night.
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Entered Tientsin as forces advance with light losses
Japanese sources report combined Chinese and allied troops entered Tientsin on Saturday June 23 with small losses. Admiral Seymour captured, Pekin surrounded. Wu Ting Fang proposes armistice with Washington, which is refused. US officials emphasize no binding truce, awaiting coordinated action with other powers.
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Seymour
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Ta Huns Chang Enn Rench Pekin
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Shanghai United States Consul Receives Communication Update
Consul Jobo Bowler was received by Rear Admiral Kempt in Shanghai on June 26. Only one competition from Pekin has reached the office since, while communications were interrupted on June to Er. No direct corroboration from ministers is available.
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Relief Expedition Follows Pekin Relief Route
About 45000 foreigners including American marines moved toward Pekin to guard legations and rescue foreigners. On June 12 the expedition was at Bang Fang, with the railroad behind it destroyed. Efforts for relief of the legations, residents, and property should be intensified, while forces focus on Tientsin as the key to Pekin.
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le Ie
British Cruisers Reach Tientsin After Fresh Front Reports
London June 26 The British cruiser Terrible arrived at Che Foo from Taku with news of Allied forces near Tientsin. Eight hundred Sikhs and 1000 Wolst busitters join American German and Russian troops cut by Chinese near Tientsin. Dispatches suggest a possible assault on Chinese at Nentsin and warn of grim conditions at Pekin and the legations. News from Nanking speaks of unrest growing hourly as Viceroy Liu Kin Yih orders five Chinese cruisers to Nanking.
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Chinese forces around Pekin and armament estimates
London reports from Shan Pad Kawan correspondent Gen Mans army describes 4000 troops that left for Peking on June 1, joined by 2500 under Gen Sung Ching, with estimates of 860000 Chinese troops nearby armed with 2507 cm guns, 18 Krupps and 1500 Maxims. Ammunition supplies appear inexhaustible, aided by a German firm. Three quarters of Chinese troops are poorly trained and undisciplined and unfamiliar with modern weapons.
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Allied forces move to Asia amid mobilization plans
London reports large scale preparations by allies as British regiments embark from Calcutta and marines receive orders to move. War outfits are contracted for winter clothing and troops. Anbrigay corps, ordered by Russia, fields 52,1000 men with battalions. Japan aims to land 15,000 troops on Chinese soil within a fortuleht.
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The President Surprised by Monocacy’s Silence
Washington reports the president was surprised by the runboat Monocacy failing to respond after being fired upon from Paku forts. An explanation has not yet been furnished, with officials noting the discrepancy amid ongoing inquiries. A separate item from Pickaway, Ohio, concerns Nora Hagerman claiming a lover’s chloroform attack.
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Postmaster General Removes Estes Rathbone in Cuba
Washington June 26 The postmaster general has ordered Estes G Rathbone removed from the Cuba post director general role and appointed Martin C Fosnes to perform duties under supervision of Bristow. Bristow sails home while Fosnes acts as director general of posts in Cuba.
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Train wreck toll rises near McDonough with dozens dead
Atlanta June 26 Thirty-seven bodies have been recovered from the Southern train wreck near McDonough after a washout. Three more were found, with charred remains reported. Injured were sent to nearby towns and many bodies remain unidentified in undertaker shops awaiting relatives. The victims are mainly black section hands, part of a crew of about 15 that perished while repairing the Georgia Midland and Cult road.
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Rooseyvere to Visit Midwest and South States
President Roosevelt plans a campaign swing visiting Chicago and New York area events next Friday. The trip includes stops in Mississippi and Oklahoma City to address veterans and reunions, aiming to rally Republican support and meet soldiers and citizens along the way.
Fragmented Foreign Dispatches From a Clouded Era
A garbled report describes a Cleveland meeting of provincials debating relocations of a Denver monastery and a cemetery issue. It notes German press optimism about Sino-Russian relations and Berlin’s stance on Moscow's plans in Asia, signaling cautious diplomatic shifts.
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Base Ball Standing of Clubs and Results, Havant
Senator Andrade, new use says he believes he will secure convictions in most custom house fraud cases brought today. Regarding postal cases he says they will proceed as the tapes are in his hands. He is prepared to make a statement but expects full charges within days.
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Death of Major Schaefer in New Prague Cemetery
The body of Major Charles Mr. Schaefer a Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers veteran and retired regular army officer was found in New Prague Minnesota. A bullet and revolver beside the body indicate death by his own hand. He was 42 and served in the western theater during the Indian Wars.
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