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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
2
WWE TV PBI NEWS IN BRIER GUSTS
A fragmented report from the telegraph era mentions WWE TV PBI news in a brisk Brier gusts. It cites records on work, subscriptions, and associated events with references to organizations like Cleveland and a possible civic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WWE TV
PBI
Brier
Cremated in Hotel Fire in Michigan
A man spending the night at a house was cremated after a hotel fire in Michigan. The victim’s body was found in the ashes, with the financial loss noted as substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotin
Three Men Killed in Plant Disaster at Chicago
A tiree ernest typos indicate three men died and three were seriously injured in a blast at the Anpericano Dundee Company plant in Chicago. An official report lists those killed and injured among passengers along with other casualties in Ohio. A separate note mentions sending a representative to a coronation and planning a mission to Wing Bedwerd with a date still to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiree Ernest
Anpericao Dundee Company
Ciicago
Jote Prager Adbert
Fire wipes out most of Dunton business district
A posterfice building fire devastates much of the Dunton West Virginia business district. Firefighting relied on a bucket brigade and the loss is estimated around 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunton
W. Va
East ern Treale June Croley Dies in New York
Obituary notes writer and organizer Treale June Croley dies in New York. The report also lists a fire at Hyatt School State Manufacturing in Banger Pennsylvania with losses of 800000, and a string of accidents and legal actions including a trolley crash fatality near Summerside and a suspected arson case in New York Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treale
June” Croley
New York
Hyatt School State Manufacturing Company
Banger
Archibald Giffteu
Dphihidelhia
Summerside
Shaw Accepts Roosevelt Offer to Be Treasury Secretary
Iowa Governor Leslie M. Shaw formally accepts the position of Secretary of the Treasury to serve under President Roosevelt, with Secretary Wilson remaining in the cabinet. The White House announced Shaw would likely move to Washington in January, while Gage arranges Iowa affairs for a January departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Roosevelt
Wilson
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
White House
Guv. Shaw
Treasury Department
Suan
Washington
Gage
Bruwsy
Vesey Rusk
Wisconsin
Lowa
Railway executives eye high pay amid crisis losses
The report notes a major rail disaster at Aventoris Mexico with fifteen bodies found and a proposed salary for VP Veoplas Miller equal to the U.S. president’s. It cites a quarantine vote by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, praises Marvin Gaghits, and details a large earnings rise and dividend decline for railroads.
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Dite
Pal Wacker Fause
Aventoris
Marvin Gaghits
Saceeo
Clement Studebaker Life and Death in South Bend
Clement Studebaker died at age 64 after a life in farming and wagon making. Born in Ohio, his family moved to South Bend where he learned wagon manufacturing with his brother, founding a business that grew into a prosperous firm. He served as a Republican delegate, Paris Exposition commissioner, Pan American Congress member, and president of the Chautauqua Assembly in New York.
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Clement Studebaker
South
Duc
Seibanade
Adams
Ohic
South Bend
Taiteut Scheel
Studebaker
Ele
Pan-American Congress
Chautauqua Assembly
New York
William II honors Capinese statesman and other notes
Emperor William confers the Order of the Red Eagle on Mar quis Ito. Senator Warren introduces a constitutional amendment granting women’s suffrage. Wagener National Bank in St. Louis authorized to start with 23000 dollars. W J Bryan declines invitation to speak on Jackson Day in Chicago to avoid factional trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Marquis Ito
Capinese
Warren
Wagener National Bank
Waaconer
ST. 1
Finois
W. J. Bryan
Bryan League
Chicago
Miss Sartoris Engaged Again to Morton Nichols of New York
Miss Vivian Sartoris, noted social figure, becomes engaged to Morton Nichols of New York after previous betrothals. The announcement recalls earlier engagements to Morien Nickels and Archibald Balfour through family connections and public interest in her courtship history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Sartoris
Eranddamehbter
Cheng
Morton Nichols
New York
Arete Sa
Morien Nickels
Vivirn Sartevis
Gen. Grant
Nellis
Re. Nichols
J. Vierpont Morgan
Archibald Balfour
Nichols
Balfour
Lang
Abi Nichols
Trade trends show strong holiday demand and record retail volume
The weekly Dun & Bradstreet review notes peak holiday trade across the country with exceptional distribution and high quality goods. Wholesale activity is mixed with gains in wool, lumber, iron, steel, and hardware, while wheat and coal show volatility amid cold weather and demand shifts.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Trada
Leradstreet’s
Shires
Sears
Secuml
Net
SUGUI
Aeainst Sas
Siig
Silie
Sie
Ste
Manitoba
Seaboard
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Operation Om Alger Details and Memorial Charity Note
This report recalls Operation Om Alger and the struggle described by HL A. Adger and others aboard. It notes a lengthy surgical procedure lasting about an hour and a quarter and mentions a generous tribute funded by six hundred New Boys.
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Eynon Wes
Ietroir
HL A. Adger
Renar
Fels
Ofis
Boer concentration staups and mixed world notices in brief
An assorted record of foreign affairs and local incidents. Notes on Boer concentration staups in South Africa, Australian immigration limits, Worldly War conventions, and a Manila deportation decision. Also reports on a Kansas train wreck fatality, a murder trial discharge, and bids for flour supply rejected by the Kansas State Board of Charities.
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Mayo Creek
Wiinfield
Warford
Ulett
Boecighy
Staups
South
Fais
Australia
Lus
St. Loenis
Supreme Court of the
Manila
Ace
Justiyes
Asie Origine
OTA
Fol Bbuiehinson
Aink
Johnson
Tom Powers
Bert Causey
Wil-lian Choate
Diets Valley
Kansas State Board of Charities
Commodity Prices and Markets Across U S Cities
A fragmented list shows grain and livestock prices by city, including hogs, cattle, sheep, and poultry values, with wheat and corn grades and regional quotes for Detroit, Toledo, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New York, and more, noting an exceptionally large production week. The report cites Minneapolis mill output as among the largest ever.
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Indi
Detroit
Toledo
Ste
Choice Shipping Sree
New York
Minneapolis
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