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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
6
History of a Wher Deer Hunt Across Regions
A condensed history notes a surge in deer hunts across Vermont especially Bennington County with venison flooding markets. Adirondack flunters report rare luck with deer killed in numbers higher than the past two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Bennington County
Adirondacks
Fatal collision near Ypsilanti claims Finton duo
Retired farmer Josiah Finton and his young grandson Ford were killed as a Detroit Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Jackson electric suburban car struck them a few miles from Ypsilanti Michigan. The couple crossed the track and a nearby observer in a house relived the moment in a mirror. Mrs Finton is reported gravely ill and Josiah was said to be worrying about her at the time of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Finton
Ford Finton
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Jackson
Mieh
Alfred Petersen
New York City
Gayety
Leland Stanford Stillman
New York
Senator Stanford
California
James Stillman
Ada Littner
St I Lutchinson
Ananiel M. Lyivech
Niagara Falls
State Insane Hospital
Frank Batz
Moses Batz
Reading
Johnson
Lorain
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Oxford
Ohio
Conn
John Canner
Exchange Bank
Gardner
Chiego
Leeds
Colorado Springs
W.S. Stratton
Chicago
Morgan Street
Polie
Bryan
Arena
Brown Canyon
Leadville
Sale
Mr. Bryan
James Conn
Willow Creek
Montana
Northeast Limited
F. A. Heinze
Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific
Hope
Idaho
tSryers
A. L. Gussey
Missouli
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Independence
Harvey Rhoades
Smithville
Freman
Connelly
Slater, Mo
Turkey Creek
Inansas City
Keseuman
Taylor County
Lows
Christensen
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of
Sharpsburg
Jaws
Martin Cornelius
Appleton
Wis
Ie Hnd
Oshkosh
Thirty-Fest Street
Chierse
Witneis
Chiense
Cleering
Tinm J Bryan
Durango
Cole
Ing Wardjoamed
Weoppy
Kalmanzoo
Mich
Burt
Amos Whitely
Whitely
Walker
Massive cave-in at Prosperity mining site near Joplin
The Stewart mill and other mining property including seven shafts in the Eleventh Flour tract at Prosperity near Joplin Missouri caved to a depth of about 100 feet. The collapse may be the least damaging in the Missouri Kansas district. Fifty miners escaped unharmed after warning from crackling sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Prosperity
Joplin
Missouri- Kansas
Tragic Hanging of Emmanel Crump in Oxford Mississippi
A 1 year old boy named Emmanel Crump was found dead after authorities say he witnessed a regent change involving Mathis and Lester in Oxford Mississippi. A plow line was used to create a noose, and Crump was found hanging. The exact circumstances and timing remain under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanel Crump
Hhangeing
Mathis
Lester
Oxford
Miss
Port of Spain Detains French Officials Amid Turbulent Trade Row
Report from Port of Spain notes the capture of a French financier Velutini and a senior officer Estrees in a dispute tied to the Venezois regime. Involved are the warship Bolgae and the French Cobie Company as tensions rise at the vrintsad port amid recent diplomatic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
Spain
Vrintsad
Estrees
Venezoeis
Garempand
Forme Wetinses
Vilevabaevest
Cobie Company
Consular Bugenbol Wrathe
Ohio Capital Crumbling Under Structural Decay
A state emergency board meeting will be called by Governor Nash in a few days to authorize funds for essential repairs to the capital building. The aim is to patch and stabilize the structure until the next legislature convenes, allocating dollars for immediate fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oho Sute Capital
State Emergency Board
Nash
W “Hi
Bais Thaw
Fire Renders Wickerson Family Victims in Wisconsin Farm Home
Elkhorn Wisconsin reports a double murder by arson as William Wickerson 46 Albert Wickerson 42 and Julia Wickerson 43 were found burned to death in their home ten miles west of Elkhorn. Authorities suspect robbery and arson to cover the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Wis
William Wickerson
Albert Wickerson
Julia Wickerson
Here
Wickersons
Appointment of Captain Harrington as court martial president
Captain Harrington of the navy has been named president of the court martial to try Ensign Alfred C. Owen. The charges allege absence from duty after leave expiration and "scandulous conduct tending to destruction of government morals" tied to issuing worthless checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Navy
Alfred C. Owen
Massachusetts
Convicted Arthur Spencer Buried by Fellow Convicts
The body of Arthur Spencer who died by his own action in the Maryland penitentiary was buried in Baltimore's Western cemetery. Expenses were paid from a fund raised by his fellow convicts to prevent the body from being sent to the potter's field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Spencer
Maryland
Baltimore
Potter’s Field
Bank Vault Destroyed in Sodus Robbery Blast
The vault of the private bank of Charles K. Knapp at Sodus New York was broken into with dynamite by burglars. A sum believed to be 5003 dollars was secured and the blast wrecked the vault and the bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies K. Knapp
Sodus
New York
Yonkers
N. Y
Roosevelt
Carroll D. Wright
Arbitration Commission
William Johnson
Oscar AH
Wiliam Macequeen
Paterson
N. J
Charles K. Kuepper
ST Years
Henry Brewster Stanton
Thomas Tobin
Thomas Kelley
Alexander McEneavey
James B. Craft
Rear Admiral Rob Evans Takes Command at Asiatic Station
Rear Admiral Robby D. Evans assumes command of the Asiatic Station with headquarters at Cavite Bayline. The move places Evans in charge of naval forces in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Evans
Robby D. Evans
Cavite
Naval dispatch reports clash near Colon and Cienaga
Commander Wilson aboard the Panther cables from Colon with word of a battle at Cienaga on the sixth. Liberals repulsed and Santa Marta reported safe. Mention is made of the warship Retribution being at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
Panther
Navy Department
Colon
Cienaga
Sith
Santa Marta
Unilisi
Riots Erupt Across Towns After Porto Rico Elections
Election registration in Porto Rico finished amid tight security but riots broke out in several towns. In San Lorengo five policemen and several citizens were killed during the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
San Lorengo
Eastern Mitchel day marked by parades in anthracite region
The Eastern Mitchell day celebrations spread across the anthracite mining region of Pennsylvania with parades and speeches. The report notes a collision in Yonkers injuring twenty two and a funeral of various public figures including Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Julia Marlowe
New York
Nemena
Vast Tangle of Early 1900s World News Report
A long, uneven wire service digest recounts a flood of incidents from across the United States and abroad. It details deaths by suicide and accident, crimes from bank robberies to murders, political intrigue, labor clashes, and court actions, with names, places, and outcomes scattered throughout.
Photographer Fatally Shoots Man in Jetlico Saloon
Thomas Blmore, a white photographer, shot Milford Stephens, a colored man, in a Jetlico Kentucky saloon. The incident is reported amid other items including a Texas immigration agents congress electing G H McKinney as president and a Fairmont powder factory blast that damaged $30,000 worth of powder but caused no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Blmore
Milford Stephens
Jetlico
Southern P Pacife Land and Immigration
Feuston
Texas
G. H. McKinney
Chicago
Fairmont
W. Va
Mixed 1901 Legal Tales From Kentucky and Tennessee
Fragments note Judge Harbeson denying an injunction against school devotional exercises in Brooksville Kentucky. Catholic bishops attend the Cathedral dedication in Dallas. The Sod News is bought by a New York and Louisville group. A Louisville grand jury convicts J M McKnight for embezzlement. John Wall Jr. shoots Keno Aversole at Nall and Reds camp in Tennessee. Federal Judge Clark orders Elizabethton property disposition. The Watauga Land Company once planned The Iron City of the South. 250,000 acres valued at 5 million were ruined by the 1901 floods. Property to be sold November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Brooksville
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Dallay
Texas
Theisville Commercial
the News
Harrison M. Parker
Charles M. Palmer
New York
Young E. Allison
Washington
Flexner
George A. Newman, Jr
Louisville
Federal Grand Jury
J. M. McKnight
German National Bank of Louisville
Melxnight
John Wall, Jr
Nall & Lewis
Keno Aversole
Nall & Reds
Knoxville, la Follette and
Jellico
Tennessee
Baversole
Nall & Rods
Nall
C. D. Clark
Knoxville
Tenn
Elizabethton
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Senator McComas
Maryland
Robert P. Porter
Watauga Land Company
Iron City
National Armor Plate Works
Global tensions and scandals cross headlines of the day
Reports from Brussels to Manchuria describe political shifts diplomatic actions and violent conflicts. Papal authority renounced in the Philippines figures alongside libel settlements in Britain and renewed hostilities in Colombia and Italy. Floods earthquakes and unrest threaten regions from Calabria to Umbria and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church of the
Rio Frio
Uribe-Uribe
Harbin
Port Arthur
Bodine
Manchuria
Wu -Ting Fang
Sheng
Tornen
Sweden
Calabria
Italy
Umbria
Tangier
Morocco
Cooper
Bez
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Nov 27 as Court of Thanks
President Roosevelt issues proclamation designating Thursday November 27 as a day of general thanksgiving. He notes a century of prosperity under God and calls Americans to cease work and give thanks in homes and places of worship. The proclamation is dated October 29 in Washington and marks the 120th year of independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamnes
Roosevelt
Theodore Rooosevelt
United States
Dore
Washington
Cuba
Jurince of
Wales
Crown D Prince of
Miles
Dun & Covs Review
Admiral O'Neil
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Alonzo Garrett
Lando
Mexico
Sierra Madre Mountains
George W. Mayer
Alaska
Covington
Ind
Nome
Mayer
Havana
Associated Press
Palma
Roosevelt Proclaims Thanksgiving Day National Festival
The article reports President Roosevelt designating November 27 as a nationwide festival day. It notes diplomatic hints with Britain and Germany, and mentions related military and fiscal measures including army reorganization, naval budget requests, and potential Cuba treaties. It covers rail and mining updates and a consul’s Sierra Madre wanderings.
Church Attendance Declines Amid Social Strife in Chicago
Reverend James Stone of St. James Church argues Chicagoans attend services less each year due to business and social life strains. He cites weariness from modern life and emotional fatigue, urging the church to stress worship as a sin to bring back congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stone
Chicago
James 8. Stone
St. James
Cass
Huron Streets
Stone
Mr. Stone
Immense Kaw valley potato crop to yield high income
Kansas growers report a record potato harvest in the Kaw valley with price around 25 cents per bushel and potential earnings above 50 dollars per acre. Yields reach up to 350 bushels per acre on some farms while the season produced better quality and larger output than average. Seed plans emphasize using pure Northern Early Ohio seed from Minnesota and Red River valley sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Kansas
Kew Valley
Kaw River
Argentine
Topeka
Ohio
Red River
Minnesota
Nationals convention notes in Omaha coliseum scene
Fragmentary report from a Christian Church nationals convention at the Omaha coliseum mentions an incident as the route was served with the asc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals Convention of the Christian Church
Coligeum
Omaha
Asc
New York Industry and Commerce Activity Report
The Weekly Trade Review notes increased and perfected railway equipment supports robust business. Unseasonably mild weather slows retail, but freight and goods movement stay strong. Labor is high, money markets stabilize, and railroads are heavily busy. Copper and coke stresses persist. steel demand shifts with imports, while grain movement slows after a peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Industria and Commercia
K. G. Dun & Co
Germany
United States
Canada
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Manitoba
Regional Market Prices Across Cities for Cattle Hogs and Grains
The report lists prices in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and New York for cattle hogs sheep and various grains and staples. Prices are shown as ranges with no clear overall trend, reflecting regional market variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Mesa
Toledo
New York
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