Affordable Southwest Homes Promoted Along Cotton Belt Route
Advertisement offers cheap land and grazing in Texas Arkansas and nearby areas with long growing seasons and mild winters. Promotes literature on the region and travel tickets on the Cotton Belt Route from St Louis Thebes Cairo and Memphis with special rates and 21 day return limit. Contact E W Labeaume Gp Ta St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Missouri
Arkansas
N. W
Louisiana
Texas
St. Louis
Thebes
Cairo
Memphis
E. W. LA Beaume
Pa TA
Rail fares from St Louis and Kansas City to many western points
Advertises low rates for one way and round trip travel from St Louis and Kansas City to destinations in Kansas Missouri Nebraska Utah Colorado Arkansas Texas Louisiana and Pacific Coast. Mentions through tourist and standard sleeping cars from both origins and free reclining chair cars on all trains with best dining car service. For full particulars contact G A A Deane Jr at 200 Sentinel Building Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Utah
Colorado
Arkansas
Lexas
Louisiana
Pacific Coast
G. A. A. Deane, Jr
Sentinel
Indianapolis
Youngest Civil War drummer William Aylo r dies in Shamokin
William Aylo r, who died in Shamokin Pennsylvania, was famed as the youngest Union soldier. Enlisted at age 12 in the 84th Pennsylvania Infantry at Huntingdon on August 15 1861, he served intermittently and later re enlisted as a private in the 15th Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Aylor
Shamokin
Eighty-fourth Pennsylvania Infantry
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania
Bankers Pool $5 Million Reserve To Stabilize Money Market
In Buffalo the bishop claimed a dozen men could checkmate any money panic. Soon after, six New York bankers including J Pierpont Morgan James Stillman and J F Baker formed a $5,000,000 reserve loan pool to be drawn on during tight markets, triggering a drop in Wall Street quotes from ten to four per cent within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Buffalo
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
James Stillman
J. F. Baker
Wall Street
Stone butter and earth flavors used as bread spread worldwide
The article notes that in many regions people eat clay on bread as a substitute for butter, calling it stone butter in Germany. It mentions earth baked in bread in northern Sweden and sold in markets across Italy, Sardinia, Persia, Nubia, and other tropical lands, suggesting a distant origin from the earths’ natural flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sweden
Italian
Sardinia
Persia
Nubia
German scientist develops gas method to kill ship rats
Prof Koch of Germany has devised a method to exterminate rats aboard ships. In Hamburg an experiment on the Bulgaria placed rats in cages in the hold then filled the hold with a gas. The rats died, and the apparatus was then used to move cages on deck. The system is to be adopted by the German navy and major steamship lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Koch
Germany
Bulgaria
Hamburg
Gas electroid could power future tires invents self luminous tires
The gas electroid by Prof Rych nowski is said to condense into greenish blue elastic balls suitable for automobile tires. It is self luminous removing the need for outdoor lamps at night and supposedly makes travel through country lanes pleasant as vegetation grows and ripe strawberries appear along banks. The inventor envisions wide welcome for motorists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rychnowski
India
Rose hedges clear snowbound rail lines in Hungary
Provence rose hedges were planted to protect Southern Hungary railway lines from drifting snow. Rose trees grew to five to six feet and proved effective, leading to more hedges and consistently clear tracks in severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Provence
Mixed US legislature moves and public safety notes
Reported actions include the house passing the military academy and federal judiciary salary bills, the senate debating statehood and an Indian appropriation bill, and a gala of other minor measures. Also noted are Chicago coal sales, bullion theft in transit, a fatal bridge fall, fog related wrecks, and various regional incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Military Academy
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
Messrs. Rawlins
Utah
Beveridge
Indiana
Philippines
McMillan
Michigan
Hanover College President Receives Major Library Gift
President Fisher of Hanover College in Madison Indiana announces a $25 000 donation from Mrs Eliza C Hendricks widow of ex Vice President Thomas A Hendricks for the construction of a library in memory of her husband. The report lists other national news items including a Maryland cattle import prohibition a North China warning and the Park Avenue tunnel verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Hanover College
Madison
Ind
Eliza C. Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Smith
Maryland
California
Virginia
China
Drummond Tobacco Co
East St. Louis
Ill
New York Central Railroad Co
Park Avenue Tunnel
Court of Appeals
Henry G. Dimon
White Calf
Miles
Washington
Wounded Knee
Bank of Otoe
Cutting & Willett
Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Leavenworth
Kan
Philippines
George Murphy
James Fisher
Edwin Coffin
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
William Ziegler Arctiec
Tromsoe
Norway
North Pole
Ziegler
Marquette
Mich
Houghton
New York Bay
New York Central No. 6
Liberty Island
Bay Ridge
Representative Bristow
New York
Congress
United States
John T. McDonough
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Tacoma
Queenstown
Staten Island
South America
Evans City
South Pennsylvania Oil Co
Elmer Rechner
Roy Covert
Alex Bane
James Wray
Franklin County
Bettie
John Thomas
Benjamin F. Ory
St. Charles Parish
New Orleans
Thomas
Sheriff Ory
Richmond P. Hobson
Merrimac Fame
Washington Navy Yard
Wellington
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co
Weinstock, Lubin & Co
Sacramento
Cal
Frank Rasebolt
al Pritchard
Charles Ward
Rockaway Beach
L. I
Ward Brothers
Newburgh
N. Y
Saratoga Lake
House
Senate
Deadly Southern Pacific wreck near Vailsburg shocks Tucson
A two train collision near Vailsburg Arizona caused fire from oil tanks. Twenty four dead and forty seven injured. Telegraph operator Clough blamed. engineers and conductors cleared. Coroner’s jury views remains and tallies 24 killed with deaths possibly rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clough
Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroad
Vailsburg
M. Hilton
Cambridge
Mass
J. W. Bruce
W. R. Wilkey
George McGrath
Frederico Romero
Juarez
Mex
H. W. Hartman
Saginaw
Mich
Frederick Donahue
Battle Creek
Ben Sawyer
A. B. Silverton
New York
G. S. Gilbert
Ben Bradsford
Mayhill
N. Y
S. F. Glidden
Dr. Meyers
Springfield
Ohio
Aglar
Esmond
Crescent City
Oakland Mole
Stoufee
Bruce and
Wallace
Scriven and
Parker
Culver
Southern Pacific
Vail’s
J. M. Hilton
Warm Senate Debate Over Philippines Courts Martial Action
Senators Rawlins and Beveridge clashed in the Senate Chamber over a resolution directing the War Secretary to provide proceedings of Philippine courts martial. Rawlins invoked the death of Father Augustin as murder in cold blood, drawing Beveridge’s demand for details on who committed the crime. Carmack and Proctor joined the exchange defending or challenging accusations against army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Beveridge
Senate
Washington
Secretary of War
Philippines
Father Augustin
Carmack
Proctor
Cornelius M. Brownell
National House Committee Concludes Coal Price Probe
Boston January 29 The committee on merchant marine and fisheries finishes hearings into the New England coal situation finding a coal operators’ combination raising prices. Testimony shows coal bought at 5 to 6 dollars per ton sold for 12 to 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
National House of Representatives
Trello Captured After Fierce Clairton Clash
Angelo Trello the Italian suspect in the Clairton shootings was captured by Clairton citizens in a foreigner camp near Clairton. He fought violently, was clubbed nearly to death, then taken to McKeesport hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trello
Pittsburg
Angelo Trello
Clairton
McKeesport
Fatal Snowslide Kills Three Miners in Park City
A snow slide in Park City Utah on January 28 swept from a high mountain and engulfed the Quincy shaft house killing three miners outright and injuring several others. The slide also caused extensive damage as it crushed the shaft building and damaged surrounding structures in the valley below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City
Utah
Quincy Shaft House
Break in Connecticut Railway Motormen Strike
Waterbury Connecticut January 29 The first break in the strike by motormen and conductors of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co occurs at a meeting last night Frank Miller an old employee is told there are objections to his return as inspector He says he will go to work this morning He is fined 50 and expelled from the union and asked to leave the room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co
Frank Miller
Heavy January Storm Ravages Intermountain West
Salt Lake City reports the heaviest January storm in 13 years raging for 48 hours. Snow piles in mountain gorges to deep accumulations while ranges and deserts see unprecedented precipitation. Winnemucca Nevada logs 13 inches of snow and telegraph service west of Ogden is disrupted with train delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Winnemucca
Nevada
Ogden
Hotel proprietor's double tragedy shocks Forest County
Oil City reporting that John L Fiddler, owner of the Forest Hotel in Marienville Forest County, shot and killed his wife in the hotel yesterday then fatally shot himself in the forehead. He died at 9 o'clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
John L. Fiddler
Forest Hotel
Marienville
Forest County
Fire at Anderson Tin Plate Plant Displaces 500 Workers
A fire at the American Tin Plate Co. plant in Anderson Indiana last night damaged the boilers and machinery valued at 40 000 dollars. The blaze left about five hundred workers unemployed until repairs are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
American Tin Plate Co
Joint Wage Conference Opens In Indianapolis
The joint wage conference of miners and operators in the central competitive coal district began in Indianapolis with about 250 operators and 400 miners attending. Key issues include wage demands and a threatened mine suspension if demands are not met, while Indiana operators oppose increases citing prior raises. The first scale committee session followed with no decisions reached on the miners proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Mr. Penna
W. H. Haskins
Pine Run
C. &. Scroggs
Illinois
Big Donation To Southern Schools From Rockefeller
The general educational board organized in Washington with members including W H Baldwin J M Curry John D Rockefeller Jr and George Peabody. John D Rockefeller subscribes 100000 a year for ten years to support rural free schools in the south and national educational efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Washington
General Educational Board
Congress
United States
W. H. Baldwin
Wallace Butterick
J. M. Curry
Frederick T. Gales
Daniel C. Gillmore
Morris K. Jesup
Robert C. Ogden
Walter H. Page
George Foster Peabody
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Albert Shaw
Baldwin
Peabody
Mr. Butterick
Nassau Street
New York
Wrecked Pittsburg Trolley Cars Destroyed In Collision
A January 30 collision near Forward avenue between a Homestead branch car and a second trolley caused a fire that burned both cars. About a score of passengers were injured including Thomas B. Davis who is fatally hurt internally. Others named include J H Leinhart Miss Alice Dugan Mrs Sarah Gray John McLaughlin and William H Clark. Traffic halted for hours as the wreckage burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Railways Traction Co
Thomas B. Davis
J. H. Leinhart
Braddock
Alice Dugan
Homestead
Sarah Gray
John McLaughlin
William H. Clark
Forward Avenue
McKinley Memorial Dinner Held by West Side Republicans
At the Waldorf Astoria the West Side Republican club honored President McKinley with their annual dinner. More than 660 Republicans attended with Richard T. Greene presiding, Shaw and Payne in attendance, and speakers including Mayor Low and Rev. Frank M. Bristol, former pastor of McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William McKinley
West Side
Republican Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Richard T. Greene
Hel scher convicted in attempt on anarchist De Cleyer
Herman Helscher a young cigarmaker was found guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill for shooting Voltaire De Cleyec on December 19. He received six years and nine months in prison, saying the target barred him from a social science club and his livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herman Helscher
Voltairine de Cleyec
Helscher
Social Science Club
Big Flour mill Shuts as Rail Freight Congestion Hits Minneapolis
The Washburn-Crosby Co. big A mill in Minneapolis has closed due to railcar shortages hindering flour removal. Freight congestion in Chicago is impacting Minneapolis operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bown
Minneapolis
Minn
Washburn-Crosby Co
Chicago
Two Men Killed at a Crossing in Darlington
Crawfordsville Ind Jan 30 A Vandalia special train struck a buggy at a crossing near Darlington yesterday killing Benjamin Gillon and Thomas Grisman both prominent businessmen of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Darlington
Benjamin Gillon
Thomas Grisman
Express and Freight Trains Collide Killing Two in Hazleton Area
Hazleton area report of a head on collision between a Wilkesbarre to Philadelphia express and a freight near Lofty. Two railroad workers killed and multiple injuries including a colored porter. a second incident in Springfield Ohio where a Big Four passenger train hit a street car injuring eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loftin
Big Four
Springfield
Hazleton
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
Schuylkill Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lofty
Robert Moyer
Fred Gearhardt
Israel Carey
John
Harry Hayward
Hazleton Hospital
Addie Wheeler
Anna Bailey
A. D. Wilkinson
Dun's Weekly Trade Review Notes Fuel Scarcity Patch
Dun’s Weekly Review of Trade reports general business prosperity but fuel shortages persist. Transporters and mild weather ease the issue while coal favoritism slows other goods, rail earnings rise 5.7 percent, iron and steel face furnace closures, and many plants operate with limited hours amid delayed pig iron deliveries. weekly U S failures total 243 vs 301 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Connellsville
United States
Canada
Fire Damages Power House and Trolley Lines
A transformer explosion at the Niagara Falls Power and Conduit Co. power house caused a blaze that destroyed thousands of dollars in machinery. Repair crews began replacing damaged cable and arranged power from the Niagara Falls Hydraulic Power and Manufacturing Co. to run the local and Buffalo trolley routes. Twenty of the fifty five Lockport factories halted operations due to the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara Falls Power and Conduit Co
Niagara Falls Hydraulic Power and Manufacturing Co
Buffalo
Lockport
Patent Office 1902 Report Shows Many Patents Issued
The 1902 commissioner of patents report lists 49 902 patent applications and 27 776 patents issued along with 110 reissued patents 2 006 trademarks registered 767 labels and 158 prints registered. Patent expirations reached 23 331 and receipts exceeded expenditures by 159 514 with DC residents obtaining the most patents per capita at 1 to 1 080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Patents
District of Columbia
Slope accident at Old Telegraph mine kills two children
Salt Lake City Utah Jan 31 An accident on a slope at the Old Telegraph mine in Bing ham yesterday wrecked James Johnsons miner residence and instantly killed his sons aged 3 and 5. The ground sank splitting the house. the killed children were in the swallowed half. Johnson his wife and three other children escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bingham
James Johnson
Johnson
Firemen to Get More Pay In Western Santa Fe Lines
Los Angeles January 31 General Manager Feltz of the Santa Fe lines west of Albuquerque announced wage increases for firemen on all western lines. The raise will be 5 to 6 percent, below the firemen's request for 10 to 15 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Feltz
Santa Fe Lines
Albuquerque
Eby Wins World Pool Championship Match
Pittsburg reports Grant Eby defeats William Clearwater in the world pool championship three nights of play, final score 600 to 496. Eby retains the title as the current champion in a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby
Clearwater
Pittsburg
Grant Eby
Union Pacific Strike Intensifies Over Piece Work Plan
Omaha Neb Jan 31 President Burt of Union Pacific met with striking shopmen to renew talks after New York discussions failed. Terminology notes that workers refuse piece work and will extend the strike to the Southern Pacific system. McNeil of the Boilermakers spoke for the strikers and warned of broader action with AFL backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Burt
Union Pacific Railroad
New York
Southern Pacific
McNeil
National Association of Boilermakers
Thomas L. Wilson
Machinists’ Union
American Federation of Labor
NEW GERMAN TARIFF Affects U S Trade, Mason Warns
Consul General Mason reports German tariff changes will take 12 to 18 months to go into effect and will raise duties on grain, wheat, horses, bicycles, shoes, lumber, machinery, and railway material, harming U S exports unless reciprocity treaties alter the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Washington
State Department
United States
Berlin
Germany
Embezzlement Charge Shocks San Juan Mayor
Gov. Hunt issues order removing Manuel Egozcue as mayor of San Juan Porto Rico after new proofs of negligence and wrongdoing surface. Criminal action remains pending and Attorney General Harlan cites a $95 157 loss in a single expenditure as part of broad municipal fraud and incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Hunt
Manuel Egozecue
Harlan
Egozcue
Test Case May Free 50 Illinois Convicts
In Joliet Illinois a writ of habeas corpus will challenge a technicality in the criminal code. Affected are 50 convicts serving manslaughter or criminal assault sentences. The 1895 indeterminate sentence law excluded these crimes and a subsequent act may have removed them from the code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Illinois
Will County
Three Sisters Reports W. H. Smith Sinking Near Ocean View
Newport News reporters say the oyster schooner W. H. Smith sank near Ocean View yesterday. It is believed that five crew members including John Collier and John W. Young and three black sailors perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Three Sisters
W. H. Smith
Ocean View
John Collier
John W. Young
Steamers Get News Service From Reuter for Lucania
The Cunard steamer Lucania, departed New York last Saturday and due at Queenstown today, will receive 100 words of news via wireless from Reuter's Telegram Co. filed with Marconi. The system will cover 20 to 30 miles from Brow Head, delivering news only a few hours before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter’s Telegram Co
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co
Cunard Line
Lucania
New York
Queenstown
Brow Head
Crescent City Run Aground On Fish Rock Off Mendocino
The steam schooner Crescent City ran on Fish Rock during a gale near the Mendocino coast. About 25 passengers and crew took refuge on the rock as the Scotia, signalled, launched a boat and rescued seven. The life saving chair failed to launch due to wind, and 15 still remained on the rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Crescent City
Fish Rock
Mendocino
Scotia
eScota
Point Arena
Pass Offer to Legislators Declared Misdemeanor
Albany Jan 31 Attorney General Cuneen writes an opinion holding that offering a transportation pass to a member of the legislature is a misdemeanor and that acceptance by a legislator would be a misdemeanor and could lead to forfeiture of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Cuneen
Gulf Stream ashore near Cape May may be total loss
The steam ship Gulf Stream en route from New York to Philadelphia with a general cargo is ashore 11 miles north of Cape May New Jersey. The vessel is expected to be a total loss but the crew are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gulf Stream
New York
Cape May
N. J
Rioting and National Guard Deployed Over Waterbury Trolley Strike
Waterbury Connecticut faced a major riot after a Saturday trolley strike with eight First Regiment and five Second Regiment companies, plus two Gatling guns, activated by Governor Chamberlain. The mob attacked non union workers and cars were repeatedly vandalized while police struggled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut National Guard
Gov. Chamberlain
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co
Frost
Norwalk
Pretender's forces routed near Tangier
Tangier February 2 The sultan of Morocco’s army under Eli Menemhi routed the Moorish pretender’s forces at dawn near Bu Hamara. The camp, provisions, ammunition and artillery were captured. Reports from Fez confirm a decisive victory though the pretender’s capture is disputed. Bu Hamara’s fate remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Bu Hamara
Fez
Eli Menebhi
Miners Kill Russian Worker in Pa. Mine District
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on February 2 Constanta Sobrilefski a Russian and local miner was kicked and stabbed to death by twenty one of his fellow miners after a Saturday night dance. Powell Ladofski confessed and he with twenty others were arrested for the slaying near the Boston mine breaker at Larksville three miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commission
el Paso
Tex
Almagordo
N. M
Dog Canyon
New East River
Patrick McDermott
McDermott
Williamsburg
United States
Canadian
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Montana
Ludington
Quartermaster Barker
N Saki
Dix
Seattle
Stanley Soap Co
New York City
Victor Rieche
West Virginia
Light & Heat Co
Tangier
Bu Hamara
Morocco
Great Northern
Buffalo
N. Y
The
Northern Steamship Co
New York Central
Pennsylvania, Erie, Lehigh and Lackawanna
Erie, Lehigh and Lackawanna
Brown Hoisting Machine Co
Cleveland
International Association of Bridge and Structural Workers
Isabella Furnaces
Detroit, Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Dearborn
Mich
St. Stephen's Theological College
Annandale
Samuel A. Chapman
Boston
New York Board of Aldermen
Washington
Annapolis
Raymond Bowman
Charleston
S. C
Miss Hall
Wilkesbarre
Constanta Sobrilefski
Plymouth
Larksville
Powell Ladofski
Chinese Arms Surge Alarm Honolulu after China Arrival
The steamship China arrived from Hong Kong and Yokohama on the way to San Francisco bringing word of large arms and ammunition imports by Chinese in violation of international accord. Vessels disguised as trading boats reportedly haul war materiel into the interior as the reform element plots to topple the Manchurian dynasty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
China
Hong Kong
Yokohama
San Francisco
Trains Plunge Into Mississippi River. Family of Six Drowned
In Vicksburg Mississippi two freight cars broke away on the Queen and Crescent line at a railway incline and crashed into the river. One car carried a family of six all of whom perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Queen and Crescent
Memorial Service Eulogies for Senator McMillan
The house met at noon Sunday to pronounce eulogies in memory of the late Senator McMillan of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator McMillan
Michigan
Ice gorge floods Port Deposit harbour causing damage
The lower part of Port Deposit Maryland is inundated by rising Susquehanna River water after an ice gorge. Masses of ice have surged onto the wharves and caused damage to low lying property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Deposit
Susquehanna River
Destructive Fire Ravages Cairo Cooper Shop and Buggy Warehouse
A blaze in Cairo Illinois yesterday destroyed the Halliday Bros cooper shop and the Three States Buggy Co warehouse housing hundreds of carriages. Five Illinois Central railroad cars were burned as well. Total losses exceed $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ill
Cooper Shop
Halliday Bros
Three States Buggy Co
Illinois Central
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Defiance Express
Chas. J. Thompson
JRT ST
Defiance
Editi
Northwestern Telephone
Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
McKinley
the Grim Reaper
World OF Trade
Patent Police Report
Union Pacific Strike
Pretender
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