Fifty Two Die As Hotel Zum Eirseben Collapses In Germany
A disaster in Nagord Black Forest South Germany kills fifty two and injures seventy as the hotel Zum Eirseben collapses. The roof had just been placed and crowd festivities may have contributed to the tragedy. In St Louis Missouri ground subsidence has three local areas sinking fifteen feet causing home removals and $15000 in damages. Governor Pattison of Ohio moved to Christ hospital Cincinnati after secret departure from Columbus on a special train with Mrs Pattison and their son John Pattison and Dr Holt.
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Nagord
Black Forest
South Germaany
Zum Eirseben
Beilding
Noor
St. Louis Ie
Eitan
Esther
Stiphur
St. Louis
Depres
Pattison
Governor Pattison
Ohio
Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
Union Station
Columbus
Evening Times Plant Destroyed In Butato Fire
Fire swept the four story Evening Times building at Butato New York destroying print shop equipment including nine finotype machines and two new presses. Norman E Mack publisher Democratic National Committeeman confirms the loss and notes insurance coverage. The estimated damage totals about 200000 dollars.
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Evening Times
Butato
N. Y
Times
Norman E. Mack
Survivor Found After March 41 Mine Disaster Rescue
One more survivor from the Sallua mine disaster near Courrivres is rescued after twenty five days underground. Berthou is the rescuer and the survivor was found in pitiable condition unable to walk or talk.
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Lens
France
Sallua
Courrivres
Berthou
Prison Burns as Convicts Battle Fire at Rankin Farm
A blaze destroyed the state convict farm buildings in Rankin County near Jackson Mississippi. About 150 white convicts occupied the prison and all joined in fighting the flames. Fifty head of stock and substantial provisions and implements were lost. Total damage estimated at sixty thousand dollars.
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Rankin County
Jackson
Miss
Life Prisoner Burns Escapes From Mantorville Jail
John Burns alias Frank A. McVey a noted criminal escaped Mantorville Minnesota jail after a December murder of Marshal Ole Ntarvey of Huayfield who had tried to arrest him during a general store robbery. McVey had pleaded guilty and was once a Wheaton Illinois resident.
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John Burns
Frank A. McVey
Mantorville
Minn
Jie
Ole Ntarvey
Huayfield
Burns
McVey
Wheaton
Ills
Red Men Train Wreck Injures Ten in Indiana
A special train carrying 800 Red Men from Rushville district meeting wrecked at Richmond Indiana due to a caved in fill on the railroad. Ten members were injured in the incident.
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Chicago, Cincinnti & Louisville
Rushville
Richmond
Ind
Wreck on the Burlington near St Michael Nebraska
Burlington passenger train No 41 derailed near St Michael Nebraska injuring the aggageman and two or three passengers. Officials say the accident was caused by roadbed softening from recent rains.
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Burlington
St. Michael
Neb
Theaggageman
High Tower Collapse at Ottawa House of Commons
A new over one hundred foot tower at the Ottawa House of Commons collapsed near completion causing thousands of dollars in damage. Seven workmen narrowly escaped with their lives. A Honolulu front reports the steamer Moana found 121 people drowned in the Tahiti hurricane disaster.
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House of Commons
Ottawa
Ont
Honolulu
Moana
Tahiti
Dowie 18 Deposed as Zion Is Reorganized
Zion council ousts John Alexander Dowie amid a revolt led by Overseer Voliva in Shiloh Tabernacle Alton City. Five thousand supporters back reforms to rehabilitate Zion as Dowie faces reorganization of church property and possible guardianship, while Jane Dowie pleads amid tears.
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John Alexander Dowie
Zion
Dowie
Uis
Zion Council of Overseers
Voliva
Shiloh Tabernacle
Alon City
Cucaga
Moses
Guage
Mexico
Jane Dowie
Speicher
Apostle
Zaiun
Michigan Mourns Boss Weeks and Football Chaos Across Colleges
University of Michigan students mourn Boss Weeks at 1902 captain’s funeral from typhoid fever. Weeks hailed as Michigan’s greatest field general and a favorite among students. The era’s pro baseball uncertainty notes White Sox, Braves, Athletics pennants. Wisconsin football chaos follows abrupt abolition, trainers resign as teams desert.
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St. Louis Americans
University of Michigan
Boss Weeks
Weeks
Jie
Michigan
Chicago White Sox
Bostongs
Athletics
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Pittsburgs
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Columbia
Congress Debates Railroad Bill and Appropriations
The Senate and House tackle railroad rate and consular reform bills with leaders like Clay Newlands and Lodge guiding votes. Progress reported on the army department reorganization and a dam project at St Joseph river plus passage of the 30 million legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill and the Kiowa Comanche Apache land settlement.
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Senate
Messrs
Clay
Carmack
Newlands
Miedjen Department of the Army
St. Joseph River
Berrien Springs
Mich
Lodge
Long
Whitehouse
Multon
Oregon
Nelson
Geyhorn
Mr. Tilman
John S. Williams & Sons
Richmond
Chesapeake and I Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Virginia
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Andrew D. White
Board of Regents
Smithsonian Institution
Mallory
Daniel
Public Service
United States
Rio Janeiro
State Department
South
Far West
Oklahoma
Stephens
Texas
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Fitzgerald
New York
Post Office
Overstreet
Indiana
Trade conditions amid coal strike fears and spring activity
The Chicago market shows strong demand and ample supplies despite anticipated coal mine shutdowns. Wholesale shipments remain large with farm tools hardware and sporting goods in demand. Spring field work revives farming and grain protection amid late snowfall, while mercantile collections stay solid and overall production remains high. Weather unsettled but improving. analysts expect localized coal strike impact and continued fuel availability.
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Itt
Chicago
Nmumber
Dan
Review of Trade
New York
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Prairie and City Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grains
Regional market report lists Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Toledo prices for cattle hogs sheep and various grains. Prices vary by grade with primes and futures indicated across multiple cities and commodities including wheat corn oats rye barley and clover seed prime.
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Prine
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
Former Auditor Sherrick Sentenced to Penitentiary
Bayid J. Sherrick, former Indiana auditor, was convicted of embezzling about 120000 while in office and sentenced to 2 to 21 years in prison. A juror’s pretrial opinion of guilt was deemed not grounds for a new trial after testimony showed juror bias.
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Bayid J. Sherrick
Eombel
Weid
Sherrick
Fudge McCullough
Syndicate Plans Dig In Northern Indiana Sand District
A syndicate, composition unknown, has taken options on about 20 000 acres in Lake County near New Buffalo to establish a major steel industry. They aim to reclaim hills and boggy marshes and secure sites for large industries, with most titles already acquired.
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Plana
Indiana
X Syndicate
Lake County
Monster Steel Industry
New Buffalo
Piano Tuned by Telephone In North Manchester
M J Archer of a Marion piano firm repaired a piano by telephone while in North Manchester. He called the home of Thomas Pilkington in South Bend and spoke with Misa Pilkington who adjusted tensions under his directions. Archer then praised the tone after a subsequent keyboard test.
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M. J. Archer
Marion
Manchester
Thomas Pilkington
South Bend
Misa Pilkington
Archer
Miss Pilkington
Break Through a Posse: Murder Suspects Escape to Kentucky
John Robey and Oliver Haycock, suspects in Deputy Sheriff Harry Smith’s murder and constable Robert McCabe’s wounding, escaped across the Ohio River into Kentucky. Authorities fear they are heavily armed and a patrol remains along the river as a manhunt continues.
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Ohio River
Kentucky
John Robey
Oliver Haycock
Harry Smith
Robert McCabe
Robey
Orleans
Slaycock
Gas Blast Crashes Dunkard Church in West Goshen
An acetylene gas tank exploded in a Dunkard church cellar during services, wrecking the building and injuring several worshipers. Samuel Hoke died from flying timber while Milton Hoover and Noah Gonger suffered severe burns and injuries as worshipers fled.
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Dunkard
Thukard
West Goshen
Samuel Hoke
Miltton Hoover
Noah Gonger
Sgats
Teacher Saves Pupil Life From Burning Clothing
Miss Daisy Rogers a school leaver at Underwood saved a pupil when the child’s clothing caught fire. She tore away the burning garments. the girl escaped with slight injuries while Miss Rogers burned her hands in the act. Car negie hero fund managers will be called to recognize the deed.
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Carnegie Hero Fund
Daisy Rogers
Underwood
Miss Rogers
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Spain
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Kansas
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C. W. Eedes
Ralston Spa
XN. Y
Delaware and Windsor Trailroad
Williams
Indiana — State News
Syndicate
Maran
Thomas Douglass
Chicago and Eastern
Brazil
George Garlach
St. Johns
Garlach
Samuel Murray
Anthlatry
Sol. Rice
DI Boonville
Becaus
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