Fort Wayne Hosts 28th Annual Encampment and Conventions
The document notes the twenty-eighth annual encampment in Fort Wayne Indiana for veterans and their families. It mentions Department of Indiana Glory and several conventions including WOR and the fourteenth annual GOA Ladies convention. It describes entertainment, shelter, and meals for guests, plus a large fundraising effort and planned activities during the gathering. Separate items reference a death by suicide near Lake Michigan, alleged prison embezzlement confessions, theft with a weaponized pipe, a serious injury from a gas explosion, a courtroom verdict in a separate case, and a large fire in Latelier area causing about $6000 in losses across multiple blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Indiana
Ladies of the
GOA, RR
Fort Warne
Ind
Ejtw
Eithtens
Dads Matsah Petar Gram
Veterians
Thei Hidjes
Ohio Will Mystery Stirs Wellsville after Reilly Death
Testimony places James W. L. Reilly of Wellsville Ohio as owner of a fortune valued around two hundred thousand dollars his will said to dispose of vast city real estate and care for the state if heirs fail probate shows he left no known relatives and the state via Attorney General Elis moves to appoint a custodian to collect rents and repair properties amid rumors of a late will and a Civil War veteran former colonel and brigadier general Gen Reilly died eighteen months ago and left a large estate guarded by legal steps in Lisbon and Wellsville contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon
James WL Reilly
Weillsvill
Ohio
Reilly
Elis
Jobin Os. McNutt
Salem
Get
Lisbon
Wellsville
Gen
Columbiana County
Tie
Omerhindred
Ohio Voluunteer
Rail workers win higher pay as agreement reached
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen reached a settlement with railroads over wages for about 15,000 firemen and engineers. The pact covers compensation, with discussions reflecting similar terms across the industry and eased labor tensions.
Wyoming Millionaires Held In Chesename Case
In Chesename Ware the special tedecat gro jay ceased at the request of Assistant United States Attorney General Surch. Hlobroek, president of the Wyoming Coal Mining Company, and McCartha a former bagst ress passeciite face indictments for allegedly defrauding the county. Lona Dany Sligolaw and Robert McPhhilemes are cited in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesename
Ware
Cantal
Attornes Gaaveral
Eaniust Bom
Hlobroek
Wyoming Coal Mining Companys
Monarch
MlcCartha
Bagstress Passeciite
Talbrook
I. FE
Lona Dany Sligolaw
Robert McPhhilemes
Bhiar
New York Car Fire Kills One Fireman During Multi vehicle Crash
A major New York City fire destroyed a block encompassing Lenox to Seventh Avenues and Vaya Streets. Captain J Kean died under a collapsing wall as flames consumed a large car and trolley system. The incident involved a combined car chase and transformer, with extensive property loss estimated at millions. The report also notes a separate Carnegie Institute gift and clerical apology over a caricature book, with further derailments and freight trains mentioned in passing.
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New York
Realways Company
Lenox
Seventh Avenues
Elee
J. Kean
Grow Was Swindled and Extorted Over His Death
Friends of the late Galusha Grow of Pennsylvania suspect blackmail by swindlers who used a woman to threaten his name and fortune. Grow, a former congressman, paid thousands to protect his reputation as he faced mounting fears in the final months of life. Relatives received no official notice about potential claims on his estate following his death in Glenwood on March 84. His remaining assets included non taxable securities and personal property valued well above 1000.00, despite prior debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Tle
Imuel
Worn
Mr. Grow
Nin
Grow
Congress
Tie
Glenwood
Poisons Used to Aid Robbery in Kansas Kill Two Men
A stranger lured two Kansas farmers near Burlington with drugged whisky killing Joseph McBuleess and Loxef Salaval. The assailant reportedly intended robbery and fled the scene. In Memphis, Tenn., Mispha set fire to clothing and died in the flames during a police rescue effort.
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Stranger
Kansas
Joseph McBuleess
Borrlingtom
Kau
Batis Joe Titedb
Me Shothee
Father
Dhey
Phey Wee Chen
Patterns burned in yard incident at League Island
Readable text describes a yard at League Island Philadelphia where a pattern shop and equipment were burned in a fire. Losses are estimated between STALODO and SPW, and the fate of vexsect patterns remains unclear while repairs are planned.
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League Island
Philadelphia
Strow
SPW
Court rules Pines belong to island jurisdiction not United States
Storeane Court declares Pines an integral part of Cota for government relations and imposes levies on goods from the Dele of Tines, asserting it does not belong to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fleet Pines
Cota
Three Feet of Snow Delays Northern Michigan Throughout
Northern Michigan endured its worst snowstorm of the decade with more than three feet of snow. Telegraph and streetcar service were crippled, postal mail fell behind, and railways struggled to keep tracks open as strong winds and cold air added to the disruption.
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Michigen
Crow Lodges Inside Grand Opera House After Incident
Robert M. Crow, 22, is hospitalized with injuries after an incident at the Grand Opera House in Pittsburg. He suffered a severe head wound and is listed in serious condition with no clear recovery date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Pittsburg
Robert MM. Crow
Crow
Lunacy Commission case in Missouri court defers action
In Spenceredd Mo the Criminal Court hears Dirkind Th Moore accused of disturbing his sweetheart Chita West. Defense asks appointment of a guardian ad litem as the court takes the motion under advisement.
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Dirkind Th. Moore
Chita West
Wieather Dm
Criminal Court
Spidenedd
Mo. Vormers
Oskeadb
Maccomsaise Socom
Tieneey
Moore
Idee Linear
Hunt Marries Mrs Bassett in Washington Ceremony
Reverend EL Lawrence Pbaout, retired Presbyterian minister, marries Mrs Panny Rice Driftsert who had been divorced by Charles Chester Dusseth in Washington amid allegations of misconduct with a pastor.
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Hunt
Bassett
EL Lawrence Pbaut
Panny Rice
Charles Chester Dusseth
Washington
Tastor
Broom Factory Destroyed in Fire at Amsterdam Site
The Amsterdam Yo Tirogin Company, the country’s largest independent broom maker, saw its plat destroyed by flames. No loss was reported. William Sullivan of the Arc department suffered injuries from a falling wall.
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Amsterdam (Nl Yo Tirogin Company
William Sullivan
Arc Department
Bitlis Earthquake Turkiye Town in Turmoil
Dispatch from Rev Heyal M Cole, American mission head in Bitlis, reports a major quake at Mereh on March 20 causing 28 shocks in forty years. More than 200 of 4,000 houses collapsed, many structures damaged, eight dead with others wounded, widespread poverty and suffering across Bitlis and surrounding villages.
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Heyal M. Cole
Bitlis
Dbitlis
Ferenaga
Mereh
Ergerum
Hiths
Kansas grants conditional pardon to Willie Sells for 1886 murders
Governor Tach of Kansas grants a conditional pardon to Willie Sells, the quadruple murderer jailed since 1886. Sells may not exhibit himself for pay or public display as part of the terms while serving a life sentence with prior sentences noted.
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Hoch
Gov. Tach
Kansas
Willie Sells
Kansas Penitentiary
TSSS
Sells
Erieam
Aoson
Watts
Aid Aosen
Willie
Hich
Gavin
Pia
Motier Wins Incubator Baby Case at St Louis World Fair
Mrs. Charlotte Bleakley of Lawrence is declared the mother of an incubator baby exhibited at the St. Louis World’s Fair. The ruling reverses Phineas County Court and upholds the Circuit Court of Illinois, confirming Bleakley’s parental rights after the child was placed in an incubator and later taken by adopters.
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St. Louis
da Nss
Styrene Verret
Clarlotte Bleakley
Lawrence
WG. Barkley
Dentist slays wealthy wife in Far Rockaway murder
Dr S S Guy killed his wife Lifhan in their home in Far Rockaway New York. Lifhan was daughter of the late Bendanin Bo Mett once owner of half of Far Rockaway. Guy, a dentist and coroner, was drinking when the tragedy occurred. Attorney General Stead reported two weeks into the Alton Railroad wreck inquiry that action against the Harriman syndicate could hurt innocent investors.
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S. S. Guy
Far Rockaway
WN. Y. Ler
Samuel So Gt
Far Lockaway
Lifhan
Dt Mottwae
Jay
Bendanin Bo Mett
Farlockaway
Der
Gayden
Illinois
Stead
Alton
EL Tp
Harriman
Woman Not to Hang in Murder Case
Governor Polk commutes the death sentence of Mrs Aggie Myers of Kansas City and Frank Tottinin of Higginsville to life imprisonment for the murder of Clarence Myers. They will be sent to the state penitentiary in Jefferson City. Wealthy farmer Woodson S Morris, 70, is guilty of first degree murder in Newkirk Oklahoma. Cassidy and Meeks are mentioned in the same report.
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Aggie Myers
Kansas City
Frank Tottinin
Higsinsville
Clingence Myers
Polk
State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Newkirk
Okki
Woodson S. Morris
Sears
Ated
Panis Cassidy
Eed
Tsovears
Meeks
Mormons Aid Chinese Famine Relief in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City at the final session of the Seventieth Meno conference Mormons voted twenty tons of flour for famine relief in China. The flour will come from tithing stoves and be turned over to the Red Cross Society.
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Salt Lake City
Ned Cross Society
Ida von Claussen Seeks White House Address Denied
Mrs. Ida von Claussen seeking a fitness address at the White House was refused by an assistant to Secretary Voeb and she wrote to the President requesting appointment of a hinacy commission.
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White House
Ida von Claussen
White Plouse
Mineister Graves
Hie
Oscar
Sweden
Voeb
Trade and commerce show cautious improvement after Easter
Dun's Review notes generally favorable trade in spring merchandise with strong wholesale activity and improved collections. Lending remains robust, deliveries quicker as traffic improves, and steel delivery limited by mill capacity. Textile markets quieting but output steady. commodity exchanges recovering from Easter effects.
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Dun
Western Railway
Dusiness
Clinadina
Humir Bo
Pradstreet
Chicago trade shows steady advance amid new demand signals
In Chicago the spring trade shows show steady gains in leading branches despite a city election halting primary market dealings. Breadsquuffs and livestock were loaned, but factory production, wholesaling and forwarding of finished goods and general merchandise surpass two years earlier. First quarter failures totaled 296, down from 350 a year ago and 3860 in 1905.
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Chicago
Dun
Commodity Prices by City in 19th Century Markets
A dense ledger of farm and grain prices across multiple cities. Hogs and cattle values appear alongside wheat corn oats rye and butter in varying grades. Listings cover Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo with price ranges and quality labels.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
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