Defy Suprem Court and Robber Shootout Reported
The Standard Oil Company lawyers defied the Ohio Supreme Court to produce company books, claiming private property and threatening habeas corpus. In Chicago, six highwaymen robbed H F C S Baarsman store at 822 Twenty-first Street. officers Wallner and McCauley were wounded, Wallner died, while McCauley will recover. Gomez plans unite Cuba and Santo Domingo under one government to challenge U.S. influence and reshape the Caribbean order.
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Ohio Supreme Cruct
Kline
Hf. C. S
Boorman
Carlson
Gomez
Havana
Cuba
San Domingo
United States
Hayti
Will Release Filipinos Madrid special
The Government telegraphed the Spanish naval commander at Manila to send two gunboats to Balambac to seek Spanish prisoners. It also asked General Rios to pursue prisoner releases and remind authorities that deported Filipinos may be freed.
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Madrid
Manila
Balanbac
Philippine Islands
Palawan
Rios
Acetylene Gas Explosion Fatal for Hardware Merchant
In Pemberville Ohio a fatal acetylene gas explosion ends the life of Gus Kell of William Kell and Sons hardware. Kell was testing an acetylene light machine when the blast tore off his right arm and blew it six feet away. His left arm and jawbone were also broken.
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Pemberville
Ohio
Gus Kell
William Kell & Sons
Kell
Dingley in Critical Condition in House Tariff Debate
The condition of Representative Nelson Dingley has worsened with physicians offering little hope of recovery. He is often delirious and appears to be uttering extracts from speeches he made on the tariff question in the House.
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Dingley
Nelson Dingley
Sptechta
House of Representatives
Dreyfus Suffers Dysentery On Devil's Island
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from Cayenne says former Captain Dreyfus on Devil's Island has a serious dysentery attack and a physician has been summoned from Cayenne to attend him.
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Dreyfus
Jiondon
The
Daily Telegraph
Cayenne
French Guiana
South America
Devil’s Island
Wantan Ambassador hears Vienna seeks embassied status
A dispatch from Vienna reports Count Goluchowski, Austria Hungary foreign minister, will request a credit to elevate the Austro Hungarian Legation in Washington to embassy rank.
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Vienna
Count Goluchowski
Austria-n Hun Gary
Washington
Big Fire Destroys Lima Plant of American Strawboard Co
A large blaze destroyed a major Lima Ohio plant owned by the American Strawboard Company. The fire, one of the city's largest industries, caused losses with about 126000 dollars in assessed value and 70000 dollars covered by insurance.
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Lima
Lima Paper Mitly
Ohio
American Strawboard Company
Baldiera Injured in Columbus Auditorium Collapse
Twenty three members of the Fourth Ohio were injured when temporary bunks collapsed at the Auditorium in Columbus. Two hundred men were tossed from beds. several are seriously hurt and may die. A separate Toledo report says Thomas Herman of Penance was robbed of $101, two gold watches, and clothing after a brutal assault.
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Baldiera
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Thomas Herman
Penance
Indiana in the War A Detailed Hoosier Troops Account
Governor Mount reports Indiana National Guard mobilization for the Spanish American War. Four regiments and two batteries were raised, with Camp Mount in Indianapolis serving as mobilization and muster site. The state paid troops in full before departure, organized a state hospital, and tallied about eight thousand volunteers plus engineers and signal corps.
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Mota
Indiana
Spain
Indiana Na Honal Guard
Artillers
Tras
United States
Tacivua
Indiannapolis
National Guard
Mai
Congress
James A. Mount
United States Service
Tudland National Guard
McKee
Fair Grounds
State Board of Agricruiture
Henry Indianf Spolis
United States Povernment
India National Guard
Indianapolis
Lin
James AL Mount
Padiatpolis
McAhee
Indhuma Mathanal Guard
State Board of Agriculture
Inionapolis
Ind
Ordler
Ames KK. Goth
Camp Mount
Frown
Frankfurt
David F. Allen
Secretary of War
Washington
Anmy
War Departament
H.C. Corbin
Tme
Indiana National Guard
Tipton
Sevond
Prankers
Vincennes
Mar‘insville
Dplymouth
Anderson
Logansport
Mexico
MelKinley
Dana
Fort Wayne
Signal Corps
George M. Studebaker
Chickamauga Park
Georgia
Chickamauga
Dunn Loring
Winfield T. Durbin
Overnor
Jaymaster
War Department
United States Army
Jeffersonville
Mount Vernon
Columbus
Madison
Richmond
Lawrenceburg
Shelbyville
New Castle
Hammond
Rushville
Monticello
Michigan City
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Jacob M. Porter
John J. Buckner
Burton
I. Dickson
Charles J. Macintire
Apolis
Porto Rico
Ligal Corps
Columbita, Gas
Engineer Corps
Indiaia
Company of Engineers
Army of Occupation
Tavana
Cute
Wall J. MekKee
O. S. Stuynels
Alger
General Assembly
Indiana National Guards
McKinsey
State Treasury
Quartermaster General's Department
Quartermaster General
Treasury
Gen. Mckee
Staff, Hospital and Signal Corps
Col. Pennington
Dana Battery
Indlang
Union Station
Hostals
St. Vincent Hospital
City Hospital
State Hospital
Cole May
Peter C. Meredith
One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Regiment
Tno
Binnels Surgical Hospital
Surgeon General of
New Fee Earning Method By Forcing Prescriptions
A New York Sun report describes a provocative practice where doctors require patients to bring a new written prescription after each visit before a pharmacist will renew medication. Bottles cover a week, and some medicines are renewed weekly under doctor order, prompting mild professional concern but little protest.
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New York Sun
Cholera-Proof Berkshire Hog Buried with Memorial Stones
A large Berkshire hog imported before the war died near Falcon Tennessee at age 35. It had remained healthy for twenty five years until toothless, its owner fed it boiled food. Progeny profits funded a farm and a memorial stone marked the grave on the owner’s land.
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Berkshire
Tennessee
Falcon
Thut
Cheese Mite Tenacity Baffles Researchers In Microscopic Test
The cheese mite proves tougher than other insects as Leuwenhoeck glued one to a pin for study and it survived eleven weeks. The note mentions Guy Powers of Maine, a practicing druggist.
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Leuwenhoeck
Guy, Tewellyn Powers
Maine
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