Wreck on Pennsylvania Limited Near Lancaster
The Pennsylvania Limited derailed on the cut-off near Lancaster after a track switch error. Fireman Charles T. Brown of Rahway NJ was injured. baggage master 2. Bred Tricks of Kaitwas suffered a minor arm injury. several passengers were bruised. Both engines and cars were badly damaged.
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Pennsylvania Limited
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
Parkersburg
Charles T. Brown
Rahwiy
Katiwas
Fire at Astrex Chieo and Ship Collision Near Bangor
A fire of fifty thousand dollars damaged Dythias hall and three business houses in Ashley Ocean block with total loss. Delaware steamer was sent but fire controlled before arrival. A collision between City of Bangor and City of Oakland occurred off Mohegan with Bangor suffering damage. Oklahoma storm kills two and leaves sixty families homeless along with widespread farmhouse destruction.
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Chieo
Badelots
Dythias Hall
Ocean
Ashley
Beim
Deiware
Eastern Steamslap Company
Suimoners
City of Bangor
City of Ockland
Bangor
Boston
Mohewan
Porthind
Rockland
Tier Wis
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Indian Territory
Tornado strikes Maria and Monette villages causing severe damage
A tornado swept a path about one mile and a quarter wide for three miles through Maria and Monette in Michigan. Farm labourer Witham West was killed, others were seriously injured, and extensive damage occurred to farms and outbuildings.
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Kitts Man
Michigan
Maria
Monnteitte
Witham West
Boiler Explosion at Mount Sterne Mill Kills Three
A boiler exploded at the Leavis company saw mill near Mount Sterne Kentucky. Three men died and three others injured as the blast badly mingled the bodies. Investigators report substantial property damage and indicate compensation funds will be sought. Local authorities issue safety warnings for industrial plants following the accident.
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Mount Sterne
Ky Ears
Leavis Company
Ceetr Prenetbure
Tornado Wrecks Goessel Town injures eighty people
A tornado struck Goessel a Mennonite settlement fifteen miles southwest of Hillsboro Ram causing widespread destruction. About eighty people were injured as the town was largely ruined. Ohio miners and operators end joint conference in Columbus with total disagreement and vow to fight on.
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Goessel
Hillsboro
Ram
Ohio
Columbus
Senate Passes Knox Immunity and Other Bills
The Senate advanced the Knox Immunity measure, omnibus lighthouse and military academy bills and a diplomatic and censor appropriation bill. Debate touched on the Dana plan and Isle of Wines control, with adjournment following remarks on Senator Govann’s funeral and other routine actions.
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Senate
James Wickersham
United States Circuit Court
District of Alaska
Post Office
Indiana Democrats Nominate Bryan Backing Ticket
Todiana convention adopts platform indorsing William Jennings Bryan for president and selects a full slate of state offices except governor and Supreme Court reporter. The platform denounces Republican corruption, pledges constitutional government and enforcement of laws, and names Cox for Secretary of State, Bailey for Auditor, Isenberger for Treasurer, Taitz for Attorney General, New for Clerk of the Supreme Court, Tidley for Superintendent, Barrett for Geologist, and Gurrs for State Statistician.
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Vhlkan
Emmings Bryan
Uml
O'Clork
Samuel E. Ralston
Lebanon
Claiivnlty
Indiana
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Superbe
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Tous
James F Cox
Columbus
Miarion Bailey Linton
John Isenberger
North Manchester
Walter J Taitz
Muncie
Supreme Court
Hert New
North Vernon
Robert J. Tidley
Monroe County
Edward Barrett
Hendricks County
David M .Gurrs
Sullivan County
The Origin of Sugar Across Civilizations
The article traces sugar history from early China over 3000 years to Europe and Greece. It notes Alexian der the Great’s general bringing sugar to Greece in 625 BC and later tobacco's voyage, with Galen using sugar medicinally. It mentions Arabs refining sugar and a Venetian merchant introducing the process in Sicily, and England adopting refining around 1650.
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Europe
Alexiander the Great
Generis
Greece
B.C
Walter Raleigh
Virginia
Hagbuck
Isaac
Galen
Sicily
England
Business conditions show active distribution and strong labor demand
The report notes a satisfactory business tone with favorable financials across banks and trade. Molders’ strikes slow foundries, but employment and wages remain high. Retail trade is robust for seasonable goods as transportation and shipments to the interior rise. Grain at portage area up significantly amid improved railroad earnings and ore and fuel movements. Prices and money supply appear ample though securities markets tighten.
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Chicago
Samtler
Western Railroad
Pacific Points Lake Transportation
Dan
New York
P Bradstreets
Mixed US Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grains
The report lists varied prices across multiple cities for cattle hogs sheep and grains. Chicago Cuattle and others show ranges for hogs prime heavy sheep wheat corn oats hay butter and other commodities with values in cents and dollars per unit, including Detroit Milwaukee Toledo St Louis Cincinnati and more.
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Chicago
Trranopolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
Lebanon man sues to set aside church deed in false pretenses case
D F Slasback of Lebanon sues to void a Rosson Cemetery Association deed claiming three alleged trustees misrepresented themselves. He says the Slasback Memorial congregation gained possession by deceit and threatens to vest tithe in a non denominational church built by him.
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D. F. Slasback
Lebanon
Slasback
David J. Slayhach
Rosson
First Christians
Panic on the Lone Star steamer after Wabash fire
A fire aboard the Lone Star excursion steamer from Terre Haute caused a mass panic on the Wabash river. About 70 passengers, including women and children, scrambled to the river as flames broke out. swift crew action prevented disaster. Charles T. Nellis suffered severe burns. the boat was beached eight miles below the city.
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Lone Star
Wabash
Terre Trante
Charles ‘T. Nelii
Alleged thief vows to starve self to death in jail
Miss Lowitia Jarrow of Chicago, jailed in South Bend on grand larceny charges, declares she will starve herself to death rather than face trial. Authorities report attempts to force nourishment have failed, while Jarrow protests her innocence.
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Urdin Jarrow
Dath
Lowitia Jarrow
Chicago
South Bend
Farmer Dies After Roadside Mishap As Car Speeds On
Reported collision left farmer identified as Paxtor near Trammond dying on the road. His daughter escaped injury when thrown from a wagon as occupants of the car fled. Local authorities pursue an official homicide case tied to Clyde Showalter’s death with possible arrests forthcoming.
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Trammond
Riatway
Wall
Whiting
Hollings
Worth
Cissen County
Nayue
MG. Carmel TV
Clyde Showalter
Showalter
Man With Navy Revolver Terrorizes Station and Town
Peter Ryan roams Connersville with a navy revolver after driving passengers from the station. He forces the crew onto a freight train to take him to tushville and terrorizes the business district until the next morning. A sheriff and ten posse members capture him. he is held for grand jury consideration.
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Peter Ryan
Connersville
Tushville
Ryan
Notable West Franklin street resident dies suddenly
Mrs. Nancy Johnson, described as the largest woman in Blackford county, collapsed and died at her daughter’s Nortford City home on West Franklin street. She weighed 390 pounds and was 74 years old, and in her fall the impact collapsed a partition.
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Nancy Johnson
Blackford County
Franklin Street
Nortford City
Culver gymnasium fire destroys new academy facility
Culver Military Academy reports its new fifty thousand dollar gymnasium burned in a recent blaze. No injuries are listed. Insurance covers the loss and officials say rebuilding will begin promptly. Origin of the fire remains undetermined.
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Culver Gynmunsiggm
Culver Military Academy
Minor State Itema In Bloomington and Bluffton Church Call
John Butcher age 20 died at Reed's squirry in Bloomington after falling from a stone ledge. The Congregational church of Bluffton invites Rev. John McMurray of Celina Ohio to accept the pastorate.
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John Butcher
Bloomington
Bluffton
John McMurray
Celina
Ohio
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