Trolley Car Struck By Train in East Chicago
A fast Calumet railway train struck a Lake Shore interurban at a street crossing in East Chicago Indiana, tossing the car from the rails onto its side. Two women passengers were severely injured and several others bruised. Rescue crews from Hammond Gary and Indiana Harbor aided the passengers.
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Chicago
Ind
Hammond
Gary
Indiana Harbor
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Fire Department
Taft sermons and storms mark busy Sunday across world
Sunday reports move from Fresno sermons by President Taft on self restraint to Paris aviation delays and a 160000 crowd wrecking railroad property. Across the globe, legal actions, political tensions, and notable incidents unfold from Washington to Rhode Island.
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Ship Wrecked on Lake Erie Leaves Six Dead
The steamship George Stone of Cleveland wrecked off Point Pelee Ontario during a late gale on Lake Erie. Six crew and one passenger died. twelve were saved. The uninsured vessel, owned by M. A. Bradley of Cleveland, departed Ashtabula for Racine with coal. Capt Howell and Peter Daley plus six crew perished as they tried to reach shore amid fires and heavy surf. The ship sent a man aloft with a bed sheet for signals before sinking in the storm.
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Cleveland
Point Pelee
Ontario
Upper Lake Erie
Great Lakes
M. A. Bradley
Paul Howell
Peter Daley
Erie
Ashtabula
Ohio
Racine
Wis
Ife
Love Leads To Penitentiary In Indiana Divorce Case
Mrs Rae Krauss of Hartford City Indiana serving life in women's prison for murder of her stepdaughter Crystal Krauss seeks relief in divorce from William R Krauss. Cross complaint claims husband coerced confession and pledged pardon. Crystal died from strychnine after Krauss allegedly arranged for punishment to curb court leniency.
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Hartford City
Ind
Crystal Krauss
J. A. Hindmann
William R. Krauss
Indiana
Bank Robbery by 18 Year Old Ends in Shootout
Earl Bullock, 18, robbed the State Bank of Eudora Kansas after luring cashier B E Wilson into the vault. Deputy Woodson confronted Bullock aboard and Bullock opened fire wounding Officer Wilson Pringle, then fled with about $1000. A large search by armed citizens followed as Bullock was later captured in Endora.
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Earl Bullock
Eudora
Kan
Wilson Pringle
Bullock
Endora
Woodson
Lawrence
B.E. Wilson
Woods
Wilson
Polceman
Peary Denies Cook Polar Dash Reaches Pole
Commander Peary and five aides publish a signed statement refuting Dr. Cook’s claim of reaching the pole on April 21, 1908. The document includes Eskimo testimony, a Cook expedition map, and a summary asserting Cook’s northward reach halted near Cape Thomas Hubbard and that provisions, dogs, and sleds were insufficient for a pole dash.
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Oklahoma City Bank to Be Reorganized Under New Name
A new organization will replace the failed Columbia Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City. The Central State Bank of Oklahoma City will capitalize at 200,000 dollars. President is C J Webster of Sulphur with B M Estes also named among leaders.
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Tanana Valley
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Pirit
Lake
Iowa
Dan ‘Patch
Eithe
Ming Pany
Ai Bioux
Columbia Bank and Trust Company of
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States Bating Board
Central iBtate Bank of
C.J. ‘Webster
Sulphur
Okla
B. M. Estes
Columbia” Ae
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