Missing Father Returns After Yearlong Absence
Columbus Indiana reports Kennedy F. Clapp returns home after nearly a year. He had invested in Honduras and was detained during the yellow fever epidemic before smuggling a letter home. He owns 5000 acres in Honduras and was allowed to sail from Porto Cortez on November 23.
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Columbus
Ind
Kennedy F. Clapp
Clapp
Honduras
Porte Cortez
Porto Cortez
Mr. Clapp
Local Notes From Edwardsburg Area Thanksgiving Week
Warren Kingsley spent Sunday at home. Bert Adams and friends visited in Elkhart Saturday. Perry Hanson from Niles spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs Aldrich visited Milwaukee for a three week stay with her son’s family. Criswell and wife hosted Cassopolis friends for Thanksgiving. Walter Tuesley visited his brother A J Tuessey in Howard township. Bord Thomas the life insurance agent seen on our streets Thursday. Frank Bement and family attended Coulter's chapel. Martin plowed due to good weather and plans a short vacation. Church at Adamsville Sundays until revival ends in North East Elkhart. Frank Gardner and family from Mishawaka spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs Susie Tuesley spent Friday in Elkhart.
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Warren Kingsley
Bert Adams
Ejrlkhart
Perry Hanson
Niles
Aldrich
Milwaukeee
Mr. Criswell
Cassopolis
Walter Tuesley
A. J. Tuessey
Howard Township
Bord Thomas
Frank Bement
Coulter’s
Martin
Adamsville
North East
Elkhart
Frank Gardner
Mishawaka
Susie Tuesley
Tikhart
Man shoots station agent while defending wife in Indiana
Deputy Sheriff Anstiss answered a call to Durham station where a man captured after shooting and attempting to kill Lake Shore agent Low. Low's injuries are serious, sustained while protecting his wife from the assailant.
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Laporte
Ind
Anstiss
Durham Station
Low
Lake Shore Road
Physician Killed by Train Near Geneva Indiana
Dr. Collins a Geneva physician is killed by a southbound Grand Rapids Indiana train just north of Geneva while returning from a patient. His head was crushed and his horse killed. A graduate of Illinois Medical College Chicago, he moved to Geneva five years ago.
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Portland
Ind
Nec
Collins
Geneva
Illinois Medical College
Chicago
Brice of Three Weeks Dies in South Tend District
Mrs. L. R. Moody, who wed Dr. Moody three weeks ago, died Sunday night after a week in hospital with jaundice. She was daughter of Dr. Porter Turner of Elkhart. The marriage followed a long childhood courtship.
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Brice
South
L. R. Moody
Porter Turner
Elkhart
Dr. Moody
Fire destroys Stahl Urban factory in Terre Haute
Fire at the Stahl Urban Co. workingmen's clothing factory in Terre Haute Indiana destroyed the building Sunday night. The firm faces a loss of 125000 with 69000 insured. The owner Herman Hulman senior also suffered a 75000 loss.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Stahl, Urban & Co
Herman Hulman
Tragedy Near Carbon as Two Men Die by Train
Carbon Indiana December 4 two men Harry Williams and Jack Shur were killed instantly by a west bound Big Four passenger train while riding a handcar toward Perth.
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Carbon
Ind
Harry Williams
Jack Shur
Here
Perth
Armed Deputies Guard Sail
Armed deputies guard the jail in Bryansville Indiana as threats to lynch Lee Williams the black assailant of Mrs William Grierner a white woman prompt no demonstration and ongoing security measures.
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Bryansville
Ind
Lee Williams
William Grierner
Hunter Killed In Accident Near Boonville
Christopher McCoy a 16 year old son of a wealthy farmer went hunting with his father. He leaned his son against a pump and a shotgun discharged killing him instantly. Authorities reported the incident occurred near Boonville Indiana on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Christopher McCoy
Boonville Hunter Fatally Wounded in Accident
Claud Marshall of Lynnville was shot in the left arm and part of his face torn by a falling gun while hunting. He was climbing a fence when the weapon discharged and is reported to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Claud Marshall
Lynnville
Rabbits Price Drop Amid Meat Shortage
Columbus Indiana reports rabbits being used due to meat price spikes. Farmers bring in large numbers. retail prices run at 12 to 14 cents each.
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Columbus
Ind
Wives Help Harvest Corn Crop in Indiana Fields
In Evansville Indiana on December 4 the southern Indiana corn crop is described as the heaviest in years with wives and daughters aiding in the harvest alongside farmers, highlighting family labor in agriculture.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Accident Victim Henry Payne Dies in Hunting Accident
Terre Haute Indiana December 4 12 year old Henry Payne was accidentally shot and killed by his comrade Fred Bannon aged 1 during a hunting tour in an incident police report states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Henry Payne
Fred Bannon
Despondent Man in Indiana Takes Poison to Die
Evansville Ind Dec 4 Despondent over ill health John W McCool of Chandler Ind committed death by own action taking poison at here.
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Evansville
Ind
John W. McCool
Chandler, Ind
Thanksgiving Socials Lit Up Cleveland Blossom
Miss Mabel Fields and Tone Lightner visited Miss Alice Trueschel over Thanksgiving. Families shared meals as Elmer Evans hosted a cow gift. Garre Indiana guest Mrs Hilbkirk with Mrs Kelley. Several couples and relatives joined Mrs Clara Johnson and daughter. Warren Evans hosted Elmer Evans and kin. Avmer McKean family joined Kit McWean for Guy Kantz’s birthday anniversary celebration.
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Mabel Fields
Tone Lightner
Alice Trueschel
Andrew Zigler
Elmer Evans
Hilbkirk
Garre
Ind
Kelley
Mesdames
Clara McPride
J. G. Shreiner
Clara. Johnson
Warren Evans
Avmer McKean
Clara Johnson
Geraldine
FE. J. Kantz
Kit McWean
Guy
Real Estate Transfers Sweep Elkhart and Jackson County
George Lambert and wife transfer a lot in Elkhart to Christian S. Schantz for 50 dollars. Eli Denley and wife sell to James A. Rice a lot in Elkhart for 500 dollars. Parry E. Dinehart and wife sell to Frank Brumbaugh a lot in Elkhart for 500 dollars. Susanna Kelly to Allen A. Morris and wife a lot in Elkhart for 1 dollar. Franklin Martin and wife to M. L. Stoat 80 acres in Concord township for 7 thousand dollars. Thomas J. Prickett et al to Henry Nef 49 acres in Jackson township for 3 thousand two hundred dollars. Tenhinutes Co CrIpe to John T. H. Cripe 4 acres in Jackson township for 250 dollars.
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George Lambert
Christian S. Schantz
Elkhart
Eli Denley
James A. Rice
Parry E. Dinehart
Frank Brumbaugh
Susanna Kelly
Allen A. Morris
Franklin ©. Martin
M. L. Stoat
Concord
Thomas J. Prickett
Henry Nef
Jackson Tp
Ten Hinutes Co
Cripe
John TH. Cripe
Minister Overcomes Coffee Addiction With Postum Breakthrough
A clergyman recounts years of coffee use leading to nerves and lethargy. He details turning to hypnotic drugs for sleep and prep, then finds freedom by switching to Postum Coffee at breakfast. He reports restored vigor, fewer headaches, and improved health after abandoning coffee for the Postum product. There’s a promotional note for Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, and a plug for The Road to Wellville.
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Pattle Creek
Postump
Ford
Pectum Co
Rattle Creel
Mich
Wellville
Mutinous Sappers Clash in Kieff Amid Martial Law
Street fighting erupts in Kieff between mutinous sappers and Cossacks and between workers and Black Hundred bands. Two hundred mutineers surrender. a court martial is convened. In St Petersburg, telegraph communication collapses as alarm spreads of potential revolt and a looming financial crash.
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Kieff
Russia
Warsaw
Black Hundred
London
Lee Daily Mail
Kieif
Podwoloczyska
Artery Division
Witty
St. Petersburg
St. Peteresburg
Berlin
Boris
Suitcase Tragedy Prisoner Cleared in Boston Case
Dr. Percy D. McLeod was found not guilty of being an accessory after the fact in the Susanna A Geary suitcase death. Judge Stevens ordered William E Hunt and Louis W Crawford sentenced to six to seven years in state prison for the same offense.
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Boston
Percy D. McLeod
Susanna A. Geary
Stevens
William E. Hunt
Louis W. Crawford
Charles Cooke Former Milwaukee Alderman Dies After Illness
Charles Cooke former alderman of Milwaukee Fourth ward died Sunday night from dropsy after a long illness. A Democrat and influential city politician, he had seven graft indictments returned by recent grand juries and was repeatedly elected to the common council from the Fourth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charles Cooke
Cooke
Kinney Files Quarterly Circuit Clerk Report
Marlin H. Kinney, circuit clerk, files the quarterly report with the auditor. It lists fees collected totaling $925.50, ex-clerk and ex-sheriff fees of $20.15, and fines, jury and dock fees of $42.00.
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Marlin H. Kinney
Mission Board Eyes Record Year of New Baptists
The Southern Baptist foreign mission board notes sixteen new missionaries in a year and cites fifty sent during 1904–05. Rev A Lloyd of St Ambrose church Birmingham plans to distribute choir members to inspire congregants. A Seoul YMCA correspondent reports about four Prorde red members from high class youth. Bodily pain relief promise from Dr Thomas Biedtric h cures injuries.
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Foreign Mission Board of
The
Southern Baptist Convention
A. Lloyd
St. Ambose’s Church
Birmingham
New York
O-Hgok
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Seoul
Korea
Eldorado Lunch Counter Serves Steats Chops and Oysters
Fragmentary note mentions Elliston and Wes Stde fan activity, small payments and easy trams, Puterhangeh Clo AAP Wain street ground floor. Eldorado lunch counter offers steats chops and fresh oysters amid scattered details.
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Elliston
Wes
Puterhangeh &Clo
Eldorado
Racing cars promise 120 mph speed at Florida beach
Foreign builder claims three cars ready for 120 mph on level Florida beach. Roderick Haynes confirms, predicting at least one car will attend the Florida tournament in January, likely driven by Hemery. Cars cost about 18000, with one third refundable if first trial fails to reach 190 miles per hour.
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Palin Beach
Dec
Svill
Roderick Haynes
Florida Beach
Florida Tourament
Hemery
Florida Durin
Lancia
George W. Young
Mercedes
Robert Graves
Jenatzy
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
WK. Vanderbilt
Florida
Vanderbilt
Water scarcity cools mood near Juarez across border
Increased Ro Grande water use on the American side has left Juarez and surrounding areas with a general low mood due to a severe shortage of water for irrigation.
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Juarez
Swiss Guard to Celebrate Fourth Centenary in January
The Pope's Swiss Guard will mark the institute's fourth centenary in January. Their history will be told in a special volume soon published by Professor Durrer.
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Pope’s. Swiss Guard
Tofa
Durrer
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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Louis M. Simipson
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