Horatio Hall Disaster Rescues Near Cape Ossine
The Horatio Hall struck the bottom near the Cape Ossine area and was crushed below the water line. The captain ordered speed. the vessel ran toward the beach and sent a call for help answered by the revenue cutter Gresham. No word yet from the Binnock, but several passengers aboard the Horatio Hall are believed saved.
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Cape
Ossine
Horatio Hall
Revenue
Gresham
Binnock
Face and Fashion Across Nations and a Gypsy Smith Tale
Discussion on national face shaping dress and fashion, noting French English contrasts. A Berlin Tageblatt jab at women’s inferiority mirrors common male bias. Gypsy Smith biography recounts a father mounting his wife’s house on wheels to travel with the family. A reflection on seeking and loving great things to gain vital experience.
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Gypsy Smith
Leary Vaz Dyke
No Wonder Intense Maiden Encounter Quotes Doom
A fragmentary dialogue reveals a tense moment with a doomed expression attributed to Mr Enpecque. A separate remark notes his wife planning to move to the suburbs soon and her purchase of a lawn mower.
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Mr. Enpecque
Supt Hicks Confident County Will Go Dry
George W. Hicks of South Bend district superintendent of the Anti Saloon league met in the Monger building with local optionists and Anti Saloon league members. He expressed hope the dry forces win the local option election set for March 25.
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George W. Hicks
South Bend
Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Hicks
Rev. Spear
Monger
C. C. Raymer
Dr Williams Pink Pills use cases and safety claim
The ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills were once a private prescription and are now sold generally with no usage directions. It states the pills are safe and free of opiates, intended for anemia related blood thinning, rheumatic impurity, weak nerves in neuralgia and partial lethargy.
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Williams
Oldest U S ex governor ill at 96 in Brattleboro
Former Vermont governor Frederick Holbrook, 96, is dangerously ill with bronchitis at his home in Brattleboro. The article notes his status as one of three surviving wartime governors and mentions peace efforts in Central America. Also reported is the conviction of Lieut Arnold of the Belgian army for Congo village burnings and related crimes, sentenced to 12 years in prison.
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Honduras
Guatemala
Salvor
Costa Rica
wAmerica
Frederick ‘Holbrook
Vermont
United
Brattleboro
Arnold
Congo
Elkhart
Thirteenth District
Chas. W. Miller
Goshen
United States
Mary
Hanly
United States Senate
Beveridge
Dry
Miller
Beveridee
Washington
Taft
Indianapolis
Senate
Miners Elect Officers in Indiana District Meeting
Terre Haute Indiana March 10 United Mine Workers district 11 elected officers for the coming year Frank Ramage Knightsville W P Rollins Linton G W Lackey Duger Charles Fox Terre Haute James O Laughlin Evansville J W Bicknell sub district 2 James Shiel Linton sub district 3 John Dooley Clinton sub district 4 Saginaw Mich March 10 I S McCullough Bay City recently elected vice president presiding annual Michigan district convention opened yesterday thirty five locals represented
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Terre Haute
Ind
United
Mine Workers of America
Frank Ramage
Knightsville
International
W. P. Rollins
Linton
G. W. Lackey
Dugger
Charles Fox
James O'Laughlin
Evansville
J. W. Bicknell
James Shiel
John Dooley
Clinton
Saginaw
Mich
I. S. McCullough
Bay City
United Mine Workers’ Association
Michigan
John H. Van Dyke Dies Former Northwestern Mutual President
John H. Van Dyke of Milwaukee died last night after a short illness. He led Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company as president from 1874 and was a prominent lawyer in the state serving as counsel for the firm after retirement.
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Milwaukee
Mar
John H. van Dyke
Northwestern Mutual’ Life Insurance Company
Advocates of constitutional prohibition win in House
Des Moines Iowa March 10 Advocates of constitutional prohibition secured a clear victory in the house defeating the motion to recommit the resolution by twenty votes.
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Des Moines
Markets Report From Chicago And New York on March 9
Chicago wheat prices firm with gains for May and July contracts and mixed components for spring wheat and hard patents. Corn and oats move lower or steady while butter eggs and potatoes show varied retail and wholesale pricing across dairy and produce lines. New York round of flour notes and spot markets reflect steady rye and barley with mild shifts in cornmeal and oats futures.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Duluth
Live Stock Prices in Chicago Market Report
Live stock prices for cattle and calves in Chicago on March 9 show ranges for prime steers at 6.25 to 7.35, medium to good at 5.50 to 6.23, and common to fair at 4.25 to 5.50. Yearlings 5.25 to 6.15, cows and heifers 3.40 to 5.65, stockers 2.50 to 4.75, feeders 3.75 to 5.50, with butchers at 2.96 to 3.589. Heavy packing steers around 6.50.
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Chicago
Ge Rae Horny
SG Butchers
Stevan
Police Capture Two Daring Boy Fugitives at Franklin
Indianapolis dispatch reports brothers Robert and James Baughman known as the boy post office robbers were captured at Franklin Indiana this morning after a daylight jail breakout yesterday. They are jailed awaiting further proceedings.
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Franklin
Ind
Indianapolis
Robert
James Baughman
Revival baptism tragedy at sea near Indiana Harbor church
At First Church of Christ in Indiana Harbor a revival led by Rev Beckham and George Reinhart caused converts to demand immediate baptism. Arthur Weigher and the minister were swept by a heavy wave in Lake Michigan as they attempted baptism, both rescued but near drowning.
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Hammond
Doolittle
George
A .S Reinhart
Indianapolis
Church of Christ
Indiana
Harbor
S Beckham
Arthur Weigher
Davis, Toledo pioneer, dies after long illness
The death ends the life of Mr. Davis a longtime Toledo resident and former grocer clerk. He traced a colorful frontier path from Indiana to California and Australia before returning home. Survived by sons Henry P. Davis and William S. Davis and sister Mrs Lizzie McGuire of Omaha Nebraska. Funeral arrangements unsettled with possible Thursday or Friday services.
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Les Me Serie Ake
Indiana
Russell
Davis
Charles Greene
Miles
Hikhart
Sacramento
Cal
California
Panama
Isthmus
New York
William S.davis
Toledo
Lizzie, McGuire
Omaha
Neb
Margaret Davis
Ezra Davis
Nancy
Luther
New York State
Mr.Davis
Ex-Gang Member Rogers Arrested for Intoxication in Elkhart
Thomas Rogers once tied to the Allison gang was taken in by police after a night arrest in Elkhart. Described as a former desperado now aged, he recalled past incidents with patrolmen and had prior arrests for holding up a shoe shop and intoxication. He was fined $1 and costs but could not pay and returned to jail.
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Thomas Rogers
Rogers
Whiteman
Elkhart
Clark’ Hospital
Pearce
Fiz
Wayne
Jess
Sholding
Fedder
John
Hughes
Court signals quick end to $29 million Standard Oil suit
Chicago march 9 predictions spread that the famed 29 million Standard Oil case will be thrown out as Judge Anderson rules the government's case stalls. He says the bill of particulars forces proof of intent by Illinois classification, which the circuit court says cannot sustain. Jefferson City Missouri also turns down partnership modification while other rulings delay ouster.
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Chicago
Standard Oil
Anderson
Standard Oil Company
Circuit Court’ of Appeals
Circuit Court of Appeals
Jefferson City
Supreme Coat of Missouri Today
Standard
Hagerman
City Car Collides With Delivery Wagon in City Street
A horse owned by Elkhart Packing Company and driven by A W Smith was struck by a city interurban collision near Marion and Main streets. The horse was dragged with minor injuries. Smith and another driver reported the motorman failed to signal.
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Elkhart
A. W. Smith
Marion
Smith
Davis
Ting
Name on Knife May Identify Dead Stranger
The dead man found near a Lonh? Latke Shore train may carry a bone handled pocket knife with a possible name. The body is at Mishawaka morgue awaiting burial if no relatives claim him.
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Osceola
Itv
Mishawaka - Morgue
Aiewy
Snake Snoke in Elkhart Inquest and Arrest Feared for Family Safety
The case centers on a local man named Snoke a powerful figure accused in an inquest at Justice Brumbaugh's office. He allegedly promised large sums for a Presbyterian church project while bills flooded in, leading to intervention by Constable Greenwood Sheriff Ziesel and officers. Snoke resisted but agreed to go after being shown a warrant.
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Wien
Tha
A.mew Presbyterian
Son
Office of
Justice
Brumbaugh
Dr. Haywood
J. A. Work
Snake
Longcliff
Greenwood
Elkhart
Coley
Robbins
Mr. Snoke
Ziesel
Pearce
Snoke
Big Four
First arrest under city dog muzzle ordinance
Knowles Charlwood of 1017 South Main Street was arrested on a warrant issued by Adrian Peoples for violating the muzzle rule. Charlwood surrendered at the police station after being bitten by a dog he owned but was not injured due to wearing heavy shoes. He was released after 30 days if no further trouble occurs. The arrest marks the first under the new ordinance as police tighten enforcement and continue the unmuzzled dog crackdown.
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Knowles Charlwood
South Main Street
Adrian Peoples
Eden
Charlwood
Peoples
Clarlwood
Silvers
Woodmen of the World convene in Houston for biennial session
The seventh biennial convention of the Woodmen of the World and the State Grove of the Wood Circle gathers in Houston drawing thousands of Texas members. The opening session at the Auditorium featured greetings before the two bodies moved to an executive session.
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Houston
Texas
State Grove
Walley Heads to Chicago Amid Unclear Morning Visit
Fragmentary OCR text shows Charles Walley heading to Chicago for an unclear morning visit spanning several weeks, with limited readable context on purpose or outcome.
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Charles
Walley
Chicago
End of Standard Oil Trial Marks Ignominious Defeat
Chicago March 10 The second trial of the Standard Oil case ended at noon with a not guilty verdict. The jury following Judge Andersons instructions wiped out a 29 million dollar fine and appears to quash all remaining indictments related to shipments from Illinois. District Attorney Wilkerson signaled the government rests as the court declared acquittals for the defendants.
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Chicago
Anderson
Illinois
Wilkerson
Benton Harbor visitors to stay a week or two
Mrs. Donaldson wife of Dr. Donaldson and her sister Mrs. Ellison of Benton Harbor visit old acquaintances for a week or teen days. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Coley will entertain the visitors.
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Berlin
Hicks
Indiana and
Tician
High Court
Third Ward
Allison Gang
K. Charlwood
Roosevelt
Judge Landis
Scatt
Germany
Darmstadt
E. de Miller
Hamilton Carhart
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