Monticello Foundered Off Cape Forchie With 63 Dead
Halifax reports the steamer City of Monticello, owned by Yar mouth Steamship Co, sank in the Bay of Fundy during a hurricane. Sixty three aboard perished, including many women and children, with Captain T. M. Harding among the dead. The ship, built 1866 at Wilmington Del, was on the Yarmouth Halifax route from Glasgow.
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Halifax
City of Monticello
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Bay of Fundy
Harding
Cape Forchie
Monticello
Yarmouth
Glasgow
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
City of Norfolk
Atlantic
Lockport
T. M. Harding
H. D. Newell
Sable Island
N. Murphy
N. S
James Flemming
Port Clyde
Kate Smith
Rbeecher Hopkins
Barrington
Levi Nickerson
Shag Harbor
Austin Vickers
Walter Cunningham
Cane Sable
Isaac Vanemberg
Wilson Cook
Swan Johnson
Stanley W. Ringer
Samuel Surette
John Witman
Rupert Olive
St. John
Prince Edward
A. S. Eldridge
Elsie McDonald
J. C. Fripp
Woodstock
N. B
O. W. Coleman
New Glasgow
John Richmond
Sussex
Smith
Mr. Eldridge
Miss MacDonald
Thomas Harding
Harvey Newell
Newellton
Cape Sable Island
Shelburne
Murphy
Steward Hopkins
Barrington Passage
E. T. Hilton
Greig
Scotland
Disaster details arrive on steamer City of Macon
Miss Mary Emerson aged about 23 of Mobile and Miss Ella Deboe aged 15 of Mobile are identified in a disaster report. Emerson is described as sister in law to the captain and Deboe as his niece. The steamer City of Macon under Captain Savage rescued four survivors and brought the details.
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Aland
Finland
Mary Emerson
Mobile
Ella Deboe
Emerson
City of Macon
Savage
Death of Henry Meiggs Cornell in London
Friends in New York are notified by cable of Henry Meiggs Cornell's death in London after a failed attempt to reconcile his family. A son of John Cornell of the Cornell Ironworks, he once held a one third stake in the plant but squandered his fortune through gambling and fast living. He was 34.
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New York
Henry Meiggs Cornell
Cable
London
Cornell
John Cornell
Cornell Ironworks
Preacher Wins Wager Over Election Becomes Usher
Goshen residents report a wager between Rev. Pearce of the Baptist church and George B. Slate a longtime local Democrat and Lake Shore agent. If Bryan won Slate would work at the depot for a week free. if McKinley won Slate would usher at church. Slate plans to appear next Sunday to collect funds and display his money-getting skills.
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Providence
George B. Slate
Goshen
Lake Shore
Slate
Pearce
Baptist Church
Bryan
McKinley
Saratogas
State
Prince Albert
M. V. Starr
J. B. Cornell
J. A. Beane
John Snobarger
Alf Lowry
Mr. Slate
Doén's Ointment Promises Quick Relief from Piles
Years of suffering relieved in a night as itching piles yield at once to the curative properties of Doén's Ointment. Never fails. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Doén
Ameri can Steel and Wire buys fleet of twelve ships
Duluth Minn November 12 The American Steel and Wire company has purchased the fleet of the American Steamship company of Duluth for 5250000 The twelve vessels include the four largest lakes ships six others ranging 3909 to 7000 tons and St Lawrence canal ships of 3900 tons each Two years earlier these ships cost the American Steamship company over 350000 Mrs T Briddleman Parshallville Mich reports relief from salt rheum after Banner Salve applications Houseworth Bros
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Duluth
Minn
American Steel and Wire Company
American Steamship Compay
St. Lawrence Canal
American Steamship Company
T. Briddleman
Parshallville
Mich
Houseworth Bros
Prince of Wales adopts eyeglasses in public
London reports a notable change as the Prince of Wales begins wearing eyeglasses. The future king, long blessed with strong eyesight, now uses lenses suggested by a leading oculist, with tortoise shell frames enhancing a refined royal appearance.
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Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Heart Relief
An advertisement claims indigestion causes heart worries and promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It states the product digests food, prevents gas, and cures every form of indigestion by eliminating stomach pressure on the heart.
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Houseworth Bros
Major's Son commits suicide at Hot Springs
Abner L. Gaines, son of Maj. W. H. Gaines an original claimant of the land where the hot springs are located, killed himself yesterday by cutting his throat with a pocket knife. He had been in poor health.
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S Sop
Hot Springs
Ark
Abner L. Gaines
Maj
W. H. Gaines
DeWitt's Early Risers Endorsement Mentioned by Houseworth
A fragmented ad note cites DeWitt's Early Risers as a remedy with a brief Houseworth Bros. reference. The line hints at a product promotion within a local listing.
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DeWitt
Houseworth Bros
Wyoming Women Helped McKinley Victory Says Tribune
Reports from Colorado Wyoming Utah and Idaho indicate women voters increased participation since 1900. In Colorado they aided Wolcott’s defeat and helped elect a Republican Legislature, while Wyoming’s women likely carried the state for McKinley and opposed Democrat Thompson. Utah saw women largely align with male voters, backing McKinley.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Wolcott
Washington
J. C. Thompson
Congress
McKinley
Sisters of the Church
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement asserts that One Minute Cough Cure from Houseworth Bros. relieves croup and other throat and lung troubles instantly, offering rapid relief for mothers facing a child in agony.
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Houseworth Bros
Fatal Engine Accident at Wyllie Cooperage Mill
An engine accident at the Wyllie Cooperage Co. stave mill near Traverse City injured several workers on Monday, with one man reported dead. Authorities investigated the cause as the incident drew crews from local shops.
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Wyllie Cooperage Co
Traverse City
Tragic Child and Woman Die in Illinois and Michigan Accidents
Leuri Kreme of Elsie aged four was killed when a harrow toppled onto him as he played. Mary R. Stigelmaier of Ann Arbor died from burns sustained in an explosion while refilling a gasoline stove. In Manchester a town of about 1,300 residents eight saloons operate.
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Leuri Kreme
Elsie
Mary R. Stigelmaier
Ann Arbor
Indiana on Winning Side in Sixteen Presidencies Since 1824
Indiana has backed sixteen winning presidential candidates since 1824 and has not voted twice in a row for the same party candidate since 1872. The latest Tuesday election again mirrored the four year prior result, extending Indiana's place in the doubtful column for a quarter century.
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Indiana
Jackson
Harrison
Polk
Cass
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Grant
Tilden
Garfield
Cleveland
MccKinley
McKinley
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Brings Daily Relief
A pumpk in first prize and a painting worth millions are noted but Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is praised for daily use against constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble. Available at Thomas drug store.
Indiana towns listed with 2 000 to 5 000 population
The census bureau released population figures for Indiana incorporated places between 2 000 and 5 000 residents. The list includes Albany 2116 Angola 2141 Attica 3007 Auburn 3396 and many others such as Delph i 2138 East Chicago 3411 Noblesville 4792 Portland 4798 Warsaw 3987 Tell City 2680 Tipton 3764 West Lafayette 2302 Winchester 3705.
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Census Bureau
Indiana
Albany
Angola
Attica
Auburn
Aurora
Bluffton
Boonville
Brookville
Butler
Cannelton
Clarksville
Clinton
Columbia City
Covington
Crows Point
Devatur
Delphi
Dunkirk
East Chicago
Fairmount
Franklin
Gas City
Green Castle
Greenfield
Huntingburg
Kendallville
Lawrenceburg
Lebanon
Ligonier
Linton
Martinsville
Monticello
Montpelier
Nappanee
New Castle
Noblesville
North Manchester
North Vernon
Plymouth
Portland
Red Key
Rensselaer
Rochester
Rockport
Rockville
Rushville
Spencer
Sullivan
Tell City
Tipton
Union City
Warsaw
West Lafayette
Whiting
Winchester
Counterfeiters Warned Against DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve
Makers and circulators of counterfeit salve are accused of fraud while the genuine DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is hailed as infallible for piles, sores, eczema, and all skin diseases. House Worth Bros.
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DeWitt
Houseworth Bros
Good Investments
Monroe Beck a Jackson township farmer boasts winnings from the McKinley and Roosevelt election. He lists items including nails, a churn for his wife, bob sleds and buggy parts, cash for husking corn, and beer for corn hackers. He says Democrats may cry hard times, but he is ready for winter.
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Monroe Beck
Jackson Township
McKinley
Roosevel
Hast Goshen
Beck
Mystic Cure Claimed to Heal Rheumatism in One Day
A sensational advertisement touts a "Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia that supposedly cures in 1 to 3 days. It promises immediate relief, removal of the disease's cause, and broad benefits with a price of 75 cents and 8109. Sold by A. Lonard and Houseworth Bros. druggists in the opera house block.
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A. Lonard
Houseworth Bros
Opera House
Goshen Realty Change Sells Mansion and Land
A. F. Wilden of Goshen sells all property interests to Jacob Strauss of Ligonier. Strauss will occupy the Wilden mansion on Walnut Hill with four acres of park. The sale includes 112 adjoining acres near Goshen for a total consideration of 20006 dollars.
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A. F. Wilden
Goshen
Jacob Strauss
Ligonier
Wilden
Walnut Hill
City of
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