Campaign fund remarks and war reports headline sweep
Washington Admiral Southerland reports another clash at Chimagalpa where five marines were wounded and 18 enemy killed. The Clapp committee testimony quotes Theodora Roosevelt on campaign fund promises and no coercion by Hills or Cortelyou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southerland
Nicaragua
Navy Department
Long
Chimagalpa
United States
Hills
Cortelyou
Theodora Roosevelt
Clapp Committee
Senate
Exoneration and 30 day suspension for Mari ietta police chief
John Cook of Mari ietta Wisconsin was exonerated on all charges by the fire and police commission except one accusing him of pointing a revolver at the shelf for which he was found guilty and suspended thirty days. The report also notes a string of other incidents including a fatal balloon ascent in Alabama and a train robbery in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Mariietta
Wis
Fire and Police Commission
A. B. Schwittag
Personal Prince Pignatell d Aragon Held by Immigration Officials
Prince Ludovic Pignatell d Aragon, son of the Spanish throne pretender and former Miss Duke of New York’s tutor, is deemed ineligible to enter the United States after a prior attempted suicide in Paris. Helen Gould aids passengers after the West Shore train No 1001 wreck near Crittenden. Charles Lathrop Pack of Cleveland is elected president of the National Conservation Congress. Rev Dr Hiram Foulkes of Rutland New York becomes general secretary of Presbyterian ministerial relief and sustentation board in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ludovic Pignatell) d'Aragon
Duke of
New York
el- Ma Tstand
France
Paris
Helen Gould
West Shore
Crittenden
Charles Lathrop Pack
Cleveland, O
National Conservation Congress
Indianapolis
Hiram Foulkes
Rutledee
N. Y
The
Presbyterian Church
Executive Commission
General Assembly
Philadelphia
De Palma crashes in Milwaukee Grand Prix. Hragg wins
Ralph De Palma was seriously injured when his Mercedes collided with Caleb Hragg’s car at Milwaukee. De Palma’s car overturned while Hragg’s vehicle leaped free and claimed victory as the race ended with Hragg ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph de Palma
Milwanukee
Caleb Hragg
Hragg
Graves Brothers To Die By Hanging In Nova Scotia
Three Graves brothers Alfred Fred and Harry will be hanged in Halifax Nova Scotia January 15 for the murder of Kenneth Lea near Fort William in June. The men intoxicated started a quarrel and one struck Lea with a pistol butt discharging it. A dispatch from Fotca Bosnia reports a Montenegrin brigade near Nefertara attempted to cross the river into Novi Bazar Turkish territory and suffered heavy losses. Severe fighting between Turkish and Servian troops is also reported on the frontier in a separate brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Fred
Harry Graves
Halifax
N. S
Kenneth Lea
Fort William
Lea
Fotca
Bosnia
Nefertara
Novibazar
Richmond Woman Uses Union Jack To Save Husband In Mexican Rebel Attack
Edward Wiggins, a former Richmond man, reports rebels stormed his Sonora mining camp killing his partner Edward McMasters and nineteen workers. His English born wife produced a Union Jack to prove loyalty, prompting captors to spare him, while Wiggins fled with family after losing all property.
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Richmond
Mexico
Edward Wicins
Los Aniejes
Cal
Wiecing
Wayne County
Sonora
Wiggins
Cullacan
Wiggin
Great Britain
Winging
Los Angeles
Tiny
Auto Hits Eagle At Lawrenceburg In High Speed Capture
Lawrenceburg October 2 John W Oberting 22 a trustee of Lawrenceburg township captured a large eagle in a peculiar way He drove his automobile along the pike near Lawrenceburg Junction at high speed The eagle struck the windshield shattering it and lifted Oberting slightly The car ran into an embankment and hit an oak tree The eagle struggled to grip the windshield but Oberting captured it wired its wings and planned to mount it for the local Aerie of Eagles The car damage is estimated at 200 dollars and the bird will be killed mounted and given to the Aerie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
John W. Owerting
Lawrenceburg Township
Lawrenceburg Junction
Oberting
Thinefty
Aerio of Eagles
Civil War Veteran William Dagley Dies at 75
William Dagley aged 75, a Civil War veteran who served in the Twenty first Indiana Heavy Artillery under Colonel Alexander, died of apoplexy in Gosport. He belonged to the I C O F and Masonic lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosport
William MR. Dagley
Ife
Indiana Heavy Artillery
Alexander
Masonic
Jury acquits Henry Barron in thirteen minutes
Jeffersonville reports a jury swiftly acquitted Henry Barron of the murder of August Schneider after a verdict reached in thirteen minutes late Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Henry Barron
August Schneider
Wanderer found after night in field near Anderson
Mrs Jolodgett Cox wife of Elmer Cox was found in a barnyard after wandering all night. The 23 year old had disappeared while the Coxes were visiting Anderson to shop and roamed a nearby cornfield until located by her husband and other farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inoney
Wealthy Stone Quarry Owner Dies in Oolittle District
Samuel P. Reed, a prominent stone quarry owner in the Monroe county stone district, died in Woomington on October 2. A native of England, he emigrated ten years ago and greatly contributed to local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woomington
Samuel P. Reed
Oolittle
England
Monroe County
Indiana News in Brief
A wide scan of Indiana towns reports incidents: Newcastle-Ray Watt fined for song birds. Vincennes John Morris died after meals from punctured intestines. Marion thieves steal silverware valued at 700 dollars. Logansport sees security-uphold robberies at gunpoint. Mitchell civic group fights soft drink parlors. Others note hospital transport for paralysis, a 2000 damages suit, divorce tensions, a national publishers matter, dementia rescue, blind tiger raid, kidnapping case, assault charges, golden anniversary, city council clearance, Clover Leaf burglary, mad dog bite treated with mad stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
John Morris
Marion
H. FL Reese
Logansport
Mitchel
Erts
South Hend
David Slough
Fyworth Hospital
Columbus- Fire Alumni Dramatic Association
Paul Ferry
Hedford
Lawrence
Edith Logan
Sadie Stevens
Torre Hante
Arthur Haworth
C. M. Fortune
Columnbus
National Periodical Publishers’ Association
Silas D. Reffert
Clay City
Reffert
Michigan City-Mra
Robert Rogers
Westville
St. Anthony's Hospital
Anderson—Rowe Riddick
Ross Myers
Pendleton
Trippeer
M. E
Hardette
South Bend
Otto Moore
Mishawaka
Lake Shore
Mikhart
Connecticut
Kokomo
Robert Orr
Edward Coughlin
Claude Armstrong
Jay Foster
Ben Hull
Robert French
Harry Smalley
Columbus
Fairmount
Lawrenceburg
Samuel F. Jumpke
Logan Township
Jumpke
Aged Radical Willam A Peffer Dies at 81
Topeka Kansas William A Peffer died of apoplexy at Grenola following leg amputation shock. He was 81, a farmer, teacher, lawyer, soldier and statesman. Peffer had been elected U S Senator by Kansas first Populist legislature and served 1895 to 1901. He previously practiced law in Clarksville Tennessee and edited the Fredonia Journal and Coffeyville Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Willam A. Peffer
Grenola
Fle
Ceffer
United States Senate
Kansas
Peffer
Clarksyville
Tenn
Fredonia Journal
Coffeyville Journal
Kansas Senate
United States
People’s Party
Eight Soldiers Injured in Tobyhanna Shell Blast
Eight privates of Battery F Third United States Artillery were hurt by a premature shell explosion at Tobyhanna Pennsylvania. William E Erbeck was most seriously injured and taken to a hospital. Privates Andrew Miller Peter Marton Nelson J Blosge Chas A Houndell Fredo FL McNames Fred Lineham o and Corporal John Harach sustained injuries as the unit returned from maneuvers and stopped for target practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Pieth Artillers
Tobyhanna
William E. Erbeck
Black Handers Strike Pittsburg Stable Owner
Three Italians entered George Shoemaker's stable in Pittsburg and bound the dealer after a failed debt demand. They slashed his cheeks and forehead with a stiletta, leaving him near death from blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
George Shoemaker
Sheenaker
Explosion Kills and Injures Many in Tampico Warehouse Fire
A powder explosion at a Tampico warehouse caused multiple deaths and injuries among over a hundred people nearby. The blast and ensuing fires destroyed the warehouse and surrounding structures, with numerous women and children among the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mex
Deerville Boy Dies In Accidental Shooting
Fourteen year old Walter McCullough Pennison was killed when a revolver held by a companion discharged during a Wild West play session. The incident occurred in Deerville as youths played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennison
Walter McCullough
Deerville
Cincinnati Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
The Cincinnati market page lists Wheat, Corn, Oats, Hay, Poultry, Eggs, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Lamb prices. It shows No. 2 red and white wheat, various corn grades, oats, timothy and clover hay, poultry categories, egg values, shipper and butcher cattle, hogs, sows, and lambs with bid ranges and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hevers
Pistol Carrier Arrest Stokes Roanoke Justice Roundup
Jasper Allen brother of Floyd and Lydna Allen traveled to Roanoke with Victor Allen to arrange counsel for Lydna who faces trial for involvement in the Hillville court shooting. Jasper was seized at the jail by Jailer W C Allen on a pistol carrying charge. Allen says he is a constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Jasper Allen
Floyd Allen
Lydna Allen
Victor Allen
Floyd
Hilleville
W. C. Allen
Allen
Phrenology Lecture Provokes Boy’s Bursting Punchline
A professor demonstrates phrenology on a boy, claiming a bump signals love for parents. The boy retorts that the bump reflects where his father struck him with a belt buckle yesterday, drawing laughter from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Pop
Getting Along Fine at School Says Dorothy
A Kansas City Star piece notes a mother asking her 6 year old Dorothy about school progress on Harrison boulevard. Dorothy replies witty and cheerful, mentioning Frances Smith as the amarteat and best dressed girl in the school. The message ends with a note about faith and trust from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Boulevard
Dorothy
Juste Fine
Frances Smith
Kansas City Star
W. 3
Royston
End of Famous Vessel Fox Beached on Greenland Coast
The Fox, the vessel used by Sir Leopold McClintock to learn the fate of Sir John Franklin and his companions, has been wrecked on the Greenland coast. Recently she served the Danish Greenland authorities on coastal voyages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Leopold McClintock
Sir Joh Franklin
Greenland
Rural Fate and Life Reflections in Old Verses
Quotation laden fragmentary lines discuss proposals in a canoe and a humorous exchange about dogs. The text reflects on hardship and daily labor with wry humor and moral overtones. It closes with a maxim about living as a benediction to those near us.
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Supreme Councils
Selby Avenue
Kent Street
St. Paul
Mino Es
Waltreseesa
Fairmount Park
Marquette
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan City
Ind
Kansas City Fruit and Produce Exchange
Seehorn
Exchange
Marshall Town
Ellsworth, Neb
Grace Havena
Marshalltown
William Hennet
Vaele Sam
Aero Club of
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr, Pa
Arlington
Tex
Rufus C. Cornelius
Cornelius
John D. Archbold
American Electric Railway Association
Lorenzo Howland
Tuscumbia
Ala
H. C. Petty
Kansas City Southern
Fort Arthur
Kansas City
Poteau, Oklo
Carl Schurz
Robert Lounsberry
First Cavalry
Fort Yellowstone
Wyo
Lounaberry
Florance Earl
Lake Mills
W. C. Nivine
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
Duluth
Carmen
National Irrigation Congress
Maj
Richard W. Young
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
Artz
Congress
Trenton
N. J
Charles FL Walsh
Kankakee
Tain
Union Jack
Indiana News
Eagle
Newcastle
Ray Watt
Pfeffer
Sunflower State
Dragmiete
Sbe
Sims
Reyv
J. R. Miller
Kal
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