A Teuton's Trouble and Warpath Indians News Summary
Excerpt reports Christian Linderman an early settler dying of heart disease at age 82 in Ex Quart. A freight train on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line was tele-scoped near Eau Claire injuring conductor and engineer George Winters.
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Indians Murder White Teamster on Dragoon Mountain
Two men arriving from Dragoon Mountain confirm bands of Indiana stragglers are there. They found the body of a white teamster, apparently murdered by Indians, with the wagon abandoned and the team missing.
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Moon brothers Arrested in Cherokee Co Murder Case
Tom and Baler Moon were arrested for murdering their aunt Tinkersley in Cherokee County Georgia. Police say the crime involved robbery and the house was later buried with the old woman’s charred remains found in the ruins.
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Daring Robbery Strikes Cleveland Street
On Brownell Street Henry Bittel aged 25 was attacked by two men who pepper sprayed him then knocked him down and robbed him of 70 dollars. His injuries are slight.
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Supreme court voids liquor prohibition clause
The supreme court ruled that part of the prohibitory law punishing drunkenness is unconstitutional because the provision was not expressed in the bill's title. It states that those legally possessing liquor may drink burn or give it away.
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Five-Name Forgery Ring Arrested by Detectives
Private detectives arrested Jack Brush William Lawrence Charles Preston Jack Morton and two others who came from New York. They are noted forgers who raised checks Preston and Brush were found with forgery tools. The gang is described as the city’s most dangerous in five years.
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Smallpox outbreak hits Wooster area after Mansfield train stop
A tramp with smallpox rode a Mansfield train and died in Wooster’s engine-house. The Board of Health reports thirteen cases nine variants, with three deaths and several recoveries.
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Terre Haute Council approves city light contract with Briish Electric
The Terre Haute city council voted two to one to accept a proposal from the Briish Electric Light and Power Company to light the city. The decision follows a meeting yesterday where the deal to illuminate Terre Haute was formalized.
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Lighting Contract Proposal with Tower Capacity Revealed
A favorable contract for electric light is presented. The original proposition describes five towers with one central unit and four others, totaling twenty thousand candle power for the center and sixteen thousand candle power for each remaining tower. The annual consideration is ten thousand dollars.
Suit Over Liquor Sale Ends With $500 Verdict
Iowa, Feb 9 Eliza Venstra sues John P Bourquin known as Frenchy for selling liquor to her son leading to his death. Jury returns $500 verdict for Venstra after a weeklong trial. In a separate note James W Miller fugitive from justice is ordered surrendered to the United States. Judge McKenzie voices hope for extradition law reform. Miller faced robbery and shooting with intent to kill charges.
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German immigrant follows license to wed in 1876
In Chebaco district a German named John Bandholz moved his life with Lena Klar after obtaining a license. The couple, parents of five children, learned at Justice Kaufman’s office that license and marriage certificate are not interchangeable. Lena pleaded, and the ceremony was performed on the spot.
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Pupil Quiz Questions From Old School Lesson
A list of curious questions asks why rivers overflow and where oldest cities lie, defines politics and geography, cites Indiana facts, asks about the Gulf Stream, Columbus, the moon distance, and other varied trivia.
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Fire and Water Destroys a Large Quantity of Heavy Loss
Minneapolis faced a $30,000 conflagration late last night causing extensive damage. New Orleans cotton workers go on strike while Albany reports another deadlock as the assembly adjourns after two failed ballots for clerk. England advises the United States on the Boers warpath amid ongoing deadlock and labor unrest.
Fire Destroys Minneapolis Furniture Factory and More
A blaze in St. Paul reports a fire at Minneapolis furniture factory McCullough and Lee and adjacent properties. Estimated losses run to about $30,000 with $15,000 covered by insurance. cause and extent of damage to other buildings unknown.
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Bank of France Shows Net Gold Rise and Silver Drop
Paris reports from the Bank of France indicate a weekly increase of 78,850 francs in gold while silver holdings fall by 13,175,000 francs. The update reflects shifts in precious metal reserves during the period.
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Fire destroys Butler steam mill in Dergoit blaze
Fire at Frankfort yesterday leveled A. J. Butler's steam saw mill and a hundred thousand feet of lumber owned by Hall and Lincoln. Loss estimated at $12,000 with $5,000 covered by insurance.
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Cotton Rellers strike halts New Orleans presses
In New Orleans on February 9 the Cot ton Rellers association declares a strike demanding the discharge of all nonmember employees. Cotton presses stop work as the dispute closes business activity.
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Another Newark Man in Trouble
Joseph Hague a Newark broker has been arrested and charged with aiding and abetting a clerk in Merchant's National Bank in defrauding the institution by a bank fraud scheme in New Jersey on February 9.
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Basutoland conflicts intensify with rebel support
Cable reports Basutoland faces grave situation as local chiefs back rebels. Boers crossed the border and attacked Chief Mantizigna on January 10 but were repulsed with losses. Fighting continues amid renewed hostilities.
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United States urged to invite neutrality pact for inter-oceanic link
The Times suggests the United States invite maritime powers to join neutrality stipulations for an inter-oceanic communication, a move tied to the Clayton-Bulwer treaty between Britain and the United States. It says America would likely view such action favorably.
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Freight Train Wreck Near Eagle Station Sparks Fire
A Cincinnati to Short Line freight train wrecked near Eagle station this morning. No details available. A blaze in eastern Louisville destroyed Schaal's slaughter house causing about 2000 dollars in losses with 1000 dollars insured.
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Big Fire at Neily & Hambleton Grain Elevator
Fire alarms rang out as dense black smoke drove back workers at Neily and Hambleton grain elevator on Grove Street. The six story center building 30 feet front spans 180 feet along the railroad with east and west sections adjoining, forming a 180 by 160 foot complex reaching to the river.
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Grain Bins Fire In Stone Warehouses Damages Wide
Fire engulfed stone storehouses filled with grain, totaling about 800000 bushels, with corn losses minimal due to water. Insurance claims rise to 413000 dollars, but experts deem overall loss moderate. Belts overheated and a negligent watchman allowed flames to spread.
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Star Routers Indicted in Government Conspiracy Case
Washington reports a grand jury vote for indictment of J. W. Dorsey L. W. Vail J. M. Menar J. B. Sanderson M Riverdell and Thos L Brady in the so called Dorsey combination charged with conspiring to defraud the government.
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Canvassing for Polk directory wraps. bridge inspection and more
City canvassing for Polk directory completed as county commissioners inspect Robinson bridge in Pleasant township. Report notes resident arrests, party visits, banking creditor chatter, and a golden wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Eckert with ample gifts and a sizable home coming party.
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Death in Barn Near Princeton Quietly Investigated
The body of Thomas Lobeir was found in a barn four miles east of Princeton. A gas can lay beside him and a rope mark was noted around his neck but no wound appeared. He had been considered close to insanity for some time.
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Browne recommends Mooney for revenue collector post
General Browne backs Mooney of New Castle for collector of internal revenue replacing Wildman. Sunday afternoon a tramp named McCleary was shot through the shoulder by Bill Eastride, engineer at the Neptune stove factory in Vincennes, after a quarrel over a woman.
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