World gold production surge surpasses earlier eras
A late 1900s overview notes global gold output in 1908 reached 32,200 tons valued at $431,992,200, led by Africa with 8,005,430 ounces. United States produced 4,? ounces worth $94,560,000, Australia and Canada also contribute, while British and Asian outputs diversify the world’s vast mining frenzy driven by capital and new mining frontiers.
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Funeral rites for Mrs Charter Stones held in Auburn
The funeral services for the late Mrs Charter Stones were held at Cedar Chapel Wesincitey morning at 11 o clock. Dr Graham and family will depart Tuesday for War Seas N M to be buried. A large family reunion is planned at the home of P D Ginder in Wilmington township next Saturday. Ralph Scot recently ill with a lingering illness faces possible recovery. A. L. Wimner and family plan to depart Tuesday for Garland Wyoming. Local civic matters were discussed in a regular meeting yesterday. Various residents visited relatives in Chicago and Fort Wayne over the weekend.
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Kiat News Fureau
Auburn
Ind
Charter Stones
Cedar Chapel
J O'Elack
Graham
N. ML
P. D. Ginder
Wilemington
Aplyndia
Ralph Scot
Wimner
Garland
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Dale Bockrider
Bert Mochamer
Lixo
Myron Why
Mra. Briggs
Remains of Samuel Depew to Be Interred Tuesday
The remains of Samuel Donon Depew who died Sunday morning will be taken to Union Church near Auburn on Tuesday afternoon for services at 1 oclock. The notice from Auburn Int. June mentions the interment and the church service time.
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Kibt
Buren
Auburn
Samuel Donon
Union Church
Drunk in a Day City Inquiries in Warbarw Ind
Amos Cals Uns, described as an old offender, appeared in a staggering condition in the buninen district. Authorities work to determine where Colling procured the whiskey, amid ongoing efforts to trace the source of the liquor.
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Journal-Gazette
Warbaw
Ind
Amos Cals Uns
Thn
Buninen
Colling Philling
Estate leaves $100000 to journal in Warsaw
The June 6 story from the Journs Gazette in Warsaw Indiana notes a will of Mattie P. Clark of Indianapolis leaving a $100000 estate to a newspaper or related entity with a $1000 provision to the Presbyterian board of home missions and a $200 bequest as a set. County Clerk C Edgin Stout witnessed the proceedings.
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Warsaw
Ind
Penny Train Strikes Automobile Near Orion
An automobile traveling from Columbia City to a point west of War saw is struck by a passenger train No 6 near Orion. Leininger is thrown clear while Harshner, a crippled traveler, is aided beside the road. both escape serious injury as the car sustains minor damage. A separate note reports a trust directing multiple bequests to the Tabernacle Presbyterian church and several named individuals, with Dr Carlton named administrator and a large sum mentioned.
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D.L. Harehner
Columbia City
Warsaw
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Anlg
Ima
Cxtender
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