Gilmore Tellings of Eight Months Captivity and Rescue
Lieutenant J. C. Gilmore of the Yorktown recounted eight months in insurgent hands near Baler Luzon, from April to December, including harsh treatment under General Tino, a dramatic rescue by Col. Hare and Col. Howse, and the joyous return to Manila with nineteen other prisoners.
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Venus
Vigan
South Ilocos
Gilmore
Yorktown
Hotel Oriente
Aguinaldo
Atalut
Tino
Quartet of Lifelong Friends Die In Sudden Sequence
A prominent banker recalls the sudden deaths of four lifelong friends after a trip to New Orleans. R T McDonald, S C Lumbard, Judge C M Dawson, and T B Shoaff all died in close succession, leaving Shoaff buried at Lindenwood as the last of the quartet.
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Thomas B. Shoaff
New Orleans
R. T. McDonald
8. C. Lumbard
C. M. Dawson
T. B. Shoaff
Death of Rev. Dr Edward M Glynn Ends A Note
The obituary notes the passing of Rev. Dr Edward M Glynn a renowned priest. It records his famous dying words Jesus have mercy on me and honors his life of service.
Reverend Dr. Edward McGlynn Dies in Newburgh at 63
Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn rector of St. Mary's Church Newburgh died at 5 20 p m Sunday after seven weeks illness of heart failure and Brights disease. He was 62 last September and had served forty years in the ministry. He faced excommunication years earlier over political views and was restored to church in 1894.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Edward McGlynn
St. Mary’s Church
Bright
McGlynn
St. Mary’s
Jesus
Dr. McGlynn
Urban College of the Propaganda
Rome
North American College
United States
New York
St. Anne’s Church
Central Park Hospital
Father Cummings
St. Stephen’s Church
Henry George
Vatican
Corrigan
Dutcher's Friends Found in Rochester Wife Seeks Husband
Superintendent H W Felts at the county farm located the friends of C P Dutcher fruit tree agent long missing. Dutcher, about 38, has been hopelessly insane at the institution for weeks and is in a critical condition. His wife in Rochester has sent three letters stating she has searched for years and will come to Fort Wayne to bring him home if possible.
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H. W. Felts
C. P. Dutcher
Mdutcher
Rochester
N. Y
Mr. Felts
Dutcher
Debt-Free Forthcoming for First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church plans to finish paying its remaining 5500 debt and dedicate the building and property to the Lord. Rev. D W Moffat reads a letter urging all members and families to attend services next Sunday to participate in a debt plan and avoid committee visits.
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First Presbyterian Church
D. W. Moffat
D. D
Value of Horse Lost in Slip Thought to Be High
A valuable horse owned by Dr. J. and Praag slipped and was reported missing with a high estimated value, prompting search by local handlers.
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Dr. J. x Praag
Logansport Editor J. E. Sutton Dies by Suicide in St Paul
J E Sutton editor and proprietor of the Logansport Reporter killed himself in St Paul on a Saturday evening using a 38 caliber revolver. Financial troubles and nervous strain are cited as factors, with his brother Charlies Sutton’s recent death noted as adding to his mental burden.
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Logansport
Ind
J. E. Sutton
St. Paul
Journal
Sutton
Portland
Ore
East Seventh Street
Esate
Johnson
Market Street
Reporter
Broadway
Mr. Sutton
Charlies E. Sutton
Bozeman, Mont
Dig for Spanish Gold in Manila Treasure Hunt
A terse Manila news note reports Americans are pursuing Spanish gold. The brief mentions a number of people involved and hints at large sums, reflecting a speculative, treasure-hunt mood spilling into transpacific interests.
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Tacoma
Wash
Manila
Filipino treasure hunt revives old Manila gold tale
A Filipino woman found three Spanish coins dated 1758 near the fabled burial site of a mandarin s treasure. A soldier bought the coins and now leads a renewed search. The legend ties to Chan Ler Suey who tried to flee with jewels to Manila after Manila fell to the British in 1762 and was forced into the Rio Grande where the treasure was hidden in a swamp.
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Rio Grande
Grocer Files Petition in Bankruptcy
Alfred W. Stace a East Washington street grocer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S court with Deputy Clerk Logan. Liabilities total 1139.33 and assets 500 all exempt. Creditors mainly Fort Wayne wholesale houses. N C Miller represents Stace.
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Alfred W. Stace
East Washington Street
Logan
United States Court
Woman Cuts Throat in Failed Suicide Bid
Mrs. Sarah Parker of 73 Garden Street attempted to end her life with a razor at 7 a.m. after a history of mental illness. Her husband, who found the weapon, intervened, and Dr. Murray treated neck wounds while deputies took her into custody for care.
Big Bargains in Every Department This Week
A sale advertises deep discounts across departments. Ladies wrappers, fleece lined wear, children's flannelette suits, men's blue flannel shirts, boys underwear, fleece lined hose, and wool underwear are offered at reduced prices with multiple items highlighted for budget shoppers.
Welker Notice From Calhoun Street Block
Cc J Welker appears in Schmitz Block and Calhoun Street address details. Intended for official mailing or recording purposes.
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J. Welker
Schmitz Block
Woman Taken to Hospital in Jail Ward
A female prisoner, about 40, is in the hospital department under Dr. Calvin’s care. She has two children aged 2 and 4. She will be moved to Richmond when her condition permits.
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Calvin
Parker
Richmond
Treasurers Trouble Shocks Montgomery County
Crawfordsville Indiana January 6 William Johnson Montgomery county treasurer admitted a shortfall of over 10000 in his accounts after turning over ledgers to the county commissioners He claims an error and says he will surrender all property to protect bondsmen The commissioners vow immediate investigation marking him the third treasurer to depart with a short balance and complicating future bonding efforts
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Crawfordsville
Ind
William Johnson
Montgomery County
Johnson
Leo man hit by train on Hanna Street incident
A. Arnold of Leo was struck by an incoming train near Hanna Street Friday morning, dislocating his shoulder. He was taken to Hope hospital where Dr. H. A. Duemling treated him. Arnold served as a soldier in the Spanish War.
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Gilmore
Colonel Hare
Otis
United States
Lieutenant Gilmore
F. J. Hubert
Edward Burke
J. J. Farley
Urdaneta
van Galen
Baltimore
A. H. Gordon
George Sackett
Third Infantry
Leland Smith
Frank Stone
Signal Corps
Harry Hubert
Hospital Corps
William Bruce
Edward Honeyman
Nevada Cavalry
Martin Brennan
James Curran
Sixteenth Infantry
Albert Bishop
Third Artillery
John O’brien
David Brown
Brown
Honolulu
Charles Baker
Gillmore
Wigan
MacDonald
A. Arnold
Leo
Hanna Street
Hope Hospital
H. A. Duemling
Arnold
Spain
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Stones
Benguet
Senor Vera
Cuba
Edward M’glynn
Insane Fruit Tree
Rochester, N. Y
Logans
Port Editor
Grocer
Sarah Parker
Gar
den Street
Calhoun ST
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