The Tragic End of Old Jerry Cobb at Buckeye Hollow
A distraught husband and father, Jerry Cobb, plagued by alcohol and neglect, confronts his past deeds. After a final farewell to his daughter Mary and her fiancé, he departs Buckeye Hollow and drowns himself, leaving Mary to face a life shadowed by shame and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Hollow
Jerry Cobb
Peter Dodson
Ben Mullins
Old Jerry
Jerry
Bluford
Mary Cobb
Glover Field
Mary
Henry
Martha
Great Gulf
Downfall of a Fort Wayne Railroad Wicket Agent
Lima Ohio November 5. A. L. Richmond Jr ticket agent for the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railway has left for parts unknown with a disreputable woman. He owes large sums and is thought short in his accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
A. L. Richmond, Jr
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago Railway
Richmond
Reward Offered for Arrest in Bushnell Assault
Springfield Ohio county commissioners offered a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the instigator aider or perpetrator of the assault on General Bushnell. The general is rapidly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Bushnell
Paris Press Convicted For Cartoons In Ridicule Of Army
The La Charge managers and artist were convicted and sentenced to two months in prison plus a 500 franc fine for cartoons ridiculing the army and praising Gen. Boulanger. Separately Edward F. Wolf and Noda Pearson along with Wm. Dash and Anna May Current Ellwood H. George and Lillie Hood John W. Leiter and Carrie A. Taylor were licensed to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
la Charge
Boulanger
Edward F. Wolf
Noda Pearson
Wm. Dash
Anna May Current
Ellwood H. George
Lillie Hood
John W. Leiter
Carrie A. Taylor
Secretary Bayard Moves to Protect Americans in Hayti
The seizure of the American steamer Haitian Republic at St Marie sparks an international dispute. Secretary Bayard directs a man of war to Hayti, with Commander Allan D. Brown to command USS Kearsarge, to safeguard American lives and property amid tensions in Port au Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bayard
Wasamaton
D. C
Lord & Austin
New York City
Gunns
Department
St. Marie
Haiti
United States
Port-Au-Prince
Haytian
T. F. Bayard
Navy Department
Secretary of State
Hayti
Haytian Republic
North Atlantic
Navy Yards
Boston
Washioeton
Secretary of the Navy
Allan D. Brown
Naval Academy
Kearsage
Norfolk
Vassars Will Leaves Vast Charitable Bequests in New York
John Guy Vassar’s will, dated 1885 and probated in Poughkeepsie, leaves large gifts to Baptist churches, the Y M C A, Women’s Christian Association, homes and institutes in Poughkeepsie, and substantial endowments to Vassar College, the hospital, orphan fund, and labs. No direct heirs are named. executors are Weeks Berth and Van Kleeck of Poughkeepsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Guy Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Baptist Church
Baptist Church of Christ
Young Men’s Christian Association
Women's Christian Association
Old Ladies’ Home
House of Industry
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Associated Fire Department
Vassar Brothers Home
John Guy Vassar Poor Widows
Vassar Brothers Hospital
Irene B. Vassar
Vassar Brothers Institute
Vassar College
John Guy Vassar Orphan Fund
James H. Weeks
Oliver H. Berth
Edward van Kleeck
Tornado Hits Laporte Iowa Demolishes Union Hall
A tornado struck Laporte Iowa at 9 PM causing severe damage across the business district. Union hall was demolished and many houses lost their roofs with sections of buildings carried away. Property losses reach 75000 dollars and reports span the county. A separate note from Rupzna Michigan reports missing vessels after Saginaw river weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Iowa
Union Hall
Rupzna
Mich
Fireman Shot in Indiana Depot Incident
Franquin Ind Nov 5 George Miller a fireman on engine No 24 of the Indianapolis Bloominton and Western road shot at the depot last night by an unknown negro who fled Miller died this morning at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franquin
Ind
George Miller
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Road
Indianapolis
Miller
Crushed Under the Wheels
Michael Creighton was killed last night after falling from a freight train on the Dayton and Michigan railroad. His left arm was severed and his head and body mutilated, and he died within hours. Passengers on the Michigan City division of the Lake Erie and Western railroad complain of poor station accommodations, especially at Plymouth where many sit on fences waiting for the 11:28 p.m. train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Michael Creighton
Dayton and Michigan
Michigan City
Lake Erie and Western Road
Plymouth
Deadly Dirk Stabbed By Drunken Rowdies in Chicago
Frank Day a Canadian youth was fatally stabbed at Clark and Jackson streets at midnight by a drunken, unknown assailant. Day and two friends were attacked after a quarrel sparked by a joke about Harrison. The killer fled with another man, a third stayed and was identified later as engineer William Warder who claimed ignorance of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcavo
Frank Day
Clark and
Jackson Streets
Day
Polk Street
Cleveland
Harrison
William Warder
Warder
Missionary Work and Sunday Evening at Grace Reformed
The Grace Reformed Church Ladies Missionary Society hosted a Sunday program featuring scriptures, prayers, anthems, and varied readings. Mrs. A. K. Zartman led with a history and call to earnest missionary work, as Misses Wilson Vordermark Mollie Buckwalter Josie Zartman Sarah Little and Mrs Mathias contributed essays, duets, and solos to praise the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Grace Reformed Church
A. K. Zartman
Beppersig
Mollie Buckwalter
Josie Zartman
Sarah Little
Mathias
Wilson
Vordermark
Bradley
Studer
Explosive magazine blast rocks Shannopin area
A nitro glycerine magazine near Shannopin twelve miles from Pittsburg exploded early this morning. Two to three tons of glycerine caused severe damage, shattering homes in Rochester and Pittsburg area and killing several horses. A tramp seen nearby is suspected to have ignited the material. No confirmed fatalities reported though one tramp may have perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prerssurg
Shannopin
Torpedo Co
Delaware
Rochester
Pittsburg
George
Wm. Wilson
Thomas McCoy
Desolate Home After Tragic Fire Claims Boy
In Wasasau Indiana on November 5 Samuel Shelly and family returned from a pleasure trip to Howard County with the charred bones of his twelve year old son Willie. A fire at their east of town residence destroyed the house and left the rest of the family with burned clothing. The youth perished while the others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasasau
Ind
Samuel Shelly
City
Howard County
Jacob Coomler
Shelly
Willie
Yellow Fever Reports From Fever Points
Advices from the marine hospital show Gainesville Florida reporting three new cases all colored yesterday Camp Perry notes twelve refugees arrived with eight discharged leaving 121 at the fever camp four patients three convalescent and one critical Decatur Alabama records four new cases today two whites Emile Gottschalt and James McCreath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Hospital
Gainesville
Fla
Camp Perry
Decatur
Ala
Emile C. Gottschalt
James McCreath
Fishermen report brig Richard T. Green from St Marie Hayti
The brig Richard T. Green under Captain Patrick arrived from St Marie Hayti reporting an October incident off St Marie where a Haytian man of war ordered a halt and seized papers before returning them and allowing passage. Also noted the Bass wheel department restarting with old and new workers and increased production. Mr. Will Peltier plans winter travel to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Richard T. Green
Patrick
St. Marie
Hayti
Port-An-Prince
Horrible death at Sable iron works from molten iron explosion
Prrespune Pennsylvania November 1 An explosion of hot metal at the Sable iron works Zug and Co kills George Smith and wounds two others in the furnace department when molten iron spills into water and steam erupts demolishing the mill. Klein is critically injured. Mill damage under $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrespune
Sable Iron Works
Zug & Co
George Smith
Klein
Anarchist Demonstration Plans in St Louis
Anarchists and sympathizers push to stage a large observance of the Chicago execution on Sunday November 10 in St Louis The anarchistic paper Die Parele calls for working class participation While socialists number far more and plan a separate event Arbiter hall is booked for the socialist observance leaving the anarchist rally to seek broader turnout
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Die Parele
Detectives Nab Ellison Mounts in West Virginia Clash
In Charteston West Virginia detectives and Hatfield McCoy gang affiliates clashed last night. Ellison Mounts and a man named Chambers were arrested. Chambers was wounded in the hand and fled after shooting a detective in the arm. Mounts was beaten and captured and sent to Pikeville Kentucky jail. Detective J W Napier was shot in the arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charteston
W. Va
West Virginia
Ellison Mounts
Chambers
Mounts
Pikeville
J. W. Napier
Murdered Civil Engineer Found Dead Near Port Carbon
George Haines of St. Clair was found dead on the road between St. Clair and Fort Carbon from two pistol shots, one through the head and one through the heart. The 23 year old engineer, unmarried, had left home midnight to walk to Port Carbon for a train. no clue is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsville
George Haines
St. Clair
Fort Carbon
Port Carbon
Explosion at Campagnac coal pit kills eighty miners
At the Campagnac coal pit in Aveyron a massive explosion killed eighty miners. Twenty two bodies have been recovered. In Toninquin a pirate attack on a foreign legation post left one survivor among forty guards and seven Pa godas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panis
Campagnac
Department
Aveyron
Saigon
Toninquin
Four new yellow fever cases reported in Florida
Wasamneron notes from Gainesville that four new cases were found yesterday three among African Americans and one white. Enterprise reports two new cases with others improving and disease apparently under control. Jacksonville’s Dr. Porter suggests appointing a detective as train inspector at Baldwin and the plan will be implemented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasamneron
Martin
Gainesville
Fla
Enterprise
Hartigan
Porter
Jacksonville
Baldwin
Funeral notes and railway updates in Marion township area
The report notes the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Ben zinger in Marion township and the funeral of Mr. Ernest Minneker at Grace Reformed Church. It mentions Charles Markwood’s injury at Peabody and Sam Johnson’s leg injury. It covers Wabash railroad preparations under Receiver McNulty and a potential Chicago gas-piping purchase by Calumet company. It details Mr Stone of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad career progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Federal
Chas. Markwood
Peabody
Margaret Cole
Hanna Street
Pierceton
Sam Johnson
Olds Wheel Works
Ernest Minneker
Grace Reformed Church
A. K. Zartman
Wabash Road
McNulty
Calumet Company
Chicago
Bell-Worthington Syndicate
Fort Wayne
Chicago Company
Stone
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Burlington
Santa Fe eyeing Mahoning road for eastern outlet
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad officials toured Ottawa on a special train and considered financing and finishing the Mahoning road as a new trunk line. The Toledo Bee notes the New York Mahoning and Western route as feasible and inexpensive, while lenders worry bonds and forced sale value. It is hoped Santa Fe will buy the Mahoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Toledo Bee
New York, Mahoning and Western
Narrow Escape of the Czar and Family in Train Wreck
An official statement from St. Petersbur g reports the czar and czarina escaped unharmed when their train derailed near Borki while en route from Taranovka. The saloon carriage shielded by wreckage saved occupants. several aides, including General Scheremetieff, suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Scheremetieff
Czar
Memphis district crop report predicts October weather hurt cotton
The forthcoming October weather report for the Memphis district cites excessive rain and periodic frosts with minimal crop damage. It notes a 3 percent decline in the district's expected yield versus 1887, reversing a prior 5 percent increase forecasted last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesrpuis
Tenn
Memphis
Hill, Fountaine & Co
Fort Osborn regulars mobilize as conflict looms
Wednes day night Fort Osborn regulars were called by the Canadian Pacific railway to protect property and encamped on the spot. The government has about 200 men laying track westward, transferring material by hand over the CP line. They seek no crossing action until the supreme court case settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienreee
Man
Fort Osborn
Canadian Pacific Railway
West Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Supreme Court
Murderer Tuscott Captured Near Lexington Va
Inspector Banfield reported a dispatch from Lexington Virginia saying Tuscott, sought for the murder of millionaire Snell, had been captured near that location. He noted he had not been officially advised yet but was receiving two or three similar dispatches daily from various points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco, Ill
Banfield
Lexington
Tuscott
Snell
Bowman divorce case jury verdict upholds common law marriage
In Cuincaco on November 3 Judge Tuley instructed the jury, which returned a verdict in favor of the complainant. The decision establishes the validity of Mrs. Bowman's common law marriage and grants her a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuincaco
Tuley
Bowman
Featherweight title bout set Havlin vs Warren in San Francisco
Articles of agreement were signed at the California Athletic Club for a November 25 featherweight bout between Boston's John A. Havlin and San Francisco's Tommy Warren. The purse totals $1,000 with the loser receiving $250 for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California Athletic Club
John A. Havlin
Boston
Tommy Warren
Fire destroys Treton saw mill in blaze
Treton on November 3 reports Henry Rains saw mill burned to ashes after a blaze started yesterday. Firefighters arrived too late, destroying the mill with an estimated loss of 1800 dollars and no insurance. Authorities suspect arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treton
Henry Rains
Fatal shootouts and boiler explosion reported
Nov 2 reports from Farweut and Curiaco describe Alexander St Charles shot dead by Frank Walker protecting a woman named Ferguson after Charles forced entry while intoxicated. Detective Jake Loewenstein fatally shot by wife amid ongoing quarrels. In Reapine a steam threshing boiler blast killed four youths and injured several others. A generic advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farweut
Mich
Alexander St. Charles
Whitney & Batchellor
Frank Walker
Ferguson
St. Charles
Curiaco
Jake Loewenstein
Reapine
Jonas Spayd
Bern Township
Wm. Rever
Joseph Machner
Isaac Marberger
Joseph Spayd
Irvin Duntelberger
Mammoth Texas Train Robbery Foiled by Express Messenger
Three masked men held up a Mex can Central passenger train sixty two miles south of El Paso. They robbed the express car of over two thousand dollars but fled when Express Messenger N T Villegas escaped with the safe keys. The robbers cut telegraph wires and abandoned the engine near Juarez. the attackers are believed to be Americans who crossed the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Band of Negroes Attack Travelers in West Virginia
Information from Mercer county reports two white travelers attacked by a group of Black men on a Sunday highway. Two victims were shot and robbed of 3600 dollars. William Henderson and Michael Johnson escaped to Bramwell to raise the alarm. Fifty pursuers hunted the outlaws who fled into the mountains near the Kentucky line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramueston
W. Va
Mercer County
William Henderson
Michael Johnson
Bramwell
Mercer
Kentucky Line
Fatal Accident In Fire Cart Crushes Six Firemen
At Saginaw City Michigan this morning a fire cart with six men responding to an alarm collided with an empty wagon. The crash threw the men to the ground and crushed several. Henry Jordan 30 was gravely injured and expected to die. Ben Farrington suffered both legs broken. Thomas Trahan, Robert Hudson and Foreman William Pond also were badly hurt with head, hip, and leg injuries respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Saginaw
Mich
Saginaw City
Henry Jordan
Ben Farrington
Thomas Trahan
Robert Hudson
Foreman Wm. Pond
Saloon Row Involving Chicago Street Railroad Men
At a late hour several new north side street railroad workers played pool in a saloon at Clybourn and Racine. They were attacked by older men who used chairs and improvised weapons. Revolvers were drawn and shots fired. Conductor Gannell shot a man named Montee in the leg after Montee attacked him with a chair. Gannell was the only one arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
North-Side Street Railroad
Clybourn
Racine Avenues
Gannel
Montee
Gannell
Two Pugilists Fight in City Island Hotel Dining Room
In New York on November 1, Thomas Flanagan of Cincinnati vs Peter McCabe of Albany battled ten rounds in City Island hotel dining room. Flanagan won at the end of the tenth after a brutal exchange lasting forty minutes, shocking many spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Flannagan
Cincinnati
Peter McCable
Albany
City Island
Flannagan
McCabe
No More Colored Butter Policy Stirs Boston Debate
The New England Farmer reports a leased letter from the internal revenue commissioner ruling that color additives in oleomargarine made with cotton seed oil, even in tiny amounts, fall under the statute defining oleo margarine. The note signals tighter regulation of buttery substitutes in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
New England
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Robbery on Highway Ends in Theft of $7300
In Akron on November 1 Joseph Dick enhof, eighty, was attacked by two highwaymen in a deserted city area. He was struck with a sling shot and robbed of $7,300 carried without a valise. Suspects escaped on a horse and buggy. officers pursue them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Joseph Dickenhof
Infant body fished from driftwood at Brown street bridge
In Lafayette Indiana yesterday the coroner recovered an infant body from driftwood at the Brown street bridge. The parent killed the child by cutting its throat before tossing the body into the Wa bash river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayrtte
Ind
Brown Street Bridge
Court marshal Jack Fleming dies by self-inflicted gunshot
In Kansas City on October 30, marshal Jack Fleming killed himself with a revolver during a court session. No motive given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jack Fleming
President to Proclaim Thanksgiving Day for November 29
The president will issue a proclamation this afternoon naming Thursday November 29 as Thanksgiving and prayer day across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixaton
D. C
United States
Woman Candidate Wins Mandamus To Vote In City Election
Mrs Cynthia Leonard, candidate of the equal rights party for New York mayor, registered in the Thirty fourth district of the Seventh assembly district and obtained a mandamus to compel election inspectors to receive her vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cynthia Leonard
Equal Rights Party
General Sweitzer Dying Prersture
Gen J Bowman Sweitzer prothonotary of the Pennsylvania supreme court for fifteen years is dying of blood poisoning. The item notes that many users attest Ayer's Hair Vigor as a stimulant and tonic for preventing baldness cleansing the scalp and restoring color to faded or gray hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prersture
Ayer
Chancellors Letters From Abroad Describe Ocean Voyage
A gossipy letter from Louvain Belgium recounts a sea crossing from New York to Europe in 1888. John F. Lane details rough seas, sea sickness, and a rail and boat itinerary through Queenstown Liverpool and London toward Cologne, Munich, and Rome, praising the American clergy school and notable priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvais
Belgium
the Sentinel
Atlantic
Europe
Neptune
New York
Queenstown
Wales
Liverpool
Mersey
London
Midland Railway
England
Dover
Ostende
Straits
Bruges
Ghent
Malines
Qstende
Louvain
Oechtering
Duehmig
Spalding
Riordin
Wiedan
O'Sullivan
Monsignor de_ Neve
Cologne
Dernbach
Coblenz
Sisters of
Jno. F. Lane
Badeau Settles Suit Over Grant Memoirs Claim
General Badeau's suit to recover 10000 dollars plus interest for services on General Grant's Personal Memoirs was settled. Badeau withdrew joint authorship allegations and conceded Grant wrote the Memoirs, admitting only suggestion revision and verification. Mrs. Grant paid the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Grant
Energetic Clothing Man Near Millionaire Plans
Max Nirdlinger, Philadelphia clothing merchant, returns from the east to announce forming a stock firm with several partners to control petrole fuel sales east of the Alleghenies. A California syndicate offers 250000 for Pacific coast rights with half interest, and Nirdlinger plans to close his clothing house ties and move to Europe within six months to promote the fuel. The report notes Sunraven cites facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Nirdlinger
Camden
N. J
Messrs. Weidner
Allegheny Mountains
Nirdlinger
California
Pacific Coast
Sentinel
Mr. Nirdlinger
Sam, Pete & Max
Europe
Tux Sunraven
Two Saloon Keepers in Indianaplis Feud Shootout
In Indianapolis October 31 a long standing feud between John H. McFee and Thomas H. Slavin, begun in Knightstown, ended in a deadly saloon shooting. Eight shots fired from the rear wounded Slavin under the right shoulder and McFee through the bowels and right ear. Both men were taken to a hospital with McFee fatally hurt and Slavin in dangerous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpranapolis
Ind
John H. McFee
Thomas H. Slavin
Knightstown
Slavin
McFese
McFee
Local deaths reported to city undertakers this week
The city undertakers reported eleven deaths since last Saturday including Wm. H. Anderson 38 dropsy Catherine McQuewen 71 dropsy Ernest R. Minnecker 55 erysipelas Sophia Schowe 25 consumption August Schneider 12 dropsy Louisa Schultz 11 burned Henry Meyer 56 paralysis Henry Bohde 26 typhoid fever Margaret Benzinger 58 typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Anderson
Catherine McQuewen
Ernest R. Minnecker
Sophia Schowe
August Schneider
Louisa Schultz
Henry Meyer
Henry Bohde
Margaret Benzinger
Fourteen Hurt When Hand Car Crash Kills Two in Bedford County
A Sandy Run branch accident near Hopewell left two dead and three fatally injured as a hand car carrying fourteen Huntington and Broad Top railroad workers from ore mines tore apart when a wheel broke. Others suffered injuries as they were scattered along the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autoona
Hopewell
Bedford County
Sandy Run
Huntington and
Broad Top
Tragedy at Terre Haute Parade Claims Dolly Phillips
During a republican parade in Terre Haute Indiana Dolly Phillips twenty was shot on the corner by a man named Gallo way. The bullet struck her in the head and she died within minutes. The motive remains unknown and the shooter fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Dolly Phillips
Galloway
Extralite Formula Promises Safer Explosive
Rudolph Ericson, a Swede living in New Brirais Connecticut, claims a formula for extralite a discovery by his Swedish uncle. The new explosive is twice as powerful as dynamite yet safe to handle as it does not explode in open air and cannot be ignited by burning in air. Manufacturing will start locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brirais
Conn
Rudolph Ericson
Sweden
English syndicate buys New York breweries report
The Best Brewing company secretary Charles Best said a New York source advised the sale of two New York breweries had occurred days ago. He noted no negotiations were made for the Beat brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwaukee
Charles Best
Best Brewing Company
New York
Beat
Kicked to Death near O City in Buggy Accident
Mrs. Frank Coser, prominent local woman, was killed when she was thrown from a buggy after a runaway horse bolted yesterday. The report notes the fatal fall and emphasizes the city tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trim. O
Frank Coser
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Bass Works
Will Peltier
Marion Township
R. Swenson
Harrison Street
Russia
Havlin Vs. Warren
All Drugrts
General Sweitzer
ZANG
Badeau
Indianapelis
Earth
Shotina
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