Eight Lives Lost in Storms in South region
Memphis Tenn November 19 eight lives were reported lost from a weekend storm that battered West Tennessee north and central Mississippi north Alabama and eastern Arkansas. Telegraph service is returning but rail lines remain crippled with washed tracks down bridges and water over wrecks. Farmers suffer crop and livestock losses as damages run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Memphis
Tenn
West
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Mobile and Ohio
Southern
Illinois Central
Jackson
Ifenn
Steamer Dix Sunk After Collision With Jeanie
The Dix was rammed by the Jeanie off Alki Point and sank in 100 fathoms after a swift list to port. Survivors were rescued by the Jeanie and tugs, as Port Blakely mourns, with Captain Lermon recounting the disaster and 39 survivors aboard the Jeanie at Seattle.
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Girl
Lermon
Jeanie
Beattie
Pehada
Tyee
Florence K
Blakely Mill Company
Dix
Virginia Street
Seattle
Alaska Coast Company
Great Northern
Smith’s Cove
Tacoma
Flyer
Port Blakely
Alki Point
Jeanies
Te Brantéon
Sfes
Mason
P. Lermon
Charles Dennison
Judge Norris Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
Marion Ohio November 19 Circuit Judge Caleb H Norris of the third judicial circuit pleaded guilty to assaulting Harry Burckhardt of Cincinnati nephew of Norris first wife He was fined 25 dollars and costs The incident last June at the Commercial club stirred local attention Burckhardt was a billiards guest of D R Crissinger Democratic nominee for Congress in the Thirteenth district
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Marion
Ohio
Caleb H. Norris
Third Judicial Circuit
Boston G. Young
Harry Burckhardt
Cincinnati
Norris
Burckhardt
D.R. Crissinger
Congress
Thirteenth
Labor Federation Backed Woman Suffrage in Convention
The American Federation of Labor in Minneapolis voted for woman suffrage with one dissent. It urged Congress to report a joint resolution to submit a constitutional amendment to state legislatures and backed measures to safeguard ocean passengers and enforce a Chinese exclusion act on seamen aboard U.S. ships.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Federation of Labor
Judiciary Committee
National House of Representatives
House
United States
Golden
Valencia
Lasher Arrested After A Week Of Horse Thefts And Pranks
Charles Lasher was arrested near Huntertown by Sheriff Jesse Grice after a week of stealing and bartering horses and buggies. He took rigs from Wallen and laborers at a saloon, returned some, and also took a dinner basket from Jimmy Noonan's saloon while leaving horses loose. The sheriff describes the acts as annoying pranks rather than planned thefts.
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Charles Lasher
Huntertown
Jesse Grice
Frank Newhouse
Wallen
Jimmy Noonan
Bomb explodes in St Peter's Rome amid crowd panic
A bomb exploded under scaffolding near the tomb of Clement XIII in St Peter's Basilica Rome. Despite smoke and screams no one was hurt as the crowd dispersed and order was restored. Police pursue leads but a suspect remains unseen.
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Mgr
Misciatelli
Apostolic Palaces
Bissett
Vatican
Holy Father
Merry del Val
Borgia
Basilica
Guirinal
St. Peter's
Baldacchino
St. Peter
Canova
Pius VI
St. Peter’s
Bernini
Pantheon
Urban VIII
St. Péter
Clement XIII
Rome
Piazza
Watchman Finds Big Roll Then Returns It
Henry Wolf, coachman for L. A. Centlivre, woke in Centlivre's Spy Run Barn to miss a $400 roll. Police investigated but found no trace until night watchman John Hartman produced and returned the money near Wolf's sleeping spot. Detective Lenz and Chief Ankenbruck oversaw the inquiry.
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Henry Wolf
C. L. Centlivre
Spy Run Ave
Ankenbruck
Lenz
John Hartman
Hartman
Wolf
L. A. Centlivre
Allen County farmers to hold three institutes
Programs issued for three Allen County Farmers Institute and Home Makers Association meetings before month end. Poe hosts Thursday and Friday, Maysville on Saturday November 24, and Monroeville on Friday November 30 with C. F. Hubler as chairman and H. H. Roberts secretary.
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Allen County Farmers’ Institute
Homemakers’ Association
Poe
Maysville
Monroeville
C. F. Hubler
H. H. Roberts
Dougherty
F. Marsh
Frankfort
den Enene
F. Hubler
Marion Smith
P. H. Snider
Robert Mercer
Etere Wees
Cyrus Miller
D. F. Marsh
Easay
Lucius Somerson
Wee
Marsh
Uhl
A. F. Lechner
Etree
Ae Eee Tw
Ene Ware Cc
Notable deaths and local incidents in Northern Indiana region
Obituaries report Captain Alexander Hardy a Logansport pioneer and Civil War veteran dead at 81. Fred Slifer dies in Auburn jail after public intoxication arrest. J W Place and Harriett Bennett pass away, with divorce suit and city politics noted. A new Modern Woodmen camp forms in Merriam. A 14 year old near Albion fatally shot while hunting. several marriages and a suicide attempt due to poverty are documented. Couples Eleo married and separated. divorce sought. Bluffton mourning Harriett Bennett. Bluffton mayor vetoes gas ordinance. Goshen club dancers noted. Lagro buyer sues Ferrin traction for unused ticket. Warsaw farmer dies, then wife dies shortly after.
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Alexander Hardy
Logansport
Fred Slifer
Garrett
Auburn
J. W. Place
Decatur
Woodmen of America
Merriam
Noble County
Melvin Smith
Albion
al Eleo
Elkhart
Harriett Bennett
Bluffton
Bennett
H. H. Barcus
Fort Wayne
Hamilton
Thomas Erwin
Waterloo
Orlan Schrock
Hugh Starr
Maud Lambert
Myrtle Kelly
Goshen’s Best Society
George Todd
Tlagro
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Todd
Lagro
Peru
Legi Cinninger
Warsaw
Mr. Cinninger
Liquid Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh
Claims Ely’s Cream Balm qualities in a liquid form for atomizers. Describes it as a unfailing cure for nasal catarrh based on testimonials. Says it does not dry or irritate air passages and soothes inflammation reaching the disease’s root. Note mentions obstinate cases cured in weeks.
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Ely
State Board of Health urges five laws in annual report
The Indiana State Board of Health petitioned the next legislature with five recommendations. The report to Governor Hanly urges water supply planning, a new birth and death registration law, sanitary standards for school buildings, hygiene education in public schools, a state hospital for indigent consumptives, and stronger food and drug laws with broader prosecutorial reach.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Health
Hanly
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Craspsey To Be Unfrocked By Church Court
Rev Alger non Crapsey of St Andrews Episcopal Church Rochester is suspended from the church after the ecclesiastical court of reviews affirmed a lower court decision finding him guilty of heretical teachings. The announcement stated the court affirmed the suspension.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Algernon Crapsey
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Rochester
Ecclesiastical Court of Reviews
Crapsey
Court of Reviews
D. D
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ST. Peter’s, Rome
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Nettie Hubler Segeeee
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Columbia City
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