Bold Train Robbers Loot Santa Fe Express Near Crowley
A north bound Santa Fe train was robbed near Crowley Texas as three men boarded the locomotive and two others jumped aboard. They forced the engineer and fireman to move the train and emptied sacks of Mexican silver valued at about $10,000, with two sacks taken and several left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worts
Tex
Santa Fe
Crowley
Istols
Moman
Craiger
Monahan
Fort Worth
Ogpen
Utah
Edward Dayton
Rio Grande Western
White
Dayton
Montgomery
Aua
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Buck Alamna Bridge
Mobile
Anita McCormick Weds Emmons Blaine in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Anita McCormick daughter of Cyrus H McCormick married Emmons Blaine eldest son of the secretary of state. The wedding at a Chicago Presbyterian church drew prominent guests despite drizzle. The couple to reside in Baltimore with a honeymoon at Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Pi.cormick
Chicago
Emmons Blaine
Rriszano Sprinas
N. Y
Anita McCormick
Cyrus Hall MccCormick
Presbyterian Church
Blaine
Hall McCormick
Robt
McCormick
New York
Cyrus Bently
Jas. A. Ryerson
G. M. Ryerson
Marshall Field
Frank Farwell
Henry Day
Alfred B. Mazon
John Hall
R. B. Rice
Boston
Colonel Coppinger
United States Army
Cyrus H. McCormick
Baltimore
Bar Harbour
Professor Diederich Takes Consular Duties in Leipsic
Washington reports Prof. Diederich formerly of Fort Wayne now serves as consul at Leipsic. He states he has assumed office and is pleased with Leipsic while noting his transfer from Nuremberg. His first treasury draft for consular expenses will be adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Diederich
Fort Wayne
Leipsic
the Treasury
Nuremberg
Deiderich
State Department
Nuremburg
Germany
Train Collision Kills Five at Washington Heights
A rear end crash on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific near Washington Heights at 6 pm left five dead and twelve injured. A suburban passenger train stood as a fast freight struck, demolishing the rear coach. Engineer Twombley and Lt Healy face investigation and possible liquor influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crroaco
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Washington Heights
Sadie Kelley
Rock Island Company
Brown
Fred Huedner
Jay McKenzie
Washington
Tense Preparations Reported Along Illinois Central Line
Corrizeville Mississippi Sept 25 reports say white residents across the Illinois Central railroad region and in delta counties are arming themselves in anticipation of a potential clash with Risc Conservativemen with whom interviews have been conducted. Arms are being purchased on both sides. Water Valley ten miles north appears a focal point of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrizeville
Miss
Tlinois Central
Delta
Risc
Water Valley
Four Die In Palatine Bridge Railroad Wreck
Four people killed in a Palatine Bridge rail accident near Watertown New York after a midnight Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg line derailment. One passenger and three railway staff died. six others injured. Victims named: Miss Sadie Boyd Dayton clergyman Prentice Dane Franklin porter W H Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburg
Here
Carthage
Amsterdam
Powderly to Face Scrutiny on Southwest Strike at St Louis
Verrence Powderly, master workman of the Knights of Labor, will address the Knights of Labor general executive board in St Louis and defend his role in the southwest strike while promising a clear financial report. He plans an open session with few ex-members attending as Shaw challenges accounting for $800,000 and alleged bridge plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Verrence V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Southwest
Star Chamber
Shaw
Powderly
St. Louis Bridge
Dock Laborers Strike Spreads Across London
London strikers widen disruption across industries as cigar makers join the movement led by socialist leaders. Police intervene at a dock where the steam ship Holland was unloading, and several ship owners grant a 25 percent wage increase plus overtime boosts.
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London
Holland
Five New Catholic Bishops Appointed in United States
Rome announces five suffragan sees for the newly created American archdiocese of St Paul Minnesota with bishops named for Winona Sioux Falls Jamestown Duluth and St Paul area clerics reassigned or elevated to lead those dioceses. Separately dock laborers at Rotterdam plan to return to work while Dutch warships stand by and miners in Mons Belgium strike at collieries on September 30.
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Rome
St. Paul
Minn
Winona
St. Cloud
Duluth
Jamestown
Sioux Falls
Dak
Martin Nearty
D. D
Dakota
Joseph B. Cotter
St. Thomas Church
Brussers
Mons
Alabama Sheriff Faces Mass Resistance After Killing
Sept 28 Pratt Mines, Alabama. Deputy Sheriff Maxwell killed a black man, sparking a riot as armed negroes threaten whites. White residents call for protection. trains report crowds fleeing. Police deploy local militias and volunteer posses to guard prisoners and quell violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brraaneuam
Aua
Pratt Mines
Maxwell
Pratt
Smith
General Brown cited as heal for pension rifts in Ohio G A R
Private Dalzell reports strong G A R sentiment in Ohio over General Brown's potential pension commissioner role. He says veterans are angry about Tanner's expulsion and doubt voting in the fall, hoping Foraker and the president address the issue promptly to mend the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canowertl
Dalzell
General Brown
Ohio
Department of Ohio
Brown
Tanner
Lam
Foraker
Train robber and fugitive escapes from county jail
A notorious criminal known as Rei maund Hoizhny escapes from the county jail at Bessemen with several other prisoners. Sheriff Foley appeals to residents to aid in recapture as bloodhounds are telegraphed for and telegraphs spread warnings across the region. The town erupts in excitement as efforts to hunt the fugitive intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemen
Mics
Reimaund Hoizhny
Republic
Ifme
Foley
Multiple Homicides Reported Across States Amid Crashes
A string of violent incidents and disasters spans from West Virginia to New York. Al Brumfield and wife die after a roadside ambush in Heathxerox district, while Alfred Barrett is killed in South Carolina with Carrie Black dying after drinking poison. A freight wreck near Lodi Junction injures Fireman Young. other notes include fires in Portiaxo and Kearney, plus a boxing bout in Ashland ending in a draw.
Emperors and courts in transit and court actions
Telegrams reveal a mixed bag of many tales from Sept 25 to 27. Emperor William reportedly to visit Darmstadt en route to Athens. Rev Charles Woodruff and Mrs Louisa Covett vanish. six adulterous and seven unlawful cohabitors jailed under the Edmunds law in Provo. lengthy jury notes in the Henry Ives case. a 15-year-old colored boy sentenced to hang in Virginia for rape. and various deaths, arrests, and accidents across the country from Massachusetts to California and New York to Ohio.
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Bern
William
Darmstadt
Athens
Frankfort
Ind
Charles Woodruff
United Brethren Church
Boylestown
Louisa Covett
Saur Sage Crry
Oran
Provo
Henry
Ives
Tres
Prrexssune
Simon
Monument
Starke
W.T
J. J. Hefferan
Cronin
Chicago
Bureaso
Wm. B. White
the Courier
Mr. White
C. B. Holmes
Chicago Street Railway Company
World’s Fair Fund
Westcreston
John Postley
Tredyffrin Township
Eastern
Clare Webber
Cincinnati
Almond
Holzclaw
Ohio River
Constanes
Washington
New Yoak
Toombs
Ludlow Street
Charles W. Brooke
Henry 8
Smythe
President Morrison names postmasters in many states
The president appointed numerous postmasters across Alabama Arkansas Arizona Georgia Idaho Illinois Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Carolina Indiana Kansas Muaine New Hampshire New York Ohio Vermont Virginia Wisconsin and named Albert H. Killam collector and Edwin N. Artshorn deputy second comptroller. Separate dispatches report Kellogg Evans and Douglass Hayti sail plans and upcoming U S Senate race forecasts in several states.
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Washington
Alabama
Charles ©. Sheats
Deestur
Felix G. Lambuth
Florence
Arkansas
R. J. Rodgers
Sourcey
Arizona
Jacob M. Copes
Phoenix
Georgia
Columbus
Browning
Dalton
J. P. Smith
Thomasville
Idaho
Arvid Hinman
Mascot
Illinois
C. M. Lyon
McLeansborough
J. G. Bodensachatz
Lamont
W. O. Pinnell
Pars
F. ¥. Hedley
Bunker Hill
R. E. Nazeworthy
Sullivan
F. P. Gillispie
Olney
Michigan
W. L. Seaton
Jackson
Minnesota
Lyman Yondro
Rochester
Christian Peterson
Preston
W. M. Fuller
Little Falls
Missouri
E. K. Crofton
Liberty
B. M. Preston
Bethany
H. A. Nelson
Lebanon
C. L. Porter
Plattsburg
Nebraska
R. H. Eaton
Kearney
North Carolina
Ada Hunter
Kinston
Thos. W. Hicks
Henderson
S. H. Vick
Wilson
Indiana
Solomon Town
Winamac Town
A. ©. Newton
Stone Lake
Wilton Starr
Algoni
C. McFarland
Marshalltown
Kansas
David R. Gordon
Adelin
Ohio
New York
Europe
A. 5
Worthington
Kellogg
Ossipee
Douglass
Huyti
Evans
Vacy
Hayti
Kelloge
Kearsarge
Anavy Department
Jury progress in Cronin Case and labor strike actions
The Cronin Case resumes as Judge McConnell to appoint a special bailiff to summon jurors after defense objections. Writ of habeas corpus for Woodruff set for hearing. Separately, 200 masons strike over non union brick at Hogan Slattery project. In Boston, Democrats push for Sullivan nomination. Ottawa dispatch notes US cruiser Rush may arrive at Victoria amid potential harbor tensions with sealing schooner crews.
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Cascaco
Cronin
Sheriff’s Department
McConnell
Browne
Leonard and Baxter Streets
The
Building Trades
Messrs
Hogan & Slattery
Boston
Sherman House
John L. Sullivan
Congress
J. H. O'Neil
Ottawa
British Columbia
United States
Rush
Victoria
New York Reports Three Personal Crises at Once
Sept 30 reports from New York detail three suicides. Leopold New land, an Austrian peddler, killed himself at his daughter's home using rough on rats. Hiram B. Patterson, a clerk, shot himself in the head and died. Timothy Sheban, a bricklayer from Elizabethport, leapt overboard from the steamship Servi three days after leaving Queenstown. Daniel T. Ruggles, a wealthy South Norwalk resident, shot himself in the head this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leopold Newland
Hiram BR. Patterson
Timothy Sheban
Elizabethport
N. J
Servi
Queenstown
Norwayx
Conn
Daniel T. Ruggles
South Norwalk
Montana Election Forecast Recounts Democratic Upset Odds
The Helena dispatch reports heavy betting on Democratic Governor Toole and Republican Power with Toole leading by about 1600 votes and Republicans likely winning lieutenant governor and possibly supreme court seat Judge Blake. North Dakota results noted as Republican victory but with a contested legislature outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
U.S
Starrue
W. T
Legislature
Strovx Fals
D. T
South Dakota
Helena
Mont
Montana
Toole
McGinnis
Curter
Congress
McGinn
Judge Blake
Supreme Court
Bismanen
Duk
North Dakota
Fire devastates Grand Haven half the town in Michigan
Reported from Dertfor Michigan October 1 describes a morning fire in Grand Haven that consumed half the city. Wind from the lake hindered firefighting, wrecking the telegraph office and damaging several large plants. Later updates estimate losses near a million dollars with multiple churches and residences burned. In Cambria California the village’s business district also burned, destroying the post office and telegraph offices with about 125000 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Haven
Mich
Burnsea
California
Dertfor
Slayton
Cutler
San Louis
State Democratic Convention Opens in Syracuse
The New York Democratic State Convention convened in Syracuse with Edward F. Jones named temporary chairman and Charles R. DeFreest, F Oulhouse, Joseph E. Newberger, and Frank W. Gethofer as temporary secretaries. Lieutenant Governor Jones chaired amid loud applause as the session adjourned to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Murphy
State Committee
Edward F. Jones
Charles R. DeFreest
Mr. F. Oulhouse
Joseph E. Newberger
Frank W. Gethofer
Jones
Frederick Douglass Sets Sail for Haiti Mission
Frederick Douglass boarded the U S S Kearsarge in New York to be carried to Hayti for his duties as American minister. The ship sailed at 9 am with questions raised about Commander Whiting not meeting him aboard. Douglass noted assurances from Washington that no officer objected to his color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Douglass
United States
Hayti
Whiting
Douglass
Washington
Boulanger Leaves London for Jersey to Cut Expenses
London reports General Boulanger will relocate to the Isle of Jersey to lower costs after funders refused further support. The piece notes a quarrel with Henri Rochefort, who plans winter in Egypt unless amnesty is granted. A separate incident covers Captain Lawler shooting harbor staff over the Never Sink ownership dispute.
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London
General Boulanger
Isle of
Jersey
Henri Rochefort
Egypt
J. W. Lawler
Mr. Black
Lawler
Atlantic
Black
Cherbourg
France
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth
Neversink
Presidential Appointments for Land Office Registers
The president announced appointments to land office registers including Geo. A. Royce of Michigan appointed at Marquette L. M. Lange of Minnesota at Marshall Chas. R. Kingsley of Idaho at Boise City L. E. Monroe of Kansas at Wakerey Jas. R. Hudson of Arkansas at Camden Chas. M. Green of Arkansas at Harrison.
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Washington
Registers of Land
Geo. A. Royce
Michigan
Marquette
L. M. Lange
Minnesota
Marshall
Chas. R. Kingsley
Idaho
Boise City
L. E. Monroe
Kaneas
Wakerey
Jas. R. Hudson
Arkansas
Camden
Chas. M. Green
Harrison
No. 8 Miners Vote to Discontinue Work in Perth District
The No. 8 miners at Perth Indiana voted in a mass meeting yesterday to quit work and rejoin the strikers. A mass meeting is planned at Jumbo mine for the same aim. Committees are closing every block mine in the district as Knights of Labor offer extraordinary inducements to the strikers to hold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Perth
Jumbo Mine
Knights of Labor
A Tremendous Sensation and a Cure Claim
A 1900s tone touts modern express trains at sixty miles per hour as astonishing and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for consumption, claiming it reaches the disease’s seat and cures it. The piece closes with a quip about a French army soldier earning five cents a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Cures Coughs
Town report notes remarkable cures from Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs aiding those with coughs sore throat asthma bronchitis and consumption. Druggists offer a free trial bottle with a guarantee of relief. Large bottles priced at five cents and one dollar. Directoire Costumes out of fashion as Mr Grundy disapproves.
Bicycle Race Ends in Faint and Injuries Reported
A mile bicycle race between Jesse Evans and Frank Keplinger near the New Haven turnpike drew a large crowd. Evans fainted 100 yards from the start and was treated at Shoaff residence for heart failure from overexcitement. Conductor J J Knox and brakeman Frank Hall also sustained injuries in separate incidents. A Baden arsonist legal dispute follows with adultery charges and requests for relief in a connected civil action.
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Jesse Evans
Frank Keplinger
First National Bank
New Haven
Evans
Shoaff
Frank Hall
Fairfield Avenue
Fort Wayne Road
Dunkirk
Ohio
Anton Alf
Calhoun Street
van Buskirk
Merz Divorce Sought Over Alleged Cruelty and Prostitution
Josephine Merz filed for divorce from George Merz in circuit court. She alleges cruel treatment and associations with prostitutes while she claims to have remained a faithful wife. The plaintiff is widow of Golicke, died after a skull fracture linked to a saloon incident. George Merz is a convict at the northern prison with assault charges. Attorneys Colerick and Oppenheim represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Merz
George Merz
George
Golicke
Jerry Shoaff
Northern Prison
Nettie Denno
Colerick & Oppenheim
Lionel Dabberow and Sally on the rocky New York farm
Young Lionel Dabberow, a modest local youth, loves Sally a wellborn farmer’s daughter. A riding accident tests his nerve as Sally’s carriage plunges downhill, but Lionel saves her. Sally’s father expresses thanks, yet Sally ceases rides, leaving Lionel desolate and hungry for hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Dabberow
New York State
Peddler Mack McMabo Arrested on Fraud and Theft
On complaint by grocer Henry Busching a peddler named Patrick Mc Mabo known as Mack was arrested Friday and jailed for alleged fraud claiming sixteen bushels of potatoes while twelve were delivered. Saturday Mack faced arraignment for stealing gold spectacles from Mrs Margaret Rogers of 64 East Jefferson Street. case continued as he remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Busching
Patrick McMabo
McMabo
Busching
Thomas Rogers
N. G. Olds & Son
Pat McoMabo
Mack
Margaret Rogers
East Jefferson Street
Divorce proceedings filed in superior court for George W. Long
George W. Long, by attorney O N Heaton, files for divorce from Mary A Long. He alleges they married July 25 1888 and lived peacefully until about a year later when she deserted him. he states she was nineteen and engages in tobacco use whisky drinking and profane language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Long
O. N. Heaton
Mary A. Long
Boy killed by switch engine on Bass switch near Hanna street
Christian Hartman fourteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Philip Hartman of Lillie street jumped onto the rear step of a Pittsburg switch engine as it moved to couple onto a lumber car. He remained unseen until timber pinned him against the tender. He died at the railroad Y M C A rooms. Funeral director Peltier prepared the body. Ferguson a machine hand at the organ factory fractured skull in a fall. Doctor Porter thinks result not fatal. Franklin Kuntz kicked by a horse while feeding at Harrod’s stable near the jail. injuries serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Philip Hartman
Lillie Street
Pittsburg
Bass
Hanna Street
Peltier
Griefatricken
George W. Ferguson
Organ
Porter
Ferguson
DeWald Street
Franklin Kuntz
C. E. Harrod
Marion Township
Kuntz
Death of Lizzie Neiretter Court to rule on father of child
Lizzie Neiretter died at City hospital after giving birth six months earlier to an illegitimate child now living. Nash Gresley faced bastardy charges, found guilty by Squire France, upheld on appeal to the circuit court and supreme court, now awaiting decision. The parties lived in Hoagland Madison township. the deceased’s father is at the county asylum. The child remains in hospital care as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Lizzie Neiretter
Nash Gresley
Squire France
Circuit Court
O’rourke
Breen & Heaton
Supreme Court
Hoagland
Madison Township
Thompson
County Asylum
Gresley
Clergymen Competition Chooses Rev O'Leary At Fair
Library hall hosted a crowded event with a dramatic clergy carriage contest won by Rev. T. M. O'Leary by a large margin. Prizes announced for a grand gift distribution followed by numerous prize drawings and numbers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. O'Leary
Father O'Leary
Father Koenig
Father Qechtering
Messman
Father Delaney
M. J. Byrne
Zollinger Pension Agent Term Ends Amid Scramble
Republicans in Indiana speculate on successor to Charles A. Zollinger United States pension agent for the district as his term expires mid next month. Critics blame President Harrison for allowing a late start and some Democrats think the term ends next January. Indianapolis News cites General Reud Williams of Warsaw as a likely appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Zollinger
United States Pension
District of Indiana
Harrison
Zollinger
Cleveland
Senate
Indianapolis
Old Story Revived Fatal Gas Accident In Maysville
Levi Dresback and his wife of Maysville died after a gas leak in a West Main street room. Mrs. George had urged turning off the gas, but the husband reactivated it and the couple became asphyxiated. They were found unconscious the next morning. restoratives saved them from a near-fatal outcome. The page also notes the Republican state convention opening in Weston, Maryland, on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Dresback
Maysville
House of Call
Russell George
West Main Street
Young Woman Dies By Morphine Overdose At Bloomingdale
Stelia Goheen twenty one years old died from morphine at Mattie Clark's house of ill fame on 5 DeGroff street in Bloomingdale. Inquest held by Coroner Kessler. body to be buried here unless relatives surface. Goheen came to Fort Wayne a year ago from Columbia City with no known parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelia Goheen
Mattie Clark
DeGroff Street
Bloomingdale
Miss Goheen
Fort Wayne
Columbia City
Kessler
Deaf and Pumb Protégé of Fort Wayne Found Dead in Iowa
Richard Kiser, an eighteen year old deaf protege of Fort Wayne lodge No 14 L O F, was found dead in Council Bluffs Iowa last Tuesday. He had been missing since July 5 and a telegram from the Indiana deaf and dumb institute announced his death. His father and step mother are linked to his upbringing, and a later dispatch says he was struck by a locomotive on the Northwestern road and killed. A suit for 50000 was filed in Allen county court against Jenney Electric Light Company alleging failure to deliver promised stock invoices and misstatement of assets. Fort Wayne firms Swift and Co plan a large meat wholesaling branch in town with substantial improvements and new management. Judge Werourke lists docket items including note judgments and a divorce case.
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Jersey City
New York and New Jersey
Lodi Junction
William Young
Ann Aruor
Mich
Thenjamin E. Nichola
Portiaxo
Ore
Canton
China
New York
Penstwaren
Mic
George Munson
Los Ancienes
Can
Tommy Danforth
Solo
Southern California Athletic Club
Danforth
Washington
John Ruppert
San Francisco
Cal
San Mateo
Sonoma
Santa Cruz
Marion
Kearney
Neb
E. G. Partlett
Wild Curly
Curly
Wisconsin
Omaha
Fremont
Mountain Meadow
Ashland
Wis
Frank Kellar
Charles Kimmick
Kellar
Vieronta
B. C
Favorite
Theresa
Bessie Reuter
Astoria
Behring Sea
Boston
Robt
F. Herrick
Harvard University
Nasaiaiy
Tenn
Tennessee
Alabama
Hanuissuna
Sidney Wier
Henry Miller
I’rederick Kindler
Lykens
Reapine
Pennsylvania
Auurntown
Matthias Gruber
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Wincespark
John Barney
New Yor
Leopoldo de Leurdis
Callipont4
Minn
Sprague Bank
K. I. Dahls
Argos
Sprague Bros
Evsaia
N. Y
A. W. Barrett
Owego
Delaware, Lackawana & Western
Ente
Charles Waagner
Waterford
Providence
Patrick Tally
Port Township
W. T
Forty Mile Creek
Yukon River
Alaska
St. Michael’s Island
Onnalaska
Yukon
City
Mexico
San Crestobal Las Casen
State of
Chiapas
Puleneque
Ottawa
Ont
Charles Tupper
London
Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
Ricinoxp
Malone
Hanuspenc
Johnstown
Beaver
Wasnixatos
Ovt
Christian Schunning
Jacob
Anton Utne
Archie Taylor
John Fitzpatrick
Liverpool Jack
Cowing
Portsvinia
Laflin & Rand
Cressona
William Schropp
Samuel Slootor
Henry Reed
Milan
Italy
David
Terry
Justice Field
Assunry Park
N. J
Long Branch
Monmouth Beach
Sandy Hook
Grscry Hall
Emory Candle Company
Ivorydale
Bathinong
Board of Public Works
Treasuer
J. F.C. Lalbot
Baltimore
Jesse K. Hines
Woopvinnis
Lex
Sherif Rhodes
Park County
Constance Welterson
Tyler County
Warren
John Bell
Montgomery County
Bell
Pronto
All-Der
Burges Bros
Winona
Allliance
Salem Depot
Port Wayne
United States
Warren Waren
M. CG. Newcomb
Haver
Richard Kiser
Fort Wayne
Council Bluffs
Young Kiser
Clarence G. Smith
Home Lodge
R. O. Johnson
Indiana Deaf and Dumb Institute
Ind
Smith
Council
Bluffs
Peter Kiser
Angie Kiser
Ewing Street
Messer
Allen Oiscuit Court
Plymouth
Jenney Electric Light Company
Fork Wayne
Electric Light Company
Swift & Co
Chicago
Dreier Bros
Calhoun Street
Sanford Rich
Evans
East Berry Street
Pape & Boehm Furniture Company
Eight drown as schooner Erie Ware capsizes near Port Rowan
Port Rowan Ontario October 1 eight persons drowned when the schooner Erie Ware capsized between Port Rowan and Clear Creek. Names known include Captain Thomas Stafford George Edward Sapher and Robert Marlett with others from Clear Creek still unconfirmed.
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Port Rowan
Ont
Erie Ware
Clear Creek
Thomas Stafford
George Edward Sapher
Robert Marlett
Clear
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