Fire destroys barn at Grand Street store and injures horses
A blaze of incendiary origin totally destroyed a barn behind 117-119 Grand Street grocery, killing three horses and damaging outbuildings. Loss estimated around 1200 dollars with partial insurance. doors with double locks hindered rescue and one horse was shot after escaping. Building owned by Andrew Kalbacher.
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Thomas McKiernan
Grand Street
Reddy
Hobbs
MecKiernan
Henry Ulenhake
Mondamin Meadows Dairy
Andrew Kalbacher
Northern Indiana notes on fairs, arrests, and accidents
Reports from Wabash and surrounding counties outline fair revival efforts, a large school exhibit for the St. Louis exposition, and various local incidents. Highlights include a fatal apoplexy near Sydney, a buggy accident at Decatur, a post office burglary at Cromwell, a store blaze near Bluffton, a jailer’s legal suit in Goshen, and a Berne vote against an electric light franchise.
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Poshen
Wabash County
Inks
Nappanee
H. B. Shively
Wabash
Frank C. Switzer
H. H. Barcus
Fort Wayne
Bluffton
Lafountaine
Marion
Cromwell
Noble County
William Hay
Sydney
Kosciusko County
Decatur
Henry Hackman
Hackman
J. E. Baker
Auburn
Baker
Nobedy
Maurice A. Goldberg
Goshen Shirt Manufacturing Company
Samuel A. Crowl
Elkhart
Indiana
Joseph Sheiling
Michawaka
Suellighes
Harvey Matthews
George A. Stewart
Kokomo
Niezer to Build Handsome Summer Home at Sylvan Lake
Work begins immediately on a new cottage for Mr. Niezer on Sylvan lake's north shore. The residence, described as one of the resort's most handsome summer homes, will occupy a desirable site and reflect the area’s upscale summer retreats.
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Niezer
Sylvan Lake
ME Benry
Marital Pairings Listed in Local Notices
A record of listed couples includes Bernard C. Rensman with Mary Godfrey, Frederick T. Martin with Mabel Anna Lawson, Henry Wentworth with Emme M. White, Clarence L. Birely with Bertha May Thompson, Fred W. Rohlman with Lillie B. Wapner, James Inglis with Carrie E. Hughes, William A. Langohr with Ella Radahart, Jackson L. Smethers with Mellie B. Anderson, Charles M. Butler with Leonora D. Moore, and William H. Lenz with Marie M. Evicksoz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard C. Rensman
Mary Godfrey
Frederick T. Martin
Mabel Anna Lawson
Henry Wentworth
Emme M. White
Clarence L. Birely
Bertha May Thompson
Fred W. Rohlman
Lillie B. Wapner
James Inglis
Carrie E. Hughes
William A. Langohr
Ella Radahart
Funeral Service of Archbishop Kain in St Louis
Archbishops and bishops attended the funeral for Archbishop John Kain in the Old Cathedral St Louis. Cardinal Gibbons presided at the pontifical mass and Arch bishop Keane of Dubuque delivered the sermon before the body was interred at Calvary Cemetery beside Archbishop Kendrick.
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St. Louis
Old
John Kain
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Keane
Dubuque
Iowa
Calvary Cemetery
Kendrick
Kain
Phie Dieus
Kentick Seminary
J. J. Keane
St. Charles Seminary
Potomac
Great Increase of Tuberculosis
Special bulletins from the state board of health report a sharp rise in tuberculosis mortality in September with an average of ten deaths per day. Victims span ages from children to elderly, including seventy mothers and twenty nine fathers of families, leaving 268 orphans at risk of becoming state charges.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Health
No reason to leave Viadivostok noted by Japan
Miladivostock dispatch dated October 21 reports the Japanese government has informed the local consul there that there is no reason for Japanese to depart Viadivostok. The reply follows a query from the consul on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Noyce Vremya
Miladivostock
Viadivostock
Conent
Federal National bank in Pittsburg closes under OCC action
The Federal National Bank of Pittsburg shuts its doors with a notice from receiver John B. Cunningham. Directors met until 2 a.m. and officials denied major losses while cautioning depositors against runs. Local stock trades remained mixed as the bank’s prospects draw cautious statements from President J. A. Langfitt.
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Pittsburg
Federal National Bank
John B. Cunningham
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
J. A. Langfitt
United States Depository
United States
Pittsburg Exchange
Eastern Tube Company
Dayton
Ohio
Cunningham
Vessel's List Of Missing From South Portland
A San Francisco list details missing passengers and crew of the steamer South Portland. Named are Mrs. W. E. Tyrrell, Mrs. Fletcher Bent, Charles Blank, C Hollenback, D McKay, F Marge, K S Lasey, Paul Reinmuth, J Watson, J C Wright, J Kilgore second officer, William Holman, Manuel Ries, Abe Maddox, George Jackson, Otto Brandt, John McKenzie, Charles Jefferson, plus Arthur Paven second officer, Charles Blombeck seaman, Patrick Nolan fireman, S D Acker passenger, Alameda E H Humphrey cook, H Christoffson seaman, and F H Wolf seaman.
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San Francisco
Cal
South Portland
W. E. Tyrrell
Fletcher Bent
Tyrrell
Charles Blank
C. Hollenback
D. McKay
F. Marge
K.S. Lasey
Paul Reinmuth
J. Watson
J. C. Wright
J. Kilgore
William Holman
Manuel Ries
Donations announced at missionary society session
Detroit, Oct 21. At the first session of the American Christian missionary society today donations totaling 35000 were announced. Mrs. H. M. Meir of St. Louis announced that a de-
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Detroit
Mich
H. M. Meir
St. Louis
Burglars Rifled Superior Post Office Stamps
Superior Wisconsin October 21 burglars rifled the post office vault removing nearly all stamps valued between 15000 and 15500 dollars and about 100 dollars in silver. The safe with currency remained untouched. A lone electric pocket lamp served as a clue. Bloodhounds were unavailable due to poor health, suggesting professional thieves conducted a clean job.
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Superior
Wis
Dowie Seeks Special Prayers for Sick Followers
New York news reports Dowie called for special prayers at Madison Square Garden for ill followers. At least forty three are confined to boarding houses due to sickness. Health officials inspected Downe's Zion headquarters and pledged to maintain sanitary conditions. Dowie also announced donations from New York merchants between $200 and $5,000.
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New York
Dowie
Madison Square Garden
Board of Health
Downe
Zion
Embezzlement Charge Placed in Picture Firm Case
An affidavit in Justice Skelton's court accuses Edward J. Merrigan of embezzling funds from a Chicago based picture enlarging company previously run by Clinton Rhodes. The affidavit claims Merrigan misappropriated at least $1 with Rhodes and William Taylor noting he is several hundred dollars short, and that Merrigan reportedly lost substantial money in local poker games including a $60 loss at a named venue.
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Justice Skelton
Edward J. Merrigan
Clinton Rhodes
Merrigan
William Taylor
Rhodes
Chicago
Moerrigan
Morrigan
Crucible Steel Company elects unchanged board except one
The Crucible Steel Company of America held its annual meeting in Jersey City. Directors re-elected retained all veterans except Benjamin Atha, replaced by William G. Park. Year ending Aug 31 shows net earnings of 1,522,550 as management notes weak results due to open market conditions in the first six months.
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New York
Crucible Steel Company of America
Jersey City
Benjamin Atha
William G. Park
Dowie Hissed Off By Madison Square Audience
Elijah the Restorer John Alex Dowie clashed with critics and a noisy crowd at Madison Square Garden. Carrie Nation arrived with 2500 spectators as Dowie argued with opponents, callers, and a gallery mob amid loud interruptions and arrests.
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New York
John Alexander Dowie
Elijah the Restorer
Madigton Square Garden
Carrie Nation
Dowie
Dowie sermon drawl angers audience at Madison Square Garden
The critic attacks a public speaker's sermon calling it evasive and coarse invective. Dowie and his aids plan a trip abroad aboard the Saxonian, leaving Boston on Saturday to England and then Australia, with a return not expected until July.
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Madison’ Square ‘Garden
Dow
Elliott elected president of Northern Pacific Railway
Howard Elliott, formerly second vice president at Chicago Burlington and Quincy, is named president of the Northern Pacific Railway to succeed Charles S. Mellen who resigns to head the New York New Haven and Hartford. Elliott will take office on the 24th. Three dividends totaling 5 percent have been declared thus far.
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A. J. Gladstone Dowie
Twenty-seventh
Dowie
New York
Northern Pacific Railway
Lamont
Howard Elliott
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Elliott
Hannibal
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Keokuk
Northwestern
Kansas City
Council Bluffs
Chicago, Burlington and
Western Railroads
Engineer Corps
McLaughlin Drops Fight Over Kings County Endorsements
Former Police Commissioner Bernard York announced that Hugh McLaughlin will withdraw opposition to Grout and Fornes as democratic nominees for comptroller and president of the board of aldermen. The Kings County committee plans to endorse them at a meeting soon, ending a heated primary period in Brooklyn politics.
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New York
Bernard York
Hugh McLaughlin
Kings County
McLaughlin
Mesars. Grout
Fornes
Board of Aldermen
James Sinnott
Democratic Committee
Grant
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Grout
Brooklyn
Murphy
Tammany
Fornis
Fussoniata
McQarren
Sfteen
York
Bishop Thoburn Sailed to St Louis for South Lapton
The Rt. Rev. James sails Monae Street Louis for South Lapton on route to Andis where he continues his journey.
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Thoburn Sailé
James
Monae St
Bitter but hopeful Alaska boundary verdict praised
London observers call the Alaska boundary decision regrettable yet honorable. Chief Justice Alverstone’s signing praised as justice, while Canadian commissioners face criticism for not signing. U.S. and Canadian officials depart for New York and Queenstown aboard the Cedric, with Carnegie and others aboard.
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London
Alaska Boundary
St. James Gazette
Alverstone
Pall Mall Gazette
Lodge
Turner
Liverpool
White Star Line
Cedric
New York
Lord Strathcona
White
United States
John W. Foster
Euston Station
Joseph Pope
Joseph Pulitzer
Andrew Carnegie
Queenstown
Boundary decision details awaited by state department
Washington reports officials expect full maps and documents from the Alaska boundary commission to clarify its decision. The outline gaps may be filled when the transcript arrives, as the commission appears to extend American title north of the Klehini river beyond the Hay-Pauncefote line, with survey work soon to be undertaken by the coast survey to fix the boundary.
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Washington
State Department
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Foster
Klehini River
Evarts
Dominion Coal to reduce dividend to six per cent
Montreal October 21 President James Ross of the Dominion Coal company says directors will recommend lowering the annual dividend from eight to six per cent. He notes the October 1 dividend will be paid though past payments came from rental rather than earnings and with the lease terminated the company will rely on earnings to cover distributions.
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Montreal
James Ross
Dominion Coal Company
Ross
Boal
Must Join The Federation
Philadelphia convention of International Textile Workers adopts a resolution to affiliate all Central Textile union of the city with the American Federation of Labor through the international body. Edward J. McNulty says the 909000 textile workers strike failed without such support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
International Textile Workers
Central Textile Union
American Federation of Labor
Edward J. McNulty
American Federation
Scandal Ends Honeymoon in Terre Haute
Michael Stack was arrested in Terre Haute for a statutory offense after a dispute with his bride, Mrs. Fred Apman. Apman vowed to challenge his return and control of the estate, while Stack reportedly came back amid family turmoil and legal action.
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Mrs. Nation
Dowie
Terre Heute
Ind
Michael Stack
Fred Apman
Stack
Regan
Apman
Lafay Parish Pastor Gregg Opt 1 Details
New York reports option one concerning Pastor Gregg of Lafay parish with unclear details. The fragment notes his role and مياه.
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New York
Opt
Th Gregg
The
Lafay
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H. McFerran
Roanoke
Wildcat
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Charles M. Butler
Leonora D. Moore
William H. Lenz
Marie M. Evicksoz
Sentinel
Federal National
Comptroller
International Missionary Convention of the Christian Church
OLD Board
Morgan
Buckley
Elijah
Dr. Dowie
Northern Pacific
Mlaughlin
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