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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1905

Page

2

Two Arrests in Reservoir Bombing Case Near St Marys Ohio

An official investigation reports two arrests linked to two attempted blasts at the St Marys reservoir in Ohio with further arrests expected. In Indiana, Walter Hale, a railroad section worker, was murdered near Wheeler with his throat slashed and a neighboralled struggle noted. a killer is sought.

St. Marys Ohio Wiley Calton Calton Parker Wright Wapakoneta Sara Wheeler Walter Hale New York, Chicago and St. Louis Wheeler Ind Uis

Indiana Businessman Killed in Remington Auto Crash

Joseph Fagot a prominent Remington Indiana businessman died in a car accident while returning from a visit to Rensselaer. His car left a bridge and overturned plunging him into a muddy embankment where he became trapped. A passenger in the rear seat escaped with minor injuries and sought help. rescuers arrived to find Fagot dead.

Joseph Fagot Remington Ind Wigs Rensselaer

Collapse of Paris Sugar Market Shocks Shares

A Paris special reports another sugar market collapse after the death of Ernest Cronier chairman of Say Saar Refinery. Shares slid about 890 points from 970 to 980 as market operations suspended while foreign exchanges remain unaffected by the incident.

Paris Francs Tlere Ernest Cronier Say Saar

Destructive Fire Destroys Campbell Smith and Ritchie Mill

A blaze engulfed the Campbell Smith and Ritchie planing mill and furniture factory in Lebanon Indiana. The brick building, 90 by 160 feet and three stories high, was wrecked with clothing loss estimated at 45000 dollars and 4700 dollars in foregone insurance. Two other factory buildings were threatened as investigators suspect an electrical origin.

Campbell, Smith and Ritchie Lebanon Ind

Fire rages through Cork forests near Toulon

Fire sweeps cork forests around St. Nicholas Deyrat teloup and Domdeborne. French colonial infantry and military aid rush to the scene as about 3,2000 acres burn and residents express deep alarm.

Toulon France Cork St. Nicholas Deyratteloup Domdeborne Masyat Milleary

Fatal Loop the Gap Act in Anise Ville Tragedy

In Anise Ville a fatal accident occurred during a Local Loop the Gap Act attempt. Arthur Heeher, aged one year older, died after a long fall from a vehicle during the event. Investigations proceed as officials review the sequence and safety of the ride.

Arthur Heeher Anise Ville Nde Theoindetume Athena

Steam Pipe Burst Injures Two at Danville Plant

Two workers were scalded when a sixteen inch steam pipe nipple blew at the Danville heating plant while they repaired the line. The blast embedded large cinders in their flesh as witnesses described a severe burst of steam and heat.

Danie Danville Leetime

Big Flat Building Fire Destroys South Chicago Abble Block

A massive blaze consumed the Abble building in South Chicago, housing thirty flats and six stores. The fire caused extensive damage with property losses above zero and left residents in a panicked, smoke-filled evacuation. one person required rescue by firefighters.

Chicago

Attractions at the Masonic Temple Theatre in Wayne

September lineup at the Masonic Temple Theatre Wayne features a Saturday matinee and night with Tand A Country Kid and Uncle Josh Sprugceby in a two show program.

Masonic Temple Theatre Ort Wayne Josh Sprugceby

Kansas Sues for 750000 in Bonds Over Bank Debacle

Kansas Attorney General sues United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore for 75000 in damages and Title Guaranty and Trust Company of Scranton for 500000 over the First National Bank of Topeka collapse. Suit claims bank used state funds to pay other debts and urges swift withdrawal of funds on drafts. Both firms plan to contest.

Guereanty Coleman Topeka Guaranty and Trust Company of Scranton Kelly

Cloudburst Drowns Laborers in Colorado Camp

News reports several lives lost as a cloudburst floods Delagua canyon near Youelock Chutesday night. Bridges on the Colorado and Southern line washed out, dozens of small dwellings destroyed, and families of Tratian laborers displaced. A separate fire in Brooklyn warehouses causes massive losses.

Delagadaehaven Cole Youelock Colorado and Southern Railroad Colorado and Southern Prinidad Berwind Delagua Canyon

Miners Threaten Big Strike Over Wages and Eight-Hour Day

John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, issued a hard line at Manila Park Tamaqua Pa declaring wage talks must yield to an eight hour day and union recognition. He warned 1000000 workers could strike if operators refuse, threatening labor unrest unless concessions are made. An excursion train collision with a freight on the Pennsylvania road is also noted.

John Mitchell Sags Pennsylvania Road John Mitchel United Mine Workers of America George F. Baar Philadelphia and Reading Company Mitchell Manila Park Tamaqua

Train collision near Logansport kills fireman and injures crew

A Pennsylvania Railroad crash in Logansport Indiana left fireman Walter Eversale dead and engineer Grady severely injured after the south yards collision with freight train No TZ. Ten cars on the excursion train derailed four leaving the tracks as the high speed collision occurred while returning from Cincinnati.

Pennsylvania Logansport Ind South Yards Walter Eversale Richmond Grady Cincinnati

Fatal Amatuer Aeronaut Tragedy Near Cahokia Park

An aging amateur aeronaut, John Williams aged 68, dashed 1200 feet to his death near Cahokia Indiana after grabbing a trapeze as a parachute opened. He used the bar to halt a rising ascent, injuring himself and dying from multiple fractures.

Cahokia John Williams Red House Park Williams Spance Williamus

Tragedy on Eads Bridge Aims at River Drowning Woman

Mrs Laura Oxford a 23 year old woman escaped from her niece on a Burlington train stopped on the Eads bridge in St Louis and leaped into the Mississippi drowning. Nervous trouble is blamed for the act and no body has yet been recovered. A dynamite laden ship Dorothy ran aground off Cleveland harbor and was towed off by tugs. The crew faced fear of a potential explosion as high waves rose through the night.

Maun St. Paul Mann William Wallace Virginia Wi Swain Usail Abe Sente Marcouret Street Tn O Patieat Eads Bridge Texas Laura Oxford Burlington St. Louis Oxford Dorothy Wilmington Del Tloughton Mich Cleveland Harbor Bie

Calamities and Crimes Loom in a Turbulent Era

A chaotic jumble of disasters and crimes unfolds in scattered reports. The sinking of a ship near New York after a fierce gale leads to numerous deaths. attempts to wreck trains and theft of artifacts surface amid ongoing investigations. A derailed Beijing line, a hospitaler’s death after a dental accident, and a jilted lover's lawsuit for breach of privacy reflect personal and public turmoil. finally a Spanish famine claims many women and children.

Detroit River Tunnel Construction Begins on American Side

Workmen sank the initial shaft on the American side to construct the Detroit River Tunnel beneath the river between Windsor and Detroit. The project, formed by merging two companies, spans about 2.6 miles underground with a surface distance near three miles and an estimated construction period of two to three years.

Detroit River Windsor Detroit Michigan Central Railroad Michigan Central Company Detroit River Tunnel Company Michigan and Canada Bridge and Construction Company Canada and Michigan Bridge and Tunnel Company

Stranger in Utah Robbed in Salt Lake City Dice Game

A Wisconsin man from Stevens Point traveling to Portland was robbed of $400 after being lured into a dice game by four strangers in Salt Lake City. He kept a $100 bill and railroad ticket. attackers seized the roll and fled as police pursue the suspects and recover the money.

Wisconsin Jamey Fice Stevens Point Wis Portland Fair Salt Lake City Rice Riew Vortland

New Canal Idea Links Great Lakes To Cut Duluth Chicago Route

A syndicate plans a 40 mile canal from Lake Superior via Whitefish River to Chadstone or Esen naba reducing dredge needs to 16 miles and shortening Duluth Superior to Chicago by 265 miles and the distance from the head of the lakes to Buffalo by over 200 miles. Nelson Thomasson in Chicago notes slow syndicate formation and public chatter is limited though vesselmen see need.

Superior Michigan Leing Lake Superior Lake Michigan Whitefish River Chadstone Esennaba Duluth Chicago Buffalo Nelson Thomasson

Peace Ends War Sacrifice By Japan

News reviews the Portsmouth peace talks with Japan yielding nearly all wartime demands, indemnity and naval limits discussed, and Roosevelt praised for mediating the accord. Excitement erupts as the agreement signals an end to hostilities and a new era of concord among the nations.

Katharinain Pacee Portsmouth Baron Itomura Pedtee Witte Oyater Bay Roosevelt Viatin

Rebels Attack Rambong Post In Batavia Incident

News reports a raid on the Rambong post by rebels from Sbutch Baat Indies. Two officers and twenty two men were attacked. six escaped wounded.

Batavia Sbutch Baat Indies Rambong

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