Excitement Over Binding of Gold in Nebraska Fatal Wreck
Circling the globe concise history reports a fatal railroad wreck in Detroit and a brutal murder case involving John Fasbender Max Dettloff Fred Rarkofski Ed Shielks and Emil Middel gad t locked in police custody. Also notes a Berkeley California fire death of Eleanor Leconte at her son’s residence and a 69 year old grandmother burned by a kitchen blaze.
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Nebraska
Detroit
John Fasbender
Max Dettloff
Fred Rarkofski
Ed Shielks
Emil Middelgadt
Central Police Station
Emil J. Nosseck
Berkley
Cal
Eleanor Leconte
John Leconte
Joseph Leconte
University of California
Gold hoard found in Nebraska farm digging
James May of two miles north of Brownsville Nebraska started a well on his farm. At twenty five feet he found gold bearing ore and had it assayed. Digging continued to seventy five feet with tests confirming rich gold and some silver. A syndicate is formed and preparations to work the lead begin amid 4 percent excitement.
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Brownsville
Neb
Cripple Creek
BR. R. Newell
Midland Terminal
van Houghton
Pexow Committee
Byrnes
Indiana
Baltimore and Ohio
W. H. Harris
Cincinnati
New York
Eva Dooley
Boston
Ind
Rangor
Wis
Matt Peterson
Fort Wayne
Ted
William J. Hoch
Reading
Joli Collins
Sioux City
Iowa
Montgomery H. Lewis
Vinion
Harvey Iverson
Davenport
Milwaukee
Chicago
Dinry
Perry
Quebec
Wysechoska
Sordien
Cuaptain
Henry Wo Howgate
Washington
Tawa
Loague
Kailis
Pythian
Greace Young
Rite Panird
Frankford Foot-Bath
Whey
Ehitedelphia
Jones County
Towa
State Supreme Court
Black Hawk County
Clinton County
Robert Johnson
W. Miller
David Fall
G. W. Miller
Abrahan Miler
John Fireman
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Herman Kellar
Kellar
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Denver
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Rex
Louisville
John J. Jenkins
Wisconsin
People's Church
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Rome
University of Chicago
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Hokes
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Dodge
San Francisco
Alsea Bay
Aiother
Ad Ray
Boston Police Board
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Pheater
Poward Athensemn
Grand Dime
Tmporia
Kan
Wheat for Hog Feed Across States Reported
The Farmers' Review notes correspondents report wheat fed to cattle in Indiana and Ohio. Indiana may be feeding a larger share while some counties dispose of crops this way. In Ohio, wheat is fed freely and sometimes mixed with corn as Wheat Gain fodder. Half the state could market half the crop as livestock, with some counties feeding at least 70 percent.
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Farmers’ Review
Indiana
Ohio
Record Jump Breaks Bridge Leap Water Show
A daring jumper named Jonped 217 Poet and Henry Menier of New York set a high leap record from a bridge into the river after a dramatic jump. The event drew attention as observers hailed the feat and noted a water tower device planned to aid firefighting in San Francisco with increased water discharge during blazes.
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Henry Menier
New York
Wreck on Big Four Sends Trains Delayed
A major Big Four wreck near Culvert Street in Staten injured a tramp and killed twenty seven soldiers. Engine Campbell of Indianapolis died, train cars damaged, service halted. Also a Chicago teacher Miss Lave Davis injured near Lapeer Michigan in wagon collision. other items report Sultan’s reply to Terrell and Pope prediction of praise for Cleveland. Jonathan Crumpacker was murdered and robbed near Goshen Indiana.
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Sob Mae
Staten
FE. P.campbell
Indianapolis
Spence
Chicago
Lapeer
Mich
Lave Davis
Jonathan Crumpacker
Goshen
End
Chaos of early 1900s crime and public notices headline reel
A sweeping chronicle reports killings at Cripple Creek and Sioux City, robberies on trains, prison and police corruption rumors, multiple suicides and murders, extensive legal and political notes, indictments, and a string of obituaries. It sketches a nation roiled by crime, trials, and reform debates across cities like New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Washington.
Financial and Industrial Panics Hit Banking and Industry
The Commercial Bank of Newfound Had collapsed after failed loans with losses over ten thousand, while bank directors were implicated. The Mining Board faced a reduced dividend and workers faced layoffs as output declined. Cincinnati and Indiana networks strained amid debt disputes. Judges faced criticism over Debs jury trials as mortgage holders closed HL S Marks & Co in Milwaukee. Foreclosures and distrust rose as the financial crisis spread to unions and manufacturers.
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Commercial Bank of Newfound
Neemathy
Everdrylia
Doardoof
Cincinnati
Indiana
Tinaml Sheet Iron
Woods
Debs
HL 8
Marks & Co
Milwaukee
Fanen
Sident Greenhoty
Markets Report Confused Cattle and Grain Prices Across Regions
Fragmented figures show cattle and hog prices varying by city. Wheat and corn quotes mix No 2 and No 2 white grades across Indianapolis Chicago Detroit Milwaukee and New York, with butter and oats also listed in scattered figures.
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Chicago
Indiaoapolis
Louis Cate
Iupati
Detroit
Hha Lee
Toledo
Mesa
New York
Notable Fort Wayne Republican leader Charles Everett gains statewide attention
Charles E. Everett of Fort Wayne leads Allen County Republicans with a methodical, ambitious campaign style. He cultivated harmony within the party while remaining a strong foe of Democrats. Analysts consider him a possible State Teacher and a future gubernatorial candidate as his influence spreads beyond Allen County.
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Charles E. Everett
Fort Wayne
Allen County Republican Central Committee
Everett
Democratic Party
Ile
Allen County
Ma Cverett
State Central Committee
Dake
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