Doings of the Day and Week in World News
An extensive cave-in at the Kingston Coal Company mine in Plymouth Pennsylvania entombs seventeen workers, many with families, as rescuers struggle with slim chances of survival. A Herald dispatch reports rebels landing at Iguape and marching on Sao Paulo while Rio Grande do Sul troops suffer a defeat at Ombu with heavy losses and seized supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord
Kingston Coal Company
Plymouth
Thomas Leshon
Michael Welsh
Peter McLoughlin
John Arner
Dan Morgan
Joseph Ords
Thomas Picton
Thomas Jones
Richard Davis
John Morris
James Kingdon
Thomas Morrison
Thomas Cole
New York Herald
Rio
Santo
Iguape
San Paulo
Iguape River
Sao Paulo
Rio Grande Do Sul
Ombu
Trichinosis claims six in Mich City family
Mrs. Charles F. Krueger of Michigan City Indiana died of trichinosis and her husband and six children lie near death from the same illness. A microscopic pork test showed contamination with trichina. The surviving family members are very low with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Krueger
Michigan City
Ind
Disappointed Lover Ends His Life in Charleston Bank
Henry Driden a 24 year old teller at Citizens' National Bank in Charleston West Virginia killed himself by shooting through the heart. He had been corresponding with an unnamed Kentucky woman who reportedly sent a letter. Flo burned all letters and photos and provided no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Henry Driden
Citizens’ National Bank
Kentucky
Flo
Primrose
Adolph Waldmann
Pernambuco
Kisheneve
Hessarabia
Col
Gregorieff
Paris
Senegal
Taurezas
Timbuotoo
Brussels
Victoria
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
James Grossman
Cincinnati
Muncie
American Tin Plate Company
Elwood
tf@eim
James North
Howard County
Kokomo
Martinsville
Hamilton
Ohio
New Tross
Darlington
John C. Liewman
Henry Raggsel
Jiohn Dean
Sullivan Timen
8. P. Boyd
Washington Democrat
A. A. Sparks
Mount Vernon Democrat
FD. Hainbaugh
Muncie Herald
South Bend Times
J. Rothrock
White County Democrat
Ben A. Exton
Indianapolia Sentinel
McDonald
Ligonier Banner
F. A. Arnold
Greencastle Star Press
D. A. Jennings
Salem Democrat
J. J. Gorrell
Pulaski Democrat
S. Ellingham
Winchester Democrat
Indiana
Charles F. Bune
Lafayette
CC. Beardaley
Conduit Electric Railway
Nathaniel H. Hledroo
G. A. Rubus
Fort Wayne
Sidney M. Ferguson
J. M. Weill
Charles C. Gilmore
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Reed Cave
Chiffith W. Wiliams
Greenaburg
Edward T. Wires
A. Chaney
Terre Stunt
James J. Wood
Hotels Sura Fire Destroys St Leonard and Central Hotels
A fire at 6 04 a.m. destroyed the St Leonard and Central hotels in San Antonio. Guests escaped in night attire. losses include改 courthouse damage of 15000 and total insurance 50000. The incident is reported in a special dispatch from the Post Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Dispatch
San Antonio
Texas
Orlock
St. Leonard
Central
Twenty Year Sentence for Assault on White Girl
Caleb Parish, a negro teamster, was arrested in Lafayette for assaulting a 12 year old girl. He later pled guilty to assault on Mabel Cotteral and was sentenced to twenty years in the Northern Prison. The case reportedly involved nearly a score of young victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Parish
Lafayette
Lad
Arish
Andault
Mabel Cotteral
Bankers Arrested and Creditors Restructuring Notices
Banker Yetzer Heidon Mall and J C Yewer president of the defunct Cass County Bank were bound over in Atlantic Iowa after arrest from Counsell Blutts and await grand jury action. Yetzer has turned over 45000 of real estate and other property for creditors. The glove contest between John Hanley and Alex Young in Conroy Ohio is now assured with preparations complete. The Noblownville Daily Democrat suspends after six years due to lack of financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Yewer
Cass County Bank
Atlantic
Iowa
Counsell Blutts
Grand
Yetzer
Jobn Hanley
Alex Young
Conroy
Ohio
Debow Denies Wed to Shepard Widow. Turmoil Grips City
Chauncey M Depew denies plans to wed Colonel Shepard widow. Rochester cattle suffer tuberculosis. New York faces rising unemployment with over 200000 out of work and 80 percent in hardship. Heine's suicide ends perpetual motion quest. Anarchists seek Berkman’s release. Brooklyn amputee Corponso An TANNEH loses stumps further. Philadelphia mourns Ellis history clash. Father Casey dies at 48 with 250000 estate. First National Bank Watkin closes. cashier vanished 110000 short. Trade League funds monument for Childs and Drexel. Death threats target Depew Astor Vanderbilt. Godey Publishing assigns in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Depew
Elliott F. Shepard
Rochester
N. Y
New York
Charles Heine
Alexander Berkman
H. C. Frick
CorponsAn Tanneh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Grand Army
Uve
Father Casey
Erie
First National Bank of
Watkins
Love
Philadelphia Trade League
George W. Childs
A. J. Drexel
Lavin
Chauncey Depew
Astor
Vanderbilt
Godey Publishing Company
United States
Surge of Crime and Disasters Shocks West in Broad Report
A wide sweep of incidents across the West includes a burglary attack at St. Louis where a woman was wounded, a suspected organized train robbery ring in Ohio and Indiana, student suspensions at Mount Horeb Academy in Wisconsin, a masked train hold-up near Carson Nevada, and a Milwaukee perjury case. additional items note fire damage at Jackson Park Chicago, arson probes, church arrest, embezzlement rumors, a Missouri telephone branch, and a violent train derailment near Houston with casualties and a flagging man shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubrer
St. Louis
Ohio
Indiana
Mount Horeb
Wis
Cargon
Nev
Adson
Milwaukee
DuBegur
Iowa
Breweries
Drummer Long
Minneapolis
Minn
Cleveland
Agricultural Hall
Jackson Park
Chicago
Morton
National Farmers Alliance
Jones
Union Grove
Congressman G W Hawk Dies During Call in Washington
Washington reports the death of Congressman G W Hawk at age 69 while making a call in the capital. The piece notes ongoing congressional action urged for a uniform bill of fading and classification and mentions the president commuting S K Kennedy’s sentence for bank record falsification to two years and six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hawk
Washington
S. KE. Kennedy
Omaha National Bank
McLAnchin elected to succeed Walthall in U.S. Senate
Mississippi legislature elects A. J. McLAnchin to fill the U.S. Senate seat vacated by F. Walthall. Democrats largely abstain. New Jersey Republicans choose State Treasurer and Comptroller. International notes cover naval wrecks, trials, and political shifts, alongside Queen Victoria rumors and the Kearsarge’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McLanchin
Mississippi Segilature
United States Senate
New Jersey
Senate
William G. Sweeney
Lowa
Dubuque
Iowa
Michigan
W. Parkhurst
Coldwater
Nebraska
J. H. Harley
Lincoln
South Dakota
A. W. Pratt
Aberdeen
John Stolte
Chamberlain
Alabama
Reuben F. Kolb
Montgomery
J.C. Fonville
Crenshaw County
W. B. Lynch
Macon County
T. K. Jones
Hale County
J. 2. Oliver
Talayova County
Warren Reee
Montgomery County
Hustling Hoosiers News Notes Across Indiana
Prominent banker Ithamer Russell of Kokomo is dead. Seymour reports a burglary surge. Sparks residence near Connorsville burned causing 3014 loss. Patrick McGlode, 86, Seminole War veteran, dies near Jeffersonville. Arcadia businessmen form a stock company for a canning factory. Edythe Bayse of Rockport and Miss K. M. Vickery of Evansville plan Rome teaching tour. Elwood Bentwood Works sold to Clem Gaar of Richmond and C. K. D. Ross of Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithamer Russell
Kokomo
Seymour
Dr. Sparks
Connorsville
Patrick McGlode
Jeffersonville
Arcadia
Edith Bayse
Rockport
KE. M. Vickery
Evansville
Valparaiso
Timman
Roann
Wabash Railroad
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Brasil
Rome
Versailles
Argentuil
Treyer
Sura
Filves
Shuggs
Noblowville
Western
Ae Schleich
Albina Humert
Hummert
Schleich
Haspital
Southern
Velasco
J. Clayton
Cumberland County
Mississipps
Louisiana
Greenville
Miss
Port Hudson
Nashville
Tenn
Gospel Tabernacle
Sam Jones
Georgia
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Houston
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Joe Elliott
Sheriff's Posses
Frederick
Germany
Princess of
Walea
Prncessesa Victoria
Maud
Prince
Princess Henry of
Battenberg
James Reid
Kearsarge
Herbert
Frederick Brainard
Colon
Ears
Sear
Pdahoe Reef
Bluefields
Honduras
Nicaragua
Roneador Reef
Brainard
Ramsay
Bureau of Navigation
Old Providence
Navy Department
Lieut. Brainard
Privataar
Cherbourg
France
Shiloh
Haas—Shipping
Chaice Creamery Boaga
Cattlx
BT. Louis
Thom CaTiLe Sas
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