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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1904

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Trolley Cars Crashe s In Fog Injuring Dozen In Chicago

Two collisions in dense fog near Chicago injured nearly a dozen people. An Evanston line train struck a trolley at Irving Park Boulevard, badly damaging the trolley and injuring four. A separate crash at Forty seventh street and Wentworth injured three others. The wentworth line involved severed car components and injuries to the conductor and motor crew.

Chicago Evanston Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Irving Park Boulevard Forty Seventh Street Wentworth Avenue

President Grants Reprieve in Indian Territory Rape Case

The President granted a respite to George Shelton until March 1st, 104, who was convicted in Indian Territory of rape and sentenced to death. An application for commutation is pending, citing alleged insanity and other extenuating circumstances, to allow a careful examination of the case.

George Shelton Indian Territory

One Day in Jail and 10000 Fine in Old Newswire Style

A jumble of court and accident notes reports a one day jail sentence and a ten thousand dollar fine for a former congressman type figure over a contract for auto parts from unnamed firms. Other items include a freight mishap near Denver injuring several, a trolley collision in Newark with multiple injuries, a gas explosion in Findlay Ohio, and a proposed appointment bill for a retired general.

Defalcations at Highland Bank Bring Large Losses

The Bank of Highland Illinois faces a total loss over 160000 with 97000 from farmers and stock raisers in Doniphan County Kansas. Notes totaling 57000 are mostly worthless and a new 50000 note appears with Pioneer Trust Kansas City. Cashier J J Marcell is jailed in Troy under guard. He claims faith in his ability to restore order if allowed to act.

Bank of Highland, II J. J. Marcell Doniphan County Kan State Bank S.C. Crammer Tighland Isa Marcell Prade Senate Cullam Volney W. Poster Chicago Republican National Committee Nu National Arbitration Tribunal Committee On Education and Labor Morgan Spoener Costa Rica Nicaragua Representative Skiles Ohio Vivinna Pairbanks McCreary Cullom Skiles St. Francis River Vree, Ark Jenkins Representative Foss Illinois Volney W. Loster House Committee On Appropriations House

Huron College Secures Endowment Milestone and Gifts

The Turon location of Huron College in S A received a crucial pledge toward its endowment with the first installment of a substantial fund. Ralph Voorties of Clinton New York delivered a Christmas surprise of aid for dormitory completion. Joli Converse of Baldwin Locomotive Colony forwarded a large cash contribution as part of broad college support. Community generosity in cash gifts across the city and state totals around $200000, boosting college finances and student housing plans.

Huron College Turron S.A Ralph Voortiees Clinton N.Y Joli TE Converse Baldwin Locomotive Colony

Wealthy heirs and corporate liabilities exposed in odd 1900s report

Readable fragments describe personal assessments of heirs in New York and Summit New Jersey. Mentions James Clarke and Charles Kimball as receivers amid a list of companies with assets and liabilities. Also notes a Chicago railroad wreck, court demurrer over Dietrich case, a burning ship near Port Stanley, and political shifts including Union Pacific leadership and Dutch Krupp gun purchase.

International Fire Iine Company Trenton N. A Kinery James Clarke New York Charles Kimball Summit N. Doo Seoloo0 Battin Aldeago Cleveland St. Paul Mimira N.Y

Rioters Implicated in McKinley Plot and Saloon Vandalism

A Kansas Capitol protest against a painting of the Civil War commander is linked to a larger alleged anarchist plot to assassinate President McKinley. In Pittsburg a priest denounces three men as radicals amid claims of a citywide anarchist cell. Other reports cover Fort Leavenworth meal-ration trials, a Topeka beer-behavior protest, a man driven from a timber camp by hiccups, and multiple violent incidents across states.

St. Casimers Pittsburg Sisters of Charity John S. Lutheilis McKinley Forbes Street Lawrence Tius Russia McNinley Pins Michigan Father Lutheilis

Murdr over phone ends in shooting at home

A man named Garfield locked his flat door on the third floor near Westdbetel in Miniesqiadus and shot his wife after hearing a phone dispute. A friend heard screams and three shots, police found Garfield dying with no bullet in his brain, and the woman died. The report also notes other world news items including Ruth Cleveland’s diphtheria death at age 12 and a Brooklyn elevated railroad collision.

Garfield Pesad Gaeotoe Ruth Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Bore Princeton Ned Wickolf Miss Cleveland

Congress Course Mixed as Panama Debates Dominate

Senate session centered on the Panama treaty and related interventions with Lodge, Gorman, and Morgan leading critiques of the administration. House actions included supports for Hawaii electric power, foot and mouth disease funding shifts, and a dozen pension bills while adjournment followed memorials for Representative Skiles.

Lodge Senate Panama Cleveland Hale District of Columbia Washington Gorman United States Allison Canal Post Office Penrose Carmack Committee On House Hawaii Morgan Panama Republic Itemenway Committee On Appropriations

Kaiser Copies Yankee Dress as German Army Adopts New Uniform

German army clothmakers have developed a straw to light olive green uniform blend to replace dark blue. Tested for a year, the new fabric blends with dry grass at a distance during maneuvers. It will take three to four years to phase out current uniforms while 3 million old outfits remain in stock. The German government annually produces 600,000 to 800,000 uniforms.

William Corbin, Young and Wood Germin Army Mneuvers

Court Rules Unclean Hands In Ticket Return Case

In Columbus Ohio Superior Court the decision denies the right of ticket brokers to resell return portions of contract tickets. The court cites the maxim clean hands and holds the purchaser only may use the refunds portion. The suit by John M Kinnan and others against Lake Shore Railroads challenges the contract feature allowing only original buyer to use the refund.

Columbus Ohio John M. Kinnan

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