Panorama of the World Four Hurt in Auto Crash at Osceola
An auto accident near Osceola injures four occupants including D. A. Shaw of Mishawaka. Mrs Finn and Mr and Mrs Schuyler suffer serious injuries after the car overturns three times. Steering failure at a curve blamed. Firemen injured in Cleveland incident. a black man hanged and burned near Womack, Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post- Munster
D. A. Shaw
Mishawaka
Ind
Osceola
Shaw
J. 4. Finn
S. W. Schuyler
Finn
Passenger Train Wreck Near Utica Injures and Damages
A passenger train on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western derailed seven miles south of Utica New York near Hadwiche at a long bridge over Sauquint Creek. The wreck smashed coaches and overturned cars. A relief train with doctors and nurses proceeded to the scene. A separate report cites a hurricane and cloudburst causing one hundred fifty thousand dollars in damage around Lincoln Nebraska with three feet of water in the passenger station and disruptions to the water plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Newt
Hadwiche
Utica
N.Y
Lincoln
Nebo
Tiree Quiches
Rock Island
Phe Evis
Toledo Lawyers Sentenced for Court Contempt
Toledo attorneys Thomas Tracey and Clarence Brown were sentenced to ten days in county jail for contempt of court by Judge Kinkade after motions to suspend and vacate the sentence. Alexander Smith was fined $259 for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Ice Trust
Thomas Tracey
Clarence Brown
Toledo
Ohio
Alexander Smith
Kinkade
Manuel Garcia Dead at London Age 16
The young singing master Manuel Garcia died in London at age 16. Born in Madrid on March 7 1805 he was the son of the renowned tenor Manuel Garcia and was regarded as Europe’s prettiest singing master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Garcia
Manuel Rela
Europe
London
Eng
Madrid
Spain
Fire destroys US Gypsum plant in Ottawa County Ohio
A large blaze destroyed the United States Gypsum Company plant near Toledo in Ottawa County Ohio. Loss is put at 150 workers displaced and 15000 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
United States Gypsum Company
Ottawa County
Ohio
Accident on a Battleship Essex Kills One at Plymouth
London dispatch reports an explosion on the battleship Essex at Plymouth killing one crew member and injuring eight others. In Paris HL, 4% year old John Garvin was fatally hurt when struck by an automobile driven by Lon Whittaker with injuries expected to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Essex
Plymouth
John Garvin
Paris
Lon Whittaker
Reading and Philadelphia to host upcoming conventions
The Knights of St John plan their next convention in Reading Pennsylvania two years away. The National Association of Supervisors of State Banks selects Philadelphia as its next meeting site. An ice house in Buffalo owned by Silver Lake Tea Co burned, losing about 10000 tons of ice worth 125000 dollars. Frank Galey, Pittsburg heir, confesses burglary and implicates others in a spate of escapades. Eva Booth, Salvation Army US commander, is seriously ill in New York and cancels engagements. Three men drown in an oil tank in Waterbury Connecticut from fumes. the dead are Eugene Rowly Fred Stott and Dennis Sullivan. The Rochester murder case against William Brasch proceeds with coroner hold. Johnston R. Boyd arrested in burglaries tied to Galey. Mutual Life Insurance scandal disclosures surface amid McCurdy regime, with possible 800000 theft. Mothers panic rumor of school massacres triggers raids on New York public schools. several hurt. Mrs Albert T. Thompson dies in Dingmanton New York after months of suffering. Forgery warrant issued for Edwin S Greenfield, clerk in Harrison Snyder Co Philadelphia, tied to embezzlement of over 10000. Little Jim McCullom of New York dies by smothering in his father’s tool shed. body found by shocked mother and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake Tea Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Galey
Pittsburg
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
United States
New York
Waterbury
Conn
Eugene Rowly
Fred Stott
Dennis Sullivan
William Brasch
Cleveland
Rochester
Evie Canal
Brasch
Johnston R. Boyd
S. Galey
Diursburg
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
McCurdy
Truesdale
Mast
Albert T. Thompson
Dingimanton
N.Y
Petieve Hey
Edwin S. Greenfield
Tlarrison, Snyder & Co
Philadelphia
Loys
Movwawk
Binnabiko An Murer
Minn
James Pamner
Garand Army
Vna
Helena
Sasera
Wy. Bryan
John Burke
Iadiana
Bueyrus
Ohio
Bellefontaine
Obie
Forsha Ranch
Abutehioson
Kan
Younsseavne Macareni Company
Youngstown
Dorothy Jourdan
Donald
Aheuhone
Wilmette
Phe
Ugnon
Lttairy
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Welch
Kates Dine
Milton Andrews
Aml Sifeide
Chikland
Cal
Opudiie
Beisk
Knox County
Nebraska
Moses
Mississippi River
Hickman
Caigo
New Concord
Lake Hiie
Painesville
Marblehead
Fayal
Eveleth
Charles W. McWharter
Washington City Post Ofice
John A. Merritt
McWharter
Merritt
Haugh
Dayton
Supreme Court
J. N. Free
J. N
State Hospital For the Insane
Toledo
Insane Hospital
Ohio Supreme Court
Montgomery County
Phamilton
Ellis
Murray
Utah
Edward Hank
Thomas Rowley
Mano
Bank of
Savannah
Hoeh
San Francisco
Vast string of misread calamities from many states
A jumble of reports describes accidents and disasters across the Midwest and South. Incidents include mine blasts in Minnesota, a fatal car crash near Helena, a tent collapse in Sasera, and a barge fire in Youngstown. Other items cover wrecks in Ohio, a post office robbery, an earthquake felt near Cleveland, and insurance actions after the San Francisco fire.
Congress adjourns amid rushing of federal labor and food bills
The session closed after noon with rapid passage of rate meat and pure food bills. Captain Robert I Wynne Marines resigns following a court martial decision as marines appeal to the President not to dismiss him. Nicolai testifies in Standard Oil bankruptcy case alleging 20 year covert pressure and pension payments to stay out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Robert I. Wynne
Marine Corps
Atlantic
Wynne
Standard Oi Company
Washington
Lawrence Nicolai
Mr. Nicolai
Standard Oil
National committee backs concentrated reform as party core
The national committee of the People's party endorsed reform organization consolidation as integral to the party. Standard Oil withdraws high grade gasoline due to demand and supply limits. Pamonia elections pass quietly with a compromise ticket elected. Colon deputies race ends with payment candidates winning by 200 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee of the People’s Party
Standard Oil Company
Pamonia
Constitutional Party
Colon
Congress Adjourns After Extended Budget and Public Works Deals
The Senate passed the public building bill with a $4,084,500 net increase over the House total. Conference reports on the agricultural appropriation bill and the Lake Erie and Ohio River ship canal bill were accepted, and measures on meat inspection and the Chinese court were debated or delayed. Final action included the general deficiency bill and a Capitol site appropriation, with adjournment declared after a day of brief speeches and routine housekeeping votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Lake Erie
United States Court For China
Tillman
Minor Morris
White House
Charles W. Dakin
Plomas Thennessy
San Francisco Fire Department
Scott
Thehouse
Naturalization
Erie
Ohio River
Shige
Alaska
Alaska Central Railroad
Mississippi River
South Omaha
Neb
Bartholdt
NS Nation
Sena
Washington
Departments of State, Justices and Commerce and Labor
Senate Saturdaay
Lab
Departments of State
Justice
Wits
Owine
Phine
Committee On Rules
Committee On Printing
OAC
Poi
Snirbanks
Cannon
Messrs
Bartholdi
Burleigh and
Bankhead
State, Justice and Commerce and Tabor
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THE
EAGLE
Fremont, Indiana
PF. Omak
Panorama OF the World
J. Kraus & Sons
Patrick McGinty
John O'Brien
Jota Cassidy
Ira Robertson
Womack
L. T
Bemp
Clit Mays
Marshall
Tes
Will Nebright
San Antonio
Lincoln, Neb
Barber Asphalt
Barber Asphalt Co
Mauer
N.J
Harrington
Lord” South
Barrington
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Missouri
Clayton, Mo
James P. McCann
Knights of St. John
Reading
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Ibaesl
National Capital
Senator Fillman
Eia
Chicago
Aastinst
Sofiner
Moore
Waitness States
Canada
Kun
Review of Trade
Ste
St. Louis
Seth
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
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