Latimer Captured and Hawaii Tensions Rise
The article reports the capture of Latimer the Jackson fugitive and outlines heightened tensions over Hawaii. It cites Honolulu reports that Japan aims to seize the islands, using plantation labor and a threat to raise its flag if the U S protectorate ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Alliance
Japan
Judd
Maniwa
United States
Hawaii
Wodehause
Wodenhause
Volney Ashford
United Press
Stevens
Bloody Choctaw battle fractures Choctaw factional war at Antlers
A fight near Antlers Indian Territory pits 150 against 150 with ten dead and fifteen wounded. Militia linked to Choctaw Government clashed with followers of W M Locke who resists arrest. US officers jailed nineteen leaders and moved them to Paris Texas. Latimer fugitive captured in Jackson Michigan. people rush to track him as he is brought in guarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
I. T
National Militia
W. M. Locke
United States
Paris
Texas
Jones
Jackson
Lather
Mich
Latimer
Derome
Spring drilling push eyed in Ohio oil fields
The outlook favors extensive drilling this summer in Scott Township Sandusky County and along the Hocking Valley line between Rising Sun and Findlay. Operators plan to open new gas and oil fields in Ohio as gas pressures weaken, with large leases already in place and prospectors roaming for small tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visine Sun
Ohio
Scott Township
Sandusky County
Miadher
Hocking Valley
Rising Sun
Findlay
Punitive Debate Trails Capital Punishment Bills
The Lansing report discusses renewed talk of capital punishment amid a Larimer murder case at the state prison and notes bills for executions in certain cases. It also mentions lack of dispatches from Hayti Honduras and a possible cable cut at Amapola Honduras affecting the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Larimer
State Department
Hayti
Honduras
Department
Amapola
Notorious fence Mamther Manner Bary dies and other 19th century notices
Obituary and notices report Motther Manners Bary, called a fence, dead. Percy Pueurs 22 dies from cigarette use in Harrisburg. Cranes Lane named Delaware Chief Justice. a naked smallpox escape from a pest house causes terror. leather-tanner combine to be formed in New Jersey with 75 million capital. Gas explosion at Oak Hill colliery kills John Morgan and Ursel, two others injured. Mary St Marr, publisher of Business Woman's Journal, dies at 33. Ex United States Senator Evibasbury dies in Wilmington. Ex-editor Gueraro dies suddenly in New York. Col Shepard's death follows ether anesthesia. he aided 500 troops and founded the New York Bar Association. opposed Sunday opening of the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motther Manrer Bary
New York
Percy E. Pueurs
Wanut Street
Harrisburg
Cranes J. Lane
Delaware
Robinson
Long Island City
Sole Leather Tanners
New Jersey
Oak Hill
Minersville
John Morgan
William J’urcell
Mary T. St.Marr
New York City
Business Woman's Journal
United Statfa
Evi Baulsbury
Wilmington
Del
Kent County
Exuiotr F. Gueraro
New York Mall and Express
West 52d Street
Col. Shepard
Charles McBurney
J. W. McLane
Elliott Fitch Shepard
Jamestown
Chantaqua County
N.Y
University of the City of
Edwin D. Morgan
Bimfta
N. Y
Fifty-first
New York Regiment
New York State Bar Association
New York Mail and Express
Multiple Disturbing Headlines Sweep Western Region
A rash of crude reports covers murder suicide in Butte Montana, manslaughter verdict in New Albany Indiana, failed divorce bid in Yankton Dakota, and a bogus prophet in Rockford Illinois planning a move to Aspen Colorado. Other items note arsons, embezzlement prosecutions, libel suits in Des Moines, Vera Ava guilty verdict in Geneva Illinois, drowning deaths near Marietta Ohio, and a fatal building accident in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James CosGnrove
Butte
Mont
James Sofagel
New Albany
Ind
Winslow
Yankton
D. D
Scuwertinrerth
Rockford
Heaven
Aspen
Colo
Ogulesby
Normal
Lewis
Wharton
Osage County
Missouri
Tarr
J. H. Jox
St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
Logansport
Cavin S$. Brier
Muncie
Brice City
Des Moines
Iowa
F. Stewart
James M. Pierce
Towa Homestead
Pierce
Stewart
Geneva
Vera Ava
Joliet
Ones
Supreme Court
Marietta Trundl
Marietta
Ohio
Frank Ackerson
George Krow
Harry Dew
Dini Dew Wiha AC Wiin
Ot Chcago
Medical Standard
Waed
Phenix
Jackson and
la Balle
Southern notes deaths business failures and a cyclone
The item lists Dr Gustaves Kane dying in Baltimore, Squire Abingdon ill in New Orleans, George A Hunt & Co failing in Dallas with 31 000 liabilities, Tuhe Roy Mizell dying in Little Rock, and Nathan & Ovp enfeimen liquor dealers in Memphis assigning with 75 000 liabilities. It notes a Mississippi Tennessee cyclone near Kelley Miss causing many deaths and destruction, plus various political and legal updates including land decisions and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaves A. Kane
Baltimore
Squire Abingdon
Mitchell
New Orleans
George A. Hunt & Co
Boots
Dallas
Texas
Tuhe Roy
Mizell
Little Rock
Ark
Nathan & Ovpenhfeimen
Memphis
Tenn
Kentucky
Arecemvr
Southern Land and Lumber Company
Dry Run
A. C. Foster
Chicago
Doxsnins & Darty
Nashville
St. Louis
Welch
W. Va
Wharton
Receiver sought by minority stockholders against Northern Pacific
Minority stockholders of the Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad ask for a receiver and accounting against the Northern Pacific alleging fraud. The report notes a year’s ending ore trade improved with hundreds of thousands of tons closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad
Northern Pacific
Tron Train
Heilprin
Academy of Natural Sciences
Robert F. Peary
Equator
Fenwick Islands Light
John Feehan
Philadelphia
Richmond
Rh. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Cyclone Hits Indiana. Deaths Reported In Lippincott Factory
A fierce storm struck Indiana around 1 o clock Thursday night causing widespread damage. In Indianapolis fifty houses were wrecked and families left homeless, while Alexandria on the Lake Erie and Western line suffered partial destruction. The Lippincott Company’s lamp factory was wrecked, killing William Angel and his 10 year old son. Loss runs to thousands, fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Jeannette Hammond
Atlanta
Louis Redwine
Gate City National Bank
Lem Harris
Hammond
Redwine
South
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kelley
Miss
Indiana
Indianapolis
Alexandria
Lake Erie and Western Railway
Mammoth
Lippincott Company
William Angel
Governor Matthews names Indiana state staff officers
The governor announced a full staff with brigadier generals and colonels in key roles across Indiana led by Adjutant General Irvin Robbins and Quartermaster General S M Compton. The article lists numerous officers including Charles Buchanan, L B Martin, R F Stone, Myron D King and more plus other appointments and civil notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Irvin Robbins
Indianapolis
S. M. Compton
Charles Buchanan
Union City
L. B. Martin
Terre Haute
R. F. Stone
Myron OD. King
O. P. Lee
Danville
J. B. Curtis
R. E. Graves
Evansville
J. B. Plessinger
Bluffton
Lagrand T. Moyer
Hammond
Charles Kahlo
Leon T. Bagley
Huntington
Daniel Pasig
John Adams
Columbia City
S. F. Straus
Ligonier
E. Carey
Creneral
J. H. Murphy
Lows Centlives
Fort Wayne
A. T. Friend
Kurt Wayne
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Eeea
Win Bisse
Western
Tunt Ve
Omaha
Sioux City
D. Appleton & Co
Century Publishing Company
Washington
Tin National Hostoges Department
Repub-ican
Prinee Daviin
A.C. McFarland
San Francisco
Seewar Tany Hokn
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
California
General Land Office
Senate
John 8. Seymour
Connecticut
Silas W. Lamoreux
Wisconsin
William H. Bims
Firat
Interior
Edward A. Bowers
Henry C. Bell
Horace H. Lurton
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frank E. White
Nebraska
District of
Max Judd
Vienna
John J. Carter
Louisiana
Berlin
DE Cospain
University of Cambridge
England
Rudolph Virchow
Adexjefyt
Moscow
Russia
Adrianoff
Bakley
Eeneyerd
Minor State News
Seymour
Bedford
White River
Petersburg
Konge Lyons
Brooklyn
Fillmore
Putnam County
Montgomery County
Crawfordsville
Indiana Veteran Association
Monroeville
Frederick Peters
Hobart
Lake County
Mayereuson
Frankfort
John Blanch
Clinaton County
Jenemian
Fulman
Dawn Reese
James Ross
Fiona Kbrcuorsz
W. W. WalLteEns
Walters
Ile
Ilenry Martin
Yountsville
Carmichael
Deering Binder
Wittlant
Alamo
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