Two More Die In Death Hole Mine Disaster
Debris filled Leiter mine shaft after an explosion as rescue parties risked gas and heat. State Mine Inspector Atkinson and John Graham died after entering the mine. Dozens remain underground. a six ton cage was hurled to the tipple. mourning families gather at the surface.
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Atkinson
John Graham
Bcripps-M'Hae Press Association
Ziegler
Til
Leiter
Minth
J.T. Warner
Cleveland
Barnings
Spee
Diamond Brooch Mystery in Postal Mixup
Mrs Genevieve Chandler Phipps received a parcel addressed to a New York diamond broker after a postman delivered it by mistake. A clerk glimpsed a diamond brooch in the package and, with a jeweler, found the jewel to be paste. Phipps claimed no concern and denied registering the parcel, while the broker allegedly asked for $2300 to keep the brooch.
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Beripps-Strar Press Association
Benver, Co
Genevieve Chandler Phipps
New York
Chicago
Grandsons Serve as Pallbearers at Mrs Henschen Funeral
The 84 year old Mrs Henschen was buried Monday afternoon from St Pauls German Lutheran Church. Rev St Biderman officiated. She had lived in Indianapolis for over 40 years. Two married sons and three married daughters survived. One grandson resided at Anlar Blatt Missouri. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Funeral overseen by H C Vetling.
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Aura Sais Prermenen
St. Paul's
St. 2
Biderman
Mra
Henschen
Indianapolis
Anlar Blatt
Hensehen
H. C Vetling
New Coffee Postum Cites Health Benefits in Family Notice
A testimonial from Nama Biven of Battle Creek Michigan describes quitting coffee for Portum a coffee substitute. She claims headaches dizziness and nervous symptoms disappeared after switching and that her husband John also improved after tasting the new beverage. The account attributes the change to Postum and cites plain directions on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
John
Fortum
Pontum
Teathmonia
Terror in Warsaw as city endures slave attack aftermath
Reports from Warsaw describe a state of intense confusion following Sundays slaughter of five men. The governor general sent more troops and a regiment arrived. secret police flood the streets searching for bombs and bomb throwers amid threats against civilians and property. A provisional commissioner is injured, and attacks on pedestrians continue as authorities tighten control.
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Warsaw
Slaugster
Agalret
Szthalowicz
Conshloran
Cosseks
Rimkae
People Live Too Fast Prompts Health Warnings
New York April 4 Coroner Brown urges four camera physicians to scrutinize sudden death cases amid an uptick since March 1. He cites causes beyond weather, including heavy eating and drinking, smoking, and risky driving, noting cigarette trends raise heart failure risks while fast living precedes fatalities. Shipbuilding booms on the Great Lakes report larger March tonnage than all Atlantic, Porto Rico, Pacific, Hawaii, and western river shipyards combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conmer Nichuis Brown
Board of Coroners
Board of Dowlth
Brown
Autummn
Biles
Scrlpps-M'Nablless Association
Washington
Great Lakes
Bureau of Hmvigation
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bake
Atlande
Gut
Porto Rico
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Teachers to Attend Indiana Association Meeting
Fifty teachers from Grant county and arts teachers will travel to Chicago on Monday to attend the annual Indiana Teachers' Association meeting.
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Chicago
SIM
Marion
Tod
Grant County and Arts
Wenoote
Indiana Teachers’ Association
Tennessee Supreme Court election yields Moore victory
In mid April, Joseph J. Moore won the Supreme judge seat by a clear margin. Across Tennessee, nearly all six judicial circuits elected judges for the next term, with Republicans leading by a large margin in Detroit area mentions.
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Schirre A Rak Vress Association
Detroit
iHepuy: Tenn State Ticlel
Joseph J. Moore
Out in the State and Local Notices
Civic Improvement league organized to keep the city sanitary. Eleven gamblers were arrested in Elkhant and $260 seized. Will iam Shackleford and family details unclear. A 4000 dollar Marhodla church to be dedicated next Sunday. Portland ministers and the North Joddians conference attendees to be entertained. Kentland new SZLUK courthouse contract awarded to Erick Lund. Emmonn Med in eeplevin sult to regain diamond ring worn by Cal A J Taylor who was shot by Louis Meyer. Princeton John DIN, officer in Tindinanter, died Monday night.
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Vincennes
Mins
Emmonn Bos
Cal. A. J. Taylor
Louis A. Meyer
Carnegie tips some pointers to preachers
New York April 4 Andrew Carnegie replies to Rev. Washington Gladden about clergy conduct. He praises Gladden as sincere but notes business discipline aids success. He suggests clergy focus on church duties rather than public disputes to improve religious life.
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Carnegie
the Sun
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Wade
Wim
Je Waaneington Gladden
Columbus
U., Salar
Amy
Carver
Gladen
Tme
No Leniency For Her Trial Report
Special to The Sin reports a brigand case where a woman convicted of killing a man faces harsh sentencing. The account notes defense counsel and ongoing appeals as the defendant endures confinement conditions and public scrutiny amid a string of related events.
Contest in St Louis as voters weigh city hall control
In St. Louis on Tuesday April 4 real weather marked municipal election tests. Mayor Rolla Wella, Democrat, faced Judge Aralty, Republican, with victories claimed by both sides. Campaign focus centered on the mayoralty and a ballot question on park and quarter improvements.
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ST. Louis
Scriupsavear Press
SOK
Asane
Maxpayerr Dreise
Thia Waat Sim
Parke
Qunterpal
Boy May Recover From Airborne Injury
Walter Conover, 17, of Kenwood, fractured by an automobile accident Monday evening, is resting with doctors hopeful for recovery. Dr Hous cautions the danger not yet over while Dr Tayiwe and Dr GH F. mention the family’s optimism.
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GH. F. Tayiwe
Walter ¥. Conover
Hous
Robbers at Noblesville Reported Invasion of Homes
Special to the Song Noblesville notes thieves stole silverware glassware watches and clothing from residents on Monday night. Bloodhounds followed a trail about a mile but the culprits remain at large. The report also notes a fatal wreck of an Eastbound Fenigh Valley express near Genoa New York with engineer Solomon Freer killed and fireman John Inge seriously injured.
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Noblesville
Argiata
Shirta
Br. A
Urciupps
OT Mae Press Association
Genoa
N.Y
Fenigh Valley
New York
Bumfalo
Aombay
Valids
Solomon Freer Gras
Firman John Inge
Fire at Orphans Home Damages Wing. Inmates Escape
A fire at the Widows and Orphans Home in Gorat Seanawan destroyed the main wing on Monday night. The estimated loss is 3100.00 dollars. All inmates escaped the blaze unharmed.
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Schippsovhar Press Association
Fort Worth
Tex
Odd Wettons
Gorat
Seanawan
Jond
Giants Play Tuesday After Injury Heals
The Giants schedule a Tuesday game with McGraw planning to use Tron Atwii and McGinnity leaving the team briefly as parts of travel and lineup shifts. Warren and Adtemung sine Thomas join Meng on the mound for backstops, Bresnohun covered in left, while Mertes and Sandow are noted in field positions as Muner recovers from rheumatic illness. The Chicago Americans are slated to visit the locals on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Giants
McGraw
McGinnity
Pene
Warren Wal Jt
Parallely Adtemung Sine Thomas
Meng
Bresnohun
Mertes
Sandow
Muner
Brush Sets Dinner For New York Team Officials
President Brush of the New York baseball club held a dinner Monday night at his Washington Square home. Attending were Manager McGraw Charlie Murphy as assistant secretary, Boxemon Bulger of the New York World and George Sands of the New York Guide.
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Brush
New York
Adler
Park praised by New York players and secretary
Secretary Murphy praised the new park as the prettiest grounds he had ever seen noting its fine condition for a new park. Menouce BicGraw admired the beauty of the groupits despite the imperfect text.
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New York Tei
Speculated and Broke the Bank
Special to the Sun Lorain April 4 Onto bank wrecked by dishonesty of three men The Citi zene Savings Bank closed March 31 Directors found a shortage of 6000 The trio confessed to speculating in wheat and stocks Losing their own and the bank’s money Names reflect local church figures Indictments against others loom in the banking sector
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Lorain
Castile
BR. Walker
D. B. Welker
Tha Bank
Keaneen
Congregational
D. B. Walker
Church of Christ Sunday
H. B. Walker
Congregational Church
Bank scandal outsizes town manufacturing firms
The stockholders accuse Capt J A Scott’s Hoosier Veneer and Hoosier Manufacturing of hijacking funds. The bank owes 30 000 to the lender after overdrawing capital. A receiver will manage the two companies to repay creditors over two years.
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Arog
Tim Door
Eian
Pata Tin Bone Tler Katineling Company
Hooster Veneer Company
Art Ressonsible
Anex
Emnerrias
Bante
Ladogy
Hoosier Howmeling Company
Ye Hooter Veneer Company
Harry 2. Daugherty
Bank
Son-Melay
A. M. Scott
Capt. Scott
Mie Bank
Jacob M. Hurshbarger
Ir. Kyle
Marty B. Daugherty
J. Shavkelford
J.T. Mc. Glnwid
Rover
Big Four plans direct Chicago to St Louis line
The Big Four railways prepare a Chicago to St Louis direct line with Danville to Indiana Harbor, crossing the Indiana Toll near St Anne. The route would parallel the Eastern Illinois from Danville to Chicago and use Take Shore tracks to Van Burens station, bypassing Chicago Central. Atchison mayoral race candidate D Walker held a free theater event for political talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Four
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Chicago
Chicago-St. Lotts
Danville
Indiana Harbor
Indianaolis
St. Anne
Danvile
Take Shore
The Crew to Rescue Hats in a Sidelined Tale
A ragged romance aboard a vessel spirals into a rescue scene as a young milliner, her hat in peril, prompts tense moments with Captain Varney and the Coast Guardsman. Odd nautical banter and frenzied dialogue frame a chaotic, dreamlike episode with improvised courage and danger.
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China
Coast Guardsman
Peat
Labbot
Varney
Avia
No trace of Decker in Rae Presb Association case
Relatives of Edward Dreher, a mining banker, have pursued all leads with hope he is alive. No trace has been secured, despite efforts by the Bcripps M Rae Presb Association in Algobia Wisconsin. April.
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Decker
Bcripps M Rae Presb Association
Algobia
Wia
Edward Dreher
Minaing
Ana Jim
Three Die In Explosion At Ajax Lyna Plant
Attch April 4 one blast at Ajax Lyna mine works near Kuwkawlinville killed three men, Moore James, William Godfrey, and George Uni. Heh.
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Bcripps-Surae Press Association
Hay City
Attch
Ajax Lynamite Works
Kuwkawlin Viileco
Mores James
William Godfrey
George Uni
Prank K Sawyer Announces Expanded Insurance Agencies
Prank K Sawyer reports the agency now represents multiple insurers including Michigan Commercial Insurance Company in Lansing and Security Insurance Company in Baltimore. The office lists American Insurance Company New York New Jersey and other firms to enhance service, with emphasis on strong policy forms and immediate claim settlements.
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Michigan Commercial Insurance Company
Lansing
Security Insurance Company
Baltimore
Uhts
American Insurance Company
Nowast
Uqmpany
New Heven
NEW York Insurance Company
Newact
North German Fire Insurance Company
New York
Malthmore
Bid AN Assurance Company
Aliitig
Combibhetal Insuiance Company
Mich
Altice
Sonset
Frank K. Baw
Johns Hopkins selects Barker to head clinical anatomy
Dr. William Clark Calor steps down as head of experimental anatomy at Johns Hopkins. Dr. Liewer Franklin Barker, chief of experimental anatomy at Chicago University Medical College, was elected by Johns Hopkins trustees to succeed him. The move was announced on Monday.
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Osler
Bcripps-M Rae Press Association
Wwalimore
Liewerlyn Franklin Barker
Chicago University Medical College
Johns Hopkins University
William Calor
Brannon Accepts Call to Charlottesville Church in Indiana
Notice details Teo Brannon 34 of Irvington accepting a call to the Christian church in Charlottesville Indiana. The advertisement also touts Hood's Sarsaparilla for appetite and digestion, with local sellers Epperts Shoe Store and Baron bicycle shop listed. Passenger rail specials advertise Pacific Coast trips from Chicago to San Francisco and other west coast cities with low fares and Pullman service.
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Brannon
Charlottesville
Ind
Irvington
Hay
Pacific Coast
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angles
Portland
Tacoma
Brattle
Vict
Vancouver
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Grees N. M
Cuscinnat
Ohio
Quick Fatal Shooting in Elamma New York
At Elamma New York on April 4 Ada Howes, guarded by two companions, faced George Lattin who pursued her after an entertainment. Lattin fired twice, missing one bullet, then killed Ada with a shot to the chest and wounded another. Lattin then shot at her companions and killed himself. The incident stems from rejected attentions and a threatening reconciliation attempt. News from Denver reports the Colorado legislature adjourned without paying the $80 “war" bill, despite efforts to call an extra session by mine owner allies. Governor McDonald refused.
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Elamma
N.Y
Ada Howes
George Lattin
Lardn
Miss Howes
Tallin
Bigs Howes
Wirt
Lattin
Insu
Ener
Hauer
Misa Howes
Mine Howes
Rome
Afiss Hower
Latan
Jatt
Fred
AW Rae Press Association
Denver
Col
Apell
McDonald
Indianapolis and Eastern Greenfield Line train schedule
Indianapolis and Eastern Railway Company presents the Greenfield Line with hourly departures from Terminal Station starting 6 a.m. and last eastbound at 6:55 p.m. Trains connect Greenfield Knightstown Dublin Cambridge City Richmond Dayton Springfield Columbus Zanesville Cincinnati Lima and more with four hour and fifteen minute through service to Dayton.
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Indianapolis
Columbus & Bouhern Traction Co
Boutbport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Amity
Edinburg
Taylorville
Columbus
Ohio
Vélawareste
Virginia
Cary
Georgia
Meritianain
Indianapolis & Norte
Western Traction
Lafavatte
Way Station
Thcough
Crawfordsvile
Eastern
Ry, Co
Greenfield
Maurket
oMoe
Knightstowns
Retin
Dublin
Cambridge City
Riche
Ind
Dayton
Springfild
Coumbour
Zane Alle
Cincinnatl
Lima
Point Sentra
Ohin
OSH Intrretate Limited
Wreck Fatalities Reported On Pennsylvania Route
Early Tuesday morning a collision between an extra freight engine and a flyer on the Pennsylvania railroad near Custonis killed engineer Edward Walter and fireman H Emig of the passenger train. Baggageman Mcletyro was badly hurt and several passengers lightly hurt. Property loss will be heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acripps-Berre Press Association
Wellsville
Colo Usfotr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Custonis
Edward Walter
H. Emig
Mcletyro
Cap Dillar Bitten by Bulldog at Headquarters
Capt George Dillar of the headquarters was bitten on the hand Sunday night by a bulldog owned by Straw Glazier, a night telephone operator at headquarters. Dillar visited Glazier’s home to make a call and as he was about to leave the dog bit him. The injury was painful but not necessarily serious. Dillar remains on duty.
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Dillar
George Dillar
Straw Glazier
Glazer
Prince of Wales Cancer Surgery Report Sparks Secrecy
Berlin April 4 reports say the Prince of Wales underwent an operation Monday for cancer and that this explains official secrecy surrounding his illness and the operation. London dispatches deny he is suffering from cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Berlin
Prince of Wales
London Dispatches
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Thirtenn
William Shackleford Deadrad
Jeranon
Forms
North Joddians
M. E Church
Kentland
Szluk
Erick Lund
Stammond
Princeton
John Din
Hart
Vwlizadietin
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Hiek
Carmen Mivran
Murrery
Iran
R. Wilkin
Jer Eel
Mrs Hurt
Elrly May Andersen
Chile
EF Rarzen
Oana Walker
Bank OF Ladoga
Racripps-Mraee Press Association
Atchison, Kaz
Anil
D. Walker
Tmayor of
Atchisay
Walker
Acta
Life Boat
K. Sawyer
Hood
Ana Pire
Eppert
Baron
Indiana-Ave
Mre Winslow
Cincinnati
Trac
Tion Compa Rusitville
Indianapalia
Wen
Shelbyville
Ndianapolis
Podlanspale-Laesse
Peru
Waneport
Sen
Tam
Indianapolis & Loganaport
Indiana Northern Tracton Co
Lnstead
Logansport
Wma
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E. Wash
Delaware
Manaus
Arras
Eaerena
Taina
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Paes
Ara
Everte le
Atrioas
Upton City
Alkhart
Lve
Lynn
Tims
Astlon
Sorner Minele
Cat
Louteville
Rich
Piqua & Col
Ime
Madison
Pitta & Dast
PRL
Fasiegert
Plata & Col
Pu & Lew
Ballimore & Wash
Daytons & Springfeld
Doulavne & Madison
Phil
Pitts, Phim & N
Sity Ticket Office
North
Claypsoi Howe
Deuve
Toledo
Deteolt
Falas
LDP
Cettrione Decatur Accomm
Toledo, Chi, & Mich
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City, Nine, & Lafazelle
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Minole
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Wandaiie
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Gaute & Eminghem
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