Prospector Party Abandoned In Alaska Wilderness
Special to The Site reports four men led by Hughes and Rowley attempting to reach Kayak to board a steamship. Harsh storms, swollen rivers, and marsh fording halted the party. Rowley died first after starving for 48 hours. The Williams brothers sought rescue at Smith’s cabin and found roast beef and plum pudding, then searched for Hughes and Rowley with no success. A deputy marshal did not organize a rescue, and by December no news had arrived about Hughes and Rowley.
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Beastle
Wash
K. Rowley
Woodward
Harry Hughes
Alaska
Cape Yakasaga
Cape Suckling
Seattle
Clark Davia
Hughes
Rowley
Ernest
Ira Witliama
Ang
Yakatage
Kayak
Mr. Davis
Keyak
Williams
Yakataga
Sen
Mies
Rharl
Willams
Rowley Wan
Capa Suckling
Quinnisen
Baldy
Smith
Bert
Kyak
Williams Brothers
United States
Catala
Newhaw Creek
In- Mane
Prominent St Louis Doctor Sentenced in Irene Klokow Case
CHICAGO, Dec 20 Dr Oliver B Hurt formerly of St Louis, a member of a prominent family, was sentenced yesterday to years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to the murder of Irene Klokow aged 10.
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Opram Wase Oom
Grandson to Receive Clarke County Estate in Surprise Gift
Special to the Bum from Lafayette int Det: After ten years of search, Margaret Shye of Tengler Clarke county announces to Woodie Jones that she will give him an estate in Clarke county valued at 9000 dollars. The boy's father Amon Jones vanished two years ago. Woodie had been living with his brother Floyd Jones in the city.
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Lafayette
Int
Margaret Shye
Tengler
Clarke County
Woodie Jones
Amon Jones
Aince
Young Jones
Floyd Jones
Commercial Travelers Elect Officers At Assembly Meeting
The Commercial Travelers association at the Claypool Hotel elected officers for the next year led by President David J. Redgan of Indianapolis and Secretary treasurer W F Henley with a slate of vice presidents from across Indiana. The meeting featured addresses by Mayor Holzman and Gov. Hanly noting railway policy debates and a sympathy resolution for Dorsey M Payne.
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Commercial Travelers’ Association
Imore
Claypool
David J. Redgan
Indianapolis
W. F. Henley
A. J. Ralph
William Shellhorn
Evanville
John Mf. Lightfoot
Terre Haute
John. C. Jenner
Lafayette
Caine
Indiana
Fire at Grocery Sparks Mysterious Loss and Theft
A fire at the J. G. Seltau grocery closet caused $13 in losses before extinguishment. Seltau cannot account for the blaze and says no inflammable material was present. Detectives Manning and Simon pursued a youth gang suspect who waived examination and was sent to the grand jury. Nicholas Marion faced charges of associating with thieves and paid $1 plus costs with four days in jail.
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J. G. Seltau
D. Seltau
Marin Nom Unuer Oe
Bomb Explodes in Foggia Church During Mass
A bomb exploded inside the Church of Saint Martha in Foggia during high mass, causing panic and injuries as worshippers were trampled. Windows and interior statues were smashed. nine members of a secret society are believed implicated.
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Scrippa-SteReo Press Association
Rome
Church of Saint Martha
Foggia
Actors Under Arrest Over Salary Dispute and Protest
Two members of the Lotter Storie company were due to appear before Justice Weare Stout on charges of profanity and resisting an officer. The rest of the troupe were subpoenaed. Miss Undine Mozette claimed back pay from manager B Lettay and won $69. She, with three constables, seized Rock LeRoy's property. ten players resisted, but no one was hurt. FG Ries and Robyn Adair were arrested. LeRoy was not found.
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Lotter Storie! Company
Juste
Weare Stout
Undine Mozette
Louise Wins Divorce Settlement in Belgium Case
Louise of Saxes Coburg receives 90000 dollars in a divorce settlement involving Prince Philip and King Leopold of Belgium. The accord provides a monthly 130 from PHI and 1100 annually from her father, with conditions tied to disclosure of private documents and photos during the divorce trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
yerippe-McMae Prens Association
Paris
Pringose Louise
Saxescoburg
Daughfrout
Lenpold
Belgium
Pree Philip
Louise Wi
Louise Ty
Mirrecader
Ehleh
Printz Rose Up In Casket At Funeral Event
In a startling event Seripya-Me-Rae Preen Association figures report Printz Rose rose from a casket just as funeral preparations began. Neighbors observed the revival. the incident occurred at his home near Stoney Malic, leaving relatives terrified before the man died again several hours later.
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Seripya-Me-Rae Preen Association
Nighmond
Yuu Dee
Schwartz Submits Model for Morton Monument
Rudolph Schwarte of Indianapolis submitted a model for the Morton monument to the commission on Saturday. The commission members expressed great pleasure with the exhibit and several others announced plans to compete for the contract.
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Schwartz
Rudolph Schwarte
Indianapolis
Comminston
Millions for Locomotives Ordered by Pennsylvania Unew
The Pennsylvania Unew placed a 1906 delivery order for 685 locomotives at an estimated cost near 11 million dollars. Of these, 20 units, valued at 116 thousand, were assigned to the Inesi went of Pittsburg. The contract was shared among major manufacturers. Regular train service will be inaugurated over the Indiana Harbor, raud.
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Pennsylvania Unew
Inesi Went
Pittsburg
Jun. J
Indiana Harbor
Raud
Lyncheraun Ig Fined in Police Court for Minor Selling
Neneho Who Conducta BBL loan on Harding pleaded guilty Saturday in police court to selling a minor. He was fined and costs. A 33 member group found in, with loitering cases continued indefinitely.
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Paltcs
Neneho
Harding
City Hall Transitions and Incoming Office Arrangements
New mayoral transition activities unfold with Charles A Darkwaiter meeting Democratic partners, signaling retention of some city staff until new appointees settle in. Public Works officials prep for Monday meetings as late bids for a bridge project near Fall Creek are rejected, with staffing changes noted across department desks.
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Pew
Hookwalter
Democratic Health Board
Keene
Board of Public Work
Holtzman
William H. Willams
Board of Public Works
Alt Remary
Frank Nol
Fall Creek
Benateiye
Central States Bridge Company
SUG
Lafayette Bridge Company
Not a Candidate Withdraws for Marion Sheriff Bid
A fragmented notice states Aimee Amy Ten Young Man and Cy Clark report that he will withdraw from the Republican nomination race for Marion county sheriff. He writes one is not always sure of winning and has other business to take care of. The rest of the clip fills with unrelated ad phrases about airplanes, diamonds, and local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.om
Aimee
Amy
Fiany Mory
Cy Clark
Tce
Marion County
Fragmented account of a midwestern divorce case unfolds
A garbled report describes a divorce proceeding toward alimony after marriage ended. The text references a psychiatrist panel, a claimed sale of assets, an insurance employer, and a judge granting temporary measures. Readable details about persons or timelines are limited.
CARS IN RIVER: Disaster on Pensay Teaold hillside derailment
A train near Pen say Teaold tail derailed after colliding with a rock and plunging down an embankment ten miles west of here. Fireman Eberhart died. engineers Hurd and Mossoig perished. passengers and crew evacuated amid wreckage and frightened onlookers at the riverbank.
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Seriya Meltar Prean
Wimliasbory
Hire
Here
Eberhart
Nod Lim Geer Dames Hurd
Mossoig
Rudd O'Neill
Hunting Season Dates Render Confusing Clarity
A garbled item notes hunting season closures and dates. It mentions open season ending in December and various species with uncertain deadlines such as quail, squirrels, ducks, and doves, along with scattered commentary on hunter activity and season lengths. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Harry F. Reynolds Admits Guilt Over Stolen Diamond Buttons
Detectives Haley and Splan arrested Harry F. Reynolds who admitted the diamond cuff buttons in his possession were stolen from the Juline G. Walk & Boy store. Reynolds waived examination, appeared before the grand jury on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Reynolds
Haley and
Splan
Ehoven
Juline G. Walk & Boi
Reynolds
Baturdly
Coal Oil Johnny Bick Dies in Digome Farm Pneumonia
Corry Pa December 9. Coal Oil Johnny Bick once known worldwide as Foal Oil Johnny is dangerously ill with pneumonia at a Digome farm. He is in his sixties.
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Johnny Bick
Derippermoniae
Corry
John
Digome
Franklin
Legislative inquiry into press association errors and hearings
A crisis over the Scrippa-McKae Press Association in New York prompts a legislative committee to examine conditions and printing capacity. Witnesses including Joel G. Vireweles and Henry H. Hyde discuss actuarial and financial details as the panel plans next steps before year end.
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Scrippa-McKae Press Association
Hs Duwanince
Evaniona
Smmitter
Taganatae Benuer
Rogers
Hers T Hughes
Joel G. Virweles
Hughes
Henry H. Hyde
Dargee
Uae
Dames Alesander
Aleta
Tiyde
Alexander
Liyde
Wm Wnat
Sluggers Convicted in Chicago Conspiracy Case
Two alleged hired sluggers and six union men, including Charles Gilhooley, were found guilty of conspiracy. They face penitentiary terms and fines. The case ties to a pattern of strikes and violent incidents in Chicago, with broader union corruption inquiries ongoing.
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Charles Gilhooley
Slugfein
Penitentairy
Be Wan
Henry Newman
Charles Carey
Edward Shields
Charles M. Deutsch
John Helden
Marcus Loney
Slugxere
Chicago
Chris J. Caristram
Nonuttlon
Onlu
Expossite
White
Teamsters
George Mellor
Carriage and Wagon Work Ora’ Union
Reed Smoot Defies WCTU at Annual Banquet
At a Salt Lake City event Capt. F D Bly spoke on reestablishing the church. Reed Smoot attacked the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, accusing them of personal motives and promising to vote against their aims. The exchange occurred during the de marked gathering as the WCTU faced opposition over his senate bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippe-Eefae Press
Salt Lake City
Ulab
Bevator Reed Moat
F. D. Bly
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Salt Lake
Chuterh
Moore A Factor In Race For State Superintendent
At a gathering of the State Teachers Association in Claypool hotel, potential candidates for the next state superintendent position gathered along with teachers and county superintendents. Rumors centered on Moore of Marion, a prominent figure in the state association, as a strong entrant, with other named possibilities including W A Millage Craw, G A Prosser, and T A Mott. The event highlighted the political maneuvering among educators aiming to influence the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Jef Lewis
Charles E. Bupp
Tomily
Ohn
W. Beytis
Wabmat
Stipp
Mitchel
Fey
Aton
Hasing
Tan
Sash
Moore
Marion
Erly
Moerely
Clinton County
Offi Tift
Ry Mas
Rachers
Hig Agsochthoy
Ito
W. A. Millage Craw
fordaysNe
G. A. Prosser
Nog
Albany
T. A. Mott
Richmond
Paving Companies Quarrel Over City Street Fixes
Col M A Downing prepares to retire as president of the Board of Public Works amid disputes among street paving companies over projects and injunction appeals. Residents grow weary of delays as contractors clash, and calls rise to halt the quarrel and proceed with street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Downing
Public Works
Indianapolia
Othe Treet Paving Company
Wifl
Woman fires at burglar in home near Julisnave address
Margaret Connell, 19, fired three shots from a revolver at a prowler who climbed a tree to reach the second story window of the Connell home on Julisnave. The man fled uninjured. Miss Connell remained calm and had previously shot at a night intruder two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Connell
Wnu
Miax Connell
Miss Connell
Layman
Connell
Julisnave
Summer Kitchen
Irvington
Allis Connell
Punishes the Loiterers in Police Court
Three well dressed youths George A Marsh George McDevitt and Mitte Jamey were jailed for loitering after a pool room incident in Indianapolis Friday night A stranger misplaced his overcoat during a Denison house game Marsh urged an accomplice to fetch the coat but the plan failed and all three denied knowledge of the missing item Judge Whallon sentenced Marsh to 30 days and McDevitt and Jamey to 30 days in jail plus costs The case highlighted idle youth around pool halls with a New Year club event announced for New Year’s Day at Fearne Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Marsh
George McDevitt
Mitte Jamey
Indianapolis
Denison House
Marsh
Otto James
Thin Jamea
McDevitt
Whallon
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Hanly
Pigh
Dorsey M. Payne
Payne
State St
Bobby
Louise
Prince
Pennsylvania
Lyncheraun Ig
City Hall
Holtzman's
Charles
Woonia
Ana
Wouchnere
Weahington-st
J.B Mullally
Monument-place
Delaware Cafe
Delaware-st
Quaits
C. G
B. Paranontas Caoeticas
Blain
Brasie Go Byers
Duman
Iewis
Bremen
Hunting Beason
Insurance Investigating Committee
Reed Smoot
State Teachers’ Association
Bingersir Brow
Bila
Brighton
W. C
Negeo
Ben
O. P. Morton
Aul Fearne
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