Train wreck in St Louis injures fifteen workers
The last main Iron Mountain train from Union Station to the south wrecked at Robert cave and Oak Hill. Fifteen workers including engineers clerks and mail clerks were injured. The wreck blamed on spreading rafia causing engine and three cars to derail. several in serious condition.
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Larippeth Nine Preas Association
ST. Louis
Fort
Iron Mountain Road
Union Station
Robertcave
Oak Hill
Adolph Tirramcke
Tett
Peter Rafferty
Intermel
Edward Hrege
Frank Gibbons
Bush
H. Clark
Fa Martin
Joseph O'Neill
Cook
Brétecke
Oneill
Ratterty
Escaped from Boston Jail by rope and ladder
Boston February 2 G I L Gaskill aged 63 escaped from Charlestown Jail between dusk Saturday and yesterday. Officials say the method was extraordinary and the prisoner, a former Democratic political figure and later financial writer, used a rope and a hidden route to reach the warehouse and yard before dropping to the street.
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Sedgps-McRae Preen Association
Boston
G. IL Gasklil
Charres-at
Gaskill
Chicago
Zair
Warrison
Damen F. MeKeena
Siet Ap
San Francisco
Iki
New Orleans
Mekeene
Iso
Detroit
Police keep revolver menace ends in court
Clarence Copher, a young man who terrified residents near Park Avenue and Rleveniht, brandished a revolver at passersby Sunday afternoon January 4. He surrendered at the police station Saturday seeking his weapon. the court denied the request and suspended sentence was considered in criminal court.
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Clarence Copher
Park-ave
Rleveniht
Copher
Osborne Killed in Chicago Car Collision
Chicago February 10 A Boston man John T Thorne employed by a circus novelty company was struck by a car at the junction of seventy sixth and Wallacesis tracks. Osborne was killed when the vehicle left the road and collided with the circus car.
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Osborne
Scrippe-MeRtar Mrean Innoviation
Chicago
John T. Thorne
Boston
Serenade sparks at Longworths honeymoon stop
Washington reports Ma and Mrs. Nichole Lansworth at Friendship, where a playful bachelor band forced a rustic serenade early Sunday. The Longworths endured curious onlookers as the pair enjoyed a quiet morning, with Mrs. Longworth at the piano and Mr. Longworth listening in the chilly grounds nearby.
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Washington
Nichole Lansworth
Hey
Lester
Longworth
Hadley resumes hearing in McRay press case in St Louis
In St Louis February 19 the Hadley led inquiry resumes before Judge Robert A. Anthony at the Southern Hotel. Testimony concerns the Standard Oil Waters-Pierce and Republic Oil cases. Depositions expected to run two or three days. IL Clay Pierce may appear.
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Scripps-McRay Press Association
Louis
Hadley
Standard OJ
Waters-Pierce
Republic OJ
Robert A. Anthony
Southern Hotel
Depositiona
Rush Ci Laurie
Brs
Inter
IL Clay Pierce
Water-Pirree Company
Miner officers arrested in Colorado conspiracy case
Special to the San Denver Cole Fel 19 Churten Meyer and William C Hayword, current president and secretary of the Western Federation of Miners, were arrested with Guy Bettibony a member of an exgovernment committee and placed on a gun train at 1 oclock Sunday morning. They face charges of complicity in the assassination of former Gov Htournberg of Idaho. The alliance fights the alleged coercion of Harry Orchard, accused of planting the bomb that killed Stevnenberg, with strong evidence pointing to Orchard.
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San
Denver
Cole
Meyer
William C. Haywond
Western Federation of Aliners
Art
Guy Bettibony
Exgouther
Oelock
Htournberg
Idetn
Niagara Falls preservation meeting sparks Patriot group effort
Niagara Falls chapter of the Indiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution plans a Feb 2 gathering with about 25 members. They will review routine duties and discuss preserving Niagara Falls while hearing welcome remarks from Rev. Frederick O Grannes and others, including poems and musical performances by local figures and organizations.
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Indiana
Patriotc
Niagara Falls
Fala
Roosevelt cousin runs for Ackley mayor in Dem ticket
The text reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr., a cousin of the president, announcing his candidacy as the Democratic nominee for mayor of Ackley. He is connected to the roller mill locally and is part owner of the business in Ackley on February 11.
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N. A
Amntclelior
Ackley
Theodore Rooseelt
Roosevelt
Tilly
Indiana political gloom ahead in Second district outlook
Reports from Washington describe a harsh forecast for Indiana politics as leaders prepare for a convention. The Second district faces discord over Gov. Hanly and potential upheaval at the state convention with calls for party discipline, amid pressure to endorse Hanly and align the camp with national party lines.
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Washington
D.C
Indiana
John Chaney
Ine
Diana
Old Residents Meet In Centerville Speech
An informal meeting in Centerville draws a crowd of aged residents. Speakers joke about long lives as the gathered group notes an 80 year average age, with attendees including Saylor, Horn, Wallader, Moore, Wallin, Minning and others.
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Centerville
Ind
Spartansburg
Saylor
Silus Horn
Nathan Adwallader
Moses Moore
Wallin Minkt
Gentea Minning
Funeral for a Foot Ends in Trial Verdict
A man named Alexander Daquette was awarded a burial certificate for his injured ride after a trolley accident that severed him from the rest of his body. A prewar undertaker conducted the service at Mineral Nehl, with the case cited as evidence against the street car company, which previously secured a $4,000 verdict.
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Kerippee Weline
Rupralq
Ferio
Alexander Daquette
Mutual Life Policy Holders Association Opens Local HQ
Washington February 19 Headquarters for the Mutual Life Insurance Policy Holders Association have been opened in the city. The object of the association is to protect policy holder interests and to select trustees at the forthcoming company meeting.
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Defterenaceme Eee Abril
Washington
Surprising Doctor Illustrates Effect of Food
A Michigan woman from Barre Creek says Grape Nuts food, with Postum coffee, cured a two year stomach trouble unresponsive to other diets. She recovered gradually after eating small portions daily and regained appetite and nerves. The testimonial touts Grape Nuts as a life changer with notable patience and gratitude.
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Rancine
Barre Creek
Mich
Wellville
No jewels go in the prison Rahke learns to leave diamonds behind
Rahke faces prison rules as he prepares for a two year stay in Michigan City. He worries about wearing diamonds at the testate hotel on the lake, while his lawyers prepare his case. Relatives, business partners, and mourners await his absence, and the burlesque chorus girls will miss the diamond at the headlight box.
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Rahke
Augustus
Sherit
Michigan City
Iruter
Sherif Edward Sourbler
Augustus E. Rahke
Indianapolis
Testate
Kameret
Pamen
Jury fails to convict Mrs Bankert in Rushville murder case
The Rushville jury could not reach a verdict in the Norman Cook murder trial. After a long deliberation Judge Sparks discharged Mrs Bankert amid reports she will be released. Prosecution and defense weighed options as state plans to pursue further action.
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Norman Cook
Rushville
Apecini
Inn
Bet
Arma Bankert
Bankert
Jobert
Kipinger
Injuries Cause Death After Fall at Main Terminal Station
Ernest Syhert of Andersin died at City hospital at 1 Metway morning from injuries suffered Sunday afternoon when he fell down the atatrchy att the Mow Terminal station.
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Ernest Syhert
Andersin
City Hospital
Metway
Mow Terminal
City Record Births Marriages and Permits For Warren Ave
Births list includes Joby and Lynettie Moore at 514 Warren Ave and several others with addresses on Warren and nearby streets. There are multiple infant and mother names, plus illnesses and hospital notes. marriages listed include Richardson Ogden and others. Building permits show Afro-American Realty Co at 19 W North and Palmer dwelling project along with several address lines and job values.
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W. North
Fred L. Palmer
Sarah Merling
Thiruath and
Dearhorn-ats
J Amccall 15 Dead Result of Investigating Committee
Special to The Sun New York Feb 1 John A McCall former president at New York Life Assurance Co died after a weeks stay in Lakewood. Investigations found his health declined amid reforms and allegations of financial dealings. He admitted errors and said others profited from policies. His body to be laid to rest at Church of the Holy Seamen.
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the Sun
New York
John A- Metal
New York Assurance Company
Boucel Brass
Laakewood
Noo
Hs Health
McCri
McCall
New York Life Resun Bance Company
Lakewood
Miles Cait
Tung Brunet
Weir
New York Life Insurance Company
Comat
New York Life
Armytring Jeyvil Hee Committee
Che
Diamonds in Trash At Gardner Paper Yard
In Middletown on February 19 engineer William Cine found a diamond while clearing refuse from a machine at Gardner Paper company. Everett Lindsay later recovered another diamond from the debris and a crowd gathered to search the yard. Four more were found and valued at about $1. The diamonds were part of a parcel shipped to the mill and processed through beaters.
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Anavcinion
Middletown
Gardner Paper Company
William Cine
Everett Lindsay
Gardnerail Yard
Paige
Representative Smith Seeks Camera Reform for Art Works
Representative Smith introduced a bill in Washington today to provide for the cameras of dure on works of art. The measure had support from the American Art fund, while proponents argue government power could advance art progress in the country.
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Serinpa wcHtAe Prenk Association
Washington
Pehl
Smith
Santos
Trainmen held up by robbers in Chicago
Engineer Thomas Weis and Fireman Charles Olxen of the St Paw railroad were held up this morning. They were robbed and assaulted. Weis lost a watch and money, Olxen a ring and watch. Two robbers fled with the loot.
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Serigpa-McRae Prean Association
Chicago
Thomas Weis
Charles Olxen
St. Paw
Golden Medical Discovery touted for heart cures
The piece argues frequent heart failures from stress and valvular disease can be treated by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It highlights Golden Seal root and Colonnia can, praising tonics and claims of heart, stomach, liver, and bowel benefits, citing authorities and anecdotes of recovery in muscled heart cases. It notes Dr. Pierce's Pills for constipation.
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Pierce
Dnrrep
Cretotura
Col Musonin
Hale
Bllingwood
Chicago
Inttar
Ds. Flerce
Hear Her Voice At Her Funeral
Mourners in Chicago hear Misa Minne Nelson sing through a phonograph at her funeral after dying at home. The music teacher, 31, had recorded Nearer My God to Thee for worship, and the recovered voice moved relatives as the service closed with her own record.
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Obsequies
Scrippx-Seitnerene Ansvelation
Chicago
Misa Minne Nelson
Everly
Misa Selon
Ashanngeagh
Artie
Oscar Dobbs Murder Mystery Near Stiivilles
An unclear report notes Oscar Dobbs a wealthy farmer near Stiivilles Whewis facing a deadly incident at a local mill. Speculation swirls over whether the death was intentional or accidental, with some suggesting foul play while others call it an unfortunate accident.
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Orcar Dobbs
Stiivilles
Hanting
Explosion at Home Mine Injures Family Member
A dynamite blast at the Mareman Green Home Stake mine damaged the residence and injured one family member. Investigators believe the device was set off intentionally, with authorities pursuing leads as they assess motives and assess damages.
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Sreipr—weitEe Peema
Wadia
Mareman Green
Home Stake
Stortix Moening
Various Local Meetings and Social Events Listed
Public notices outline a series of meetings and entertainments from February through March. Events include a Marion club gathering, a Roberts Bark ME charity event, Holy Cross Sorta club cards, Major Robert Avider son Relief corps activities, Matton County Agricultural exhibit, and dharmic and civic group entertainments. Also advertised are Hood’s Sarsaparilla and local services and shops.
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Cub AW Com
Alfred
Porta
Thy Elah
Fadia
Demeratic Platts
Bride Ine
Vermont
Penna Ivanists
Marion Club
Atte
Honey Mo
Indiana
Roberts Bark
Holy Cross
Ansembly
Robert Aviderson
Wil Hive
Seei
Wedarsing
Maryland
Matton County Agriculturih
Tientiural Society
Statehouse
Tuewdiy
Robiet Funk
Hla H
Mibings
Wiltery
Mondames
Clapp
Muncock
Vern Keteham
Stewart
Spowkers
John Ww
Korn
Iday
Alabama
North-Western Line Announces Pacific Coast Tours In 1900s
The notice advertises $33,600 via the Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line for travel to Pacific coast points including San Francisco Seattle Tacoma Victoria Vancouver and more. It highlights through car parties from Chicago to San Francisco and Los Angeles with berths for two at $7 and offers booklets and schedules through North-Western agents led by M L Breeze, Cincinnati.
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Pacific Coast
Chicago
Union Pacific
North- Western
San Francisco
Los Angeles
North-Western Line
Breeze
Vale Autet
Cincinnati
Congregational Evangelical Conference Opens in City
The three Congregational churches in the city opened an evangelical conference at Printty church on Monday. Pastor A. J. Francis spoke in the morning while Rev. A. Betet Rev. Darrety and Hey. Sir. Curd were to speak in the afternoon. The event also included meetings for widows and others, and the group known as the Branches of the True Vine traces back to Indianapolis eight years ago with about 300 adherents.
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Printty
A. J. Francis
AG Betet
J . Darrety
Hell
Indianapolis
Billa
Bueran
Ree
Byron R. Rannellis
Coburn Flats
James D. Stanley
Christ's Church, Bra
Mannelvia
Byron Ranneliis
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