Six Men Killed in B & O Wreck at Anderson
Morgantown West Virginia Jan 8 A head on collision on the B & O at Anderson Tuesday killed six trainmen named Bowman Deven ny Dunoan Parrish and King and an unknown tramp. Two others were badly injured. The wreck occurred when a freight train met a light engine on a trestle after a orders mis understanding caused both to run at high speed breaking the trestle and tearing up the track.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Anderson
William Bowman
John Devenny
Mike Dunoan
Fairmont Parrish
King
Doesnt Suit The Prince. Royal Yacht Victoria And Albert Faults
London reports naval experts found structural defects in the royal yacht Victoria and Albert and say it must be rebuilt from the keel. About 3 250 000 has been spent. the vessel nearly capsized at launching. The design by Sir William White faced criticism due to royal family requests for billiard rooms and private parlors.
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London
Jan
Prince of Wales
Want Money At Once Prompts City Aid For Property Deal
The Art association executive committee meets at 4 p m Tuesday as Volney T Malott notes the action hinges on the citizens committee. That group decided to mail donor letters Monday urging immediate gifts, hoping funds arrive for the next monthly meeting when the Talbot property deal will be closed and Seventeenth street opened.
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Volney T. Malott
Citizens’ Committee
Woollen
Talboi
Seventeenth-st
New Improvement Law Favored by Commercial Club
Directors backed a report proposing a 50 foot square relief map of the city and a street improvement law. The latter would let assessed citizens influence the Board of Works on how assessments are divided. A committee for public pawnshops reported, but action was postponed to the next meeting.
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Committee On New Industries
Board of Works
Criminal assault in Dayton ends with suspect captured
Mrs. Cora Steiner was attacked on Wolf Creek Pike by an unknown man. Detectives with two bloodhounds followed the trail to a barn where the suspected assailant, Emil Foerster, was found attempting to flee. He admitted the crime.
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Dayton, O
Cora Steiner
Wm. Steiner
Wolf Creek Pike
McBride
Emil Foerster
Vincent Joins Home Heating Firm As Engineer
The Home Heating and Lighting Company hires E. R. Vincent as heating engineer for its hot water heating plant. Vincent supported the original company that sought city franchise but was sidelined when the new firm formed. Several original promoters now work with the Home company.
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Home Heating and Lighting Company
E. R. Vincent
Vincent
Otto the Leaper Performs Leap From Tomlinson Hall
A crowd gathered at 2 30 p m to watch Otto a famed leaper jump from Tomlinson hall into a net six feet below. The young performer under 25 landed safely and appeared to enjoy the stunt.
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Otto
Tomlinson Hall
Yellow jack cases trigger new Havana mail schedule
News brief notes ten yellow jack cases in Havana on Tuesday and announces five mail runs weekly to the United States. Other items report Minnesota and Colorado governors inaugurated, a Colorado deficit plan, a major meteor strike near Seneca Lake, and farmers knocked over by the blast without graphic detail.
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Minnesota
Vansant
Cleveland
J. B. Orman
Colorado
Bromo Quinine Tablets Market Warning
Advertisement warns buyers to choose labeled Bromo not Bromide in Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising cold relief in a day. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
Great Deals on Change New York Stock Totals
Total Monday stock market sales reached 2,259,000 shares, up 386,000 from Friday’s high. Market value stood at 225.99 million dollars with Uncle Sam’s war tax at 45,198. Brokers’ commissions totaled 282,487.50. A reaction is expected, though a full panic is uncertain.
Pugilist Welch Dies After Fatal Fight in New Jersey
Frank Welch 21 known as Francis W Grabfelder died Tuesday after being knocked out by Paddy Donovan at the Cedar athletic club in Phillipsburg New Jersey Welch fell unconscious and never regained it Donovan his foe and several others are jailed in Belvidere New Jersey with warrants out for many more connected to the bout
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Frank Welch
Philadelphia
Paddy Donovan
Cedar Athletic Club
Welch
Francis W. Grabfelder
Belvidere
Hat-Pin Kiss Incident Ends in Fatal Wounding
Miss Ella Boone of Prescott Washington told Frank Sloan she never had been kissed. He blindfolded her and kissed her cheek. She stabbed him with a hat pin, breaking it off. blood poisoning followed and Sloan died.
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Prescott, Wash
Ella Boone
Frank Sloan
Sloan
Steamer Foger Holm Reported Lost With All Hands
London Jan 8 The steamer Foger Holm owned by a Glasgow firm is reported lost with all hands Wreckage has washed ashore on the Pembrokeshire coast.
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London
Fogerholm
Glasgow
Pembrokeshire
Police arrest seven for loitering in city streets
Police arrested seven men on loitering and related charges on Monday. The group named Ray Muster, William Dorsey, Jack Hessian, Robt McMurray, Ed Brown, Harry Kramer, and Jno Hudson, with listed street addresses included.
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Ray Muster
Woodlawn-st
Wm. Dorsey
Buchanan-st
Jack Hessian
Union-st
Robt. McMurray
N. Senate Ave
Ed Brown
N. Noble-st
Harry Kramer
Prospect-st
Jno Hudson
Count Von Waldersee Rejects Ceasefire Request
Pekin report states Count Von Waldersee, commander of the allied forces, refused Li Hung Chang's plea to halt military operations during ongoing negotiations. The stance hardens during talks in the capital.
Mrs Hackney Dies After Severe Burns At Home
Mrs Kate Hackney mother of Judge Hackney died Tuesday morning at her home 138 West Twentieth Street after suffering severe burns. She had been in failing health prior to the accident.
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Kate Hackney
Judge Hackney
Senate Deliberates Army Bill Amid Canine Amendment Noted
Senate continued consideration of the army bill on Tuesday as Gallinger argued the canteen amendment that beer is an intoxicant. No cabinet meeting Tuesday due to McKinley’s cold. Mrs McKinley also affected by grip. House judiciary panel to hear Friday arguments on Jenkins bill to allow collection of judgments against municipal corporations.
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Senate
Gallinger
McKinley
House Committee On Judiciary
Minnie seeks divorce and local notices in Wyandotte
Minnie files for divorce from Henry Leive claiming he will not support her. The Wyandotte cemetery association in Tippecanoe county is incorporated. Jno W Buckworth sues Emma F for divorce alleging desertion and elopement with Charles Cook. The Zoo staged a major street parade with Prof Blake’s dogs camels ponies elephants a band and an automatic organ on a wagon. Revival services proceed at Home Presbyterian Church led by Pastor Brown with Evangelist By E Farclay. Democratic state committee meets at Grand hotel with Parks Martin arriving from Spencer. County printing contract undecided as Sentinel provides supplies. State board of education met to award contracts for history grammar spellers physiologies. Robt McMurray arrested at haymarket with a file razor and keys. sent to reform school from Terre Haute for robbery.
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Zoo
Blake
Home Presbyterian Church
Mr. Brown
E. Farclay
Springfield
Democratic State Committee
Grand Hotel
Parks Martin
Spencer
Josephine Michael
Josephine Mitchell
SUN
Miss Mitchell
Sentinel Printing Company
Court House
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Robt. McMurray
Senate Ave
Lawler
Barmfuhrer
Haymarket
Kentucky-ave
Maryland-st
Reform School
Terre Haute
Alabama
How to Tell the Genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Box Markings
The article explains checking for the signature of E. W. Grove on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine to verify authenticity. It notes that counterfeit products may lack the signature and advises consumers to inspect packaging closely.
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E. W. Grove
Four Men Vie For Seats On State Board Of Agriculture
A bitter contest for the State board of agriculture elections is noted with several incumbents and contenders. John L. Thompson aims to succeed Amaron Jones as president while J. W. Lagrange contests the treasurer post. District 1 pits John L. Davis against M. B. Waugh, Charles Bridges, John Morgan, and Hadley. District 15 sees Thompson and Joshua Strange as candidates. District 6 features Knode Porter Jesse Stevens and E. M. McMahan, with Sid Conger seeking District 8 and E. J. Robinson named district 7 committeeman. Fort Wayne and Crawfordsville figures prominent in the races.
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State Board of Agriculture
W. W. Stevens
Charles Downing
John L. Thompson
Gas City
Amaron Jones
J. W. Lagrange
Franklin
John L. Davis
M. B. Waugh
Crawfordsville
Charles Bridges
Bainbridge
John Morgan
Plainfield
Mr. Hadley
Danville
Crawfordsville Citzens
Waugh
Acumbent
Joshua Strange
Maren
W. M. Blackstock
Lafayette
Mortimer Levering
Knode Porter
Angerstown
Jesse Stevens
Wayne County
E. M. McMahan
Union County
Sid Conger
Tle
E. J. Robinson
Grout Oleo Bill Hearings Extended by Senate Panel
Washington January 8 opponents of the Grout Oleo bill won a victory as the senate agriculture committee extended hearings to Thursday. The Ohio buttering company presented its case before E A Tombing of North Carolina spoke for the Cotton growers' association. Josha I McNamee of Columbus trades and labor union protested union credentials to speak against the bill as daily interests close Thursday.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Money
Hanstrough
Ohio Buttering Company
E. A. Tombing
North Carolina
Cotton Growers’ Association
Josha I’. McNamee
Columbus, O., Trades and Labor Union
Hearng
President's Health Update Signals Rest for a Few Days
Washington reports the president's condition is not serious and his physician advises rest for several days. Dr Hixey stayed with him until midnight Monday and early Tuesday at the White House. The mild grip is noted and the president should refrain from business and fatigue during the Wednesday reception.
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Washington
Hixey
Munday
White House
Reception Called Off By President Due To Illness
Washington January 1 The president's reception to the diplomatic corps at the executive mansion has been postponed because the president is ill with a stubborn cold and cannot endure the fatigue of the event.
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Washington, Jan
Diplomatic Corps
Executive
Sheriff Sells Seliger Stock in Anchor Co to Settle Claim
In Muncie Indiana the sheriff of Oswego New York former home of Alfred Seliger sells $25000 worth of Anchor Silver Plate Co stock to settle a claim. James Dowdle held the stock as collateral and bid in at 2900 dollars. The company will not be affected.
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Muncie
Ind
Alfred Seliger
Muncey
Anchor Silver Plate Company
Oswego
N. Y
Seliger
James Dowdle
Bromo-Quinine Tonic Boasts One Day Cure Claim
An advertisement-like note touts a remedy labeled Bromo Quinine tavids te as a cure for a fever in one day. The claim relies on a signature imprinted on every bar of the genuine alive product.
Indianapolis Medical Students Fight State Exam Bill
About 400 students from Indianapolis medical colleges plan a petition and protest against a bill requiring a state examination for medical practice. They seek an exemption for current matriculates, arguing the change is unfair to seniors and that diploma standards already ensure fitness. Class presidents will circulate the petition.
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Medical Colleges
Indianapolis
W. N. Wishard
Bates House
Ohio
Senate Finance Committee Takes Up War Tax Reduction
The Senate finance committee met Tuesday to consider a bill to cut war taxes. The measure, passed by the House, would reduce more than 40 million dollars, but redemption of many stamps could boost the first year reduction to about 55 million dollars. The treasury opposes such a large cut, while Republican members favor a maximum reduction of 35 million dollars.
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Committee On Finance
House
Treasury Department
Removal of County Infirmary Supt Sought by Ex-Worker
Miss Emma Smith, a former domestic, asks for the removal of Supt. T. A. Parks at the county infirmary, citing affidavits alleging intoxication profanity wrongful disposal of goods and entertaining friends at the county’s expense. Peter J. Coyle manager of the Wayne hotel and Bertha Miller daughter of John H. Miller were married by Rev. Meissner of the Catholic Church Monday.
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Peru
Ind
T. A. Parks
Emma Smith
Peter J. Coyle
Wayne Hotel
Bertha Miller
John H. Miller
Rev. Meissner
Catho Hc
Interstate Stock Yards Report From Jan Eight
Live stock market bulletin lists cattle and hog receipts at Interstate Stock Yards on Tuesday with ranges for Good to prime export steers and heifers, fair to good cows and calves, light veals, and heavy bulls. Hogs and sheep receipts accompany price quotes and weights for several categories.
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Interstate Stock Yards
Stock Yards Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Wm H Block Co Indianapolis reports Tuesday receipts at the stock yards with price quotes for cattle hogs and sheep. Good to prime steers 1350 lbs and up and good to choice 1160 1300 lbs. Heifers stockers cows veal calves calves bulls and lambs priced across weight ranges. Hogs mixed and heavy packing good to choice lightweights and pigs listed. Sheep good to choice and common to medium lambs with stockers and feeding sheep also noted.
Grain and hay market rates and car inspections report
Wheat prices by grade with milling freight and January values, corn white and yellow varieties with mixed and No carriage rates, oats firm with No 2 and No 3 white and mixed, Timothy hay prices for No 1 and No 2, and inspection tallies by wheat corn hay and total cars.
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Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Sun's Liner Holdings Featured On Seventh Page
The seventh page highlights multiple Sun newspaper holdings and liner-related items. Readers are invited to explore the breadth of featured properties and related services across the publication’s network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Chicago market roundup for grains and poultry prices
Chicago wheat May closed up 0.3 cents at 83.33? 3 4 cents. Corn May at 38.14 to 38.50. Oats May 25.44 to 25.70. Dressed poultry prices for turkeys 9 cents, chickens 4 to 5 cents, capons 12 cents, ducks 8 to 10 cents, geese 8 to 9 cents. Live poultry: chickens 7 1/2 cents, turkeys 6 1/2 cents, ducks 8 to 13 cents, geese 6 to 9 per dozen. Butter values across creamery, dairy, and packing stock lines. Cheese prices for full cream, young Americas, Swiss, limburger, brick. Eggs 20 21 cents.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Limburger
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Tominson Hall
Havana
United States
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New York
Pugilist Welch
Donovan
Ella
Mrs. McKinley
City Life
Minnie
Henry Leive
Wyandotte Cemetery Association
Tippecanoe County
Jno. W
Grout
President’s Health
CV Borne
Union Live Stock Market
Interstate Live Stock Market
Ules
Destens
Barnsley
Venice
Cece Sc
Aserdanet Saeeenes Blige
LION
Fairbank
California
Eagle Condensed Milk
Java
Heinz’s
Spou Lipsy
Pillsbury's
Acorn
Brand
Wm. H. Block Co
WM H. Block CO
Kersey
Oxford
Des Agate
Astrakhan
Seagate Satig
Alan
City Grain Market
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