Funeral Train Carried Ex-Gov Mount Home to Crawfordsville
The funeral train carrying ex Governor Mount left Union Station at 9 10 Saturday morning for Crawfordsville. A military escort and six pallbearers bore the casket from Denison while a large party including Gov Durbin and state officials followed in private cars. Music was limited by the family's request with only Chopin's funeral march played at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Mount
Union Station
Crawfordsville
Ross
Denison
Indianapolis
Gen
Taylor
Hunt
Jones
Hart
Martin
McCormack
Supreme-court
Brown
Baker
Johnson
Remy
Fairbanks
Beveridge
First Presbyterian Church
Chopin
Henry Hart
Mount
State House
Ex-Gov James A Mount laid to rest at Crawfordsville
Ex Governor James A Mount was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery after a ceremonial procession through Crawfordsville Indiana. The funeral train arrived at 10 99 with crowds at several stations, led by Indianapolis bands and a local militia escort. About 2 000 locals lined the streets as the body was moved to the courthouse for services.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
James A. Mount
Oakhill Cemetery
Midland Crossing
New Ross
Jamestown
Farmer Statesman
Citizens Committee
Elmore
J. F. Harney
Charles H. Travis
W. P. Herron
A. F. Ramsey
J. R. Bonnell
Indianapolis
Court House
Queen in Comatose State As Royal Train Moves Toward Osborne
London dispatch reports the queen in a nearly comatose condition, unable to move without help, with prayers planned in churches Sunday. Emperor William near Osborne and the Prince of Wales summoned, Princess Louise also traveling by royal train. Rumor of death circulated Saturday but is discounted by Lord Salisbury.
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Princess Louise
Osborne House
London
Lord Salisbury
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
Osborne
Queen in grave condition as royal notice issued
The prince of Wales altered plans to visit Osborne house where the queen lies ill. A noon bulletin reported the queen in great physical prostration with grave anxiety. Reports from Manchester and Liverpool papers claimed a slight stroke and eye-sight failure, with Prof. Pagenstecher summoned. later bulletins said she was perceptibly worse. The queen's children would stay with her Friday night, except the Duke of Connaught and the dowager empress Frederick.
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Manchester Courier
Christ
Duke of Connaught
Berlin
Frederick
Emperor William and Duke of Connaught to Osborne
Emperor William travels with the duke of Connaught toward Osborne and is due to arrive at Flushing early Sunday morning. He is accompanied by a minister, a military aide, a medical attendant, and several officers, with the German ambassador welcoming him upon arrival.
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London
Emperor William
Duke of Conaught
Osborne
Flushing
Kaiser
The Queen's Illness
The queen is ill and in failing health causing shock among English people. Officials caution that death is not imminent but her ailing constitution and war losses weigh on her. Rumors of regency for the Prince of Wales arise though parliament must order it.
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Africa
Lady Churchill
Weather Outlook for Indianapolis 36 Hours
Forecast covers Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p m January 20. Expect fair weather tonight and Sunday. Morning temperature 15 degrees, noon 23, 2 p m 27. Saturday night stays clear with mild warming into Sunday.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt Wolf Escape Rumor In Colorado Denied
Denver reports that telegraph wires carried a wild tale claiming Vice president elect Roosevelt was freed by wolves for four hours Friday. Meeker inquiry finds no corroboration and notes a bear story also lacks foundation. The hunting party has camped in the game region with one mountain lion and one wildcat recorded.
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Denver
Col
Roosevelt
13 Husbands Desert Wives Prompt Charity Appeal
The Charity Organization Society reports 13 deserted wives in two weeks seeking aid for food and basic needs. Cases include husbands leaving for weeks to months, with episodes of return and renewed desertion. One family housed at Friendly Inn and another with a six week old child struggle to pay rent and gas.
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Charity Organization Society
County Report Details 1900 Finances and Projects
County commissioners reported for 1900, starting with 204 730.44 and ending with 74 122.58 to return to the general fund. They spent 810 336.49 from 679 728.52 receipts, funded a power plant for about 130 000, built bridges, applied 10 000 to debt, and reissued 200 000 in bonds at a lower rate while debt remained 1 190 000.
Middle Doors Ordered in St John’s Church
Indianapolis fire chief Barrett warns large halls and church interiors lack proper life saving features. He cites K P hall on Ohio street and Redmen's hall on Washington street as needing better protections, with many dance halls failing to provide escape routes. He notes only English's opera house is safest and urges middle doors at St John’s church. lacks authority to enforce changes without city ordinance.
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P. Hall
Ohio St
Redmen’'s
Washington St
Tomlinson Hall
St. John's Church
Capt Dave Oliver Likely Not Named House Clerk
Indianapolis based Capt Dave Oliver faces uncertain prospects for a House clerk post. Clerk Essmann favors Olive but Speaker Artman deems hiring unnecessary under current expense rules. A bill may be required to allocate funds, while a conference committee works to reconcile Senate amendments.
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Capt
David Olive
Indianapolis
House of Representatives
Ess
House
Essmann
Artman
Olive
Senate
Leighty
Cuba
Clive
Quarantine Ordered at Cook County Hospital
Chicago health commissioner orders quarantine of Cook County Hospital after 28 smallpox cases found inside the institution.
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Chicago
Commissioner-of-health
Reynolds
Cook County Hospital
Expansion In Diamonds Drive Marketing At Local Jewelers
A local jeweler notes direct diamond sourcing from the cutter to cut costs for customers. J. P. Mullally, jeweler and optician, located at 28 Monument-place, promotes value while Wulschner's in E. Worth area advertises services from a dental office in Stevenson Building. Old telephone reference 29780.
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J. P. Mullally
Monument-place
Forged Checks Involving New York Store Scam
A messenger delivered a forged secretary of state letter signed by William H. Blodgett to take 46.10 from the New York store. The deed used an 8.90 overdue bill and a 55 check signed by Jesse Overstreet. The money was paid to a man at the Imperial hotel and Friday the check proved forged. detectives investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secretary of State
William H. Blodgett
Jesse Overstreet
Imperial Hotel
Blodgett
Transa
Laxative Brome Quinine Fablets Sale Ad
A vintage drug ad promotes Ay Laxative Brome Quinine Fablets with a money back guarantee. It notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and lists a price of 2 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Burns Faces Insanity Claim In Ring Theft Case
Arthur G. Burns is examined for insanity in a ring theft from Minnie Cole on West Christie. He claimed the angels were coming in court and disrupted proceedings. Detectives suspect he feigned insanity to avoid punishment, with the case postponed pending evaluation.
Hughes Bicycle Factory Fire Ravages New York Building
A large bicycle toy and baggage factory owned by F. L. Hughes burned Saturday in New York City. Losses totaled $95,000 with the building alone estimated at $35,600. Firemen conducted several rescues at the scene.
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Rccuest&r
N. Y
F. L. Hughes
Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
A brief note notes laxative Bromo Quinine tablets marketed as remedy for cold symptoms. Mentions nurse Janes Dustiess Osta in connection with the product or its administration.
Troops in the Orient Praised for Discipline and Conduct
Gen Corbin reports to Gen MacArthur that Manila troops show lower drunkenness than American garrisons. He notes a single drunkard can skew civic impression, while praising discipline and efficiency. He declares houses of prostitution are not licensed, protected, or encouraged by authorities.
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Manila
MacArthur
United States
Dni
Cavalry Lieutenant Killed on Scout Near Penaranda
Lieutenant John Morrison of the Fourth Cavalry was killed during a scouting expedition near Penaranda on Friday. Morrison died in action and his men recovered his body.
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Manila
John Morrison
Fourth Cavalry
Penaranda
Morrison
Blizzard in Gotham Causes Fatal Derrick Accident
A sudden 15 minute snow squall hit New York at 11:15 am, with dense white particles and high wind. During the blizzard a derrick collapsed at 12 E Twenty third street, killing two laborers Edward and William Nelson and seriously injuring James Murray.
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New York
Edward
William Nelson
James Murray
Local residents and incidents in city life
Buffalo and Pittsburg visitors call on the Sipes. A junk dealer, Isaac Sagalousky, is indicted for trading in trade mark bottles. Social democrats plan a national convention in Indianapolis. W H Bass resigns from the manual training high school and turns to photography. Grace Ensley explains theft of 50 dollars in a beer garden. Bond laws for city hospital and fire department approved. bonds to be issued in February. Various arrests and a medical emergency noted. A Big Four worker identified in epileptic episode. Two women, both colored, detained in a separate case of missing money. one suspect named.
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Isaac Sagalousky
Pat Ward
Social Democrats
Indianapolis
Oue Party
Grace Ensley
S. Senate Ave
John Mahan
Grand Jury
Storey
Thorndike & Palmer
Boston
Frank W. Vaille
Philppines
United States
Elks
Jas. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Meridian
Washington Sts
Wm. Dalzell
Brightwood
Jessie Connard
Chestnut St
Maggie Kelley
When You Have a Good Thing Push It
Classified line promotes sale of box couches and dress boxes at Mahomney store 2439 Massachusetts. Claims lowest city prices and warm patterns.
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Mahomney
Massachusetts
Perry Picks Up the Glove for Heat Plant Battle
The Light and Power Co executive Perry and Test bought property at Kentucky avenue and Maryland street near the junction, signaling potential hot water heating plans if natural gas fails. The move counters the Home Heating Co which already secured a franchise to build a central plant. Proponents warn of street disruption if conduits appear.
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C. C. Perry
C. E. Test
The
Light and Power Company
Kentucky-ave
Maryland St
Home Heating and Light Company
Perry
Mitchell to Seek Unopposed Re election At Miners Convention
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers will run unopposed for re election at the convention opening Monday in Tomlinson hall. Vice president T L Louis and secretary treasurer W H Wilson also face no opposition. About 1000 to 1500 delegates from roughly 200000 members will attend, with potential for 300000 in legislative reach. A wage scale conference with operators starts January 31 in Columbus Ohio. The union executive board has held talks with hoisting engineers firemen and blacksmiths about a possible four way union. no agreement yet though engineers have made a proposal for miners to consider.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Tomlinson Hall
T. L. Louis
Ohio
W. H. Wilson
Miners’ Organization
Columbus
I S Anderson Dying From Pneumonia at Home
J S Anderson, a well known insurance man, lies at death's door from pneumonia at his home 329 N Illinois St. He has been ill several days. Mrs Barclay Walker is a daughter.
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J. S. Anderson
N. Tilinois St
Robbers Shoot a Marshal in Bristow Bank Heist Bid
In Bristow Oklahoma Territory deputies and three robbers fought through a bank safe raid. Deputy U S Marshal Frank Cochran confronted the thieves as the second shot rang out. a lookout fired buckshot wounding him fatally. The bandits fled empty handed.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Bank of Bristow
I. T
United States
Frank Cochran
Sen Cochran
Cochran
Noisy torpedo claim and a string of losses across cities
Reports note a Swedish Maj Ange claims a noiseless torpedo. A fire in Fithian, UL, caused 15000 dollars in damage. Mrs. Louise Bowers in Chicago lost a 2500 dollar brooch. Milo Stevens & Co. in Washington report over 80000 pension claims burned Friday night. G A R meets in St Louis Monday to pick next encampment site. Carib Prince damaged after collision with Limer Cymric near London. Jacob Mertz of Omaha willed property to his fiancée Barbara Lily. Robert Kramer 16 of Wilkes-Barre caught stealing and seeks reform school. Convict G E Swain inherits part of 31.5 million while in prison and is wanted again for horse theft. Porter, cashier at Warren Bank, Bowling Green, charged with 9000 short and pleads for time to present evidence.
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Louise Bowers
Chicago
Maj
Ange
Milo Stevens & Co
Washington
St. Louis
Limer Cymric
Carib Prince
London
Prince
Jacob Mertz
Omdha
Barbara Lily
Robert Kramer
Wilkesbarre
Reformatory
G. E. Swain
Porter
Warren Bank
Bowling Green
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TO Musig
New
Victoria
Louise
Ken
Liverpool Post
Pagenstecher
Wiesbaden
William
Regency Talk
Ture
Colorado
Meeker
Cupid
Charity Organization For Relief
Barrett
Oth
Dave Oliver
Man
John Banks
Wulschner
E. Worth
Stevenson
Billy Blodgett
Burns
Lawyer Hynes
Arthur G. Burns
So Criminal Court
Minnie
Cole
W. Christ
Hynes
Ihlefame
Corbin
Mac
Arthur
Lieut. Morrison
Gotham
City Life
A. E. Sipe
Buffalo, XN. Y
Sam F. Sipe
Pittsburg, Pa
J.C. Sipe
W. H. Bass
Manual Training
the Light and Power Company
Mitchell
I. S. Anderson
Fithian, UL
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