Fatal Explosion Plunges Morris Foundry Into Ruins
An explosion at Morris foundry in Virtskuas on Thursday afternoon left several workers dead and many injured. Eight bodies were recovered with four more believed trapped. the plant building was wrecked and rescue teams worked amid debris as injured men were taken to hospitals or homes. Names of the injured and dead were being collected, with reports of severe burns and crushed limbs.
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Listye Five Sone
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Ailen
Duke Reinhammer
Gus Lauerbauch
Moerene
Mark Ormors
Stephen Carter
Foti Forrest
Harvey Barr
Frank Coal
W Schmitt
Vraner
James i
Gov Hill to Wed Miss Hotchkiss in Ottawa News
Rumor from Ottawa reports New York Governor Hill is engaged to Miss Hotchkiss daughter of the U S consul in Ottawa. The Hotchkiss family are prominent, with the bride-elect described as youthful and attractive, while details of their courtship remain unclear.
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Gat
Gov. Hil
New York
Miss Hotchkiss
U. S
Wwiwina
Gov. Hill
Thomas W
Jeannie Jawell Hotchlige
Ottawa
Bliss Hotchies
Boston
Frank Mayo
All-Star Company
Mechke
Rumors of U S S Nipsic and German Olga groundless
Advices from Samoa deny sensational reports of a clash between the U S S Nip sic and the German vessel Olga. Also reports of arrests in Windsor Missouri for drunkenness amid secessionist activity. A fatal birth in Windsor, a hanging in Utica, and other brief items from March 14.
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Avex Ant
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Samoa
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Nipsic
Rumor and appointments loom in capital dispatches
In a March report from Washington and Indianapolis, rumors swirl about Whitelaw Reid possibly taking a foreign post while Harrison contemplates replacements. Other items note real estate transfers, building permits, and local market optimism as spring activity rises.
Trunk Line Officials to Appear Before Washington Panel
Inter state commerce commission will hear trunk line representatives on Saturday in Washington to probe export rate practices. Railroads used export labels on shipments to Boston to gain a five cent rate cut, with Lake Shore among those implicated. The inquiry aims to determine compliance with laws and adjust the system, as rail service conditions remain unsettled and freight volumes grow.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Chicago
Boston
New York
Lake Shore
Tisilroad
Misquoted Salor Objects Claim on Liquor License Law
A Salor Obsects figure disputes being quoted about how a calcon liquor license may fall under a new law if issued before year end. He told a Sun reporter Thursday his views were misconstrued and not about the liquor bill. The press misinterpretation concerns publication of legal notices in daily papers and an emergency clause. Also in court notes Henry Myers was sentenced to four years after prior ten year term for horse theft retrial. Vernon, a Seal Wreck advance man, arrested as a fugitive from justice in Chicago. Michael Kreweger, age 115, dies, having witnessed Napoleonic era events and Frederick the Great’s reign.
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Marion
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Meis
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Tha Nouea Fart
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Cif
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Mnens’ Protective Association
Chris Stein
Marshal Hawkins
Dunlap
Marabal Wawkins
Lafayette
Mayer Bunng
Sun
Liu
Mareh
Henry Myers
Win
McCord
Kan
Vernon
Seal Wreck” Company
Chicago
Laze at Half Mast mark New York Blaze Anniversary
A brief mentions laze floats at half mast in New York harbor on Tuesday marking the anniversary of the big blizzard. The item notes Rev A B Cunningham and his band of 36 White Caps face Braxton county court for raiding and tearing down several houses. It also reports a Kansas City constable shooting, a jailed man visited by ten women claiming to be his wife, and a neurotic boy in St Joseph Missouri.
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A. B. Cunningham
Braxton County
W. Va
Hiram Adams
Kansas City
Sam Patterson
Josep Robinson
St. Joseph
Cabinet Battles Over Wanamaker and Porter In Indiana
Washington notes reveal Matt Quay pushing for Wanamaker cabinet place while Harrison resists. Maine blocks Blaine’s selection, Alison and Shearman considered, Porter steps aside to bolster Harrison’s bid to carry Indiana on his own. Harrison signals cabinet changes likely within two years.
Indiana Beef Inspection Bill Sparks Legislative Row
A debate over a state bill requiring on the hoof beef inspection in Indiana triggered clashes among shippers and sanitary advocates. Opponents call it unconstitutional while insiders warn of embargoes on in state shipments. Secretary Herron cautions that cancer-sawed beef cannot be detected after dressing.
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Indiana
St. Louis
Herron
State Board of Agriculture
Les
Vandalla Fraighthouse
Eli Vioodees
Showa
Bod Gan
Wweven
Tadiana
Alanagerid
Board Delays Action Pending Law Validity Question
The board members, awaiting a final ruling on the law's constitutionality, plan to file bonds for mayoral approval after week end. No appointments or organization will occur until the issue is settled as they seek to avoid missteps. Weather forecast for Indiana calls for fair, stationary temperatures with a 25 degree fall by March 15 morning. In Eraysville, Edward McGraw, body on opium, quarreled with Charles Bare over five cents and fired a revolver as market crowd grew.
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Jenny
Indiana
Fair
Indianapolis
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Ind
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Charles Bare
McGraw
Bare
Bargains in Broken Sizes Offer Boots and Shoes
Great bargains available on boots and shoes with savings from one to two dollars per pair. Visit Geo. P. Marott at 16 North Penn Street to see if they can fit you.
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Geo. P. Marott
North Penn-st
Boxing Title Fight Ends In Knockout On Margin
In a midweight championship bout on the Vacitic slope with £1 506 a side, Ive Wiehe Anoethedl Oatty and Young Mitchell of San Francisco battled to a finish. Mitchell was knocked out in 22 rounds. A separate report notes night watchman Vieinzo Vist found a bottle he believed held old whisky, drank it and died. authorities label it poison.
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Vieinzo Vist
Sullivanest
Grand jury to hear Secwinge assault case and local suits
Case of Henry Secwinge for assaulting a U S officer goes to the grand jury. Frank McWhinney sues in superior court to quiet title to property owned by Kk. W. Pierson et al. James Shea, who took a watch while intoxicated, was sent to the grand jury by the mayor. Deputy U S Marshal holds an increased pension certificate for Clinton W. Boyd. An injury case against Q O T W via a brakeman seeks 5 000 damages in Veedersburg. Prosecutor Wright dismisses Horan assault case in police court after earlier skull fracture claims prove false. County commissioners open a wreath with liquor license applicants from Oakland and Lawrence townships. Public reaction crowded the courtroom as witnesses filled the corridor. Mollie Cousins, charged with prostitution, faced the judge who released her after moralizing remarks.
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Frank McWhinney
Superior Court
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Alex
Ammon Klepfer
Denny
Mollie Cousins
Law Fall In Jammed Mandamus Case In Evansville
The Evansville case challenges a new city board of fire and police commissioners as unconstitutional and beyond statutory authority. Attorneys Addison and Harris will file a response by Friday and seek a full court ruling, arguing the bill encroaches on general laws and favors certain parties while denying others.
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Police Tension Rises As Forces Clash In City
Report says both police forces patrol the city. The Travis force made five arrests on Wednesday while the Colbert non-partisans jailed John Kray after drunkenness conviction and a five dollar fine plus costs. Hekept in jail unable to pay. A Charitable society meeting in court room 11 spurred a barricade by Colbert forces and Sergt Lowe. Commissioners plan to delay new appointments until legality is settled.
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Indignation and Bloodshed Mark New Gold Fields Move
In lower California the English-owned mining district reports 5 000 Chinese workers dispatched amid white threats of unrest. A township treasurer was chloroformed and funds stolen while authorities warn of potential bloodshed. A physician touts kidney disorder remedies, linking claims to a patent medicine.
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