Miner Survives Seven Days Trapped After Mine Explosion
Cumberland Md March 4 Albert Cronkin a Henry West Virginia miner was brought to the hospital after seven days of entombment following an explosion at the Davis coal and coke company mine. Three men were killed in the blast and Cronkin suffered severe burns but is believed to be recovering.
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Albert Cronkin
Henry
W. Va
Davis Coal and Coke Company
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Butler College President Butler Receives Farewell Address
President Scot Butler delivered his farewell to Butler College students and faculty on Wednesday morning. He and Mrs. Butler invited attendees to a reception honoring President-elect Garrizon and his wife. A roving aup and a complete edition of Emerson were presented to Butler by the students.
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Butler College
Butler
Garrizon
Emerson
Miss Atkins Recital Attracts Indiana Musicians Friday
Indianapolis singer Miss Florence At kins appears Friday night at the Propulstum recital under the First Baptist church auspices. She will be assisted by violinist Miss Bernardine Smith cellist Edward Tagelmann and accompanist Miss Care Myatt. The artist recently returned from a southern tour singing before many musicales. The Kaiser at Naples Emperor William of Germany arrived here Thursday.
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Indianapolia
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Coffee as a cause of nervous disorders and a remedy
An advertisement claims coffee poisons the nervous system and causes ailments such as dyspepsia and heart trouble. It recommends switching to Postum and observing 10 days to see if symptoms improve, implying coffee is the root of the health issues.
General Miles on Horrors and Devastation of War
Retired Lt General Nelson A. Miles argues a congress of nations should settle major disputes rather than wars. He warns war destroys the flower of a nation’s youth, cites Crimean and Civil War costs, and urges reason and justice to prevail for lasting peace.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Nen
Denison meeting blocks denouncement of Goodrich and Fairbanks
In Denison the county officers meeting blocked resolutions denouncing Goodrich and Senator Fairbanks for extending terms of county officers. A committee to protect county officer interests was formed, with the Hugatian issue pending. Health board orders cleaning of boot camp refuse, tents to be burned or buried, tents disinfected. county board tasked to enforce.
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W. G. Teach
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Coun Miver
Marin County
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Juke County
Willem Clark
Vigo County
C. J. Clark
Marion County
Sawkins & Smith
Merri Moores
William 5
Christian
State Health Board
Dearborn
County Board of Health
Ardent Courtship Ends in Quick Divorce for Schmidt Couple
Nellie Schmidt, 19, was granted a divorce from Frederick Schmit by Judge Leathers. She described a brief yet ardent courtship of six weeks, saying they met about three times daily. The couple lived together six weeks and were separated three times in that period. Failure to provide was the grounds for the divorce.
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Nellie Schmidt
Frederick Schmit
Leathers
Shot by spouse ends in death in Dallas bar
Dallas on March 24 reports Lillie Chase shot and killed Millie Dot, a variety actress, at a drinking resort where Mrs. Chase and Mr. Chase were present. Chase was arrested and released on $1000 bond. In Hot Springs, Abe Attell knocked out Morrin Rausch in the sixth round Wednesday night.
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Millie Dot
Attel
Hot Springs
Ark
Abe Attell
Morrln Rausch
Masons plan large temple in city at new site
The Masonic fraternity plans a new temple in this city with an approximate cost of $90,000. At a recent banquet the subscription drive began after John H. Holliday spoke on the plan, raising about $4 immediately. Holliday led a push that secured $9,500 with many smaller pledges. Once half the amount is pledged, construction will start on a site to be chosen.
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Masonic Fraternity
John H. Holliday
Holiday
Indianapolis Signs Still An Indian Pitcher Newlin
Pitcher Newlin has signed to play again with the Indianapolis club and will report for practice on March 10, according to President Ruschaupt to the Sun. Newlin played for the Indians last year and made a notable showing.
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Indianapoli
Ruschaupt
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Flora variety abater collapse kills 13 workers in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports a demolition accident today when the Flora variety abater being torn down collapsed. Thirteen workmen were killed and others injured in the incident. Authorities began inquiries into the cause and safety measures at the site.
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Berlin
Prettiest Cat and the Ugliest Dog Are Workhouse Favorites
At the Manion county workhouse a brindle cat named Ginger and a mix breed terrier called Fawn or Tootsie top the staff’s list of favorites. Ginger, raised at the institution, has lived there ten months and bonds with night watchman Morford, while Tootsie is younger but already noted for its ugliness and affection. Ginger and Tootsie are close companions, though Ginger shows jealousy when receiving attention.
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Manion County
Ginger
Morford
Fannie Tootsie
Hobby Burns
Gin
Tontsie
Duggins to hang for triple murder in Terre Haute
Jerry Duggins will be hanged in Terre Haute on July for the murder of three persons. A jury verdict was returned Wednesday night after six hours of deliberation. Other items note the death of Philip Manna in Kentucky from suspected poisoning and damage to the American liner New York after grounding near Cape La Hague, with repairs planned in Belfast.
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Ind
Jerry Chigeins
New York
Southampton
Cape Lahogue
France
Polly
Belfast
Indiana spring practice and rail crash report mix
Local notes report early practice by Indiana teams and a Westbound freight train carrying freight on the B&O line. Also covered are weather rain in Mitchell, a public meeting in Rloemington, farm land leases in Delaware County for oil, a trench collapse in Lebanon injuring a worker, and various local incidents and notices from Nola and Franklin counties.
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Delaware County
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Lebanon
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Franklin
Rushville Sailor Sought After Threatening Suicide
Wallace Johnson, a Mine-jacket on a Brooklyn ship, left on leave and traveled to a Florida town to warn of imminent death. He posted a letter from Pensacola vowing self harm, with a will naming Rushville Indiana as his home, as authorities pursue him.
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Ehuirer
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Wn Red
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Ind
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Navi
Sir Edwin Arnold Dies in London at 72
Sir Edwin Arnold renowned author and journalist died Thursday morning in London after weeks of illness. Born June 10, 1832 in Gravesend, he served on the Daily Telegraph literary staff and authored works including The Light of Asia and other poetry and prose.
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Edwin Arnold
Seriouely
Gravesend
Daily Telegraph
Arla
Man charged with manslaughter in police court
Dr Nachar Witz and co defendants face manslaughter charges over a criminal operation said to have caused Tinnle Gray’s death. The matter was adjourned in police court to March 11.
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ST Lock St
Madsarty
Ty Dee Teelives
Nurtz
Lancaster
Larsh
Tris
Tinnle Gray
I Police Court
Death of Gen Morris in San Diego heralds burial in Indianapolis
Gen Thomas A Morris died in San Diego Cal at age about 100 born 1811 Kentucky He was a West Point graduate the oldest living graduate at death and long time Indianapolis water company member He served as civil engineer and chief engineer for two railways He briefly served as brigadier general in Indiana but resigned Chester Stinson and George Blovelt the boys from the Board of Children's Guardians home escaped Wednesday
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Mores
Indianapolis Water Company
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Morris
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Gener
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