Man Matching Dr Cook Arrives Near Wells Depot Sanitarium
A man described as Dr Frederick A Cook, Arctic explorer, arrived by train from Boston to Wells Beach, five miles from Wells Depot, and proceeded to the Pine Tree sanitarium. He hired a team at Wells Beach then walked the final distance to the sanitarium.
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Wells Depot
Frederick A. Cook
Boston
Western Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wells Beach
Pine Tree Sanitarium
Marines Land in Nicaragua to Protect U S Vice Consul
Galveston Texas November 30 American marines have been landed in Nicaragua to protect Harry Caldera United States vice consul at Managua according to information received there confirmation is lacking The report notes rebels refuse to accept the government and demand a provisional regime with Estrada as president.
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Nicaragua J
Estrada
Nicaragua
Harry Caldera
United States
Managua
Man Found Dead In Buggy On Tenth Street
John Nohl 12 years old was found dead in a buggy on Tenth Street near Keystone Avenue. Arthur Rankins saw a man asleep in the buggy and alerted authorities. The body was identified as John Nohl a retired dairyman of 916 LaSalle Street. death attributed to heart disease. The second notice reports Zelaya’s surrender offer to Estrada being rejected and Zelaya surrounded. U S consular cable and state department notes in Washington.
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John Nohl
Tenth Street
Keystone Avenue
Arthur Rankins
Rankins
LaSalle Street
Federal court sentences multiple defendants in banking and mail cases
Max Emmerich and others receive five year terms at Leavenworth after guilty pleas in federal court. The day also includes indictments and guilty pleas for bank embezzlement and mail fraud, with penalties ranging from fines to prison terms for individuals across Indiana towns, including Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Fort Wayne, and Vincennes.
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Joshua A. Caton
Matte Caton
Goshen
Abe Davis
Davis
W. Washington Street
R. A. Dunn
Stinesville
Dan
Vernerade
Plainfield
Mary Miller
Moircie
Walter Myer
Washington
Walter A. Scholze
Evans
Ft. Leavenworth
Fay Porter
Fountaintown
Forest Reath
Alamo
Henry
Harry Boberink
Whawrenceburg
Ind
Man's head reshaped by leontiasis across Ohio town
Cincinnati Ohio November 30 Men are aroused over Charles Myers a 22 year old shoemaker at City hospital whose head is gradually changing to resemble a lion's head. Doctors say death or insanity is inevitable as the disease leontiasis ossea has been previously identified in two cases.
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Cincinnati
Charles Myers
Myers
City
Arrest of Jesse Grimes for Petit Larceny Stuns Neighbors
After five police visits to his New York Street home, Jesse Grimes was arrested on a petit larceny charge. Police Trimppe and Racker nabbed him. Grimes denies guilt, claiming no evasion or intent to steal. Ferguson, Grimes's former landlord, and Mrs. Ferguson dispute payment and coal delivery, noting a prior confrontation.
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Hig
Jesse Grimes
New York Street
Uorestar
Bicxele
Trimpe
Racker
Hone Gimmes
Grimes
James Ferguson
Wes
Ferguson
Alabama Turns Down Statewide Prohibition Landslide Victory
Official returns from yesterday's election show the prohibition amendment defeated by a 26,422 vote margin after 61 of 67 counties reported. Jefferson County delivered a decisive antis majority.
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Mobile
Ala
Jefferson County
Waich G.ve
Antis
New Trustees Meet to Organize Hospital Board
The first meeting of Southeastern Hospital for the Insane’s new trustees was scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at Governor Marshall’s office to organize. Trustees will not exercise official powers until February when the hospital is to be turned over by the building commission.
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Southeastern Hospital For the Insane
Michigan bank closes in Vernon amid receiver petition
Vernon Michigan November 30 The Vernon Exchange Bank with 20000 capital failed to open today A circuit court petition seeks C R McLaughlin as receiver The bank’s cashier Ned Sergeant is reported missing and no further details are clear
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Michigan Bank
Vernon
Mich
Vernon Exchange Bank
C. R. McLaughlin
Circuit Court
Wren
Ned Sergeant
Wife reveals skeleton in the family
John W. Deel a brickmason faced neglect charges for four children in juvenile court. His wife testified he had a prior bigamy conviction in Indianapolis and a sentence for that crime. She said he earned 4.59 to 5.50 dollars daily and failed to pay rent and five household bills. The judge fined Deel 100 dollars and sent him to the workhouse for 90 days.
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John W. Deel
Brickmason
St.Clair Street
Stubbs
Indianapolis
Leata Meyers
Deel
I. M
Meseol
West Virginia
Goodrich Seeks Indiana Party Holiday Event
James P. Goodrich Republican state chairman conferred with acting chairman Fred A. Sims and other Republicans in Indianapolis on Monday evening. A committee meeting is expected to be issued soon to arrange a large party love feast during the holidays with a preparatory session likely next week.
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James P. Goodrich
Fred A. Sims
Indianapole
Spafford Conspiracy Case Continued To January
Attorney Frank McCray sought a continuance for Thomas Spafford, former county commissioner, charged with conspiracy to bribe. Special Criminal Judge Brown granted the delay from December 6, with Heotan agreeing to reset trial for January due to McCray's South Dakota divorce case obligation.
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Frank McCray
Brown
Thomas Spafford
McCray
South Dakota
Spafford
Heotan
Nine Injured As Train Jumps Track Near Manor Station
Nine persons were injured when the Crowtown Express derailed near Manor Station in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Three are said to be probably fatally injured, including George M. Scott mail clerk W E Quigg baggagemaster and H M Trader brakeman all from Fairchance with internal injuries and a broken leg.
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Uniontown
Crowtown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manor Station
George M. Scott
W. E. Quigg
Fairchance
H. M. Trader
Fairchnce
Seaboard Train Collides After Open Switch Fatal for Engineer
Seaboard Airline train No. 34 failed to stop at an open switch near Petersburg. Engineer McAlister of Manchester was killed and the fireman seriously injured. No passengers were hurt.
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Richmond
Seaboard
Petersburg
McAlister
Manchester
Nusbaum Secures Fifth Victory In City League Night Win
Nusbaum won his fifth game in the city league, as his team beat an opponent by a wide margin late at night. The score and exact opponent are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Nusbaum
Elty
Knife Brandishes Spark Panic at City Rooming House
Anthone Baro drew a long knife at 46 W Pearl Street Tuesday, sparking a stampede among foreign tenants. Patrolman Henry and Firemen Trimpe and Rucker arrived to quell the scene. Baro, a foreign laborer, was later arrested for drawing deadly weapons. the knife was found on him.
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Anthone Baro
Pearl Street
Henry
Trimpe
Rucker
Baro
Strike threat looms as Minneapolis switchmen fail to reach deal
Minneapolis November 30 conference between switchmen, railroad managers, and federal officers broke up after midnight without an agreement. If no progress is made today a 6 p m strike of all switchmen in Minneapolis and St Paul is threatened.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Will Elect Officers by G A R Ladies Circle No 16
Gen A D Streight circle No 16 Ladies of the G A R to elect officers Wednesday afternoon at 1. Detigrre street slated as meeting venue.
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A. D. Streight
Ladies of the
Reverend Hill Faces Marion Grand Jury Over Police Sermon
Reverend Harry G. Hill of the Third Christian Church testified before the Marion County grand jury about rumors of police graft and neglect. He said he had seen drunken men on Indianapolis streets and that officers did not arrest them. The grand jury reported nine indictments since the last session and discharged three men, with no indictments yet against politicians from the recent election. The pre election promises probe may resume next month.
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Harry G. Hill
Third Christian Church
Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Metzger
Hill
Brown
E. F. Parker
John Williams
William S. Kelley
Banker's C 8 Smith Dies
New York November 30 Charles Stewart Smith prominent banker and member of the investment fraternity dies suddenly at age reported as in recent years. Smith headed several key trusts and was connected with the Se instal sak bas. Funeral arrangements to be announced by his family tomorrow.
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Smith
New York
Charles Stewart Smith
Instal Sak Bas
Hungarians Driven From Jasonville Water Works Site
Twenty Hungarians were driven out of Jasonville Indiana where they were employed on the new waterworks project. The same neighborhood had earlier seen foreign miners driven out after 24 hours of shooting.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Jasonville
Dan iels feud sparks manhunt in Kentucky and West Virginia
Authorities in Pike County Kentucky issue a surrender or be shot on sight ultimatum to the Daniels faction from West Virginia. Herman Daniel Herry and Hans Daniels surrendered while Charles Daniels and his son James were arrested after last Thursday’s clash. The Christian faction remains armed and potential violence looms.
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Pike County
Kentucky
West Virginia
Herry
Hans Daniels
Charles
James
Platt Reported Ill as Wood Perjury Case Opens
New York November 30 report states former Senator Thomas C. Platt was ill today as his leg representatives Boardman & Pact appeared when the case against Mae C Wood for perjury was called in the court of general guardians. The case was adjourned.
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New York
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Boardman & P.act
Mae C. Wood
General Gestators
Des
Snowbound Midwest Storm Hits Rail Traffic Across Plains
A heavy snowstorm blankets Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas disrupting rail travel. Telegraph lines fall with over a thousand poles down on the Rock Island and Santa Fe western Kansas division. Daw son New Mexico reports seven feet of snow affecting sheepmen and cattle prices and livestock losses loom.
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Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas
Kansas Division
Rock Island
Santa Fe
el Pago
Oklahoma State Line
Dawson
N. M
New Mexico
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Leavenworth
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H. C. Prinzler
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