Clothes ignite. woman fatally burned in Ohio
Nancy Micks, 35, of De fiance Ohio, was fatally burned Tuesday morning at her mother Mrs Househner’s home on McLain street after cleaning a skirt with gasoline and approaching a stove. A Hungarian workman wrapped her in a tarpaulin and extinguished the flames. she cannot live. Also reported Charles W Morse is seriously ill in his Tombs cell as Dr William Levin gave an opiate for sleep.
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Nancy Micks
Defiance
Househner
McLain Street
Mrs. Micks
New York
Charles W. Morse
the Tombs
Wiliam Levin
Mining and Oil Stock Market Report October 12 1909
Markets across Argentum Valley Beaver and Union Stockyards report pen and livestock prices. Cattle receipts steady to lower, hogs mixed with gains at key cities, sheep and veal steady with minor declines, including regional notes from Pittsburgh and Cincinnati auctions. Prices listed for beef, pork, lambs, calves and stock cattle across multiple markets.
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Jackson & Jackson
Ask
Argentum Ealley Beaver
East
Buffalo
N. Y
Texas
Western
I.w
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Female sleuth told 70 leave city by judge
Mrs Emma Briquette-Clark a self described female detective faced a juvenile court order from Judge Stubbs to leave Indianapolis within 24 hours or have her two children placed in a detention home. She claimed Michigan ties and a murder plot dream involving her husband, who had desertion convictions, while her brother-in-law hosted the children.
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Emma Birquette-Clark
Stubbs
Jackson
Mich
Clark
Michigan
Briquette
Charlotte
Indianapolis
Charles E. Clark
Lexington Avenue
Briquette-Clark
Indiana
Union City
Goshen
Lingeman
Brownsburg
Snow Falls in Indianapolis Amid Wider Midwest Outbreak
Tiny snowflakes filled the air in Indianapolis this morning as the city avoided the heavier snowfall seen in Pittsburgh and Battle Creek, Michigan, and other nearby cities experiencing snow.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Battle Creek
Mich
Coy In Charge Of The Yale Eleven
Cant. Coy, of the Yale football squad, assumed charge of the team after returning from the hospital. He watched daily practice from the sidelines and wore uniform for the first time this season. Walter Logan remains field captain with West Point game set for next Saturday. Coy cannot play until the following Saturday.
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New Haven
Conn
Cant. Coy
Yale
Walter Logan
West Point
Coy
Packers Guy Light Hog Market Report from Indianapolis
Receipts show 8000 hogs 1200 cattle and 550 sheep with hogs up since last week while cattle and sheep slide. Light mixed loads sold 5 lower as Packers remained the sole buyers. hogs mostly 6.75 to 8.10 per 100 pounds with strong demand for medium heavy grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pee Wees
Gauss mayoral bid gains speaking push in Indiana
Democrats press Gov. Marshall to back Charles A. Gauss for Indianapolis mayor. Prosecutor Hooton urged the governor Monday, with Albert Lahm county auditor B. B. Raub and ex mayor John W. Holtzman in an urgent delegation Tuesday. Marshall says as governor he cannot enter municipal campaigning.
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Charles A. Gauss
Marshall
Gauss
Hooton
Albert Lahm
B. B. Raub
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis
State of
Indiana
Storm Swept Key West as Century Hurricane Wreaks Havoc
News accounts from Key West on October 12 describe a deadly hurricane sweeping Cuba at 120 miles per hour into Florida. Martial law is in place, guards patrol the city, and troops are requested to aid in securing the storm wreckage. Damage across Key West and the Florida east coast is extensive with multiple factories wrecked, sections of the post office and bank damaged, and property losses estimated in the millions while lives lost remain uncertain. The storm also devastated western Cuba, including Havana, with several fatalities and numerous injuries.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Atlantic
United States
Havana
Florida
Martinez, Nichols
Ruy Lopez
Fleitas Barrios
Cortez
Wolf Cigar
First National Bank
Arroyo Naranja
Maine
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Wright Brothers
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
Milton Wright, Jr
Kitty Hawk
Morse III
Stoge Lst
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
Megelaie Dispensary Medical Association
Prest
Bio
N.Y
Packers
Inster
Pennsylvania Street
North
Estey
Carpenter
Chicago
Farrand
Fischer
Braumuller
Apollo
Pennsylvania St
Hallet & Davis
Washington St
Terminal Station
Richmond
Ind
Ohio Points
J. H. Crall
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO. Traffic Department
Belt Bay Tracks
Ohio
Albert Moore
Frances M. Weede
Paul H. Buchanan
Ruth F. Geiger
Ernest J. Suess
Florence M. Webb
Burt
Taylor
Ethel M. Rader
Arthur Vonnegut
Lillian M. Fauvre
Rodney C. Robinson
Laure E. Howand
William Barnett
Mamie Lowry
Allen H. Hicks
Zela Taylor
Frank B. Reeder
Lucile Bradford
Lillie Lay
Cavin Street
S. Pennsylvania
Co. and
L. &. Page
M. Prospect
Selmier
R. W. Magee & CO
Massachusetts Avenue
G. P. Stirk
East Arreck
Ieee
Indiana Trust
Iles
Bee Gee
Mackie
Washington
Reisner Street
McCready
the Park Theater
Rouse Brothers
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