Quake Changes Ocean Currents Endanger Transport
Reports from Honolulu say the transport Sheridan rests on a reef near Oahu after ocean current shifts tied to a Chilean quake. The Manchuria wreck and Sheridan disruptions suggest new currents diverted ships off course. Sheridan may be floated after jettisoning cargo. 17 sick, 12 passengers, captains named.
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Nerippe Metar
Sheridan
Handlette
Spreckles
Sierra
Cnuyse
Honolulu
Manila
Nagasaki
General Misoner
Peabody
Frank J. Marrow
Joiners to Convene in Niagara Falls After Labor Day
William D. Huber president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Thomas Neale general registrar depart Monday after Labor Day to Niagara Falls to meet leaders and set the open session for the national carpenters convention. Huber will preside at the auditorium of the National Food company with Tower hotel as headquarters. The gathering, the largest yet, begins the 15th and is expected to run two weeks as all business before sessions is addressed.
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William D. Huber
United Brotherhond
Carpentera Pri Joiners
Thomas Neale
Niagura
Nigera Fons
Carpenters
Mancay
Huber
National Food Company
Tower Hotel
Ses Ney
Vacation visit of Erie official at Jersey City
G Haley chief of transportation for the Erie railroad visits Jersey City on vacation. An Indianapolis man and former superintendent of car service on the Big Four is in the city spending part of his vacation.
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G. Haley
Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Nod
Indianapolis
Czar Wears Mail Shirt for Personal Safety in Moscow
From St Petersburg September 1 the czar fears assassination and wears a shirt of mail during audiences and walks guarded by trusted soldiers. A lone intruder has shot a maid delivering a message, and Gov Treport’s constant vigilance has strained his health as he protects the emperor during revolutions.
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Serippe-Meline
ST. Petersburg
Trepolt
Eanvina
Trepor
Ig Derioualy
Recital at Whiteland by Indianapolis teacher
Miew Mayme Roberta, a well known Indianapolis teacher of pinctilon, took Telane of en pupils to Whiteland, Indiana, Saturday to appear in a recital at the Baptist church, Whiteland, Saturday night under the acsplecs athe Tendies Ald society.
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Whiteland
Miew Mayme Roberta
Indianapolis
Pinctilon
Telane
Ind
Baptist Church
Ald Society
Hoosier maniac taken after Muskoka camping trip
Miles Goodman of Newcastle Indiana became insane while returning from a Muskoka camping trip and was placed in police custody in Toronto Ontario. The incident occurred yesterday as he traveled through the city, prompting police intervention and hospitalization for treatment.
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Miles Goodman
New Castle
Sun
Toronto
Bedford girl found drowned in cistern at home
Special report from Bedford Indiana dated September 1 states six year old Besin rark er was found drowned in a cistern at her home. A doll and a half eaten apple lay near the scene. Authorities believe she slipped into the water while at play.
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Bedford
Ind
Besin Rarker
San Francisco Disaster Toll Report Totals 452 Dead
Official report from the San Francisco health department to the State Board of Health details 452 fatalities from the April quake. Among the dead 8 were killed by collapsing structures, 177 by fire, seven by gunfire, and two from poisoning after consuming substandard emergency canned goods.
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Board of Health
derippe-McRae Preme Association
San Francisco
Yoon Health Department
Hag Go
State Board of Health
Maine
SLAIN BY WOMAN IN FLAT TOP MINING DEATH
Scrippa Mellae Pens and Curt Lugh known as the belle of Flat Top plotted to kill Bob Jackson. After forging a note to lure him away, the woman shot Patrick Pizzielli three times in a mine entry, killing Wintle believed to aid the plot. No arrests yet.
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Associa
Flat Top
Tony Plancht
Curt Lugh
Belle
Pizgent
Bob Jackson
Jackson
Wintle
Charleston
Pizzi
Pizzelli
Mizzelli
Warlike Scene as Batteries Parade Through Indianapolis
Civil war veterans watched as the Fourteenth and Twenty-first field artillery batteries from Fort Benjamin Harrison practiced through the city at 10:30 AM. About 300 men rode and marched, captains Berry Gatley and Lieut Niles led the units, drawing large crowds who praised the display and mourned a parade day cancellation by Gov Hanly.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Teld
Capt. Berry
Leo Berry
E.W. Niles
G. G Gatley
Pay Day in Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
A military payroll event at Fort Benjamin Harrison Friday afternoon paid troops from the Twenty-eighth Twenty-seventh Yourth and two cavalry batteries their monthly allowances. A large review by Gen. W. J. Carter and a road march by the Tenth battalion of field artillery highlighted the post’s events. Several officers and civilians were assigned to reports in Washington and Chicago, with track expansion plans for the post discussed.
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Oscar M. Wagner
Maj
Reechey B. Ray
United
Beales
Benjamin Harel Fen
Snidters
Hosrittl Ourpa
Yourth
W. J. Carter
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Carter
Tenth Battalion of
Field Artillery
Lucien G. Derry
Forest HB. Flowe
Sheridan
George A. Bissonette
Fort Wayne
Washington
Joan H. McRoalett
Washington, DC
Ft. Benjamin
Man From Indiana Stabbed 10 Death in Porter's Hands
Cincinnati dispatch reports Joseph F. Replinger of North Vernon Indiana died at City Hospital from a knife wound allegedly inflicted by Charles Williams, a porter in Cincinnati. The weapon wound followed a quarrel after a tar re t incident. Coroner’s post mortem blamed blood loss. Replinger’s body to be shipped for burial. coroner to hold inquest.
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Joseph FP. Replinger
North Vernon
Ind
City Hospital
Verteray
Santa
Charles Willams
Wiltima
Wax
Mura Envha
Porter
Aiof
Prince
Coe
Replinger
Wurlal
Ameron
City Church Services and Meetings Scheduled This Week
Local ministers return from vacations to lead Sunday services at multiple churches including Fourth Presbyterian First Presbyterian and Central Avenue M E. and other rooms hold meetings at Capitol Avenue Indiana Lodge and capital Avenue venues. Wabash county residents plan an annual reunion with Schuyler Haag.
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Wabash County
Schuyler Haag
Social notes from Shelbyville to Indianapolis
James Dann visits Shelbyville with Mr and Mrs George H Dunn. Ware spends Friday in Shelbyville. Columus hosts Kenneth Thayer and Charles Porter wins in Columbia. Anne Hughes visits Mina Lancaster then returns to Columbus. Foster Martin and Margaret Thayer visit J C Whits in North Amity. Nina Reid returns from Springfield visiting Mrs C W Kennedy and May Brown. Mrs J Prank Hanly returns from Buethyville to Mrs Sidney Conger. Clara Parthon visits Shelbyville. Esther Norton visits Indianhead from Evanston. Maggie Moore from Bloomington visits Indianapolis. Ada Dickhur hosts theater party in Richmond. Mrs A Ia McPavitttina returns to Martinaville. Ida Sellars returns from Mooresville. Mary Willama visits Mooreville. Maury Cox to spend winter in Brooklyn.
Woman credits Postum with curing coffee related illness
A Michigan woman recounts decades of misery from coffee including cramps headaches and dyspepsia. After stopping coffee and starting Postum she reports relief and steady health gains, urging others to quit coffee for Postum.
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Michigan
Stanford to Sell Mrs Stanford Jewels for Library Fund
The famed collection of Mrs Jane Stanford's jewels valued near 1 million will be sold by Stanford University trustees. Part will go to private sale with eastern jewelers already bidding. Remaining pieces will be auctioned in New York and London to fund a library book fund.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jane Stanford
Stanford
New York
London
Woman Stabbed Rival in Knoxville Jealousy Case
In Knoxville on September 1 Miss Anne Copet was stabbed five times by Mrs. Robert E. Milligan aboard a street car after Milligan caused a scene and fought with a penknife. Passengers restrained her. the wounds are not fatal. Milligan had recently filed for divorce.
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Scripps-Meftae I'rens Association
Knoxville
Robert E. Milligan
Anne
Mnigan
Take Issue With Mr Bryan in Washington
Senator Bailey of Texas dissents from Mr Bryan on government ownership views. Henry Waiterson in Saturdays Courier Journal says a federal ownership plank would hurt Democrats in the next election. You Gov Folk Tom Johnson and Senator Culberson are said to have gaven Bryan for declaring for railroads.
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Bailey
Texas
Bryan
Louisville
Henry Waiterson
Courier-Journal
Folk
Tom, Johson
Culberson
Dreadnaughts and Britain’s Naval Race Sparks Debate
London reports a French naval expert warning that Britain’s sea supremacy is threatened by the Dreadnaught program. Critics urge four new ships to Germany’s two, arguing England may fall behind unless the naval buildup accelerates amid discussions tied to Mr Bryan’s New York speech and a purported peace pact claim.
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Merlac Prese Association
London
Great
Germany
England
Engeane
France
United States
Great Britain
Bie
Bryan
Did She Burn Her Babe Special to The Sun Madison Ind
Albert White ham 22 of Bethely county stands charged in Fant here on involvement in a newborn babe death case. The girl named Katie Faulkner of Lancaster township, daughter of H C Faulkner, who died by morphine a week earlier at St Magdalene Ripley county. Dr Williams county health secretary led the inquiry, Whitham arrested, warrant issued for the girl. Charge states she burned the infant's body in a kitchen stove.
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the Sun
Madison
Ind
L—Albert Whiteham
Katie Faulkner
Lancaster Township
H.C. Faulkner
St. Magdalene
Ripley County
Rumar
Dr. Williams
County Board of Health
Whitham
Gil
Cnnd
Man falls four stories to death on Water building
Special to The Muncie Ind Sept working on the Water building Manson McCay 50 fell to the ground and was instantly killed when crushed falling four stories.
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Muncie
Ind
Manson McCay
Hiankufl
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