Dynamite Explosion Destroys Knoxville Area Buildings
A dynamite blast near Jellicoe and the Kentucky line rocked Knoxville Tennessee on September 1 destroying the third floor of the Carmore hotel and wrecking many business houses. At least 15 people were killed and multiple others injured as large buildings were blown apart and a crater opened 24 feet deep. Names include John Gordon D Walter Rodgers John Cook and George Atkins among the dead. Investigators blame a Jung Brewing Company employee with a gun incident tied to the blast.
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Scrippe-Meline Irene Association
Knoxville
Tenn
Jélica
Kentucky State Hino
Knoxsville
Belog
Vi Ware
T. & Xni
Lerritte
Mana
Carmore
Jono Gordon
D. Walter Rodgers
John Cook
George Atkins
Nneman
Tennessee Telephone Company
Agellica
Tally
Ares “Armour Packing
Jung Brewing Company
Epenvale Brewing Company
Jeltice Grocery Company
Thellico Furniture Company
Glen Morgan
Scarlmathen
Tani 'N Tailoring
Banne cHodge
Tunldins
Bmith Dry Ganda Company
Cumberland Opera Nause
National Bank Civilising
Baird Wholesale Dry Goody House
Mores
Content Drug House
M. J. Steidberg
Alne Glickman
Balrt & Smith
Five Die in Tunnel Blast Near Grand Trunk Line
Five men are killed in a tunnel blast on the Grand Trunk Pacific railway near Fine mark. A gang of Finns was blasting dynamite when the explosion occurred injuring others and destroying equipment. Foreman C H Gillian is among the injured.
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Ireas
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Finemark
Atted
Atte
C. H. Fillian
Organ dispute delays Blue Moon stage plans
The Plymouth mouth Congregational church organ blocks the stage for the theatre company’s English musical Blue Moon. City officials and Miss Insley clash over removing or paying for removal as August all but passes. Trustees seek mayoral action while Board of Public Works delays decision awaiting legal guidance.
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Smouth Congregational Church
Shuebert Theatrical Company
Hetween Instey
George Breunig
Charlena Bockwalter
Miss Insley
Tornadoes strike Suringfirg and Virginia cases midweek
Reports describe a tornado in Suringfirg Minnesota destroying eleven buildings with about 100000 dollars in damage no lives lost. In Virginia Israch Monggold, 64, wealthy farmer allegedly father of 50 children, indicted for murder of his son Caspar 33. Hong Kong typhoon death toll rises to 10000 with 600 rating winks noted.
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Minn
Amsicm
Royal Navarian
Sorfolu
Israch Monggold
Bern
Caspar
Hong Kong
Primary law plans cloud Indiana politics
Indiana politicians foresee the 2 year horizon placing the state at the center of national politics as campaigns unfold. A compulsory primary law looms, with Senator Charles Roemier studying bills from Wisconsin Minnesota Utah and North Dakota to model Indiana’s approach.
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United States
Kevernop
Penatota
Roemler
General Assembly
Charles O. Roemier
Marion County
Lawa
Wiscontsin
Minnesota
Uiiss
North Dakota
Reemler
WICKARD CASE HALT IN WILLAMETTE CONSPIRACY TRIAL
Judge Fremont Altar of criminal court delays the Willamt and Wielka conspiracy trial with David E. Sherriet to the next term in January due to inability to secure a capable special lawyer. The case involves notable mentions of hydrographic and geological survey authorities and the shift of legal responsibility for a special judge.
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Criminal Court
Willamt
Horron Han
Alford
Great Lakes
Metzger Praised for Handling State Sale Week Crowds
Chief of Police Hubert Metzger received a letter from the Board of Safety Friday morning praising the police for their admirative conduct of large crowds during state sale week. The board said they were highly pleased with the orderly crowd control that prevented any serious accidents.
Carpenter Suffered Stroke While Erecting Home Project
A. A. Chester, a conductor working for Professor Forest on a poultry project at Univeraux place, suffered a stroke of paralysis. This was his second stroke in two years. He was taken to his home on Maycoma Avenue, with the ambulance crew led by Dr. Hisater in attendance.
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A. A. Chester
Forest
Priday
Chester
Hisater
Mystery Classified Snippet From Alabama Ad Page
Fragmentary ad copy notes nerve remedies CALERY VELCE OYSTER FRANK at 113 N Alabama with 18KR BHOS and upholstering services. It also advertises firearms and football needs by Gus Habich at 131 W Washington.
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Gus Habich
Washington-at
Woman Uses Whip in Henry Township Dispute
In Henry Township Justice Court, Mrs Charles Meyers accused Mrs George Neidenthal of chicken theft. Neidenthal’s husband drew a Winchester when tensions rose as a crowd of residents testified and a horse caused chaos. The confrontation escalated to a weapon draw before authorities intervened.
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Henry Township
George Neidemthal
Charlie Meyers
Neidenthal
Court of Justice of the Peace
Henjamin White
Broad Ripple
Charles Meyers
George Neidenthal
Meyers Poultry
Winchester Rife Ag
Nutans
Dispute Over Fan Use Ends Race At Impo Viag Hotel
A footrace among Tichard Walters Moorman and Henry Grima ended with a dispute over fan use. The 15 by 15 foot room with a stone center saw Griffin dizzy and the party circle the area. Justice of the Peace William Nickerson fined Walters $15 for assault and batteries after the Friday morning hearing.
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Tichard
Walters
Moorman
Henry Grima
Cook
Atane
Griffin
Watters
Ian Wich
Justice of the Peace
William Nickerson
Wiehara Walters
Chauffeur Charles Stultz Arrested For Speeding
Police say Charles Stultz a chauffeur for Vice-President Fairbaughs was arrested Thursday afternoon for speeding in an automobile in Delaware. He pleaded guilty in police court and was fined one dollar and costs. Stultz was alone in the car at the time of the alleged violation.
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Charles Stultz
Fairbaughs
Thorse
N. Delawaresst
Bleyele OM Corr
Tison
Golmach
Stultz
Stulta
Weather forecast summary for the United States
Forecast text appears garbled with no clear dates or temperatures. No usable facts about conditions, regions, or temperatures are present to summarize into a proper card.
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United States
Faced with cold world Catherine Kiefer shows rare courage
Catherine Kiefer a poorly clad hungry teen from Brazil Indiana refused to ask aid from relatives after fleeing home more than a week ago. Detectives traced her Thursday night and Chief Metzger arranged for a respectable home while she insisted she would not return, saying she seeks to make a life despite abuse and lack of parental support.
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Catherine Kiefer
Metzger
Camby
Wreck injures rider as wagon overturns in buggy mishap
Conrad Behrre of 124 Yandes street was severely hurt when a light wagon he rode in tipped over. The front wheel locked, the wagon overturned, and his companion escaped, with Behrre later taken home by ambulance. Clarence A. Childers has filed for divorce from Maud M. Childers after a disputed separation and rumors of infidelity.
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Conrad Behrre
Mr. Sehere
Inok
McKtimare
Wrebington
Mr. Schere
Mr. Behery
Hughes
Injunction Sought Over White River Attack Incident
Beverly Wade claims a court order relates to a human flow and inducement by peas. The elderly man allegedly assaulted J. Shelley, his daughter, and granddaughter near Bridgeport on the National road two miles east. Wade faced an assault and battery charge. witnesses testified the relatives fled, leading to forced retreat.
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J. Shelley
Bridgeport
Maxault
Hattery
Weds
Court of Justice of the Peace
H. B. . Slow
Wade
Shelly
Arrest of Child Takes New Phase in Damages Suit
Mrs Flora Underwood sues William R Carton for 14000 damages alleging arrest and imprisonment of her daughter after Carton accused her of stealing money found later at his home. The incident occurred while Carton was visiting Baruel Underwood's home. Charges were dismissed after Varina located the missing money.
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Flora Underwood
Mr Carton
Ang
Mr. Carton
Baruel Jo Undeewond
Ttu
My Varina
Jail Report Seeks Sanitation Fixes at County Jail
County Commissioner John McGregor prepared a report on conditions at the county jail and will forward it to Judge Fremont Alford. The panel investigated U S prisoner complaints and found them unfounded except for sanitation, urging improvements to ensure cleaner cells and better air quality.
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Jall
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
Finlay
United States
McGregor
Conditone
Died at Graveside at York Granite Works
W. D. Solomon age 2 employed at Harrison Granite Co of York city died at Crown Hill cemetery while at work on a monument after a severe hemorrhage. He had tuberculosis and suffered an early morning bleed. He was sent back to work by his physician but died at the job. Survived by a wife and one son. funeral arrangements by Floner a Buchanan.
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Neidenthal
Winchester
W. D. Solomon
Harrison Granite Company
York City
Crown Hill Cemetery
Solomon
Solomen
George Neat
Pirrsbure
Flonner A Buchanan
Retired railroad official to receive full pay after service
John or, aged 76, has been retired by the Pennsylvania Railroad company after a long career. From 1885 he served as superintendent of the southwear division, and at retirement he was head of the Cleveland Akron and Columbus division. He will receive full pay for the rest of his days.
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John Or, Aunier
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Southwear
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus
Governors Address to Open Indiana Meeting Night
A large Indianapolis crowd plans to attend a keynote gathering in Tinton Monday to hear the Governor speak. Statehouse word says the Governor welcomes all workers to attend and hear a broad view on state finances and administration.
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Tipton
Gen. Hanly
Indianapolis
State Committee
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Enaley
Gav
Tinton
Beng Mare
Ttme
Army Ready to Rush to Cuba in 1898
Army and Navy prepare for Cuban intervention. Secretary Taft informs the president that the mission may fail, with orders issued to arsenals to stockpile fixed ammunition for mountain batteries. Gen Funston arrives in Washington to plan operations while the General Board meets to align army and navy efforts for possible invasion.
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