Drenching Tank Ride Ends in Passenger Death on Lake Shore Line
Seven men rode the blind baggage on No 20 when a water tank burst aboard at Kendallville. One man fell, struck the standpipe, and was killed instantly. The body, unidentified, was found at 3 15 this morning. A Chicago and Toledo engineer gave a spoken account to a Sun reporter.
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Pittsburg
Schenectady
N. Y
W. Smith
Chicago
Toledo
LaPorte
Elkhart
Kendallville
Officials Demand Examination of Hotel Books in West Baden
Indiana officials led by Attorney General Miller and State Auditor Reid with three accountants formally demanded an audit of the West Baden and French Lick Springs Hotel companies. The action, taken in West Baden July 11, seeks full inspection under state law.
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West Baden
Ind
Charles W. Miller
Warren Bigler
John E. Reid
French Lick Springs
State Auditor -— - Aichebocals
Huff Explains Matters Denies Giving Stock
Representative George F. Huff of Greensburg asserts to the Pennsylvania Railroad board special committee that he did not transfer stock to any officials. He says he formed coal companies at the urging of Thomas A. Scott in 1870 to boost tonnage, inviting railroad officials to join a syndicate and make them personally liable via notes for their shares. He claims no stock gifts were made.
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Philadelphia
George F. Huff
Greensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Board of Directors
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Thomas A. Scott
Pennsylvania
NO PLEA OF INSANITY IN THAW STATEMENT
Harry Kendall Thaw, in the Tombs prison, issues his first formal statement since the Madison Square Garden murder. He protests against being judged insane and says his lawyers agree not to pursue lunacy as a defense. McClure denies the sensational insanity claim and a new witness is reported in Pittsburg New York.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Tombs
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
New Witness in Thaw Case Named From Wilkinsburg
Pittsburg July 11 It is learned that a witness who will appear in the Thaw cause in New York is Paul born of Wilkinsburg. He sailed May 26 and returned July 1 and would not discuss his connection with Thaw. He says he is instructed to keep silent until interviewed by Mrs Thaw and would not speak in court or out of it until then. He recalls meeting Bedford the valet at Southampton and calls his death unfortunate.
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Pittsburg
New York
Paul Born
Wilkinsburg
Harry Thaw
Europe
Dorn
Thaw
Tinta
Tolave
Bedford
Farry
Southampton
Dern
Work Train Accident on Fast Run Near Elkhart
Report notes severely scalded Carl Hissong, cook on the Kendallville work train, after a high speed flight toward Millersburg to clear the 26 eastbound Twenty Century Limited. Fearing missed clearance the crew pressed on, rolling with the cooking car and ketties aboard.
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Carl Hissong
Cook
Kendallville
Elkhart
Millersburg
Twentieth Century Limited
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