Jealous Williamsport Man Kills Wife Then Suicide
Walter M. Harrod of Williamsport Ohio shot and killed his wife Addie Harrod in the rear yard of the Ada house in Fort Wayne around 6 36 Thursday evening and then died by suicide. The couple had been estranged and jealous. both families remain on good terms despite the tragedy.
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Walter M. Harrod
Williamsport
Addie Harrod
Ada House
Fort Wayne
Harred
Harrod
Seth Graham
Mt. Gilead, O
Graham
Talk on State Work by Mrs Perkins at W C T U Meeting
Mrs F B Perkins speaks at upcoming W C T U meeting on how state work assists local unions and how clubs aid state efforts. She previews the St Paul Biennial in May and the state W C T U gathering in Portland with a cordial invitation to all.
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F. B. Perkins
Mobile Swept by Devastating Gulf Storm
A Gulf storm battered Mobile Alabama on Sept 29 causing heavy property damage and dozens of casualties. Reports from nearby Gulf ports warn of many missing and feared deaths as winds up to ninety miles per hour and seven foot floods devastate the city.
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Gulf of Mexico
Gulfport
Biloxi
Mobile Bay
Royal Street
Alabama River
Triuphin Island
Pauphin Islands
Revenue Cutter Alert Rammed and Sunk in Flood Fury
The revenue cutter Alert was rammed by an unknown vessel and sank immediately. Crew escaped unhurt. Frascati Street wharves and Mobile and Ohia docks suffered total wrecks. Telegraph service crippled. electric light and streetcar companies suspended. Fort Morgan quarantine station feared amid severe flood damage and losses for wholesale houses.
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Gary Membber
Frascati Street
Ely
Fort Morgan
Destructive Cuban Storm and Rising U S Intervention
Reports describe Pensacola and other Gulf cities facing the worst hurricane in history with winds up to eighty to ninety miles per hour, widespread flooding, and heavy property damage. Vessels ashore, docks wrecked, and the navy yard severely damaged as crews battle fires and recover from the disaster. United States Marines landed to protect the Treasury as Congress debates provisional authority and potential occupation in Cuba.
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Wiemerton
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Travern
Sept
United States
Treasury Buttiog
Fatrs Prochupration Eresttneye Hineedt Provisional Military Goverter
Cuba
Tediay Qeeta
Telegraphic wires reach Pass Chris as storm passes
A telegraphic report states the storm over, no lives lost and little damage beyond blown boat houses and uprooted trees. About twenty wrecked schooners line the gulf coast from here to West Pascagoula observed during a Louisville and Nashville railway inspection.
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Gulf Coast
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Pascagoula
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Moderates Cite Sore After Cuban Intervention Move
The Moderates at President Dol’s home say U S intervention in Cuba is an accomplished fact and that Palma’s resignation proves the commission failed to heed honorable proposals. They note the U S forces at Clenfue and the protection of foreign property, while Cubans, Spaniards, and foreigners alike welcome intervention after weeks of unrest.
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Democratic party debate spurs push for reform in New York
Fragmented OCR reads as a discussion of Democratic party criticism of party loyalties in New York. The piece references calls for change and mentions supporters within the party seeking new leadership and reform, though details are unclear.
Buried the Wrong Corpse and Missing Persons Tales
A dispatch reports the body from a train wreck at Catlin, WL incorrectly identified as William Eisen then reburied as Peter Paston. Separately, Rev. Witte, exiled Georgia preacher, plans to move to Niccuosta IA and lead a new church. A Sonoma robbery case involves Eleanor Reede at a hotel.
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New York
Sept
Woo. Witte
The
Georgia Baptist
Niccuosta
Georgia
Iis
Ele
White
Ave Tle
Equal Rights League of Creorewin
Penn Opens Term As Enrollment Hits Thousand
The University of Pennsylvania begins its term with enrollment around a thousand students. George P Poor inventor of the wit drake dies at Portage Age. The Britain Turkey boundary dispute is settled. Roosevelt visits Progmectown to see naval ships. Mayor Medellan backs Democratic state ticket. Poisoned meat causes illness in Viebin Cesar Kattowitz. Cannon opposes tax revision. Window glass manufacturers plan meeting. Venezuelan President Castro reported very ill. Attorney C R Bolter dies after self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Britain
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Medellan
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Venezuela
Airship flight Enlivens Kendallville Fair with Close Races
Report covers a Kendallville fair featuring an airship flight near Homer Bratens farm in LaGrange county and close harness races. Captain Mattery steered the ship to a safe landing four miles northeast of Topeka as crowds watched from grounds near Rome City Wolcottville and nearby towns.
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Topeka
LaGrange County
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Chicago
Rome City
Wolcottville
Hiner
Balloon flight ends in near disaster at fair grounds
Mr. Dales hot air balloon failed to lift safely on Friday after smoke filled the large canvas. The fire trench caved in, two boys were driven into the furnace but escaped with a severe scare. Dale released the bag and parachute, the balloon rose then dropped outside the grounds. An onion jar held 990 breath developers, prompting Owen Woodruff of Kendallville to win a five gallon keg of pickles. Look for further fair exhibits Monday.
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J. A. Crofton
Red Seal
J. Stiver
Payrwood
John Bromburg
Nicky
J. A. Elder
Paywood
Flying Book
Wheeler
H. C. Wheeler
South Bend
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Sun
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Dale
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Kendallville
Lisbon
Sneak Thieves Target Diggins Home In Friday Breakin
Burglars entered the Diggins residence at 329 East William through a cellar door Friday evening and took 43 dollars and 50 cents in cash. They disturbed the house contents and searched for more but left no clues and were not apprehended.
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J. A. Diggins
East William
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