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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
1
Indiana Democratic Conference Sets Stage for Speaker Vote
All but four of the sixty Democratic House members in Indianapolis meet to organize, pledge adherence to party platform, and plan a January 4 caucus to elect a speaker. Governor Marshall warns Indiana nears bankruptcy while urging economy, honesty, and efficient staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
House of Representatives
House
Marshall
State House
U. S. Jackson
Indiana
Democratic Party
General’ ‘Assembly
Denison Hotel
W. B. Wagner
Clark County
Thomas Wright
Warrick County
Jacob Butcher
Adams County
Wells County
Charles ‘Maas
Marion
W. W. Spencer
Marion County
Lieb
S. B. Wells
Scottsburg
John A. Panthier
Michie Gity
Explosion Kills Twelve in Bond Coal Mine Greene Va
Associated Press reports a Bond Coal Company mine explosion near Norton Greene Virginia killed twelve men with thirteen workers inside at the time and only two escaped. Rescue halted due to gas. nine bodies named include Barrowman Ritchie and Rosenbaum survived. Ritchie died later. The blast likely caused by gas buildup ignited by blowing coal. a similar fatal explosion occurred three years earlier in the same mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norton
Bond Coal _ Company
Greene
James “Barrowman
William Ritchie
Lee Rowland
Charles Williams
Jesse Ritchie
Charles ‘Whitaker
John. Rodanfi Arch Leslie
John Ritchie
Charles ‘ Rosenbaum
Ritchie
Rosenbaum
Mrs Glover Details Trial Feelings In Surprised Narration
Mrs Glover speaks of the proceedings as a funny trial and says she was tried instead of Hattie Le Blanc. She describes the experience as surprising and odd in tone, offering a personal perspective on the courtroom events.
Jury Frees Hattie LeBlanc in Cape Breton Murder Case
Cambridge Mass December 14 A jury acquits Hattie LeBlanc of murdering Clarence F Glover laundryman in Waltham The verdict triggers cheering and court disruption Assistant DA Weir asks to use LeBlanc as a witness against Mrs Lillian M Glover but Judge Bond declines noting insufficient evidence to convict the widow The case shifts to questions about who truly committed the crime with Mrs Glover previously acquitted of being an accessory after the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Hattie LeBlanc
Cape Breton
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Massachusetts
Weir
Bond
Hattie
Lillian M. Glover
Old Cc. & O. Engineer Killed in Wreck Crane Incident
Huntington WV December 14 Associated Press report says W S Richardson a veteran Cc and O engineer who had survived earlier wrecks was killed today leaning from the engine cab when his head was struck by a mail crane at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
W. S. Richardson
Today. & Son
Ice gorges form in upper Ohio River region
The upper Ohio river near Wheeling West Virginia and nearby areas reports ice gorges forming rapidly within twenty four hours blocking sections of the river. Local authorities monitor the situation as shipping and navigation are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedeling
Ohio
Carnegie Gives 11 1/2 Million to Promote Universal Peace
Andrew Carnegie transfers 11 500 000 in five percent mortgage bonds to found a private peace organization led by Senator Root. Trustees, including former cabinet members and ambassadors, plan broad inquiry into causes of wars and support scientific research for international harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Carnegie
Sénate
Joseph H. Choate
John L. Cadwallader
New York
Senator Root
James Barry Scott
State Department
American Society For the Judicial
Great billiardist weds
Willie Hoppe the billiard expert married this afternoon at the Cathedral to Miss Alice Walsh daughter of Thomas Walsh a wealthy clothing manufacturer of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated. Press
Baltimore
Willie Hoppe
Douglass Breaks Chair at Lincoln School Assembly
Supt Douglass visited Lincoln school and sat in an assembly room chair that buckled under his weight. Two hundred fifty students erupted in applause, the moment disrupting the day and spoiling the afternoon’s studies as the janitor burned the fragile chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Lincoln School
Christmas tree and holly consignments reach city markets
A northern wholesale shipment arrives within a day or two, about 1000 Christmas tree boughs of pine and fir from Michigan and Wisconsin, prepared for the trade and sold to grocery wholesalers who supply retailers. A cargo of holly is also due, though late and limited this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana Interurban safety plan urged by railroad commission
In Indianapolis a letter to interurban traction officials calls for safety measures. The Indiana railroad commission proposes block signal systems, one year of experience for motormen, and relief from baggage duties, with a December 23 meeting at the State House to decide on immediate adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Interurban
State Railroad Commission
Suit for receiver of Indiana Insurance Company filed in Indianapolis
O S Miller of St Louis files suit in Indianapolis seeking a receiver for the Automobile Insurance Company of America. He claims payment of 50 000 in cash and notes for 2 500 shares and alleges directors plan a merger with the Federal Union Surety Company at a discount harming him and other stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Automobile Insurance Company of America
Indiana
O.S. Miller
St. Louis
Federal Union Surety Company of
Reduction of Insurance Exchange Rates Brought by Investigation
Associated Press reports that the New York fire insurance exchange, under investigation by the Merritt joint legislative committee for methods and dealings, announced a sweeping reduction on wall business within the area tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tech
New York’ Fire ‘Insurance Exchange
Merritt
Ares
Mother Church of Boston Made Trustee of Estate
Board of Church Directors appoints Home Calvin Frye as trustee with relatives and friends receiving portions of fortune outlined in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Church OF
Boston
Board of Church Directors
Calvin Frye
Will of Mary Baker Eddy Names Boston Church Residual Heir
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy files her will in Concord naming the Mother Church of Boston as residuary beneficiary after other bequests. The estate is valued around 1.5 million dollars with gifts to relatives and church officials and directions to support Christian Science instruction and church buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mother Church
Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
Eddy
George W. Glover
Lead
S.D
E. J. Foster-Eddy
Calvin A. Frye
New York
Henry Mr. Baker
Charles R. ’ Corning
Baker
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
Commonwealth Avenue
Arrest of Noted Steeple Jack Gus Girard
Gus Girard, long recognized as a top steeple jack in the state, was arrested by police last night. He reportedly suffered from a mixture of liquor and dope and was placed in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Girard
Clark Cheated of Power Election Fallout in Speech
Washington December 14 The speaker of the next House will not name the committee of that body Democracy has reached the conclusion that the committees shall be selected in some other way The snippet reflects a political dispute over committee selection in the new House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Associated Press
Washington, D., C
House of Representatives
Hedges Would Sell Club
Associated Press reports New York on December 18 that R Le Hedges indicates a possible sale of a club. Details remain unclear as officials weigh options and market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedges
Associated Press
New -York
R. le. Hedges
Mystery on Bernhardt Farm Deepens as Suspects Questioned
Kansas City authorities detain two men in the quadruple murder case near the Bernhardt farm. John Feagle remains in custody after KC Kansas police arrest. Tom Bailey is questioned and may be held for chemical analysis of stains on his overalls. A corduroy dressed stranger seen near the farm last week is being sought as a potential former hired hand who showed a lady's gold watch the day he disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bernhardt Farm
Here
John Feagle
Kan
Tom’ Bailey
Alleged Grain Dealers Combine Faces Dissolution Suit
Attorney General James Bingham filed suit at Ft Wayne to dissolve the Northeastern Indiana Hay and Grain Dealers Association. Local dealers claim they never were members and know little of the action, while former hosts tied to John Johnson in earlier meetings recall the group’s activity. Riddle admits letters cited in the complaint but says the association had not disbanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bingham
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Cass
Dennis Uhl
G. L. Richardson
John Johnson
Wabash River
Barnett Hotel
Riddle
Lima
Ohio
Kentucky Wool Growers Plan 1911 Output Pool
In Lexington on December 14, the Kentucky Wool Growers Association voted to pool 1911 wool output, estimating a total of about 2,000,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Wool Growers’ Association
Dempsey Child Dies After Sudden Illness
Gerald and DeWayne Dempsey mourn the death of their year-old son of Mr and Mrs Thad Dempsey of 26 Howard Street who died last night at 8 45 after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald, DeWayne
Dempsey
Thad - Dempsey
Howard i Street
Demand Establishment of Defense Council Report
Demand creates a Defense Council to address expert critiques of defense measures. The report notes that some exposé points will remain confidential and not be publicized.
Secret war report reveals national defense gaps
Washington recounts a confidential war department report on U S defence weaknesses. Officials warned of inadequate manpower guns and munitions and urged a national defense council. General Wood testimony highlighted risks of Pacific invasion and need for swift congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Department
Conditi
Washington
War‘department
Samia
Congress
Dicking
Japan
China
McLachlan
California
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
United States
Hobson
Representa Tawney
Minnesota
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Ane
Eas
OLD Cc. & O
I¢E Gorges
Associated Presa
Scotchman
Peace’ ‘Organization
XMAS
the Norte
Santa Claus
PAOD
Kansas
Association
Logansport
Barnett
John F. Johnson
Wabash’ River
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