Ex Governor James A Mount of Indiana Dies Suddenly
Ex Governor James A Mount of Indiana died suddenly at 6 45 p m Wednesday after retiring Monday and attending a reception with Mrs Mount Earlier he spoke to the Indiana Wool Growers association and was elected president Col Wilson noted the illness as work exhaustion Survived by Mrs Mount and three children his funeral planned near Shannondale Montgomery county
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James A. Mount
State of
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Taylor
Denison
Charles E. Wilson
Guring
Erste
Indiana State Wool Growers’ Association
Col. Wilson
Durbin Neilfled
Durbin
Anderson
Charles Butter
Montgomery County
John W. Nicely
Beirut
Syria
Harry M. Mount
Presbyterian Church
Connersville
Shannondale
Wia
James Atwell Mount
Atwell Mount
Virginia
Seventy-second Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Wilder Brigade
Ind
Miss Water
Boyd
Blizzard Heavy Snowfall Hits Tronwood Michigan
A blizzard raged in Tronwood Michigan on Wednesday with snow piled four to five feet in places. Weather conditions disrupted travel and daily activities as crews worked to clear roads and assess damage.
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Tronwood
Mich
Sind and Matrimony
A playful exchange about marriage between two bachelors, with a digression on labor shortages in Switzerland prompting imports from Italy Bobewia and Silesia, noted in the Philadelphia Bulletin Good Times in Switzerland column.
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Switzerland
Italy
Bobewia
Silesia
N. Y. Suu
Quality groceries and household items advertised
The ad lists tea and coffee quality claims, breakfast foods, flour, syrup, molasses, cider vinegar, lanterns, bread pans, kettles, baking tins, caps, lamp chimneys and globes. Prices show small sum amounts like 28¢ to 45¢, emphasizing low cost. It reflects a general store catalog style with numerous items and prices.
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New Orleans
Hissing incident at West Point examined by committee
West Point witnesses recount hazing of Cadet MacArthur and others as congressmen press for facts. Pa representative Mr Wanger defends officers, notes press reports may misstate events, and Col Hein orders inquiry amid tense testimony. Judge Smith and Driggs probe cruelty and motives.
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Military Academy
Congressman Wanger
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Army
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Academy
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Texas
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Smith
Mahaity
Albert B. Dockery
Missouri
MacArthur
Mr. MacArthur
Mr. Driggs
Mrr
Driges
Nockery
Defendants Testify In Jennie Buss Murder Case
In Paterson New Jersey on Wednesday the defense for three men on trial for Jennie Buss’s murder testified. Death McAlister and Campbell described driving the intoxicated woman from a saloon to the countryside with no intent to harm. They claimed they acted to help her and feared scandal after finding her dead. In later notes they recalled taking her toward home but encountered onlookers and panicked. Also included is news of Samuel Lewis’s will leaving most to his widow and various charities after his death in London and a large fire destroying Edward Hunter & Co. store in Memphis, Pennsylvania.
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Kerr
Campbell
London
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Prince of Wales Hospital Fund
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Qiondun
Memphis
Penn
Edward Hunter & Co
Myerhardy
Tomlinson
Penitentiary
Alexander
Everhardy
Leavenworth
Fred Alexander
Potter's Field
Ebeney Novelties Ac Bradshaws
Senate to vote on army reorganization bill today
The Senate will cast a final vote at four oclock on the army reorganization measure amid debate with opponents denouncing West Point brutality and endorsing McCumbers support. Also in Washington the river and harbor appropriation bill passed the House after days of debate and criticism.
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McCumber
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Mississippi
Washington
House
Boers Gather in Vaal Region As War Rises
London reports Gen De Wet may have crossed the Vaal to unite with Transvaal commandoes forming a 7000 strong force for a new offensive. Cape Town whispers of Boer leaders pressing an attack on mines while volunteers surge in Britain and South Africa. Cape Town city guard rises to 7000, with 3900 more joining suburbs.
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South Africa
Legislature Deliberates on Worker Bills in Springfield
Springfield ML January bills address workingmen's interests. One by Rep Drew proposes government by injunction and criminalizes striker conspiracy. The other, by Rep Gould, revises the Hen law code. Senate later held an executive session to confirm Tanner appointments and consider Pan-American Expo aid.
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House of Representatives
Drew
Joliet
Kitt Gould
Chicago
Senate
Tanner
Senator Campbell
River and harbor bill advances with amendments
A river and harbor measure passes with limited changes after resisting amendments. It allocates well under 100 million dollars, including 245 million in discretionary appropriations, and allows Missouri river dyke and wing-date works that do not hinder navigation. A joint commission may oversee Great Lakes negotiations and related security moves unfold.
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River and Harbor Committee
Miesumei
Chairrman Burton
Missouri
Great Lakes
Woman convicted of murder sentenced to life in prison
Sarah Buku was found guilty of murdering her husband Charles Kuln and sentenced in La on June 17 to spend the rest of her natural life in prison. She declared not guilty when asked to speak before judgment. Judge Clements overruled the motion for a new trial. In San Juan on June 17 Gov Allen signed the first Porto Rican bill establishing jury trials.
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Bigournes
Sarah Buku
Charles Kuln
Dodee Clements
San Juan
Allen
Gov Stanley rejects reward for Leavenworth lynchers
Gov. Stanley will not issue a reward for the capture of the Leavenworth mob that burned Fred Alexander. He says prosecution would be futile given public sentiment and the likelihood of an unfair trial. Kansas legislature deplores the lynching and demands full investigation and punishment of the perpetrators.
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Wopeka
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Kansas
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Senate
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Lansing
Fatal riot in Corbin Kentucky leaves multiple dead
A reign of terror in Corbin Kentucky ended in a dynamite attack and shootout. Two killed and several wounded as a store is wrecked while a feud between families escalates after a man wounds a rival. Police move to detain suspects amid inquest planning.
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James Shotwell
Holla White
Shotwell
White
Wiamsburg
Monti
Henry Hartford
William Holland
Pelegraia
Murrow
Susan Cox
Bjatander
Sulton Farrly
Wadley Bradley
Tracy Cooper
Shevitt
Native political factions in Hawaii unite for home rule party
Reporters note factional realignments in Hawaii as former foes pledge to back a home rule platform. A wreck near Willard, Wyoming left 18 injured, while the Philippine commission approves acts boosting domestic trade with the archipelago. Names include Tom L. Johnson and Ben W. Cable linked to an American streetcar project in London, Bradshaw's perfumes sale also noted.
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Lieut
Darvis
Willard
Den
John A. Los
Washington
Democra
Bradshaw's
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