Tragedy at West Baden as Salt Solution Saves Woman
Reporting from multiple Indiana towns, a dramatic medical rescue at a sanitarium follows Mrs. Salle Allen being declared near death during an operation. Injection of normal salt solution revived her, drawing public attention to medical practices and a related coroner’s inquiry.
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Evansville
Salle Ailen
Tr. J
Patien
Tirt
Wemans
Apy
Miuracie
Allen
Frankin War Veteran Mr Drundap Passes Away
Mr Drundap, longtime resident of Franklin, died at 1 a.m. Sunday. He was born in Franklin, served three years in the Seventh Indiana Volunteers in the Civil War, and was elected department commander of Indiana A. BR at Terre Haute. He owned no Bracer and his life centered on local interests and family.
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Frankoin Speclaio Wolinem
Leudtan FY
A.m. Sundas
Drundap
Franklin
Hla
Indiana Volunteers
Tn Sa
Indiana
A. BR
Terre Hants
Indiana National Guard to add regiment reform planned
An extra regiment will be added to the Indiana National Guard to reach four regiments as required by law. The Adjutant General will oversee the re organization of the National Guard in the near future.
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Indiana National Guard
Adjutant General
National Guard
Nashville Fire Wipes Out Town Business Quarter
Early Monday a devastating fire in Nashville destroyed most business buildings on one square side causing about 20000 dollars in losses. The blaze, found around 3 7 a m, is thought incendiary. Ora Kellar injured by a falling timber. Volunteer brigades fought the flames as bells rang and C N Carvin's implement store burned. Indiana Lawyer Arrested in Huntington. W J Whinery Hammond attorney faces paternity charge. appeared in circuit court after bond set.
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Nashville
Ora Kellar
C. N. Carvin
Indiana
Huntington Special
W. J. Whinery
Hammond
Ind
Warren
Dora Lemon
Whinery
Fragmented OCR News Item About Local Train and Child
An unclear report describes a railway accident involving a young child and a mother near a factory. The scene centers on the father's actions and the danger to the infant as a train runs down an area near Rotan works.
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Te Pedi
Joseph Saul Wee
Burglary Strikes Washington Post District
A burglary disrupted daily life in the Washington Post area Tuesday night. Stolen items included stamps and cash with unknown suspects at large.
Chinese Troops Hold Three Points Around Mukden In Manchuria
A Daily Mail dispatch reports renewed hostilities in Manchuria with Chinese forces intrenched at three Mukden area points. Armament includes Mauser rifles and thirty Krupp guns. Estimates cite 12 000 men near Turchausen under Boxer General Lutanse, 6 000 near Kula under former Mukden Governor, and 1 000 near In Shan mountains under General Shu, while Russian forces led by Zerpinsky move to engage.
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St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Manchuria
Mukden
Turchausen
Lutanse
Kula
Mongolia
In-Shan Mountains
Shu
Alexiff
Zerpinsky
ApoliNuie
Kitchener Threatens Severe Punishments for Cape Traitors
Lord Kitchener declares martial law areas in Cape Colony and will court marshal or shoot residents aiding the enemy. Cape Town dispatch notes measures against Af rikanders and agitators seen as supporting the Boers. Arrests and press actions cited, including editor Albert Cartwright facing charges.
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Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
Cape Town
Lord Kitchener Tie
Buch Petsears
Albert Cartwright
South African News
Übel
Witchener
Settendeud Teone
Interview with Emilio Aguinaldo on peace and amnesty
An Associated Press interview with Emilio Aguinaldo reports the ex-president living in comfort, urging insurgents to surrender and swear allegiance to the United States. He expresses hope prisoners in Iloilo will be released after peace and pacification, and appeals to Filipinos to trust American efforts.
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Associated Press
Emile Agunaldo
Amerie
United States
Thine
Lushan
Maivar
Iguam
Philippines
Washington notes on army navy commissions and treaty changes
The President signed commissions for several officers in the army and navy. A dividend was declared for the creditors of Ocala’s Merchants National Bank. War Department officers are being reassigned in Manila and Luzon. Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote exchanged ratifications on a British extradition treaty amending provisions. Arbor Day observances occurred in Washington with memorial trees. Delegations from the Omaha and Winnebago reservations sought larger per capita payments to buy farming tools.
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National Bank of
Foreign Exchange Office
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Pasig
Manila
Root
Search
Tonite F. Wade
Department of
Luzon
Bates
Wilam Ludlow
Department of the Visayas
Hughes
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
Senate
Charles Humphrey
Chaffee
China
Philippines
Crosby I. Miller
of Manchester
Leeter Kaye
Washington
White House
Adelbert S. Hay
United States
Omaha and
Winnebago Indian Reservation
Indian Bureau
Aguinaldo Urges Peace Accepting U S Sovereignty
In a Friday address Aguinaldo urges Filipinos to accept United States sovereignty and liberty under the American flag. He declares peace essential, praises the American banner, and notes General MacArthur orders the release of one thousand insurgent prisoners upon swearing allegiance.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
Philippine Archipelago
MacArthur
Public Land Opening Prompts Warning to Seekers
Washington special reports that Oklahoma Territory land openings under Act 9 have boosted land office correspondence. Commissioner Harmann warns the public against inducements and intruders while promising protection for lawful settlers. Lands will open per the President's proclamation after August 6.
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Washington
Oklahoma Territory
General Land Office
Harmann
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Anarchists Plot Papers Seized in Argentina
Police in Rosario Santa Fe Province seized papers showing a conspiracy to kill Kaiser Wilhelm, Czar Nicholas II, King and Queen of Italy, and Count Turin. Romagnoli, linked to Paterson, NJ, acted on direct orders and traveled via Rome to meet Italian anarchists before heading to New York and then Germany where he was arrested before completing his mission.
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Herald
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Rosario
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Germany
Russia
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Turin
Paterson
N. J
Berlin
William
Argentina
Romagnoli
Existey
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Romagnoali
Paaterson
Lot
Rome
Customs Receipts for Cuba Fall Sharply in Jan Feb
Washington reports January and February customs receipts for Cuba show a marked drop from prior years. The Insular Affairs War Department notes Cuba’s overall trade declined, with imports down about 1.5 million and exports down over 2.0 million in the first three quarters, while trade with the United States also fell.
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Cuba
Department of Insular Affairs
War Department
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ING
United States
Unclear OCR fragment about collision and church group
Fragmentary text describes a pedestrian incident involving a person named Joventser and references a Phort Evangelical group. Details are garbled and not fully readable.
London Papers Warn of Impending Financial Ruin
London dispatches report a bleak financial outlook with phrases about steering toward a bottomless abyss of ruin and mass waste of imperialism. The Zeerust siege continues as Boer forces press Mafeking, while budget critics split along party lines.
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Zeerust
Mafeking
Evening Star
Neal Ruin
South Africa
Flighty Prices and Missing Preacher Stir Local Notice
The article reports agreed prices for jars and season items with Ball Pires of this city and other large firms, plus a note on a preacher's marriage career. It mentions a missing minister Birksmire who last was heard from in South Bend and allegedly abandoned his fifth wife. The piece highlights unsettled business and a sensational personal case.
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Grosa
Kross
OSE
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Rook Erksemire
Sawan
Mock
Bheteg
Birksmire
South Bend
Two Romantic Courtships End in Marriage Across Borders
Sadie Heffner of Muncie and Sylvester Colvin of Hamilton Ontario wed after twenty years of courtship. They were separated, kept a long correspondence, and Heffner recently accepted Colvin's marriage proposal. The couple left Sunday night to reside in Hamilton.
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Muncie
Sylvester Colvin
Hamilton
Ont
Rochester unrest as masked students confront home attacker
About fifty masked Rochester normal university students mob Joe Heftlefinger after he punctured tires and placed tacks on the road near his home. He hid in a cellar as stones, eggs, and smashed windows rained on the house. Heftlefinger fired twice with revolvers but no injuries. Authorities will investigate and the college faculty vows to expel involved students. Estimated damage $13.
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Rochester
Rochester Normal University
Joe Heftlefinger
Heffiefinger
Demage
Poison En Ales Pie Trial Highlights Poison Plot
An assault and robbery case linked to Mrs. Flora Betts saw an old man leave an apple pie and cheese at the jail to poison prisoner Haennett, who barely survived after arsenic and other poisons were ingested. Haennett testified in the John Barr and Mrs. Bessie Sladge trial, which ended in jury disagreement.
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Denver, Cob
Joseph Phaennell Ao
Flora Betts
Haenneit
Haennett
John Barr
Bessie Sladge
Wreck on L E W Kokomo Special Causes Major Wreck
A boiler explosion on the Lake Erie and Western line near Cassville three miles north of here wrecked a double header southbound. Engine No 1k exploded and hurled into a field, another engine wrecked, eleven cars demolished, all trainmen saved with four seriously injured. Injured drivers were taken to Peru hospital.
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Cassville
Here
Redmond
Woallock
Bender
Peru
Cuban Commission Heads to Washington and Havana Council Calls for Platt Amendment
Governor-General Wanod and officials sailed to New York on the Morra Castie while a Cuban constitutional commission departed via Tampa toward Washington. Havana Board of Trade urges immediate mercantile concessions with the United States to ease the island’s fragile finances. The Economic Society backs the Platt amendment and informs Governor-General Wood.
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Wanod
Carpenter
New York
Constitutional Convention
Washington
United States
Tampa
Board of Trade of
Havana
Senor Laureano Hodriguez
The
Economic Society
Cuba
Wood
Catholic Mission Destroyed in Maranhao Brazil
The Times reports the complete destruction of a Capuchin mission in Maranhao Brazil by hostile forces. Four Italian Capuchin fathers from Milan, seven Capuchin sisters, and more than one hundred orphans were killed in the attack on the desolate mission site established years earlier.
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New York
the Times
Maranhao
Brazil
Milan
King Edward's Coronation to Seal Westminster Abbey in 1902
The coronation of King Edward will occur in late June 1902 at Westminster Abbey. The Abbey will close to the public for four months for interior preparations, and services will be suspended. Details of the ceremony will be decided by a Privy Council committee next week.
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London
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Privy Council
Ireland
Enlistments Boost Artillery Corps Across Nation
The War Department will instantly enlist thirteen thousand men to reach an authorized strength of 18 000 within the artillery corps. Secretary Root orders the move to fill artillery needs at New York and other coastal defense posts protecting vessels and gun carriages.
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Washington
War Department
Artillery Corps
New York
Root
Blind Doctor George Dobbins Graduates With Honors
George Dobbins, blind for eighteen years, completes a four year course at Chicago Homeopathic Medical College and graduates with honors. Specializing in diseases of the lungs and respiratory system, he is endorsed by classmates and professors as fully qualified.
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Chicago
George
MISSOURT ENOCH ARDEN MAN RETURNS HOME AFTER NINETEEN YEARS
Abner Knight of Hannibal Missouri, missing for nineteen years, returns to his home to find his wife now widow of Milford McElroy. Knight explains he stayed away after learning she had remarried to avoid trouble. Reunion chances uncertain.
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Abner Knight
Milford McElroy
Derrick car wreck drops eight stories near Buffalo
A Nickel Plate railroad derrick car and gondola fell eighty feet from a bridge over eighteen mile creek eighteen miles from Buffalo. Six men plunged to the rocky bed. two died within thirty minutes. Four others were taken to Emergency Hospital. doctors feared for two more at midnight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Nickel Plate
Riot in a Kansas town leaves bystander shot
In a Sunday free for all in Rosedale Kansas, a crowd of negroes started the fight. White bystander William Blanchard was fatally shot, deputy marshal J W Paine was shot in the hand, two white men were wounded, Ben Cable a colored man was seriously cut, and Tom Smith a colored man was shot and lightly wounded. Blanchard lost an eye and suffered a large chest wound.
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Rosedale
Kas
William Blanchard
J. W. Paine
Ben Cable
Tom Smith
Blanchard
Rule Excludes TB Sufferers From Public Schools
Denver health official announces rule barring from public schools all teachers and students who have tuberculosis as a health safeguard.
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Denver, Col
Clough
Cebu to Be One Province After Insurgency Push
Cebu remains unsettled with a thousand troops unable to capture two hundred insurgent riflemen. Judge Taft urges provincial government to end unrest while Col. McClernand reports terms offered by insurgents as unacceptable. Island likely to be organized as a single province with about 50,600 residents.
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McClernand
Taft
Col. McClernand
Train Hold Up at Bridge Junction Ark
Three masked bandits derailed the 1. O. & G. fast express near Bridge Junction Arkansas at midnight. Express cards indicated substantial money. booty undetermined. Express Messenger Meadows and porter Gould were wounded. Gould in critical condition. Engine and express car separated from the train. robbers guarded the crew and detonated the safe using two men while a third guarded the engineer and fireman.
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Memphis
Fenn
Bridge Junction
Ark
Meadows
Gould
Blizzard In Tennessee Claims Cattle as Snow Reaches Deep
A Tennessee blizzard in Wroexville left about five hundred cattle frozen to death in mountain pastures. Many residents were also overtaken by the寒寒 cold. Snow drifts are reported sixteen feet deep and a freshet is feared to follow.
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Wroexville
Tenn
Produce swindle suspect pagett arrested in louisville
George de Pagett later named as George Andersen was arrested in Louisville on a warrant from Union County for participation in a produce swindle. He allegedly ran a bogus Louisville firm obtaining goods from Barber of Chicago and Mandel of Sheboygan and reshipping to Indianapolis. Partner J. Biinn was captured in Indianapolis three months earlier.
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George de Pagett
George Andersen
Louisville
Union Aires
Tnespecter Wile
Pagett
A. Pl. Barber &A
Chicago
C.oel iMndel
Shebovean, Mich
Print publishers honor staff with full back wages
Messrs Holliday and Richards owners of the suspended Indianapolis Press paid every employee the full wages they would have earned up to May 1. The gesture earned praise from the newspaper fraternity for supporting their workers despite financial loss in launching a first class publication.
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Messrs. Holliday and Richards
Indianapolis Press
Lynching of Jew Usurer Urban in Sobo del Hungary
Vienna correspondent reports Urban a Jewish moneylender was lynched with brutal violence at Sobo del Hungary by five of his ruined victims. The dispatch notes numerous arrests have been made in connection with the lynching.
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Vienna
Morning Leader
Urban
Sobodel
Hungary
London Prize Fight Ends With Billy Smith Knockout
In a London bout Tuesday night, Billy Smith of New York was knocked out by Jack Roberts of England in the eighth round and did not regain consciousness. He was feared fatally injured.
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Jack” Roberts
England
Billy’’ Smith
New York
Smith
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