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Engine Explosion Kills Four Men in North Judson
A Erie railroad locomotive exploded near North Judson Indiana as freight No 80 two section running at 45 mph killed four Huntington men John O'Brien James Blackmun Lenn Fisher and James Oliver. The blast wrecked and burnt 35 cars scattering cattle meats and merchandise while a rescue party recovered casualties and firefighters battled the blaze.
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Leighton & Co Stockbrokers Assign for Creditors
Boston stockbroker firm H. R. Leighton & Co assigned Friday for creditors, with liabilities around 500000. The suspension attributed to rising market. not a member of any exchange but ran branch offices in New England and a large brokerage business. Deposits and pending frictions cited in Memphis report.
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Crowd at Hazers Trial
Annapolis Md December 30 The second day of the court martial for Midshipman Trenmor Coffin Jr on hazing charges opened with a full courtroom. The proceeding reviewed Thursday testimony as E S Theall argued for the accused. A finding was reached at 1250 P M. The court will next hear Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr on four specifications of hazing against McCrary and Church. Decatur ranks sixth in the class of 119 and denies the charges. Warren van Derver faces neglect of duty in reporting Kimbrough's condition and may be tried separately under a different legal provision.
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Trenmor Coffin, Jr
Jordone P. Kimbrough
Board of Investigation
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E. S. Theall
Stephen Decatur, Jr
Isaac N. McCrary
Calvert, Tex
Gaylord Church
Meadville
Decatur
Warren A. van Derver
Mount Holly
N. J
Kimbrough
Illness Proves Fatal to Charles T. Yerkes in New York
Charles T. Yerkes, born in Philadelphia in 1837, died at 2 20 PM Friday at the Waldorf Astoria after a prolonged illness of multiple diseases. He had been ill this past summer in London and later fell seriously ill after arriving in the United States. His condition fluctuated and he was repeatedly reported near death before the end.
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Charles T. Yerkes
Yerkes
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United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Yerkes
Philadelphia
Flames Gut Tenement House in Minneapolis Disaster
One person died and two were seriously burned in a tenement fire on Minnehaha Avenue. More than 15 others were overcome by smoke as Higgins tenements housed 27 families who were awakened and forced from their beds into freezing air. Fire destroyed belongings and left residents homeless.
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Higgins
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Blizzard Rages in Madison as Snowstorm Ends
A blizzard lashed Madison Wisconsin on Friday with a sharp temperature drop following the heavy snow. City crews and residents braced for travel disruptions as drifting snow and strong winds affected streets and utilities.
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Madison
Wis
Pure Food code changes and Minneapolis crime notes
Minnesota reports detail a March 1 effective pure food code expanding licensure for dairy milkmen to all towns, banning coal tar dyes from candies with vegetable coloring required after March. Minneapolis notes include a $500 reward proclamation for Charles O. Bader’s murder, state fair dates, and a boxing car incident with a shotgun-wielding man threatening pedestrians in St Louis tracks.
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Charles O. Bader
Falls Hotel
Second Street South
Liberty
David P. Jones
Davie
Gullson
Daleth Road Sale Nears Completion In Minnesota
Railroad sale spanning St Cloud, Lencoe, Mankato progresses with Tobie and Co of Saint Paul close to finalization. Capt A H Reed resigns as president of Glencoe. Directors allegedly pressured by Tooin and Co into sex intimations. claim a receiver may be appointed. Excelsior driver Grandrill escapes a fatal ice road plunge as horse sinks and wagon sinks. Hamline athletics manager Frank Reed to begin third season. Minnesota fights for title to 191000 acres swamp lands in north. Cleve land farmer Thomas Hannigan receives 3000 from sister Rosanna Hannigan estate in Providence Rhode Island.
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St. Cloud
Lencoe
Tobie and Company
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A. H. Reed
Glencoe
Tooin and Company
Excelsior
David Grandrill
Minnetonka
Yonka Bay
Granbrill
Hamline
Frank Reed
St Paul
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