Rhodes Will Creates Scholarships and Estate Provisions
The Rhodes will provides colonial scholarships and two American scholarships for each US state and territory, plus five Oxford scholarships for German-born students to be nominated by Emperor William. It also details control by trustees, travel of funds, and a Dalham Hall estate settlement with strict conditions on heirs and entailment, all aimed at fostering Anglo American educational ties and disciplined careers.
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Oxford
Emperor William
London
Anril i
Cecil Rhodes
United States
Rhodes
William
South Africa
England
Gazmany
Ar. Rhodes
Rhoades
Dalham Hall
Col
Francis Wiliam Rhodes
Ernest Frederick Rhodes
Census Report on Tobacco Manufacturing in the United States
The census office releases a preliminary report showing 15,252 tobacco manufacturing establishments up 31 since 1850 with $124.59 million capital invested and 142,277 wage earners who earned $42.85 million. Cigars and cigarettes number 14,359 establishments, $67.71 million invested, 107,462 workers earning $40.93 million. Chewing and snuff firms total 437 establishments, $43.86 million invested, 29,161 workers earning $21.0 million, and product value $193.75 million. Stemming and rehandle trade counts 276 establishments, $12.53 million invested, 634 employees, wages $1.82 million, value $39.10 million.
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Washington
United States
Canital
Obacco
Cautal
Debate Roils Landsthing Over Danish West Indies Treaty
In Copenhagen the landsthing held an executive session on the Danish West Indies treaty. Opposition members attacked the treaty and questioned Foreign Minister Denitzer, who answered clearly. Public interest is high and both sides feel confident. authorities pursue identifications of lands thip members suspected of informing Congressman Richardson.
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Copenhagen
Denitzer
Lands Thip
Richardson
Foxhall Keene Injured in Fox Hunt Accident
London April 5 Foxhall Keene the American sportsman was riding with the hounds near Burrough hil Melton Mowbray when his horse fell at the first fence and rolled over him He was unconscious for a time and then was moved to Dalby Hall the residence of the master of the hounds
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Foxhall Keene
London
Burrough Hil
Melton Mowbray
Mr. Keene
Dalby Hall
Troops Depart Puerto Rico for Newport News
Companies E F G and H of the Fifth Infantry sailed from Mayaguez for Newport News on the Red D line steamer Maacalbo. The United States gunboat Machias also left San Juan after a hurried coal transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
San Juan
P. R
E. F. G and H
Fith Infantry
Mayaguez
Newport News
United States
Machias
Week's Business Failures Across Nations
The listing notes U S business failures for week 176 with prior weeks 183 and 188 and last year 182. Canadian failures stand at 18 versus 22 the prior week. The brief also mentions an Octuple Transmitter and Berlin details amid the fragmented report.
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New York
United States
Gen Rosecrans to be buried in Arlington
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland votes to transfer General Rosecrans remains from Los Angeles to Arlington for burial. Funeral ceremonies are planned around May 17 at the Arlington pavilion with President Roosevelt attending and a large military and congressional contingent to participate.
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Washington
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Gen. Rosecrans
Los Angeles
Cal
Arlington
Arlington Grounds
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Grosvenor
Rosecrans
House of Representatives
Senator Foraker
Flint glass factories plan early seasonal closure
Indianapolis April 5 The flint glass Lottie factories will close for the season about May 15 rather than in July and August as before. Overproduction and low prices spur manufacturers to sell stocks before resuming operations with a shutdown from mid May to October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
E. R. Breed
Marion
Navy adjusts cruises to host Roosevelt visit at Charleston
The navy department changes the Cincinnati itinerary to remain at Charleston for exercises tied to President Roosevelt's exposition visit. The training ship Topeka sails from Port Royal to Charleston and will stay there until after the president departs for Washington.
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Washington
Navy Department
Cincinnati
Charleston
Roosevelt
Topeka
Port Royal
Japanese group returns to promote German admin in Formosa
In Berlin on April 5 three Japanese nationals Mori Nakamira and Asabina completed a month long study of German administrative methods. They returned home to introduce these methods to Formosa’s island administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mori, Nakamira
Asabina
Formosa
Death of Judge S. Bryson at Paris Texas
Judge S. Bryson, once Lamar County judge and Civil War colonel, died at 72 in Paris Texas. Born in North Carolina, he served as the first Lamar County judge under the 1876 constitution and led a local regiment during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG Bryson
Paris
Tex
S. €. Bryson
Lamar County
North Carolina
Bryson
American missionary Ellen Stone sails for New York
Miss Ellen Stone, an American missionary, left London on the Hamburg-American liner Deutschland Friday. She will begin lectures in the United States to raise funds for missions shortly after arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ellen If. Stone
New York
United States
World Cotton Visible Supply and Sale of Out Out
Secretary Hester reports the world visible cotton supply at 4 084 236 bales with 2 983 226 bales American, from cables and telegraph advices. Nashville reports Pat Gorman buys the two year old bay horse Out Out for 2000 dollars, described as promising and recently working at 0 48 fat.
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New Orleans
Hester
Pat Gorman
Nashville
Tenn
W. .Hjackson, Jr
Pat
Gorman
Cincinnati
Bay
Lake Blackburn
Agricultural Trade Highlights 1901 Exports Surpass Breadstuffs
The 1901 foreign agricultural trade shows exports valued at 952 600 000, the highest on record, with cotton and breadstuffs leading prior to meat, live animals, tobacco, and oils. Imports fell to 392 000 019, creating a large export surplus of 560 000 007. Hawaii and Porto Rico trade not fully included in totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Porto Fco
Peace negotiations drift despite Boer leaders in South Africa
In Kroonstadt the Transvaal mission reports slow progress with Mr. Steyn and Gen. Delarey distant. It is expected Schalk Burger and colleagues will depart to a more convenient center to continue negotiations toward ending the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroonstadt
Orange River Colony
Transvaal
Steyn
Orange Free State
Delarey
South Africa
Schalk-Burger
Pope Leo XIII Silver Jubilee Observed in Baltimore
The silver jubilee of Pope Leo XIII was celebrated at Baltimore's cathedral with solemn rites Sunday. Cardinal Martinelli, apostolic delegate from Washington, presided, and Cardinal Gibbons delivered the sermon. A large congregation attended despite bad weather.
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Baltimore
Leo Milk
Cardinal Martinelli
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Attempted assault on President Loubet near Elysee Palace
A man named Lajourne approached President Loubet's carriage at the Elysee Palace and cried for justice. He carried a revolver and was immediately arrested, described as appears to be weak minded.
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Loubet
Elysee Palace
Lajourne
Brig. Gen. Funston Leaves San Francisco for Denver Command
Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston departed San Francisco Sunday night with his wife and infant son to assume command of the Department of Colorado in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Funston
San Francisco
Frederick Funston
Denver
Department of Colorado
Funston
Kruger Family Members Take Oath of Allegiance
In Pretoria on April 7 Casper Kruger eldest son of President Kruger and 24 other relatives by the Kruger name have recently taken the oath of allegiance to Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Casper Kruger
President Kruger
Mr. Kruger
Great Britain
Child mutilated by rats in Baltimore crib attack
Samuel Schurank, a 3 year old, was bitten by rats while asleep beside his mother Lena Schurank at 1506 Canton Avenue Baltimore. The right hand fingers were badly gnawed in the incident reported April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Samuel Schurank
Lena Schurank
Canton Avenue
DeArmond to Deliver Annual Address at VMI
Representative David DeArmond of Missouri has accepted an invitation from Gen. Scott Shipp to deliver the annual address before the Virginia Military Institute graduating class in June in Lexington Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
David DeArmond
Missouri
Scott Shipp
Virginia Moritary Institute
Ibrox Stand Collapse Kills 21. 250 Injured in Glasgow Disaster
The Ibrox Park disaster during the England vs Scotland match left 21 dead and about 250 injured. Nearly 200 seriously hurt were taken to infirmaries, with many suffering broken limbs and crushed bodies. Authorities praised for allowing the game to continue amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Ibrox Park
England
Scotland
Cable linking United States to the Philippines planned
George G. Ward of the Commercial Cable Co arrives in San Francisco with Charles Curtis to choose a landing site for the San Francisco to Philippines cable. Ward, with John W. Mackay, says construction will proceed regardless of Congress, with the first San Francisco to Honolulu link due by October and the cable shipped from England in July, uncertain whether Monterey or San Francisco will host the Pacific end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George G. Ward
New York
Commercial Cable Co
Philippines
Ward
Charles Curtis
John W. Mackay
England
Monterey
Champion Wing Shot Crowned After Shoot Off
Kansas City gunner H. Hirschy won the Great American handicap to become champion wing shot of America. C. C. Spencer of St. Louis, also a 29-yard entrant, faltered on the 53d bird in the shoot off. Hirschy nailed his 33d bird with a first barrel, then finished with a second to be sure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
H. C. Hirschy
America
C. C. Spencer
St. Louis
Spencer
Hirschy
President and party depart for Charleston exposition
Washington April T Monday at 2 30 p m the president and a party of friends leave Washington for a visit to the Charleston exposition traveling by the Southern railway The party includes Mrs Roosevelt Attorney General and Mrs Knox Secretary Wilson Secretary Cortelyou Assistant Secretary Joeb and Mrs Joeb Commander W S Cowles and Mrs Cowles Dr John F Urie Mr J K Gracie Hon Murat Halstead and Mr M C Latta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends
Charleston
Southern Railway
Roosevelt
Knox
Wilson
Cortelyou
Joeb
W. 3S. Cowles
Navy
Cowles
John F. Urie
J. K. Gracie
Murat Halsteasi
M. ¢. Latta
Bank Robbers Chased Across State Line
Four bank robbers from Ruskin Nebraska robbed a bank and fled Sunday with $15.00. A posse of farmers pursued them for 34 miles into Kansas near Belleville where they split up. A running gun battle occurred for miles and hounds trailed the bandits until Scandia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Ruskin, Neb
Kansas
Belleville
Scandia
Peru Seeks Reciprocity to Save Sugar Industry
Lima Peru April Gar land advocates strenuous efforts to secure a reciprocity treaty with the United States akin to the Cuba deal to protect Peru's sugar industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Lima
T.—Senor Garland
United States
Cuba
Street Car Strike Ended in Scranton
Scranton marks six months of street car stoppage ended as workers return to duty after a Sunday night agreement signed by General Manager Siliman and the strike executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Siliman
Frantz Declared Ineligible By Harvard Committee
Cambridge April 7 Harvard first baseman O B Frantz class of 1903 is ruled ineligible for this season by the Harvard athletic committee on grounds of professionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantz
Cambridge
Mass
O. B. Frantz
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Committee
Fire destroys Lemars shops and printing plant
Fire at Lemars Iowa on April 7 destroyed Baron Bros grocery and dry goods stores the Lemars Post building and printing plant and the Grand Rapids Furniture Co store. Loss estimated at 50000 with 31000 covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemars, Ja
Lemars
Baron Bros
Lemars Post
Grand Rapids Furniture Co
Blizzard Howling Shuts Roads In Turbulent Weather
Fragmentary report notes a severe blizzard causing road closures and travel disruptions. The sparse text mentions heavy snowfall and wind across affected regions, with potential impacts on services and commutes.
Desperate Battle Ends in Fire at Reynolds Arrest
In Tuscumbia Alabama three men are dead and four seriously wounded after sheriff Gassaway and posse attempt to arrest Will Reynolds for obtaining goods under false pretenses. Reynolds is killed after a prolonged siege with Winchester fire and dynamite. the incident outlines a tense, deadly confrontation with a large armed crowd.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
Gassaway
Will Reynolds
Hugh Jones
Bob Wallace
Charles Gassaway
Will Gassaway
P. A. Prout
Paine
Jim Pinney
Robert Patterson
Joseph E. Davis
Reynolds
Winchester
Knardtown
Simpson
Wheeler Rifles
Jones
Finney
Wallace
Davis
Falkner
Prout
Seventh Cavalry to Reach Chickamauga Park in April
Lieut. Brown announced the first squadron of the Seventh Cavalry will reach Chickamauga Park between April 15 and 25. Remaining squadrons stay in Cuba for Palma's inauguration. The regiment is stationed at Columbus Barracks near Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lieut. Brown
7Th Cavalry
Chickamauga Park
Cuba
Palma
Ith
Columbus Barracks
Havana
Judge Carman A Newcomb Dead in St Louis at 73
Judge Carman A Newcomb, 73, a Civil War veteran and former congressman from Missouri, who had long been associated with the Republican party in Iowa and Missouri, died at his home in St Louis on Sunday. He was born in Mercer Pennsylvania and had previously lived in Kentucky Louisiana and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carman A. Newcomb
St. Louis
Congress
Missouri
Iowa
Judge Newcome
Mercer
Kentucky
Louisiana
Sealing Weasel Arrives at St Johns With 25000 Seals
Sealing steamer Neptune reached St Johns Newfoundland on April 7 with 25 000 seals on board. She says stormy weather last week kept the other skins of the sealing fleet at sea yet the fleet continues to fare well. Ten of the twenty vessels remain at sea.
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St. Johns
St. Johns, N. F
Neptune
Morgan Behind Marconi Aids Wireless Faithful
New York April 7 Marconi will have the aid of the J Pierpont Morgan group of financiers The extent of Morgan involvement in financing wireless telegraphy could not be determined at present
Torpedo Boat Decatur Sets Speed on Trial Trip
Newport News Virginia April 7 The United States torpedo boat Decatur passed through the capes on her trial trip. Builders claim she will surpass any torpedo fleet in speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Newport News
Capes
Carriage Workers Strike Hits Washington
Washington April 7 Carriage Makers Union No 72 votes to strike starting Monday over demand for an eight hour work day and a minimum wage of 2.50 per day, affecting about 150 workers.
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Washington
Milwaukee Team In Wisconsin Signatures Amid April Western
A fragmented note from Milwaukee Wisconsin references a team signoff in April. The text mentions the Milwaukee team and western connections, but lacks complete details or clear event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwakee
Wis
Kee
Senate and House Debates On Oleomargarine and China Bill Clash
Across April 1 to April 5 1900 the Senate and House debated the oleomargarine bill and sundry civil appropriation while advancing the revenue cutter service measure The Senate voted to move on oleomargarine and heard colloquies on the topic The House completed most of the Sundry Civil bill and debated the revenue cutter tax plan Senators Bailey Quarles and Mitch ell led opposition or support figures in the era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Bailey
Quarles
Messrs
Sulzer
N. Y
Bellamy
N. C
Ryan
Lessler
Goldfagle
Mess
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Revenue Cutter Service
Revenue Service
Army
Navy
Mitchell
Ore
Congress
Willam Rosecrans
California
Arlington Cemetery
Foraker
Spooner
Procter
Bate
Pettus
Messrs. Hitt
Perkins
Adams
Messrs. Clark
Kahn
Cal
Nathan
Mass
Negotiations Opened in Kroonstadt Talks
Acting President Schaik Burger opened negotiations with President Steyn, Delarey and Kemp, as the remnants of the party remain unascertained. De Wet lies near Boshof as talks begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroonstadt
Orange River Colony
Schaik-Burger
Steyn
Delarey
Kemp
DeWet
Boshof
Tennyson Proof Sheet Sells at Auction for 440
A New York four page April 4 folio features The Charge of the Light Brigade rough proof corrected by Tennyson before Examiner printing. The single page sold in this city for 440 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
New York
Light Brigade
Examiner
Wages Increase for Blackstone Valley Mill Workers
An agreement among six Worcester valley mill owners will raise wages about 10 percent for nearly 2,200 operatives starting next Monday.
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Worcester
Mass
Blackstone River
No Change in Indiana Black Coal Field Strikes
Brazil Indiana April 4 and April 7 report stalemated talks between United Mine Workers and operators over mining terms. Engineers seek 75 dollars a month for nine hour days, while operators refuse. miners reject last year’s scale and suspend work. About 6,000 miners idle pending arbitration.
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Brazil
Ind
W National Board
Farley
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
National Board of Arbitration
Seven Week Singer Strike Hardship Faces Workers
In South Bend Indiana Thomas I Kidd joined efforts with State Labor Commissioner McCormack to settle the Singer sewing machine works strike. General Manager Pine refused to meet Kidd or the local committee, fueling calls for a committee change as the seven week stoppage worsens hardships for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Thomas I. Kidd
McCormack
Singer Sewing Machine Works
Chicago
Pine
Singer Company
Charges Against Policemen in Wineroom Scandal Case
Terre Haute police board probes claims by Mr Case Wadley father of underage girls accused of orgies in winerooms. Two girls testi fy they were given beer by two policemen who deny the charges as witnesses recall threats after arrests. President Talley notes locations of alleged wineroom resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Case Wadley
Talley
Police Board
Interurban car attacked. shots fire in Seeleyville
Terre Haute April 5 reports another interurban car firing in Seeleyville an area of violence. A miner was killed earlier by a trainman’s shot and in the latest incident as shots and rocks hit the car the motorman stopped it and the conductor fired into the darkness while passengers hid on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Seeleyville
Will of Evansville heiress faces 30 year provisions
Evansville Indiana April 7 probate court hears the will of Elizabeth Aiken a leading wealth holder who died about two years ago The document contains many 30 year features including a provision that the administrator pay to Union Christian College Merom Indiana five hundred dollars for thirty years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Elizabeth Aiken
Union Christian College
Merom
Aged Newspaper Man McNeely Dies in Evansville
James Hamilton McNeely aged 73 long a newspaperman with the News Journal died Sunday in Evansville Indiana He served as city postmaster under Lincoln and was a delegate to the convention that nominated McKinley He had been an Indian agent for seven years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
James Hamilton McNeely
News Journal
Lincoln
McKinley
Suspected Bank Robber Arrested in Indiana
Joseph F. Brown a Packerton saloonkeeper was arrested by Sheriff Smith in Warsaw Indiana and brought to the jail. He is charged as one of the men who attempted to rob the Kinsey bank at Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Joseph F. Brown
Packerton
Smith
Brown
Kinsey
Claypool
Miller suit seeks 30000 for alienation of affection
South Bend Indiana April 7 Anna J Miller files suit against Dr Ryell T Miller and wife Rex T Miller parents for alienation of her husbands affections seeking 30000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Anna J Miller
Ryell T. Miller
Rex T. Miller
Dr Horne Charges Lifted at Laporte Prison
Laporte Ind April 4 Director Kimbrough reports that charges by Dr Horne against the prison management prove unfounded on unofficial inquiry. A full exoneration of all parties implicated is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Lapete
Ind
Kimbrough
Laporte Prison
Belief Neely's Embezzlement Penalty May Be Lightened
Report from Muncie Indiana on April 4 says friends of Charles F W Neely convicted of embezzling Cuban postal funds expect his fine to be wholly or partly remitted and his prison term reduced possibly via Washington intervention. Family illness and prior comforts before conviction cited as factors in his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Charles F. W. Neely
Neely
Washington
Memorial Services Mark Shiloh Battle Anniversary
Evansville Indiana reports memorial services at Shiloh church in Spencer county for the 40th anniversary of the Battle of Shiloh. Henry Wright of the 25th regiment, the first Shiloh grave, selected his burial site before death and was laid to rest there as requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Shiloh Church
Spencer County
Shiloh
Henry Wright
Wright
Heavy Loss By Flames In Chesterton Business District
Chesterton Indiana faced a major fire between 10 pm Sunday and 2 am Monday destroying half the business district including the post office and one hotel. Origin is a mystery and aid from Laporte arrived after the fire was under control. Loss estimated from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterton
Ind
Laporte
Indiana Bucket Shops Suit Gets 30 Day Continuance
The Chicago board of trade restraining order suit against Indiana bucket shops faced 57 defendants in U S court. They sought a 30 day continuance through counsel and the judge granted the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago Board of Trade
Bucket Shops
Indiana
Baker
United States Court
Board of Trade
Stolen Express Package Ends in Bank Settlement
The Adams Express Co. sent a $1,200 check to the Riddle National Bank of Brazil Indiana in settlement of an amount alleged to be stolen by Express Messenger McKee who remains at large. The check was in transit from the government and receipted for by McKee at Terre Haute where his Vardalia road run began. The missing packages were not recovered and McKee vanished shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Riddle National Bank
Adams Express Co
McKee
Terre Haute
Vardalia Road
Farmer Isaak Dishong Near Death After Wagon Fall
Laporte Indiana April 5 Isaac Dishong a local farmer is dying from a dislocated heart suffered three weeks ago when he was pitched from a wagon on a steep incline The injury displaced his heart four inches and despite medical care inflammation has set in and doctors have given up hope for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Isaac Dishong
Using Canceled Stamps Case in Logansport
Logansport Indiana April 4 George Dabney colored arrested by U S Marshal D C Rankin of Indianapolis on a charge of using canceled stamps He was taken before U S Commissioner George Gambie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
George Dabney
United States
D. C. Rankin
Indianapolis
George Gambie
Burglars Blow Safe At Covington Post Office
Robbers entered the Covington Indiana post office early Thursday and used dynamite to blow the safe thirty feet. The interior was wrecked as thieves escaped with a large amount of cash stamps and money orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ind
Heir to Millions Notified in Indiana Case
Mrs J D Jackson of Mishawaka Indiana has been informed by London lawyers that she is one of two surviving heirs to an eight million dollar estate left by an English nobleman who died without direct heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Ind
J. D. Jackson
London
Alleged Bank Robber Arrested in Huntington Indiana
Huntington Ind April 5 Sheriff Smith of Kosciusko county has placed Eranera K Hall of Markle under arrest as one of the Claypool bank robbers. Hall 30 years old married and has one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Fatally Snot By Woman
Woman sues after fatal incident described in partial April report. Details incomplete but references a lethal event involving a woman and a dispute. Authorities investigate.
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Census Report
Danish West Indies
Flint Bottle Factories
Miss Stone
NEW Ocean Cable
Charleston Exposition
THE
Seventh Cavalry
Albany, Nerik
Aed
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