Virginia proposes to appropriate funds for Jamestown preservation
Virginia moves to spend 1 40 annually to preserve Jamestown historic site. Congress has already exhausted the 10 000 appropriation for this purpose. A Southern California orange crop estimate by the fruit exchange president predicts about 000 carloads, an increase of 640 boxes from last season.
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Viinginia
Jamestown
Congress
California
Southern California Fruit Exchange
German Felix Moral Wins Persian Railway Concession
Felix Moral, a German, secured a concession from the shah of Persia to construct a railway from Bordad to Teheran. The grant lasts for ten years and allows Moral to charge tolls and to erect any transport service.
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Felix Moral
St Paul to Erect Monument for Grand Army of the Republic
Citizens of St Paul plan a monument to commemorate the Grand Army of the Republic encampment to be held in the city this year. Each state department of the Vermont Army will be asked to contribute a stone bearing the state inscription.
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Tur
St. Paul
Grand Army of the Republic
Ivarand Army
American Books Gain Ground With English Readers
A New York publisher says he spent time and money trying to persuade English readers to buy American books but given up the effort as hopeless. One bright exception is Miss Mary F. Wilkins whose stories have become a stable hit across the water.
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New York
Mary F. Wilkins
Counselor from Washington Guides Japanese Relations
Donnas Wire Strvows, the counselor of the Japanese legation in Washington, is an American who lived many years in Japan and knows its customs, history, and manners. Mr. Stevens is also American but serves as the right-hand diplomat for Japan’s delegation.
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Donnas Wire
Legation
Washington
Japan
Custonis
Stevens
Nonway Telephoned Eme Try Ranked Best in World
A quirky report claims Nonway is the best telephoned eme try despite high unpedie vatable proportion and forested areas. It notes a telephone to population ratio of one line per 40 inhabitants and widespread exchange for every TAI people.
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Nonway
Ieaven
Forest
Et Ass Cone
Reform for Juveniles Faces Inborn Pride Obstacle
A resident of Banos Me advocates a new clothes reform for persistent truants. He believes the conceit of heavily dressed youths hinders school attendance by provoking taunts from better dressed peers, shaping their reluctance to attend.
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Ctizen
Banos
Sehenl
Streetcar Ash Disposal Plan Proposed in City
A proposal favors using street cars after midnight to haul ashes beyond city limits. The plan suggests adding side tracks on out of the way streets to feed the cars during the day, enabling transport by horse power powered tramcars.
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Countrry
Expert Demonstrates Delicate Needle Pass Through Hair
A US expert led an Ingger in testing a precise mechanical feat. He threaded a common sewing needle of medium length one and five eighths inches through its entire length from eye to point, the opening barely large enough for a single fine hair to pass.
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Inggier
Oisii
MosTANA Mining Output Totals $47 114 909 Last Year
The state produced minerals valued at 47 million dollars in the last year. Copper and lead yields, gold and silver amounts are listed with national share details. Gold output rose 1 percent from the prior year and 47 percent from 1592, while total production represented about six percent of U S mineral output.
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Mostana
United States
Curious Lake Winnebago Ice Crack Governs Wisconsin Record
Scientists note a wide central crack forms across Lake Winnebago soon after ice forms. The fissure runs about thirty miles, three to six feet wide, extending end to end. Weakened ice expansion and balanced shore pressure are cited as possible causes.
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Lake
Winnebago
Wisconsin
Maritime Vessel Counts From The Philadelphia Journal
The Palladelphia Maritime Journal lists 1st full rigged ships under the United States flag with the Roanoke as the largest from Path. It reports 923 barks and barken mes, 62 brigs and briesntges, no schooner list compiled, and 434 vessels carrying the United States flag into foreign ports.
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Acconttixe
Maritime Journal
Palladelphia
United States Bay
Roanoke
Pious Register
Path
United States
The Red Hat Symbol of a Cardinal’s Wardrobe
The red hat is a peculiar feature of a cardinal's wardrobe with a six foot brim. The hat, called a cardinal beaver, is round with a small cone crown and does not fit a head, yet serves as a symbolic adornment to be hung in the cathedral after the wearer’s death.
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Snybody
Rockville tailor preserves vast butterfly collection
Orro Knory, a Rockville Connecticut tailor, has built a four year collection of over 280 butterfly species. The global assortment includes specimens from South America, Africa, China and Australia. The prized piece is a six inch Halmah era butterfly from Australia in near perfect condition.
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Orro Knory
Rockville
Conn
South America
Africa
China
Australia
Halmahera
Franchising Decision Faces City Council Review
City officials consider a franchise bid amid a tense debate about local control and domestic policy shifts. Community leaders weigh economic benefits against broader regulatory changes.
RUNYON DEAD A DIGNITARY AND STATESMAN DIES
Theodore Rauncon, the American ambassador to Germany, died of heart failure at 1 o clock Monday. Born October 25, 1822 in Somerville, he rose from Yale to Newark city attorney and mayor, served as brigadier general in the New Jersey National Guard, led a brigade in the Civil War, and held posts as chancellor and minister to Germany before becoming ambassador. News of his death was conveyed to the president and state government with prompt consideration of official notices.
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New Jerseys
Iyral
New Jersey National Guard
Jerves
Issa
New Jersey
Cleveland Amoriest
Germany
Bectin
Yale
Rutgers
Veolesan Colleges
Varagneres
Berlin
Ambarador
Theodore Po Reanyon
United Presa
Senate poised to vote on housing measure and tax bill
The Senate may vote this week on the housing measure and the franchise tax bill after House action cleared the earlier bill. Senator Jones of Arkansas announced the chamber will stay in session Thursday to finish the measure, though debate could delay a timely vote.
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Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Laken
House Proceedings Preview This Week
In Washington on January 27 the house schedules debate on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill and the District of Columbia appropriation bill. Two minor measures on medicine study and practice may be considered. Committee No. 2 led by Mr. Johnson faces contests and may report if time allows.
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House
Abe
District of Columbia
Committee On Elections
Johnson
Ren
Tad
Rebels Hit Sabanilis Station During Cuban Insurgency Fight
Reports from PAVANA on January 25 describe insurgent attacks near Sabanilis between Mantansas and Da Union. Rebels seized the station and several buildings then fought a hot battle, with casualties and three civilian women killed by stray bullets.
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Pavana
Sabanilis
Mantansas
da Union
Cit
Scuoner Maria Carmen
Uuune
Meces
Mire
Gil
Tamayo
Zayas
Piaso del Rio
Uner
Tinur del Mo
Guines
Hatabune
Sau
Havana
Ganmand
Cats
Lommes Abiecon
Gramssirhtad
Wreonesdaug
Mmude
Aitie
Fdelsurela
de. Sanchey
Hichai Flint
Vieufaeros
Utah Senators Speak On Silver And Tariff Plans
United States Senatorial figures from Utah, Prani J. sangenmanil and Arthur Brown, toured en route to Washington. In a brief stop they voiced strong support for free silver coinage at 14 to 1, arguing it would aid mining and Western prosperity, while endorsing high tariffs on wool to protect Utah’s sheep industry and farming communities nationwide.
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Uiah
Utah
Kim
Concurrent Resolution on Armenian Atrocities Passes Senate
The Armenian outrages resolution, reported by the foreign affairs committee, was taken up and passed after a vigorous debate. Senator Cullom defended the measure, while Senator Hanchett said it did not go far enough and Senator Frye urged stronger action including Russia’s control of Armenian provinces and protection of American lives with U S ships if needed.
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Wasutxetrox
Senate
Cullom
Itd
Turkey
Hanchard
Dem
United States
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Washington
Committee On Foreign Relations
Jones
Ari
Anen
Thurston
Baker
Kan
Stranded St Paul Goes Aground Off Brighton Long Branch
The New American steamer St Paul from Southampton to New York struck a sand bar near Beach Brighton Long Branch in dense fog. Lifesaving crews and wrecking companies attempted to free her as passengers including ex Congressmen W Bourke Cochran and Prince Serge Wolkonsky remained aboard. The ship lay nose first in sand with 4 feet of water over the bar and 31 300 000 in specie on board. Multiple tugs assisted, lines held, and efforts continued through Sunday with no removal yet achieved.
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N. d
St. Paul
Southampton
New York
Hotel Brighton
Long Branch
Long Branch Life Saving Station
Maritime Exchange
St Paul
W. Bourke Cochran
Prince Serge Wolkonsky
Dixon €. Walker
S. A. Knorpt
Harvey W. Brown
H. G. Fellows
Minnie Sacas
Louis R Werth
Sea View Aveenue
New York Post Office
Iam
New York City
Melligan
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Custom House
Fatterson
Excursion Train Wreck Near Riverton Virginia
The Raymond and Whitcomb excursion train from Washington to Norfolk and Western derailed near Riverton station Virginia at about 1 am Saturday. Three baggage car employees were killed. Two cars, likely Pollmans, burned. No passengers reported injured. Further details unavailable.
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Raymond & Whitcomb
Washington
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Riverton Station
Shenandoah Junction
English capitalists buy 50000 acres of coffee land in Tehuantepec
A syndicate of English capitalists has purchased 50,000 acres of coffee land on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The tract will be planted in coffee trees and American capitalists have invested several hundred thousand dollars in the coffee lands on the isthmus in recent months.
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le Louis
Alexico Tars
Tehuantenec
New Battleship Plans Gain Support In Naval Committee
Members of the horse naval committee on Saturday indicated the coming fiscal year budget will fund two new battleships and possibly three. The plan, not yet formally discussed, shows a general aim to build as many first class fighting ships as national finances permit, with additional money likely for other naval needs.
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Tasitne
Horse Naval Committee
John Tyler’s Son Dies in Wasiinetos at Elder Age
Jan 27 report from Wasiinetos states Mr John Tyler son of President John Tyler died Sunday morning after a long illness. He had been a resident of the city for 20 years and once served on the rolls of the treasury department but suffered partial paralysis that kept him from active duties.
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Wasiinetos
John Tyler
Contested Election Decided in Kentucky Court of Appeals
The court of appeals Friday morning affirmed the Steele v Mead and Boyd case under the new election law. Steele, the circuit clerk, retains the office under the decision.
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Frankfont
Fan
Court of Appeals
Steele
Tragic Ferrying Accident Claims Family Hearts
In Fr Worrs Texas on January 27 Jae Weeker his wife and two children died when a wagon attempting to ford Prairie Dor Fork capsized. The father swam with a child but both drowned. the mother and the remaining child perished when the wagon overturned.
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Worrs
Tex
Jae Weeker
Prairie Dor
2000 Armenians slain in Constantinople riot slaughter
Constantinople dispatch reports from Arbakir say 2000 Armenians were killed in the recent riot. The killings were largely performed with axes and choppers as the violence spread through the city.
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Constantinople
The
Chronicle
Arbakir
Reverend T Hargrove Dies in Coldwater Pulpit
The pastor of the Methodist church in Coldwater Mississippi, Rev. T Hargrove, collapsed and died in the pulpit during a Sunday morning exhortation urging the congregation to believe in the Lord Jesus. This was his final message.
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Prapoal
Menrirs
Gambling raids sweep city gambling houses arrest 20
Nearly all gambling resorts in town were raided early Sunday morning and paraphernalia taken to police headquarters. About 20 Negroes were arrested Sunday afternoon on gambling charges.
Cuban War Developments Amid Rebel Retreats Near Havana
Reports from Havana state government forces push operations against rebels but gain little decisive progress. Gen Gomez remains east of the Havana Batabano line, while Lauret nears Jovellanos and Maceo moves on Mantua with half his force. Wounded fighters stay at Guine and Escortina as Luque’s activity pressures Maceo's troops. The Marquis Ahumada is named second in command. Spain prepares 18th class recruits and a February reinforcement to Cuba.
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Havana
Batabano
Laeret
Jovellanos
Matanzas
Antonio Maceo
Mantua
Pinar del Rio
Escortina
Maceo
Guine
Luque
Marquis Apertiqua
Constantia
Madrid
Marquis of
Ahammada
Cuba
Ahumada
Marin
Vortec Iico
Proposal to Establish an International Bank Favored
Washington January 23 appearances indicate that the proposition to establish an international bank will be favorably reported by the house committee on banking and currency. Treasury official Buenes Eckels testified in favor of a charter with modifications. The bill was referred to a sub committee to work with the controller and attorney general to resolve constitutional objections and align with government banking policy.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Buanes Eckels
Treasury Department
Runnyon's Successor Mentioned in Washington Rumors
A Washington dispatch reports Ex-Senator McPherson as a frequent name for Ambassador Runyton's successor. Senator Smith of New Jersey avoided commitment saying it is too early to speak of such a thing, then hurried to the White House as one of the president's first visitors of the day.
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Runnyon
Chicago
Washington
McPherson
Ambassador Runyton
Smith
New Jersey
White House
Dar
Burr is Sentenced to Five Years for Bank Funds Theft
S Louis Jan 28 William E Burr Jr ex cashier of the St Louis National Bank was sentenced by Judge Adams in the U S district court to five years in the Jefferson City state penitentiary. Burr was convicted of appropriating about thirty thousand dollars of the bank funds. An unsuccessful pardon was sought from President Cleveland.
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S. Louis
Wm. E. Burr, Jr
St. Louis National Bank
Adams
United States District Court
Jefferson City
Burr
Cleveland
Explosions Trapped Miners in Welsh Coal Pits
Explosions occurred in two Pont-Y-Pridd coal pits trapping 159 miners. The pits are on fire and shafts are destroyed. Forty-two entombed men were rescued and salvage work continues for the remaining survivors.
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Pont-Y Pridd
Wales
Pont-Y-Pridd
Highwayman Dies of Wounds in Webster Groves
John Sehmide one of three highwaymen who robbed and killed Bertram Atwater of Cileaca in Webster Groves St Louis county died Monday evening at his Webster Groves home from a pistol wound received during the hold up and murder.
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Hishwayman
St. Louis
John Sehmide
Bertram Atwater
Cileaca
Webster Groves
Accidental Fatal Shot Ends Engagement in Lyons
James Williams, a young farmer, died from a pistol shot inflicted by Miss Nose Pettie in Lyons Nebraska. They were playing with the weapon and the shooting was accidental, occurring last Friday as they prepared to wed.
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Lyons
James Williams
Nose Pettie
Liberal Aryers Elected in Charlevoix County Race
In Charlevoix county the Liberal candidate Chas Aryers won the House of Commons seat on Monday by a narrow majority. The constituency previously backed the government by 359 votes.
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Quebec
Lare
Charlevoix
House of Commons
Chas Aryers
L’t
Fur Seal Fishing of Alaska Reported by Smithsonian Expert
Secretary Carlisle sent to the house a report from Prof. Elliott of the Smithsonian Institution on the condition of the fur seal fisheries of Alaska. The document was prepared in response to a house resolution.
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Alaska
Wasuineyvoxs
Jan
Carlisle
House
Elliott
Smithsonian Institution
Senate Debates Bond Bill and Monroe Doctrine in Fifty-Fourth Congress
The Senate and House moved through unfinished business and appropriations as the Fifty-Fourth Congress convened. Debates centered on the bond bill with free coinage substitute, Monroe Doctrine issues on Venezuela, and Armenian outrages while pensions and Turkish affairs drew attention.
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Washington
Senate
House
Teller
Jones
Ark
Mr. Call
Fia
United States
Havana
State Department
Cuba
Houst
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Cannon
Br. Richardson
Tenn
Walcott
Wolcott
Messrs. TeNer
Sherman
Norman
Iear
Aldrich
Lindsay
Caracas Steamer Arrives Amid Boundary Tension Report
The steamer Caracas arrived from Venezuelan ports with news of a relatively peaceful mood over the boundary dispute. A reported outbreak at Coro was quickly suppressed by government troops.
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New York
Caracas
Aguayra
Coro
Transportation for Negro Colonists Brought to Congress
The president asks Congress for an appropriation to fund transportation for the Negro colonists who traveled to Mexico, as reported in a January 28 message to the House.
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Wasuingtos
House
Mexico
Outrages by the Turks Exceed Those of the Middle Ages
A Constantinople letter dated January 4 reports widespread devastation in Turkey. Slaughter at Biridji, panic from Angora to Nocomedian, and destitution in Harpoot and Sivas. Killed totals reach 12,708 with 5,064 houses burned. relief funds and missionary aid expand across Trebizond Cesarea and surrounding areas.
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Boston
Constantinople
Turkey
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Angora
Nocomedian
Sivas
Casarea
Harpoot
Mardin
Bitlis
Adana
Hadjin
College
American Board of Harpoot
Duke of Westminster
Vaw
Grace Kimball
Bangor
Hapson
Moush
Trebizond
Harpool
Cesarea
Special Postal Service Experiments Prove Satisfactory
Post office department reports show local special postal service between small towns and nearby metros is successful. Authorized on the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western line and out of Philadelphia, with New England division pending railway car builds. Expanded routes include Lula to Atlanta and connections to Cincinnati Marion Dayton Louisville St. Louis, and Michigan towns from Chicago.
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Washieron
Jan
Post Office Department
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New England
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Lula
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Marion
Dayton
Louisville
St. Louis
Kansas
Michigan
Chicago
Capt. White
Railway Mail Service
Filibuster Steamer Hawkins Sought by U S Authorities
Acting Secretary Wike orders customs collectors to watch for the steamer J. W. Hawkins believed to have sailed from New York on a filibustering expedition to Cuba with Calixto Garcia aboard and arms. Revenue cutters Morrill McLane and Colfax are to cruise the coast and intercept if possible. Raleigh and Montgomery may hunt the Hawkins with Bunce’s squadron.
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Collectors of Customs
J. W. Hawkins
Washingtion
Wike
New York
Cats
Senor de Lome
Calixto Garcia
Palm Beach
Fla
Morrill
McLane
Colfax
Hawkins
Raleigh
Montgomery
Adm
Bunce
Republicans plan Frye nomination for president pro tempore
Washington Jan 28 The Republicans aim to nominate Senator Frye of Maine for president pro tempore with a view to quick election. Populists will abstain, giving Republicans a likely plurality. Democrats notify members to attend and will seek to substitute Senator Harris of Tennessee for Frye.
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Washington
Senate
Seuator Frye
Maine
Frye
Harris
Tennessee
Premium on New Bonds To Be Paid In 120 Days
The treasury stated on Monday that the premium on the new bonds will be paid in the same 20 percent first payment then 10 percent every 15 days until completion. Over 120 days total. Each payment allows the accepted bidder to receive the corresponding proportion of bonds he has paid for.
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Wasuincrox
Treasury
In Dangee of Lynching Blot Frightful Death
At Dangee Indiana on Friday evening January 27 Grace McClamock daughter of Lemuel McClamock a wealthy farmer died by a bor ee death caused by Philip Houck and Dr Stont of Coringtes in a school incident.
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Ind
Grace ‘McClamock
Wevearold
Lemuel MeClamock
Philip Houck
Stont
Coringtes
Highwayman shoots youth in Cleveland street duel
A 19 year old boy named Wo Has series was shot by a highwayman on Thurman street at 1 AM Friday. The bullet passed through his left hand. He drew his revolver and exchanged fire as the robber retreated. No further hits were scored.
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Cleveland
Hasseries
Thurman ‘Street
Engineer Barnevito Death In Oil Room Blast
William Conway, engineer of the Busch Glass works, entered a lighted lamp into the oil room on Sunday evening, triggering an explosion. Fire engulfed the room and Conway was burned to death. the blaze caused about $2,000 in damage to the plant.
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Barnevito
St. Louis
William Conway
Busch Glass Works
Conway
The St Paul Aground at Long Branch
Sandy Hoos reports the St. Paul ashore at Long Branch with the crew and cargo being removed. Life Saving Captain Mulligan notes a lighter load sent to New York Monday night and the remaining cargo being salvaged at the Monmouth Beach station.
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St. Paul Sill
Sandy Hoos
N. J
Mulligan
Monmouth Beach
St. Paul
Long Branch
New York
Morolo Sentenced in Morolo Murder Case in Old Forge
Crisenzo Morolo, convicted of the murder of Emanuel Loro in Old Forge Township, was sentenced Monday. The judge announced the verdict as final and Morolo faces a death penalty determination.
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Elhanton
Crisenzo Morolo
Emanuel ‘Loro
Old Forge Township
Attempt to Bob Grant in Indicted Atterbury Turmoil
A chaotic scene in Atterbury Sullivan Indiana as a mob attempted to lynch Bob Grant who is under arrest. The sheriff faced a violent disturbance with broken down barriers as officers struggled to control the crowd.
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Bob Grant
Atterbury, Sullivan, Ind
Grant
Atterbury
Dovwn
Indiana State News Highlights From Rockport to Alexandria
Indiana reports widespread membranous croup cases in Rockport and county areas with conflicting answers on treatment while quarantine rules tighten. Rail and industrial developments include Evansville and Newburg railroad extension surveys to Rockport and a large steel plant planned for Alexandria with 500 workers and $3,000 monthly wages impact.
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State Board of Health
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Newburg
Ep Hiren
Kokomo
Hitch
Crawfordsville
Curer
Poince Torus
Elwood
Robert H. Mount
Frank Katz
Sullivan
Coal City
State
Decatur
Heller
AzaLta
Bartholomew County
George Henry
Elizabeth Russ
Brazil
J. E. Sherfy
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Denny
Dunkirk
J. QO. Sullivan
Wintiast Beforp
Rushville
Jie
Join Boon
August Peshke
South
H. OH. Lilly
Middletown
Chas. Bee
Jasper J. Is. Carrier
Nidgeville
E Black
Summitsviley
H. M. Vaughman
Monon
Moses X. Ross
Indiana
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Lena McHue
Uncie
James McHue
Orleans
Grand Jury
Ed McCoy
Marshal Collumbus
Richland
Alexandria
Maggie
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L. E & W. Railway Co
Jacob Agenerly
Fortville
Wat Steinecker
Steinecker
Ames Burge
Stockdale
Wabash
Lawrence Township
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