Kentucky Senate Vacancy Debate Centers on Governor Power
March 25 report states Senator Lindsay back from injury believes Gov Bradley cannot appoint a U S senator except in death or resignation cases. Kentuckians including Rep McCreary and Senator Mitchell question gubernatorial authority while the legislature is not in session.
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Lindsay
Bradley
United States
Mantle
Montana
Kentucky
Mindiey
McCreary
Blackburn
Mitchell
Oregon
Squire
Sherman
United States Navy to Save 45 Vessels From New Builds
The article notes that upon completion of current ships the United States will save a navy of 45 vessels, ranging from 11 309 to 120 tons displacement. It also mentions Arkansas production figures including crops and lumber value from forests. A craftsman in Emporia Texas fashions a whisker harp and claims musical wind sounds.
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United States
Submarine Illuminator Invented by Local Professional
A professional man in New Britain Connecticut has devised an underwater light conveyance apparatus. The submarine illuminator uses electric rays to illuminate depths for practical use. It has been tested on a small scale and performed well before electricians in town.
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New [Am 4Jton
Pope inherits vast fortune amid papal finances rise
A few weeks ago the pope inherited a large fortune from the late Minister of Finance Tonwlorgi. In Italy and abroad such inheritances for Leo XIII have increased in recent years, and during his pontificate the pope may have surpassed predecessors in wealth.
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Bite
Tonwlorgi
Leo Nel
Biographic Sketch of a Cambridge Father
Miss Alice Longfellow describes her father as reserved and silent. An unpaid bill weighs on him as a tip his verses may appear in print without his knowledge during the preparation of a volume.
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Cambridsse
Alice Longfellow
Language shift in ancient Greek cited by four authors
The text asserts Greek language changes can be tested by comparing four writers Herodotus Plutarch Anna Comnena and Trikupi. It notes their dates span about 450 years before Uhrigt and 450 years after, claiming a translator can render one author comparable to the others.
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Herodotus
Plutarch
Anna Commensa
Trikupi
Uhrigt
Turner and European potentates in residence shift
A fragmented report notes Swiyataget and other rulers, referencing the pope of Nouw and the sultan of Turkey. It claims the sultan has never left Constantinople since his accession under dire circumstances nineteen years ago, and that the pope has stayed within Vatican provinces since the triple tiara was placed.
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Turner
Swiyataget
Pope
Nouw
Sultan
Turkey
Constantienople
Guru
Vatican
California olive boom fuels nursery growth and export hopes
California olive growers report record planting with nursers selling 240000 trees this season. Demand for California olives outstrips supply as growers plan to push eastern markets and challenge imports from southern Europe.
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California
Pomona
Mississippi
Soapmaking from distant trees and common plant lather
A description notes a West Indian and South American tree whose fruit yields soap and a Peruvian and Malay bark used for soap. It mentions the common soapwort native to England and widespread in Europe whose leaves rubbed in water produce a soapy lather.
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West India Islands
South America
Peru
Eagland
Europe
Will provides for bronze statues in Philadelphia’s Independence Hall grounds
The will of Turwill Moffat Rielly of Philadelphia directs a portion of his estate to fund bronze statues honoring Lafayette Montgomery Pulaski Steuben to be placed in front of Independence Hall. It also mentions erecting statues of General Wayne Greene Sumpter Morgan and Captain Paul Jones at Independence Park.
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Turwill
William Moffat Reilly
Philadelphia
Independente Hall
Lafayette
Montgomery
Pulaski
Steuben
Jens. Wayne
Greene
Sumpter
Morgan
Capt
Paul Jones
Independence
Mpa
Tan Marquis Di Rudini Named Marys New Premier
The Sicilian born official rose to fame across Italy through his defense as mayor of Palermo during a five day sack by rioters. He led sorties, repelled the mob, and compelled rioters to withdraw and disband while restoring order. His magnanimous treatment of malcontents boosted his standing.
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Tan Marquis di Rudini
Mary
Sicily
Italy
Palermo
Gronera Leads Nation In Colored Population Counts
The report shows Gronera with 1 837 843 total residents and 8 815 colored people, Mississippi totals 1 289 000 with 742 550 colored, South Carolina 1 151 149 with 668 934 colored, Maine 661 086 total with 125 colored, New Hampshire 600 colored in a small total, Vermont 1 004, and North Dakota 506 colored residents.
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Gronera
Union
Mississippi
South Carolina
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
North Dakota
Bunt
New York World Displays Long Front Thermometer
The New York World has mounted a conspicuous thermometer on its front, with an 11 foot tube and a bore of three quarters of an inch. The alcohol in the bulb totals three quarts. The design aims to show maximum column height while minimizing alcohol.
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New York World
Curious cargoes of animals and mummies flood ancient trade
Odd shipments include live and dead animals, bones from battlefields, human mummies, and dead cats from a country’s cat cemetery. Dead cats from Egypt are sold mainly as fertilizer. A cache of nearly 200,000 cat remains was found mummified in a cemetery, with a December year noted.
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Livisnpoot
Egypt
Salisbury backs arbitration principles in letter to Stansfeld
Lord Salisbury writes to Sir James Stansfeld acknowledging receipt of the Queen's hall memorial urging arbitration between Britain and the United States. He notes government consideration and says proposals suggested by the memorial are now under review, citing past arbitration efforts and a 19th century push for a treaty clause. The Daily News calls Salisbury's reply hopeful and urges government action.
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Loxvox
Lord Salisbury
James Stansfeld
Queen's Hall
Great Britain
United States
Frou
Salisbury
Hessain
Suanleforre
House of Commons
Tate
Alabama
Cyrus Field
Iss
Venezuela
Glisdstone
Foreign Office
Permanent Office
Daily News
Milliken Case Verdict Returns in Riots
The jury in the Milliken case delivers a verdict after 24 hours of deliberation. A crowd at the East End courthouse erupts in applause as Judge Cole orders arrests for disruption. Milliken and his supporters accept the verdict while celebrations occur at his brother’s office.
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Washingray
Milliken
Cole
Mrildken
Coonsel
Milken
Gertrude Phillips
Chillips
Lamp Explosion Kills Woman in New York Tenement Fire
Five colored residents were burned when a lamp exploded at 128 West Twenty sixth Street. Mrs. Lucy Wilkins died several hours after the blaze. The five story brick tenement housed nearly a hundred tenants who fled screaming to the street. Fire fought with trifling loss.
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New York
West Twenty-sixth Street
Lucy Wilkins
New York Hospital
Fire destroys Tallmadge barn killing 16 horses and a cow
In Saginaw Michigan a fire last Friday night consumed a barn housing 16 valued horses for F E Tallmadge and a high priced Jersey cow. Notable losses include Pontoon and June Monk among the stabled horses. Tallmadge’s buggy and insurance figures noted.
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Saginaw
Mich
F. E. Tallmadge
Alix
June Monk
Tallmadge
Explosion at Ohio and Penna mine near Newrox
An explosion occurred Saturday morning at the Ohio and Penna mine four miles south of Weer Newrox Pennsylvania on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Debris was blown into the mine room, and the violence of the blast was significant.
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Newrox
Ohio and Penna
Baltimore & Ohio
Economic Review Notes Sluggish Recovery Amid Industrial Strain
The report cites March turmoil with 6.79 million dollars in U S failures for two weeks, compares weekly totals to last year, and highlights weak demand across wool, cotton, and iron sectors. Despite pockets of shoe and small industry improvement, overall prices and production stay pressured, with loan strin gency from notable failures unsettling banks.
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R. G. Day Co
United States
Canada
Brakeman Killed As Freight Cars Run Loose At Fulton Md
Thirteen cars broke away from a Western Maryland train in Union Tunnel near Fulton station. The cars rolled 800 yards down a steep grade before stopping. A second section of ten cars detached and backed away. Brakeman Ellis was fatally crushed in the crash.
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Bart Tisonr
Western Maryland Railroad
Union Tunnel
Fulton Station
Ellis
Cuba War Resolution Declares Belligerency
In the Senate on Friday afternoon Mr Morgan of Alabama introduced a joint resolution recognizing a state of war in Cuba and belligerency between the Spanish government and Cuban separatists who support a republic under a separate government name.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan Ident
Cuba
Spain
Republic of Cnobsa
Young Girl Attempts Suicide in Fort Wayne
Jessie Leeple aged 18 attempted death by her own action at her mother’s Calhoun street home in Fort Wayne Indiana due to unrequited love. She declares if the attempt fails she will try again to end her life.
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Fort Warn
Ind
Jessie Leeple
Calhoun Street
Robbt Robbed by Highwaymen Near Wincrasport
Nelson Robbt was held up by highwaymen as he returned home in Wincrasport Indiana. At gunpoint he was forced to hand over all his money totaling 117 dollars. Police were alerted but no arrests reported.
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Wincrasmsport, Ind
Nelson Robbt
Assembly Republicans Endorse McKinley in Franklinville
The Franklinville assembly Republican convention on Friday pledged support for McKinley. An iron clad resolution instructed delegates to vote only for delegates who favor McKinley.
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MecKinley
Orean
Franklinville
McKinley
English occupy Akasheh as forces advance south
Csiro dispatch reports Col Hunter occupying Akasheh south of Wandy Halls with no opposition. He may push toward Suardeh where Dev ishes hold northern outposts. The article notes approval by the President.
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Akasheh
Loxnox
The
Daily News
Csiro
Col Hunter
Wandy Halls
Suardeh
Double tragedy after Keystone house shooting
Henry Thompson was shot by Bertie MacConnel in Lancaster and survived, while MacConnel then returned to her parents in Coatesville and shot herself, dying from a bullet wound to the chest. she blamed Thompson for ruining her life and said she chose death to prevent further harm.
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Lancaster
Henry Thompson
Keystone
Bertie MacConnel
J.C. MacConnel
Thompson
Webber Brothers Found Guilty in Conspiracy Murder Plot
The Webber brothers W. J. and J. G. Webber were found guilty of conspiracy to kill E. V. Hamlin, secretary of Kilmer Bale Tie Co. After verdicts were read, W. J. Webber collapsed with paralysis. Moloney turned state's evidence and testified.
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Webber Brothers
Ciuica Age
W. J. Webber
J. G. Webber
E. V. Hamlin
Kilmer Bale Tie Co
Hamlin
Richard Moloney
Moloney
Son of General Winder Dies in Raleigh at 64
Maj. John Co. Winder, son of Gen John H. Winder and a West Point graduate, died of paralysis and heart disease at his Raleigh home aged 64. A civil engineer who led Croton aqueduct work in New York and later served with Seaboard Air Line as general manager and then vice president, he was regarded as a premier southern railway man. He will be buried in Raleigh Monday afternoon.
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John H. Winder
Raleigh
N. C
John Co. Winder
Southport
West Point
New York
Seaboard Air Nine
South
Ife
Saber Duel Ends with Reconciliation After Face Wound
In Rowe on March 23 Gen. Mocenni former war minister and Signor Barzilla radical deputy dueled Sunday morning with sabers during a chamber dispute over government credits. Mocenni wounded Barzilla in the face but honor was satisfied and the rivals reconciled.
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Rowe
Mocenni
Signor Barzilais
Chamber of Deputies
J. K. Davidson Co. Fish and Game Hens Fails in Louisville
The J. K. Davidson Co. fish and game centers at 321 Third street Louisville assigned on account of dull business. Assets will probably cover the liabilities. John J. Quinn, manager of Peter Maher, vows to back Maher with $10,000 for a match with Fitzsimmons if Fitzsimmons refuses to meet Corbett, and will post the money at any newspaper office.
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Louisrville Fish Company
Louisville
J. K. Davidson Co
Third Street
Fitzsimmons
Prirsstren
John J. Quinn
Peter Maher
Peter
Corbett
Miners to Get 5 Cent Wages Increase in Four Regions
Miners in the Clearfield Beech Creek Cambria and Gallitzin coal regions will receive a five cent per ton wage rise on April 1 or 12 cents per cent over the pay of the past two years. In Rome Italy peace talks ended with Gen Baldissera breaking off negotiations with King Menelik over demands including 25 million in gold. In Propram Indiana Dr F B King suffered serious if not fatal burns from a natural gas explosion while carrying burning paper near an open door.
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Puriisscee
Clearfield
Beech Creek
Cambria
Gallitzen
Rome
The
Italia
Baldissera
Africa
Menelik
Italy
Ind
F.B. King
Alexander Beached and Total Loss After Fire
The British bark Alexander from New Castle N S W carrying coal for Port Los Angeles is destroyed by fire after arriving off the Golden Gate. The Helen W Kimball towed her to a mud flat where she was scuttled and beached. Captain Barfield wounded, crew exhausted but unharmed except for his leg injury.
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San Francisco
Alexander
New Castle
Port Los Angeles
Cal
Golden Gate
Helen W. Kimball
Kimball
Helen M. Kimball
Barfield
Ex-Priest Ruthven Attacked as Gunfight Fallout in Dunmore
In Dunmore near Scranton Pennsylvania a crowd assaulted ex priest Father Ruthven after a lecture. He fired at the crowd wounding three men while one detective was shot. all victims expected to recover and Ruthven to be arrested.
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Scranton
Dunmore
Father Ruthven
Ruthven
Drinker Street
William Mink
Will Seagraves
Kelly
Destructive Fire Destroys Washburn Halligan Building
Fire at 114 East Second Street Davenport Iowa 112 East Second Street started in an elevator shaft of the four story Washburn-Halligan Coffee Co building. By 1 AM Tuesday the structure was ruined and the Daily Leader front section also burned. Stock loss for Washburn Halligan listed at 120000 with 35000 insured building loss about 15000. The company ranks among the west’s large coffee and spice concerns with branches in Kansas City Omaha and St Louis.
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Washburn-Halligan Coffee Co
Davenport
Washburn- Halligan Coffee Co
East Second Street
Washburn-Halligan
Daily Leader
Anti American Demonstration in Barcelona March 4
An immense anti American demonstration in Barcelona drew about 5000 participants. The crowd marched to the French consulate and cheered Capt Gen Weyler and Cuba. The U S consulate was guarded and not visited by the crowd. Delawane Delawane Delawane.
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Barcelona
Gen. Weyler
Cuba
United States
Mrs. Mary A Davidson Goes On Trial for Extortion
In San Francisco on March 24, Mrs. Mary A. Davidson faced a superior court trial charged with extorting $500 from Rev. Dr. Brown of the First Congregational Church in the city.
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San Francisco
Mary A. Davidson
Dr. Brown
First Congregational Church
Superior Court
Century Mark Reached as Aged Man Dies in Infirmary
Geo. Smith an elderly Black man about 100 died Sunday at the county infirmary and was buried Monday in the Catholic cemetery. He was the only colored person ever buried there.
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Hinxisy0ko, CO
Women as Bay Delegates Dover Deli March 24
A fragment notes women as delegates connected to Dover and a deli event on March 24. Details are sparse but imply a local gathering or meeting with female delegates in a Bay area context.
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Bay
Dover, Deli
The
Wil
Senate and House Engage Cuban Question and Tariff Bill Debates
March congressional notes show the Senate debating Cuban resolutions with Sherman Morgan and Mills opposing delays while Pugh presses the silver issue and a tariff act amendment passes in the House. Other discussions include God in the constitution and military pension and land bills, with Bayard censured in the House.
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Washington
Senate
Mitchell
Ore
Sherman
Pugh
Aladams
England
Morgan
Alabama
HoUse
Judiciary Committee
Morse
God
Mills
Dem. Tex
James Miller
Bourbon County
Kentucky
Secretary of War
Cynthiana
Greenville Puckett
Kentucky Infantry
Senate Committee On Commerce
Turpie
Lower Lake
Mich
Wabash River
Tennessee River
Knoxville, Tenn House
Court of Claims
George
Lydia W. Holliday
Wheeling
W. Va
Sanford Ross
Jackson County
John T. Burges
Madison County
Samuel McClure
Rockcastle County
Ambassador Bayard
United States
Utah
Arkansas
Texarkana and
Fort Smith Railway Company
Col Clendening
Second Cavalry
Rr. Adm
John E. Russell
Wm. S Grant
Arizona
Fort Klamath Reservation
Oregon
Choctaw Point
Ala
Baltimore
W. Smallwood
Maryland
Yukon River
Alaska
Hovuse
Thomas F. Bayard
Republian
Barton
Edinburgh
Scotland
Lodge
District of Columbia
Messrs. Grosvesor
Ren. C
Henderson
Millikin
Bowers
Cal
Ray
Hepburn
Ren. Ia
Gillett
Rep. Mass
Barkentine Robert S S Patterson Believed Lost
The barkentine Robert S S Patterson, outbound from Punta Gorda Florida January 28 to Baltimore with phosphate rock, is believed lost after 55 days at sea. Captain Tunnell of Philadelphia owned the vessel, crew of 15, possible loss in recent severe Atlantic gales or wreck with crew later rescued. Arrests for Robbery at Wilspfaty Indiana report. James Cole jewelry store and A H Zehner grocery store burglarized. Riley and Andrew Degolyer arrested with warrants out.
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Battimore
Robt
S&s. Patterson
Punta Gordo
Fla
Baltimore
Tunnell
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Atlantic
WilspFaty
Ind
Notion
James Cole
A. H. Zehner
Riley
Andrew Degolyer
Lodge to Deliver Greenhalge Memorial Address in April
Boston hosts the Greenhalge memorial on April 18 in Mechanics Hall with Senator Lodge delivering the address. Charleston reports E L Roche, South Carolina commissioner, has called a convention in Spartanburg on April for devising ways and means for improving state efforts.
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Boston
Senator Lodge
Greenhalge
Mechanics Hall
South Carolina
Charleston
E. L. Roche
Spartanburg
Crisis in Spain and Cuba Endangers Elections and War Risk
Havana reports a brewing crisis as Spain dissolves parliament and pledges Cuban elections. Reformists refuse a bogus vote while Sagasta denounces Canovas action, amid looming rebellion in Cuba and strained finances. Republicans gain strength, raising fears of a possible overthrow of the monarchy and war with the United States.
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Havana
Tampa
Fla
Spain
Cuba
United States
Canovas
Sagasta
Cortes
Reform
Reform Party
Senate Disagrees With Cuban Conference Report
In the Senate on Monday March 24 the conference report on the Cuban resolutions was taken up. Senator Palmer charged the resolutions were unfriendly to Spain and undiplomatic. The Senate disagreed to the conference report and insisted on its amendments, seeking a further conference with the House.
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Senate
Washington
Sherman
Rep
Palmer
Dem
Spain
Be Tried First Be Fore April Hearings Set
Newport Ky March 24 Jackson and Walling arraigned in Judge Helm court for the Pearl Bryan murder at Fort Thomas both pleaded not guilty. Defense demurrer to indictment denied. Scott Jackson set for trial April 7. Alonzo Walling to face trial later.
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WHL
Walling
Newport
Jackson
Helm
Pearl Bryan
Fort Thomas
Col. Washington
Scott Jackson
Alonzo Walling
Supreme Court rules witnesses must testify in interstate cases
The U S Supreme Court on Monday ordered witnesses to testify in interstate commerce matters or face contempt. The Brown vs Walker ruling upholds the anti rebates provision aimed at stopping illegal railroad subsidies. Capt A J Sweeter former Illinois Grand Army of the Republic commander died at 57 in Broomixeros Indiana.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Honiday
Brown
Walker
Circuit Court For
Western District of Pennsylvania
Mills Close At Lowell for Week Amid Labor Downtime
Mills in Lowell Massachusetts shut down their cotton and print works for a week with a possible extension. The Merrimac mills employ about 2,600 workers and have a weekly payroll around £20,000. The Lowell Manufacturing Co will also pause its Brussels department mills this week and then run on alternating weeks.
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LowelLy
Mass
Merrimac Mills
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Brussels
Would be Murderer Filled With Lead in Bermnerox
In Bermnerox Iowa on a Monday morning blacksmith C A Eckstrom bought a revolver and targeted his brother in law family and his wife in the same house. A man named Riley shot him five times from a window. Eckstrom survived initially and besieged the house until others arrived, when a milk man ended the attack with buckshot, killing him. Eckstrom had a history as a desperate character and his wife had left him.
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Bermnerox
C. A. Eckstrom
Riley
Eckstrom
Narrow Escape From Cremation in Koxono
In Koxono Indiana on March 24 a fire incident at the Palace Stables Laundry allowed a girl and Mr Ball to escape, with a proprietor W W. Dim mock involved. Details are fragmentary but indicate a dangerous narrow escape from cremation.
Indiana News in Brief From Various Counties
A summary of scattered Indiana items: break‑in at L. S. Clapp store in Marysville, safebox cracked. Rev. Jonyx Parlett of United Brethren church dies in Mation at 74. Womans Relief Corps gifts Lafayette Soldiers home. Cork county grants for cottages. Miner Jack Gilliplet dies in Swamp Angel mine Brazil. Mrs. Maynard burns rescuing child near Anderson. Porter County G A R figure AvotoH Boouer dies. New Sara toga schoolhouse fire. Elwood Tin Plate to raise wages. Hawkins block fire Portland. Andrew Williamsonson killed by falling fly wheel. Shanswick office closed. Indianapolis mother shot by son. Valparaiso swindle exposed by raised currency. Racehorses killed near Elwood. infant dies after boiling water accident. Capital Oil Co plans wells in Wells, Jay, Blackford counties. A six‑month old found dead in Elkhart river. Terre Haute jeweler in distress. Milton hosts Ministerial Institute May 4–6. Governor Matthews ill. Fairland wedding ends in fatal hemorrhage. Several arrests linked to Nassau Junction train hold‑up identified.
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Tureves
L.S. Clapp
Marysville
Jonyx
Parlett
United Brethren Church
Grant County
Woman's Relief Corps
Winchester
Lafayette
Randolph
Jack Gilliplet
Swamp Angel
C. Ehrlich Coal Co
Brazil
Anderson
C. C. Maynard
Booker
Libby
Saratoga
Randolph County
American Tin Plate Company
Elwood
Hawkins
Portland
Grodzie
Friends’ Church
Esther Frame
Andrew Willriclamsoy
Warren
Shanswick
Lawrence County
Erie
Indianapolis
Albert Kouchlow
Valparaiso
Dan Byrne
Lake Erie & Western
Homer ‘Marson
Bluffton
Ollie Whitesell
Shannahan
Muncie
Whitesell
Louisville
Capital Oil Co
Poneto
Jay
Blackford
Huntington
Wess
Maus
Eo KreenLe
Evansville
Adamsville
Elkhart
Indiana G. A. R
W. J. Sreana
Terre Haute
TRE Methodist Episcopal Ministerial Institute
Connersville
Southern Indiana
Milton
Matthews
James Penn
Fairland
Morris
Newnhouse
Jerome
Howard Countty
Newhouse
Rogers
Waugh
Nassau Junction
Boucwer
Needham
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Edward “Ershner
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Herbert
Wasueton
Maj. Winder
Barceleona
Delawane
Patrick L. Duncan
Bryant Enright
Enright
L. H. Harmiller
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Broomixeros
A. ©. Sweeter
Illinois
Grand Army of the Republic
Tinois
G. A. BR
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