Senator Hoar Dies After Long Illness in Worcester
George Fristie Hoar, senior Massachusetts senator, died at his Worcester home at 1:85 am Friday after a period of unconsciousness dating from Tuesday. Present at his bedside were his son Gen. Rockwood Hoar, his daughter Mary Hoar, and Dr. Warren R. Gilman. The report notes his late public appearances and expressions of respect in the months leading to his death.
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Gen
Rockwood Hoar
Mary Hoar
Warren R. Gilman
Worcester
Mass
George Fristie Hoar
Massachusetts
Crete
Senate
Goddress
Oule Andmatter
Isthmian Canal Work Draws 12000 Laborers Address by Wallace
John F. Wallace, chief engineer of the Panama Canal, told a banquet of 464 members of the Sinais Manufacturers association that about 12 000 laborers are at work, with half skilled, as plans for the canal’s height above sea level are debated. He outlined cost estimates and foundation work considerations during the discussion of a feasible scheme.
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Thicago
John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal
Sinais Manufacturers’ Association
Wallace
France
Maaammaa
Panatea
Prisoner Escapes En Route to City
Alonzo J Whiteman, arrested in St Louis for forgery on September 25, leaped from a fast mail train east of Beffaio New York and fled. The incident follows his transfer toward the city as authorities pursue him.
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Beffaio
N. Y
Discharge of a Pennsylvania System Employee in Age Case
A worker employed under the Pennsylvania System was discharged after 20 years with the firm. The case notes the employee’s age and details about the firing, including that the individual had long service and was replaced by a younger hire. The order implies disciplinary or administrative action related to the workforce.
Heiress to Estate Valued at Half a Million Dollars
Kansas City man Wert Miss tives desiges notes that the heiress is the daughter of painter Poveses Griggs. A Cape Nome contact informed her she inherits a vast estate, valued at about half a million dollars. Jeffry Moers is named as a second cousin. The cousin died at Cape Nome several weeks ago.
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Kansas City
Man
Tives Desiges
Aid
Poveses Griggs
Cape Naotoe
Ahasaa
Vahieod
Haifa
Railleon Dalthirs
Jeffry Moers
Han Woarter
Mysore
Trices
Capo Nome
New York Weekly Business Failures Reported
Weekly report shows declines in U S business failures with totals for New York and Canada. Data notes numbers for the period ending last week, comparing previous week counts and regional totals.
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New York
Get
United States
TSN
Yes
Canada
Sympathy supporters nominate state ticket at Grand Theater
In Salt Lake City a large gathering of sympathizers with the new American party movement met at the Grand theater Friday night and nominated a state ticket headed by WLML. Ferry for Governor.
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Salt Lake City
New American Party
Grand Theater
Wlml. Ferry
Womenactivists damage Manhan Warehouse windows in Wichita
In Wichita Kansas four women Mrs Carrie Nation Mrs Lucy Wilhoite Mrs Lydia Mounts and Mrs Myramechry broke two plate glass windows at Manhan Wholesale Supply Co warehouse. They were arrested and jailed.
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Wichita
Kan
Carrie Nation
Lucy Wilhoite
Lydia Mounts
Myramechry
Manhan Wholesale Supply Co
Cumberland Presbyterian and Presbyterian Church Consolidation Rejected
At a Cumberland Presbyterian conference in St Louis on Friday members rejected the plan to consolidate with the Presbyterian church. The decision preserves the separate denominations and avoids union talks at this time.
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St. Louis
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians Split as Clinton Meeting Votes 34 to 0
The second Presbytery of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian synod met in Clinton and voted 34 to none against uniting with the United Presbyterian church, keeping separate paths for now.
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Columbia, S. C
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Clinton
United Presbyterian Church
Church official denies Rome resignation claim
Rome reports Archbishop Chappelle of New Orleans will not resign as apostolic delegate to Cuba and Porto Rico. In Washington Powell says San Domingo government has purchased a naval vessel and its armament and equipment.
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Rome
Archbishop Chappelle
New Orleans
Cuba
Porto Rico
Washington
Powell
State Department
Iis
Som San Domingo
Henry C Payne III in Critical Health Battle at Arlington Hotel
Postmaster General Henry C Payne lies seriously ill at the Arlington Hotel Washington with heart trouble and sinking spells. Doctors report hopeful signs after a dire day, noting renewed nourishment and improved heart action as the family gathers and care continues.
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Washington
Henry C. Payne
Arlington
Payne
Fridas
Lovelock
Tars
Ino
Tromis
Alternatinis
Goto
Tates
Peart
Magruder
Steko Mach
Masteder
Floods Drown Dozens and Destroy Towns Across Southwest
Reports from Brownsville and Watrous describe severe flooding as the Rio Grande may abandon its bed for Arroyo Colorado. In Watrous New Mexico half the town wiped out with 40s injured and several killed, including J A Stevens family, O F Porter and others. Bridges dams and rail lines washed away, Montezuma Hot Springs facilities damaged.
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San Antonio
Tex
Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Brownsvile
United States
Mexico
Las Veunas
Watrous
J. A. Stevens
Felix Villaret
O. F. Porter
J. E. Stevens
Mara
Lapelloire
Gallinas
Galliinas
Agta Pura Co
Montezuma Hot Springs
Bridge Street
The Indian Schools Annual Report Highlights Gains
Washington Sept 30 Miss Estelle Reel superintendent of Indian schools reports marked improvements in instruction methods and progress in teaching English. Day schools show beneficial effects on older Indians on every reservation with Pine Ridge and Rosebud testing the day school system. Emphasis on agriculture and industrial training noted.
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Washington
Commission of Indian Affairs
Estelle Reel
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
Mines Start Up at Slippery Rock Coal Mines
Sharon Pa Oct 23 United States Steel Corp prepares to start its coal mines at Slippery Rock this week after miners walked out on strike in January.
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Sharon
United States Steel Corporation
Slippers Rock
Chicago day celebration planned by World’s Fair officials
St Louis reports extensive preparations for Chicago day to be held next Saturday with excursions run from surrounding territory. A farewell reception to Gen Corbin is noted as part of events. In New York a farewell gathering for Gen and Mrs Corbin marked their departure to the Philippines with many army friends in attendance.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Gen. Corbin
New York
H. C. Corbin
Philippines
Governor's Island
Midshipmen Return to Annapolis Naval Academy
Seven hundred and fifty midshipmen on summer leave returned to Annapolis for the opening of the Naval Academy with the start of the fall academic year.
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Annapolis
Nurval Academy
Campaign Buttons Mix Causes Democratic Mix Up
In Chicago on October 3 a mistake led the Democratic National Committee to issue two sets of campaign buttons. One batch showed Parker and Davis in pink against a fold background, distributed to western states. A second, smaller silver button with Parker and Davis was ordered for those areas, while the gold faced version was recalled and sent elsewhere.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Parker
Davis
Bryanites
Nebraska
Floor Collapse Injures 37 at St Stanislaus Polish Church
In Adams Massachusetts on Sunday the floor of St Stanislaus Polish church collapsed during the cornerstone laying by Bishop Thomas P Beaven of Springfield. About 150 people fell to the basement, 37 injured, 16 seriously and one possibly fatal. Bishop Beaven and several priests were lightly hurt.
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Adams
Mass
Thomas PD. Beaven
Springfield
St. Stanislaus Polish Church
Beaven
Mob Hangs John Mernson After Killing Will Ployd
In Charleston on October 3 a mob pulled John Mernson from jail near Kershaw and hanged him from a tree outside town limits. two shots were fired into his body as he swung. Will T. Ployd was killed by Mernson earlier.
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Charleston
S. C
John Mernson
Will T. Ployd
Kershaw
Hmits
Evangelists Open Mass Mission in Torrey Hall
Carcar reports that Gieheuven A. Torrey and M. Alexander opened a mission in Torrey hall, a purpose built venue with a capacity of 7,006, drawing large crowds and turning many away.
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Carcar
Het. Gieheuven
A. Torrey
M. Alexander
Torrey Hall
Archbishop of Canterbury Preaches at Trinity Church
The archbishop of Canterbury preached at Trinity Church in New York on Sunday October 3. The historic church, a landmark with rich associations, added a notable event to its chronicles by hosting his sermon.
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Trinity Church
New York
Trinity
Attendance figures at the St Louis World’s Fair
A summary of the opening period shows 12 515 511 admissions during 134 days while the past week alone logged 722 865 attendees as of Saturday night when the gates closed.
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St. Louis
Repaying Uncle Sam on Louisiana Purchase Exposition Loan
St. Louis action on October 3 completed a semi monthly payment of 500000 toward the 4600000 government loan. Total payments to date reach 3408149 with the exposition’s management making the contributions.
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Sam
St. Louis
Earthquake Strikes Calabria as Floods Hit Southern Italy
A strong earthquake rattled southern Italy on Sunday with heavy rain. The epicenter was Calabria where three houses collapsed at Scylla and many more structures were left unsafe.
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Rome
Italy
Calabria
Scylla
Crosby Withdraws as Republic Elector Nominee
Jesse W. Crosby a Mormon filed with the secretary of state his withdrawal as presidential elector nominee on the republican ticket in Cheyenne Wyoming. Objection to his candidacy had been raised.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jesse W. Crosby
Severe Engagement at Port Arthur Rages in Oct World War I
Telegraph reports from Che Foo and Sinmintin describe heavy fighting near Port Arthur with both sides suffering losses. Japanese fortifications rise outside Russian defenses as wintering plans form while Russian and Japanese forces mass for possible breakout and renewed assaults.
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London
Fort Arthur
Daily Telegraph
Chee Foo
Stoessel
Ot Sinmintin
Tien-Tsin
Port Arthur
Mukden
Yentai
Kuropatkin
Bentsiamutze
Liao Yang
Hiamendenz
Sandepu
Che Foo
Liaoti Promontory
Pigeon Bay
Itz Mountain
Tokio
Old Transport Burnside Raised From Tennessee River
The Burnside, an old federal transport sunk near Chattanooga during Civil War operations, has been raised from the riverbed by recent floods and now rests on a shoal with portions of the hull and boilers visible.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Burnside
Tennessee River
Pittsburg Auto Club Meet Features Barney Oldfield Run
At Pittsburg’s first automobile club meet, Barney Oldfield piloted a horsepower machine over five miles in 5 minutes 15 seconds, with the final mile completed in 60 seconds flat.
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Pittsburg
Oct
Holcomb Seeks 60 Hour Transcontinental Auto Run
Chicago October 3. B B Holcomb left the Chicago Automobile club at 2 AM toward New York to beat the 72 hours 43 minutes record and reach 60 hours for the distance. He aims to lower the record in the cross country run.
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Chicago
B. B. Holcomb
Chicago Automobile Club
New York
Rumored Japanese Gunboat Sinks Near Liao Ting Peninsula
Rumor says a Japanese gunboat struck a mine, sank south of the Liao Ting peninsula. A portion of the crew reached an island and were rescued. the gunboat's name is not known.
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Tokio
Liao Ting
Cripple Creek Gold Production Reaches 2.041 Million
Cripple Creek Colorado reports September gold production totaling 2,041,000 dollars. It marks the first monthly output above 2 million since the miners strike began in August 1902.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Massacre Threat Reports Missionaries in China
Twenty six Canadian missionaries are reported in Henan China with a Chinese society said to have decided on a general massacre of foreigners on October 17.
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Toronto
Henan
China
Joe Jefferson Quits After 70 Years on Stage
New York reports veteran actor Joseph Jefferson announces he will never resume theatrical work after over seven decades on the stage. He arrived from Boston recovering from illness, will stay three weeks then journey home to Florida with planned stops in Washington and Atlanta.
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New York
Joseph Jefferson
Jefferson
Boston
Buzzard's Bay
Florida
Washington
Athanta
Street Car Crash Kills Bartender and Injures Many
In San Francisco the Eddy street line car from the park struck a packed Richmond district crowd Sunday night. Frederick Fendsen a bartender died Sergt Harry Curren of the Thirteenth Infantry fatally injured and 12 others seriously hurt when brakes failed on a steep descent and the car lurched forward throwing passengers to the ground. The motorman finally applied all brakes but the vehicle halted only after a violent stop.
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San Francisco
Frederick Fendsen
Harry Curren
Thirteenth
United States Infantry
Richmond
Eddy Street
Five killed in Missouri shooting spree by Memphis man
A Memphian, Charles Geitrell, employed as a clerk at a commissary store, killed four men and a Negro woman at O'Brien's Landing Missouri. He, felled by fever, rushed from his bed in a night robe with a gun and fled into the woods as a sheriff and posse pursue him.
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Memphis
Tenn
O'Brien
Bloodshed After Attack on Colored Glee Club in Indiana
At Landesville near Marion a political meeting sparked a riot injuring twenty and arresting four. A colored glee club from Marion incited violence as fights between Vanburen and Landesville youths escalated with shots and stones. A Marion police squad arrested four with more to come.
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Marion
Ind
Landesville
Orville Ramsey
Ed Reilly
Vanburen
William Clevenger
Colored Glee Club
Entire Standiford Family Poisoned by New Well Water
English Indiana September 30 the eight member Standiford family is dying from copperas poisoning after drinking water from a newly dug well County Health Officer Dr Luckett reports the water contained a large amount of copperas Neighbors care for the family two oldest sons William and George are in a dying condition while the parents and other children remain in critical condition or improving
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Ind
Harrison Standiford
C. D. Luckett
William
George
Standiford
John
James
Annie
May
Plain sewing mandate sparks protest in Wabash schools
In Wabash Indiana on September 29 the school board orders plain sewing taught in public schools for both girls and boys. Students protest tearfully to Miss Laver who oversees the sewing class as pupils bring cloth needle and thread each morning for a half hour of instruction.
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Wabash
Ind
Miss Laver
Iron Hand of the World formed in Bedford to push death penalty
Bedford Indiana October 3 a group led by Elphalet L Pearson establishes The Iron Hand of the World to secure legislation enacting the death penalty for criminal assault with plans for a national scope and temporary headquarters in Bedford.
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Bedford
Ind
Elphalet L. Pearson
Iron Hand
Owner retires trotter John A. McKerron after splint found
Cleveland Ohio reports that H. K. Devereux owner and driver announces the permanent retirement of the trotting horse John A. McKerron due to an apparently incurable splint on its left foreleg.
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Cleveland, O
H. K. Devereux
John A. McKerron
Mcherron
Greentown Fire Destroys Barns and Sheds
Greentown, Ind. endured a Thursday morning blaze that swept the Frakes and Lindey livery barn the John Marquis machine shop and Frank Lawrence farm implement house. Several residences and barns were partly consumed by the flames.
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Kokomo
Ind
Greentown
Here
Frakes & Lindey
John Marquis
Frank Lawrence
Three Men Die in Stock Train Wreck Near Pismarck
A Dickinson special reports three men killed and one injured in a stock train wreck near Pismarck. The dead are Smyth Dobson of Dickinson George Davis of Saginaw Mich and Fred Veipert of Montana.
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St. Paul
Minn
Dickinson
N. D
Pismarck
Smyth Dob Son
George Davis
Saginaw
Mich
Fred Veipert
Montana
Girl Scarred in Tomato Plant Accident at Haverkamp Bros
Pearl Irish a 14 year old girl in Indianapolis was caught by hair in a plant shafting at Haverkamp Bros and Haverkamp losing her scalp from above the eyes to the back of the head.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Haverkamp Bros. & Haverkamp
Pearl Irish
Navy reports Guam revenue fails to fund improvements
The Navy Department received a report from the Guam naval station noting that inland or island revenues are very limited and cannot cover government demands for road work and other improvements.
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Washington
Navy Department
Naval Station
Guam
Chillicothe Town Partly Destroyed In Sunday Fire
Chillicothe, 22 miles northeast, suffered partial destruction Sunday night with two printing offices a telephone exchange a meat market and a grocery burned. Loss estimated at about 75000 dollars.
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Peoriz
Lil
Chillicothe
Here
Monument Unveiled for Gen William Clark in Bellefontaine
In St. Louis on Sunday October 3 a monument was unveiled at Bellefontaine Cemetery honoring Gen William Clark one of the Lewis and Clark expedition leaders. The ceremony remembered his role in the 1803 Northwest Territory expedition.
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Clark
St. Louis
Bellefontaine
William Clark
Lewis and Clark
Northwest Territory
Cotton Mill Strike Gains Ground With Merchant Action
Fall River Mass October 3 11th week of the cotton mill strike sees improved prospects for settlement as local merchants take active measures and plan a conference to push talks forward.
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Fall River
Mass
Vice President Corral to represent Diaz at St. Louis expo
Mexico City reports Vice President Corral will attend the St. Louis exposition as Diaz’s representative. He will be accompanied by Gen. Torres and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Nunez.
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Mexico City
Corral
St. Louis Exposition
Diaz
Torres
the Treasury
Nunez
Boy Dies of Lockjaw After Calf Incident
Ona Watson, 12, of Corydon Indiana, died in Booneville after a calf threw him. He had arm injuries from the fall and developed lockjaw, a consequence of the incident reported on September 30.
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Booneville
Ind
Ona Watson
Corydon
Dan McCormick Completes Oil Well Near Redkey
Hartford City Indiana September thirtieth Dan McCormick finishes a well for the Dunkirk and Redkey Oil Co on the Hoppis lease near Redkey The well drills to 800 feet and strikes 400 feet of deep pay sand filling with oil at completion.
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Hartford City
Ind
Dan McCormick
Dunkirk and Redkey Oil Co
Hoppis
Redkey
Prohibition Candidate Silas C Swallow Opens Indiana Tour
Silas C Swallow the prohibition candidate for president began a speaking tour in Indiana with an address in Kokomo at the Alhambra. He was accompanied by Vorney Cushing of Maine and State Chairman Newlin as his aides.
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Silas C. Swallow
Indiana
Kokomo
Ind
Alhambra
Son Kills Father in quarrel at Hardinsburg
Salem Ind Oct 1 Silas Radcliff was killed at Hardinsburg by his son Oliver after a quarrel. Oliver Radcliff struck the father with a club and was placed in jail.
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Salem
Ind
Silas Radcliff
Hardinsburg
Oliver
Mystery Surrounds His Death In Chicago Suburbs
Mishawaka Indiana September 30 Charles B Murphy 21 of this city was found dead Thursday morning on a railroad track at the outskirts of Chicago. Relatives have been advised that no train killed him and some mystery envelopes his death.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Charles B. Murphy
Chicago
Superintendent Thompson Dead in Marion Indiana
Marion Indiana September 30 Superintendent Alex Thompson who served eight years as county school chief died Thursday morning from appendicitis. He was regarded as one of the state’s best educators.
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Thompson
Marion
Ind
Alex. Thompson
Tragedy in the Street in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana on Friday night Mrs Michael Gorman shot her husband twice in the head then killed herself firing two more bullets into her brain. Both victims lay on the sidewalk dying amid mutual accusations of infidelity. Mrs Gorman dying and her husband is critically injured.
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Muncie
Ind
Michael Gorman
Assignee Estimates North Manchester Bank Assets At 60000
Wabash Ind Sept 30 Lewis Signs assignee of the Bank of North Manchester reports assets including J and J B Harters property total 60000 with 30 percent bad or doubtful. He expects about 40009 realizable to pay depositors in full and may leave some for the elderly Harters if more is recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Lewis
Bank of North Manchester
North Manchester
J. B. Harter
Harters
Veteran Soldier Fatally Injured In Accident At Home
Lawrenceburg Ind Sept 30 John Calwell 65 a veteran soldier was probably fatally injured while cutting wood when the ax pole struck a clothes line and in descending struck his head. His skull was fractured and little hope of recovery is entertained.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
John Calwell
Hunter Dies of Heart Disease During Hunt in Indiana
William R. Thurgood age 45 manager of a flouring mill at Vincennes Indiana collapsed and died while hunting in the Wabash river bottoms near Mt. Carmel. He was active in lodge circles and politics in the region.
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Hunter
Eversville
Ind
Wabash River
Mt. Carmel
Willian R. Thurgood
Vincennes
Prohibition Candidate Knocked Senseless at Harrison Township Meeting
John Pariss, a Pulaski county prohibition candidate, was knocked unconscious by a gang of hoodlums offended by his speech in Winamac Indiana. Prominent prohibitionists spoke to a large audience at Harrison township gathering.
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Winnamac
Ind
John Paris
Pulaski County
Harrison Township
Campaign opens in Indianapolis with Beveridge and Overstreet
The first Republican campaign meeting in Indianapolis was held at Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday night. An illustrated procession escorted Senator Albert J. Beveridge and Congressman Overstreet to the hall, which was well filled.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tomlinson Hall
Albert J. Beveridge
Congressman Overstreet
State pardons board adjourns to meet in December
Indianapolis Ind Oct 1 The state board of pardons adjourned Friday afternoon to meet again in December when action is expected on the petition for a complete pardon for Reverend William E Hinshaw who is serving a life sentence for wife murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Pardons
Wm. E. Hinshaw
Democratic Campaign Opens in Eighth District at Muncie
Charles S. Hemlin of Boston assistant secretary of the treasury under Cleveland opened the Democratic campaign in the Eighth district in Muncie Indiana on a Friday night.
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Muncie
Ind
Eighth District
Charless. Hemlin
Boston
the Treasury
Cleveland
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends Takes Steps for Superseded Ministers
Richmond Indiana October 1 The Indiana yearly meeting of Friends moved to provide for superannuated ministers a previous aim not attempted by the society. Membership reports show a figure slightly above 20 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Bippus Oil Co Buys 4000 Acres Of Leases In Grant County
Bluffton Indiana October 1 The Bippus Oil Co Friday purchased from the Bippus estate 4000 acres of oil leases in Grant county containing 130 producing wells and a daily production of 350 barrels for 250000 dollars Friends Favor Temperance Indiana yearly meeting notes on temperance and progress of Friends peace association reports in America
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Bippus Ol Co
Bippus
Grant County
Friends Favor
Richmond
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Peace Association of Friends In America
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Iowa
Lnte
James Ca’ Lannn
Mwailionaire
Hoar
Finsen
Copenhagen
Niels Finsen
Freemen
Pennsylvania
Penoes
Aba
Eytucer
Nhews
Sta
Oetpissee
American Party Movement
Henry C. Payne III
Hon, Henry C, Payne
New
Mexxico
THE
Democratic Committee
American Evangelists
Joe Jefferson
Buzzard’s Bay
Charles Geitrell
PEPS
Fairdale
New Albany
James Dalton
Harrison County
Samuel Jones
Dalton
Jones
Harrison
Angeline Neer
Rich
North Manchester Bank
Hinshaw
Elkhart
Sheri
T. Joseph
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