Organized Militia at Camp Young Drills with Regular Army
Camp Young Kentucky Oct 2 Organized militia from six states swarmed into Camp Young near West Point. About 9 000 troops arrived by nightfall and half set up permanent camps. Regulars trained in intrenchments while cavalry prepared for a review that drew Russian and British officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Young
West Point
Bates
State Guard
Maj
Raspapoff
Col. Foster
Weat Point
Indiana
Michigan
Michigan Infantry
Ermies
Turks Routed In Five Engagements Near Kenatova
Five engagements reported near Kenatova as 5 000 Turks were attacked by insurgents. Insurgents routed with heavy Turkish losses including officers and three colonels. One insurgent leader died by self sacrifice to avoid capture. Additional clashes claim 6 000 Turks routed by 20 insurgents in Pirin mountains over four days.
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Sofiz
Kenatova
Tonicheff
Pirin
Sofia
Haskovo
Adrianople
London
Mehomia
Razilog
Balkans
de St. Petersburg
Appointed Vali of Beirut Ignoring Consuls Requests
Beirut October 2 description states that the porte appointed Khalia Pasha of Brussa as vali of Beirut despite unanimous requests from the consuls. Fears rise of disorders when Nazim Ber departs as acting vali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vali
Beirut
Porte
Khalia Pasha
Jockey Skeets Martin Suspended by Jockey Club
London Oct 2 J H Skeets Martin American jockey suspended from riding October 2 to 9 by the stewards for attempting to anticipate the start in the race for the Hopeful stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeets Martin
London
J. H
Skeets) Martin
Jockey Club
Gen Orlando Smith critically ill in Chicago home
Gen Orlando Smith vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co before receivership is critically ill at his Chicago home. Doctors fear he may not recover and his condition is serious with a limited prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Chicago
Orlando Smith
Baltimore & Oale Railroad Co
Rialto Grain and Securities Sues Officials for Big Damages
The Rialto Grain and Securities Co files suit in the federal court seeking 35 000 dollars actual and 20 000 dollars punitive damages against Sheriff Joseph F. Dickman Circuit Attorney Joseph W Folk and assistant W Scott Hancock. Grand jury members named as co defendants. Maj Hugh Dennis also sues for 25 000 actual and 25 000 punitive damages alleging he was marched through St Louis streets and deprived of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rialto Grain and Securities Co
Frealh
Joseph F. Dickman
Joseph W. Folk
W. Scott Hancock
Ltake
Maj
Hugh ©. Dennis
Rialto Company
Sane
Aid American Negroes Convention Plans Boost Fund
The Commercial American Negro convention in Brooklyn closes with a plan to form the American Negro Cooperative and Industrial association. Aimed at raising 200 million pounds to aid Negroes, it proposes taxing 10 million Americans 41 cents monthly to fund ventures. Interest at 4 percent would amount to eight million dollars yearly for factories institutions stock purchases and other business enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commercial American Negro Convention
Brooklyn
American Negro Cooperative and Industrial Association
United States
Wen Lang fatally shoots Chinese man in gambling quarrel
Wen Lang used a mail coat and a self cocking revolver to kill one Chinese man and wound two others in a Friday night shooting rooted in a gambling quarrel. The incident highlights tensions in the local Chinese gambling scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioston
Get
Wen Lang
Student Robert Cordes Dies in Suspected Regimental Abuse
Berlin October 3. Robert Cordes a student died by his own action. Alleged cause was harsh treatment by Ensign von Hentings and several sergeants in his regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Robert Cordes
Ensign von Hentings
British Embassy Secretary Arrives in Washington
Secretary to the British Embassy Arthur Baikes arrived in Washington on Friday to open the embassy before a successor to Sir Michael Herbert is chosen. He paid respects to Acting Secretary Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Baikes
Michael Herbert
Loomis
Part of a Texas Town Flooded
Part of Brownwood Texas flooded by river rise with heavy damage to the lower town. Families evacuated as waters rose. In Nebraska Lincoln announcements say William Jennings Bryan leaves for the East Sunday with his son William, trip to London and Europe planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brownwood
Tex
Admiral Kempf Set for Retirement in Pacific Naval District
Navy orders show Admiral Kempf to retire after testing his detachment from duty in the Pacific naval district. The move follows standard retirement procedures and marks the end of a long service career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempf
Ington
Oct
Odt
Pacific’ Naval District
Alleged Peculations Afflict Playing Card Co Officers
New York on Oct 3 report Marie Layton Johnson wife of Albert A Johnson a dentist is jailed on grand larceny charges related to defalcations in United States Playing Card Co accounts. Officials estimate losses from 30000 to 64000 with Wall Street speculation implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States Playing Card Co
Cincinnati
New York
Marie Layton Johnson
Albert A. Johnson
Larcamont
N. Y
John Onwake
R. H. McCutcheon
R. J. Morgan
Johnson
Marie Layton
McCutcheon
Dr. Johnson
McClusky
Hanover National Bank
President stands by plan for Cuban reciprocity treaty session
Washington reports pressure to delay an extraordinary session in November. The president says the government is committed to making the Cuban reciprocity treaty effective at the earliest date and views keeping the word as a matter of good faith, declining proposals to abandon the session idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Girl Assaulted and Killed Near Guthrie
Mary Prokesh aged 12 was found half buried by roadside in Northern Payne county with a throat cut. Izes E. Rogers aged 17 confessed to the assault and murder and said he aided by concealed others, naming Frank Quinness and a youth Muller now jailed in Stillwater. Rogers is jailed in Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Ohio
Mary Prokesh
Payne County
Izes E. Rogers
Rogers
Frank Quinness
Muller
Stillwater
Perry
King Alfonso to Wed
Madrid reports on high court authority that the queen mother and Emperor Francis Joseph have arranged the marriage of King Alfonso to Archduchess Eleanor, eldest daughter of Archduke Charles Stephen of Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Madrid
Francis Josef
Austria
Eleanor
Chas. Stephen
Hamilton Club Likely Leader in 1904 National Republican Meet
Chicago news reports the executive committee of the National Republican League met amid preparations for the 1904 convention. The Hamilton Club of Chicago is favored to head the drive to secure the event, with discussions centered on securing the nomination and coordinating party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Republican
Hamilton Club
National Republican League
Ohio Man Earns Doctor Engineer Degree in Berlin
Clarence B. Schultz of Cincinnati received the degree of doctor engineer from the Technical University in Berlin. He is the first American to be conferred this degree, created by Emperor William three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Clarence B. Schultz
Cincinnati
Technical University
Exhperor Wiliams
Trials date set for battleship Missouri in October
Washington reports the official trial of the battleship Missouri will occur on October 21. Capt. Cowles, brother of President Theodore Roosevelt, will be involved in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Washington
Capt. Cowles
Roosevelt
Official Tribute Planned for Sir Michael Herbert Memory
Washington October 3 government to pay tribute at St Johns church Tuesday October 6 Rev Cotton Smith to officiate the memorial for Rt Hon Sir Michael H Herbert G C M G ambassador to the United States who died September 34 President and cabinet to attend. Diplomatic corps to attend with representatives and officials in uniform. Baron Sternberg may attend as representative of Emperor William if able. London memorial to be held Marlborough House chapel Tuesday afternoon with diplomatic corps seats.
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Washington
St. John’s Church
Cotton Smith
Michael H. Herbert
C. B
United States
Arthur Raikes
Edward
Count Cassini
Senor de Aspirez
Baron von Sternberg
Michael
Emperor William
Baron Sternberg
New Hampshire
State Department Suday
J.oomis
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Sir Michael
Loomis
Ohio
Lady Herbert
Lord Pauncefote
England
London
Michael Herbert
Marlborough House Chapel
St. James Palace
Tornado Kills Three Near Princeton Illinois
A tornado two miles southeast of Princeton Illinois on October 5 killed three people Mrs. Charles F. Sherwin Mrs. Alvira Sherwin and Emmet Welch of Tishiwa visited at the Sherwin home. Charles F. Sherwin suffered serious internal injuries. The storm destroyed a new Cater residence and damaged corn fields and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Charles F. Sherwin
Alvira Sherwin
Charles W. Sherwin
Emmet Welch
Tishiwa
Visistor
Sherwin
J. F. Cater
Riot At Dunshaughlin Over South Meath Candidate
London reports a riot at Dunshaughlin during a campaign for South Meath. John Redmond and other nationalists supported David Sheehy against John Howard Parnell. Blows were exchanged with bludgeons and stones injuring many as Redmond denounced Parnell as a traitor to Irish unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Howard Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
South Meath
Redmanites
John Redmond
David Sheehy
Dunshaughlin
J. H. Parnell
Yellow Fever Update From Laredo
Laredo Texas reports little change in the yellow fever situation with four new cases and one death shown on the official Sunday bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
China拒拒 French troops on Min-Kiang river
Shanghai on October 5 reports the Chinese government refused France permission to station French troops on the Min-Kiang river to protect Annam from rebels. The request involved deployment in the neighboring Guangxi province. The decision marks a friction point in Sino French relations over regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Shanghai
Min-Kiang
Annam
Kwang-Si
Miles Denies Candidacy for Any Office
Gen. Nelson A. Miles stated in Dallas on October 5 that he is not a candidate for any office and does not expect to run for president or Texas governor. He emphasized he has no plans to seek public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gert. Miles
Dallas
Tex
Nelson A. Miles
United States
Texas
Tornado Devastates St Charles Winona County
A tornado near St Charles in Winona County Minnesota killed seven people and injured twenty eight, with severe injuries reported. Forty two houses were destroyed and total property damage estimated at one hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
St Paul
Minn
St Charles
Winona ‘County
Two Men Killed in Derrick Accident at Montreal Site
Two men were instantly killed at the St. Charles site in Montreal when a derrick wire broke and struck them. A third man was shocked and injured but will recover, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Kiletin Point St. Charles
Vessel Capsized as Hackley Sinks in Lake Michigan Disaster
The steamer Eric H Hackley capsized during a Saturday night squall on Lake Michigan. Thirteen people drowned while seven were rescued by the steamer Sheboygan after floating on wreckage all night. Rescued crew say wreck debris hindered immediate escape and some missing may have reached north.
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Marinette
Wis
Lake Michigan
Eric H. Hackley
Sheboygan
Hackley
Freen Island
2 Haven
Fish Creek
Lipton May Not Build New Challenger
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived in New York from Chicago on Sunday and will stay until Friday before sailing home. He has no current plan to build another challenger but would keep Shamrock II in New York as a possible trial horse if a justified day comes to bring over another challenger, noting the need for another Herreshoff on the other side.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Chicago
Stunday
Hame
Shamrock IL
Herreshoff
Two Thousand Turks Killed in Salonica Outrage
Bulgarian authorities report planned outrages in Salonica with 20 Turkish villages burned in Razlog district. The large village of Bonisko is said to have been destroyed and its 2,000 Turkish inhabitants killed.
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Salonica
Razlog
Bonisko
Reserve Policeman Killed in Pittsburg Shooting
Andrew J. Kelly a reserve policeman was shot and killed during an arrest attempt Sunday night Melicz a Hungarian resisted with a companion when Kelly intervened Melicz drew a revolver and fired three shots two hit Kelly killing him
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Pittsburg
Andrew J. Kelly
Dusan Melicz
Melicz
Kelly
Moorish Exhibit Funds Paid for St Louis Fair
A Tangier correspondent reports the sultan of Morocco has provided a second installment of 590000 dollars to the American syndicate organizing the Moorish exhibit for the St Louis exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tangier
Morocco
Anarchists and Socialists Clash in Barre Va
The clash in Barre Virginia on October 5 left one man dying and another with a serious bullet wound though not fatal. A third person was arrested and charged with firing the shots.
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Barre
Allen Line Orders 12000 Ton Atlantic Mail Steamer
The Allen Line orders a 12000 ton turbine steamer at Belfast, the first of its kind to ply the Atlantic. The vessel is destined for the mail service between Liverpool and Canada.
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New Allen Line
London
Allen Line
Belfast
Atlantic
Liverpool
Canada
Austria and Russia press for full reform execution
Vienna reports both Austria-Hungary and Russia sent identical telegrams to Constantinople ambassadors. They insist on completing reforms in the vilayets, deplore suppression excesses, and pledge humanitarian aid to aid victims and rebuild villages churches and schools.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Muerzstag
Austria
Russia
Constantinople
Austria-Hungary
Vilayets
Sublime Porte
Porte
Dttr
Macedonian Committee
Roosevelt delays on canal as Colombia pact looms
Paris reports from Bogota via Panama indicate no rush on a canal move. Opponents cheer as the U S pretends to back away from the Nicaraguan route. Bogota reads President Roosevelt as waiting until August if needed and likely accepting Colombia's terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York Herald
Bogota
Panama
United States
Roosevelt
Colombia
Milwaukee woman wins damages from Sacred Heart convent
Miss Mary Archer formerly of Milwaukee sued the Sacred Heart convent for dismissal from the order and confinement in an asylum on grounds of insanity. A jury awarded $8,600 damages $2,000 wages and $5,000 for wrongful dismissal after her release. The verdict was cheered in London Ontario court.
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London
Ont
Mary Archer
Milwaukee
Sacred Heart Convent
Balloon Trip Covers 100 Miles in Seven Hours
George T. Tomlinson and W. H. Shackford of Syracuse started from Binghamton for New York in a balloon and landed at Constableville in Southern Lewis County. Wind drifted them toward Utica as the balloon traveled 100 miles in seven hours.
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Syracuse
N. Y
George T. Tomlinson
W. H. Shackford
Binghamton
New York
Constableville
Lewis County
Utica
Mexican Exhibit Chief Heads to St Louis for Booth Work
Engineer Albino R. Nuncio, chief of the Mexican commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, departed Mexico City for St Louis to supervise the erection of booths for the Mexican exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Albino R. Nuncio
St. Louis
Two Hundredth Anniversary Services at Andover Seminary
Andover Massachusetts October 5. Public exercises begin at the Andover Theological Seminary to mark the 200th anniversary of Jonathan Edwards birth. The celebration includes public services and lectures at the seminary on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Mass
Jonathan Edwards
Andover Theological Seminary
Th Seminary
Hendricks Gang Captured by Marion Police
Marion Indiana Oct 3 Capt George Pennock and Patrolman Ham surrounded a house and captured Jim Hendricks wanted for murder in Decatur his wife and Al Risk alias W Morrisey after a struggle Hendricks walked on crutches from a prior escape Mrs Hendricks disarmed and Hendricks and Risk had been discharged from Ohio penitentiary. Dayton police chief says the trio is a desperate gang but not wanted there currently.
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Marion
Ind
George
Pennock
Ham
Jim Hendricks
Fisher
Decatur
al Risk
W. Morrisey
Hendricks
Darton
Risk
Ohio
Dayton
Perry murder plot trial begins in Evansville court
The state prosecutes A. J. Perry for hiring Gabe Brown to set fire to the J. L. McCutcheon lumber yards in Evansville last March. The case opened in circuit court with multiple witnesses to come. Brown, jailed at Jeffersonville reformatory, testified an hour and reaffirmed his police court story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
A. J. Perry
Gabe Brown
J. L. McCutcheon
Brown
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Perry
Lake Cities Electric Railway Sale Ties Up Reorg Plan
Col. Russell B. Harristo announced that Judge Baker's order directing the Lake Cities electric railway property sale at Michigan City Ind was the final step in the reorganization. The move, made on Harristo’s application with bondholders and creditors backing him, was described as friendly with no bidding rivalries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Russell B. Harristo
Baker
Federal Court
Lake Cities Electric Railway
Michigan City
Boilermakers Strike Talks Stall In Indianapolis
The Big Four boilermakers strike stayed unchanged after Thursday conferences between union and company reps. Grand President McNeal is on hand. Mattoon boilermakers were offered 33 cents an hour to return. A raise within three months was offered to others who return. A Friday meeting aims to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Big Four
McNea
Mattoon
Prison Labor Contracts Set for 400 Inmates in Indiana
Michigan City Oct 3 The Indiana prison board set labor contracts for 400 prisoners. Mt Airy Stone Co Logansport will receive 52 15 cents per day for six years. Three hundred men were contracted to J G Mott Co Re-Hance Manufacturing Co and Sterling Manufacturing Co at the same rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Indiana Prison Board
Mt. Airy Stone Co
Logansport
J. G. Mott & Co
Re- Hance Manufacturing Co
Sterling Manufacturing Co
Daniel Sheehan Learns of Son’s Death in St Louis
Indianapolis citizen Daniel Sheehan learned on Thursday that his 15-year-old son Will, who had left the city weeks ago, was killed by a street car in St Louis after receiving a telegram in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Daniel Sheehan
East Washington Street
Will
St. Louis
Boilermakers End Strike and Wage Concessions Made
The Big Four boilermakers ended their strike and were ordered to return to work by Grand President McNeill. Wages rise 2 cents an hour and some apprentice concessions are reported. Police secure trace of John M Flora who eloped with $6,600 from local banks and purchased train tickets to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boilermakers
Indianapolis
Ind
Big Four
McNeill
John M. Flora
Flora
William Clingenpool
Delphi
Drowning near Schooner Point on the Ohio River
A man named Charles Mode reportedly drowned while mussel fishing in the Ohio River near Schooner Point in English Indiana during October. The incident occurred after he went overboard from a boat associated with Rev. Felix Moden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Ohio River
Schooner Point
Charles Mode
Felix Moden
Laura May Hugh Dies After Friday Incident
Laura May Hugh, a years old, died Friday after an incident noted in this fragment. Details are incomplete but indicate a fatal event and a medical or vaccination reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura’ Mayhugh
Death rate among Friends exceeds births at Indiana meeting
Reports from the 87th Indiana yearly meeting of Friends in Marion indicate the death rate among Friends has surpassed births since 1897. A Harriet Green memorial fund for Gulliford college was voted, and Francis W. Thomas urged early marriage against curtailment of childbearing. A Marion Norrist college student, Ora E, 18, was arrested in Anderson on a loosened marriage charge involving 16 year old Lelia Day with $1,000 bond set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
White Institute
Friends’ Industrial School
Wabash
Committee On Indian Affairs
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Harriet Green
Gulliford College
Friends
Francis W. Thomas
Dumreith
Chia
Ora E
Marion Mal College
Anderson
Inyol
Lelia Day
Wood
Cole
Lcense
Interurban Railway Plans Mile Book Program in Indianapolis
Managers of the interurban system in Indianapolis consider interchangeable mileage books offering five hundred thousand mile books at about 1 1/4 cents per mile. The plan would be tested on Indianapolis lines before possible statewide extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
German Inventor Nearing Breakthrough In U S Venture
Indianapolis report details Carl Rabe a young German inventor who traveled to America to seek capital for a device he says will save electricity. Lacking English he worked three months as a conk shovelers helper before a streetcar struck him—narrowly avoiding death—while awaiting funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl Rabe
Rabe
Indiana oil fields lease deal totals 40000 acres
Marion Indiana October 2 The American Window Glass Co American Oil and Gas Co and the National Oil Co close a deal with Pittsburgh investors for leases on about 40000 acres of oil and gas lands in five Indiana counties The cash consideration is 2 million dollars The new company plans to invest 1 million to expand the property and will drill 300 wells in the next year The syndicate is led by Senator William Flinn of Pittsburgh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
American Window Glass Co
American Oil and Gas Co
National Oil Co
Pittsburg
Indiana
William Flinn
Oser Divorce Action in Wabash Court
Mrs. Hettie May Oser files for divorce and 8900 alimony in Wabash circuit court. She accuses Theodore Oser of forcing her to rise early to cook breakfast split wood tend the horse and hitch it while he slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Wabash, Ind
Wabash Circuit
Hettie May Oser
Teneedore Oser
Water Hauling From Bedford Due To Drought
Extreme drought in southern Indiana forces Monon Railroad to haul water from Bedford to tanks at Leipsic Paoli and Salem as supplies fail. Other enterprises are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Indiana
Monon Railroad Co
Leipsic
Paoli
Salem
Nine year old in Logensport charged for arson
In Logansport Indiana on October 3 a nine year old named Paul Gross was charged with forging an excuse to miss school long enough to set a barn on fire. He was arrested and confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logensport
Ind
Paul Gross
Strong Competitor Seen After Glass and Oil Purchase
Marion Ind Oct 3 The purchase of the American Window Glass and National Oil Co interests by an eastern oil company for 2 000 090 is viewed by oil operators as creating a formidable rival to the Standard Oil Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
American Window Glass and National Oil Co
Eastern
Standard Oil Co
Watch dispute leads to suit in Anderson
Grace Beck sues William Jox of Anderson after he refused to return a gold watch given during their engagement. In Evansville news, 60 year old Joseph Birat died at the Southern Indiana insane asylum after recent illness and service at a company.
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Anderson
Ind
Het
Grace Beck
Willam Jox
Joseph, Ehret
Asylus
Evansville
Joseph
Birat
Indiana
Shay 3
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