Dan Patch Sets World Pace Record at Lexington
Dan Patch, driven by McHenry, clocked 1:59 1/4 for a mile in Lexington with two followers and no wind shields. The time fell short of the sulky record by 1.25 seconds, while the wagon record was set at 2:01.44 by Little Boy. Four thousand spectators witnessed the fast-track win as Sadie Mac won the Kentucky 3-year-old trot stake in two straight heats, matching the year’s fastest mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Dan Patch
Little Boy
Memphis
Hadson
McGuire
McHenry
Dan Yateh
M. W. Savage
Minneapolis
Major Delwar
Louw Dillon
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Kentucky
Sadie Mac
Sadie Mac Lervseif
Girls in riot at New York factory strike
In a Friday night clash at a hat factory on Fhat street about 59 workers from the Ho Serters union clashed with Italian workers. Several girls were stabbed with one severely hurt and taken to a hospital. The incident followed a failed wage demand and ongoing picket lines outside the plant as tensions rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fhat Street
Ho Serters” Union
Starion
Msid
Peter Ellott Adjudged Insane in Washington Case
Peter Ellott of Minnesota, arrested at the White House after a violent attack on officers, was officially adjudged insane in Washington on October 17 and committed to St. Elizabeths asylum. Doctors Vale and Marbury testified he is a paratolac and prone to violence. he remained calm during the hearing and did not speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peter Ellott
Minnesota
White House
St. Elizabeth's
Asyium
Vale
Marbury
Eliott
Eliiott
Municipal Judge Ira H. Shissler Dies Suddenly in Minnesota
Mankato Minnesota October 17 Municipal Judge Ira H. Shissler died Friday afternoon of congestion of the lungs. He was 56 and a prominent Republican in politics. He had served as mayor corporation attorney and county attorney at Van Wert Ohio before moving to Mankato two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Minn
Ira H. Shissler
van Wert
Arlington inters eight American soldiers from the Philippines
The bodies of eight American soldiers who died in the Philippines were interred at Arlington National Cemetery Friday. The remains were escorted to the grave by a platoon and there were appropriate religious services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Arlington
National Cemetery
Guldiers
Royal Flush Kills Player in Home Poker Game
In Wilkes Barre on October 17 Joseph Mu ralto drew a royal flush at home during a poker game and died of heart failure, according to the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Royal
Wilkesbarre
Joseph Muralto
Royal Allah
Platt and Janeway Wed Quietly at Holland House
New York reports that United States Senator Thomas C. Platt married Mrs. Lilian T. Janeway in a private ceremony at the Holland House on Sunday night. The couple cited avoiding public attention as the reason for secrecy. They departed New York for a brief trip and later arrived in Lakewood, New Jersey, with no disclosed plans for their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Platt
Mrs. Janeway
New York
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Lilian T. Janeway
Holland House
Burrell
Fte
Platts
vJaneway
Platt
Lakewood
N. J
Flatt
Pittsburg Team Disbands After World Series Share
The Pittsburg team of the National League disbands for the season after splitting the world series receipts worth 21660 dollars. President Dreyfuss divided the sum into sixteen shares, with all players getting equal shares except five who received one extra sixteenth. The team presented Dreyfuss with a gold stop watch, and pitcher Phillippe received an extra check and ten shares of stock from the owners in appreciation of his performance against the Boston Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fittsburg
Dreyfuss
Doheny
Thompson
Carish
Murphy
A Vorce
Dreyfus
Phillippe
Inb
Boston Americans
New Cruiser Denver Sails for Trial on New England Coast
The cruiser Denver commanded by Capt. Salman G. Chase left Neafle & Levy Kensington yard for a trial trip on the New England coast. Unarmored steel protected twin screw vessel designed for the Philippines, target speed about 16 knots. Speed test set for October 22 over the government course at Cape Porpoise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Denver
Salman G. Chase
Kensington
Neafle & Levy
New England
United States Navy
Philippine Islands
Capea Porpoise
New Counterfeit Ten Dollar Note Reported
The secret service announces the discovery of a new counterfeit ten dollar United States note. The note, a 1901 series Lyons register, Roberts treasurer, features portraits of Lewis and Clark. It is a well executed lithographic print on band paper with pink seal numbering and a large XX Ten on the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
United States
Lyons Register
Roberts
Lewis and Clark
Wreck kills four harvest hands near Langley Kansas
Four harvest hands were killed when a Missouri Pacific fast freight derailed two miles east of Langley Kansas. Heavy rains had weakened the road bed and as the train rounded a curve the rails spread causing 11 cars to pile in a heap. The workers, returning from Western Kansas, were reportedly traveling without authorization.
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Lindaberg
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Langiey
Kansas
Whisky price rise agreement reached in Indiana
Terre Haute Oct. 16 An agreement to raise whisky prices has been reached between the whisky combine and independent distillers. Prices to be steadily increased to 1.32 dollars, the level prior to a six day price cut. Donora tragedy details suicide by two youths after a fatal workplace incident. Paterson relief fund aims to aid flood sufferers with expected contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Whisky Combine
Paterson, N. J
Russia to Withdraw Troops From Manchuria Except Guards
Port Dalny reports a British mediated plan between Russia and Japan. Proposals include restoring Manchuria to China, opening major towns to foreign trade, and Russia withdrawing all troops except railway guards while preserving Yatou river forestry and Yongampho concessions. A czar led commission will study budget and trade measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Port Dalny
Japan
Claude MacDonald
Russia
Manchuria
China
Yatau River
Yongampho
Yatu River
Czar
Far East
Alexieff
Paris
Count Cassini
United States
Count Carsini
Europe
Great Britain
Russian Foreign Minister Prefers Amicable Japan Settlement
St. Petersburg dispatch says Count Lamsdorff backs an amicable settlement with Japan. He warns against external complications and notes U S eagerness to press Russia on Manchuria pledges.
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London
St. Petersburg
Party
Telegraph
Count Lamsdorf
Japan
Abo
Count Lamsdorff
United States
Russia
New Revenue Cutter Heads to Cleveland for Lake Erie Dispute
Milwaukee October 19 The new revenue cutter Tuscarora under Captain Hall will sail from Milwaukee to Cleveland to join the settlement talks between the United States and Canada over Lake Erie fishing rights. The ship will coal at once and then proceed to report to the Cleveland collector of customs.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mmilwaukee
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Lake Erie
Hall
Tuscarora
Gathering Mussel Shells and Local Wealth Tales
Carbondale Illinois reports excited citizens collecting mussel shells from the Wa bash river in White county with shells selling at 15 dollars a ton and some workers hauling a ton daily while pearls found in the river bed fetch values from 10 to 1850 dollars. Augusta Maine notes Chauncey Silman son of the First National Bank of New York president and a self described millionaire marries Mary Wright a former nurse at Boston City Hospital who cared for Truman during typhoid fever.
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Carbondale
Maurie
Wabash River
White County
Marrica
Augusta
Chauncey Silman
First National Bank of New York
Mary Wright
Boston City Hospital
Struman
Aberdeen Fire Destroys Main Street Killing Four
A Friday 9 AM to 2 PM Aberdeen blaze wiped out about forty business buildings including two banks and two hotels, with four deaths. Fire started at the Mach lodging house, spread through wooden structures, and required dynamite to halt. Injured included Fire Chief Koehler. Dolis McKenzie died from collapse. Charles Rolfs cremated. an unknown man also perished. Insurance limited due to inflammable construction. Fire departments from Hoquiam and Montesano aided.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Bank
Pacific Hotel
Crescent
Grays Harbor
Mach
Ahe
Hoquian
Montesano
Pullman
Koehler
Dolis McKenzie
Eagle
McKenzie
Charles Rolfs
Daniel Webster
Alaska Railway Planned Southwest to Tanana River
John E Baline chairman of the Alaskan Central railway finance committee succeeds after departments. The railroad will run from Seward on the southern coast of Alaska north to the Tanana river a distance of 420 miles. It will connect Central Alaska for year round daily communication and is being built at about 1245 miles per year. Seward gains a post office as ocean terminus and Seward is eyed as a cable objective with a suitable appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John E. Ballaine
Alaskan Central Railway
Seward
Alaska
Tanana River
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
War Department
Always in Front Wins All-Age Stake at Nebraska Meet
In Friend Nebraska on October 17 Always in Front a Nebraska hound owned by W B Malcolm of York Nebraska took the all age stake the largest coursing event in years Lady Allen owned by C E Root of New Richland Minnesota competed for final honors Northern Express owned by Ur Smith Blake of Butte Montana finished third Troublesome last year’s finalist tied for honors with Northern Express in the all age stake win record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neb
W. B. Malcolm
York
Lady Allen
C. E. Root
New Richland
Minn
Northern Express
Ur Smith & Blake
Buite, Mont
Tragic double tragedy in Pittsburg strike
Wm Sweades of Cincinnati shot his roommate Charles Arbons of Charleroi and killed himself within three minutes over a love affair. The incident occurred in Pittsburg on October 17. Both deaths were reported as self inflicted and the motive appears to be jealousy over the same woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wm. Sweades
Cincinnati
Charles Arbons
Charleroi
Bull
Rabbi Sprager Attempts Suicide at Walton Hotel
Rabbi William M. Sprager of New York attempted suicide at the Walton hotel by swallowing morphine and slashing his throat and left wrist with a razor. He is in critical condition at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia. Chinese attack Russians in Manchuria reported via cable from Tientsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wm. M. Sprager
New York
Walton Hotel
Jefferson Hospital
World’s fair models show wrecked condition
St Louis reports Chinese building models imported at great expense arrived at the World’s fair in bad repair. In New York, Young Corbett and Ben Jordan have agreed to a world featherweight championship bout after months of delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
China
New York
Young Corbett
Ben Jordan
Duke of Devonshire Joins Free Food League Presidency
London October 17 The duke of Devonshire former lord president of the council has conditionally accepted the presidency of the Free Food League which aims to campaign against the fiscal policy of Mr Chamberlain and Mr Balfour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Food League
London
Duke of Devonshire
Free Food ‘League
Chamberlain
Balfour
Unclear historic item notes harm to enemy in Aurora
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief alert from Aurora New York dated October 47 referencing Romano and others. exact details about events, people, or outcomes are unreadable.
Airship Greth Makes Free Flight Over San Francisco
Dr August Greth and his cigar shaped airship completed a two hour cruise above San Francisco before landing in the bay near the Presidio. The craft carried 40 000 feet of gas and 1 860 2 000 pounds lift with a 12 horsepower gasoline engine, though only six horsepower developed in currents. Rescue boats saved the craft and inventor after a water landing. repairs planned for a subsequent ascent.
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San Francisco
August Greth
Groth
Presidio
Aeronaut
Santos Dumont
Wreth
Cloudland
Train accident on Potomac draw bridge near Washington
The Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train from Washington to Cincinnati derailed on the Potomac River draw bridge when the northern half gave way. The tender and baggage cars plunged into the water but no deaths occurred. Fireman John Woods of Charlotte, N C was severely cut. Train cars from New York included a combination car a day coach and two sleepers. Travel was delayed for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati
Potomac River
Virginia Shore
John Woods
Charlotte
N. C
New York
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Miller Johns Trial
The Cincinnati jury in the Miller Johns alleged bribery case could not agree and was discharged by Judge Thomson after a lengthy deliberation. Reports said the panel stood seven to five for conviction with disagreement on Miller's participation in the conspiracy and sharing in bribe money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Get
Thomson
Miller
Ryan
First Snow Storm Sweeps Northern New York
Northern New York reports its first snow storm of the season on Sunday. Mountains around Lake Placid loon Lake Cha teaugay Lake and Lake Titus are covered in white snow.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
New York
Lake Placid
Loon Lake
Chateaugay Lake
Lake Titus
Unveiling of Statues in Berlin Opens Imperial Presence
The statues of Emperor Frederick and Empress Frederick opposite the Brandenburg Gate were unveiled Sunday in Berlin in the presence of Emperor William, the empress, the crown prince, and other imperial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick
Brandenburg Gate
William
King Victor Emmanuel Visits Ended in Paris
A fragment reports King Victor Emmanuel and the queen leaving Paris for Italy as their visit ends. The note hints at an October departure and the Italian sovereign’s travel plans after the royal stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emmanuel
Paris
Victor
Emmanuel
Italy
Alaska Boundary Dispute Ruling Favors United States
London reports the Alaska boundary commission sustains most American contentions with the exception of the Portland canal area where Canada wins. Senator Fairbanks hails the decision as substantially validating the U S claim and clearing title to Alaska lands purchased from Russia in 1867. Wales and Pearse islands are noted as the disputed small islets at the canal mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Portland Canal
Canada
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States Joint High Commission
Quebec
Fairbanks
United State
British Joint High Commission
United States
Alaska
Russia
Great Britain
Wales and
Pearse Islands
Elijah the Restorer Dowie Faces Mixed Reception in New York
John Alexander Dowie known as Elijah the Restorer drew large crowds at Madison Square Garden for afternoon and evening meetings but thousands departed early, disrupting the start. He announced house to house Zion visits and crusade meetings to begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Alexander Dowie
Elijah the
Madison Square Garden
Zion
Sudden Death of St Louis Councillor Morton
Word reached St Paul on October 19 about the sudden death Sunday of Councilman I. W. Morton in St Charles County. He served as a director of the World’s Fair and chaired the fine arts committee. He also sat as director of the St Louis Union Trust Co and was a trustee of Washington University.
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St. Paul
Minn
St. Charles County
I. W. Morton
St. Louis
Spanish Claims Hearing Closes in Caracas
The mixed commission hearing Spanish claims against Venezuela has ended. Of the claims presented, $394,964 were awarded, $205,385 withdrawn, and $31,004 refused.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Largest peacetime army camp established at Fort Riley
Fort Riley Kansas hosts the largest peacetime military camp in U S history with about 12 000 troops on site and expected to grow to 13 660 by Monday morning. The vast camp sits within the government reservation and marks a major mobilization effort.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Trenton Rail Collision Kills Fifteen, Injures Forty
Fifteen laborers were killed and about 40 injured in a collision between a gravel train and a work train on the Belvidere division of the Pennsylvania railroad near Washington's crossing in Trenton New Jersey on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
Belvidere Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington's
Paris Cycling Hour Record Sparks Parc des Princes Test
A new hour record attempt at the Parc des Princes drew attention as riders pushed for distance in a high profile cycling event. Rumors circulate about the record holder and the course conditions on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Parc de Princes
Sanday
Hoodoo Impels Man to Desert His Wife in Evansville
William Palmer, railroad worker, tells Judge Clifford Y. Curry a mysterious hoodoo overpowers him and leads to desertion. He wanders from Evansville to St Louis, then back, claiming no responsibility for leaving his wife. Judge fines him five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Palmer
Evansville
Ind
Clifford Y. Curry
Palmer
St. Louis
Judge Curry
Unusual Funeral Ceremony in Muncie for Mrs Laura Anderson
In Muncie Indiana on October 1 a notable funeral rite honored Mrs Laura Anderson. Her cremated remains kept at the family home were scattered over a rose bush on the anniversary of her birth. The ceremony followed her will’s request and reflected her advocacy of Free Thinkers ideas and past role as editor of the Free Thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Laura Anderson
Oakville
Big Four Detective in Indianapolis Race Riot Fatal Stab
Investigators say the man fatally stabbed during a race riot at the Indianapolis Y M C A on Saturday night was not a Negro but George Brim a detective from Mattoon Illinois. Brim was later reported missing though believed severely wounded. The victim’s hat was recovered Sunday by rioters and destroyed in the Y M C A rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Naight
George Brim
Mattoon
Brim
Mary Locke Wedding Interrupted by Household Duties
In Kokomo Indiana on October 19 Mrs William Locke halted her daughters marriage to Charles Lamar due to Marys neglect of chores. The teen fled via a ladder in her wedding dress the groom and Rev Taylor chased but the ceremony resumed later. Guests left believing the wedding off after a skipped supper.
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Kokomo
Ind
Mary
William Locke
Charles Lamar
Hoeless
Mr. Taylor
Locke
Rural Route No 7 Debuts Near Stelleiville Indiana
Stelleiville announces a new rural route No 7 starting November 36 covering 22 square miles. Mail will reach 306 houses serving 477 people with O. E. Gaines as carrier and Mrs. Lenora Keith as substitute.
Dreaded San Jose Scale Found Near Princeton
Princeton Indiana October 19 W J Ritterscamp found a pear tree on his property infested with San Jose scale Prof Latta of Purdue experiment station advised immediate action the tree was cut and burned to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
W. J. Ritterscamp
Prof. Latta
Perdue Experiment Station
Widow of Vice President Hendricks critically ill in Indianapolis
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Hendricks widow of Vice President Thomas A. Hendricks is critically ill at her Indianapolis home after a brief stroke of paralysis. She has grown weaker since the incident in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. A. Hendricks
Indianapolis
Ind
Elizabeth C. Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Medicine Proved to Be Paris Green in Indianapolis Alley
Little Lucille McShea found paris green in an alley and attempted to give it to her siblings as medicine. She mixed the poison with water in an old rusty can, and all nearly died. The incident occurred Friday afternoon in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Lucille McShea
Local catcher Phil O'Neill Drafted by Reds
Anderson Indiana October 17. Catcher Phil O'Neill of this city received his first official notice that he has been drafted by the Cincinnati Reds for next season and will be expected to play there.
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Wil
Cincinnati Reds
Anderson
Ind
Phil O'Neill
Fridgy
Limbs Crushed Incident Reported in Shelbyville
An October report from Shelbyville Indiana notes a fielding armor resident near the area describing limbs crushed in an incident. The sparse OCR fragment records no clear names or follow up details. Further readable context is unavailable in the provided text.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Fielding
Nine Injured in Indiana Union Train Collision
Nine people were injured in a collision on the Indiana Union Traction Co. line near Orestes, Indiana, when a work car carrying 30 men and a gravel train collided after a derailment. Injured include Walter Pruitt of Alexandria, motor man. Frank Riddle of Gas City. George Dimmick of Marion. William Avery of Marion. John Grubbs of Marion. Arlie Shaw of Alexandria. Henry Shepherd of Marion. and conductor Joseph of Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Indiana Union Traction Co
Orestes
Walter Pruitt
Alexandria
Frank Riddle
Gas City
George Dimmick
Marion
Bruss Wiliam Avery
John Grubbs
Arlie Shaw
Alexandri
Henry Shepherd
Joseph Alexandria
Forty-Eighth Session of the Lafayette Lodge Held
The Forty-Eighth Session of the Lafayette ledge gathers with officers elected including grand chief templar Wade and grand commander Backus Arcadia Ind. Miss Mack Hillsdale Ind. Johnson Elkin Ind. secretary Shelbyville John McGill Lafayette Ind. The State Federation meeting to follow in Logansport with officers listed and plans announced for the upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Goold
Logansport
Ind
Federation of Women’s
Minnetta Tayvio
Narr
Mary D. Maxed Conden
Mfsr
Greencastle
Alice M. Valette
Goshen
Wires Down in Galveston Fire Forces Radio Silence
A Galveston blaze prompted the station agent to wire the message cannot send more as the town of 3,000 burned. The Kokomo fire department was dispatched on a special train to Galveston, where all wires are down and details of the ore are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Galveston
O Saen
Kokomo Fire Department
Leopards Escape From Cage At Terre Haute Street Fair
Two full grown leopards belonging to a street fair show were released at daylight on Saturday in Terre Haute Indiana. A female leopard was shot and wounded by a policeman before capture. The second leopard was later captured by a woman without incident. Officials believe two men dismissed from the show opened the cage door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Gras
Second Death From Smallpox in Yates Family
Nellie Yates two years old daughter of Mrs. J. W. Yates died of smallpox at Grantsburg four miles south of Finglish Indiana. This is the second death in the Yates family from smallpox within the past two weeks as her father J. W. Yates had succumbed to the disease about ten days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finglish
Ind
Nellie Yates
J. W. Yates
Grantsburg
Yates
Conference Adjourns After Big Four Scale Talks
Indianapolis Oct 16 The three day conference between General Manager C E Schaff and the engineers board of adjustment of the Big Four closed with understood concessions in the wage scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
C. E. Schaff
Board of Adjustment of
Indiana Baptists Move Against Reed Smoot Seating
Bloomington Ind Oct 17 Indiana Baptist churches convention approved resolutions opposing Reed Smoot's seating as U S senator from Utah and urged a constitutional amendment to bar polygamists from national office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smoot
Bloomington
Ind
Convention of Indiana Baptist Churches
United States
Utah
National Congress
Fire damages W. H. Armstrong Co. wholesale firm district
Fire in the Wholesale District at 224-226 South Meridian Street in Indianapolis damages the W. H. Armstrong Co. wholesale dealers of surgical instruments for about 40000 dollars early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
W. H. Armstrong Co
Surgical
South Meridian Street
Pugilist Louis Shelly Dies By His Own Hand After Attempted Murder
Pierceville Indiana reports Louis Shelly, former Cincinnati pugilist, died by suicide after trying to kill his wife. Authorities cite insanity from heavy drinking as the cause. Also noted is a local damage suit compromise and a dismissal in Marion Central League related to a jewelry case.
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Pierceville
Ind
Louis Shelly
Cincinnati
South Bend
John H. Trim
Marion
Acon
Frank
Mayr
Eweler
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