Roosevelt Alters Consular Appointments Policy
President Roosevelt announced a policy change to appoint consular officers from current service members with relevant training for higher posts. The move, discussed with Francis Loomis, aims to place qualified personnel with experience in minor roles into major consular positions to boost U.S. trade and reliability. Officials expect several promotions soon, prioritizing candidates already within the service.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Francis B. Loomis
Hay
Toemis
State Department
Tooere
United States
Chey
Dinner to Sir Thomas Lipton Honored by Pilgrims in New York
Sir Thomas Lipton presided at a Pilgrims of the United States dinner in Astoria New York. The event featured banners and flags, with Lipton described as guest of honor and teams discussing a possible challenge for the America's Cup in the future.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
The
Pilgrims of the
United States
New York
Thomas Lipton
Bain
Thomas Fipteor
Army of the Cumberland Society Meeting Scheduled in Washington
Gen HL OY Boynton issues a circular announcing the society will meet in Washington October 14 to 16. Members will participate in the dedication of the statue of Gen. W T Sherman on October 15, marking the first reunion of the society since the Civil War.
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Washington
HL OY Boynton
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Soeteen
W. T. Sherman
Sherman Siaps
Man Says Confession He Signed Is Absolutely True
Caninibius O Krapy known as the strangler asserted Friday the crimes he prepared and signed are absolutely true and he would not amend them. In other news, U S business failures for the week ending September 3 totaled 162 in the United States and 18 in Canada, rising from the previous week.
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Caninibius
AL Rtd
Krapy
the Strangler
New York
United States
Canada
Edith W Breaks Records In Free For All Pace
Edith W of Anderson Indiana shattered track state and world records for pacing mares on a half mile course Friday. Her time 3 3 4 4 1 0 9 3 1 3 6 7 set new marks.
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Anderson
Ind
Edith W
Sullivan elected grand worthy master of the Eagles in New York
Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan is chosen head of the fraternal order of Eagles at a Tammany Hall convention. The event is described as spirited. A subsequent report notes a building collapse in a separate incident, killing laborer Wm Johnson and wounding five painters at Quinns grocery.
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Order of Eagles
New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Tammany Hall
Johnson
Quinn's
Wimbledon Cup Won by Capt Richards of Ohio
The Wimbledon cup match drew 114 riflemen at the firing line in Fevaldt New Jersey. Capt Richards of Ohio won with 41 points, earning the cup for one year and a medal, as Springstead of New Jersey took the open inspectors prize with 9 1 2. The event followed by a skirmish team and revolver team races with cash prizes and trophies.
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Fevaldt
N. J
National Rifle Assocation
Great Britain
National Rifle Association of America
Winar
United States
Richards
Gio
Liane God Vards
Springstead
New Jersey
Largest man in the world dies at home
Sept wee Jen Grimes dies at home as the world’s heaviest man at 754 pounds and 6 feet 4 inches tall. His death occurred after a life marked by extreme obesity attributed to his weight. Relatives say his condition drew media attention and public curiosity.
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Oherthati
Jen Grimes
Grimes
Ohio
United States Faces Beirut Crisis Over Missionary Protection
American officials consider sending Marines if Americans in Beirut are endangered as cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco await orders. The Morning Post notes U S demands the Porte hear representatives or abandon missionaries, with implications for Washington’s diplomatic stance and potential ambassadorial upgrade.
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Washington
Leishman
State Department
Constantinople
United States
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Beirut
London
Morning Post
Asia Minor
America
Great Britain
Russia
Dardanelles
Railway express employes threaten nationwide strike
A general strike of railway express workers across the United States is threatened after six Chicago companies refused union demands. Leaders say the action may spread to all agencies and involve about 2000 United States Express Co. employees if demands are not met.
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Chicago
Seni
Railway Express
United States
Brotherhood of Railway Express Sten
Axe. Tk
Stats Express Co
Princcipal Express
United States Express Co
Sporting Writer John Ho Mcor Wink at Macend Dies
New York reports the death of sporting writer John Ho Mcor Wink at Bath Beach from Bright's disease. Born in Cincinnati, he spent two decades with the Cincinnati Enquirer and contributed to the Sulivan era. After retiring from journalism he moved into theatrical work.
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New York
John Ho Mcorwink
Macend
Bath Beach
Bright’s
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
John J. Sulivan
Vile
Auditing Committee Reports Mine Workers Membership Rise
The Auditing Committee of the National Mine Workers of America submitted its quarterly report to Secretary Treasurer Wilsean in Indianapolis on September 3. It shows 325 more members and lists year by year totals, noting strikes and treasury improvements.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Mine Workers of America
Secce Tar
Wilsean
River Front Lockout Sparks Port Union Stand
Eight thousand workers on New Orleans river front are locked out as a combat begins between the New Orleans Steamship association and the unions of longshoremen, stevedores, and freight handlers. The unions seek higher pay shorter hours and stricter loading rules while the lines call the demands unreasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Steamship Association
Flongs
Title Conferred on Prof. Lapponi in Rome
Rome on September 5 reports Pius X awarded Prof. Lapponi the title of commuandatore in recognition of his services to the late pope. The pontiff acted Friday during his pontificate to honor the scholar.
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Lapponi
Rome
Pius X
Poing
See XII
Head Cut By Train Near Spartanburg
In Spartanburg South Carolina on September 6 1900 B Greg ory a white 17 year old was killed by a Southern railway engine which passed over him severing head from trunk and feet from legs. The incident sparks shock in the town and prompts safety questions. Carrying of Side Arms While Off Duty. Pekine September 5.—Severe wounds inflicted on two Americans by French soldiers sparks widespread indignation over orders allowing soldiers to carry side arms while off duty.
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Spartanburg
S. C
B. Gregory
White
Southern
The Crack Marksmen to Vie in National Trophy Match
Sea Girl New Jersey September 7. United States marksmen gather for a major shooting tournament with teams of 12 from the army navy marine corps and state guards. Competitions run Tuesday and Wednesday for prizes including the national trophy and Hilton trophy along with cash awards and medals for top shooters. Maj Gilferle 12th United States cavalry acts as executive officer during firing.
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N. J
United States
United States Army
United States Navy
United States Marine Corps
National Guard
District of Columbia
Congress
Secrend
Hilton
Mars
Maj. Gilferle
12Th
United States Cavalry
Salvation Army convoy to Kentucky feud district
A Pittsburgh Salvation Army delegation led by Staff Captain Wirte Will will depart Wednesday for Breathitt County Kentucky to reform the feudists. The contingent, mostly local army volunteers, anticipates a brave reception despite doubts from critics.
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Pittsburg
Pittsborg Salvationists
Wirte
Feud District
Kentucky
Feudists
Breathitt County
Unidentified man found in river near Lucas avenue
In St. Louis a dead man was recovered from the river foot of Lucas avenue with a bullet wound between the eyes. Autopsy findings reinforced a theory of foul play. The shoes bore the mark "D. A. Pitts" and "Cordele, Ga." The body floated about ten days before recovery.
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St. Louis
Lucas Avenue
D. A. Pitts
Cordele
Colombian Senate Debates Canal Treaty And Constitution
The Colombian Senate opposes the Hay Herran pact as unconstitutional and forms a commission to draft a lawful canal treaty. Senor Macaro praises U S policy while Senor Obaldia reassesses his stance and takes Panama governorship. Washington reports hope for ratification with presidential leaders Reyes and Marroquin.
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Senor Macaro
Bogota
Colombia
Senate
Congress
Senor Macaron
United States
Obaldia
Panama
Rafael Reyes
Jose Manuel Marroquin
Gen. Fernandez
Washington
Dr. Herran
Marroquin
Marconi Visits St Louis for World’s Fair Wireless Station
Guglielmo Marconi the wireless telegraph inventor arrived in St Louis with company officials. They were greeted by World’s Fair leaders including President Francis and committees and hosted at the St Louis Club for a dinner. The visit aims to discuss a wireless telegraph station at the exposition site.
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St. Louis
Guglielmo Marconi
Francis
St. Louis Club
Sig
Bulgaria Maintains Neutrality in Macedonian Question
Sofia reports Bulgaria will stay strictly neutral over the Macedonian issue and impose martial law at frontier disturbances. The war minister warned against declaring war on Turkey, noting high costs and lack of power support from great powers if victory followed.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Varna
Council of Ministers
Ferdinand
Euxinograd
Turkey
Burgas
Kostendil
Philippolepis
Autonomicum
Resen
Deostur
Brushevo
Strushkopolisk
Vetrsko
Kumanovo
Vetmosth
Debar
War of extermination reports from Monastir district
Daily Mail correspondent reports a Turkish war of extermination in the Okrida district. At Monastir the atrocities by regular troops exceed those by Bashi Bazouks, with survivors starving and many injured. A priest's son reportedly flayed alive and left to die before a merciful shot ended his suffering.
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London
Daily Mails
Monastir
Okrida
vViloxet
Locomotive boiler explosion kills engineer at Illinois line
In Bloomington Illinois on September 7 a Kansas City fast train westbound on the Chicago and Alton line experienced a boiler explosion at Green View. Engineer Frank J. Upton was killed likely. Fireman C. C. Keltner was probably fatally injured and brake man J. A. Montgomery was hurt.
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Bloomington
Green View
Kansas City
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Frank J. Upton
C. C. Keltner
J. A. Montgomery
Fatal double tragedy at Shurza on the Carson & Colorado line
At Shurza the aged Indian George Sam killed his ill young son with a shotgun and then ended his own life by firing the gun. The event occurred on the Carson and Colorado railroad line as authorities reported the incident.
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Carson
Shurza
Carson & Colorado
George Sam
Four Die in Pelham Trolley Collision
Four people were killed and 19 seriously injured after a head on collision between two electric trolley cars in Pelham New Hampshire on Sunday. Vehicles reportedly traveled over 20 miles per hour.
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Pelham
N. H
Parry Threatened Over Labor Attacks in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on September 3 the National Manufacturers Association president D M Parry described receiving threatening letters about his anti labor stance. He vowed that anyone entering his home to abduct a child would be killed and said he has precautions in place while noting some threats may stem from revenge against his labor views.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Attempt Frustrated Jail Delivery in Marion Indiana
Sheriff thwarted a jail delivery planned for Thursday night after a detective traced preparations. A.S. Williams a music teacher awaiting trial for criminal assault on pupil Myrtie Veach is named as leader. Improvised tools and a jointed pole with string were used to draw items through jail windows.
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Marion
Ind
Fills
A.S Williams
Myrtie Veach
Governors Seek Safety Over Return of Evansville Negro
Gov Yates of Wiliness and Judge Kavanagh of Chicago telegrammed Gov Durbin to confirm safety of returning William Martin a Black man to Evansville for trial after counsel warned of possible lynching. Evansville officials concluded no lynching risk and he will be returned at once.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Yates
Kavanagh
Chicago
Durbin
William Martin
Evansville
Iynenes
MARSHLAND DWELLERS DISCOVERY IN PAPUA
A British New Guinea administrator reports an extraordinary marshland tribe on the island of Papua. Due to swampy ground and dense growth their homes are trees and walking is nearly impossible. Their bodies show marked changes as legs weaken and feet bleed on hard ground.
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London
Melbourne
Daily Chronicle
British New Guinea
Papua
King Peter of Servia Faces Reported Assassination Attempt
An unconfirmed Vienna dispatch reports an attack on King Peter of Servia in Nish on Saturday. Stones allegedly hit the royal carriage, a pistol was fired, and rumors claim the Sixth Servian regiment is being ordered to Nish.
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Vienna
King Paters
Nish
Notorias
New World Distance Record Set by Baltimore and Ohio Train
A passenger train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad set a world long distance record early Sunday morning covering 128 miles in 125 minutes. The feat marks a significant speed milestone in rail travel.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Bulgarian Forces Suffer Heavy Loss at Lake Rapela
In a battle near Lake Rapela on September 5, insurgents were defeated. Four hundred Bulgarians died and many were captured, including Chiefs Kole and Manoloff. The remaining rebels are surrounded.
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Salonica
Lake Rapela
Kole
Manoloff
Jennie McCabe Sells for 2400 at Sheepshead Bay
New York Sept 5 A mixed sale of yearlings was held at Sheepshead Bay Friday with fair prices. Jennie McCabe a full sister to Major Dain gerfield was sold to P J Dwyer for 2400. She is by Handspring Mon droit.
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Jennie McCabe
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Major Daingerfield
P. J. Dwyer
Handspring-Mondroit
Olympia Arrives at Norfolk Navy Yard for Repairs
The cruiser Olympia anchored at Norfolk Virginia on Friday for repairs after sustaining damage from the racks off the toast of Nalas. Br. Adm. Coghlan's pennant flies aboard during the visit to the yard.
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Olympia
Norfolk
Br. Adm
Coghlan
Norfolk Navy Yard
Trolley Collision Injures Nearly Twenty in Brooklyn
A collision between two trolley cars at Adams street and Myrtle avenue in Brooklyn injures nearly twenty people. All victims except one are able to return home, with the rest treated at the scene or by private care.
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New York
Adams Street
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Suppression of Marseilles Bishop Salary by French Premier
Paris reports Premier Combes has suppressed the salary of Bishop Andrieu of Marseilles. He acted after a violently worded circular from the bishop to his clergy denounced the authorities.
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Paris
Premier Combes
Andrieu
Marseilles
Two Children Die in Scranton Fire Incendiary Suspected
Two young sons of M Epstein living above a junk shop in Scranton were burned to death in a Sunday night blaze that destroyed the building. Authorities suspect the fire was incendiary in origin.
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Scranton
M. Epstein
Secret China Russia Convention Reported Executed
A Peking Sunday report claims a secret China Russia convention has been executed though not officially confirmed. The item notes dates from Tokio and Victoria in August and September and cites a special dispatch.
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China
Third United States Artillery Leaves for Fort Meyer
The Third United States Artillery, stationed at Chickamauga Park in Chattanooga, Tennessee for nearly two years, will depart on Tuesday for Fort Meyer, Virginia, where it will be permanently stationed.
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Third
United States Artillery
Chattanooza
Tenn
Chickamausa Park
Fort Meyer
Pacific Coast Salmon Pack Shrinks in 1902 Output
Pacific coast pack of salmon in Portland Oregon reports a decline of one million cages and two million cases versus last year and 1901. Officials cite a large shortage in Columbia River salmon as the primary cause.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Three Die Likely After Philly Fort Washington Trolley Crash
In a head on collision between trolley cars on the Philadelphia Fort Washington line toward Allentown three persons were probably fatally hurt and more than twenty others injured to varying degrees.
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Philadelphia
Fort Washington
Allentown
Death of Rev. Alvah Hovey in Newton at 83
Rev. Alvah Hovey D D longtime Baptist minister and former president of Newton Theological Institution died Sunday night at age 83 in Newton Massachusetts.
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Alvah Hovey
Newton
Mass
Newton Theological Institution
Accidental Shooting In Paris Involves Patti’s Stepson
A telegram from Tours reported by Petit Journal says Richard Nicolini, stepson of Madame Patti, shot his young son by accident during a shooting. The boy, 14, was wounded.
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Paris
Tours
Petit Journal
Richard Nicolini
Madame Patti
Frances W. Benque Declared Insane in Washington
Frances W. Benque, who sent a threatening letter to Secretary of State Hay and troubled officials in Washington with letters for years, was declared insane on Sunday in New York.
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New York
Frances Ww. Benque
Hay
Washington
The Killing of Sergt Bryson at Fort H G Wright
New London Ct Sept 7 Sergeant L G Bryson of the Second Company Coast Artillery stationed at Fort H G Wright Fisher's Island was killed Saturday afternoon by a sentry who had orders to arrest him for creating a disturbance. Officer at the fort refused further information.
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L. G. Bryson
New London
G. Reson
Coast Artillery
Fort H. G
Papal Secretary of State Post Still Undecided
Romer Sept 7 reports that Cardinal Moran of Sydney has been offered the post. Pius X has not yet decided on appointing a state secretary.
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Romer
Cardinal Moran
Sydney
Pius X
Catholic Powers Seek Accord to End Macedonia Massacres
Rome September 7. Pope Pius X has urged the Austrian emperor and Catholic powers to agree on a plan to stop the massacres in Macedonia. The appeal calls for coordinated action to halt violence and protect civilians.
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Macedonia
Rome
Pius X
Well known Insurance Man James A. Jones Dies at 60
Detroit on September 7 reports the death of James A. Jones a renowned state insurance executive aged 60. He served over two decades as general agent in Detroit for several major national agencies at Grace Hospital.
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Detroit
Mich
James A. Jones
Grace Hospital
Collision Between Two Trolley Cars in Pelham
In Pelham New Hampshire on the New Hampshire Traction Co. line a collision between two trolley cars killed two persons and injured thirty four. The crash occurred near sundry points along the route.
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Haverhill
Magss
New. Hempshir Traction Co
Pelhem
N. H
Sunder
Pet. Ng
Divorce Filed by Deetra Young in Fort Wayne
Deetra Young sues Dr. John W. Young for divorce in Fort Wayne Indiana citing cruelty and alleges the doctor abducted their seven year old son to combat a tobacco habit at a military academy. She seeks custody of the minor son and $10000 in alimony claiming she stayed for the sake of two boys.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Deetra Young
John W. Young
Indiana
Jewell
Local strike congests L. E. & W. rail traffic at Muncie
In Muncie Indiana congestion tied to a Friday strike by local switchmen demanding reinstatement of a discharged worker higher wages and a seniority-based promotion plan. Superintendent F L Bowles says non union switchmen will be hired to operate trains.
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Muncie
Ind
F. L. Bowles
Timber Testing Station Opened at Purdue University
The United States Bureau of Forestry has established a timber testing station at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. W R Hart heads the unit which will form the core of a comprehensive testing outfit for the Mississippi Valley hardwood region and continues prior investigations conducted in Washington.
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Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
United States Bureau of Forestry
Mississippi Valley
W. R. Hart
Washington
Aged Man Killed on a Bridge in Evansville
Evansville Indiana September 5 John Christ aged 69 a butcher was killed by an E T H freight train on Pigeon creek bridge while walking across his body was horribly mangled He leaves a family of grown children.
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Evansville
Ind
John Christ
Pigeon Creek
Senator Beveridge Returns Home From Maine Vacation
Senator Beveridge, known as an Indian from his Maine woods retreat, returned to Indianapolis Friday evening and will stay until Congress convenes next month.
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Senator Beveridge
Indianapolis
Ind
Beveridge
Maine Woods
Congress
Aged Man Mangled By a Train Near Evansville
Evansville Indiana September 4 A freight train ran over and mangled John Christy an elderly butcher who was walking on the track near the city morning he did not hear the approaching engine leaving a family behind
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Evansville
Ind
John Christy
Richmond Chosen As Next Meeting City
Richmond Virginia was selected as the next meeting city for the National Association of Stationary Engineers after a spirited contest held in Evansville Indiana. The selection was announced Friday with details of the gathering to follow in a forthcoming official notice.
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Richmond
Evansville
Ind
National Association” of Stationary Engineers
Hon-bere
Former husband and wife duel in English Indiana
John Brown and ex wife "Duckie" Brown exchanged three pistol shots in English Indiana as he confronted her over an impending marriage. She defended herself from his advance, drew a revolver from a bureau, fired once, and he retreated. Authorities reported no further injury.
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Ind
John
Cpg
Two Armed Men Fatally Stab Boy in Warsaw Indiana
Article reports Arthid Barth and Frank Baker armed with revolvers and knives fatally stabbed George Willard in Warsaw on a Friday. They fired at random along the village main street. aroused a lynching scare but were jailed by local authorities as residents awaited Willard’s condition.
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Warsawv
Ind
Barth
Frank Baker
George Willard
Webster Lake
Baker
Seriff Smith
Warsaw
George WY
Stepmother of William Jennings Bryan Dies in New London
Mary Gana Bryan Cobb, stepmother of William Jennings Bryan, died Friday afternoon at her home eight miles west of here in New London Indiana She was a county pioneer born in Kentucky William Jennings Bryan has been wired and will attend the funeral at the Friends church in New London Sunday morning
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Kokoma
Ind
Mary Gana Bryan Cobb
Willian’ Jennings Bryan
New London
Tragedy at Feltons Crossing Kills Three Women
Three women were struck and killed by fast freight train No. 68 near Feltons Crossing four miles east of Ligonier Indiana. The victims are Mrs William Bulman Mrs Ollie Teters daughter of Mrs Bulman and Miss Blanche Gil.
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Ligonier
Ind
Lake Shore
Feltons Crossing
Here
William Bulman
Ollie Teters
Billman
Blanche Gil
Attacked by Unknown Lunatic in Andersen Indiana
Sept 6 an unknown lunatic attacked Herald editor E C Toner and Harriett Williams he was escorting home. He then assaulted railway clerk Charles McGee and knocked down two factory workers before escaping into darkness.
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Andersen
Ind
E. C. Toner
The
Herald
Harriett Williams
Charles McGee
Leasing Oil and Gas Lands Near Shellyville
Several hundred acres in Shellyville Indiana were leased by Irwin and Parker for a Pittsburgh capitalist. They plan to drill gas and oil wells and expect to secure options on several thousand more acres as work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellyville
Ind
Messrs
Irwin and
Parker
Pittsburg
Gas Rates Jump Ahead as Town Lays in Fuel
Elwood Indiana September 3 gas rates by meter rise from 18 to 30 cents per thousand for winter. Citizens complain of higher gas costs here than in Chicago after gas is piped 250 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Chicago
Dynamite Demolishes Home of Anti-Saloon Figure in Keystone
In Keystone Indiana on Thursday morning the residence of Abraham Showalter linked to the anti-saloon movement was blown up. The five family members escaped with their lives and all suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Ind
Abraham Showalter
Indiana Nurses Organize in Hope Hospital Meeting
About 40 trained nurses from Indiana gathered at Hope hospital in Fort Wayne on Thursday afternoon to form a state organization. They seek legislation for examinations registration and license to practice. The Monon and Indianapolis Northwestern traction case ended in court with the traction company victorious.
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Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Hope Hospital
The
Traction Company
Frankfort
Monon
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Co
Wagon wheels topple over man in logging accident
Hiram Barton hauling logs near Tennyson loses balance and falls from a wagon. The wheels pass over his head and he is thought to be dying from the injuries.
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xBoontille
Ind
Hiram Barton
Tennyson
Berton
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