Contraband of war meets views of America and Britain
Dispatches from St. Petersburg relay Russia’s reply to representations on contraband of war. Russia agrees in principle with U S and U K that foodstuffs coal and other fuel are conditionally contraband only when destined for blockaded or belligerent forces. Private shipments may be non contraband unless evidence shows intended use for war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
London
Foreign Office
Hardinge
St. Petersburg
Russia
Lansdowne
Balfour
Charles Hardinge
Count Jamesdorff
Vwardinge
Lena at Mare Island under naval custody for disarmament
Report and official statements detail the Lena, Russian armed transport, being taken to Mare Island Navy Yard for disarmament and guarded parole. It notes the ship’s arrival at San Francisco, the planned private dock repairs, and custody arrangements through to year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Ades
Lena
San Francisco
United States
Mare Island
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Mare Island Navy Yard
Government
San Francsco Bay
Marblehead
Vena
Rr. Adm
McCalla
Gowridirich
Board of Inspection
Rr Adm
Goodrich
Washington
Tae Kahtra
Adee
Adma
Goodrich and McCalla
Bank official Frederick H. Cutting Arrested in Chicago
Frederick H. Cutting former president of the Oto Savings Bank at Oto Iowa was arrested in Chicago and returned to Sioux City. He faces fourteen charges of embezzlement forgery and false banking alleged to involve 112 009 dollars diverted from the bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick H. Cutting
Oto Savings Bank
Oto
Woodbury County
Iowa
Sioux City
Henry G. Davis Returns from West Virginia Trip
Henry G. Davis returns to Elkins from a custern trip and reports his son John T. Davis ill with typhoid fever. Davis feels well but distressed by his son's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Henry G. Davis
John T. Davis
Gorman Placed In Charge Of Campaign
New York September 17 Thomas Taggart was removed as the eastern campaign manager and Senator Arthur Pue Gorman was brought from Baltimore to lead the effort in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Taggart
Democratt
Arthur Pue Gormana
Baltimore
Army transport Sherman arrives in San Francisco with troops
The United States army transport Sherman reached San Francisco from Manila via Nagasaki and Honolulu. She carried numerous cabin passengers and over 300 troops returning from the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sherman
Manila
Nagasaki
Honolulu
Philippines
President Roosevelt to Return to Washington
Arrangements have been made for President Roosevelt and his family to leave Oyster Bay on Thursday the 22d inst at 11 o'clock in a special train bound for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
L. A
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Day
Thompson named chairman of Michigan and Ohio college league
Claude A. Thompson, a senior UM law student, is appointed chairman of the Michigan and Ohio department of the Republican College league. Gale Will Be Discontinued December 1. The post office department says commemorative Louisiana Purchase Exposition stamps will stop being sold at all post offices on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Claude A. Thompson
University of Michigan
Department of Michigan
Ohio
Republican College League
Washington
Post Office Department
Changed Its Name to Sioux City, In
Sept 17 After changing the name to the International Building Trades Council the National Building Trades Council adjourned its annual convention here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
International Building Trades Council
National Building Trades Council
Feudists Arrested After Georgia Florida Shootout
In Veldosta Georgia a feud between the Alfimans and Duncans erupts in violence. Sheriff Herndon and a posse seized eight suspects after four men were killed including Jackson Duncan Rufus Thrift and Nepro. Militias from Florida deployed to Baxter as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veldosta
Baxter
Fla
Florida
Alfimans
Duncans
Shorty
Herndon
Jackson Duncan
Rufus Thrift
Nepro
Live Oak Suwanne Rifles
Wilson Battery
Artiters
Sheriff's Posse
Altmans
Stevenson to Campaign Across Nation for Democrats
Bloomington Indiana September 17 former vice president A E Stevenson of a big city has accepted an invitation from the national democratic committee to make several speeches and take part in the presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOH
Bloomington
Vicw
A. E. Stevenson
Big City
National Democratic Committee
Flags of many nations celebrate Mexican Independence anniversary
Mexico City marked the nation’s 4th anniversary of independence with citywide decorations and patriotic displays as flags from numerous countries fluttered in the festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
New York People's Party Selects State Ticket
New York state committee of the people's party convention names a ticket with Alfred J. Boulton of Brooklyn for governor and Charles S. Paulding of Buffalo for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prospective Republican Candidate Introduced in Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland on September 17 Senator Pairbanks was introduced to 1 606 residents by Senator Scott as a prospective Republican presidential nominee for 1908 He gave an enthusiastic clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Pairbanks
Scott
No Advance In Grain Rates From Chicago to Seaboard
Reading from Chicago on September 16 reports that grain rates from Chicago to the seaboard will not be advanced on October 1 as previously announced. Conditions do not warrant a rate increase at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Chicago
Seaboard
Vance
Isthmian Canal Commission Orders Large Material Purchase
The Isthmian Canal Commission has issued orders from Panama to acquire a large quantity of essential materials to continue the construction work. The move signals intensified effort to advance canal operations and project timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Ing
Merciless mood at Port Arthur as flag abuse cited
Dispatches from Port Arthur and surrounding theaters of the Russo Japanese War describe a merciless belligerent mood, flag of truce violations, and corpses lying on the hills as Japanese and Russian forces endure bombardments and mounting casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
War Office
Tiao Yang
Tondon
Daily
Teleraph
Prince Radziwil
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Kuropatkin
Red Cross
Radzivil
English seal poacher Thompson captured after Pribilofs hunt
Reports from Vladivostok say English seal hunter Thompson, who used wartime to prey on the Pribilof Islands, has been captured and his schooner sunk near the Pribilofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Vladivostock
Thompson
Pribiloff Islands
Shelling the Russian Position Near Mukden Reported
A Tokyo dispatch to the Express says Japanese forces shell the Russian lines at Mukden as a prelude to a wider advance, following Kuropatkin retreat patterns. A German report notes Russian patrols repelling outpost attacks and intact communications with Sinkiang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tokyo
The
Express
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Patch
Sinmintin
American War Vessels Reach Port for Connecticut Launch
The battleship Kearsarge and Maine class ships arrived at New York City from the Mediterranean, anchored off Tompkinsville, with additional vessels to join soon. The fleet, led by Br. Adm. Barker, prepares to honor the Connecticut’s launch at the Brooklyn navy yard, following a four hour race where Missouri edged Missouri by about 900 yards with speeds near 16 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kearsarge
Tompkinsville
IlInefs
Iowa
Massachusetts
Texas
Columbia
Prairie
Connecticut
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Adm
UC Parker
Missouri
Jealous Rivalry Sparks Fatal Explosion in Martinsburg
In Martinsburg West Virginia John Harris is dead Jennie Smith is badly injured Julia White severely cut and two suspects Ernest Hollins and John Thompson are jailed on murder charges after a dance at Julia White's home. A dynamite blast wrecked a house on East Race Street shattering windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Harris
Jennie Smith
Pittsburg
Julia White
East Race Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ernest Hollins
John Thompson
Hollins
Harris
Smith
Thompson
Clarksburg
Point Comfort
Jacob L. Rice
Patrol Wagon Collision Injures Four Chicago Officers
A stockyards riot call sent a patrol wagon full of policemen to Wallace and Forty seventh streets. A Forty seventh street electric car struck the wagon, demolishing it and injuring four officers: Thomas W. Haskin the driver, Patrick Hugent, Geo. T. Prim, and John Weltzel. The motorman and passengers were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stockyards
Wallace
Forty-seventh Streets
Thomas W. Haskin
Patrick Hugent
Geo. T. Prim
John Weltzel
Haskin
Murder After Card Game In Hazelkirk Town
In Hazelkirk a card game ended in murder when George Kopko shot George Nazok after accusing cheating. Nazok died almost instantly. Kopko fled. Nazok’s wife and child are aboard an ocean voyage and expected to meet him next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Hazelkirk
George Nazok
George Kopko
Nazok
Kopko
Riis Arrives in New York with Copenhagen Greetings
Jacob A. Riis landed in New York aboard the United States from Copenhagen. He said the king of Denmark sent his heartiest greetings to President Theodore Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob A. Riis
United States
Copenhagen
Denmark
Theodore Roosevelt
Indians and cowboys with Cummings show strike homeward
Three hundred fifty performers including Indians cowboys and troops from various nations in the Cummings Wild West Show on the Pike at the World’s Fair plan to strike and depart for their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tragedy on railroad speeder kills boy and injures father
In Curwenville Pennsylvania a track foreman William Hanston and his seven year old son were struck by a train while riding a speeder between Curwenville and Mahaffey. The boy died instantly and the father died of his injuries. In Chicago a new packing plant with 2 500 000 capital is planned with daily cattle head and sheep included. James P. Thomas a lawyer and politician in Illinois died at his home from Brights disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curwenville
Mahaffey
Wiliam Hanston
New Packinging
Chicago
New
New York
James P. Thomas
Bright
Newcastle
Ind
Labor strife highlights wage demand as main dispute
The state labor bulletin notes 1904 gains in employment after a harsh start, with construction driving improvement. Across the country, unemployment in July ran around 1.6 percent in unions reporting, while major disputes on the Great Lakes and clothing trades dominated. About 39,500 workers were involved in 43 disputes, with 1,923,000 work days lost. 20 disputes favored employers, nine were compromised, and wage increases remained the leading cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
State Department of Labor
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
Federation
The
Bulletin
Great Lakes
New York
New York State
Lake Carriers’ Association
Lynchings Shock Franklin County Georgia
Royston September 19 1915 Negro Geo Ware was hanged by a mob in Franklin county after fatally shooting C Y Daniel son of George Daniel of Carneaville. The shooting followed a dispute over a minor matter and Ware was taken from the sheriff by the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royston
Geo. Ware
Franklin County
C. Y. Daniel
George Daniel
Carneaville
Daniel
Ware
Referendum Vote On Eight Hour Day For Printers
Indianapolis reports that the International Typographical Union will start a referendum among members to decide on pledging to an eight hour day. If approved, the eight hour standard would take effect January 1, 1906 with a demand on all printers. Ballots must reach headquarters by October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Louis
International Typographical Union
Army of the Cumberland Convention Set for Indianapolis
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland holds its annual convention in Indianapolis this week with business sessions starting Tuesday and a banquet planned for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Cumberland
Indianapolis
The
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Portland group to sell Lewis and Clark centennial coins
A committee of 50 young women in Portland Oregon has started selling Lewis and Clark centennial coins produced under the government appropriation for the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Foreign chemists arrive for world congress in St Louis
A party of 80 chemists from Europe reaches St Louis from New York to join the World Congress of Arts and Science, representing chemical science and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Europe
New York
Paraguayan revolutionists close supply lines to Asuncion
Buenos Ayres reports that Paraguayan revolutionists are concentrating land forces in towns along the railway parallel to Asuncion and have cut off supplies and communication with the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Paraguay
Asuncion
No settlement in sight in Fall River labor dispute
The peaceful but determined contest between 37 million dollars of invested mill capital and 26 thousand mill laborers in Fall River, Massachusetts, begun eight weeks ago, remains unsettled as of September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Prince Herbert Bismarck Dies at 67 in Germany
Prince Herbert Bismarck son of the late Chancellor Otto Bismarck died at 10:15 Sunday morning in Friedrichsruh aged 67. Born 1849 he served in the Franco German War and held diplomacy posts in London St Petersburg The Hague and Berlin later becoming under secretary of foreign affairs. He leaves five children and was married in 1892 to Countess Margaret Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichsrhue
Prince Herbert Bismarck
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Prince Otto Bismarck
German Empire
Berlin
Bon
Mars-la-Tour
Herbert
Department of Foreign Affairs
London
St. Petersburg
Hague
Reichstag
Margaret Hayes
Count von Rentzau
William
Spanish impostors eyed in alleged death fraud scheme
Washington reports pending investigation suggests Pasadena tale of Louis Blaisdell death and a 14 year old daughter in a convent is a fraudulent scheme by imposters. Officials say such gangs have long operated in Spain seeking money by claiming a parent died leaving a fortune and a priest holds a confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Pasadena
Cal
McLachlan
California
Louis Blaisdell
Arajuez
Department
Spain
Odd Fellows Gather in San Francisco for Grand Lodge Meeting
The sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and auxiliary groups convened in San Francisco on Sept 19 with delegates from across the United States. Decorations reuse tri crestal motifs from the Knights Templar conclave with the Maltese Cross replaced by the Three Links. Officers attend except Deputy Grand Wright at home in Allentown. Canton Washington No 1 drill company trains hard for possible top honors as New York and New Orleans bid for next meeting venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Independent Order of Odd Fellows
United States
Knights Templar
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Str
Wright
Allentown
Canton Washington
New York
New Orleans
Death from hiccoughs shocks Dover community
Dover Delaware September 18 Dr Henry Ridgely president of the Farmers bank of Delaware and a leading wealthy citizen died suddenly at his home. The death was attributed directly to hiccoughs and he was 97 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Henry Ridgely
Farmers’ Bank of Delaware
State
Record Attendance Tops One Million at Louisiana Purchase Exposition
In St Louis on September 19, officials reported that the Exposition’s six day attendance surpassed one million for the first time. The week’s admissions reached 1,027,913 breaking prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ogden Lucin Cut Off Opens for Passenger Traffic
The Ogden Lucin cut off of the Harriman system across the northern arm of Great Salt Lake was opened for passenger traffic Sunday. It becomes part of the Overland system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Great Salt Lake
Mrs Thatcher Ends Life By Gas In West 106th Street Home
Mrs Mary T Thatcher 45 wife of minstrel G W Thatcher killed herself Sunday night by inhaling gas at her West 106th Street residence. She recently inherited 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary T. Thatcher
G. W. Thatcher
West 106Th Street
End of the Marble Strike in Rutland and Rainstorm Hit Central Illinois
The Rutland strike of 500 marble workers ended officially on Sunday and workers returned Monday under the same conditions as before. A terrific rain and wind storm in Bloomington Illinois caused nearly three inches of rain in 18 hours, flattening hundreds of acres of corn and causing total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Bloomington
Central
Ilinois
Conductor Killed by Passenger in Arkansas Dispute
Little Rock Sept 19 Warren Bald win conductor on the Iron Mountain railroad was shot and killed by a section foreman O J Allison during a dispute over a fare as the train pulled into McGhee Arkansas Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Warren Baldwin
Iron Mountain Railroad
Ao. J. Allison
McGhee
Ark
Sensational Gillespie Case Deepens with Perjury Indictment
Rising Sun Indiana September 15 Aug 16 grand jury indicts Myron L Barbour for perjury in two counts tied to Lizzie Gillespie murder trial The warrant for Barbours arrest is issued and he appears with his wife Bond set at 1500 Judge Downey receives the report at 4 pm The Gillespie case to continue to the next term starting December First Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Sun
Ind
Gillespie
Myron L. Barbour
Lizzie Gillespie
Barbour
Downey
Rump
Cornet
Richmond pastor Ellis dropped by Friends denomination
Rev Ellwood C. Ellis former pastor of South Eighth Street Friends church and trustee of Earlham college was expelled by the Friends denomination on charges of gross immorality. He vanished with Miss Bessie Slick, was later declared insane, and left a sanitarium with the same woman. He has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Ellwood
Ellis
South Eighth Street Friends Church
Earlham College
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Bessie Slick
Friends' Church
Middle West
Blackmail letter prompts bloodhounds to locate sender
In Petersburg Indiana bloodhounds were brought from Howell to track the author of a blackmail letter to wealthy farmer Arib McAfee. The letter demanded $200 in cash and warned his home would be burned if he refused. The tracker dogs proved ineffective and were sent home after a day of searching the public road site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Howell
Arib McAfee
McAfee
Hagerton
Police Locate Absent Reverend A W Alexander in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne reports that Rev. A W Alexander who vanished from Kokomo a week earlier was traced to the Rich hotel with F L Risk of Portsmouth Ohio. Alexander left the room unseen. A whisky bottle partially consumed was found on the dresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
A. W. Alexander
Kokomo
FL. W. Risk
Portsmouth
Alexander
Triplets Named For Democratic Presidential Candidate
Boonesville Indiana report says Dora Stewart's newborn triplets in Ireland will be named Alton Stewart Brooks Stewart and Parker Stewart honoring Alton Brooks Parker the Democratic presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonesville
Ind
Dora Stewart
Ireland
Altontewart
Brooks Stewart
Parker Stewart
Alton Brooks Parker
Rural Free Delivery Service to Start in Indiana
Washington announces rural free delivery will begin October 15 with routes in Indiana. Attica Fountain county route covers 25954 miles serving 528 people. Butler DeKalb county route covers 2444 miles serving 477 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Attica
Fountain County
Butler
DeKalb County
One Killed and Two Seriously Hurt in Mine Blast
Sullivan Indiana September 15 One man was killed and two men seriously injured in an explosion at Union Coal Company mine north of town late Wednesday night. Details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Union Coal Co
Here
Tragic Suicide After Dispute In Terre Haute
Samuel Schwartz aged 18 of Terre Haute Indiana killed himself with a shot Thursday after a trivial dispute. He had previously spoken of death by his own action due to his sensitivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Samuel Schwartz
Sixtieth Marriage Anniversary Observed in Charlestown
Jeffersonville Ind Sept 17 The 60th anniversary of the marriage of Mitchell P Alpha and Rachael Harris was celebrated at Charlestown They are the parents of Mrs A C Goodwin of this city Mr Alpha is 83 and his wife a few years younger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Mitchell P. Alpha
Rachael Harris
Charlestown
A. C. Goodwin
Alpha
Embargo on Coal Hits Terre Haute as Coal Cars Pile Up
The Big Four at Terre Haute announces an embargo on coal. About 300 cars from tributary mines, destined for Indianapolis, are congested in local yards amid the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indianapolis
Attempt to Wreck a Car Near Noblesville
An attempt to wreck a south bound Indianapolis Northern Traction car near Noblesville Indiana was thwarted when a large box filled with rocks bolts and scrap iron was found fastened to the track three miles southwest of the city on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Indianapolis Northern Traction
Mier Window Glass Co to Resume Operations in October
Wabash Indiana reports the Mier Window Glass Co which has been under receiver for four months due to financial difficulties will resume business in October after suspension. The development ends a period of halted production and signals renewed activity for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Mier Window Glass Co
Fugitive McKinzy Arrested in Marion After NY Diamond Heist
New York detective William J. Deevy arrested William C. McKinzy alias William J. Valentine alias William Stewart in Marion after McKinzy admitted involvement in a July 4 1904 jewelry theft. The fugitive, age 23, allegedly stole 30000 worth of gems sold in Albany New York City Chicago and St Louis. He had previously served three prison terms in New York and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, Inn
Willam J. Deevy
New York Police Department
William S.mckinzy
William J. Valentine
William Stewart
New York
McKinzy
Marion Hospital
Brougman
Fusion populists nominate slate in Indiana convention
Indiana fusion populists met in Indianapolis and named Governor Leroy Templeton Lieutenant Governor William B. Gill Secretary of State Adam P. Hanna. Gill is a midreader. Templeton and Hanna are fusionists. They denounce the Democrats as plutocrat dominated and push for initiative and referendum eight hour public works and oppose government by injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Leroy Templeton
William B. Gill
Ladoga
Adam P. Hanna
Waveland
Gill
Templeton
Hanna
Democratic Party
Wall Street
A Strange Suit Enjoins Davis Cohen from Front Synagogue Seat
In South Bend Indiana Judge Funk enjoined merchant Davis Cohen from occupying a front pew during Passover starting Saturday after he refused to pay extra rent for a first pew seat. The seat was sold to another and trustees sought court intervention to avoid possible disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Funk
Davis Cohen
Cohen
Largest mortgage recorded in Marion county history
Indianapolis Sep 17 The Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad Co filed a refunding mortgage for 25 million dollars in favor of United States Mortgage & Trust Co trustees. The bonds are 4 percent gold bonds due July 1 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Co
United States Mortgage & Trust Co
Buafler Brothers Arrested for Clock Theft in Decatur
Decatur Indiana Burt and Jasper Buafler brothers were arrested Thursday at 10 AM for stealing two clocks from a box car. They were arraigned immediately and sentenced at 11 AM to three years in Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Burt
Jasper Buafler
Jeffersonville
Indiana Coal and Oil Output Reported for Last Year
The 28th annual report of the state geologist W. S. Blatchley shows Indiana produced 9,177,772 barrels of oil and 9,998,553 tons of coal in the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. S. Blatchley
Indiana
Marriage at St Lawrence Catholic Church in Lawrenceburg
Edward Harold 34 foreman for Cincinnati Traction Co and Pauline E. Betting were married at the parsonage of St Lawrence Church in Lawrenceburg Indiana on Wednesday by Rev J F Sondermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Edward Harold
Cincinnati Traction Co
Pauline EB. Betting
St Lawrence Catholic Church
J. F. Sondermann
Illinois farmer near death from calf tooth scratch
Evansville Indiana reports L J Anderson an Illinois farmer was thought dying in a local hospital after blood poisoning from scratching his hand on a calf tooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
L. J. Anderson
Illinois
Mays Facing Blood Poisoning After Throat Surgery
Anderson Ind Sept 16 Jacob Mays who had surgery last week to relieve swollen throat glands is believed to have blood poisoning and his recovery is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Jacob Mays
Pennsylvania plans to buy Chicago Indiana & Eastern to shorten route
Richmond Indiana reports strong credence that Pennsylvania plans to acquire the Chicago, Indiana & Eastern, recently placed in receivership, to obtain a shorter Cincinnati to Chicago route through the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Pennsylvania
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern
Cincinnati
Chicago
Central League Magnates to Meet in Fort Wayne
Evansville Indiana September 17 President Bement has issued an official call for a Central league magnates meeting at Fort Wayne at 10 o clock Tuesday morning September 20. The season’s business will be wound up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Bement
Fort Wayne
Captain Liebhart’s Funeral Held for Dead Letter Office Chief
The funeral of D. P. Liebhart, late superintendent of the dead letter office, who shot himself at his desk Sunday night, was held Thursday. The body was taken to his former home at Milton Indiana.
Democrats Nominate Sdalderman for Congress in Indiana
In Peru Indiana on September 16 the Democrats of the ith district nominated Clem ent H. Sdalderman a young attorney of North Manchester for Congress to oppose Fred Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Peru
Ind
Ith
Clement H. Sdalderman
North
Manchester
Fred Landis
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