Witnesses Testify Jett Seen Near Courthouse After Murder
In Cynthiana Kentucky witnesses testified Curtis Jett was seen in a courthouse area shortly after Marshal James Cockrill’s assassination on July 21 1903. John Patrick and others described Jett with two pistols exiting the courthouse and nearby corroborating accounts noted voices and movements around the crime scene.
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Curtis Jett
Marshal Jas. Cockrist
Cynthiana
Jim Cockrill
Jackson
John Patrick
Charleston
W. Va
Curt Jett
Faily
Riley Coldiron
Bill Hritten
Henry Strong
John Fo
Patrick Fo J
Rafe
Tot Cope
Jett
Weem
Toon Patrae
Breathite
Troathiana
Curtis Jet
Gesen
Commonwealth
Reliy Mann
Treompaan
Cochril Bisyer
Ceatid
Teddredd
Frente
Sam Mans
Cockrill
Pheoes
Haries Roabinson
Dharroof
Central States Water Works Association Elect Officers
The Central States Water Works Association met in Toledo and elected officers for the coming year. President Frank J. Kelley of Cincinnati, Vice President T. R. Cook of Seated, and secretary W. A. Vrach of Newark led the new lineup with treasurer Chis E. Rewe of Darton and other officers including Emil ed Herrer Evansville, W. H. Glare Covington, James F. E. Hrady Chattanooga, A. I. Holmes Grand Rapids, and AL EL McKkKin ges Wheeling.
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Stavton
Sept
Central States Water Works Association
Teledo
Frank J. Kelley
Cincinnati
T. R. Cook
State View
Emil Ed. Herrer
Evansville
Ind
W. H. Glare
Covington
James FE. Hrady
Chattanoora
Tenn
A. I. Holmes
Grand Rapids
AL EL McKkKinges
Wheeling
W. Val
VW. A
Vrach
Newark
Chis
E. Rewe
Darton
Mexican Veterans Adjournal Ends After National Convention
The National Association of Mexican Veterans adjourned after the near national convention in St Louis. A reception at the Columbia Club honored members. Letters were read from President Diaz of Mexico and generals Fred Grant and Low Wallace.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Association of Mexican Vetrans
Bxing
Fast
Three Men Fatally Scalded Parboiling Incident in St Louis
Three men Moses Hart Louis Brooks and Charles Ronk employed by Swift Packing Co east St Louis fatally scalded Thursday after falling into a vat of boiling water. Reports from St Louis Sept 18 note the tragic accident as the city mourns the loss of workers.
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St. Louis
Moses Hart
Louis Brooks
Charles Ronk
Swift Packing Co
East St. Louis
Salvation Army Cavalry Tours Mountain Districts
In Jackson Kentucky on Sept 17 the Salvation Army cavalry tour drew large mountain crowds. Col Holt plans to stay through Thursday and skip Hindman and Hazard. A 35 mile horseback ride to Salversyine is planned Friday with three weeks of detachments to follow. Holt seeks a permanent mountain base, praising local intelligence and morals.
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Salvation Army
Col. Holt
Salversyine
Richard Holt
Salvation Cavalry
Magoffin
Salvationists
Cal
Holin
Alleged Impostor Arrested in Jewelry Scam
Boston reported the arrest of a man who used the alias HH Cohen from Canton Ohio then claimed Columbus Ohio residency. He bought substantial jewelry from several firms with drafts on the City Bank in Columbus and attempted shipments to Canton, arousing dealer suspicions and prompting a Canton merchant to warn others of an impersonator named Cohen.
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Boston
HH. Cohen
Canton
Columbus
Heston Haellewethes
Cohen
Columbus, Co
Tece
Beatrice Lost With 20 Aboard In Sea Storm
Norfolk reports Atlantic fishing steamer Beatrice likely sank in the recent storm with all hands, a crew of 20. Beatrice sister ship Atlantic's captain says Beatrice went down during the gale. Swan of Harborton is not believed to have foundered. As many as 195 lives at sea along the coast were affected by the storm.
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Cayo Bussels
Atlantic Pieking
Cape Charick
Atlantic
Beatrice
Russelix Save
Swan
Hareoorton
Col. Richard Lathers Dies at 84 Noted Southern Advocate
New York reports the death of Col. Richard Lathers at age 84 a prominent southern figure who led a 1860s mission with the chamber of commerce and Gov. Dix to deter secession. He was a well known New Yorker and representative in efforts to keep the Union intact.
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New York
Richard Lathers
Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Dix
Thursdar
United States business failures fall in latest week
New York reports a drop in U S business failures for the week ending September 1. The count is 37 percent lower than the previous week and 105 fewer than the week before. Canada also shows 15 failures, down from 12 last week.
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United States
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Century Club to Match Rublin with Fitzsimmons in October
Los Angeles Sept 19 The Century Athletic club has signed an agreement to match Gus Rublin with Bob Fitzsimmons in the latter part of October. The agreement for Rublin was made by Billy Madden.
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Fitzsimmons
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Century Athletic Club
Gus Rublin
Bob Fitzsimmons
Billy Madden
Irish Agricultural Commissioner Returns From Europe
On the steamer Victoria arriving Friday night from Hamburg Southampton and Cherbourg passengers included T P G of the Irish agricultural commission to the St Louis exposition.
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New York
Obusts Victoria
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Irish Agricultural Commission
Grant’s Texas Department Report Supports Canteen Policy
The annual report of Gen. F D Grant commanding the department of Texas favors the canteen and discusses maintaining strong military stations along the Mexican border.
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Washington
F. D. Grant
Department of Texas
Inspector seeks delay in Tuttie commission hearing
South McAlester I T September 19 Inspector Wright asks to hold up Dwight Tuttie’s commission hearing as he seeks further inquiry into the case.
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South McAlester
I. T
Inspector Wright
Dwight Tuttie
Cabinet resignations rock British government in Sept
London reports on Sept 18 and 21 describe the resignation of Joseph Chamberlain as secretary of the empire and Chancelor C T Ritchie along with Lord George Hamilton. King Edward accepts resignations and notes further expected changes as the party contemplates ministerial shuffles and new appointments.
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Batories
Ieo
War Office
South African War Commission
Wisconsin River Flood Destroys Levee and Farms at Portage
At Portage Wisconsin the Wisconsin river rose to 12.2 feet by noon Sunday washing away seven hundred feet of a new city levee. The area between the Wisconsin and Baraboo rivers six miles long is submerged. Farm residences are isolated and hundreds of acres of potatoes, corn and millet are ruined.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Portage
Wisconsin
Wisconsin River
Baraboo
Senator Fairbanks’ Son Engaged to Miss Cassidy
Warren C. Fairbanks son of Senator Fairbanks is engaged to marry Miss Helen Ethel Cassidy daughter of Mrs Edward Cassidy of Pittsburg. The engagement was announced at a dinner hosted by Mrs Rook Carroll, a friend.
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Pittsburg
Warren C. Fairbanks
Helen Ethel Cassidy
Edward Cassidy
Rook ‘Carrol
Corbin Arrives in Salt Lake for Fort Douglas Visit
Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin of the U.S. Army arrives in Salt Lake City and will be hosted by Senator Kearns during his stay to inspect conditions at Fort Douglas.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Henry C. Corbin
U.S. A
Senator Kearns
Tea Fight Typhus. Berlin Budget for 1904
Berlin dispatch reports the imperial budget for 1904 allocates 37500 for typhus combat efforts. The article notes further provisions and aims tied to public health initiatives, with attention to infection control and citywide measures.
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Berlin
Fattal Family Linked to Local Crime Case
Readable fragments indicate the Fattal Family Guarret ex rela were named in connection with a crime. Authorities have not released full details.
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Fattal
Guarret
Emmet Centenary Celebrations Across Two Cities
The Irish Patriot notes Emmet centennial events in Columbus Ohio and Chicago Illinois. Ohio crowds estimated at 25 000 excursionists with a large Fort Wayne delegation. Leaders and speakers include James P Madigan Gov Nash Mayor Jeffrey and James F Dolan. Chicago gathering urged full Irish independence as Emmet’s legacy and included Gen Nelson Miles Rabbi Hirsch and Judge Marcus Kavanagh.
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Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbus Auditorium
James P. Madigan
Cleveland
Order
Board of Trade
Ladies Auxiliary
The
I. W. Mulhane
Ireland
Robert Emmet
Emmet
Chicago
Regiment Armory
United Irish Societies of
Robert Emme
Bih
Trish Penople
United Irish League
Gen
Nelsom A. Miles
Rabbi Hirsch
Marcus Kavanagh
Despondent Kansas City Man Takes His Own Life
Henry Mackley former proprietor of the Riverside packing house killed himself Sunday in a desolate room after losing $35 in the June flood. He was 44, a 20 year Kansas City resident who came from Switzerland and built Riverside, which prospered until the flood and subsequent fire ruined the plant.
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Kansas City
Henry Mackley
Riverside Packing Home
Cenement
Atockley
Switzerland
Riverside Packing House
Remarkable Utica Case Restores Voice After Paralysis
In Utica New York on September 21 Miss Emma Lewis a 50 year old woman who had been unable to utter a word for three years speaks again after a local physician used electrical stimulation of the throat to restore vocal cord use.
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Utica
N. Y
Emma Lewis
Boer general moves family to Mexican colony site
Monterey Mexico Sept 21 Gen W Tonyman a Boer war leader has fed his entire family to a new colony site near Ortiz Station on the Mexican Central and announces that three more families are en route from South Africa to join him
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Monterey
Mex
W. Tonyman
Ortiz Station
South Africa
Lion mauls keeper in East St. Louis cage incident
During a performance in East St. Louis a lion leaped at keeper Ricardo inside the cage and tore off his right hand. Attendants quickly subdued the animal and saved the keeper’s life.
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East St. Louis
Ricardo
Wilder brigade reunion ends at Chickamauga field monument
Chattanooga Tenn September 21 The Wilder brigade annual reunion closed Sunday at the battlefield monument in Chickamauga park Religious services were held with veterans in attendance.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilder Brigade
Battle Field Monument
Chickamauga Park
Battleships Reach New York in Key Naval Arrival
The battleship Indiana of the coast squadron the cruiser Chicago from Fortress Monroe and the auxiliary cruiser Yankee from New London CT arrived in New York Harbor amid naval movements officials reported.
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New York
Indiana
Coast Squadron
Chicago
Fortress Monroe
Yankee
Atlantic Training Squadron
Newendon
Assassin Victim Shot While Riding Near Santa Clara
N O Dexter of Norwalk Connecticut a wealthy holder of Adirondack lands in Franklin county was shot and killed while riding alone along a road near Santa Clara. No trace of the slayer has been found and no crew member is identified.
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Malone
O. P. Dexter
Norwalk
Franklin County
Santa’ Clara
Grand jury to probe contractor and union ties disrupting Chicago building
Saturday report notes the grand jury will investigate combinations between contractors and labor unions that crush competition and paralyze building operations in Chicago.
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Caicago
Massacres and Destruction Threatened on Frontier
Daily Mail from Sofia reports revolutionary chiefs claiming thousands massing at frontier points and bombs stockpiled. They forecast mass massacres and burnings should czar-empire talks fail, with a banner of revolt to blaze across border districts. Bulgarian prepra tions aim to muster 200000 troops with steady supplies within a week.
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Daily Mail
Sofia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Francis Joseph
Macedonia
Europe
Vienna
Prince Ferdinand Hosts Dinner for J. B. Jackson in Sofia
In Sofia on Sept 21 Prince Ferdinand hosted a palace dinner for J. B. Jackson after he presented credentials as America's first diplomatic agent to Bulgaria. Guests included FE H Elliott and Bulgarian ministers. The host proposed Roosevelt's health, and the court band played American music as officials lauded U S diplomatic ties and potential trade growth.
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Sofia
Prince Ferdinand
J. B. Jackson
Bulgaria
FL FE. H. Elliott
Roosevelt
America
United States
Boston Greeks Protest Bulgarian Macedonian Incursions
In Boston on Sunday Greek leaders condemned Bulgarian moves into Macedonia accusing them of fomenting insurrection and Greek killings. The meeting raised nearly 1000 dollars to aid persecuted Greeks in Macedonia.
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Macedonia
Boston
Steinhall
Bulgaria
Lipton's Condition Touted Satisfactory After Appendicitis
In Chicago on September 19 doctors said Sir Thomas Lipton's condition is entirely satisfactory and danger has passed, though full confirmation will take days. Lipton arrived Tuesday from appendicitis and was attended at the Auditorium Annex hotel.
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Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Auditorium Annex
Two New Counterfeits Discovered by Secret Service
Chief Wilkie of the secret service reports two national bank counterfeits found. A ten dollar bill passes as from the People's National Bank of Roxbury Massachusetts and a five dollar note from the Waltham National Bank of Waltham Massachusetts.
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Washington
Wilkie
Secret Service
People’s National Bank
Roxbury
Mass
Waltham National Bank
Waltham, Mass
Watson faces bankruptcy petition in Chicago court
A bankruptcy petition filed in Chicago seeks to declare James S. Watson bankrupt. Watson, former president of Porter Bros. & Co., whose liabilities are listed at 1.5 million dollars after the firm failed some months ago.
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Chicago
James 5S
Watson
Porter Bros. & Co
Armenian Mass Meeting in Chicago on Church Property Fight
More than 490 Chicago Armenians gathered to discuss actions to prevent what they view as Russia confiscating Armenian church property. M. B. Seron of the Armenian national church in Ainefan Aroriged addressed the gathering.
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Chicago
Russia
M. B. Seron
Armenian National Church
Ainefan Aroriged
Loving Cup Awarded for Sugar Beet Display
Ogden Utah Sept 21 the loving cup offered by H O Havemyer of New York for the best display of sugar beets before the irrigation congress has been awarded to A Rhodes of Garland Utah.
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Ogden
Utah
H. O. Havemyer
New York
Irrigation Congress
A. Rhodes
Garland
King Leopold Replies To Powers On Congo Abuses
Brussels dispatch reports King Leopold rebutting the powers note on the Congo State. He dismisses alleged cruelties as untrustworthy testimony and rejects arbitration.
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King Leopold
London
Brussels
the Times
Congo
Game Warden Shoots Man in Luzerne County
In Wilkes Barre on September 21 E W Campbell Luzerne county game warden shot and likely fatally wounded Roman Dates near Campbell's lodge two miles from Pittston for violating the game law.
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Wilkesbarre
E. W. Campbell
Luzerne County
Campbell's Lodge
Pittston
Open Shop Letter Criticizes Roosevelt Attitude
Chicago federation of labor on September 21 issued a nine thousand word letter of advice faulting President Roosevelt’s stance on open shops. The missive targets his Miller case decision and blames a ring of interests around the White House for the administration’s labor policy. The letter notes its aim is not to attack Roosevelt and says a copy will be sent to D. Bay at Crster Bay for action under Labor Day.
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Roosevelt
Chicago Federation of Labor
Miller
Government Printing Office
Finance
Open Shop Committee
White House
Crster Bay
Cance
Death of Louis Swift’s son from polo ball injury in Chicago
Nathan Swift, son of Louis F. Swift, died after a polo mallet strike at a Chicago game. The ball hit him high in the air, sun glare prevented early danger recognition, and he later developed dizziness and delirium before his death. Teammates included Frederic McLaughlin and R. R. McCormick.
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Nathan Swifts
Louis F. Swift
Packer
Swift
Frederic McLaughlin
WW. W. Rathbone
Walter Farwell
Sidney Love
Walter Keith
R. R. McCormick
Charles Garfield King
Mr. Swift
Mr. Love
Decapitation and injuries in bridge street accident
In Grand Rapids Michigan on December 21 John Delater was decapitated when his feet were caught in the Bridge street bridge as a Muskegon interurban car dragged him from a doorway. John Manni was fatally injured with a broken leg and additional wounds. Dutch soldiers of Company B Second Regiment Missouri Guards were aboard.
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Grand Rapids
Miccn
John Delater
John Manni
Bridge Street
Berlin
Muskegon
Delater
Manni
Bull fighting at Juarez opens with notable crowd
At Juarez on the Mexican border a new fifty thou sand dollar bull ring formally opened in front of Teopee ne or i Cans. Six bulls were killed and several horses died in the procession. Cervera the famed Spanish bull fighter leads the event.
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Tex
Juarez
Teoh Peenie
I Cans
Othe Bidis
Cervera
Winnipeg Players Beat Algoma Coloreds in St Paul Ball Game
In a Sunday game at St Paul Minnesota Winnipeg champions of the Northern league defeated Algoma colored team. Second baseman W W Keller was struck in the head by a pitch and probably fatally injured. Keller is brother of St Paul manager Michael Keetey of the American Association team.
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St. Paul, Minn
Winnipeg
W. W. Keller
Winnipers
Kellen
Michael Keetey
St. Paul
New York Tragedy: 22 Yearold Knox Found Dead
Flord Knox of Hilldale, aged 22, vanished two weeks ago while temporarily insane. He was located dead in the woods near hunters after climbing a tall tree and shooting himself, marking a self inflicted death.
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New York
Flord Knox
Hilldale
Knox
Aged Man Frightened to Death in New York
Patrick Collins a 29 year old city driver died after being frightened by the sudden glare of an automobile that nearly hit his team on Jerome avenue at 170th street in New York City.
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New York
Patrick Collins
Jerome Avenue
Population figures for the Philippines announced
Washington Sep 21 The population of the Philippines will approach about 10,900,000. The civilized people will number 7,000,000 and the wild tribes, imperfectly counted, are estimated at 1,900,009.
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Philippines
Washington
Indicted Grocer Slashes Throat in Court Building
Jacob Miler, indicted along with several teamsters and receiving clerks for conspiracy to defraud wholesale grocers, cut his throat in the criminal court building in Chicago on Sept 21. Passersby and officials say he cannot live.
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Chicago
Jacob Miler
Criminal Court
Well Known Newspaper Man Dies in Paris
James L. Ferriere a renowned New York newspaper man died in Paris on Sunday from a paralytic stroke. His wife, driven to distraction, later killed herself.
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Paris
James L. Ferriere
New York
Coom
Nine Injured in Crawfordsville Junction Train Collision
Nine passengers were injured when Monon No. 11 collided with a Vandalia freight near Crawfordsville Junction Indiana Friday afternoon. The freight brakes failed causing the impact overturning a smoking car and day coach. Traffic halted for hours while injured listed with bruises cuts and a dislocated shoulder among them.
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Lauwisville
Chicago
William Vaughan
Jez
William Poddess
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Lowell
Levi Hawkins
Otter
Famous Hereford Cow WL Betty TL Dies in Indianapolis Stall
Betty TL one of America's most famous Hereford cows died at the Indiana state fairgrounds after a lung congestion. Owned by J. C. Adams of Mowgona Illinois he bought her for four dollars. She had come to the Indiana fair from Minnesota and caught a chill.
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America
Indianapolis
Sept
Betty TL
J. C. Adams
Mowegna
Minnesota
Failed Banks Affairs Reveal Worsening Condition
An examination of the Topeka and Lasrance banks after their closing shows assets of about 27,000 with liabilities around 15,000. The assets include 5,000 in bills and notes and a substantial uncertain amount in stacks and routes. The overall value of these stacks remains doubtful.
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Ind
Topeka
Lasrance
Tabor Prison to Manufacture Goods for State Institutions
In South Bend Indiana details emerge on a plan to have the Tabor prison in Michigan City produce shoes and clothing for state institutions. The proposal aims to create competitive open market outputs while addressing legislative considerations and fiscal implications.
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Ind
Bard Fish
Michigan City
Treasin
Svetem
Notable Laporte Citizen Involved in Jail Plot Unfolds
A reported plot to assassinate Nathan McCormick, Laporte’s well known sheriff, surfaced Thursday. Authorities say Edward Casker, a paroled reformatory prisoner from Jeffersonville, helped reveal the scheme. The county is tightening security as the case unfolds.
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Nathan TD
McCormichk
Edward Casker
Jeffersonville
Casker
Indiana Weather Forecast Mentions Frost Warning
Weather across Indiana shows clear skies with a frost forecast for Thursday night. A forecaster cautioned the frost will be light and unlikely to damage crops. nineteen towns report clear conditions while twenty five towns report frost.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Bivide
Republican committee faces flap over billboard contract
In Indianapolis on September 18 the Republican city committee is at odds over its billboard campaign after awarding a printing contract worth a reported sum to a Cincinnati firm. Local labor unions are expected to press the managers for explanations.
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Incianapolis
Ind
Republican City Committee
Cincinnati
James Gaines Finds 12006 Under Carpets After Wife’s Death
James Gaines of Edgar County Illinois found 12006 in money and notes under the carpets in his Terre Haute home two weeks after his wife’s death. The money includes Civil War era fractional currency and relates to a 2 acre farm she managed.
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James Gaines
Edgar County
Ilineis
Appleyard Interurban Plans Indiana Line Reach Nearby Cities
Indianapolis Sept 17 The Appleyard interurban syndicates plan immediate construction of a line from Columbus to Greensburg Connersville and Richmond with a connection to a line toward Dayton Ohio and to Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
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Appleyard Interurban
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Greensburg
Connersville
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Co-Operative Store Opened by Lake Shore Workers
Elkhart Indiana reports a new cooperative grocery started two weeks ago by the Home Supply Co. and composed of 32 percent Lake Shore railroad employees. The venture has proved an unqualified success to date.
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Elkhart
Ind
Co-Operative Grocery
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Ellison Bank in La Grange Closes Doors
Fort Wayne Indiana September 17 The Ellison bank of La Grange closed its doors Wednesday morning. The bank had interests in securing electric roads in Ohio oil territory with no figures available on losses or deposits.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Elison Bank of la Grange
Ohio
Fears for the Corn Crop in Wabash Region
In Wabash Indiana on September 18 the area saw a 50 degree temperature with cloudy skies and rain. Officials fear frost could ruin about one third of the local corn crop as the upper Wabash valley awaits a killing frost.
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Wabash
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Wabash Valley
Death of Former Matron Nexsen in Evansville
Mrs. Margaret Nexsen widow of the late John Nexsen died at her Evansville home. For years she served as matron at the county orphans home.
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Ind
Margaret Nexsen
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Reverend J Wilbur Chapman poisoned by wife in error
Warsaw Indiana September 17 Reverend J Wilbur Chapman director of Winona Bible conference was mistakenly given an overdose of bromidia by his wife Tuesday evening. Three local physicians fought to save him after he had been taking cinchona tonic. He grew drowsy and unconscious but is now improving.
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Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
Winona Bible Conference
Chapman
Chapny Scious
Langer
Premonition Turns to Tragedy in Wood County
In Wood County a farmer named Ferring fled home after a night incident and returned to find his wife and children left or in danger. The widow and young children suffer as the family is disrupted by the event. Police and neighbors await further details.
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Biwood
Ind
Ferning
Ferring
Secret Fraternity Initiation Death Leads to Indictments
Sept 17 Ralph Mc Fiide a student dies from bruises and septic inflammation after a fraternity initiation. Grand jury indicts ten students and a special session is called to investigate.
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Ifr
Ralph McFiide
Sehee
Indiana frost not hurting corn yield outlook says official
Indianapolis Ind Sept 19 Thursday night frost in Indiana has not materially damaged the corn yield outlook. Unless heavier frosts occur in the next week or two state forecasts indicate Indiana farmers will fare well.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Jurymen on a Strike in Patekata, Indiana
In Petersburg Indiana on September 11 a jury panel for the Sutton case was disrupted when eleven men refused service because the twelfth juror was colored. The men later relented and agreed to serve.
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Petersburg
Ind
Patekatt
Ve. Sutton
Attempted murder shocks Alert town in Greensburg area
In Greensburg Indiana on September 19 a leading merchant C H P McLane of Alert was shot by an unseen assailant as he returned to his store for the night. He was found wounded on the floor with a face stained by the shooting.
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Greensburg
Ind
C. H. P. WelLane
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McLane
Miss Anna Frederickson to sail for Port Said
Miss Anna Frederickson of Laporte will sail from Boston on Tuesday for Port Said to resume missionary work under the Baptist Foreign Missionary association. She expects to be away eight years.
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Port Said
Laporte
Ind
Anna Frederickson
Baptist Foreign Missionary Association
Boston
Brakeman Killed While Flagging Train Near Brookville
Frank Raridan aged 24 a brakeman was killed in Brookville Indiana when the engine of his train broke down and after being sent back to flag the passenger train he fell asleep on the track Friday eveningAuthorities said the accident occurred September 19.
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Brookville
Ind
Frank Raridan
Heavy Frost at Wabash Damages Corn Crop Delays
In Wabash Indiana on Thursday night a heavy frost driven by cool air left temperatures below 50 degrees. The frost damaged the corn crop somewhat though all but the late corn is out of danger, with fields showing signs of relief.
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Wabash
Ind
Grief Kills Brice Carter in Bedford Home
Bedford Ind Sept 18 Brice Carter 75 died at his home Thursday afternoon from grief over the death of his son Enoch Carter killed on duty as a switch man at the St Louis terminal yards.
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Enoch Carter
St. Louis
Indiana Man Killed in St Louis Telegraph Notice
A telegram announced the death of Red Carter a well known railroad man from Bedford Indiana. The message indicates his death occurred in St Louis and mentions Carter’s role with the railroad and yards.
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St. Louis
Bedford
Ind
Red Carter
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Asher
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!