First Witness Opens Impeachment Inquiry in Hanford Case
Leonard Olsson testified before the House committee investigating United States Judge Corne Hanford in Seattle on impeachment charges. Olsson, a socialist, said he did not have a superstitious reverence for the Constitution yet would abide by U.S. law, noting his views on constitutional change by ballot when asked about his loyalty statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe
Wash
Leonard Olsson Acoma
United States
Corne Hanford
Hanford
Son
Graham
Rebels Repel Federals at Bachimba Pass Near Chihuahua
At Bachimba Pass forty miles south of Chihuahua, Orozco’s rebels repelled a federal flank attack, scattering Huerta’s forces. The main column failed to press, and no Sonoran assault on Juarez occurred. Rebel Gen Pascual Orozco declared there will be no surrender or amnesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Bachimba Pass
Chihuahua
Federa
Huerta
Federa's
Sonora
Juarez
Bachimba
Orogco
Pascual Orosco
Frikers Shut Down Mine Over Wage Dispute
Workers at the Frikers mine refuse to return to work amid wage disagreements. Arbitration unsettled the dispute and no settlement prospects are seen. Nonunion miners and management face ongoing tension as talks stall.
Louisiana Approves Income Tax Amendment
Baton Rouge reports the state legislature adopted an action approving an income tax amendment to the United States Constitution advancing fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
aBton Rouge
United States
Suffragettes Smash Glass in Post Office Attacks
Suffragettes smashed windows of post offices in Manchester Letchworth Hitchin and some London branches. Premier Asquith was attacked at a reception when a suffragette seized his coat lapels and shook him. Telechron wire kills boy in Oklahoma town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Manchester
Letchworth
Hitchma
Asquith
Two Die in Dormitory Fire in Louisville Building
A blaze on the second floor of a business building dormitory in Louisville Kentucky killed two people and seriously injured three others. Fire crews battled the flames and investigators prepared to begin a probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Three Volunteer Firemen Die in Kansas Factory Fire
Garnett Kansas reports three volunteer firemen killed and five injured, one fatally, after a blaze damaged the J Q McAfee furniture factory and the Garnett Ice plant, in an early morning collapse of part of the facilities.
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Garnett, Kas—Thre
J. Q. McAfee Funiture
Garnett
Wealthy Kentucky furniture man shoots woman then self
L H Scheer of Carrollton Kentucky, a wealthy furniture maker, shot and fatally wounded Miss Elizabeth Morse aged 28 in Grand Rapids Michigan. He was pursued by police and then shot himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl
Grand Rapids, Mich
L. H. Scheerman
Carrollton, Ky
Elizabeth Morse
Ship Owners Refuse Arbitration Over Seamen Strike
Paris reports ship owners affected by the seamen strike informed the government they refuse to arbitrate the differences under the conditions demanded by the sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
JOO Rescued in Shipwreck at Calais Me
One man drowned as the steamship Grand Man wrecked near Calais Maine. Tug York aided 700 passengers to safety after the hull was ripped and the vessel broke in the St. Croix river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joo
Calais
York
Bt. Crom
Poison case evidence ties Lindloff to life insurance scheme
Henry Kubey, a former boarder of Mrs. Louisa G. Lindloff, testifies she sought marriage in exchange for taking out life insurance totaling $6,000. He also says Lindloff admired undertaker K. M. Wright, who buried Alma Lindloff, 17, believed poisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Kubey
Louisa G. Lindlof
Kubey
Promoter Curley Sees Big Queensberry Fight Win
East Las Vegas promoter Jack Curley voices optimism for a Johnson Flynn bout on July 4 after Gov McDonald states no interference, signaling a clear path to a major Queensberry matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Jack Curley
Gore Robbed At Baltimore Hotel Escort For Senator Gore Stolen
Senator Thomas P. Gore and his wife were briefly stranded when a hotel thief stole a bag the wife had left in their room. In Michigan’s Delta county, forest fires raged with large forces deployed to combat the flames threatening farms and isolated homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Michigan
Escanaba
Mich
Delta County
Death by Own Action Ends in St Louis Hospital
Henry Fuchs of Fenton Missouri took strychnine and died an hour later at a city hospital. He told officials he was not a “suite” when asked why he acted. He was W years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Henry Fuchs
City Hospital
Fenton
Man Found Slain in Peru Office
Albert C. Kellenach was found slain in his Masonic Temple Peru office. A loaded revolver clutched in his hands and another revolver nearby with one chamber emptied indicate a fatal shooting. A bullet wound was in his left breast.
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Wincis
la Salle
Albert C. Kellenach
Masonic Temple
Peru
Haunted by Victim's Vision in Camden Death Case
In Camden New Jersey worry over a past automobile crash that killed an unidentified foreigner is linked to the death of Dr Howard W Hewett by his own presumed actions. The report notes the crash occurred some time ago and is tied to Hewett's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Howard W. Hewett
Two French Guns Explode Off Toulon
An investigation was ordered into the bursting of the guns on the French cruiser Jules Michael near Toulon. One gunner was killed and two officers plus seventeen men were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Jules Michael
Hilles Seen as Possible Republican National Chair
at the White House it is made clear Charlies D. Hilles could become chairman of the Republican National Committee if he accepts the post.
Kidnapped Girl Rescued After 15 Mile Pursuit
James Hinson of Choctaw Alabama reported his 17 year old daughter kidnapped by a man known as Tinch Watson. After three days the girl was found in a deserted cabin near the state line. Sheriff I L Hunter pursued the suspect in a high power car while a mounted mob chased. The suspect was captured and sent to Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Miss
James Hinson
Tinch" Watson
Meridian
Choctaw
Ala
Taft backs budget system after economy report
President Taft forwarded the economy and efficiency commission report to Congress urging adoption of reforms. He notes Congress has held 100 investigations into executive departments and other matters that should have been open books. He argues existing appropriation estimates are inadequate and advocates the budget system used abroad.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Zeppelin Victoria Louise sails nine hours over sea
Hamburg, Germany observed the Zeppelin Victoria Louise complete a nine hour oversea flight with 12 aboard. The airship departed Hamburg over the North Sea and returned without incident. Some observers claim the mission demonstrates the potential for British raids, noting its 45 mile per hour speed and fuel capacity could reach London or Bristol from base towns.
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Hamburg
Germany
North Sea
England
London
Bristol
Emden
Sheridan wedged in Arctic ice drifts toward Bering Straits
Nome Alaska dispatch reports the US transport Sheridan carrying four companies of troops for St Michael and Fort Davis remains stuck in drifting Arctic ice. Over five days the ship advanced about 100 miles westward and could be carried into the Arctic via the Bering Straits.
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Nome
Alaska
United States
Sheridan
St. Michael
Fort Davis
Arctic Ocean
Bering Straits
Arctic
Post Office Safe Robbed in Fairview Heist
In Fairview a bank like post office safe was shattered by six nitroglycerin blasts as residents watched from across the street. Four masked men escaped with between 200 and 300 dollars in cash and stamps, creating a tense scene and prompting a city police response.
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Canton
Fairview
Citzens
Student dies after hazing at Wisconsin seminary
Warren P. Heidem, a theological student at St. Joseph academy, dies in Ramsay Louisiana after an illness believed caused by hazing at the theological seminary in Neshota Wisconsin.
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Ramsay
Warren P. Heidem
St. Joseph Academy
Neshota
Wis
Roosevelt party could pit Longworth against Roosevelt ticket
The formation of a new party by Roosevelt may force Nicholas Longworth, congressman and son in law of Roosevelt, to seek re election against a Roosevelt backed candidate.
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Longworth
T. R. Man
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Aska Fifty Thousand for Two Legs
Charleston Illinois man Frederick Yonke files suit against the Big Four Railroad for 100000 dollars in damages claiming a car cut off his legs and both are amputated. Yonke says the accident occurred near the railroad in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aska
Charleston
Ill
Frederick Yonke
Big Four Railroad Company
Yonke
Eddy's Son Loses Case in Mrs Eddy Bequest Suit
The New Hampshire Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the case challenging the legality of the bequest from Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy to the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston.
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Re. Eddy
Concord
N. H
Supreme Court
Invealviig
Mary Baker G. Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Rebel Leader Evaristo Estenoz Killed in Vega Dellaco Battle
Government troops led by Lieut. de la Torre killed rebel leader Gen. Evaristo Estenoz and about 100 insurgents in a battle near Vega Dellaco six miles from Micara near Songo.
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Evaristo Estenoz
Vega Dellaco
Micara
Songo
Lieut. de la Torre
Supreme Court Rules On Missouri Contests
Jefferson City Missouri supreme court rules Judge Kennish and Superintendent Evans are entitled to their offices. The court also holds that Judge Gantt's death abates his contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Kennish
Evans
Gantt
Alvida Man Found Dead In Peru Office
Albert C. Kellenbach was found in his Masonic Temple office in Peru with a loaded revolver clasped in one hand and another revolver nearby. A bullet wound was in his left breast indicating a gun related death.
Fight on the Gattle Tick Gains Ground in Mississippi
Government supervised tick eradication in Mississippi shows rapid progress with 9 000 dipping vats in operation. By year end about twenty five more counties likely to be declared free of cattle ticks and lifted quarantine. New efforts spread from north to south with Marshall DeSoto Tate and Benton among early frees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pest
Jackson
J. F. Kierman
United States
Mississippi
Tennessee
Marshall
DeSoto
Tate
Benton
Convicts mistreated at state farm visit report
Acting Governor Bilbo returned from Parchman where he and Trustees Montgomery and Smith investigated charges of cruelty to white convicts. He said conditions at Camp 9 were shameful and inhuman, with several objectionable men removed since the inquiry.
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Bilbow
State Farm
Jackson
Bilbo
Parchman
Montgomery
Camp 9
Col. Montgomery
Worms Ravage Crops On Mississippi Farm
Jackson Captain C H Neyland now in charge of a state farm camp in Sunflower County reports corn suffering from rain and pests. He notes five hundred hills of squash ruined, four plantings of watermelons failed to establish, and various worms including grass worms devastate crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
C. H. Neyland
State Penitentiary
Sunflower County
Test Ten Hour Law Faces Mississippi Cash Crop Foes
Mississippi sawmill owners oppose the ten hour labor law and cottonseed crushers join in the challenge. An attorney for the group was instructed to file a test suit in Hinds County Court, arguing twelve hour shifts are needed in peak season.
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Jackson
Mississippi
Hinds County
Seashore Camp Grounds Shine After Summer Changes
The Seashore Camp Grounds show lush growth from rains with vibrant grass and foliage. Improvements include new walks, cleared paths, torn down old buildings, and new structures underway.
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Seashore Camp
Seashore Camp Groumls
Seashore
Cotton Prospects Grim In Greenville Region
The cotton crop made little progress with prospects pessimistic due to cool nights. Growth has been retarded and much of the newly germinated cotton has died in the Greenville area.
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Greenville
Geologist receives marcasite sample from Carrollton area
Jackson State Geologist E N Lowe has been sent marcasite from J Howard arr of Carrollton. The material comes from a stream bed about three miles below Carrollton and includes iron prints or fool's gold. It is said to be as solid as rock but crumbles to a dark gray powder when exposed to air and is described as intensely astringent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
E. N. Lowe
J. Howard
Carrollton
Cuban Scientists Nominate Finlay and Agramonte for Nobel Prize
The Academy of Science and Havana medical faculty plus other societies back Dr. Carlos J. Finlay and Dr. Aristedes Agramonte as candidates for the 1912 Nobel Prize. The resolution notes Finlay proposed mosquitoes transmit yellow fever and Agramonte is the surviving co-discoverer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Science
University of Havana
Carlos J. Finlay
Aristides Agramonte
Nobel Price Commission
Finlay
Suit Gathings Faces Ouster Over Prison Cruelty Claims
Attorney General Rose files quo warranto to remove T C Gathings as superintendent of the Mississippi state penitentiary and mandamus to move white convicts from Parchman to Rankin county farm amid charges of mistreatment by sergeant Tom Dent. Board trustees accused of pressuring witnesses. case set for Judge Henry.
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Tom Dent
Dr. Gathings
Gathings
Pers Sn
Board of Trustees
Parchman
Ccasea
Henry
Treasury Well Heeled in Mississippi Finances
Jackson reports Treasurer Stovall has completed the June school distribution of 474,096 with only 7,013.14 outstanding. The state treasury holds about 540,000 and funds are ample until tax receipts begin.
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Jackson
Stovall
Mississippi
Delta floods affect cotton acreage and corn planting
State Treasurer P. 8 Bro wall reports delta plantations show partial recovery after floods. Planters shift toward corn, reducing cotton acreage significantly. Stovall notes widespread idle land in the delta, with many acres once planted in cotton last year now unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Browall
Delta
Stovall
Mississippi Supreme Court Victory Over Oyster Canners
D M Graham attorney for the Mississippi oyster commission received a Jackson telegram announcing a Supreme Court win in State of Mississippi vs Barataria Canning Company. The decision affects other cases where the commission seeks a three cent per barrel tax on oysters canned or shipped here or from other states.
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Gulfport
D. M. Graham
Oyster Commission of Mississippi
Jackson
Supreme Court
State of Mississippi
Barataria Canning Company
Ageinst
Commission
Death of Former Congressman Adam Byrd Surprises Mississippi Links
News from Hot Springs Arkansas confirms the death of former Congressman Adam Byrd. Friends in Kusatete recall him as a rugged Mississippian often welcome in the capital. Though in frail health for months, Byrd remained active in his re nomination campaign and anticipated reelection.
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Jackson
Hot Springs
Ark
Adam Byrd
Kusatete
Judge Byrd
Congress
Unique pardon petitions prompt unusual excuses
Jackson reports a steady stream of pardon pleas to the governor with odd justifications. Sim Scott, a Jones county prisoner, claims he committed grand larceny under the instruction of his employer and cites his punishment and a destitute, ill wife as extenuating factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Sim Scott
Jones County
Lang Named General Manager of Gulfport Exposition
John H. Lang has accepted the post of general manager of the Gulf Coast Exposition and has begun his duties.
Standard Oil moves headquarters to Jackson families to follow
Jackson. C Dalton, field representative of Standard Oil, is trying to locate at least twenty residences for families who will come here when the company establishes its headquarters in Jackson. The general offices and other branches will move from Covington, Kentucky as soon as employees' families can be accommodated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Army beam theory confirmed by multiple doctors
A beam composed of Drs Reed Carroll La zear and the author demonstrated the correctness of the theory, supporting scientific claims about the army’s beam construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Drs. Reed
Carroll
Lazear
Himself
Foreign Interference and Expatriate Dialogue
A courtroom exchange features a Patriot accusing an expatriate of preferring foreigners to Americans. The expatriate retorts that the issue is not nationality but comfort at home with foreigners. The judge presides as the dialogue unfolds.
Wilson Clings to Lead as 1912 Dem Nomination Stalemate Edges On
The Democratic convention hall remained deadlocked after 41 ballots as Woodrow Wilson edged toward the 500 vote mark while Champ Clark faltered. A banner praising Clark provoked a melee between Missouri and Nebraska delegates, drawing police to restore order as Bryan faced questions over the banner controversy.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Tivy
Wilson
Champ Clark
Clark
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Bryan
Miesouri
Missouri
Nebraska
Firyan
Bevan
Fund for Wilson Delegates Raised in Jersey City
Seagirt New Jersey report notes a £5,000 pledge to cover Wilson delegates' Baltimore conversion expenses. Samuel Ludlow Jr. banker and Joseph E. Bernstein merchant of Jersey City led the fundraising from Baltimore delegates arriving due to extended sessions and funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagirt
N. J
Wilson
Baltimore
Samuel Ludlow, Jr
Joseph E. Bernstein
Jersey City
Deadlock Reaches Unprecedented Levels in Convention Nomination
The convention faces an extraordinary deadlock with record ballots used without a nomination. Voters show hope for a quick decision though the two leading candidates trail the required majority of ballots, signaling a difficult path to resolve the stalemate.
Crowd Fights For Entry At Baltimore Convention Hall
Thousands gathered outside Baltimore Convention Hall as chairman James barred non delegates and press. Extra police were deployed to ease crushes at doors and on surrounding streets. By 10 pm about 25 000 people jammed the area while authorities held the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James
Faith in Clark House backs Speaker Clark
The House adopted a resolution declaring full faith in Speaker Champ Clark amid attacks at the Baltimore convention. Representative Austin of Tennessee offered the resolution praising Clark's honor integrity and patriotism as presiding officer.
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House
Bryan
Washington
C Park
Baltimore
Austin
Tensesser
Thie House
Thin Howe
Champ Clark
Alabama Congressman Underwood Aims to Stay in Baltimore Contingent
Representative Underwood of Alabama says he will not go to Baltimore unless summoned to approve the platform though friends in the capitol expect his presence. He expresses satisfaction over Baltimore developments and believes Gov. Wilton cannot gain many more ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Underwood
Alabama
Baltimore
Capitol
Wilton
Wilson supporters funded for Baltimore convention
Mr Ludlow declares readiness to pay hotel bills and living expenses for Wilson delegates in Baltimore. He and Mr Bernstein promise to raise funds quickly, stating a $350,000 capability in 24 hours and at least $5,000 for immediate expenses to keep supporters in Baltimore.
Francis apologizes to Bryan from Missouri governor
Former Missouri governor David R. Francis apologized to W. J. Bryan in a convention setting where Clark supporters displayed a banner praising Bryan and recalling prior remarks about the speaker's eloquence. The report notes other party figures and handling of campaign elements.
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Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
David R. Francis
Missouri
Clark
Bryan
Frames
Bryan Attacks Sinkings: Clark Grieved by Political Spat
The report notes indignity and that Speaker Clark, who traveled from Washington to Baltimore and stayed with a friend, did not attend politics gatherings. It says no face to face conference occurred between the candidate and managers, only telephone contact. Clark was said to be greatly grieved by Bryan's attack.
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Clark
Baltimore
Washington
Bryan
Tornado Ravages Regina Saskatchewan In Canada
A powerful tornado swept Regina Saskatchewan following severe storms injuring and killing dozens. The parliament building was damaged and six grain elevators toppled as cars and storefronts were hurled through streets. Telegraph and telephone lines were wrecked and relief teams were dispatched from Winnipeg.
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Parliament House
Regina
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Regine
Saskatchewan
Telephone Exchange
Standard
First Baptist Church
Baird
Hottell
Parliament
Americans Prepare Gather in Chihuahua Ahead of Battle
In Chihuahua Mexico authorities urge Americans to assemble in a single location to prevent disorder should federal troops clash with rebels. The precaution aims to keep citizens safe amid anticipated confrontation and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Jury rules for Funk in Henning alienation suit
The jury in Chicago returned a verdict for Clarence B. Funk general manager of the International Harvester Co. in the $25,000 suit by Jobo Henning claiming alienation of Mrs Henning's affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jobo
Henning
Clarence 8. Funk
The
International Harvester Co
Funk
Drunken quarrel ends in death at saloon rear
Charles Ridgeway alias Collins, 29, died at city hospital after a quarrel behind a saloon at 2642 Franklin Avenue. Ridgeway stated before dying that his home was in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Franklin Avenue
Charles Ridgeway
Collins
North Carolina
Bridal couples stranded in sleeping car to New York
Thirty two brides and grooms remained aboard a sleeping car tied up on the Ladhawsona line at Geranton Pa. The party reached the local depot about the same moment seeking onward travel to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geranton
Ladhawsona Railroad
New York
Louisiana Legislature Endorses Income Tax Amendment
Baton Rouge announces that the Louisiana legislature approved the income tax amendment to the United States Constitution through formal action.
Arkansas Sues Waters Pierce Oil Company for Damages
Arkansas files a suit against Waters Pierce Oil in Port Smith claiming 218000 dollars in damages for violation of state trust laws. The action seeks recovery and enforcement of penalties under state statutes.
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Arkansas
Waters Pierce Co
Port Smith
Ark
State of
Arke @meas
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Beasley Arrest Ends With Reconciliation in St Louis
Jesse Beasley a 57 year old marble worker arrested on a bigamy complaint by his wife Ba rab after two years apart made up with her at police headquarters and left to rejoin his spouse amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forgnes
St. Louis
Barab
Jesse Beasley
Lightning Kills Missouri Farmer in Narrow Harvest Path
Weat Plains Missouri farmer 34 years old was struck and killed by lightning while returning home with his wife who carried a bucket of blackberries. The wife was unharmed as the accident occurred near their route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Weat Plains
Odd Suit Against Minois City
Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller, bride and groom, sue Princeton alleging their home was wrecked by a liquor party and blaming insufficient police protection. The case seeks damages from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois
Sterling
Charles Fuller
Princeton
Forty Barges to Be Built at Paducah Plant
Paducah Kentucky report states the West Kentucky Coal company will start immediately forty barges at an average cost of 2500 dollars each after remodeling the barge building plant on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
T River
West Kentucky
Fatal accident on dump car at Bunker Hill site
II Henry Noel of the Big Four section was killed while attempting to access a dump car through a trap door when a crowbar broke loose and struck him in the back of the neck during the routine maintenance work.
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Victoria Street
Sixteenth
Eleventh Streets
Eleventh Street
Albert
Smith
Cromwell
Searth
Hamilton
Rose Streets
Bunker Hill, II
Henry Noel
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U. S
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Ilinois
Estenoz
Alvida
Albert C. Kellenbach
DR. Kiernan
Treasury
Standard Oil
Commoner
Dark
Virginia
Lamb
Firvon
Fitzgerald of
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Massour
Order of Missouri
Howleg
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Firvan
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Mr. Bryan
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
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