The Father Forgave His Daughter And Bride Dies
A Missouri wedding ends in tragedy as Miss Katie Kersting dies soon after Anton Hembrook marries her sister Annie Kersting. Katie, dying at Old Monroe, forgives the family while her father Kersting seeks reconciliation, and the newlyweds join him at the bedside in prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lou
Anton Membreck
St. Louie
Annie Kereting
St. Paul
St. Charles
Katie Kerating
Hembrook
Henry Nalmann
Anton
Mies Kersting
Annie
John
Marion County
Katie Kersting
Katie Kereting
Woman's Mysterious Death PROBIA April 26
Miss Lucy Dunlap a 7 year old girl died in her sister’s home in Proba Inl after going out with a man whose identity was unknown. She was taken away for several hours and returned in a dying condition having apparently been drugged. She died about an hour later without giving any statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probia
Inl
Lucy Dunlap
Eleworth
Miss Dunlap
Glass works shut down in Bridgeton New Jersey
Fires drawn in three window glass factories in Bridgeton cause idle workers until at least next fall. President Byrne demands union recognition before resuming work, while Cumberland Hollow Ware plant remains priority. Managers plan to bring in many non union journeymen this week. President Hayes unclear on details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N. J
Byrne
Cumberland Hollow
Battle Towers
Cumberland
Hay- 8
Short Handed Factories Draw Journeymen Away
Workers scarce across the nation push for employment as factories face labor shortages. President Thayes sent blowers to Gas City, Pennsylvania, with remaining journeymen slated for assignments in Olean New Jersey Glassboro Newark and other cities including Montreal Toronto and Gas City Indiana. Resident Happs laments sending his men away saying they should be working locally to boost town wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayes
Gas City
Olean
N. J
Glassboro
Montreal
Toronto
Canada
Newark
Ohio
Ind
Happs
Quaker statue models damaged by prankers in Marion
In Marion Indiana on April 6 the Friends church adopted resolutions condemning use of Celebrated quakers as advertising props. A life size paper mache William Penn model was moved from a sidewalk, later placed on a railroad track where a train struck it. The crew found the mangled remains of the statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Friends’ Church
William Penn
Klondike Scurvy Distress Report From Freeport
L W Guiteau of Freeport writes from the Klondike that 15 men in the Copper River district suffer from scurvy. Chicago men Oncar Liliseven age 43 of 2209 Indiana avenue J G McArne lene age 28 6256 Kegleston avenue C B McCoy age 33 of an unknown place urge immediate government action as greatest suffering prevails at the mouth of the Kivetina river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
L. W. Guiteau
City
Klondike
Copper River District
Chicago
Oncar Liliseven
Indiana Avenue
J. G. McArnelene
Kegleston Avenue
C. B. McCoy
Guiteau
Kivetina River
Tried a new treatment ends in arrest for horse abuse
In Covington Kentucky on April 26 James Neal a Seventh street blacksmith was arrested by the Humane society and fined for applying a torturous horseshoe to a horse at Krusenmerter's livery stable. The horse with a dislocated knee stood two days under weight before collapsing from exhaustion. The animal’s suffering was described as fearful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James Neal
Seventh Street
The
Humane Society
Krusenmerter
Nealis
Wireless signals reach water tower two miles from Notre Dame
Prof. Green continued brief experiments in wireless telegraphy at Notre Dame. Signals were sent to the water tower in South Head over two miles away with immediate, clear reception. The next test aims to reach Niles, Michigan, ten miles north of Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Ind
Green
Bief
South Head
Niles
Mich
Arcola Officials Indicted Over Sparrow Head Bounty Fraud
In Arcola on April 26 the county grand jury returned indictments against the town clerk, city clerk, and others for alleged fraud in paying bounties on sparrow heads. Indicted men have been arrested and taken to Tuscola for the halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcola
Tuscola
Mrs C C Chase Struck Blind After Prayer
In Covington Kentucky on April 4, Mrs C C Chase wife of C C Chase superintendent of the Pullman Car shops at Ludlow is in critical condition at her Powell Street home She has been struck blind with symptoms of apoplexy After rising from her knees during devotions she felt a sharp facial pain and fainted Physicians believe a brain hemorrhage occurred at that moment causing blindness and apoplexy with both eyes affected after a smaller prior attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
C. C. Chase
C. C. Chane
Pullman Car Company
Ludlow
Powell Street
Tragic Poverty Drives Woman to Self Destruction in Duluth
In Duluth Minnesota on April 26 Georgiana Dworshak a widow aged 34 or 40 shot herself and her two children aged four and six. The three bodies were found this afternoon after she fell behind on rent and lost hope for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Georgiana Dworschak
Saved by Suspender Buckle in Newark Saloon
Newark police officer William Ryan was wounded four times while pursuing a burglar after climbing through an open saloon window. A pistol hand, left shoulder, and a near-fatal shot were deflected by his suspender buckle, saving him from a fatal wound. He captured the burglar despite his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
William Ryan
Charils FB Williams Found Dead in Disorderly House
TERRE HAUTE Ind April Williams of Wood Williams Co furniture dealers was found dead with a broken neck in a disorderly house early morning. He had drawn 1000 dollars from a bank using his mother's name as indorser though she denies indorsing. A single dollar was found on him. Suspicions include gambling losses earlier, while the bookkeeper notes no obvious heavy payouts that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Charlies FB. Williams
Wood, Williams & Co
Deaters
Williams
Williams’ Store
Business of Pleasure Promotes Copper Bicycles
PF M Spinning, agent at 1022 Recond Avenue offers Copper Bicycles for exercise and leisure use. The terse notice urges customers to consider alternatives and place orders through the listed contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. M
Recond Avenue
He Went Up to Heaven Tells Remarkable Healer Story
Boston reports recount a Danish German healer known as Schlatter, its claimed miracles, burial for days, and ties to Kipling salvation. Dr McLean confirms the tale amid debates about the healer's identity and powers, while mining news details Republic and Erie stock, tunnels, and ore yields.
Oakesdale Saloon Closed Pending Administrator Appointment
Oakesdale residents learn that the California saloon, run by the late Charles Kureger, is shut until an administrator is appointed and court authority to reopen is granted. A decision expected within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakesdale
Wash
California
Charles Kureger
Three Year Old Killed by Coal Wagon in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on a April afternoon at Fourth and Perm berton streets three year old Samuel Grovit aky tried crossing as a coal wagon approached. He was struck between the wheels and killed instantly. The driver was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel Grovitaky
Fourth
Permberton Streets
Fourth Street
Mining News From Copper Gold Prospects and Local Mines
Advices from Keremovus report the Surprise group of mines near there showing a copper gold prospect with assays of 21 percent copper and 865 gold. The vein runs about 2000 feet on surface and tunnels show a 6 foot width with potential depth gains. Flag Hill Mine at Republic reelects new officers and imposes a half mill assessment. Bryan & Sewall faces likely reorganization as stockholders grow tired of funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Antonia
Erie
B.C
F. W. Leach
Jack Kiley
William Ferney
Joe Harrison
Armetrone
Keremovus
BR. C
Flag Hill
Bryan & Sewall
Tong An
Cincinnati Hotel Trust Idea Sparks Skepticism
In Cincinnati attempts have been made to interest hotel managers in Davis Hawley’s hotel trust plan to unite hotels nationwide to raise rates. The scheme, debated after a March Columbus meeting, faces opposition from Cincinnati’s Palace hotel clerk Joe Zeigler who calls it impractical and visionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Davis Hawley
Mawkey House
Cleveland
Hawley
State Hotel Men's Association
Columbus
CIA
Joe Zeigler
Palace Hotel
Real Estate Transfers Filed Yesterday Across Multiple Additions
Mary J Dearborn and husband sell lot 2 block 1 Plummers add for 500 to Fidith Dearborn. Cust Huebner and wife sell lot 11 block 12 Renton Hill add to John Swanton for 297. Enumclaw records show Henry J Haines selling lots 1 7 3 block 1 Stevensons first add to Rohlinger for 1. George Holloway county clerk transfers to Mary Ellen Owen in McAleer's add lots 6-16 block 49. Arthur Linn and wife sell lot 7 block 41 Law's second add to Frank Frederick for 1. John Hewitt sells 90 feet of lot 14 block 13 Renton Hill add to Montague for 1000. Hattie Morse sells lot 7 block 846 Collins add to Adella Rea for 100. Mary Horn sells part of Anthony Harn homestead containing 88 acres in various described bounds. Robert Murray and wife sell nw half of ne quarter in section 28 to 22 n of rb 6 W M to J Fanglin for 725.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Dearborn
Fidith JL. Dearborn
Plummer
Cust Huebner
John Tr. Swanton
Renton Hill
Henry J. Haines
John PP. N. Rohlinger
Stevenson
Enumclaw
George M. Holloway
Mery Ellen Owen
McAleer
Arthur G. Linn
Frank A. Frederick
Law
John JD
Hewitt
EB. J. Montague
Hattie T. Morse
Adella M. Reaper
Collins
Mary A. Horn
Thomas M. Harn
Anthony Harn
W. M
Nike
Wald
Anid
Robert G. Murray
J. Fanglin
Market Quotation Highlights Large List Of Grain And Produce Prices
This markets roundup reports wholesale bid quotes for multiple crops and goods. Prices include wheat feed at 19, bran 16, shorts 146, alfalfa 11.60, hay 12, creamery butter 22 0P% o, poultry live weights, beef cattle 46 cows and 44 steers, hogs 4% to 6 0, wool and hides per pound, and a long slate of groceries from flour to coffee and oats. Also lists fish, potatoes, green fruit, and seasonal produce with varied regional pricing across Washington and Oregon markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Tate
Beattle Grain
Varley
Hiay
Vaget Sound
Washington
Star
Bakers
California
Farina
Eraham
Moria
Java
Costa Mea
Arbuckie
Jaya
Tina
Aack
Guatemala
Puget Sound
Lumber and fruit pricing list from a historical catalog fragment
A dense, damaged list of prices and items including apples and cider, strawberries, California cherries, various fir cedar spruce lumber products, shingles, flooring and boards, fencing, weight specs, kiln drying, and drayage fees, with irregular punctuation and partial item descriptions from a historic market document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ned Cedar Lumber
Nough
Successor to Archbishop Cross Incoming Soon
In Portland at St Marys cathedral on Sunday Rev Father J Hughes announced that a successor to the late Archbishop Cross would likely be named within a week or two. He said he had no further information beyond his official announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father J. Hughes
Archbishop Cross
Maia
Hughes
TROWBRIDGE PROMOTES GEAN Dk AT UPTOWN TICKET OFFICE
J I Trowbridge of Puget Bay oversees operations with Heattie and Beattie at Uptown ticket office. Perkins & Co gen as agents announce Ban Prancisco arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. i. Trowbridge
Puget Ba
Supt
Geean Dk
Heattie
Uptown Ticket Office
Flrat Av
Beattie, Goodall, Perkins & Co
Ban Prancisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
GLASS
Llinois
Boston
Chlatter
Denton
Ile
Schlatter
McLean
M.D
Behlatter
Denver
Col
Western Desert
Bedlatter
Bchiatter
Kipling
Mr. Kipling
Vnd
Treasury
Mountain Lion
Lone Pine
Winge
Armeatrong Group
Bam Marshal
Erie Mountain
William Davia
Famus
Mining News
Eastern
Iowa
Elgin
Lée
Miberts
White Star
Columbia River
Oyatera
Olympia
Dungeness
Gobbing
White River
Yakima
Oregon
Walla Walla
Washington & Alaska Steamship Company
Alaska
Lightning Express Steamship City OF
Seattle
Yesler
G. F. Thorndyke
Yesler Way
Ramaker Music Company
Second Ave
Pike and
Union
Northern Pacific Railroad
Beattie
Sam
Olympia Ak
Kent
Auburn
Tacoma
J. F. Adams Wholesale and Retail Cash Gree
Second Avenue
Sen Ag Esler
James
Gross
Mickelson
Boston Clothing House
Pike
Bonney & Stewart
Third Ave
Columbia St
Seattle, Wash
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
San Francisco
Queen
Umatilla
Peaitle & & m
Port Townsend
Victoria
Moattie
Fort Townend
Aegant
Cottage City
City of Topeka
Al-K
Furter
Empire Line
Michael Om
Commnney
Dawson Cuy
Yukon River
First Ave
International Navigation Company
United States of Canada
First
Everett
Vernon P.m
Bt. Paul
East
Japan-American Line
U. & Mall
Oriental
Japan
China
Asiatic
Labor
Seattle Gas
Cherry Street
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