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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1904

Page

6

Elorme Wrecked by Bomb Targets Omaha Lawyer Home

Elmer E. Thomas prominent Omaha lawyer and Civic Federation attorney had his home wrecked by a bomb on the front porch. He and his family were inside and unharmed. The city offered 5000 reward for those connected with the explosion, plus a similar reward from the Retail Liquor Dealers Association. total rewards reach 7970.

Elmer E. Thomas Omaha Neb Civic Federation Thomas Denison Lowa Pollak 1Quor Dealers’ Association

Train Collision Near Pedford Injures Fifteen

Fifteen persons were injured in a collision between a southbound fast train and an electric trolley near Pedford, with three believed to die. The electric car failed to derail, and passengers were carried to hospitals. Rescue crews worked quickly as officials investigated the crash scene.

Cleveland Puttsbuirg Oba Pedford Ematel Eveing d. Ghia Mitinimes

Execution at Ghia Penitentiary Details Electrocution

A three‑stage electric execution was carried out at the Ghia Penitentiary in Columbus targeting George Gaver, a former Bear Alten, with two initial shocks followed by a full 750 volt current and a final third shock. Loveland showed no signs of weakness.

George Gaver Bear Alten Ghia Columbus Loveland

Weber case signals inquest after brutal family killings

A preliminary hearing reveals a bloodstained revolver used in the family murders. Investigators note four relatives were slain and a clerk identifies a suspect who bought a small pistol linked to the crime in Auburn after a robbery.

Weber Young Weber Oa Pant Auburn K

Plan to reform state education and technical training proposed

The article outlines a proposed reform of state constitutions to enable changes in school books and the creation of a technical school. Backing comes from the Federation of Teter with Vietorton endorsement. Whhittayer and the Jeffersons Reforprataevi push for action at the January legislature meeting.

Federation of Teter Weich Dias Vietorton

Banker's confidential secretary charged with stock theft arrested in England

James Wallace, charged with stealing stock certificates valued at nearly 90000 dollars from Edward M. Breitung of Marquette Michigan where Wallace served as confidential secretary, has been arrested in Liverpool England. About 25000 dollars of the stolen sum was recovered and extradition arrangements to the United States are being made.

James Wallace Edward M. Breitung Marquette Mich Liverpool England Breitung Wallace Edwin Rose Roosevelt Masonie Lodge Oyster Bay George H. Host Connecticut Stamford Ionn A. Flower Kittanning Threater Edward Cary George Stiles Albert Hawkes Lynn Mass Paterson N. J William T New York Norfolk Southern Maryland Savings Bank la Plata Noble Geoin North Dead Sxfy Miure Dos Pope Ee Indies New York, New Haven and Plattfer Waterhors Frank B. Bristol Bristol Speir Uy Deepush Felon Boa Yvern M. J . Proton Brooklyn N.Y Sin Willamsburg Maranio Trivio Polognio Novo United States District Court In Buffalo Einzel Jed C. Nagle Lienairk John A. Link Vertis Nagin Sanhia Merritt Bigler Charles Alansen Naner Johnson Towanda Digier Johnson Arie Benajamin Johnson

Loss of Greek Steamer Elids After Black Sea Wreck

Constantinople dispatch reports the Greek steamer Elids overdue and presumed lost after a recent voyage in the Black Sea. The captain, crew, and a number of passengers are believed dead, totaling seventy seven people.

Constantinople Black Sea

Notorious Naples Youth Piobbino Found Killed by Soldier

A Naples dispatch reports that the notorious boy Piobbino has been located and killed by a soldier in a grotto near Catania. The incident details are limited, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.

Briand Naples Piobbino Catania

Rowboat Sinks on St Clair River Tragedy Claims Four

The rowboat of William Eriges from Post Heron Michigan to Barina Gat across the St. Clair River near Port Turon upset. Four crew from St Thomas Ontario who were passengers drowned.

William Eriges Post Heron Mich Barina, Gat

Two Men Die in Wal ters Boiler Explosion Near Vicksburg

In Wal ters, a boiler explosion at D. R. Middleton's cutting gun plant killed two men and injured five others, two seriously. The fire caused an estimated loss of 540,000.

D. R. ‘Middleton Cuttin Walters Vicksburg Miss Chienzo Subway Company Trenton Chicago Corporation Trust Company Jersey City North Pole United States Globe Robert E. Peary Delta Kappa Epsilon Auditorium Hotel Morgan Street St. Louis William Holden Platte Valley Bank Platte Center Neb Barney Schroeder Carrig Missouri Union Club Cleveland National Merchant Marine League of the United States High Seas Blarvey Dpd Goulder

Convicted lawyer involved in Hill election noted

Eastern reports say Demarest a New York lawyer and politician who helped elect D B Hill to the U S Senate was convicted of fraud. Other items include shipwrecks, deaths, accidents, and legal actions across the Atlantic and United States with several notable figures named.

P. Demarest New York D. B. Hill Kreonland

Various distant happenings sweep Ohio to Washington across the nation

A wide and disjointed wire service summary reports crimes like a Coshocton restaurant owner arrest for murder, suicides in Hamilton and Chicago, old age passings in Tacoma, land withdrawals in Washington, a Grange life insurance discussion in Portland, a barn fire in Nelsonville, a court ruling in Missouri, a Chicago naval training site victory, a Lincoln-like bank shooting in Nebraska, and a St. Louis hotel fire with multiple rescues, all amid broader political and civic events coast to coast.

Stacy McDonald Coshocton Ohio Joseph Jennings John A. Wilson Hamilton Julia Zounski St. Joseph's Hospital Tacoma Wash General Land Office Walla-Walla National Grange Grange Portland Ore Ella Gesterling Vendome Hotel Chicago Charles A. Parker Glalvia Wend John Skivero A. Mudseck Nelsonville C. E. Mathias Kansas City United States District Court Washington Lake Bluff Gjaecianath Mou Imoun Dpuomsford Stationery Company Fourth Walnut Main Streets Supreme Court Jefferson City William Rudolph Schumacher Rudolph Union Joly Brown Shenandveah Prank Faral Lee Lot Springs Lion Mountain Road Swifton Ark Wells Starvey J. A. Corry Seneca John Givins Buccseye R. B. Tasilor First Presbyterian Church of San Diego Cal Taylor McPherson J. R. Nickus Topeka Kwan Smith Teseville Wilson Kies Carnes White Earu Dushimi Podopan St. Louis Prince Buckingham Club Minnesota S. F. Fullerton Whilin Mineh Ughr Fairport Sandusky Marblehead Elmer E. Thomas Civic Federation Omaha Thomas Slocum Inn FE. OG. Pairfeld Lyons France Harrison Republican Party Oberho O Or University of Nebraska Pitsdale Michi Cillege Stopewell Jackson Wendell Phillips Henry Ward Leecher Cleveland Uriah E. At Soth Ofiai

Storms and unrest sweep the Atlantic and Far East

Reports describe a nine day overdue steamer Jupiter sighted at Bermuda with sugar cargo. Three Memphis bricklayers named Gorman Franklin and Collina were found asleep on a slag pile. Gorman died, others unconscious. Russians retreat from Da Pass near Mukden as Japanese advance toward Sintsintin. Vladivostok area sees daily clashes on the Shakhe river. A hurricane hits the Tamutse islands causing 30 000 people to lose homes and livelihoods. Britain endures keen frost and heavy snow. storms disrupt coasts and telegraphs in northern England and Scotland. Armenia faces killing and looting amid letters from the American Board of Foreign Missions reporting deteriorating conditions and looming winter hardship.

Jupiter Boston Bermuda Mike Gorman Charles Franklin Dan Collina Hanover Oil Mills Memphis Tenn Gorman da Pass Mukden Sintsintin Shakhe Tamutse Celches Alfalay United Kingdom England Scotland Armenia London Reynolds American Board of Foreign Missions Reynalds Van

City of Seattle Steamer Goes Aground at Eagle River

The steamer City of Seattle bound from Juneau to Skaguay ran ashore at Eagle River with no loss of life. Reports from various fronts mention drownings, ship arrivals, and maritime incidents, including cannibal reports near New Guinea and survivor accounts from the Aigburth.

Seattle Juneau Skaguay Eagle River J. Warren Keifer Congress Hay Probst Switzerland State Department Washington Hing Baron Sternberg Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Reed Smeet Senate Nexar Port Huron Midh Black Sea Burkentine Astoria Ore Sterd St. Johns N. FE Vicht Rock Island New Guinea Philadelphia Treid Thomas Ellis Astrakan

Port Arthur Fortresses Still Unconquered Amid Sapping

The article notes no official word from Tokio about Port Arthur as sapping and mining replace direct assaults. It cites Russian sources on Stoessel's distress and mentions the torpedo boat Rastoropny sunk after delivering a dispatch, with St. Petersburg denying surrender remarks.

Port Arthur Stoessel Tokio Nogi Chefoo St. Petersburg St. Peterburg Stoeszel

Fort Blown by Jab Reports on Russian Forces and Port Arthur

The report notes Russian resistance and shortages of food and ammunition, with the Czar under pressure as winter battles intensify along the Shakhe. It cites Japanese gains at Sungshushan and the outer embankment of Port Arthur, plus possible moves toward Mukden. Dysentery and typhoid rise at the fortress as internal dissent grows.

Shakhe Oku Tokdo Sungshushan Port Arthur Songshasbapn Erlung Eekwan St. Petersburg Marshal Oyama Muckden Stoessel

Grain and live stock price list across major markets

The bulletin records bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep, plus wheat corn oats rye and related commodities in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and New York. Prices span No 2 and shipping grades with uniform figures for butter eggs and seeds.

Chicago Ste Timothy Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Bbc Milwaukee Barney Toledo New York

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