Tragedy at Abbeylands Echoes Through Courtroom
Ned Burton endures suspicion after a child’s fall from a window at Abbeylands. A coroner’s inquest unfolds as Mrs Burton accuses family enemies and reveals old feuds. The verdict finds accidental death, yet public opinion remains harsh, while Mrs Forager and Tom Burton navigate a bleak future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praca
Ned “Burton
Ned Burton
Charles Hunter
Mrs. Forager
Tom Burton
Lucy
Mrs. Porager
Magnetic power kills spider with unseen magnet
A scientist tested a small steel magnet on a spider. The spider was drawn by the magnet and followed it, eventually becoming immobilized and dying when the magnet and spider were covered by a tumbler. The experiment claimed to kill without direct contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Moon Seen In Daylight Through Trees
A mother tries to teach her son that the moon is visible in daytime. The boy looks up, spots the moon, and insists it is not lighted yet, prompting a gentle moment captured in a brief Little Chronicle item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ralph
England
Indy
Ned Burton
Ned. Burton
Ned. Bor
Mamma
The Sultan's Sway and European Crisis
The article analyzes rising Balkan tensions in Macedonia with Macedonia’s revolutionary movement, Russia and Austria massing troops on the frontier, and the risk of a wider war if Constantinople falls. It questions European Concert resolve and notes Abdul Hamid’s firm stance amid imminent upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
East
Balkan
London Times
Macedonia
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee
Servia
Times
Abdul Hamid
Russia
Austria
Constantinople
Telegraph and Telephone Failures Stranding Chicago in Severe Blizzard
A brutal northeast gale and blizzard cut telegraph and telephone lines from Chicago to the East and South. Wires fell, delaying stock market quotes as routes threaded through Cincinnati, St Louis, and Kansas City before reaching Omaha and Chicago by late morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
the Stock Exchange
New York City
Roscoe Conkling
Atlantic
United States
Chicago
Rockies
Telegraph
Lake Michigan
Indiana
East
New York
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansasity
Omaha
Settlement Efforts Redirect Venezuelan Dispute toward Washington
Allied representatives in Washington push for an early settlement of the Venezuelan dispute without The Hague. Italian German and British diplomats back Bowen with U S approval. The President favors a final agreement reached in Washington and this stance may influence British and German officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hague
Bowen
United States
Fez siege clash as Sultan’s forces rout rebels
Dispatches from Tangier and Tanzier report 12 000 Sultan troops attacking the pretender’s encampment near Bu Hamnara. Rebels lose 2590 men at Fez gates before rescue of Bu Hamara, with heavy casualties on both sides in the ensuing fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanzier
Morocco
Bu Hamnara
Fez
Bu Hamara
Tangier
Indiana News Roundup Records Local Tragedies and Industry
A broad Indiana news digest reports deaths from alcohol poisoning and railroad accidents, completes warnings about wood fuel shortages, and notes farm and canning company actions. It covers gas substitution plans in Muncie, stone quarry prospects at Vernon, factory moves, and bank depository holdings across cities, with contracts for the Sandy Look ditch and rail incidents in Lafayette and Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lyman
Charlestown
Evansville
Muncie
John W. Kennedy
Harry Weir
Ligonier
North Amherst
Lake Shore
Marion Tuttle
Sunch
Anderson
William Holles
Midland Steel
Munsie
John Hassinger
Terre Haute
Farmers’ Canning Company
Dunreith
Henry County
Orange County
Vernon
Witte & Alexander Manufacturing Company
Greenfield
Charcottsville
Charlottsville Manufacturing Company
George Terpert
Wabash
Layfayette
Peru
Noah Johnson
Michigan City
Tie
Grant County
Jack Mang
Porter County
Trough Brothers
L. H. Carr
Eliza Brockway
South Bend
James
John Scanlon
Cincinnati
Warsaw
North
Manchester
Wabash County
J. W. Smith
Great Western Canning Company
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
United States Depositories
Indiana
Citizens’ National Bank
Bedford
First National Bank
Brazil
Crawfordsville
City National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
Ft. Wayne
Frankfort
Central National Bank
Greencastle
Third National Bank
Greensburg
Columbia National Bank
Indianapolis
Fletcher National Bank
Howard National Bank
Kokomo
Merchants’ National Bank
Lafayette
National Fowler Bank
Madison
National Branch Bank
Delaware County National Bank
Second National Bank
New Albany
Penu
Richmond
National Bank
Crisis in Honduras prompts U S naval mobilization
The State Department reports Sierra has ceded the presidency in Honduras to a ministerial council while Bonilla proclaims himself president at Amapala. Warships from San Francisco Bay will sail to Amapala within a week, with New York, Boston and Ranger in harbor ready on short notice. Mare Island orders push rapid vessel repairs and extra night crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Sierra
Honduras
Council of Ministers
Bonilla
Amapala
San Francisco
Pacific
New York
Boston
Ranger
Bay
Washington
Mare Island Navy Yard
U. S
Bennington
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Percy
Fitzgerald
Aukor
MR. Tillotson
Burton
Furton
Donovan
Tmrurderess
Seward
Mr. Burton
Ned
Abbeylands
Major Burton
Magnet
Spider
Rusia
Shun Hague Tribunal
Sultan OF
Nichols
N. Co
Daniel Bressler
Napoleon
Ohio
Walter ‘Kenval
Knoxville
Tenn
Guiley
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