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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
Insane Mother Murders Six Children With an Axe
A Massachusetts dispatch reports Lizzie Naramore while insane killed her six children at a farm home near Cold Brook. She laid bodies on beds and then cut her own throat but survived. The husband, Frank Naramore, had left for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Brook
Mass
Lizzie Naramore
Frank Naramore
Death by Explosion Shocks Payne Area Farmer
Samuel Hagerty a wealthy farmer living three miles south of Payne Ohio died by his own action using several pounds of dynamite to blast stumps in his field. An inquest found he placed the explosive on a stump lit the fuse and was found dead after the blast by neighbors who hurried to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Mountain City Milling Company
Frederick
Duquesne Way
Fort Street
Pittsburgh
Elijah Kellogg
Harpswell
Lingayen
P. 1
John‘. Schmidt
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Samuel Hagerty
Payne
Ohio
Miss Marie Sweet Receives Pearls from Sulu Sultan
Miss Marie Sweet daughter of Major Owen G. Sweet governor of the Sulu archipelago has in Denver two pearls of great value sent with a parchment letter sealed with a royal seal. The letter, the sultan s first to a woman, was carefully hidden with the pearls. Miss Sweet and her mother are visiting Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Marie Sweet
Owen G. Sweet
Sulu
Miss Sweet
Russia Asks U S Naval Strength Hint in Asia
Washington reports a Russia inquiry into United States naval strength in Asiatic waters fuels speculation of possible war preparation and a bid to buy ships. Observers note expected opposition from United States England Germany and Japan to a secret Russo Chinese treaty over Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nussia
United States
Asiatic
England
Germany
Japan
Russia
China
Manchuria
Great ‘Britain
South Africa
Arnold Foster
Admiralty
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Pekin
Ito
Fire destroys Rohlfing piano store in Milwaukee
A four story Rohlfing & Sons piano store in Milwaukee was wiped out by fire causing nearly 300000 in loss. The blaze started in the Rohlfing Store and damaged adjoining property, with full insurance coverage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
William Rohlfing & Sons
Wis
Rohlfing
Peace Between Russia and England Reached in Lords
In the British house of lords foreign secretary Lord Lansdowne announced Russia and Great Britain would withdraw troops from the disputed Tien Tsin area and defer title and proprietary rights for later examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
England
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Great Britain
Tien Tsin
Fifty Passengers Injured In Summitville Train Wreck
A south bound Union Traction electric line car wrecked near Summitville Indiana after brakes failed. Fifty passengers were injured including a conductor Will Trueblood who was fatally hurt when flung against a pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction Company
Summitville
Ind
Will Trueblood
Dam Break Flood Reaches Verona Suburb Cologna
Later details show the Cologna flood after the dam broke on March 20 in Verona causing many houses wrecked. Fifteen persons drowned and several were injured and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Italy
Cologna
Punish Sugar King Jaluzot for Sugar Market Conspiracy
Paris lawmakers back the commission report urging prosecution of M. Jaluzot nationalist deputy accused of attempting to control Paris sugar market. The chamber of deputies adopts the commission’s findings in a move aligned with the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Jaluzot
Fort Walgate Masonic Temple Attraction
A Fort Walgate Masonic event titled Temple Attraction is listed for March 27. The notice notes an attraction described as “Sores of Satan” and invites attendance at the lodge hall for the event and its details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Walgate
Masonic
Sores of of Satan
Work for Statehood: all adopted by the text urborizing
The fragment indicates a discussion about adoption of a text related to statehood and appointment processes. It appears to describe how wording is being urbanized or altered during the adoption phase. No clear persons, dates, or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
Dated items include missing man returning to die and regional incidents
Notes list Charles Limbert's return and death in Grand Rapids. diphtheria outbreak among Kootenai Indians in western Montana. fatal falls at Lima Ohio oil field. McKinley appoints Frederick E. Coyne Chicago postmaster. J I Lawton & Son finances. accidental shooting at Mortonville Kansas. death of Mrs Zerelda G Wallace near Indianapolis. Seiberling Miller factory fire in Doylestown. Cincinnati train collision injures six. mail bag theft in Cleveland. burglaries in Oak Harbor. two foot coal vein struck near Beatrice Nebraska. Manhattan Oil employees let go near Lima. Davis Cade Tom's Cabit car incident near Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Eve F. B. Carpenter
Hamilton
Ohio
Flor‘ida
Leesburg
Fila
Snead
Kootenai
Dayton Creek
Mont
Joseph McFarland
Columbus
Neb
William Casey
Charles Casey
John Casey
M.D. Casey
Cashion
I. T
Missouri Senate
House
Senate
HR. W. Snow
Chicago
Board of Trade
Russia
America
England
Frank McPherson
Cuyahoga County
Board of
Snell
Indianapolis
Lillian Bonnifield
James C. Wheat
Armour and Swift Packing Companies
Akron
Salt Trust
Kansas
Upper Sandusky
Daniel Carr
Burlington and Missouri Road
Johnson and Graf
Johnson
Oberlin
Edwards & Sloan
George H. Edwards
Kansas City
National Carbon Works
Cleveland
Charles Limbert
Grand Rapids
Mich
Montana
Harry Wison
Charles Smith
Lima
McKinley
Frederick E. Coyne
Charles C. Gordon
J. I. Lawton & Son
Toledo
Michigan
Redbert Bissnitz
Vienia
Kan
Mortonville
Zerelda G. Wallace
Lew Wallace
Robert Klose
Manhattan O31
Standard Oil Company
Olive
Missoula
Ed Davis Cade Tom's Cabit Company
Quintero Declines Philippines Supreme Court Appointment
Illness in the family leads Lamar C. Quintero of New Orleans to decline a Supreme Court seat in the Philippines. The report notes a historic Morgan County Ky primary battle and a pistol clash leaving ten wounded. A Nashville firm’s lumber yards burned, with $140000 loss and $115000 insured. A mob hanged Ike Fitzgerald near Tiptonville Tenn after a charged assault case, while a jury reported they could not agree on a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar C. Quintero
New Orleans
Supremee Court
Philippines
Morgan County
Caney
John B. Ransom & Co
Nashville
Tenn
Turmoil in Russia as Students Clash with Police
Reports say five students were killed and many wounded as Russian students clash with police and Cossacks at St Petersburg amid a growing revolutionary mood. The census lists India’s population at 294,000,000. Pope Leo rebuked Cardinal Oreglia who apologized for outburst. A duel near Paris between Boni de Castellane and Rodays ended with Rodays wounded. Castellane unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
India
St. Petersburg
Kazan
Pope
Leo
Cardinal Oreglia
Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Gen. Botha
Boni de Castellane
M.de Rodays
Figaro
Paris
M. de Rodays
Empire
Russia
Leon Tolstoi
Mail Oriental
Global and domestic notes on trade and empire affairs
Reports show English cotton goods losing ground in Smyrna to American competition while Alberta province is planned for Canada with Calgary as capital. Venezuela tensions involve Consular Agent Baiz. naval costs, wheat stocks and shipments, and a New York liner disaster mix with market commentary on iron and cotton goods. Veterans of empire warn Britain, Germany, and Japan against Manchurian moves as Japan pressures for war funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hughes
Coburg
Ontario
Smyrna
Turkey
Great Northwest
Canada
Alberta
Calgary
State Department
Loomis
Venezuela
Baiz
Barcelona
Indiana
San Francisco
Guam
Manila
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Tenth Infantry
Hospital and Signal Corps
Postoffice Department
New York
Braidstreet
Market Reports From Major Cities and Commodities
Summary of regional market quotations for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo and Milwaukee with No 2 wheat corn oats rye and specialty items such as clover seed. Prices range widely by city with cattle 2.50 to 5.85 and hogs 3.00 to 5.82 depending on region and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ste
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee Wareae
Peace Terms Rejected by Gen Botha in Commons
British Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain said in the House of Commons that Gen Botha rejected the peace terms offered and would not recommend them to his government. Botha and his officers agree with the stance, leaving guerrilla warfare to continue until Boer leaders are captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Gen. Botha
Chamberlain
Gen
Witchener
Botha
London
Holland
Foreign Office
Southern love tragedy ends in vanished lovers deaths
A pharmacy student from Atlanta, Hamilton, courts Mrs. Wilson a widow who rejects him. Both disappear and are later found dead in an unresolved southern tale of love and tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Atlanta, Ga
Wilson
Tragedy Near Atlanta Ends in Double Death
In Georgia, Mrs. Wilson and William Hamilton were found in a wooded area near Atlanta. Hamilton shot the woman he loved, then set fire to the woods and killed himself. Both bodies were partially burned by the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Brief News Items From an Early Edition
Cruiser New York heads to Manila via Suez. A new steel trust will control 124 vessels on the lakes. The Sultan of Turkey is willing to pay six per cent for a big loan. W C Clark of Denver fell downstairs and broke his neck. Montana adopts a law where the judge's charge guides counsel arguments. The Kentucky Court of Appeals rules that a bankrupt is exempt from alimony. Louise Gibbons of Springfield Ohio, a 22 year old, allegedly became deaf by sneezing. Recent scientific developments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manila
Suez
New Steel Trust
Sultan of Turkey
Denver
Colo
Montana
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Louise Gibbons
Springfield
Ohio
Scientific F
Harrison will provisions and family trusts revealed
The will drawn April 20 1899 and codicil February 18 1901 outlines trust and fee simple bequests to widow Col. Russell Harrison and daughters Elizabeth and Mary Harrison McKee. Major sums include 125000 to Mary Harrison McKee with income for life and residue to grandchildren, 10000 to Elizabeth with conditions, and 2500 to each grandchild. Provisions cover additional birth cases, names, portraits, and family relics. The article notes public reaction in Indianapolis to Gen Harrison disinheriting his son and subsequent life events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Mary ‘Harrison
McKee
Elizabeth
W. H. H. Miller
Harry J. Milligan
Howard
Cale
Harrison
Union Trust Company
Benjamin Harrison McKee
Mary Lodge ‘McKee
Marthena Harrison
William Henry ~ Harrison
Col
Russell Harrison
Indianapolis
Gener Ral
Collison
Wrest
Judge
New York
Dimmick
Col. Harrison
Blizzard Strikes Western States Amid Deep Snow and Flood Risk
A fierce blizzard swept the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys and the Great Lakes basin on Tuesday and Wednesday, causing extensive property damage and railroad disruptions. Rail lines and telegraph wires were tied up, vessels faced narrow escapes on the lakes, and communication traffic was seriously interrupted across the stormbound region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Neheaske
Arkansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
Pittsburg
Middletown
N. Y
John W. Gates
United States Steel Corporation
Chrystie Street
John Winnie
Carbondale
Ninnie
Tire
Williams & McAnulty
Scranton
Scranton Supply and Machinery Company
Globe Warehouse Company
Peter Greenhalgh
Venanto
Sultan
Western
Southern
Market Reports
Mrs. Wilson
WM. Hamilton
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