Mountain Lake Park Chautauqua Resort Listed for Summer
Mountain Lake Park Maryland promotes its mountain retreat as a premier summer resort with 2800 feet elevation, five hotels and 100 cottages. The event site hosts Chautauqua programs and summer schools drawing thousands for education and health. Excursion tickets via B&O from June 1 to Sept 30 1902, with low July August rates and inquiries directed to L A Rudisall. Train and agent information provided for schedules.
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America
L. A. Rudisall
Mountain Lake Park
W. P. Townsend
Vincennes
Ind
FAST TRAINS SPLENDID EQUIPMENT ADVERTISED IN SD
In traveling to or from any point in South Dakota, see that your ticket reads via Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Maps and time tables furnished free on application to F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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South Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
F. A. Miller
General
Chicago
Indiana Republicans present a slate of state candidates
A Republican lineup led by Senator Charles W. Fairbanks highlights Indiana’s 1900 campaign. The roster includes Daniel E. Storms for secretary of state and David Sherrick for auditor, with Nat A. Hill for treasurer, Charles W. Miller for attorney general, and others like Willis S. Blatchley and Judge John H. Gille shaping a broad administration team.
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Daniel E. Storms
Tippecanoe County
University of Michigan
Knights of Pythias
Lincoln League
Lafayette
Storms
David £. Sherrick
Noblesville
Nat A. Hill
Indiana
Bloomington
Indiana University
State Central Committee
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Floyd County
Connecticut
Geological Surveys
Arkansas
New Mexico
United States Fish Commission
John H. Gille
Supreme Court
Hamt Ond
Roby
Durbin
Woodfin D. Robinson
W. J. Henley
Ulric 2
Wiley
James B. Clack
Daniel W. Comstock
Frank S. Roby
Appellate Court
Judge Black
Splf
Clerk confesses crime motive after buying and tearing ticket
An Elkhart clerk admitted to lingering guilt over a past crime after visiting Lake Shore ticket agents. He described a previous journey to South Bend and a religious retreat at Winona, then bought a 75 cent round trip ticket to South Bend and tore it up, claiming conscience pressure.
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Elkhart
Ind
Lake Shore
South Bend
Winona
Miner Dead in Blackburn Mine Explosion Delay
In Evansville Indiana on August 18 Frank Hayes a miner died in a Blackburn mine from a delayed explosion. Charles Lucas and Edward Preston also miners were probably fatally injured when a fuse burned slowly and the men returned to inspect.
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Evansville
Ind
Frank Hayes
Blackburn
Charles Lucas
Edward Preston
Tragic Carriage Crash Kills Child in South Bend
Mrs Barney Tenenbaum and three children were in a carriage struck by a Grand Trunk passenger train yesterday in South Bend Indiana. One child died instantly and the other three sustained fatal injuries.
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South Bend
Ind
Barney Tenenbaum
Grand Trunk
Bulldog mauls man in Vincennes incident
Vincennes Indiana August 19 Frank H Heupengsarner was yesterday mutilated beyond recognition by a bulldog his father bought as a precaution against chicken thieves.
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Vincennes
Ind
Frank H Heupengsarner
Casting Fell On Him at Peru Steel Mills
Walton Browz of Ghent Kentucky was killed when a casting fell on him at the Peru steel mills last night. He was married.
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Peru, Ind
Walton Browz
Ghent
Peru
National Encampment Plans Set for 1902 Exercises
Washington August 16. A conference at encampment headquarters led by General El Torrance adopted the 1902 program. Highlights include October 5 patriotic services in churches, October 6 campfire, October 7 naval day and Mount Vernon excursion, October 8 grand review with the president, and October 9-10 national encampment sessions.
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Washington
el Torrance
Iscal
New York Ave. Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
D.D
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
D. J. Stafford
Convention Hall
S. E B. Faunce
Mount Vernon
Warner
Citizens’ Committee
General Torrance
United States
British View on Schwab Break-Down Rumors
London commentary discusses the reported breakdown of Charles M Schwab, president of United States Steel, arguing such a strain on a steel trust leader tests the energies of young men amid European youths still studying. The Daily Chronicle likens the steel chief’s life to a path harsher than a drunkard’s or gambler’s.
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London
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
The
Daily Chronicle
Steel Trust
Open Door Tariff Pact With China Sealed
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hay’s aim to keep an open door for Chinese markets. Treasury expert Sharretts cites signing of a tariff treaty with China on the 15th inst and plans to sail home. The agreement abolishes the likin tax, easing inland trade and bolstering foreign commerce.
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Washington
State Department
T. S. Sharretts
Treasury
United States
China
Hay
Sharretts
Congress
New York
Americans Charles Fair and wife die in French crash
Evreux France August 15 Charles Fair and his wife related to Virginia Fair Vanderbilt were killed when their car swerved after a tire burst near Saint Aquilin while returning to Paris from Trouville. Chauffeur injured. Charles Fair heir to a vast estate valued at 25 to 30 million dollars with two sisters as other heirs.
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Evreux
France
Charles Fair
W. K. Vanderbilt Jr
Virginia Fair
Paris
Trouville
Cavalry Charged Into River. Fifty Reported Drowned
While maneuvering near St. Petersburg a cavalry squadron was ordered to charge and rode into a river. About fifty men are reported drowned with details still scarce.
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St. Petersburg
Child’s Strange Death Prompted By Sting In Tent Hospital
Keokuk Iowa August 20 The three year old daughter of Almon H Marsh of Green Bay Green Bay Township died after a sting from a bee caused a nine hour illness. Anadarko Oklahoma August 18 In Kiowa faction fighting near here Frank Basin a sub chief was killed by a faction led by his mother in law.
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Keokuk
Almon H. Marsh
Green Bay
County
Ehee
Anadarko, Okla
Here
Frank Basin
Chinese Rebels Hit by Imperial Troops at Indhavwan
In Pekin on August 18, reports say Chinese imperial forces attacked rebel headquarters at Indhavwan on August 12. About one thousand rebels were killed and their leader Tong Yu Hung captured and executed.
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Pekin
Indhavwan
Tong Yu Hung
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