Astounding mixed news from markets to mystery figures
The Wabash system reports 2 477 miles. a Cincinnati firm controls Scotland telephones. $18 000 000 is invested in silk. Maine to adopt plurality laws. local indictments in Jeffersonville for illegal voting. cargo narratives from Paris to Compiegne intertwine with rail incidents and a dramatic Joan of Arc statue effort.
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Cincinnati
Scotland
Maine
Jeffersonville
Milo Bernhardt
George F. Starson
Paris
Vignaux
Charles F
Roman
Drummond
Oaktown
Knox County
Charles E. Drummond
Jett
Jim Lyon
Millard
Nebraska
Albedynsi
Warsaw
Peter II
Dolgorouki
Siberia
Dolgoroukis
Michael
England
Frank Bury
Gold Lill
Nevada
Pacific
Samuel H. Everett
Assembly
Putnam County
N. Y
New York
Senate
United States
Arkansas
Connecticut
Eaton
Indiana
McDonald
Kernan
Ohio
Thurman
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Mississippi
Bruce
Tennessee
Bailey
New Jersey
Randolph
Oil Regions Tragedy Highlights Oil Gas Dangers
A man died in a railroad car incident near the oil region yesterday. The accident underscores repeated oil tank hazards from gas buildup and careless handling around volatile contents in the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum World
A. W
A Biter Bitten. St Louis Bank Robbery Scheme Exposed
Two men posing as rural farmers enter a Pine street bank and conspire with a dealer and saloon keeper to fleece a Lincoln county granger of cash. The ruse runs smoothly as the pair split loot and boast of their success, then stumble to the street in a drunken exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pine Street
Gilly
Granger
Lincoln County
Roper
Joan of Arc Burning Legend Questioned by Paris Writer
The piece notes a mayoral tribute in Compiegne and a republican homage to Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans, recalling her capture and alleged execution in Rouen. It cites M. Charles Monselet challenging the story of her being burnt by the English, quoting an uncertain paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercure
Joan of Arc
Rouen
Father Vignier
Joan
Metz
Boruelon
Nicolle
Robert Des Armoises
Orleans
Compiegne
Maid
John of Luxembourg
Rue Des Pyramides
Paris
M. Charles Monselet
The Veiled Woman and the $5000 Promise
A Boston era tale recounts a wager offered to any respectable white woman to walk with a man at Adams House in Washington street for $5000. A singing unnamed woman uncovered her whiteness and won the stake, later pursued as a notable social ruse tied to a criminal scheme. The piece also recounts a mail tampering case in Allendale Worth county with Postmaster C. W. Hammer implicated after a photographed young lady's image led to a raid and arrest.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Moan
Adams House
Washington Street
Europe
Mexican Pompeii Unearthed Villa near Tula Reveals 25 Rooms
Reporter notes Charnay’s discovery of a villa near Tula with twenty five rooms fifteen staircases and twelve corridors two cisterns and clay pipes water conduits and varied utensils. A large palace may lie beneath and Asiatic stylistic hints appear in the ruins as bones of giant animals are sent to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charnay
Tula
Toltlan
Charnay P
Willing to Give Way on Streetcar Tale of Humble Service
A lighthearted streetcar incident features a 50 year old woman dressed to appear younger who asks for a seat. A 45 year old man offers his seat to anyone older, provoking the amused rider to persist in standing as seats open up around them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allus
Arrest of Frank Miner in Lendale Charged
Frank Miner, assistant postmaster at Lendale Missouri, was arrested by Captain R M Elliott on Tuesday evening and taken to Kansas City for preliminary examination held yesterday. He is charged with a crime unspecified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miner
Lendale
R. M. Elliott
Kansas City
Russian Peasantry Describes Demoralization After Emancipation
A Temps correspondent reports widespread misery in Russia as mirrored by Golos articles. Peasants lack land, credit, and security while officials enforce novel imposts and fines, despite emancipation in 1834. The author calls for agricultural reforms and trustworthy tribunals to restore confidence.
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The
Temps
Golos
Zemstvos
M. Kochelef
Remarkable Horse Surgery at Bennett College
A horse owned by Professor Milton Jay of Bennett Medical College underwent lithotomy to remove a twelve ounce bladder calculus. Vet Dr J D Tuthill and Professor Jay performed the operation under chloroform, extracting a pear shaped stone weighing twelve ounces and measuring ten by eight inches at its circumferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Milton Jay
Bennett Medical College
J. D. Tuthill
Jay
Attorneys at Law Office Over Sullivan County Bank
Attorneys at Law occupy an office above Sullivan County Bank in Sullivan Indiana signaling a legal services location in the town core.
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Attorneys At Law
Sullivan County Bank
Sullivan, Ind
Attorneys at Law in Sullivan and Terre Haute
Attorneys at law listed with offices in Sullivan and Terre Haute Indiana. Addresses include Sullivan upstairs in a bank building and Office No 7 Commercial Row plus 107 Maine Street Terre Haute. Promises prompt attention to collections and attendance in all local courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorneys-at-Law
Sullivan
Indiaa
Indiana
Speer
Commercial Row
Maine Street
4Th and
Sth
South Side
Terre Haute
Physician and Surgeon Office Sullivan Indiana Ad
Physician and Surgeon located over Kellys jewelry store in Sullivan Indiana offers prompt day and night calls. Specializes in chronic ailments and diseases of females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Sullivan
Indiana
Humphrey’s Grocery
North Side of
Public Square
Sullivan Indiana
General Fire Life and Accident Insurance Agent Announcement
General Fire Life and Accident Insurance Agent located above the Sullivan post office in Sullivan Indiana. Services offered include broad coverage for fire life and accident policies with local emphasis and prompt service to residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fire Life
Sullivan, Ind
Spavin Cure Promises Relief for Horse Back Ailments
The text describes a horse treated with Kendall's Spavin Cure for months, claiming the cure halted lameness and improved back points. The owner notes the horse had not shown improvement before and expresses belief in the remedy's effectiveness.
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Sullivan Union
J. A. Says
Charles Burns
Dunkirk
N.Y
Burns
Grand Valley
Strouse
Hummer
United States District Court
Allendale
Worth County
Grant City
Aent
Hopkins
C. W. Hammer
Frank Hammer
Cunningham
Hammer
Hotemer
Brass & Massie
M. Ple
Young’s
T. Gunn
Coulson & Coulson
BirFeé
MecCamion’s
Jours JT
Hays
Attorney At Law
Erener Public Square
F. Buff, M. D
R W. Cavins, M. D
Curry & Dutton
North Side Square
Pred Briggs
Warner
Dr. Craig
Bright
Maura Tee Rai
Kendall
P. N. Granger
St. Albans
St. Athuis
B. J. Kexpa
Stonshton
ISIC
B. J. Rexpani & Co
Gents
Rendail
Froiburg Falls
John G. Jenne
Justice of the Peace
I. Ker Daly & CO
Inosbury
Pally, Vernont
ALE Deuggiats
Franzz Liszt
Theo
Thomason
Mason & Halin
Eit
Mason & Hamlin’ Organ Co
George F. Hughes
Ind
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