Tube workers plan national union after steel strike flare
Speakers claimed the Lower Union Carnegie mill is crippled and Monessen efforts failed while Lindsay & McCutcheon mill shows no work. They alleged Monroeville officials side with strikers. They pledged recours through legal channels and announced a new national Tube Workers of the United States, planned to affiliate with the AFL and Amalgamated Assocation. Two meetings were held today.
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Carnegie
Monessen
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Duquesne
Mon- Rosen
National Organization of the
Tube Workers of
United States
Tate Workers
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated workers defend contract in South Chicago strike
A long statement issued to labor groups and 14 men claiming Amalgamated Association representation defends not breaking the Illinois Steel Company wage contract. It argues contract terms require notice by either party before changes, cites 1877 decisions, and notes leaders like T J Shaffer and John Mitchell supporting labor contracts. Secretary Morrison says AFL federation may join Amalgamated strikers in Pittsburgh and elsewhere, with local unions deciding actions.
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Chicago
Amalgamated Association
South Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
M. M. Garland
Linois Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Steel plants stay open as workers resist wage cuts
JOLIET ILL Aug 2 The American Steel and Wire Company's plants are all at work and will run if rods arrive The Pressed Steel Car Company's plant closed today indefinitely due to workers refusing to return on the piece price schedule Members of the Phoenix Horse Shoe company's Amalgamated lodge have passed in endorsing Shaffer's course with 80 percent of wages in support of the strike A secret meeting of the local Amalgamated men will be held tomorrow
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Washington
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
K. Morrison
Joliet
Ill
American Steel and Wire Company
Pressed Steel Car Company
Schedac
Phoenix Horse Shoe
Poe
Amalgamated Lodge
Shaffer
Official denial of steel presidency realignment
From an authoritative source the Associated Press denies reports that Charles M. Schwab is to realign the presidency of United States Steel. Mr. Schwab, Judge Gary and Robert Baer of J. P. Morgan & Co. were in conference this afternoon with nothing made public about the subject discussed.
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New York
Aus
Associated Press
Charles M. Fan
Weather forecast for Indiana Ohio Illinois region
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday covers Indiana with fair and warmer conditions and light winds. Ohio should be generally fair with light easterly winds. Illinois expects fair and warmer weather on Wednesday with cooler, showery conditions in the north and lighter winds, warmer in the south on Thursday. Temperature data and normals are noted by observer Richard H. Bollivan.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Movements of steamers and arrivals across ports
Manchester dispatch records multiple steamship movements with arrivals from London and Bremen. Vessels include Manitou Minnehaha Friesland Grosser Kurfurst Wilhelm der Grosse and others, with several ships proceeding to Naples Bremen Liverno Leghorn and Le Havre via Cherbourg Plymouth.
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Manitou
Minnehaha
London
Friesland
Antwerp
Grosser Kurturet
Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Aller
Naples
Lahn
Southampton
Cevie
Ees Maria Theresa
New York
Cherbourg
Penngevans
Plymouth
Hamburg
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Statendam
Rotterdam
Graf Walbourg
Boulogne
Leghorn
Esvegneoots
Iveree
Dominion
Port- Ndon
Minneawn
Plead Self Defense In Indiana Street Fight Death
Coroner Harrison reports Eddie McKee was stoned to death by four boys aged six to ten after a rail line altercation at Kokomo. Roy and Fred Marvin Lester and Roy McVeta, all residents nearby, bonded and plan to plead self defense. One child only signed the bond.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Harrison
Eadie McKee
Roy
Fred Marvin
Lester
Roy McVeta
Bond
Will
the McKeeney
Strikes, shortages, and plant shutdowns ripple through Midwest industry
At Ingalls Wagner Glass searches for workers as supply shortfalls hinder production. In Hammond, 75 Donkey Printing pressmen strike after union organization and discharge fears, demanding reinstatement. In Terre Haute Republic Iron and Steel’s South rolling mill resumes after a ten day stoppage, furnaces and mills now run in tandem amid expectations of broader steel trust job growth.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Steel Trust Mills
Republic Company
Six Inches of Rain Benefits Central Indiana Crops
In Frankfort Indiana six inches of rain since Saturday night ends a two month drought. Farmers expect at least ten more bushels of corn per acre as stalks look promising. Plymouth reports rain aiding crops and pastures, with late potatoes helped and about half a corn crop possible. Crawfordsville sees four and three quarters inches in forty eight hours, with most crops benefiting except corn on clay ground.
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Frankfort
Ind
Plymouth
Crawfordsville
Explosion of Gas Wrecks a Fort Wayne House
An early morning gas explosion at Edward Lowenthal’s residence in Fort Wayne injures three people. Mrs Lowenthal, badly burned, likely to die, was thrown through a door. Mr Lowenthal burned on face and hands. Eli Strayer of Ashley, her father, burned after being hurled from a doorway. Nearby windows blown out. house wrecked and fire raged for half an hour. In Sedalia Ind a coal bin fire caused a mill blaze owned by Robert Ryan. The mill, uninsured, burns $6,000 value including wheat. Ryan home saved. Fred Hargrave buried while saving property. possible rebuilding anticipated.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Aug. C
Edward Lowenthal
Mr. Lowenthal
Eli Strayer
Ashley
Sedalia
Robert Ryan
Two Kentucky sheriff fails to post jail fees in chase
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Sheriff Thomas Trammel of Whitley County Kentucky sought to extradite Richard Chitworth for shooting with intent to kill. Chitworth is accused of injuring Garrett Toney, who lies dying in Somerset Kentucky. Sheriff Ames lacked funds to pay jail fees and couldn’t obtain credit to keep the prisoner. A telegraph for funds was suggested, but officials doubted state aid. Across the state in Alexandria Indiana, plans advance for a Young Men’s Christian Association with about 300 members and expecting 500, aiming for a November opening with gym, facilities, and a large reception for area youth.
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Indianapolis
Terre Hauta
Ind
Thomas Trammel
Whitley County
Kentucky
Richard Chitworth
Chitworth
Garrett Toney
Somerset
Ames
Trammel
Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Company seeks 50 year franchise
Wabash Indiana August 8 L Nelson president of the Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Company submitted to the Wabash City Council a graft of a franchise of fifty years with a sixty day acceptance period. The company offers a five thousand dollar bond and to begin work by September 1 142 and complete the line from Wabash to Huntington and through city streets within one year. The franchise likely will be granted. Lafayette Indiana August 20 David Parsons a major contractor was arraigned for not complying with the recent legislature act and for hiring laborers on public works. J D Egenfritz and John Lewis sued to recover balances for 44 and 5 1 2 hours work alleging Parsons unpaid minimum. Justice Davidson upheld the act and awarded the sums and costs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
L. Nelson
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Company
Abash
Huntington
Lafayette
David Parsons
Davidson
J. D. Egenfritz
John Mewis
Muncie Morning News Sold to McCulloch Consolidation Planned
The Muncie Morning News was purchased by George F. McCulloch for 7000 cash on court order. The Daily and Weekly News will be merged with the Muncie Morning Star to form the Star and News and will be published from the Star office. McCulloch, president of Union Traction, also active in Republican state politics, assumes management.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Star and News
Associated Press
Daily News
N. F. Ethel
C. F. W. Neely
Heath Brothers
McCulloch
Union Traction Company
Winona Lake Bible Conference draws all states to Aug. talks
At Winona Lake Aug 20 attendees from every state fill the revival grounds. Ministers enjoy golf on 100 acre course. Rev McNeil led Scotland coaching. Rev Wheeler preached. sessions by Rev Robinson Rev Purves and others progress. Evangelistic committee meets Aug 22 to plan nationwide meetings. Also Elkhart Institute stockholders elect directors and officers for four, three, two and one year terms.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Winona
Mr. Wheeler
Indianapolis
Grove
George Robinson
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Geor. Purves
New York
Chapman
H. 8. Hadley
McAuley Mission
McNeil
Elkhart
Ind
The
Elkhart Institute
A. PD. Wenger
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
C. P. Yoder
Indiana
Hallman
Canada
Sol Gool
Minois
Local Editor Sells Stock in Weekly Herald and Tribune
Dr. Charles A. Robinson who organized a stock company to purchase Greenfield papers in 1900 has disposed of nearly all his stock in the Weekly Herald and Daily Tribune. He sold all but $1,000 as he left the editor and manager post, and this week sold the remaining shares to George Farrar of Indianapolis who will assume editorial and business management of both papers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Charles A. Robinson
Weekly Herald and Daily Tribune
Per
George Farrar
Indianapolis
Solomon Elliott Native Pioneer of Wayne County Dies
Solomon Elliott aged 83 longtime Dublin resident and prominent Friends leader dies at his home. An elder and life member of the Friends Church he helped build the old Indiana Central Railroad and worked on the National Road. Survived by a widow four sons and three daughters. funeral at Friends Church with burial in South Side Cemetery Dublin.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Solomon Elliott
Wayne and
Henry Counties
Friends’ Church
Indiana
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Indiiana
Indiana Central Railroad
Indianapolis
Panhandle
Elliott
Henry County
South Side Cemetery
Will of Jesse Gates Admitted to Probate in Richmond
The will of Jesse Gates late president of Union National Bank is admitted to probate. Bequests go to his family with the widow receiving the home farm and 200, plus the estate residue to four children George and Edwin Gates of Richmond, Mrs. Sarah Statson near Greens Fork, and Mrs. Mary Clark of Winchester. In 1897 each child received property valued at 40,000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Jesse Gates
Union National Bank
George
Edwin Gates
Sarah Statson
Greensfork
Mary Clark
Winchester
Suit challenges Fort Wayne charter changes in habeas case
W and E Leonard attorneys filed suit against Sheriff Stout to free Henry Ormsby on habeas corpus. Ormsby, jailed for blackmail, was remanded in default of bail by Police Court keeper George W Louttit. The case, set for Thursday before Judge Aiken, questions the validity of the new city charter amendments and may go to the Supreme Court.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. & E. Leonard
Stout
Henry Ormsby
Ormsby
George W. Louttit
Aiken
Supreme Court
Bluffton oil man sues firm for 10000 damages nuisance
James Mc Cormick prominent Bluffton oil man sues R G Marcy Manufacturing Co for 10000 damages and a permanent injunction to stop fumes smoke and fire danger from a galvanizing plant 100 feet from his home He would accept a suitable building elsewhere on the property. TERRE HAUTE Ind Aug 2 Local W C T U raising funds for Frances Willard memorial window receives a check from Mrs Lillian Stevens national president and letters from Miss Anna Gordon praising the project and contributing support.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
James McCormick
R. G. Marcy Manufacturing Company
Terre Haute
Maple Avenue Church
Frances Willard
Lillian Stevens
Anna Gordon
Notable Indiana Notables Buried and Remembered Across Counties
Ridgeville gravesite rites for William Silvers age near eighty six he died after a long life in Randolph and Jay counties with church rites at the M B E Church Windfall tributes to John Bailey age seventy four who died after an illness born in Wayne county and Civil War veteran. Knightstown memorial to Mrs Charles Shea of Raysville aged forty two who died from heat and stomach catarrh a leader in the Woman's Relief Corps. Angola notes Albert H Ew ing prominent farmer died suddenly age sixty five a long resident and former township trustee. Seymour report Early De Golyer son of Councilman De Golyer died of consumption at age twenty five after his October wedding.
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Ridgeville
William Silvers
Powers
Ind
Silvers
Misissinewa
Randolph
Jay
Ohio
M. BE
John Bailey
Wayne County
Indiana
Knightstown
Charles Shea
Raysville
Blue River
Woman's Relief Corps
Angola
Albert H. Ewing
Forty-fourth Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Seymour
Harry BE. de Golyer
James de Golyer
Ec. J. Atkisson
Crozier to take office Jan 1 after sheriff vacancy
Madison Ind Aug 20 under old law Sheriff Wallace term expired last midnight under new law Sheriff elect Crozier to assume office Jan 1 leaving a vacancy. County Commissioners in special session appointed Crozier for four months while Wallace remains ineligible. Both are Republicans. Union City Aug 20 brakeman Charles Hiser Logansport Panhandle Railroad escaped after being struck by a fast freight thrown twenty feet under cars his head cut and hip fractured but he will recover.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Wallace
Crozier
Union City
Charles Hiser
Logansport
Panhandle Railroad
Wabash Canning Increases Output For Tomato Rush
Wabash Indiana August the Wabash Canning Company boosts can production to 1200 per day ahead of the tomato season. Cans will serve the Winamac branch though the local crop is small.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Wabash Canning Company
Winamac
Man from Winchester Seeks Wife in Indiana
James Elliott, who arrived from Winchester, Indiana, plans to reunite with his divorced wife, now married to John Russell. The wife left a note stating she never forgot Jim and never loved her current husband, who is a railroad man.
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The
Indians Polls Journal
Muncie
Ind
James Elliott
Winchester
John Russell
Jim
John
Bell Company barred as Franklin dissolves exchange plans
Franklin Indiana residents packed the city council chamber as officials repealed the Bell Telephone franchise granted years earlier. The council unanimously voted to revoke the ordinance and city marshals were ordered to arrest anyone attempting to place poles in the streets to reestablish the exchange.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
Exchan
Scarcity of Labor Slows Railroads’ Hiring Efforts
Railroads face a labor shortage that hampers operations as managers report difficulty securing sufficient help. Transportation officials and company executives warn the manpower gap could affect schedules, maintenance, and expansion plans across major routes.
Labor Shortage Strikes Factories in Gas Belt Towns
Aug. 9 reports a severe labor shortage across the gas belt towns including Ingalls. Factories face upheaval as railroad and traction companies struggle to secure workers, causing production bottlenecks and elevated costs.
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Indianapolis
Ingalls
Bowmen Motorman Victim Of Chicago Collision Identified
Warsaw Indiana August 20 Philip H Bowman motorman victim of the trolley car collision with a fast train on the Pennsylvania road in Chicago was a resident of Mentone Kosciusko county Bowman died today.
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Warsaw
Ind
Philip H. Bowman
Pennsylvania Road
Chicago
Mentone
Kosciusko County
Bowman
Wabash High Starts Practice Under Coach Domer
Wabash High School football opens practice for the season with Dr. Walter Domer coaching Homer Claire Reahard, the 12 year old son of James Reahard. Reahard was found dying in a vacant lot in Denver after reportedly being attacked by boys. Police investigation underway. Sullivan news notes: Thirty-fifth Regiment Indiana Infantry reunion held, George W. Buff speaker. Sullivan county teachers plan annual reunion on Sept 26 with Charles A. McM of Northern SnPols State Normal, F. M. Stalker, H. J. Cozine listed.
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Wabash
Walter Domer
Iowa University
Homer Claire Reahard
James Reahard
Denver Col
Colorado City
Denver
Sullivan
Indiana Infantry
George W. Buff
Sullivan County
Charles A. McM
Northern Snippols State Normal
F. M. Stalker
Indiana State Normal
H. J. Cozine
Northwestern
Fisherman And Local Rail Clash In Richmond Council
In Richmond the city seeks to secure shops and offices of the Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie Railroad despite prior promises to Muncie Ventures. Officials will be interviewed. Muncie plans protest.
Lumber Firms in Trouble in Buffalo as Receivers Appointed
Receivers were appointed for Muskoka Lumber Company and Chequasset Lumber Company of North Tonawanda after exposure in Baltimore of alleged wholesale notes kiting. Milford F. Childs became Muskoka receiver with a $75,000 bond. liabilities and assets cited, directors named. Chequasset involved American Hardwood Company issues. Eugene Perry named receiver with a $100,000 bond. liabilities about $443,447 and assets $976,104. Cochran named as temp receiver with directors listed.
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Buffalo
Muskoka Lumber Company
Chequasset Lumber Company
North Tonawanda
Baltimore
Manor Lumber Company
Milford F. Childs
Muskoka Company
Jeremiah 8. Sanborn
Herbert R. Pennock
Temanus J. Wilson
American Hardwood Company
Cincinnati
Charles BE. Cochran
Cochran
Eugene Perry
National Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Charlies KE. Cochran
New York
Charles W. Manning
Brooklyn
Kirk W. Hobart
Charles R. Demarest
Bismarckian Coup Drives Navy Reform Talk
The San Francisco Chronicle notes a Channel defeat of the British defense squadron stirs calls for naval reorganization. It frames the move as a Salisbury Bismarckian tactic to pressure Parliament and taxpayers for home defense spending, citing political design and cautions of ministerial motives.
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San Francisco Chronicle
English Channel
Bismarck
Eichstag
Lord Charles Beresford
Salisbury
Admiralty
Beresford
Mediterranean
Coubtles
Gromercy
England
Czar to Meet Loubet in France In Late September
Paris reports an expected visit by the Czar of Russia to witness Rheims maneuvers and join President Loubet in a northern squadron review. The Czarina will accompany him, with plans to meet Emperor William at sea. Dates are unconfirmed, but arrivals are slated between Sept 15 and Sept 17, lasting four to five days.
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Dunkirk
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Germany
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Associated Press
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Compiegne
Forts to be destroyed in Chinese theater of war
In Peking, Aug 20, the omission of a provision for forts destruction from the peace protocol stems from Li Hung Chang’s protest who fears disgrace and punishment. Destruction proceeds on military grounds. Delays in copying the protocol may push signing into a few days. In Tien-Tsin, Aug 20, the American minister Conger presses Washington over German occupation of Tien-Tsin University, hindering Dr. Tenney’s work.
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L Hung Chang
Tien-Tsin
Conger
Washington
Tien-Tsin University
Tenney
Sta
Late Edmond Audran Composer Of Comic Operas
Paris dispatch recalls Edmond Audran who died last week near sixty. Noted for clever catchy airs in operas Olivette and The Mascot. Born Lyons son of singer Marius Audran, educated in Lyons and Marseilles. First work The Bear and the Pacha created in 1862 at age twenty.
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Edmond Audran
Olivette
America
Opera Bouffe
Emily Soldene
Jacques Kruger
Coquelicott
United States
North Sea
Audran
Lyons
Marius Audran
Niedermeyer
Marseilles
Kitchener Reports Boer Losses as War Persists
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria dated Aug 19 that 64 Boers were killed 2 wounded 2448 captured. Prisoners include Landrost Steyn and Commandant Breytenbach among others. July dispatch notes 13500 Boers under arms with slow wear-down tactics and continued need for patience as war drags on. Since then Boer losses reduce forces to about 1100.
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Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Landrost Steyn
Vredefort
de Villiers
Schalk-Burger
Breytenbach
Lilliefontein
Coxswain Benson Buried At Sea Aboard US flagship Chicago
In Southampton Aug a Chicago coxswain named Benson was buried at sea as English law required an inquest if the body were landed. Chicago sailed at 8 am and reached Portsmouth at 2 pm after rounding the Isle of Wight to stay outside the three mile limit. The coroner offered to delay for a post mortem view, but Chicago officers could not delay sailing.
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Southampton
Benson
United States
Chicago
Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
Japanese Minister Kogera Taka hira Visits Treasury
Japanese minister Kogera Taka hira called at the Treasury Department and discussed matters of interest with Assistant Secretary Taylor. The report notes an edict bidding iron to the United States and Hawaii planters have been active in securing it.
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Washington
Kogera Takahira
Treasury Department
Taylor
United States
Hawaii
Edict Change For Japanese Workers To Hawaii debated
A proposal to modify the edict to allow Japanese workingmen to go to Hawaii for work on the SUBSE PlARIAOUE was discussed by the minister and Mr Taylor. If contract work is used, workers must be returned to Japan. if not, landing in Hawaii is not forbidden by current laws.
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Taylor
Japan
Chicago and Alton Wreck Near Prentice Siding
Chicago and Alton fast train to Kansas City wrecked at midnight near Prentice siding eight miles north of Jacksonville. Several trainmen killed and injured, passengers believed to have only minor injuries. Only fragments readable. dispatch notes scope of casualties.
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Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Prentice
Here
A Gretna Green Wedding in Louisville Society Secret
The Couerier Journal reports Miss Georgia L. Shallcross wed Herman L. Ward in a secret ceremony carried to her grave over a year ago. The event, disclosed now, shows Ward a lawyer, clubman, champion amateur athlete and society favorite, married February 19 in Jeffersonville Indiana.
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Louisville
Couerier-Journal
Georgia L. Shallcross
Herman L. Ward
Iss Shallcross
London Banker Lives as a Savage in Europe
Fort William banker John Brown sails in a 17 foot canoe across Britain and France on doctor ordered savagery. He travels from Loch Lomond to London via canals and rivers, crossing to Havre and up the Seine, planning a summer afloat then return by Lyons and Marseille. He cooks aboard, paddles daily, and endures weather and repairs along the journey.
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Seine
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Daily Mall
Death by own action of a Sensitive Girl
Edna Thrower aged fifteen, daughter of Henry Thrower, of Mobile Alabama, killed herself tonight after her mother scolded her for a trivial fault. The tragedy underscores the impact of family discord on a young girl in the city.
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Alm
Edna Thrower
Nee
Henry Thrower
The Indiana Arrives in Hampton Roads From Navy Squadron
The battleship Indiana of the North Atlantic squadron reached Hampton Roads at 3 PM today in Newport News Virginia. Local sailors and officials welcomed the vessel, marking a routine post voyage arrival in the facility harbor. The crew prepared for port duties and potential inspections before continuing operations.
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