Mrs Grant's Devotion Amid Navallier and Painful Times
Mrs Grant lived quietly at Manchester and Coburg Ontario with tours to California, enduring rheumatism and social restraint while supporting her husband through Civil War years and loss. Gen Frederick Dent Grant, son of Ulysses S Grant, recently toured Texan forts then headed toward the Rio Grande. news notes his late mother's death expected to reach him after telegraph reach.
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Garrett
Manchester
Coburg
Ontiso
California
Peron?atte
Mra Grant
Laredo
Tex
Frederick Dent Grant
Department of Texas
U. S. Grant
Rio Grande
Ringgold
Brownsville
Alice
Will Leave This Morning After Mother's Death
CAPTAIN U S GRANT will depart for the East in the morning after learning of his mother's death. Also noted is the death of Maj Alexander Shaw a Baltimore financier coal operator and philanthropist who died of heart failure at his home. Shaw ranked as a civil war veteran and had ties to the West Virginia Central Pittsburg Railway and the Baltimore and Ohio. His body to be moved to Rawlings Allegheny County for burial with his brother John K Shaw present.
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San Diego
Cal
U. S. Grant
East
Baltimore
Alexander Shaw
Long Branch
N. J
Maryland
Allegheny County
Jeading Coal Companies
Major Shaw
West Virginia Central & Pittsburg Railway Company
Henry G. Davis
Wabash
Baltimore & Ohio
da Maryland Infantry
Shaw
John K. Shaw
Rawlings
Death of Rev. Edward Hannin pastor of St Patrick's
Toledo dispatch notes the death of Rev. Edward Hannin a renowned Catholic priest and longtime pastor of St Patrick's Church dying at 76 after forty years of service He dedicated a new church in April and oversaw its construction Archbishop Ireland attended the service as a personal compliment to Hannin.
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Toledo
Edward Hannin
St. Patrick’s Church
Ireland
Hannin
Veteran Detroit photographer J J Bardwell dies at 79
J J Bardwell, a veteran Detroit photographer and former press member of the National Association of Photographers, died today at age seventy nine.
James J. Miller obituary in Lacrosse Wisconsin
James G. Miller died in Lacrosse Wisconsin today after a career spanning years in India under Victoria. The notice names Miller and locates the man in Lacrosse with a brief obituary statement.
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James J. Miller
Lacrosse
Wis
James G
Justice
India
Victoria
Brooklyn Man Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Scientific Neglect
A Brooklyn man asks for a divorce claiming his wife favors science and study over him, believing the absence of attention is a valid ground for dissolution. He asserts the marriage suffers from neglect and seeks legal relief.
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Kansas City Journal
Brooklyn
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois Ohio snow and wind
Snow in the north and rain or snow in the south for Monday across Indiana Illinois Ohio with brisk to high north and northeast winds, Tuesday unsettled with snow in the northeast. Local observations note cloudy skies and temperatures with a trace to 0.10 inches precipitation recorded on December 14. W T Blythe.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Southport
Ohio
R.H
S& N
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
Movements report ships arriving and departing: La Tou from Havre to New York. Ethiopia from Glasgow. Joordam from Rotterdam. Patria and Chemnitz from Bremen. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sails from Southampton to New York. Saxonia passes Roches Point for Liverpool. La Champagne arrives Havre from New York. Etruria sails Queenstown from New York. Calabria arrives Naples. Tauric arrives Liverpool. Anchorita sailed Moville for New York. Trave bound for De Sates.
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New York
la Tou
Havre
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Joordam
Rotterdam
Patria
Chemnitz
Bremen
Southampton
Salied
Kaiser Willheim der Grosse
Roches Point
Saxnia
Boston
Liverpool
la ChamPagne
Queenstown
Etruria
Naples
Calabria
Tauric
Moville
Anchorita
New
Heedork de Sates
Trave
Militia Bill Prompts Senate Debate and Holidays Adjournment
Washington December 14 The Senate will take up Proctor's militia reorganization bill in the morning hour with ongoing daily consideration this week Senator Dillingham and Nelson will speak on statehood for New Mexico and Arizona amid opposition from Clingham Burnham and Kean The Senate plans adjournment for Christmas holidays with limited time for action and possible immigration and agricultural appropriation measures to be considered.
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Washington
Senate
Proctor
United States
Clingham
New Mexico
Arizona
Sewell
New Jersey
Nelson
Committee On
Territories
Dillingham
Burnham
Kean
Beveridge
Friends
Penrose
Agricultural Department
New England
Uninterrupted House Week Ahead With DC Day Planned
Washington reports a quiet week in the House with tomorrow a District of Columbia day and a vote Tuesday on a bill to authorize the agriculture secretary to regulate contagious livestock diseases. No fixed program beyond urgent deficiency legislation and possible committee actions before Christmas adjournment.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Secretary of Agriculture
Omnibus Statehood Testimony Printed by Senate
Senate subcommittee testimony on the House omnibus statehood bill is printed as a 34 page Senate document with maps. It records questions and answers from many witnesses on size population resources schools churches business morals and other characteristics of the three proposed states.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
Senate
First Shots in Venezuela Spark Debate Over Papal Ultimatum
The Venezuelan government拒of a German loan to settle claims is rejected. British and German ultimatums provoke criticism of Foreign Secretary Lansdowne. Italy joins, with Signor Riva issuing an ultimatum. Puerto Cabello bombardment squashes arbitration hopes as presses debate the government’s move and risks to foreign residents.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Paliament
Lansdowne
War Office
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Press
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Rome
Signor Riva
Giovanni Dausan
Carlo Albertis
Liguria
Arineke
Puerto Cabello
Castro
Editorial Warns Against Invasion and Defends National Duty
In Panama on December 14 La Estrella runs an editorial asserting that nations must repel foreign invasion while respecting others’ rights. It notes Venezuela’s cordial stance toward the United States amid international tensions and the influence of benevolent power.
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Panama
la Estrella
Venezuela
United States
Monroe Doctrine Stands Against Venezuelan Oppression
The United States will not permit Venezuela to be oppressed. The Monroe doctrine guides U S policy, with the sinking of Venezuelan gunboats deemed brutal force that must be compensated in the final settlement.
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Washington
Venezuela
Ier
United States
Caracas crowds urge Castro after Puerto Cabello bombardment
In Caracas the Puerto Cabello bombardment sparked intense unrest as more than 10,000 people assembled before the presidential palace. President Castro refused reprisals and urged prudence, saying nations’ size is shown by deeds and Venezuela must act civilized against armed foes.
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Caracas
Puerto Cabello
Castro
Venezuela
Europe
Venezuelan ship surrender after German embargo threat
The Restaurador, captured at Guanta by the German cruiser Vineta, faced a demand to surrender as an embargo measure. The Venezuelan captain refused, was given ten minutes to rethink, then surrendered and sailed to Caracas with his crew.
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Mora
Guirla
Guanta
Vineta
Caracas
Italian Ships En Route To Venezuela Amid Damages Claim
Italy seeks damages from Venezuela for losses by Italian subjects during the 1898 and 1900 Venezuelan upheavals. Two Italian battleships left Otranto with secret orders, reportedly for Tripoli or Morocco, but bound for Venezuela. Additional Italian warships were ordered toward Venezuelan waters as negotiations with Britain and Germany continue. Foreign Minister Prinetti hopes to speak in the Chamber of Deputies tomorrow.
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Rome
Italy
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Otranto
Tripoli
Morocco
Prinetti
Chamber of Deputies
Chicago man and doctor begin wagered drive toward Asheville
Edward M. Barr of Chicago and Dr. Stanley O. Sabel of New York left Knoxville, Tennessee, on December 14, starting a wagered cross country trip from Colorado toward Asheville, North Carolina, after driving over 3,000 miles.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Edward M. Barr
Chicago
Stanley O. Sabel
New York
Colorado
Asheville
N. C
Venezuela Rallies National Resolve Amid Crisis
A Caracas speech lauds unity and duty as Venezuela braces for emergency. President vows to act with caution while mobilizing resistance. 1400 men enlist, including boys and 15 priests. British and German naval conduct criticized by European colonies, with banker Alfred Blohm recounting a tense exchange with the German cruiser Vineta.
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Venezuela
Associated Press
Caracas
Alfred Blohm
Laguayra
von Pilgrim-Baltazzi
Vineta
Legation
Herr von Pilgrim
Castro
Germany
Dutch Steamer Arrives With Captains From Faltured Vessels
The Pring Willem III arrived at Laguayra from Guanta with the captains and crews of the Venezuelan ships Restorador and Zamora, captured by Anglo-German vessels. In interviews the captains described their detention and the seizure.
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Laguayra
Venezuela
Guanta
Restorador
Zamora
Barr Drives Narrow Route Across Country Before Christmas
Barr explains travel over 150 miles remaining before Christmas after touring 3,000 miles since mid June. He has avoided large cities to stay on a quiet path. Barr is son of J M Barr, general superintendent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road.
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Barr
J. M. Barr
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Tramp George Harold Heads to Guatemala with Odd Relic Hoard
In St Louis a nomad named George Harold claims 5,000 miles of travel and a trek across many lands. He plans to reach Guatemala to claim a 35,000 wager, presenting his aged companion Rypeney as he travels. Harold sights from the Klondike era to present, saying he has worked in every country.
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ST. Louis
George Harold
Guatemala
Harold
Maryland City Fire Devastates Downtown in Centerville
Centerville Maryland faced a blazing disaster as the city’s business district burned early today, causing about 150000 dollars in loss with only 50000 dollars insured. A strong wind overwhelmed local volunteers until two Wilmington engines arrived to quell the fire, damaging many stores and offices including Samuel C. Allen’s dwelling, Wright and Eddons, Dawson, and others. In Boston the Hathaway building fire at 308 to 218 Summer Street caused another 150000 dollars in damage to printing and bookbinding firms, with heaviest losses at Mac Donald and Son, G. C. Scott and Sons, Avery Rand, and the Puritan Press.
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Centerville
Wilmington
Del
Queen Anne’s National Bank
Samuel C. Allen
Wright & Eddons
Joseph G. Dawson
William H. Smith
Alfred Green
J. S. Morris
Tucker & Holland
EH. M. Forman
Perkins
A. M. Keating
McConner & Son
Boston
Hathaway
Summer Street
MacDonald & Son
G. C. Scott & Sons
Avery L. Rand
Puritan Press
Telegraph Operator Fatally Injured in Hotel Lafayette Fire
Earl H. Clark a telegraph operator from South Charleston came to Pittsburg to take a job with the Pennsylvania One s. He jumped from a third floor window during the Hotel Lafayette fire and was badly injured. He was taken to Homeopathic Hospital unconscious.
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Pittsburg
Earl H. Clark
South Charleston
Pennsylvania
Homeopathic Hospital
Victoria Hotel Fire Destroys Quebec Hotel
A blaze this afternoon destroyed the Victoria Hotel in Quebec. Guests and employees escaped unharmed. Insured losses run to about 110000 with no insurance coverage on the building or contents. Fire officials investigate the cause as smoke and flames swept through the hotel.
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Quebec
Que
Victoria
Es- Saco
Fire destroys cigar factory in Montreal with one million cigars lost
A fire in Montreal at H. Jacobs & Co. destroyed the cigar factory. One million finished cigars were burned. The loss is reported as fully insured. A separate dispatch from Leadville notes a blaze starting at Mrs. Dyer's lodging house spreading to Scionaine Cat buildings and destroying property**
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Montreal
Que
H. Jacobs & Co
Uous
Leadville
Col
Shelf of the Monroe Doctrine Noted by New York Mall
The article observes the Monroe doctrine set aside for now with a caution that only German and English gentlemen should avoid disturbing the shelf to prevent a collapse. It hints at delicate diplomatic implications without specifics.
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New York Mall
Money Trouble Hampers Prohibition Efforts in New York
Chicago Tribune notes tightening finances last week in New York as money grows scarce. Prohibition enforcement may be strained if such shortages persist, signaling broader challenges for confiscation and control efforts.
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Chicago Tribune
New York
Prohibition
German tariff bill targets the United States says agrarian leader
A Reichstag agrarian leader asserts the government is pledged to agrarian plans as a new tariff bill in Germany aims at the United States. The statement underscores Berlin's tariff policy direction and its impact on international trade relations.
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Reichstag
Berlin tariff debate signals US aimed target in law
Berlin December debate on the third reading of the tariff bill reveals the majority sees the measure as aimed at the United States. Dr Paasche notes possible treaty revisions to limit most favored nation advantages, insisting Germany will not concede to nations that receive favorable terms without reciprocity.
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Berlin
Reichstag
United States
America
Dr. Paasche
United State
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
German tariff bill to cut Chicago packers export trade
Chicago packers warn the German Reichstag tariff bill will slash nearly a quarter of their provision export trade, excluding fresh meats. William C. Evans of Armour & Co. says German export trade to the United States would shrink by about 3 percent of all foreign business, denting prospects if prices stay high.
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Chicago
Reichstag
United States
William C. Evans
Foreign Department of Armour & Co
Berlin
House
Germany
Evans
Decorations for German Leaders in Potsdam Luncheon
Berlin December 14 Count and Countess Von Buelow dined with the Emperor and Empress at Potsdam. The Emperor presented the Royal Hohenzollern Order chain to the chancellor. An elevation to prince was planned but canceled at Count Von Buelow’s request. Also honored were Count Posadowsky-Wehner Baron Thielmann and Baron Richthofen for tariff efforts.
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Berlin
Countess von Buelow
Potsdam
Count von Buelow
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
Baron von Thielmann
Baron von Rich
European Stock Markets End Week With Cautious Tone
London markets close with slight cheer due to American recovery and hoped New York bank statement tightening loans. Traders expect little immediate business improvement before year end as New York or Wall Street signals guide London’s mood. Berlin sees stagnant trading and firm values as no bull market, with iron shares nudging up after a small price cut.
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London
Stock Exchange
New York
Wall Street
South Africa
Berlin
Boerse
Estplanian Pig Iron Syndicate
Marseilles Strike Calm Amid Local Disturbances
Marseille reports three weeks of strike with no major disorder. Isolated actions included attempts to wreck property and bakery loitering, four arrests, but city remains tranquil. Quays see nonunion labor under military protection while Temps calls the movement a local failure. Cunard bids impose severe conditions with return rights if 25 knot speed is not met after one year.
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Paris
Marseilles
London
Cunard
Cardinal Canevin named Coadjutor Bishop of Pittsburgh
Rome dispatch reports Cardinal Martinelli has recommended Rev J E Regis Canevin rector of St Pauls Cathedral Pittsburgh for the post of coadjutor bishop of Pittsburgh. The appointment would assist local church leadership as Pittsburgh continues its Catholic community growth and governance.
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Rome
Cardinal Martinelli
Congregation of the Propaganda
J. E. Regis Canevin
St. Paul's Cathedral
Pittsburg
New Attache at Washington London
Lieut Col H J Foster commander Royal Engineers on Guernsey has been appointed military attache to the British embassy in Washington.
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London
H. J. Foster
Royal Engineers
Guernsey
Washington
Cows Called by Viclin An Transcript
A brief hospital fund reconcert held at Cambridge City Hospital raised support through a local event. Organizers and attendees, including Viclin, gathered to boost funds for patient care and facility needs amid community backing.
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Campridge City Hospital
Violinist Calms Cows With Enchanted Tune at Charity Event
In a hospital charity gathering, a violinist claimed to speak cow language via three chords. Cows at a field margin paused feeding, turned, and finally lowed in response to the held notes, witnessed by Dr. Dixwell and several others amid sunlit ground.
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Orpheus
Dixwell
Hospital
German grocer fatally shot in South Bend during hold up
John M. Koonsman a well known German resident of South Bend was fatally shot by three Black assailants during a hold up at his grocery store. He forced the robbers to the entrance before they shot him. he died instantly from bullets to the neck left lung and near the heart. Clerk Harvey Kletke 17 witnessed the incident. Suspects at large. witness located tracks toward Three-I Railway.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
John M. Koonsman
Koonsman
Harvey Kletke
Edward Hunt
Three-I
Bloodhound trail of three murderers reaches Elkhart
Elkhart officials report Chief Mel Weeny and three South Bend officers, aided by a twenty man volunteer posse, pursuing three black suspects for the murder of a grocer. Bloodhounds traced the fugitives to Elkhart where the Big Four train line remains the only exit, all trains southbound have departed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Mel Weeny
South Bend
Robbery at Vevay Burglars Blow Safe At Night
The Vevay post office was robbed of $100 in cash and stamps and papers when burglars dynamited the safe at 2 am. They escaped in a skiff stolen at Ghent Kentucky and crossed the river to reach Indiana and fled in the same manner.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Vevay
Ghent
Ample Precautions Guard Alexander at Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind Dec 14 It has been decided to bring Alexander the negro murderer of Thomas Burke from Indianapolis tomorrow or Tuesday He was taken to Indianapolis in September to avoid lynching and narrowly escaped the mob which tried to prevent the officers taking him aboard the The sheriff will take twenty policemen to him for an escort back to Terre Haute and details will be at the depot and the court where he will be arraigned Company B of the militia will be kept in reserve at the armory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Alexander
Thomas Burke
Indianapolis
Gas pressure drop threatens Fort Wayne fires during pump fault
At 8 o'clock tonight a gas pressure collapse near a Bluffton pumping station caused many fires to go out and risked danger if pressure returned. Authorities warned residents to shut off sales and warned of uncertain recovery as the company hunted the station location. In Anderson a separate Delaware Circuit Court case awarded the Citizens' Bank damages of 15 dollars against the Northwestern Scraper Company and Robert E. Burke, while Isaac Bosworth and Hester A. Neely were cleared or held non liable for the note security.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bluffton
Muncib
Winfield T. Durbin
N. C. McCullough & Company Banking Association
Citizens’ Bank of Anderson
Northwestern Scraper Company
Isaac Bosworth
Robert Burke
Hester Neely
Delaware
Peterany
Robert E. Burke
Hester A. Neely
Bosworth
Miss Neely
Maple Avenue Methodist Church Dedication at Terre Haute
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports the Maple Avenue Methodist Church dedication in Terre Haute Indiana with Rev B I Ives of Auburn New York presiding over two services The church grew from a thirteen year old mission started by Centenary Church and ranks as the citys fastest growing congregation The three large church windows were funded by societies led by the W C T U as a Frances Willard memorial featuring her life size bust in the center window.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Maple Avenue
B. I. Ives
Auburn
New York
Centenary Church
Frances Willard
Cohen Blumenthal marriage in Chicago doubles as Goshen news
Goshen, Dec. 14 Mr. D Cohen of A Cohen and Ben Goshen, manager of the Syracuse branch, and Miss Minnie Blumenthal of Chicago were wed at the Douglass Club in Chicago by Rabbi Einstein. Louis Sal rT of Goshen served as best man and Mrs. Stero of Chicago was matron of honor. The bride is noted as an accomplished musician. The couple will reside in Syracuse.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
D. Cohen
A. Cohen & Ben
Syracuse
Minnie Blumenthal
Chicago
Douglass Club House
Einstein
Louis Sal Rt
Stero
Cohen
Bitter tension sparks move to split Lawrence County South
In Mitchell Indiana on a December day the bitter feud between the North and South Sides of Lawrence County escalates into a push to divide the South. The confrontation reflects long standing local rivalries and calls for new boundaries or reallocations of political or community groups amid mounting tensions.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mitchell, Ind
Lawrence County
County Power Plays in Lehigh Amid Bedford Bid for Control
A fragmented note describes Lehigh County power dynamics with Bedford pushing to dominate county finances. Bedford, despite a small 6.0 population figure, appears to seek overarching influence over county banking and fiscal matters.
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Lehigh
Bedford
Big Order for Box Cars in Indiana Plant
TERRE HAUTE Ind Dec 14 The local works of the American Car and Foundry Company has been allotted an order for eighty box cars for the Illinois Central and zero for the Frisco All cars are box cars The capacity of the plant is fourteen cars a day.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
American Car and Foundry Company
Illinois Central
Frisco
Fire damages Daily Truth office in Elkhart
The Daily Truth office in Elkhart Indiana sustained about 2000 dollars in damage after a furnace gas explosion hurled burning coals onto waste paper early today. No injuries were reported.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Daily Truth
Spiceland Trustee William Seaford Dies at Fifty
William B Seaford former Spiceland township trustee died yesterday at about fifty from brain inflammation. A Spiceland Academy graduate of 1874 and longtime county teacher, he leaves a widow and six children. Miss Ella Hower of Cambridge City died suddenly in California while visiting a brother.
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Spiceland
Ind
William
Seaford
Spiceland Academy
Richmond
Ella Hower
Cambridge City
California
Earlham College closes term with exams and debate progress
Richmond reports the term at Earlham College ending next week with Thursday morning exams. Debating class, once experimental, has met Professor Trueblood’s expectations and produced several excellent debaters. Women are expected to present several debates next year. Edinburg hosts a farm institute led by D B Johnson Nellie K Jones and E Martindale under Purdue directions with talks given. Terre Haute health board notes four sets of twins born in the city in the past month.
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Richmond
Earlham College
Kentucky
E. Martindale
Hamilton County
Purdue Universe
Terre Haute
Board of Health
Wreck on Hannibal & St. Joseph Line Claims Three Dead
A wrecking train on the Hannibal and St. Joseph line plummeted through a high bridge at Yellow Creek. Three dead bodies recovered and several injured. engineer Goode and fireman trapped but escaped after hammering a passage to the water with help from moonlight. Other listed dead include James Murphy conductor Thomas Phelan and six bridgeman among the dead and injured.
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Brookfield
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Yellow Creek
Thomas Phelan
Harry Steele
W. Goode
Texas Leatherman
R. Green
Co. M'Donald
Goode
Fast C. & C. Train Wrecked In Virginia Mountains
Eastbound Chesapeake and Ohio express derailed at Whitcomb West Virginia at 945 last night after rock landslide from days of rain. Engine, postal car and baggage car left the track. engineer and fireman killed. Baggagemaster slightly hurt. postal clerks unharmed. No passengers aboard. Track cleared and service resumed by morning.
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Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Whitcomb
W. Va
New York Press Notes Salary Ranges For Thtenean Talents
The item discusses a talent with a questionable name and notes a salary increase from 2200 to 2700 dollars a year. It contrasts this with Sverre Dahm, who is described less harshly, suggesting a nuanced view of the individuals involved and their compensation.
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New York
Sverre Dahm
New York Update on Vanderbilt Condition Report
New York reports deteriorating condition of Ce Mi Vanderbilt after hospital transfer. Corpolion officials say Vander remains under care with no new complications disclosed.
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New York
Vanderbilt
Vander
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