Death in the Woods A Suicide Found Near Monon Railroad
Two hunters found a well dressed man, likely a suicide, in Wiseman woods near a Monon Railroad cut in Salem Indiana. A pistol with one chamber empty was held in his right hand, a glove on the other. His mouth showed powder burns, and a bullet was recovered from under the skull. A gold watch and other items were in his pockets. A tattooed name Grye appeared on his right arm. The body was embalmed and kept for identification. authorities suspect a Louisville man.
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Indianapolis Journal
Salem
Ind
Wiseman Woods
Pleasant Christmas for Prison Inmates in Jeffersonville
Christmas at the Jeffersonville Reformatory brought two hours of entertainment with Walter Armsbury delivering readings, Rev. W. G. Clinton giving an address, and a New Albany quartet providing music. Afterward two hundred inmates shared a feast of rabbits, mashed potatoes, fruit, and confections from Quartermaster Col. C. A. H. McCauley, bearing the children’s names. The depot closed until Monday morning.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Reformatory
Walter B. Armsbury
Chicago
W. G. Clinton
New Albany
Quartermaster
Col. C. A. H. McCauley
Kept marriage secret a Christmas surprise in Princeton
In Princeton Indiana on December 2 a romance surfaced when Bert Schrader presented his fiancé Miss Daisy Burger’s family with documents proving they had married in New Albany. Schrader, a railroad clerk, had been boarding at the Burger home, and the union had not been previously known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Princeton
Ind
Bert Schrader
Daisy Burger
Fred Berger
Orygg
New Albany
Schrader
Burger
First Regular Schedule Run On C B C Line Bluffton Pennville
The inaugural trip on the 19 mile C B C line between Bluffton and Pennville ran today carrying all available passengers. Coaches have not yet arrived and a car was used for transport.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Pennville
Ten Bluffton hazing trial resumes in Circuit Court
In Bluffton Indiana the hazing case against ten high school boys arrested for hazing four students will continue Saturday morning as witnesses testify. No court was held today. Franklin Indiana college note mentions inviting the Indianapolis Baptist Special Union to January banquet and meetings. Debating club officers named and preparations for next term.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Franklin, Ind
Franklin College
Indianapolis Baptist Special Union
E. 8
Gardner
N. H. Pritchard
Raymond
Frank Shields
Peccene
Kalamazoo
Richmond couple long married near seventy years
Walter T. Carpenter, who may reach age ninety three on January 1 if he lives another week, and his wife will have been married seventy years. The couple, well known in Richmond, attend the Quaker meeting on Main Street. Carpenter is famed for his fifteen years as superintendent at Earlham College.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Walter T. Carpenter
Carpenter
Wae
Main Street
Carpe
Earlham College
Arm of Large Man Found by Marshal in Petersburg
In Petersburg Indiana a marshal found the whole right arm of a large man. Dogs were already feeding on the bones when located. The county coroner holds the arm and investigates how it reached the area, with speculation that a medical student discarded it after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Petersburg
Ind
Marshal Watson
William Sanders Granted Change of Venue in Shelby Court Case
William Sanders, charged with the murder of Eva Cochran's infant, had his Shelby county case moved to another county after a Dec. 28 hearing was set. Sanders has been jailed since early December following his arrest for the alleged crime tied to the infant found in a vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
William Sanders
Shelby County
Sanders
Eva Cochran
Princeton, Inc. taps fourth well on Munford land
The Standard Oil Company has brought in its fourth well on the Munford land. Geiser farm No. 3, initially projected for fifty barrels, is now producing over 10 barrels daily and is expected to rise. Industry optimism spans several parts of the oil field with new activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Princeton, Inc
Munford
Geiser Farm
Important Actions at Hartford City
In Hartford City Indiana two suits filed in Blackford Circuit Court. Hector Desgain sues Muncie Hartford & Fort Wayne Railroad for 1000 after being ejected from a car. Conductor Arthur Stradling and motorman James Kemper found guilty in mayor's court of assault and battery on Desgain. A 75600 Federation Company loan from LA 300 was tied up by Pierre D. Larmoyeux against LA 300 and officers for 214.75 funeral expenses of George Tabron who died March 1, 1903. Tabron was a member in good standing. The claim was assigned by Baxter to Larmoyeux.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Blackford
Hector Desgain
Muncie, Hartford & Fort Wayne Railroad Company
Arthur Stradling
James Kemper
Desgain
Federation Company
National Organization of L. A
Pierre J. D. Larmoyeux
L. A. 300
George Tabron
O. K
J. W. Test Tabs Alt
Tabron
Baxter
Larmoyeux
Family Reunion to Run Three Days in Indiana
In Utica township Jeffersonville Indiana on December 25 a centennial Christmas reunion begins marking one hundred years since Mr and Mrs David Spangler held their first holiday dinner in a house built by Mr Spangler. The house now belongs to five lineal descendants and hosts sixty five relatives from Illinois Missouri and locally for three days making the largest such gathering in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
David Spangler
Utica Township
Spangier
Buxton Home Invaded as Burglary Upsets Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana December 25 early today a thief broke into the home of Councilman Robert W Buxton. Buxton awakened and the intruder bent over him. The culprit lit a match at the door and fled after Buxton drew a revolver and fired three shots. It is unclear if any harm came to the intruder.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Robert W. Buxton
Wrecked Two Joints Illinois Woman Rescues Husband
Paris Illinois December report: Mrs Francis Condiff wife of a Herrick drayman used Carrie Nation style tactics to rescue her husband from a saloon and gambling house. She broke the plate glass front of a saloon with a hatchet and, not finding him there, forced entry into the gambling room and secured the man before marching him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indianapolis Journal
Paris
Ill
Francis Condiff
Herrick
Carrie Nation
Indiana Notes Elwood and Nearby Local Happenings
In Elwood Milton Rutherford aged forty attempted to cut his throat during a drunken frenzy and was stopped by his family. In Greenwood Rev T J Simon was installed as pastor with sermons by Dr Herron and charges by A M Barrett and Leon F P Marshel. In Richmond a large seven by twelve foot combi photo of 20 T P A members will hang at the St Louis fair. In Shelbyville county wheat is in excellent condition with 20 percent less planted. In Petersburg the J D Carter Glass Company drilled a gas well, completion in thirty days for factory use if gas is found. In Evansville Miss Sallie Coerfield and Lucian Boudcout eloped and married by Magistrate Schrader.
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Herron
Indianapolis
A. M. Barrett
Whiteland
Leon FP. Marshel
Franklin
Richmond
Indiana
Central States
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Petersburg
J. D. Carter Glass Company
Evansville
Sallie Coerfield
Lucian Boudcout
Henderson
H. F. Schrader
Indiana Obituaries from Rising Sun to Portland
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Laner Buchanan in Rising Sun at age seventy nine with four surviving children. Mrs. P. D. Burton of Greenwood buried from Whitestown. Mrs. Rebecca Jones of Richmond age eighty six. Mrs. Hugh Donahue of Princeton aged fifty six. and Mrs. William Potter of Portland aged thirty, detailing survivor counts and brief life notes.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Laner Buchanan
Reese A. P. Buchanan
Daisy Buchanan
Will Clore
Emma Buchanan
Lafayette
John Buchanan
Chanute
Kan
John W. Bush
Greenwood
P. D. Burton
Whitestown
Burton
Christian Church
Yocom
Richmond
Rebecca Jones
Morgan Jones
Princeton
Hugh Donahue
Princee
Portland
William Potter
Jackson Township
Owensville temperance war against blind tigers grows
In PRINCETON Indiana on December a Owensville temperance group continued their drive against illegal alcohol sales. Druggist Roland Wiltshire was fined five dollars and costs for selling whisky without a prescription. Several related cases remain to be heard.
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Indianapolis Journal
Princeton
Ind
Owensville
Roland Wiltshire
Sad Christmas News for Lillian Bennett
New York December 2. Lillian Bennett who was to marry Ambrose Good of New Castle Pa lost his life in the railroad wreck at Connellsville Pa Wednesday night arrived today on the Cedric from Liverpool and learned of his death at quarantine. Grief stricken she has no friends to assist and must, under law, return to England.
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New York
Lillian Bennett
Ambrose Good
New Castle
Connellsville
Cedric
Liverpool
Miss Bennett
England
Death toll climbs to sixty five from Dawson wreck
In Connellsville Pennsylvania Harry Devlin, one of three patients at Cottage State Hospital, died at 10 oclock. The death toll from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad disaster at Dawson now stands at sixty five. Funeral plans delay for several Connellsville victims due to overworked undertakers. Special services held across coke region churches for the dead. Father Fienello to be buried then Catholic masses planned. About thirty bodies were moved away on early trains.
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Connellsville
Duquesne Limited
Baltimore & Ohio
Dawson
Harry Devlin
Cottage State Hospital
Devlin
Lonaconing
Maryland
Father Fienello
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Spleenless Miss Olive Smith Visits Iowa Hospital
Miss Olive Smith of Kinrose Iowa underwent spleen removal by Dr William Jepson at the University of Iowa Hospital. She reports good health and will present the case to the American Association of Surgeons in Denver next week.
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Olive Smith
Iowa City
Kinrose
University of Iowa Hospital
William Jepson
Jepson
Miss Smith
American Association of Surgeons
Denver
Asphyxiated by gas in Baltimore three butchers found dead
In Baltimore three men, William Goebel twenty, Frederick Haber straw thirty two, and William Beckhus ser thirty eight, all butchers, were found dead in their room. They had retired late and it is believed they failed to turn off a gas line, causing asphyxiation.
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Baltimore
William Goebel
Frederick Haberstraw
William Beckhusser
Fight at Salvation Army HQ in Cincinnati suburb
In Lockland a race clash leaves Wheeler Stone wounded by a gunshot after a group of colored men led by Stone confronted white residents at the Salvation Army headquarters. The confrontation followed days of white versus colored encounters, with fears of further violence as the injured man is reported.
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Cincinnati
Lockland
Wheeler Stone
Salvation Army
George White
Movements of Steamers Arrive and Depart in Ports
Movements of steamers include Turcoman arriving at Liverpool from Portland Maine on December 25. Moville reports Laurentian sailing from Liverpool to St Johns New Brunswick. Queenstown notes Umbria arriving from New York en route to Liverpool and continuing.
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Liverpool
Turcoman
Portland
Moville
Laurentian
St. Johns
N. B
Queenstown
Umbria
New York
Man Wanted for Larceny From Employer in Boston
Boston dispatch reports Samuel P. Avery former New England agent for the Mia land Oil Company of Minneapolis is wanted on a larceny charge. He disappeared nearly a month ago and is sought for allegedly stealing about 10 000 dollars from his employers. Avery, married, resided in Winthrop Center.
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Boston
Mass
Samuel P. Avery
New England
Mialand Oil Company
Minneapolis
Avery
Winthrop Center
Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles And Ogdensburg Publics
A strong earthquake shock struck Los Angeles at 9 45 this morning causing buildings in the business district to sway while people poured into the streets. No damage was reported. In Ogdensburg New York a distinct quake was felt statewide with violent tremors along the St Lawrence valley and a thunder like noise waking residents.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ogdensburg
N. Y
St. Lawrence County
St. Lawrence Valley
Madrid
Vatican Treasure Story Probably True
Paris dispatch reports the Rome correspondent of Figaro confirming that funds held back by the late Pope Leo were invested and that Cardinal Gotti transferred a memorandum of the investments to Pope Pius before the securities. Official denials reportedly address only the transfer of the documents.
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Paris
Rome
the Figaro
Cardinal Gotti
Congregation of the Propaganda
Pope Leo
Pope Pius
Pneumonia Epidemic Leads City Health Policy Change
New York reports a pneumonia surge with 820 cases in five weeks, a 43 percent rise from last year. Health officials classify pneumonia alongside measles and smallpox in the sanitary code and require doctors to report every case promptly.
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New York
Health Department
America
Europe
Blinding Snowstorm Rages As Wind Howls In Columbus
A blinding snowstorm and wind up to fifty miles per hour sweep Columbus Ohio with minor damage reported by midnight. Temperature plummets as traffic moves with difficulty and crews monitor for incidents.
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Columbus, CO
Bryan Interviewed Crown Prince in Copenhagen
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Copenhagen and was granted an audience with Crown Prince Frederick. The two men had a lengthy interview before Bryan departed for Berlin that night.
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Copenhagen
William Jennings Bryan
Crown Prince
Frederick
Mr. Bryan
Berlin
Woman Eats Christmas Cakes and Soon Dies
In Allentown Pennsylvania coroner and police probe the death of Agnes Minerva Selby after she ate three dozen Christmas cakes at William Clader’s home. Ex-policeman William Kunkle is held for inquest amid reports of bruising and a disputed removal of the body. Doctors say natural causes. authorities examine bruises and medicine administration. She was 26 with a four year old daughter.
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Allentown
Scheirer
Eastman
Agnes Minerva Selby
William Clader
William Kunkle
Clader
Bethlehem
Board of Health
Kunkle
Curious Freak of Lightning Photograph Mystery
A night photograph during a heavy thunderstorm shows a strange arc light connection from the lamp center. The image, stated as perfect with no scratches, prompts experts to explain the unusual electric display and the meaning of the apparent gap or gash in the lightning arc.
Negro with cabin fort shoots during raid defying arrest
Albert Chambliss, held as hostage for a friend's arrest, was fatally wounded by that friend. Pa trolman Peter Dolan was wounded by Alington, who fired at police while barricaded in a Benton area cabin. Police surrounded the fortified cabin as a crowd watched. Alington eventually surrendered after exhausting ammunition.
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ST. Louis
Albert Chambliss
Peter Dolan
Alington
Benton
Poison in Soup Leads to Inquest in St. Louis
In St Louis on December 25 an inquest was held over Conrad Schaefer who died after eating soup at home. His son George Schaefer was arrested on charges of having poisoned the soup to obtain money from the father. Mrs Schaefer also fell unconscious and nearly died. The case alleges the son murdered his father for the money in his pocket.
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ST. Louis
Conrad Schaefer
George Schaefer
Man Attempted Murder of Landlady Ends in Self-Destruction
In Minneapolis on December 25 Gust Kuhne in a drunken rage tried to kill his landlady Mrs Ida Johnson over unreciprocated affection and then slashed his own throat, dying. The woman survived the attack.
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Minneapolis
Ida Johnson
Gust Kuhne
Son Kills Father to Save Mother in Joplin Crime
Joplin Missouri December 25 Bert Barron aged twenty eight shot and killed his father E Barron a miner here today while protecting his mother from an assault. The elder Barron was intoxicated. Barron the son who is under arrest says the shooting was accidental.
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Joplin
Bert Barron
E. Barron
Barron
Young Barron
Christmas Toy Pistol Accident Claims Eight Year Old
In Princeton Indiana an eight year old boy named Orville Duke died after a toy pistol discharged with his finger over the muzzle. The resulting lacerations and burns raised fears of lockjaw as authorities investigate the fatal incident.
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Indianapolis Journal
Princeton
Ind
Orville Duke
Bayonne Burglary Suspects Held for Murder Charge
Bayonne New Jersey December 2 Harry Edmund and John Hoffman are under arrest for burglary. Chief Edmund spoke with Cincinnati Police Chief Milliken by telephone. Cincinnati asked that Edmund be held on murder charges. A detective from Cincinnati would depart for Bayonne with extradition papers.
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Bayonne
N. J
Harry Edmund
John Hoffman
Edmund
Magnet
Milliken
Cincinnati
Blizzard tears through Cincinnati with chimneys toppled
A fierce blizzard raged in Cincinnati for a short time tonight causing wind damage to chimneys and show windows. Temperatures plummeted by about 20 degrees within four hours.
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Cincinnati
Seventeen Passengers Return After Great Atlantic Gale
The Cedric docked from Liverpool with 2,272 sacks of mail and 68 parcel posts. Passengers include Joshua Levering the Prohibition candidate, and Dr. W J Arnold of Cambridge University. Survivors from the Menominee tell of a hurricane on Dec 7 that hurled a sixty foot wave, snapping rudder posts and flooding cabins. One sailor died, three injured, as the ship rode five days in heavy seas before repair and return to port.
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New York
Cedric
Liverpool
Queenstown
Joshua Levering
Baltimore
McKinley
Bryan
W. J. Arnold
Cambridge University
Henry Phipps College
Philadelphia
London
Oll
Lucas
Falmouth
Pensions for Veterans Issued to Indiana Names
Certificates issued to Indiana veterans include Willam H. Smail $14 George W. Firestone $17 Lud Veach $10 Jared M. Keith $24 James A. McDowell $20 John J. Huffstutter $17 Albert Reynolds $12 William Pottman $14 Thomas Fox $17 Samuel Waggoner $12 John Fisher Martin Wyrick $12 W J Fross $24 Alpheus B. Downey $10 Wilm H. McCollum $24 Pleasant Williams $12 Samuel Thomas $14 Costes Weidman $12 John E Taggart $6 Erastus Burch $6 Alcy J Chaplain $12 ery S Spilkey $12 Jennie Hanna $38 Maiciley $8 Mary J. Perry Almira Powell $8 Betty Bwinegan $8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamh. Smail
George W. Firestone
Lud Veach
Jared M. Keith
James A. McDowell
John J. Huffstutter
Albert Reynolds
William Pottman
Thomas Fox
Samuel Waggoner
John Fisher
Martin Wyrick
W J. Fross
Alpheus B. Downey
H. McCollum
Pleasant Williams
Samuel Thomas
Costes Weidman
John E. Taggart
Erastus Burch
Alcy J. Chaplain
Ery S. Spilkey
Jennie Hanna
Maiciley
Mary J. Perry
Almira My Powell
Betty Bwinegan
General Jiminez May Soon Control San Domingo
In San Domingo on December 2 5 reports say a large insurgent force led by former President General Jiminez is marching toward the city. The provisional government prepares defenses as San Pedro De Macoris backs the insurgents while business circles fret over a worsening financial crisis caused by duties mortgaged by Wesy Gil's government. The U S cruiser Panther and gunboat Newport arrived, along with German cruisers Vineta and Gaele, and the Dutch warship De Ruyter.
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San Domingo
Jiminez
San Pedro de Macoris
Wes Y Gil
United States
Panther
Newport
Vineta
Gaaele
de Ruyter
Clergyman in import duty trousers joke from England
A New York arrival, a clergyman, faced duties on many trousers brought in from England. Customs ruled only vestments used in service were duty free. He retorted that he could not officiate without trousers, and the apparel was allowed free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
England
New Orleans Postmaster J Watts Kearney Dies
New Orleans December 3 postmaster J Watts Kearney died today. He was active in business and religious circles and a prominent Confederate veteran though born in New York and a loyal Republican.
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New Orleans
J. Watts Kearney
New York
Hackett Produces The Crown Prince in Springfield
James K. Hackett staged The Crown Prince by George H. Broadhurst at Courtsquare Theater Springfield today before a large, approving audience. Charlotte Walker shared honors with Hackett in the performance.
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Springfield
Mass
James K. Hackett
Crown Prince
George H. Broadhurst
Courtsquare Theater
Charlotte Walker
Hackett
Senator Hanna Rebounds After Illness in New York
Cleveland dispatch reports Senator Hanna, who had fallen ill and returned from New York, now feels much better. He moved about his home and received several visitors during the day.
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Cleveland, C
Hanna
New York
Treaty signed between France and Italy in Paris
In Paris foreign minister Lasse and Italian ambassador Signor Torntelli sealed an arbitration treaty identical to the agreement France has with Great Britain. The accord aims to settle disputes peacefully and strengthen Franco Italian relations.
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Paris
France
Italy
Lasse
Signor Torntelli
Great Britain
Famous Leaning Tower Sold To Italian Barok
Rome reports Bologna’s Garisenda tower, begun in 1110 by Filippo and Ottono Garisenda and once owned by Marquis Malvezzi, has been bought by Baron Raimondo Franchetti, a noted composer. The 163 foot tall structure leans ten feet from perpendicular and evokes Dante’s Inferno as a symbol. the sale sparks calls for government action to keep it for the nation.
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Rome
Bologna
Filippo
Ottono Garisenda
Malvezzi
Raimondo Franchetti
Dante
Antaeus
Ex Governor Isaac Sharp of Kansas Dies in Washington
Former Kansas governor Isaac Sharp died in Washington from stomach illness after an eighty one year struggle. A native of Pennsylvania, he moved to Kansas in the 1850s as a free-soldier and remained in Washington since 182. His remains will be sent to Council Grove for interment.
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Washington
Isaac Sharp
Kansas
Pennesylvania
Council Grove
Fire Destroys Main Street Dept Store in Memphis
A fire in the early morning at the large department store Bdo. Lowenstein & Bros. on Main Street between Jefferson and Court caused about 150000 dollars in damage. The blaze was confined to the retail branch, with goods stock nearly wiped out and the loss is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Bdo. Lowenstein & Bros
Main Street
Postal service director general named in Portland report
Portland reports F W Vaille assistant superintendent of mage mail service offered the director general post with a salary of 800 per year in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
F. W. Vaille
Mage Mail Service
The
Postal Service
Two Injured In Icy Crash Near Mexico Missouri
In a wreck near Mexico Missouri G Wao of Busey Louisiana was injured and Van Dusky of Arkansas, also hurt, is believed to be in dying condition.
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Mexico
G. Wao
Busey
Ana
van Dusky
Ark
National tube factory fire blanks jobs in Owen Sound
Owen Sound Ont December The national tube factory was seen on fire today causing zero percent loss? Fifty workers are thrown out of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Sound. Ont
Déc. S
Buckwheat Ad Promises Genuine Product from Mrs Austin
A fragmentary Houston Post item touts Mrs. Austins Buckwheat as the real thing urging readers to obtain the genuine article. The odd dialogue about a dog tail and a dominie adds local flavor but provides no clear broader event.
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Indiana Notes
B. & O. Wreck
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Vatican
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Pensions For Veterans
the Journal
Law Welless
James Whitcomb Riley, Booth Tarkington
Maurice Thompson
Gen
Lew Wallace
George Ade Meredith Nicholson
Jiminez May
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the Crown Prince
Senator Hanna
Vaille
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