Johnson Eyes Support From District Politicals
Johnson expects backing from district Republicans amid a Democratic majority of 1.50 W. McDaniel, a Johnson ally, notes Lawrence county votes lean more than any other Republican area. Senator Brooks of Bedford plans active canvassing for attorney general and will carry district backing to the state convention. Two candidates vie for Second district committeeman: Bilheimer of Washington and Cushman of Bloom Bela. Other district figures include Senator Brooks, Col. W. Williams, Capt. James Henrys, Col. Munson, C. B. Rogers, John Graham, Charles Hudson, Frank Serrit, and John Co. Bilheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Washington
Cushman
Bloom Bela
Johnson and McDaniel
Senator Brooks
W. V. Williams
Bedford
James Henrys
Gosport
William M. Munson
Mitchell
C. B. Rogers
Shoals
John Graham
Charles Hudson
Bloomfield
Frank Serrit
John Co. Bilheimer
Eleventh District Republicans Gather for Love Feast
A sizable Eleventh district Republican gathering in Marion highlights candidates for Congress against Major George W. Steele. Judge Hiram Brownlee backs Steele’s renomination, praising his work and district influence, while others debate Landis and Beck for state roles and possible support shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Brownlee
Marion
Grant County
George W. Steele
Fred Landis
Logansport
Landis
Adam Beck
Huntington
Warren Bigler
James FP
Peru
Henry Marshall
Marshall
General Assembly
Warren G. Sayre
Carey Cowgill
Congress
Wabash
Brown-lee
Major Steele
Judge Brownlee
Coincidence in Garfield and McKinley memorial tale recounted
Marcus R. Sulzer, a Madison Republican leader, recalls a curious link between Garfield memorial ceremonies in the House in 1882 and McKinley. He notes James G. Blaine delivered the oration, David Davis presided, and McKinley, seated near the speaker, requested Blaine’s eulogized speech be preserved and copied, followed by a House adjournment for respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus R. Sulzer
Madison
Indiana
Journal
Columbia Club
McKinley
James A. Garfield
House of Representatives
James G. Blaine
Garfield
David Davis
Senate
Davis
United States Court
Illinois
Arthur
Congress
Blaine
Columbia Club Smoker Delights Republicans and Guests
A large Columbia Club smoker last night drew hundreds of Republican friends from the state. Frank Morrison and George Bliss oversaw arrangements while Ray Van Camp and others served as stage managers. An improvised stage provided ample space for performances by theater singers and local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Frank Morrison
George Bliss
Ray van Camp
Weather Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday
Forecast for Ohio Indiana and Illinois fair Tuesday and Wednesday with fresh west winds. Local observations Dec 20 show west, northwest pressure and temperature. Blythe, section director, notes this outlook for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tureday
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
W.t .Blythe
Steamers Arrive and Depart Across Atlantic Routes
Movements of steamers include the Ryndam from Rotterdam and Lahampagne from Liverpool arriving in New York. Friesland sails from Antwerp to New York, while Georgia arrives in New York from Liverpool and Lahn is listed as arriving from unspecified origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Lahampagne
Wre
Umbria
Liverpool
Southampton
Friesland
Antwerp
Georgia
Lahn
Indiana Vaudeville Night Delights Columbia Club
The Grand Opera House and Empire Theater featured Miss McIntyre Walters Haynes and James Byrnes with Lokan, Beihler and Joelson from Indianapolis. Gov Durbin and Lt Gov Gilbert attended as Republicans enjoyed a lively program with songs sketches and stories. The event included postmastership talks and tariff discussion, and the Columbia Club organized the smoker for a night of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Grand Opera House
Zimmerman
Empire Theater
Miss McIntyre
Miss Walters
Miss Haynes
James Byrnes
The
Grand
Miss Behler
Harry Joelson
Empire
Indianapolis
Karnatz
J. Russell Powell
Harry Porter
Porter
Riley
Durbin
Gilbert
Columbia Club
Ninth District Men Rally Behind Landis Backing
The Ninth district delegation gathers for the love feast including Jacob Joel Crawfordsville for state treasurer and Edward E. Neal Noblesville for clerk of the Supreme Court. Montgomery County to name a joint representative for Shoestring district. Samuel Artman Lebanon may not run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Landis
Jacob Joel
Crawfordsville
Edward E. Neal
Noblesville
Supreme Court
David E. Sherrick
N. M. Nye
Frank C. McCalip
John R. Bonnell
Terre Haute
Leroy B. Nash
M. W. Pershing
Tipton
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Boone
Hamilton
Madison
Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
Artman
Lewis W. Otto
Otto
Putnam
William H. Johnson
Crawfordsvile
Denison
Col
George W. Boyd
Covington
Fountain County
Mr. Boyd
Boyd
Landis
Congress
Zanzibar consul to resign and seek senate seat
Charles B. Rogers United States consul to Zanzibar announces he will not return to Zanzibar due to climate conditions and will run for joint senator from Martin, Lawrence and Orange counties. Rogers, from Shoals, boosted by district allies, previously chaired county campaigns and succeeds Robert E. Mansfield as consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Charles B. Rogers
United States
Zanzibar
Rogers
Shoals
Robert E. Mansfield
Martin, Lawrence
Orange
Maana
Zansziban
Zanaibar
John C. Bitheimer
Washington
Holliday Eyes Re nomination in Fifth District race
Representative E S Holliday from the Fifth district, in his first term, praised his Washington work and committee assignments. He asserted he is the logical nominee for reelection, and hinted that Howard Maxwell might run only if James Barcus enters the race. Barcus, in town, would not disclose plans, as Maxwell and friends gauge opposition to Holliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Holliday
Fifth
Congress
Denilson
Washington
Holliday
Howard Maxwell
Parke County
James 8. Barcus
Terre Haute
Barcus
Maxwell
Holli
Fiste
Barcus Denies Sale Of Interest In Success Publication
At Terre Haute officials noted Barcus sold his interest in Success, but he contradicted the report last night stating there is no truth to the claim and that he has not sold and does not intend to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Tribune
Cit
Barcus
Lynchburg
Reusens
Baker
Clifton Forge
Lincoln League Meeting Plans Lincoln Birthday Events
Officers of the Lincoln League of the State met at the Denison hotel to arrange the February Lincoln birthday celebration in Terre Haute. President Daniel E. Storms presided as plans were outlined for events February 12 and 13 with Governor Durbin and several state officials among the speakers. The organization committee planned another meeting at 9 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln League of the State
Denison
Lincoln
Terre Haute
Daniel E. Storms
League
Major Kreitenstein
Thompson Club
A. M. Higgins
Opera House
Terre Haute House
Durbin
Representative Watson
John L. Griffiths
J. Frank Hanly
Gilbert
Frank B. Shutts
Aurora
Judge Wiley
Appellate Court
Taylor
Maj William Nelson in Town with Old Friends
Maj William Nelson of Charlottesville Virginia, a retired army officer, mingles with old friends at a Republican gathering. He moved to Virginia to educate his sons at Virginia State University, served in General Sherman’s division, and has Indian campaigns. He spent last winter and summer mining gold in Alaska, where his camp is run by his son, and plans to return in spring. He notes Alaska's frigid temps and a 70 foot icehole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson
Charlottesville
Evansville
Virginia
Virginia State University
Nelson
Indianapolis
Sherman
United States Army
Alaska
Artic Sea
Hogate Seeks Federal Bench If Baker Resigns
Danville attorney Enoch G. Hogate declares ambition to fill Judge John H. Baker’s seat if he resigns next spring. He says Indiana senators know of his bid after talks with Senator Fairbanks and correspondence with Senator Beveridge. Hogate, a 28 year lawyer and Odd Fellows leader, sought gubernatorial nomination in 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Enoch G. Hogate
Danville
John H. Baker
Baker
Hogate
Indiana
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Order of Odd Fellows
Elwood Republicans Welcome Joe A De Horrity Switch
A delegation of Republicans from Elwood announced that Joe A. De Horrity, a prominent Elwood businessman banker and manufacturer, has left the Democratic party to join the Republicans. De Horrity a lifelong Democrat surprised friends by declaring himself a Republican amid strong party support and expects to attend a local event if illness at home subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Joe A. de Horrity
Democracy
Republican Party
de Horrity
Jones Denies Candidacy for Re nomination
Frank L. Jones superintendent of public instruction denies plans to seek re nomination after newspaper reports. He stated in Denison Hotel crowd that he would not run again and would not be a candidate for re nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Jones
Political Forecast Names Third District Committeeman and Nominee
George W. Self is expected to be re elected as committeeman from the Third district and Hon Jerre Sudruth of Crawford county is the Republican nominee for Congress according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Self
Jerre Sudruth
Crawford County
Congress
Crockett declines Thirteenth district chair bid sparks Stephenson bid
Elmer Crockett of South Bend, a state committee member from the Thirteenth district, says he will not seek re election as chair. His statement reveals Romeo C. Stephenson of Rochester as a candidate and shows many longtime party leaders backing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Crockett
South Bend
Crockett
Romeo C. Stephenson
Rochester
Marion candidate for attorney general surveys delegates
G. D. Dean of Marion states Grant county has forty four delegates to the State convention and notes the county has never held a State office. He has not begun a general canvass yet but plans an active campaign starting the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Dean
Marion
Grant County
Collision with rock cripples westbound B&O train near Long Run
Two men missing and a badly injured engineer after a westbound Baltimore and Ohio train struck a rock tumbling from a hill at tunnel No 3 near Long Run at 6 55 this morning. Engine and four cars toppled, track torn up as heavy rains loosened the rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tunnel No. 3
Long Run
A. R. Hite
E. B. Putnam
Grafton
Hope Goudy
Two Die in El Paso Gravel Train Wreck
A gravel train wreck on the El Paso & Northeastern Railroad near El Paso killed brakeman James Whatley and laborer Julio Lemon. Three other Mexican laborers were seriously injured and rushed to a hospital in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
el Paso & Northeastern
James Whatley
Julio Lemon
Four die risk after train collision near Tiffan Ohio
Four men may die after a freight train collision on the Pennsylvania road near Tiffan. Injured include Engineer Keister, C. J. Chadwick at Warsaw Junction, Freman Bell, and Brakeman Cosgrove. Pecuniary loss estimated around 10009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffan
Pennsylvania Road
Keister
C. J. Chadwick
Warsaw Junction
Freman Bell
Cosgrove
Train 36 Wrecked By Tree In Ittabena Mississippi
A Southern Railway train derailed near Ittabena Mississippi at 6 am after a tree blown across the tracks by last night’s storm collapsed onto the line. The engine overturned and engineer McWilliams was buried beneath the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Miss
Southern Railway
Ittabena
McWilliams
Deboe Senate Seat Fight Opens in Kentucky
In Frankfort three of four Democratic candidates for the U S Senate seat to replace William J. Deboe arrived to set up headquarters and welcome party legislators. The fourth candidate’s representative also arrived. Headquarters will be in a common hotel with a caucus to be called by state party chair Allie W. Young. The contenders vow no personal clashes and seek a quick end to the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie W. Young
State Central Committee of
Party
Roman Acta Found in Chicago Record Herald
Rome letter notes ancient Acta Diurna daily sheets in Rome from Cicero to Constantine. Fragments survive via Tacitus Pliny Suetonius and Dion describing portents crimes and daily events. Early news lacked opinion and often garbled canards about phoenixes and milo bricks in rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chicago
Constantine
Constantinople
Tacitus
Pliny
Suetonius
Dion
C. Crispinus
Janus
Vella
Denniphon
Neava
Nero
Acta
Germanicus
Thraseus
Comitia
Milo
Clodius
Marion Club Smoker Honors Visiting Republicans
The Marion Club hosts a smoker this evening for visiting Republicans with a festive program and music. Bowling alleys are covered and New Year decorations are in place as senators and other Republican speakers are announced. An exclusive invitation has been mailed to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Club
Indiana candidates mingle among politicians last night
The gathering listed nominees for several state offices. For secretary of State the candidates were Dan E. Storm of Lafayette. For auditor of State the contenders included Deputy Auditor Frank Martin Frank Doran Laporte David E. Sherrick Noblesville James R. Henry Gosport. Other races named were treasurer Thomas B. Millikan Newcastle Nat U. Hill Bloomington Jacob Joel Crawfordsville John W. Dyer Hammond. For clerk of the supreme court Edward E. Neal Noblesville Ed Fitzpatrick Portland and J. C. Hatfield Bluffton. Attorney-general candidates were Thomas J. Brooks Bedford C W Miller Goshen M W Fields Princeton Griffiths Dean Marion. For superintendent Edwin S. Monroe Mount Vernon Titus C. Kinzie Indianapolis and R C Hillis Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan E. Storm
Lafayette
Frank Martin
Frank Doran
Laporte
David E. Sherrick
Noblesville
James R. Henry
Gosport
Thomas B. Millikan
Newcastle
Nat U. Hill
Bloomington
Jacob Joel
Crawfordsville
John W. Dyer
Hammond
Supreme Court
Edward E. Neal
Lyons Seeks Grant County Senate Nomination
Fairmont clothing merchant C C Lyons participates in today’s political events as a candidate for senator from Grant county. He previously lost the nomination to Senator Charles four years ago and declined a bid for representative two years ago to avoid confusing the field. A friend predicts Lyons will be the next Grant county senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lyons
Fairmont
Grant County
Charles
Senate
Lyons
Dr H C Hobbs Named in Salem Suit Over Censure
One of the men active in the hotel lobbies yesterday was Dr H C Hobbs postmaster at Salem. He is a defendant in Jennings suit against many Washington county citizens who allegedly censured him maliciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hobbs
Salem
Hobbs
Jennings
Washington County
Hoene Sy
Omaha Franchise Likely Awarded to Frank Bantle in New Association
Representatives from eight cities meeting in Kansas City on December 3 formed the American Association and awarded the Omaha franchise to Frank Bantle, backed by Milwaukee capital. President Hickey outlined a near-term schedule, new constitution, uniform tickets, and potential legal action against rival leagues. Roster lists for each city were prepared, with Joss and Pardee among notable players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Association
Baltimore
T. J. Hickey
Milwaukee
H. G. Quinn
W. Clingman
Indianapolis
W. H. Watkins
Ruschaupt
Toledo
Charles W. Stroebel
Columbus
T. J. Brice
Murchison
St. Paul
George P. Lennon
Minneapolis
Walter Wilmotee
George Tebeau
Dale Ear
Omaha
H. D. Quinn
Omah
Hickey
Old Western League
Frank Bantle
Bantle
W.A. Rourke
Rourke
Chicago
Mr. Rourke
Charles J. Stroebel
Watkins
Wilmot
Tebeau
Wolfe
Gibson
Weimer
Gear
Oscar Jones
Beville
Messit
Brashear
Dundon
Lewee
Robinson
Miller
Hartman
Kellum
Sudhoff
Ralph Miller
B. Myers
Mike Kelly
Hollingsworth
Walter Wilmot
William Clingman
Jack O'Connell
Klelow
Kid Spear
Sam Dugan
Thiel
Hemphill
Baseball Talk Delayed by Health Improvement Hint
The subject resists interview requests, stating he has improved in health over the past month and may discuss baseball only if continued improvement occurs next month. He notes readiness to engage in talks once his condition permits.
Jeffries Sharkey Bout Planned in San Francisco Amid Talks
Jim Jeffries andTom Sharkey were matched for the heavyweight fifth world title fight to be held in San Francisco under Yosemite Athletic Club. The bout could be canceled if Sharkey loses to Peter Maher in Philadelphia next year. Bob Fitzsimmons, present at Bath Beach, said he had retired and had not received a serious offer from Jeffries or his manager Delaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Billy” Delaney
Jeffries
Barney Reich
Delaney
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Detroit Signs Harley and Dillon as Lange Negotiations End
Detroit announces contracts for Outfielder Harley, who played for Cincinnati, and First Baseman Frank Dillon. Negotiations with Outfielder Bill Lange, formerly of Chicago, are off after Lange demanded more than $6,000, a figure Detroit would not match. Secretary McNamara declined to discuss salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Harley
Cincinnati
Frank Dillon
McNamara
Detroit Baseball Club
Bill Lange
Chicago
Lange
Moran and Feltz bout ends midfight as Moran quits
Tony Moran of New York quit after the tenth round in Charleston. He claimed a fractured rib and could not continue in a twenty five round Southern Athletic Association fight against Tommy Feltz. Feltz, the aggressor throughout, won on the decision. Both weighed 122 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Tony Moran
New York
Tommy Felta
Southern Athletic Association
Feltz
Mr Brush Returns Home From Indianapolis Visit
President John T. Brush of the Cincinnati Club arrived in Indianapolis and spent the day at his desk in the When clothing store. He declined to discuss baseball or the Cincinnati sale rumors, saying little beyond noting his intent to avoid interrupting speakers and that his previous statements cover his stance. He mentioned a backlog of mail and added his movements were routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Brush
Cincinnati Club
Indianapolis
Mr. Brush
National League
New York
Cincinnati
Journal
J. Brush
French Duo Arrives En Route to New Orleans Opera
New York passengers aboard La Champagne include M. and Mme. Duc who travel to join the French Opera Company in New Orleans, marking their arrival among arrivals today in the bustling harbor city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
la Champagne
Mme. Duc
French Opera Company
New Orleans
Gans Defeats Youngs in Four Rounds to Open Neabington Club
In Philadelphia Joe Gans of Baltimore dominated six round bout start to finish, Joe Youngs of Buffalo retiring in the fourth. A solid six round preliminary saw Willie Lewis of Brooklyn edge Billy Berger of Philadelphia, with Lewis holding the advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe Youngs
Buffalo
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Neabington Sporting Club
Gans
Youngs
Willie Lewis
Broklyn
Billy Berger
Lewis
Gardner Fights Draw In Ten Rounds At Phoenix Club
Eddie Gardner of Wheeling and Gus Gardner of Philadelphia fought a ten round draw under Marquis of Queensberry rules at the Phoenix Athletic Club in Cincinnati. Gus held height and reach advantage and was the aggressor, but could not land a knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Eddie Gardner
Wheeling
Gus Gardner
Philadelphia
Phoenix Athletic Club
Californias Jim Jeffords Beats Jack McCormick In Fifteen Rounder
Allentown report with Jim Jeffords of California outpointing Jack McCormick of Philadelphia over fifteen rounds. Jeffords opened with a knockdown and blood in round one and again in round two, but McCormick recovered to endure the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Jim Jeffords
California
Jack McCormick
Philadelphia
Jeffords
McCormick
McLeod Defeats Henderson in Five Falls at Rochester
Daniel McLeod of Hamilton Canada the Scotch wrestler defeated Mort Henderson the Rochester butcher boy in a match at Rochester New York. He agreed to pin Henderson five times inside an hour. Henderson weighed 19 and McLeod 1. The contest used catch as catch can with the strangle hold barred. McLeod won all five falls with the crotch a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Daniel McLeod
Hamilton
Canada
Mort Henderson
Henderson
McLeof
Six Day Bicycle Race Ends With Tight Pack Lead
At Park Square Garden Boston ten teams began the six day ten hour per day race. Six teams reached 206 miles three laps when time expired. Four others were within a mile of the leaders. Munroe and Freeman led the pack as the pace stretched over nearly half the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dec
Park Square Garden
Munroe
Freeman
Indoor Track Exhbition Mixed Slow Start Fast Second Mile
G lows and Co report a slow slippery track delaying riders for hours while management deemed the surface safe. Albert Champion rode a motor with Jimmy Michael for a two mile exhibition in 324 percent time with a 1:28 second mile. Lew Tensler guided Stinson on two miles in 72. At 11 3 p m the day ended with multiple pairs and distance tallies: Munroe and Freeman Go goultz and Simar Butler and McLean McFarland and Maya Samuelson and Leander Ruiz Fleher and Chevalier Gene Brebs and Jack McConnell and Carni all listed in the 26 miles range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Champion
Jimmy Michael
Michael
Lew Tensler
Wae Stinson
Munroe
Freeman
Gogoultz
Simar
Butler
McLean
McFarland
Maya
Samuelson
Leander
Ruiz
Fleher
Chevalier
Gene Brebs
Jack and
McConnell
Carni
Muncie Defeats Anderson Again at Polo in 4 to 2 Win
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Ind tonight Muncie defeated Anderson at Polo by 4 to 2 The Anderson goaltender was ill and Jessup of the Richmond team substituted for him Smith of Muncie was ejected from the game Richmond holds second in the standings after the latest contest Muncie leads the series overall to date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Anderson
Polo
Jessup
Richmond
Smith
Horse racing upsets hit Oakland and New Orleans cards
Five favorites fell in Oakland led by Encinal handicap winner Rosormonde at 8 to 1. Greyfeld and Varro followed, while Janice and In failed to race well. Flo Culver scored in the two year old race. Quadra edged Landseer for third. In New Orleans six favorites were upset as Fake led from start to finish in the handicap with Marie Bell and Golden Link also among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dec
Oakland
Tower of Candies
Rosormonde
Greyfeld
Varro
Janice
Canejo
Monice
Troxler
Flo Culver
Quadra
Landseer
Wyoming
McNamara
New Orleans
Fake
Line
Marie Bell
Golden Link
Death
Emma A. M
Trace of morphine links terminus owner Schafer death
Nashville newspaper reports David C. Schafer a Terminus owner was found dead in Gallatin. He had complained of nervousness and sent for morphine from a drug store. Death attributed to morphine overdose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
David C. Schafer
Terfman
Terminus
Gallatin
Schafer
Sewell Funeral To Day In Camden With Full Military Honors
United States Senator William J. Sewell will be laid to rest tomorrow in Camden New Jersey with full military honors. Services will be held at the late senator's house officiated by Bishop John Sc and the Rev R A Rodrick. A five battery military escort from the US Army and National Guard units will attend. Honorary pallbearers include Governor Voorhees Governor elect Murphy Secretary of War Root and Maj Gen John R Brooke who will command federal troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
United States
William J. Sewell
John Sc
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New Jersey
R. A. Rodrick
Sewell
United States Army
New Jersey National Guard
Governor Voorhees
Murphy
Root
H. C. Corbin
Greg and
A. J. Cassatt
Cnsylvania Railroad
John R. Brooke
Department of the East
Miners Die in Ola Mine Explosion In South M'A Lester
South M A Lester Oklahoma Territory report of a mine explosion at Ola near here results in the deaths of M W R Bishop and C Holmes. Six other miners are burned and injured. A warning of gas presence is drawn for miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South M'Alester
I. T
W. R. Bishop
C. Holmes
Ola
Here
Gaa
Brinnie Ta Fee Signature Questioned in Grove Case
A juvenile case file mentions Brinnie Ta Fee with W. Grove's signature on a key document. Readable portions suggest a dispute over authorship or authenticity tied to the signature in a teen-related matter. Further context is limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinnie
W. Grove
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