Derailment of Troy Montreal Express injures twenty five
A Rutland Railroad derailment near Hoosick New York injures about 25 people with five seriously hurt and one likely fatally. Notable injuries include Allen Huckins of Philadelphia aged fourteen, and baggage master John Provench of Rutland. The four car passenger train derailed when a loose wheel between rails jammed the combination car. The incident occurred one mile west of White Creek, with the train operating under a Boston and Maine trackage agreement after leaving Troy at 6 55 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Rutland
Hoosick
N. Y
Allen Huckins
Philadelphia
John Provench
Daniel O'Brien
North Adams
Mass
William Doyle
New York
J. R. Hutchinson
Sheldon
R. B. Parsons
White Creek
Rutland Railroad
Boston & Maine Railway
Troy
Five Injured In Train Collision In St Louis Yard
Five persons were injured in a rear end collision between a passenger and a freight train in the East Side yards near Madison Illinois. Injured are Louis Carpenter conductor Frank Albers fireman Chas Monroe brakeman all from Springfield and Mrs Lillie Gericke. The passenger engine and several freight cars were damaged after the open switch accident. In Boston a keg of gunpowder exploded at M H Kendall Co injuring J E Goodson and others as glass sprayed the street and building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
East Side
Madison
Ill
Louis Carpenter
Springfield
Frank Albers
Chas. V. Monroe
Lillie Gericke
Marine
Three Shackine brothers injured in rail accident near Struthers
In Youngstown on July 2 three Shackine brothers Mike Simon and Luke were on the Mahoning Valley electric line trestle near Struthers four miles east when attempting to escape danger Luke was killed by a passing car from a fractured skull Mike suffered severe injuries including the loss of his left arm and a broken hip and nose while in critical condition Simon was knocked into a gulley thirty feet below with minor injuries
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Youngstown
Mike
Simon
Luke Shackine
Mahoning Valley
Struthers
Here
Luke
Rioting and Arrests Conclude on Railway Labor Issue
Seventeen mine workers met with the Governor after extensive talks on recognizing the United Mine Workers. Resolutions adopted by Chesapeake & Ohio Railway directors declined recognition, arguing it would injure the Meld interest. The main question remained whether recognition was proper for arbitration, with President Stevens opposing recognition but desiring an eventual agreement. John A Richards, district president, led the delegation. No final statements were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
United Mine Workers
Stevens
John A. Richards
Mine Workers Strike Talks in Michigan Make Slow Progress
SAGINAW July 2 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers urged a settlement in Michigan where miners have been on strike since April 1. He addressed a joint conference of operators and workers, noting wage scale concessions of 20 cents daily, a uniform scale, but the proposal stops short of abolishing the car-entry hours rule. Also mentions Wilkesbarre trip and southern Illinois election delegates for a July 17 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Michigan
Wilkesbarre
Delegation Votes in Illinois Strike Stance Expectation
The delegation is instructed to vote for a strike. The election presents Illinois' situation clearly and the general belief is that the delegation will unite against a strike. Despite this, it is widely felt that National President Mitchell's wishes will be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Mitchell
Miners Strike for Higher Wages in Tracy City Whitwell Mines
In Knoxville Tennessee on July 2 thirteen hundred miners at the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Tracy City and Whitwell mines walked out seeking higher pay. They demand wages according to the Alabama scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Tracy City
Whitwell
Union Pacific machinists gain momentum from other railways strike
Omaha July 2 The striking machinists and boiler makers of the Union Pacific feel encouraged by the walkout of craftsmen on the Northwestern and Montana Central railroads which they say will boost demand for skilled workers. At Evanston Wyo most men stayed at work as local leaders rally support. General Manager Dickinson and Superintendent McKeen remain in the West while President Burt attends to affairs at that end of the line. President Kennedy of the Boiler Makers Union says reports of rifle fire at Cheyenne were torpedo blasts in the shop yards. Vice President Wilson notes that wage scales rose on July 1 on other roads and that UP machinists seek a fair share of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Montana Central
Evanston
Wyo
W. Webster
Dickinson
McKeen
West
Burt
Kennedy
Boiler Makers’ Union
Cheyenne
T. L. Wilson
Machinists’ Union
Union Pacific Railway
Wilson
United States
Union Pacific to adopt piece work system nationwide
General Manager Dickinson and Superintendent McKeen of the Union Pacific announced in Cheyenne that a system of piece work will be instituted across the entire railroad, with a pay scale designed to reward conscientious labor more than the time system. They depart to visit other shops as the strike tightens. The company prepares for a long siege while strikers warn they can’t be replaced quickly and may strike in unexpected quarters as locomotives require repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wryo
Dickinson
McKeen
Union Pacific
West
Tin-plate Workers Conference Concludes in New York
The Tin-plate Workers conference committee completed its work in New York after two meetings with American Tin-plate Company officials. Amalgamated leader Shaffer, present at both sessions, says the April wage scale remains in effect through April 196. He departs for Pittsburgh with the committee, noting most footnotes are settled and remaining issues go to local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Tin-plate Company
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Pittsburg
Pawtucket rail workers cleared on weapons charge
In a District Court decision, street railway men on strike may protect themselves and passengers with firearms against mob violence. Five Pawtucket Street Railway Company motormen and conductors arrested for carrying concealed weapons were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. L
Pawtucket Street Railway Company
Burlington Woodwork Strike Stalls City Operations
In Burlington, 200 union carpenters strike over wages, halting building operations. After a nine hour day concession, contractors refuse further demands, keeping work at a standstill across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Burlington
Human Bomb's Back Broken in Open Air Death Plunge
In Louisville two thousand five hundred spectators watched the Last Days of Pompeii stunt near Churchill Downs. James Duff known as the human bomb was hurled aloft as usual but his bomb failed to explode at peak height and plummeted to earth breaking his back. He was rushed to City Hospital where doctors feared his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pompeii
Churchill Downs
James Duff
Dull
Champagne Ad Sparkles At Sea Side Drinkery
An ad copy extols drinking Champagne by the sea with phrases about delicious taste and a bottle of Cook’s Imperial Extra Dry, praising it as the very best. Action centers on a seaside setting and a product promotion aimed at luxury beverage enthusiasts.
Murderer Joe Herbert Returns to Daviess Jail in Guarded Cell
Washington Indiana July 2 Joe Herbert the murderer is back in the Daviess county jail confined in a guarded cell. He was captured at his father in law's home after a night-long watch and a brief gun battle. Herbert raves like a maniac since his return, mind tormented by excitement. Edson and two other escapees remain at large as authorities push arrests of suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
Joe Herbert
Daviess County
Herbert
Edson
Pison
Center Lake Overflows Banks As Floodwaters Rise
Heavy rain causes Center Lake to overflow its banks near Warsaw Indiana. Island farm of C M Fields flooded as water rises six feet and nears the house. Water backs into Tippecanoe River carrying sewage and polluting drinking supply. Winona Lake dam removed to ease flood risk. County fields submerged. Richmond farmers report crop damage with wheat, oats, and potatoes rotting as showers continue.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Center Lake
C. M. Fields
Buffalo Street
Tippecanoe
Winona Lake
Assembly
Destructive storm injures mail carrier near Auburn
Fort Wayne reports a severe storm striking the area with Auburn noting Frank Karns, a mail carrier, crushed under a falling tree and badly hurt as his wagon and horse were damaged. His recovery is in doubt amid the wreckage of the post road. Pendleton churches distribute aid after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Auburn
Frank Karns
Terre Haute boycott reports mix with union action across Indiana
Special despatch from Terre Haute and Marion details disputed boycotts tied to the street railway strike, including two shops targeted over ownership and car use, and a League-led pressure. Marion plant of Krein chain works ordered closed by Standard Chain Company trust. workers remain on strike as other plants reportedly accept a wage increase. A Build ing Trades Council strike action looms in Lafayette as carpenters quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Clinton
Citizens’ Protective League
Indiana
Terre Haute League
Mecca
Parke County
Miners’ Union
Terre Haute Orm
Marion
R. L. Miner
Krein Chain Works
Davis
Standard Chain Company
Columbus
Braddock
Carlisle
York
St. Mary's, O
Lafayette
The
Building Trades Council
City painters strike over nonunion hire halts work
Nonunion painter hire led to a walkout by car penters at the Zinn building project. Contractor Boyer asked for consent to work with a nonunion painter and was refused. Boyer discharged his carpenters, triggering actions by other contractors and leaving most union carpenters idle.
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Zinn Buildi
Boyer
Obituary notices from Indiana report multiple deaths
Rev Henry Meissner longtime St Charles Borromeo pastor dies of diabetes and heart failure at Peru. Funeral mass to be led by Bishop Alerding with Rev Frederick Welchman. Harriet Hawkins wife of undertaker J H Hawkins buried at Russville from Christian Church after cancer stomach. Alexander Crawford dies days after mayoral defeat in Terre Haute. Samuel Norman Curnick Evansville Business College associate dies suddenly at 65. born in England and active in Methodist Church. Mrs H H Lesher mother of Joseph Pearson dies at 74 with body to Oxford tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Henry Meissner
Russiaville
Harriet A. Hawkins
J. H. Hawkins
Christian Church
Hardin County
Kentucky
Baptist Church
Eastern Star
Rathbone Sisters
Terre Haute
Alexander Crawford
Tennessee
Andrew Crawford
Evansville
Samuel Norman Curnick
Noble County Regulators Revived to Probe Local Robberies
In Goshen Indiana on July 2 the historic Noble county Regulators a long running vigilante group resumed activity aiding officers in investigating robberies across Noble and Elkhart counties. They detained Samuel Johnson and Daniel Cook for identification though released when evidence failed. Johnsons dog may link him to the Latta burglary. no admissions were secured. Residents of Elkhart Benton and Ligonier areas join in the pursuit with past cases cited including Salathael Coles arson conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Noble County
Noble
Elkhart
Samuel Johnson
Ligonier
Daniel Cook
Latta
Johnson
William Latta
Cook
Mary Layton
Springfield
Elkhart County
Hiram Grissom
Benton Township
Salathael Cole
James Conner
Fire destroys seven shops in Lagrange blaze
Lagrange Indiana July 2 a morning fire destroyed seven store buildings starting from a show window explosion at Trusedell Brothers store. Losses totaled about 35 thousand with insured amounts around 20 thousand. Buildings included the Davis block hospital Davis bank Smith Brothers hardware Trusedell Brothers and others. Goods saved from most occupancies. second stories housed Macabee lodge Odd Fellows and barket goods saved little or none. Insurance coverage varied per building.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lagrange
Ind
Shipshewana
Trusedell Brothers
Davis
Sarah Davis
Eugene Davis
Davis Bank
Smith Brothers
Macabee Lodge
Ellen Keightly
J. K. Dunker
Dunker
W. L. Rafésnyder
Bert Robinson
Charles Halbert
Odd Fellows
Alien Koontz
Letter Sent Him to Kansas and Milan
Edward Stahr, a 20 year old resident of Hagerstown, shot himself in the presence of his sweetheart Miss Alice Ressler at Milan Kansas on Wednesday. He left Hagerstown Monday likely to join Ressler visiting relatives in Milan. After receiving a Milan letter he started West. He worked for his brother William Stahr a harness maker. His parents live at Palestine Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Hagerstown
Ind
Edward Stahr
Alice Ressler
Milan
Kan
Beckley Heirs to Follow Will's Final Intentions
The will of Norman Beckley, longtime general manager of the C W M and later Michigan division of the Big Four, probated today in Elkhart Indiana. Drawn in 18M it leaves the entire $40,000 estate to his widow with a recommendation she divide before her death. If she fails to divide the remainder goes to children Mrs M H Weatlake Sycamore US FE Beckley St Joseph Mich and E H Beckley Macon. The will had been elusive to the family until located by a lawyer amid Beckley's inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Norman Beckley
Michigan
Big Four
M. H. Weatlake
Sycamore
FE. E. Beckley
St. Joseph
Mich
E. H. Beckley
Macon
He Outlined Will Before Death and Bequest Plan
He outlined a new will for his lawyer the day before a fatal illness. Lying ill a week, he could not sign it. The heirs found both the memorandum and the original will, which was probated. They plan to divide the estate per the memorandum giving Julius Beckley $2000 and a sister of Mrs. Beckley $5, plus minor changes.
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Beckley
Julius Beckley
South Bend Woman Arrested in Jewelry Theft Case
Mrs Arlene O Malley and William Hearin were arrested in Philadelphia on charges of stealing about $0 worth of jewelry. The pair, connected to prominent New York families, face possible bail set at 1200 dollars. O Malley's husband, Notre Dame English professor Austin O Malley, suffers paralysis and is hospitalized after suspected ptomaine poisoning. The hearing is scheduled for July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Arlene O'Malley
Austin O'Malley
Notre Dame University
South Bend
William Hearin
New York
Hearin
Contempt Charge Against Railroad Officials in Indiana
In Muncie Indiana Andrew Stevens general manager and Walter S Parkurst auditor and general freight agent of the Co 8 S E Railroad are charged with contempt of court for defying Receiver Benjamin Simpson and hindering seizure of rolling stock books and company funds. Sheriff Swain served a Clay County writ directing them to appear in lay Circuit Court to show cause next Monday. A Supreme Court restraining order in favor of Midland affecting the seizure has been transferred to the Appellate Court and Cheri Swain is noted for serving the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Andrew Stevens
Walter S. Parkurst
S. E. Railroad
Benjamin Simpson
William N. Swain
Delaware County
Clay County
Colliver
Brazil
Lay
Supreme Court
The
Midland
Simpson
Clay Circuit
Appellate
Cheri Swain
Clay Circuit Court
City CouncilHolds Loan Talk for Muncie Hospital Expansion
Mayor Tuhey named a committee to discuss loaning 4000 dollars to Dr W D Whitney of Muncie Hospital to enlarge the private facility used for emergency cases. City physicians urge a public hospital instead, but officials say debt limits block such a vote, risking loss of hospital services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Tuhey
W. D. Whitney
Muncie Hospital
Fire cuts off Laporte telephones and damages property
Fire in Laporte Ind on July 2 damaged the telephone company main cable to the south side, knocked out about half of city telephones, and burned three barns causing about 2000 dollars in losses. Also in Laporte the Koskoskie attempted murder case ended with a hung jury after hearing the defense of self defense. In Whitestown a probate dispute over Rev John W Good estate arises with a niece plannig to sue for services and the will leaving bequests to a church and to Mrs Olds's two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Koskoskie
Joseph Koskoskie
Richter
Charles Merrill
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Whitestown
John W. Good
Henry Olds
Good
Lutheran Church
Olds
Bible conference crowds grow at Winona Lake session
Winona Lake Indiana July 2 Increased interest in the young people's Bible conference continues with morning services led by Rev W E Biederwolf and S D Gordon. An afternoon steamboat service featured Rev Clarence Eberman and a consecration by Eberman and Rev Arthur J Smith. Eberman spoke tonight at the inn. New arrivals include Rev Charles Little and others from Peru Ossian Elkhart Danville Van Wert Chicago Butler Pa and New York. Marion Indiana July 2 Grant county commencement will be in Wyandotte Hall Saturday with 129 graduates and prizes valued at 16. The class address will be by Mrs C W Boucher with township winners to participate in the county contest.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
Young People’s Bible Conference
W. E. Biederwolf
Monticello
S. D. Gordon
Cleveland
Clarence Eberman
Boston
Eberman
Arthur J. Smith
Charles Little
Wabash
Harry Nyce and Family
Peru
James F. Statesman
Gertrude Longenecker
Chicago
Lucia Barton Morse
New York
J. 5. Elliott
Lotta B. White
Butler
Pa, C. 5. Leachman, Danville; E. P. Gilchrist
Ossian
D. Dufford Jones
van Wert
Ray F. Frazer
Elkhart
E. J. Dukes
Marion
Grant County
Wyandotte Hall
C. W. Boucher
Marion Normal College
Jessie Casey
May Sutherland
Clara E. Brown
Delilah Green
Ilona L. Jay
Olive Johnson
Loja Hoser
Grace Blackman
N. Myrtle Daling
Charles Waite
Ada Buroker
Charles Day
Verna Shockley
Infant Death Reported in Greencastle Area
Greencastle Indiana July 2 The death of the infant child of Misa Rebecca Key at Mount Meridian last week is being investigated. The brief notice notes the baby’s passing and identifies the family and locale involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Misa Rebecca Key
Mount Meridian
Belns Tavestl
Child's Death Under Inquest Delayed By Illness
Coroner Dr King reports a newborn child initially healthy but later died after being returned by the family. The body was exhumed and the head injury found, with investigators delaying due to Miss Key's illness while witnesses are examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Porccotae
County of Health
Miss Key
Elwood Trades Carnival Draws Big crowds in Elwood
Elwood Indiana July 2 the first street carnival of the Elwood Trades Assembly exceeds promoters hopes with over 1500 spent for free street attractions. A floral parade after the coronation of Queen Myrtle Creeman drew thousands along the route. A Friday labor parade and fireworks display are planned. Evansville Indiana July 2 Edith Brown watched Cy Torrence pitch. They married after a wager tied to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Elwood Trades Assembly
Myrtle Creeman
Opera House
Gas Belt
Evansville
Edith Brown
Ball Park
Cy Torrence
Nine Children Missing From Marion Orphans Home
Marion officials report nine youths fled the Grant County Orphans Home last night. Police search continues with notices sent to surrounding towns and authorities. Miss Jennie Porter, the new matron from Xenia, had drawn visible dissatisfaction from the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Grant County
Jennie Porter
Xenia
Irene Kaufman Named Queen in Goshen Fourth Parade
In Goshen Miss Irene Kaufman won the queen crown over Miss Libbie Niles by 244 votes as more than a thousand ballots were cast on the final day of the Fourth of July carnival. In Plymouth a severe hailstorm at 5 pm damaged trees fruits and crops across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Irene Kaufman
Libbie Niles
Plymouth
Drowning of Jacob Masters At Fairfield Ford
Liberty report notes Union county resident Jacob Masters 61 years old drowned while fording the East Fork of White Water River near Fairfield on Monday. His horse and buggy were recovered downstream. Masters body remained missing. Connersville later confirms accidental drowning of Jacob Masters a wealthy farmer south of town while crossing the river in a buggy on Monday.
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Liberty
Jacob Masters
Union County
Fairfield
White Water
Fairfield Ford
Masters
Connersville
Terre Haute and Indiana town notes in brief
Reports from Terre Haute show mail service to begin July 1 but no mail clerks have reported. Police end slot and penny machines in saloons and shops amid large losses. Muncie plans a workingmen hospital funded by 10 cents weekly subscriptions. Richmond sees escape from Eastern Indiana Hospital and formation of a polo rink association. Marion prepares July 4 events with fireworks, trains, and concerts. Goshen to establish Elks lodge with a large charter list. Elwood and Whitestown update on rail work and construction progress. Bloomingdale hit by Wabash River floods destroying crops. Bedford trades bonds to refinance debt. Portland manager changes. Lafayette reports a divorce suit filed.
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Terre Haute
Indiana Road
Walsh
Post Office Department
Muncie
Workingmen’s Library
Workingmen’s Hospital
Hemingway Glass Factory
Richmond
Charles Forsinger
Eastern Indiana Hospital For
Forsinger
Decatur
Richmond Athletic Association
Marion
National Home
Union Traction Company
Wilson & McCulloch
Standard Oil Company
McCulloch
Goshen
Elks’ Lodge
Elks
Goshen Lodge
South Bend Lodge
Bayard Gray
Frankfort
Elwood
Tipton
Elmer Simmons
Simmons
Whitestown
Indianapolis
Lebanon & Frankfort
Lebanon
Bloomingdale
Weer Union
Montezuma
Wabash
Bedford
Ferguson
J. W. Wild & Co
Desertion claim and river drowning report in Bedford Orleans
A woman asserts her husband Peter Neetham deserted her twenty years ago and vanished. Bedford reports Tolbert and Lawrence Sheeks guiding three horses across White River, two drowning across, valued at 456. Orleans notes Rev. Mr. Gossard, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at this race, was thrown Tuesday night, suffering a traumatic injury to the left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Neetham
Bedford
Tolbert
Lawrence Sheeks
White River
Sheeks
Orleans
Mr. Gossard
Pasetor
Lee
Needs of Tutuila politicians push for local governance change
William Blacklock, U S vice consul at Apia Tutuila, seeks reforms to reduce naval control and create an advisory council for natives and white civilians. He urges acknowledgment of voluntary sovereignty and loosening drink restrictions that hurt tourism and hotel business on Tutuila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Blacklock
United States
Apia
Tutuila
Samoa
Tustuila
Blacklock
Tutulla
Mr. Blacklock
Isla Oceanic
Ela
Windstorm Kills Three Men Near Momence Ill
A violent windstorm struck Momence Illinois yesterday at 4 30 pm killing three men. Details are scarce with no further information available tonight. Reports say the event occurred over a railroad line and were received via wire from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momence
Ill
Chaplains Notable Speech At Rochester Banquet
In Rochester officers and men of the Fighting Ninth Regiment United States Army arrive welcomed by thousands. Chaplain E F P Newson warns that Civil War officers faced harsher conditions in the Philippines and urges home readers to understand the harsh realities of war and the need to end the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Ninth” Regiment
United States
C. F. Robe
F. 5. Schoffel
Washington
Phi
E. W. Miller
John B
City Hall
Kiwell
Ole
XN. P. Pond
Rodenbeck
Genesee Valley Club
E. F P. Newson
Chalain
Philippines
Disbrow hearing opens in New York murder case
Justice of the Peace Edward H. Foster opens the examination of Lewis A. Disbrow accused of murdering Sarah Lawrence and Clarence Foster on June 15. Key testimony includes John Caffy locating Foster’s body in Tiane bay and liveryman Willis noting a runabout with Disbrow, Foster, and Lawrence seen the night of the disappearance. Coroner Nugent reports facial injuries and swelling on Foster and on the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis A. Disbrow
Sarah Lawrence
Clarence Foster
Justice of the Peace
Edward H. Foster
Good Ground
L. L
John Caffy
Foster
Tiane Bay
John Squires
Tiana Par
Willis Eee
Wells
Harrieson of Cincinnati Bank Leader Dies at 89
L B Harrie son, president of the First National Bank in Cincinnati, died at his Grandon road home. He built wealth in wholesale groceries, retired circa 1860s, then led the bank as sole president. Cause was pneumonia after asthma. His fortune ranks among Cincinnati’s top. Also Chicago notice reports death of Alexander Gedder, leading Board Trade figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
L. B. Harrieson
First National Bank
Grandon Road
Scotland
Alexander Gedder
Gedder
Alexander Gedder & Co
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Stevenson
Municipal Railroad Corporation
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
S. Meridian St
Hoosick, N. Y
M. H. Kendall & Co
Oliver Street
J. E. Goodson
Miss de Hardy
W. E. Hall
Cendails
Iminors
Carbondale
Illnois
Nota
Courier- Journal
United Mine Workers of Kentucky
Pendleton
Friends’ Church
Pendleton Banks
UNION
Haute
Noble County Regulators
Kansas
Prof. O'Malley
Muncie’s Hospital
J. W. Good
Winona
Carnival
Weds
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Ment
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