Army and Navy Promotions Reported in Washington
Washington dispatch details promotions across Army Navy and revenue cutter service with officers named for ranks from captain to major general and lists several appointments and resignations affecting national committees and military leadership. The financial figures show total receipts exceeding expenditures by 11 451 000 with specific department allocations and military payroll movements noted.
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R Department
Navy
Benate
Charles A
William R. Shafter
United Army
Aaron
Daggett
United States
Army
and Revenue Cutter Service
Naval and Post Bills Highlight Yesterday’s Conference
Pettigrew introduces a resolution directing the committee on military affairs to investigate charges against Lt. Col. Helat and others alleged to control hemp interests. The House Navy affairs committee reported favorably a bill for promotions to war service officers, with a death toll and medal mentioned. The movement to close the exposition gates is credited to Rev. Dr. Hathae r and the American Union secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval and Post
Pettigrew
Coronel Helat
Tle
J. W. Hathaeer
Americanth Union
New York
Teller
Representative Grout
Hous Committee On
Naval
Aft Aira Erday
Weather Outlook for Saturday and Sunday in Midwest
March 1 forecast details for Minnesota, Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan show generally fair conditions with localized rain along the Ohio River and light snow flurries in the northeast lakes region. Winds shift from west to northwest with higher speeds on the lakes, warmer temperatures expected Sunday with continued cloud cover and a mix of rain and flurries. Local forecast official Wappenmans notes variable temps and precipitation, with a focus on lake effect conditions and wind directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnwashington
Ohio
Indiana
February Meteorological Summary for Indianapolis and Vicinity
A historical February weather digest shows lowest atmospheric pressure on the 12th at 29.14 inches, with daily fluctuations noted. Mean monthly temperatures across several years hover around the upper 30s to 40s, while precipitation totals remain modest. Wind data indicate predominantly west winds, with several days marking measurable totals, and the period records a mix of clear and partly cloudy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
ISS
Cured by Bromo Quinine Claims Tragic Remedy
A brief clipping states that bandana banazve Bromo-Quinine removes the cause. The fragmentary text hints at a claim of cure through a drug, but no verifiable details or outcomes are provided.
Navy reshuffles and Far East dispatches reported
Rear Admiral Cromwell named to command the South Atlantic station succeeding Rear Admiral Schley. Reed to command Portsmouth Navy Yard. Schley to return home in spring. Commander Tilley reports Abarends repaired at Auckland docks and to Tutuila in about ten days with health excellent. Memphis leaders invite President to United Confederate Veterans meeting on May 3 in Memphis. President regrets schedule conflicts. F. W. Wade resigns as director of posts in the Philippines. Cotterman to become director general. Valle to San Francisco for railway service role.
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China
Cromwell
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Admiral Schley
South Atlantic
Reed
Portsmouth Yard
Schley
Navy Department
B. F. Tilley
Tutulla
Auckland
Cry
Tutuila
Memphis
Bate
Carmack
White House
United Confederate Veterans
Land
F. W. Wade
Poate
Philippines
Department
Valle
Washington
C. M. Cotterman
Mr. Valle
San Francisco
Karpovich Fires at Minister in Petersburg Education Clash
In St Petersburg, Karpovich shot at and wounded Minister Bogolleport during a reception at Nogotieport, then attempted to escape. He was subdued as the minister’s neck wound proved not fatal and authorities questioned him about motives. The incident follows Karpovich’s expulsions from Dorpat and Moscow Universities amid student unrest.
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Petersburg
Moreh
Peter Karepovich
Inter of Public Instruction
Nogotieport
Moncow University
Inter
Dorpat Unif Pretty
Jeanon
Heorlin University
Awe
Karpovich
Dorpat University
M. Bowtlepoint
Katepovich
Chereni
N.V. Mouravieff
Lot
M. Bogoliepof
Rudwin
Two Widows Claim It In Probate Case Louisville
In Louisville on March 1 two women claim Henry N Williams estate as his lawful wife. The will from 188% names his wife Fannie A Williams who offers the will for probate. Margaret Williams protests, citing a New York marriage and Chicago divorce. Estate valued at 15000 with life insurance of 3000 in Margaret Williams.
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Louisville
Henry N. Williams
Fannie A. Williams
Margaret Williame
Williatma
Margaret Willams
Williame
New York
Louisvide
Chicago
Fannie Williams
Heston
Margaret Williams
Shot Father and Mother Near Orlando
Dell Johnson, living with his parents nine miles west of Orlando, shot both parents last night with a Winchester, killing them instantly. The father was shot at the bedside as he prepared to retire, the mother at the door. The killer, an unmarried 26 year old man, was taken into custody today. He had been adjudged insane previously but was thought cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Dell Johnson
Still After De Wet Debates Armies Budget Details
The article reviews early four month forces in South Africa, costs for transport home troops, and war gratuities. It notes 40000 men above normal establishment, figures for permanent additions and garrison battalions, plus temporary increases for rearmament and stores. It cites opposition to a 30 million pound army budget and hints at reforms and auxiliary force improvements.
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South Africa
China
Garrizon
Mediterranean
Yeomanry
Ray's Case Falls Flat in New Trial Bid in Marion County
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Shelbyville Ind March 1 The state blocked George M Ray a new trial motion this afternoon as courtroom crowds pressed in. Defense offered juror Mahley affidavit claiming misrepresentation influenced verdict. Judge Kirkpatrick ruled it inadmissible and prosecutors read counter affidavits from twenty witnesses attesting juror Linville’s good reputation and other jurors’ limited involvement while noting prior remarks about the Tay trial. Defense granted until tomorrow at 1 PM to file additional affidavits supporting their clients character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
George M. Ray
Attorney Wray
Henry Mahley
Mahley
Ray
Ditta
Ferris
Mabley
Eus Preme Court
Kirkpatrick
Blair
Linville
Jacob A. Steters
Tay
Verria
Fred
Howe
Sone
Sonelaslaw
George JL. Dluffnen
John Nigh
Strong
Tfloffman
Paty
Carson
Morris Dike
Hay
May
Hal Joy
Embry
Manuel
George Ey Bol bin
Papinnon
Ditas
John T. Peak
Lee Shrout
W. T. Shrout
Democrat
George May
Cvll
James I. Harris
Peak
Deaths in Illinois and Indiana ignite manhunts
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Danville Illinois reports William Gerrard killed himself with a throat cut rather than be arrested after stealing thirty six chickens stored in a coal shed. In Marion Indiana William Jones was stabbed to death at McCarty's saloon by Wl Mitchell after a dispute over a colored woman. Mitchell fled, authorities statewide search for him follows. Mitchell is said to have recently arrived from Bedford.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Maroh
William Gerrard
Indianapolia Journal
Marion
Ind
William Jones
Wl Mitchell
McCarty
Railroad Avenue
Mitchell
Jones
Bedford
Fire destroys row of old buildings in Marion Indiana
Fire at Fifth and Adams streets in Marion destroys a row of old frame buildings owned by Robert Spencer of Spencer Hogin Co. Loss estimated over 1000 dollars with no insurance. Spencer planned a spring modern office on the site, while small shops suffer minor losses. Nearby at Wheatland seven miles west, Weaver and Weaver general store and Joseph Wampler’s shop burn. total loss about 250 dollars. Insurance 300 dollars on Wampler’s grocery. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Fifth and
Adams Streets
Robert Spencer
Spencer & Hogin Company
Spencer
Washington
Wheatland
Weaver & Weaver
Joseph Wampler
Frank
Gas rate dispute moves in Winchester court
A venue change from Muncie brings a case to the Circuit Court before Judge Marsh. The city seeks to block the Muncie Natural Gas Company from charging 10 cents per thousand cubic feet, arguing it exceeds the ordinance rate based on wood coal and other fuels. Witnesses testified on heating costs as the trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Winchester
Ind
A. QO. Marsh
Muncie
Muncie Natural Gas Company
R. HH. Robertson
Purdue University
Unusual case of embedded objects in Elwood woman arm
A nineteen year old woman in Elwood Indiana presented with needles pins a hairpin and a comb tooth emerging from her arm between the elbow and shoulder over several days. Doctors removed multiple objects and, despite examination, the origin remains unexplained. Parents speculate possible childhood swallowing but passage to the arm is unclear.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
John Turner
Miss Turner
Drs
Newcomer & Dick
Mixa Turner
Brill Case Confused by Grand Jury Indictments
In LaPorte Indiana March the grand jury failed to indict Joseph W. Brill of Cleveland for attempted murder of Attorney Ki. K. Weir. Judge Wehrt discharged Bell then had him arrested on a warrant by Mayor Lemuel Darrow after an affidavit by Mare pan V Weir father alleging assault and battery with intent to commit felony. Bribery charges denied. state probes them. Brill re-arrested but bail rejected. preliminary hearing pending.
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Indianapolis
Laporte
Lod
Hon
Joseph W. Brill
Cleveland
Ki. K. Weir
Twehtor
Bell
Lemuel Darrow
Marepan
Welr
Alle
Chicago
Arana
Hreeny
Train collision injures two aboard near Michaels
Early March morning at 4 o clock the Clover Leaf freight train rear collided with the first section near Michaels three miles west of the city. Engineer Kafue Jouman and Fireman Geo J. Harper of the second engine were seriously injured and admitted to Marian Hospital with poor prospects for recovery. Traffic was delayed for several hours.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mation
Tod
Michaels
Kafue Jouman
Geo. J. Harper
Marian Hospital
Trafic
Resignation from Greenfield School Superintendent Sparks Board Debate
In Greenfield Indiana on March 1 two Democratic school board members told Prof A J Reynolds that he would not be rehired for next year. Reynolds resigned effective immediately after declining further service. Separate report from Connersville states a nameless tramp entered Indiana Furniture dryhouse, fell into boiling water, and suffered severe scalding with flesh blistered.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
A. J. Reynolds
Elity
Troynolde
Clark County Grand Jury Adjourns With No Indictment
Jeffersonville Ind March 11 It has been announced that the Clark county grand jury will adjourn next Wednesday and no indictment has been or will be returned against Superintendent Left of the Reformatory though a thorough investigation into its affairs has been conducted by the body.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Clark County Grand Jury
Reformatory
Election in Center township approves railroad subsidy
Marion March 1 election on the Cheinati Richmond and Mune Railroad subsidy of 100000 to build the line through the city passed by a vote of 2702 to defeat the railroad.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Thin
Center
Cheinati, Richmond & Mune
Thie Élty
Portland jeweler Mareh L James M Phillips dies at 28
Portland Indiana death notice for Mareh L James M Phillips a well known young jeweler who died at his home at 1 last night aged twenty eight after a prolonged illness in San Antonio Texas. A brother accompanied the family back and arrived at 2 17 yesterday afternoon allowing him to see his name and mother before death. Marh 1 Morristown grandmother dead Miss Mary E Zike awakens to learn grandmother Mary A Talbert age seventy five widow of Joseph A Talbert died at her home. Kokomo Morris Shuck dies from injuries after a fall skating on ice at Groomsville Tipton county.
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Portland
Ind
Mareh L.james M. Phillips
San Antonio
Tex
Morristown
Mary E. Zike
W. R. Zike
Mra
Mary A. Talbert
Mra. Talbert
Joseph A. Talbert
Kokomo
Morris Shuck
Groomsville
Tipton County
Train tragedy and local notices from Indiana towns
Otto Koenig of Fern was fatally cut by a Lake Erie train last night. Free city mail delivery began in Winchester on March 1 with two carriers and a substitute. Elk Hart’s First Presbyterian Church unanimously called Rev. W J Frauler of Brazil. Elizabeth Naughton of Roann sued Wabash Railroad for 10000 over Beeras death at Roann last Oct 1. Wayne County farmers near Hagerstown plan a fox hunt today. Chickasaw Council 141 Daughters of Pocahontas was instituted at Centerville with 34 charter members. Rathbone Sisters temple was instituted at Frankfort with 30 members and Hrillant Temple Ruseloville performed degree work. Chester Temier of Martinsville, 28, was killed by a Big Four train at a dark street crossing with unclear details. Charles Hammond, brother of Prof J M Hammond of New Albany, was killed near Marengo while freight train passed.
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Otto Koenig
Lake Erie
Free City
Winchester
First Presbyterian Church of
Elkhart
W. J. Frauler
Brazil
Elizabeth Naughton
Roann
Wabash Railroad
Wabash
Beeras
Wayne County
Hagerstown
Reynard
Chickasaw Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Centerville
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Frankfort
Hrillant Temple
Ruseloville
Chester Temier
Martinsville
Charles Hammon
J. M. Hammond
New Albany
Marengo
Peru area foresters elect new officers at meeting
At the Indiana High Court of Foresters meeting in Peru J K Risk of Lafayette was chosen high chief ranger and W Wil son of Logansport secretary. Next gathering set for Fort Wayne. A Peru circuit court jury awarded $10,000 to the heirs of Mrs Walter Wilson in a railroad crossing death suit. Peru bagging mill and woolen mills plan reopenings under new managers.
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Indiana High Court of Foresters
Peru
J. K. Risk
Lafayette
W. Wilson
Logansport
Fort Wayne
Wabash Railway Company
Walter Wilson
Lake Erie & Western
Indianapolis
Milla
A. Lehman
Louisville
Charlies Kraus
Peru Woolen Mills
Louis Mergentheim
Joshua Turner
Cleveland
Rebels surrender in Albay as US forces advance
In Albay province twenty one rebel officers and 180 bolomen surrendered to Lt. Deeque of the Forty-seventh US Volunteer Infantry at Irocin. Federalists gain new members in Laguna east of Manila. Conservative party promoters publish an address to Judge Taft, criticizing terms and urging absolute adhesion. Russian painter Vorostchagin sketches war scenes near Manila after visiting MacArthur. Gold mining excitement grows in Lepanto with pockets found but no ledges identified.
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Manila
Deeque
United States Volunteer Infantry
Irocin
Albay Province
Luzon
Laguna
Taft
American Philippine Commission
Visiting commission greets Bahaytin flotilla voyage to Balanga
Amid a sea of pongal and oar powered boats, Nag-decorated bancon vessels carrying village leaders lined the coast of Balanga in Luzon. The commission's launch was greeted with cheers of Vivas as the flotilla moved to the canopied barge bearing officials to the dry land and military headquarters for a public session.
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Balanga
Bataan
Luzon
United States Philippine
Peninsular
Commission
Puerto Ricas
Comtobelon
Death toll report lists soldiers lost to various causes
Washington dispatch lists multiple U S Army deaths in February and March from dysentery drowning and other causes. It names soldiers Bertie G. Thompson Walter Smith Frederick Ernet Bergweant Locke Castlebucy Jesse C. Coplinger William H H Hartman John Kellick James L Rebbett George S Mediey Joseph M. Spencer Mary W. Starbird and others by unit and date of death or disappearance.
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Washington
MacArthur
Bertie G. Thompson
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Walter Smith
Eighth Infantry
Frederick Ernet
Forty-third Infantry
Clarence L. Anderson
Sixteenth Infantry
Bergweant Locke Castlebucy
Brother of North Manchester man dies in Philippines
Frank Reeborn of North Manchester, Wabash County, received War Department notice that his brother Elmer died of dysentery in the Philippines on February 12. Born in Whitley County in 1880, he enlisted during the Spanish American War in the One Hundred Fifty Seventh Indiana Regiment, served in Company K Twenty Third Regiment, and went to the Philippines. His body will be brought to North Manchester for burial.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Frank Reeborn
North Manchester
Wabash County
War Department
Elmer
Phillippines
Whitley County
Indiana
Philippines
North Manchestr
Return of the Seventh Cavalry Arrives in San Francisco
The transport Meade reached San Francisco from Manila bringing the Seventh Volunteer Cavalry led by Colonel Lockett, marking their return to the United States.
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Return of the Seventh Cavalry
San Francisco
Meade
Manila
Seventh Volunteer Cavalry
Lockett
Bank examiner arrests bookkeeper over 36000 short
Pittsburg March 1 Bank examiner Slack had C H Siedle individual bookkeeper of the Third National Bank arrested today for an alleged shortage in his accounts of 36000. Siedle was released on bail pending a fuller examination of the books.
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Pittsburg
Slack
C. H. Siedle
Third National Bank
Siedle
Two Perish by Fire at Lincoln Prison Fire
Fire destroyed most of the Lincoln prison main building after starting in the warden’s kitchen. Guards restrained inmates as personnel salvaged records. bedding and clothing were lost. Fire crews fought two streams from the pond but could not save the structure, tents to house convicts pending new quarters. Company F of the Nebraska National Guard aided in efforts.
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Lincoln Fire Department
Company F
Nebraska National Guard
Housing Place for the Congreta Fire Panic Record
The text describes a fire with orderly behavior among prisoners who remained calm as panic rose. It notes perfect discipline and a sense of restraint, with the wall intact and the crowd's response to the emergency.
Fire at Dayton works destroys warehouse and healing room
A March day fire at Dayeton Madeable Iron works destroyed the warehouse and healing room. The building cost about 0,000 with contents valued above £50,000. Watchman Edward Cleeman, colored, perished in the blaze. Origin of the fire reported as an explosion. Insurance carrier listed.
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Dayton
Mareh leTire
Dayeton Madeable Iron Works
Edward Cleeman
Disastrous Fires Hit Several Cities Across States
A spate of fires caused extensive damage last night and this morning. In Grand Forks North Dakota the Park River business district burned for hours, losses above 100000 with partial insurance. Philadelphia saw Tittleman Brothers Fagan lose a shirt manufactory, 70000 insured. Baltimore Maryland reports Hirschberg Hollander Co paint and oil works destroyed, losses near 100000 insured. Savannah Georgia plant of Virginia Carolina Chemical Co burned, loss about 115000 insured. Lacon Illinois woolen mills burned with losses ranging from five to ten thousand, insured.
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Grand Forks
Park River
Philadelphia
Tittleman Brothers & Fagan
Adame Avenue
Church Street
Baltimore
Hirschberg, Hollander & Co
Olla
Hanover Street
Bavannah
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Phorla
Lacon
Obituary notices from Denver to Corvallis prompt deaths
Obituaries report the sudden death of Joseph W Taylor in Denver after a nervous collapse and injection, plus the passing of Richard T Lyon a veteran Cleveland merchant. Alexander Wood the Kiel consul dies of paralysis, Theodore von Hassler of the German Manufacturers League dies, and ex Oregon Supreme Court Justice John Burnett also dies, all announced in early March across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Joseph W. Taylor
Colorado
Mr. Taylor
Jacksonville
Adlai I. Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
Richard T. Lyon
Kiel
Berlin
Theodore von Hassler
Bunder der Industriellen
Manufacturers’ League
Corvallis
Ore
John Burnett
Supreme Court of Oregon
Ships badly damaged off Worthing and Dover in Atlantic gale
The British steamer Indiana sailing from Venice to London was sighted sinking off Worthing with no signs of life after a suspected collision. The German steamer Washington, en route Rotterdam to New York, was driven ashore at Norfolk in a gale. Indiana beached near Worthing after crew were landed at New Haven. Washington’s bows and frames were damaged. both vessels likely collided.
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London
Indiana
Venice
Messina
Worthing
Washington
Rotterdam
New York
Dover
Norfolk
New Haven
Downs
Vessels Arrive and Depart in Transatlantic Sailings
Shipping news lists sailings and arrivals on March 1 and 2 across ports including Queenstown London Moville Leghorn Havre and New York. Vessels named include Commonwealth Nomadic Menominee Minneapolis Astoria Karamanian and L Aquitaine with routes from Liverpool Glasgow Hamburg and New York.
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Liverpool
Waesland
Philadelphia
Nomadic
New York
London
Menominee
Minneapolis
Moville
Astoria
Glasgow
Leghorn
Karamanian
Patricia
Hamburg
Havre
Moser testifies in own defense in Pekin murder trial
Samuel Moser, 33, on trial for killing his wife Hannah Hohulin and three children, testified in Pekin on March 1. He described his marriage in 180 to Hannah and said both were members of the New Amish Church at the time, though he claimed defense ceased his church affiliation.
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Pekin
Samuel Moser
Moser
Benedict Moser
Hannah Hohulin
Goodfield
New Amish Church
Labor and Industry Notes on Strikes and Coal Deals
Longshoremen strike at Mare Eciles leaves wharves empty and freight stalled while a Cincinnati meeting between John W Gates representatives and Marmet Coal aims to form a $10,000,000 coal combine with no decisions yet. Nanticoke collieries threaten to strike for a 10 cent daily wage rise, costing seven hundred workers their jobs. Coffee price up half a cent per pound as Woolson Spice Co lifts cost to align with rivals. Morgan deal rumors swirl as Echwab returns to Pittsburgh. A well near Carlsbad NM reveals signs of oil in over a million acres. Lake Shore Railroad conductors seek wage readjustment. company to consider. York PA moves to unify independent telegraph workers under one management with $27,000,000 capitalization. Electric street railways expand to Cardiff, Mannheim, Auckland, signaling a new era in urban transit. Louisville and Falls City woolen mills announce plant closings through March. Anthracite coal deal involving Delaware, Laflin, Lewisville, and Brame firms includes four collieries and three washers for about 1.5 million. Output reaches 169,000 tons with 1700 workers affected. Sir Cavendish Boyle named governor of Newfoundland.
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Mare Ecilles
Cincinnati
John W. Gates
Marmet Coal Compan
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Wooleon Spice Company
American Ropes Fining Company
Echwab
Ee Company
Pittsburg
Morgan
Carnegie Company
Carlsbad
N. M
Texas State Lin
Lake Shore Railroad
Cleveland
Lake Shore Lab
York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
United States
Cardiff
Wales
Mannheim
Germany
Auckland
of State
Washington
New York
Louteville Woolen Mille
Maren
Falls City
Shute Ting Son
Archa
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Sydney
Taylor
Charles Humphreys
Luigi Lomia
Alexander
Bixth
Wilder
Thaddeus W Em
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Hunter
Niry
Jamen
Robert Co. Irvine
Edward BE. Hardin
Im H. Wilken
William JB
Frank FF
Keetman
Lea Febiger
Itd
Ee ‘Navy
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Aford
Eurmeen
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Oscar A. Pension
Detroit
Mien
Wodore Beall
Lewdville
John T Tawren
Arma
Oveorge L. Wales
Miiterat
Mephenson
Wolcott
Waritington
March
Ed Ward
Republican National Committee
Jorado
Archie M
Confeder
Wriday
Temure
C. F. Ro Wappemans
Pape Eee
Renee Ree
Max Tom
Ark
Ork City Platte
N. Vwrsity
D & Ke City
Pion
Karpevich
Esrate
Mane
Danville, I
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Muncin
Brill Reean
Clover Leaf Pretaht
Tramp
Connersville
Indiana Furniture Company
Mr. Hert
Indiana Notes
TV TY
PINO
Judge Taft
Conservative Party
NEW Publications
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
New Books
Lyman Abbott
D. D
Paul the Apostle
Crown
Abbott
Eugenia Brooks Frothingham
Paris
Jannette Lee
Kate Wetherell
New England
Fannie Hardy Eckstorm
OO AG
Oscar Fay Adams
Houghton, Mifflin & Company
Boston
English Channel
Queenstown
Permand
Commonwealth
Hoston
Holden
Knight & Jillson CO
Rome & Eerie
Prt
Bam
Rudolph Witaig
Witaig
Brothera
Hlannah
Labor and Industry
Cavendish Boyle
Newfoundland
Sir McCallum
Erner
Nuial
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