Dr Beck on trial for murder in Greensburg Ind
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Greensburg Ind March 19 Dr Conde Beck faces a second trial for his life or liberty on a murder charge in Waynesburg. The case stems from an October quarrel over a young woman. Beck says he shot Barton in self defense as Barton reached for a pistol. Jury selection faced many challenges with death penalty scruples.
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Indianapolis
Greensburg
Ind
Conde Beck
Willam H. Barton
Waynesbure
Warynesbers
Barton
Atret
Beck
Heck
Columbus
Brace
Ohe
Newberry
Miss Barton
Trial of Dr Leach in Mary Farwig death draws interest
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Indiana March 19 reports renewed public interest in the Dr Garret Leach trial for complicity in Mary Farwig death. The mother and brother testified along with the man who took the girl to Leahs home. Leah testified the girl was in good health undermining claims of an operation taking place elsewhere. Dr Bowles testified before the death that the girl died from a criminal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Garret Leach
Mary Farwig
Richmond
John Dieh
Leah
Bowles
Leach
Sabe
Obituary notes two Putnam County women buried together
In Greencastle on March 19 funeral services were held for two of Putnam County's oldest residents, Mrs. Sallie Lewis and Mrs. Ann Hansell. They dies recently and, owing to their close companionship, were laid to rest side by side with the same burial service, each nearing ninety years of age. Also in Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, formerly of Elkhart, were buried together in Mottville, Michigan after deaths within days of each other, Mrs. Fowler aged eighty and Mr. Fowler eighty-two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Putnam County
Sallie Lewis
Ann Hansell
Kafowler
Elk
Deaths and obituaries from Indiana towns across March reports
Marion reports the death of David Moore near the Soldiers Home by the Mississinnewa River amid foul play indications. Knightstown notes Charles Campbell’s death, a church charter member. Elkhart records John Barks, a farmer, dying after sixty one years of marriage. Our, Jesse Day, ninety, dies after a long county residency and Civil War service. Ericemon d widow Mrs La Thomas dies at eighty two. Muncie marks James Arm Pears, an Odd Fellow, dying today.
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Indianapelis Journal
Marion
Ind
David Moore
Mississinnewa
James Costello
Knightstown
Charles Campbell
Elkhart
John Barks
Our
Jesse Day
County
Ericemond
la. Thomas
John D. Thomas
Memphis Fire Re lief Devastates Town of Memphis
A Memphis fire yesterday wiped out most of the town. At least three hundred people lost homes or shelter, with losses estimated between 75,000 and 100,000 and only one third insured. County funds and aid are pledged as relief groups organize temporary shelter and work to relocate workers.
Fire destroys hay business in Rockport blaze hits Haynes firm
A large fire swept through Firth Haynes and Co. of Rockport at dawn, gutting the building and destroying 4 tons of hay and thousands of bushels of clover seed. No injuries reported as crews fought the blaze through the night. Emergency responders and local officials investigated the cause while assessing the loss to the business and surrounding properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapotie Journal
Rockport
Firth, Haynes & Co
City
Fire Causes Heavy Loss at Warehouse Complex
A blaze damaged a warehouse, destroying 2,000 bushels of corn and 2,000 new sacks along with a complete warehouse fixture. The loss totals 316,000, with insurance calculated at 38,0 or 10,000. The fire’s origin remains unknown.
Fire destroys much of Crandall village in Indiana
NEW ALBANY Ind March 19 The greater portion of Crandall a village on the Alr Line twelve miles west of this city in Harrison county was destroyed by fire this morning The post office and the postmasters residence the grocery and dwelling of W H Dyer dwelling barn and Warehouse of the Walker property and a blacksmith shop were destroyed Loss partly insured The fire starter in the Stable and is thought to have been the work of incendiaries Postmaster Morris of this city sent an inspector to Crandall today to take charge of the post offices The City Council met this afternoon and voted 100 to the sufferers by fire at Memphis
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Crandall
Alr
Harrison County
J. T. Mellon
W. H. Dyer
Walker
Morris
Memphis
Polluting Streams Leads to Damages Case in Indiana
In Noblesville a group of White River township landowners sues Elwood factories including American Tin Plate Wright Shovel Wright Rolling Mill Miwood iron Pittsburg Glass for dumping refuse into Dueck creek. Each seeks two thousand dollars. similar suits loom in Madison county as a test case tests the last legislature's stream dumping law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton
Jane Bright
Lewis Gwinn
Isaac C. Peck
Cyrus M. Harvey
Jacob Sperry
Sarah J. Moore
White River Township
This County
Elwood
American Tin Plate Company
Wright Shovel Company
Wright Rolling Mill Company
Behymer v Perry ruling denies request for $200 warrant
In Windfall Indiana March 19 the Tipton Times editor John O Behymer sued Tipton county auditor Hajah Perry to force a $200 printing warrant. The court overruled the demurrer and ruled for costs, though an appeal may follow. Judge Kirkpatrick found printing tax receipts and other printing not authorized by the 13K acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
John O. Behymer
Tipton Times
Hajah Perry
Tipton County
Iaintiff
Kirkpatrick
Competition to sell sites for Carnegie free library in Wabash
In Wabash Indiana competition among lot owners to sell land for the Carnegie free library is intense. A dozen lots have been offered but prices rise as a favored site emerges. Some council members oppose buying new land preferring the Union school lot as adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Indl
Carnegie
Hill Street
Union School
Boy killed by Monon train at switch in Jeffersonville
Coroner summoned for inquest into the death of Willis Mether eleven, who lingered after being struck by a Monon locomotive while sitting on a cross-tie at a culvert. He fell into the stream, struck head first, and died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Coots
Wilson
Monon
Willis Mether
Electric Railway Contract Signed for Kokomo Route
C A Ford of Kokomo announces that all contracts are signed for the Indianapolis Tipton Elwood Kokomo Electric Railway and financing is secured through F S Smithers Co and Atlantic Trust Co New York bank. J F White & Co New York receives the construction contract. Work to begin within two weeks, weather permitting.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
C. A. Ford
Indianapolis, Tipton, Elwood & Kokomo Electric Railway
Paty
Smithers & Co
New York
Atlantic Trust Company
J. /. White & Co
Ford
Tranient Harbor Boat Sinks With Coal Barges Down River
NEW ALBANY Ind March 19 The harbor boat Transient while towing four barges of coal down the river blew across to the Kentucky side and sank only her stacks above water The four barges were lost A high wind caused the accident the loss around 30000 The boat may be raised and several tugs work tonight The crew escaped
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Kentucky
Indiana miners and operators defer scale talks to joint committee
Terre Haute Indiana March 19 The Indiana operators and miners spent the day referring details of the scale agreement to the joint scale committee which is to report back to the joint convention at 20 It is now thought that final agreement will not be reached before the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Joint
Debs to aid Social Democratic effort in St Louis campaign
Eugene Debs of Terre Haute accepted an invitation to assist the Social Democratic party in the closing days of the municipal campaign in St Louis. Noblesville council refused to adopt a gas-ordinance amendment for meters to measure natural gas. A Brazil arrest followed the discovery of an infant’s body with a heart incision last week. Andrew Walk, an Austrian man of family, is accused. A Columbus company plans to sink deep wells in Harrison township Bartholomew county to develop oil gas or coal beds. several wealthy citizens are interested. Rev Stephen S Myrick of Richmond was appointed teacher at the Methodist Anglo Chinese College in Singapore Straits Settlements. he previously served in Holbrook Mass. A Winchester trial over instrumental music at Lynn Christian Church was dismissed on plaintiffs’ motion. Noblesville council extended the Central Traction Company’s electric railroad completion deadline from Kokomo to Indianapolis by one year.
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Eugene Debs
Terre Haute
Social Democratic Party
St. Louis
Noblesville
Brazil
Andrew Walk
Columbus
Harrison Township
Bartholomew County
Stephen S. Myrick
Rueben Myrick
Richmond
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Myrick
Holbrook
Mass
Winchester
Palmer Will Bequest Totals Seventy Thousand Dollars
The will of the late Mrs Love M Palmer widow of Dr Palmer and former University of Michigan professor was filed for probate in Ann Arbor Michigan. It lists legacies totaling seventy thousand dollars with the greater portion to be divided between the University of Michigan and other beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Love M. Palmer
Palmer
University of Michigan
Memorial Bequest For Husband In University Hospital
A memorial ward in University Hospital is bequeathed with $210 in remembrance of her husband. Additional funds include $15,000 for maintenance of free beds in the hospital and $8.00 to the American Board of Missions. She also gives $000 to domestic and foreign missions in the Episcopal diocese of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Episcopal Diocese of
Michigan
American Board of Missions
After Many Years Grand Rapids Man Reunites With Hidden Father
In Grand Rapids Michigan Charles P Limbert a noted society man has endured a dramatic family event. His mother Mrs Limbert who has lived as a widow for twenty five years called for her husband during paralysis. An elderly man claiming to be her long absent husband entered the sick room and after a brief reunion collapsed and died that afternoon. The newly dead man is said to be buried soon leaving Limbert in deep sorrow and disbelief. The incident occurred at the Limbert home within the past week and Mrs Limbert remains ill and unaware of the reverberating turn in her family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles P. Limbert
Realife
Lambert
Charles Lambert
Limbert
Clara Limbert
Washington. Post
West
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Minnea
Reginald Smith-Brown
Nushka
New York
Gilman Estate Case in Bridgeport Probate Court
In Bridgeport on March 19 Judge Nobbs adjourned the Gilman estate hearing as heirs seek Norton and Percival as administrators while the Bridgeport Trust Company is named sole administrator. An appeal to the Superior Court is planned and coadministrator nomination for George W. Smith was denied. Bond amount remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
George F. Gilman
Judge Nobbs
Edward L. Norton
Edwards
Percival
New York
Nobbs
Bridgeport Trust Company
George W. Smith
Milionaire
Messrs. Norton
Percigal
Desertions Hit Navy Yard From Dixie and Topeka
Wholesale desertions from ships at Norfolk navy yard are reported. Deserters include eighty one from the Dixie, with sixty one landsmen and others from the crew. Topeka deserters will face summary court martial. Most escapees are inland lads or lake sailors, likely seeking to avoid a draft to the Asiatic squadron, and are expected to return.
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Norfolk
Navy Yard
Dixie
Bank robberies and indictments across multiple states
A sweep of brief crime items reports an attempted bank robbery in Wapella Illinois foiled by awakened citizens, a Madison Wisconsin safe explosion, and a third county-executed heist. Other notes include indictments for shooting in Arlington New Jersey, a death-sentence commute in Ottawa, and various embezzlement and larceny cases in New York Ohio Duluth and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapella
Lii
Madison
Wis
Grand Jury
Hudson County
N. J
Thomas G. Barker
John Keller
Arlington
Ottawa
George St. Cyr
Dawson City
James Davis
Thompson
United States Court
Cincinnati
Niles, Mich
Johnson
First National Bank
Columbus
A. P. Eliott
Peacock
James Neville
Charles E. Cosgrove
New York
Mexico
Stewart, Howe & May
Buffalo
John EB. Tipton
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Grand Lereeny
Dallas
Tex
San Antonio
Andrew Norris
Corsicana
John Henderson
Norris
George Graham
Berrien Springs
Niles
Mich
United States
Johnston
Portsmouth
Turkey Creek
Mollie Wissman
Nellie Gray
Ed Montgomery
Davis
Miller Farm
Miller
Milier
Q . Davie
Trade losses from Boxer uprising devastate US imports to north China
U S Consuls Fowler at Che-Foo and Ragsdale at Tien-Tsin report in Washington that American trade in north China collapsed during the Boxer disturbances. Cotton piece goods suffered the worst hit, with Chefoo riots and demurrage losses, including a $150,000 gold toll at Chefoo and large lumber demurrages at Taku.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Fowler
Che-Foo
Ragsdale
Tien-Tsin
North China
America
China
Chetoo
Chefoo
Oregon
Taku
Neu-Chwang
Russia
Consul Fowler
Consul Ragsdale
Tien- Tsin
Mere Threats Concluded On Attacked English Officer
Report notes skepticism about an alleged attack on an English officer. The incident is described as occurring yesterday, but no official advices or confirmations have been received. The piece echoes doubt about the veracity of the claim and suggests further information is awaited.
Count Von Buelow Defends Chinese Policy In Reichstag
Berlin March 19. In the budget debate Count Von Buelow defends Germany’s interests in China and Manchuria, stressing preventing friction among powers and safeguarding Shan Tung investments. He cites compensation for Baron Von Ketteler’s murder and notes Russian satisfaction with his stance. A budget credit for chambers of commerce abroad is approved.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Prince Hismarck
Count von Buelow
Germany
Manchuria
China
Asia
Shan-Tung
Baron von Ketteler
St. Petersburg
Count Lamsdorff
East India
Europe
Prince Bismarck
Baron von Reichthofen
America
Great Britain
British and Russian Troops Face Off At Tsien Tsun
Anxiety grows over the Anglo-Austrian siding dispute as British and Russian troops encamp on opposite trench lines. Russians refuse to allow work without orders from higher command. Both sides plan appeals to Count Waldersee, awaiting Europe’s orders. A French assault on British Sikg regiment members prompted only cautious remarks from General Lare Campbe.
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Tsen-Tsin
Wogack
Count Waldersee
Europe
Sikg
Lare-Campbe
French and British Leaders Aim to Quell Tien Tsin Tension
Reported incidents in Tien Tsin show residents accusing French troops of insulting women and looting. General Voyron orders French soldiers back to their concession while General Lorne Campbell supports harmony. Major Foote notes abuses against unarmed Americans. a disarmed Frenchman’s weapon is returned. Count von Waldersee travels through Tien Tsin amid broader Russian land and railroad tensions.
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Eral Lorne-Campbell
Voyrun
Lorne Campbell
Voyron
Major Foote
Ninth
United States Infantry
Foote
Count von Waldersee
Tien-Tsin
Indemnity Talks With China Face Obstructed Demands
Washington reports caution over Peking negotiations on indemnities as powers push enormous sums. Mr. Rockhill warns ministers disagree on a uniform basis and each nation seeks high claims. scaling down unlikely to prevent a large total China cannot pay. Officials note potential for unofficial talks with the secretary of state while tensions at Tien-Tsin loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peking
Rockhill
State Department
China
Tien-Tsin
Minister Pichon to Return to China in April
Paris cable reports M. Pichon French minister to China will leave Peking early April. M. Beau to succeed him, arriving April 7. Chinese negotiations may allow a 10,000 man French force reduction and repatriation. Delcasse reported progress of peace talks with no mention of Tianjin incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havas
Peking
M. Pichon
China
M. Beau
M. Delcasse
Tien-Tsin
British gun boat Plover ashore on Yangtse river
In Shanghai on March 19 the British gun boat Plover ran aground below Kiukiang. The British consul general announced that indemnity claims against the Chinese government must be filed before May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yang-Tse River
Kiu-Kiang
Labor and industry notes from a bustling era
The Federal Steel Company declared a 1 percent quarterly preferred stock dividend payable April 20. New York Assembly passed a 1 percent tax on trust company capital. Texas ranching faces drought as cattle face doom without rain. Midland Railway plans a U S engineering tour. Steel stock conversion to United States Steel is eyed by 80 percent of shares. Cloakmakers consider a large scale strike despite prior assurances. Republic Iron and Steel contracts a 26 inch finishing mill from Youngstown and four paddling furnaces. Schwab’s leadership rumors denied. officers to be chosen after the combine forms. New York courts rule on real estate transfers in a high-stakes case. A $1 million stock sale suit and a Detroit plant project raise stakes in finance and industry. Lakeside Electric plans a $30,000 venture across Ohio to Indiana. Naples dock laborers strike over cargo duties affecting Marseilles shipments. Southern Illinois coal talks show progress with one nonunion mine. Schwab’s absence delays Pittsburgh manager meeting on Carnegie matters.
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Federal Steel Company
New York Assembly
Senate
San Antonio
Tex
Midland Railway Company of England
Messrs
Deeley and
Wollescroft
United States
New York Evening Post
United States Steel Corporation
New York Times
Brotherhood of Cloakmakers
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown (O.) Foundry and Machine Company
Schwab
Steel
Supreme Court of New York
Wilmot M. Smith
Anglo-American Savings and Loan Association
Empire State Realty Company
Marcus Stine
James Shirley
New York
Wiliam C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
West Virginia
Shirley
Arizona Territory
Mexico
Detroit Journal
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
Wyandotte
Detroit
Lakeside, Napoleon & Western Electric Railroad Company
Fremont, C
Charlies C. Muir
Harry P. Retter
William B. Johnson
R. F. Muir
Jackson
Westman
Marblehead
Ottawa County
Ohio
Ottawa
Sandusky
Wood
Henry
Williams Counties
Indiana
Naples
Massillia
Marseilles
New
Ilinois
Carbondale
St. Louis
Big Muddy
Samuel T. Brush
M. Schwab
Carnegie Company
Pittsburg
T We
Braddock
Homestead
Duquesne
Masons
International Union No. 2
Brick Contractors’ Association
Allegheny
Elmore Wood
New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
American Strawboard Company
R. F. Newcombe
Lan. Lon
Ernest A. Bigelow
Gustave A. Jahn & Co
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Russia
Darlington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mahoning Valley
England
London
Paris
Rothschilds
Toronto
Georgian Bay Canal Company
Minion
Georgian Bay and
Ottawa River Canal
America
Cleveland
Ford
Elmer Turner
United Salt Company
Turner
Omaha
Sult Trust
Salt Company
London Times
Oscar P. Austin
Bureau of Statistics
United States Treasury
Dadabhai Noroji
House of Commons
the Times
Pittsburg Wage Settlement Shifts Trade Labor Pace
The bricklayers and their employers in Pittsburg set May 1 as the wage scale start in a union contract calling for an eight hour day and time and a half for overtime with weekly pay. About 1,000 organized workmen in Pittsburg and Allegheny are affected as other trades await talks.
Obituary of Dr. William F. Channing in Boston
Dr. William F. Channing, 81, son of philosopher Wm Ellery Channing, died at Perry Hospital after pneumonia on his eighty first birthday. A Providence native, he earned a Pennsylvanian medical degree and lived in Providence before moving to Pasadena sixteen years ago for his wife’s health. He never practiced medicine but was noted as an inventor. He returned to Boston six months before his death following his wife’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William F.channing
Ellery Channing
Perry Hospital
Edward Everett Hale
University of Pennsylvania
Providence
Pasadena
Channing
Leander Parker Former Postal Telegraph Chief Dies
Leander Parker longtime general superintendent of the Postal Telegraph Company died at his Evanston home after a long illness. He resigned earlier this year due to ill health and had led the western line construction as the system expanded westward. Parker began telegraph service in 1855 and served as a military operator for the first three years of the Civil War. He was born in Canada in Iti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leander Parker
Postal Telegraph Company
Evanston
Parker
Postal Telegraph Revee
Postal
Mr. Parker
Canada
Iti
Paris Journalist Playwright M Gille Dies at Home
Paris reports the death of Philippe Emile Francois Gille famed journalist and playwright who wrote librettos with Massenet Meilhac and Delibes. Born December 15 in Paris, he passed away on March 20. The loss comes as Paris also notes the deaths of actress Sophie Croizette and Lima opera manager Howard G Hyde in recent days. Dr C N Fowler of Youngstown also died, aged and native to the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Philippe Emile Francois Gille
Jules Massenet
Henri Meilhac
Clement Delibes
Iss
Youngstown
C. N. Fowler
Lima
Howard G. Hyde
Lima Opera House
Sophie Croizette
Promises of a King in Portugal
King Carlos told a committee from Oporto that religion and state must be separated but urged prudent measures and laws to safeguard freedom. He pledged Liberal principles and said he would bring the subject to the government and monitor it closely. The committee had urged action in serious times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Carlos
Oporto
Horlicks Defeat Muncie In Polo Series On Road Ride
The Horlick polo team from Racine Wisconsin beat Muncie 4 to 1 in the fifth of nine games. Other events note Johnnie Richie of St Louis defeating Young Mowatt of Chicago in Memphis after twelve rounds. Gallagher beat McLaughlin in New York by 4% to 3?1. Oxford boat crew raced Putney to Mortlake in 20 minutes 50 seconds on flood tide. Cambridge completed the same course in 20 minutes 48 seconds on ebb tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pullman
Horlick Polo
Racine
Wis
Muncie
Johnnie Richie
St. Louis
Young Mowatt
Memphis
Tom Gallagher
Edward McLaughlin
New York
Maurice Daly
Academy
Oxford
Putney
Mortlake
Cambridge
Barrens
Pan Juhneen
Chicago Team Leaves for Philadelphia to Attend Schedule Meet
Chicago teams departed for Philadelphia yesterday to attend the American League schedule meeting set for today. The schedule, to be announced during the meeting, is largely settled with minor changes possible. Drake Knox Oberlin Grinnell Lake Forest Missouri Western Reserve Nebraska have written to the Western Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association secretary to affirm support. Western Reserve and Missouri have applied for admission, with others expected to follow. The colleges wish to stage an opposition meet to the Big Nine in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Drake
Knox
Oberlin
Grinnell
Lake Forest
University of Missouri
Western Reserve
University of Nebraska
Lettrrs
Western Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic
Association
Big Nine
No Popery Oath Debate In Lords On Succession
London March 19 Lord Salisbury objected to violence in the anti Rome oath taken by the King and urged appointing a committee to examine the sovereign declaration on accession. The government seeks language modification without weakening Protestant succession. The matter to be considered Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Westbound perceptions at a dinner table encounter
A Washington Post reminiscence recalls an English visitor who mocked American life while a Minneapolis guest counters with humor about Western stereotypes. A table talk erupts as a name, Reginald Smith-Brown, surfaces amid casual jabs and blunt observations.
Recurrent Dreams in a Philadelphia Record Column
A young psychologist notes dreams recur monthly for many, including personal symbols of wealth and exposure. The first dream shows a country path with coins and gold. the second depicts a crowded Sunday church procession where the dreamer discovers clotheslessness, triggering panic and escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Losses by Fire Reported Across Several Cities
Fire outbreaks in Baltimore Scranton Burlington Port Huron Frederick and Frederick result in widespread damage. Baltimore losses estimated between 150 000 and 175 000 across multiple factories. Scranton store carpet and furnishings damage with about 75 000 loss. Burlington Hopkins County two tobacco factories burned with partial insurance. Port Huron Jenks Shipbuilding plant destroyed with extensive loss. Frederick Mountain City Milling elevator holding 46000 bushels of grain destroyed. loss about 15000 with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Startzman-Milliken Company
Pratt Street
Ferris, Noeth, Stern & Co
Bakers’ Supplies
Steppacher & Stern
Scranton
Willams & McAnulty
Vyhe Upper Tohrs
Scranton Ory and Machinery Company
Globe Warehouse Company
Barlington
Madisonville
Hopkins County
Here
Holloman & Son
Port Huron
Mich
Maren
Jenks
Fremen
Frederick
Mountain City Milling Company
Los
Reverend Arthur Edwards Stricken: Family at Bedside
In Chicago on March 19 the condition of Rev. Dr. Arthur Edwards was critical. Family members remained at his bedside through the night, fearing he would not live until morning. Stated details are incomplete due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur Edwards
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tableta
An old remedy claim promises fast cold relief by taking Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. The fragment notes a speaker’s endorsement but lacks verifiable details.
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Princeton
Beckport
Harned— County
Hobbs
Martin Hobbs
John C. Loemiller
Hazelton
Violen W. Corder
Timmnss
C. L
Dr. Leach
Memphis Fire
Lief
Asonville
Elam Guern
Aesser
Crandall Burnett
Mumber
Indiana Notes
Gilman
Americas
Che- Foo
Pichon
William F. Channing
Sam Ellery Channing
General Sporting News
Holden
Knight & Jillson CO
Salisbury
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