Nominee Names Advance In Attorney General and Army Posts
President McKinley has asked to keep his official family intact while the attorney general position and various army posts are under consideration. Names include S. Heese Jr of Alabama to be attorney for the Middle Alabama district and Edgar Angier of Le to be attorney for the Northern district of Georgia, with multiple officers slated for ranks from second lieutenant to major and surgeon in the Volunteer service. Public notice in Pittsburg notes the potential appointment and ongoing uncertainty about accepting the offers.
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Femichat
Ft S. Heese, Jr
Alabama
United States
Edgar A. Angier
Northern District
Georght
Plyns Ky Soper
Indian Territory
United States Court of the
Northern District of Indian Territory
United States Army
Harvey G. Carbaugh
Ige M. Gunn
Joan A. Bultle
Lease R. Dunkelberger
Roy B.rper
Are
George M. Brooks
Frank Cards
Stan F. Smith
Louss B. Lawton
Louis Buttman
James A. Mintton
Glenn H Davis
Franklin S Hotton
Thomas FP. O' Reilly
United States Volunteers
Wiliam Wilton
James M. Kennedy
William F. Appitt, Jr
Willis J. Bayfor
Frederick A. W. Conn
Thomas K Mullins
Simon J. Frazer
Lester J. Wood
Charles A. Sharp
Pittsburg
P. C. Knox
McKinley
Genie Fs
Himaelf
Indians Notes George M Allen to Head Rural Delivery at Denver
George M Allen, retiring chief clerk to the first assistant postmaster general, will be appointed to rural free delivery with a Denver station. Salary and expenses total at least 1,600 dollars. A daily notices issue includes updates on staff, post offices at Coal Mount and St Vincent, and a pending discontinuation of the St Vincent office. A rumor says Oregon land commissioner Hermann may retire amid friction with Interior Secretary Hitchcock, with Merriam tipped as possible successor.
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Indianapolia Journal
Washington
George M. Allen
Denver
Col
Kswath
Mr. Heath
New York
Europe
E. B. Reynolds
South Bend
Ind
Shoredom and RR
Allen County
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis Journal
Pinger Hermann
Oregon
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Merriam
Minnesota
Hermann
Carter
Montana
Army Ration Approved and Stamps On Sale May First
Selection of mixed Army ration approved for general use. Buffalo Pan American exposition stamps will be sold at post offices nationwide starting May 1. Census Bureau Director Merriam said no arrests in census fraud cases beyond Ennumerator Abell were decided, but further investigations were expected. Argentina lowers wool export duties sparking industry concerns. Medical Director William T. Hord, USN, retired, is critically ill in Washington. Navy designates the Indiana as the first battleship to serve cadets at the Naval Academy. Post office considers stamp redesign including birth and death dates and an inscription. About 24.0 square miles near Mathew Valley in Washington may be detached from forest reserve for settlement. Land commissioner recommends removing 197.5 acres from reserve.
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Merriam
Census Bureau
Maryland
Abell
Consul Ayres
Rosario
Navy Department
Indiana
United States Naval Academy
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Madden
Mathew Valley
Washington
Washington Forest Reserve
General Land of
Secretary of ‘the Interior
Weather forecast and local observations for March
Fair to day and tomorrow rain with colder northern areas. Wednesday forecast cooler in the north with brisk northwesterly winds, possible rain Thursday. U.S. coastal area fair with occasional rain or snow along the northeast Wednesday, colder north, rain south and fair north Thursday. West region cloudy with a maximum of 44 and minimum 40. Local forecast official notes include Barometer and wind readings and a March comparative temperature table.
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Washington
Por U
Porton
Oo Moe
C. F. R. Wapped Nhans
Government Officials Discuss Hawaii Debt And Ration Changes
Government forestry officials deem land more suitable for agriculture than forest reserve use. W F McLennan and W W Luillon travel to Honolulu mid April to settle bonded debt, about 2.06 million with London holdings. President McKinley approves army ration updates expanding sugar and adjusting other components. Travel ration now allows canned tomatoes on day one.
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W. F. McLennan
W. W. Luillon
Auditor's Office
Treasury Department
Hono
Het Congress
London
McKinley
Weaton
Fog Delay Hits New York Harbor Ship Arrivals
Dense fog over the Atlantic coast disrupts port operations as the Cunarder Etruria struggles from Sandy Hook to her dock. Liners Kaisern Wilhelm der Grosse and Fries land seek anchorage in the upper bay while Vaderland and Morrow Castle reach their piers with passengers aboard. A large vessel believed to be the Atlantic Marquette was reported near Sandy Hook but had not yet cleared quarantine.
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New York
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Friesland
Vaderland
Morrow Castle
Havana
La Gasconne Arrives In Havre After Severe Sea Gales
The French liner La Gasconne, forty eight hours overdue, reached New York from Havre after fierce seas and gales from March 20. Winds from the northwest caused enormous waves breaking over the starboard side. Lifeboats and life rafts were damaged, skylights and ventilators smashed, davits bent, but all passengers remained unharmed.
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New York
Nne
la Gascogne
Havre
Philadelphia Arrives San Francisco For Overhaul At Mare Island
The cruiser Philadelphia reached San Francisco from a South American station for overhaul and repair at Mare Island. Also, the battleship Iowa will dry dock at Port Orchard while the wreckage near Gabo island raises fear for the coast steamer Federal after a Melbourne loss.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Mare Island
Iowa
Port Orchard
Gabo Island
Cape Howe
Australia
Federal
Melbourne
Atlantic Transport Line
Minneapolis
New York
London
St. Michaels
Azores
Comet
Greenock
Pathfinder
MacArthur
Patterson
Gedney
Seattle
Alaska
Hartford
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Admiral Farraguts
Mare Island Navy Yard
Brooklyn Yard
Manila
Oriental Steamship Company
Monmouthshire
Carmarthenshire
Philippines
Yokohama
Nagasaki
Hong Kong
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures
News from European ports lists arrivals at New York Gibraltar Plymouth and Bremen with ships including Fur pessta Kaiserm Maria Theresa Arcadian Rhein and Cymric Lahn Pretoria and more. The routes connect Glasgow Havre Hamburg Southampton Antwerp Bremen and Naples Genoa New York and Liverpool.
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New York
Furpessta
Glasgow
la Gascogne
Havre
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Friesland
Antwerp
Vaderland
Southampton
Cymric
Liverpool
Gibraltar
Kaiserm Maria Theresa
Naples
Genoa
Plymouth
Salled
Pretoria
Aow
Hamburg
Boulogne
Portland
Arcadian
Rhein
West Point Rider Injured In Madison Square Garden Event
At a military and athletic tournament in New York City Admiral Dewey attended as guest and reviewing officer. Private Thomas Cody of West Point badly injured during a stunt over horses when his footing failed and he slipped between two animals. He is believed to have sustained internal injuries.
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New York
Admiral Dewey
Madison Square Garden
West Point
Thomas Cody
Cody
Jamaica laborers rail line guards remain after pressure
Kingston March 9 under British consul pressure the armed guards at camps for Jamaican laborers building the railroad from Guayaquil to a contractor’s project remain in place. The steerage and security presence are kept under review as the situation continues.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Bre
Uader
Guayaquil
Seema A
Fatal shooting and tax case ruling headlined from Evansville
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Oliver McMackin, a 35 year old horse trainer, shot in the groin by his father in law Thompson Smith during a confrontation at Smiths Louisville and Nashville shop area. McMackin died an hour later. Smith jailed. Also notes Patterson’s morphine death in Anderson following a barroom visit and a stabbing incident in Evansville involving James Lashley and Joseph Hall from Kentucky with fatal injuries anticipated.
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Indianapelta Journal
New Albany
Ind
Oliver McMackin
Thompson Smith
McMackin
Smith
Madison
Jeffersonville
Louisvile & Nashville
Louisville
Subsidy Case Ended In Clinton County Rail Row
In Crawfordsville Indiana March 2 Judge West instructed a jury to verdict for Center township Clinton county on the subsidy dispute with the Frankfort and State Line Railroad. The case hinged on funds to be spent for pledged construction with the White County Court earlier ruling in the railroad's favor. The decision involved about 46000 including interest and ended a long tax dispute over a 1876 subsidy approved by Center township for the Clover Leaf line.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Frankfort & State Line R. R
Clover Leaf
Center Township
Clinton County
West
White County Court
Clinton County Commissioners
Frankfort
Montgomery Circuit Court
Frankfort & State Line Railway
Still Nothing Done Miners Settlement Far From Near
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Terre Haute Ind March For an hour and a half tonight the joint convention of operators and miners sat in session without a word of discussion After two hours of discussion on the powder question it was agreed that all had been said that could be said on either side and that the convention had reached that point where one side or the other must yield or the convention agree to disagree which would mean a suspension of the coal industry of the State on April 1 Neither side was willing to take the responsibility of bringing this about by making a motion to adjourn sine die and so the delegates sat through the hour and a half gathered in groups chatting and joking in good humor Finally it was moved to adjourn until tomorrow afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Scale talks fail to settle coal dispute in Brazil Ind
The scale committee of black coal operators and miners in Brazil Ind met to settle the yearly scale but adjourned until Friday. Miners demand 15 cents more for day workers and 3 cents for track layers per day under the Columbus agreement, while operators say such an pact was not made. Powder purchase remains a key issue, and settlements in the bituminous district may influence local terms.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Columbus
Grant County Oil Boom Expands With New Wells in Van Buren
In Grant county near Marion Indiana a vigorous oil boom forms as wells on the Landers Bradford Creviston White Smithers and Logan farms yield good capacity. The Standard Oil Company and Fearless Oil Company lead drilling with eleven carloads of pipe shipped and twenty three more cars of lumber en route. A Neal farm well shot this morning shows twenty barrels per day potential and crews plan a second derrick with work to resume April 1.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
van Buren
Grant County
O. E. Landers
Asbury Bradford
Harvey Creviston
Levi White
Samuel Smithers
Mrs. Logan
Chris Havuptof
William K. Frazier
Ohio Ol Company
the Standard
Fearless Oil Company
Creviston
Bradford
Standard
Standard OF Company
van Luren
Neal Farm
Hoof Center Township
Etting
Perth
Oldest oil wells on Indiana farm near Montpelier thriving
The oldest off farms in Indiana near Montpelier NW is finishing its twenty sixth well. Seventeen wells from twenty five drilled on the farm produce five tanks monthly, equal to 12 barrels per month. Wells are all over six years old and were heavy producers in early stages. The Urban Oil Company is a non organized Montpelier corporation.
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Indiana
Montpelier
Urban Oil Company
Suit for Receiver in Monroe Circuit Court
Through her attorneys Hanley and Wilson Mrs Henrietta K Perry seeks a receiver for Ellettsville Bank closed on January 2 to satisfy a big depositor Don M Woodall. Bank held by Chicago’s Edmond Palmer who ran Des Plaines and Ashley banks that closed soon after. Palmer jailed on misappropriation charges as creditors file suits. Vaults sealed since cashier Fryhoffer vanished. combination unknown and few believe money will be found. Franksville, Ind. March 2% updates.
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Bloomington
Ind
Mareh
Hanley & Wilson
Henrietta K. Perry
W. H. Martin
Monroe Circuit Court
Ellettsville Bank
Don M. Woodall
Edmond Palmer
Chicago
Des Plaines
Ashley, Il
Ashley
Palmer
Ellettsville
Ava
Saare Tenis Bette
Fryhoffer
Postoffice recommendations for Indiana towns announced
Representative Cromer of the Eighth districtnames Sherman Shroyer for Selma George Bascom ex soldier for Lynn and J L Burrows to continue as postmaster at Modoc plus the Anderson and Elwood cases with many candidates to be disposed of soon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Cromer
Sherman Shroyer
Bailey
Selma
Delaware County
George Bascom
Nichols
Lynn
Randolph County
J. L. Burrows
Modoc
Anderson
Elwood
DePauw University plans bid for new science building
In Greencastle Indiana on March 26 plans for a new science building at DePauw University will be submitted to bidders. Specifications are in three phases: the building with all furniture for two departments, wood construction without furniture, and fire proof construction with furniture.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
Jury Deliberations In Richmond Doctor Trial Continue
In Muncie Indiana on March 26 the jury in the Dr Leach case over Miss Mary Farwig of Richmond was out from 7 pm to midnight with no verdict reached. John W Ryan led the final appeal for the State amid rising expectation of an acquittal tonight.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Leach
Mary Farwig
Richmond
Oelock
John W. Ryan
Eloped Couple Arrested in Kokomo Jail Await Wells County
David Gustin of Keystone and Maggie Myers seventeen year old daughter of a Wells county farmer eloped last week and fled with Gustin abandoning his wife and three children. They were arrested in Kokomo and confessed. Wells county officers were notified to recover them.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
David Gustin
Keystone
Maggie Myers
Wells County
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Greensburg Youth
In Greensburg Indiana a twelve year old boy, Harry Melton, died after his foot became caught in a wagon wheel spoke and wrapped around the axle while behind a farm wagon. Interment will be at Greenfield. In Jeffersonville Indiana a man named Henry Summers was convicted of selling his vote in circuit court and was disfranchised for twenty years, the first prosecution under the county’s new law.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Harry Melton
William Melton
Greenfield
Jeffersonville
Henry Summers
Worthington widow Annie E. Taylor dies after illness
Worthington Indiana March 26 Mrs Annie E Taylor widow of Calvin S Taylor died at her home after a nine month illness. She was active in church work and longtime organist at St Mathews Episcopal Church. Surviving children include Mary L Nancrede of Denver and Frank D Taylor of Worthington. Knightstown Indiana March 26 Mrs Conway wife of James Conway near Mooreland died of measles along with son Frank Conway age nineteen. Another son died earlier this month. father survived.
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Worthington
Ind
Annie E. Taylor
Taylor
St. Mathew’s Episcopal Church
Dayton Topping
Indiana
Terre Haute
Col
M. D. Topping
Richmond
Mary L. Nancrede
Denver
Frank D. Taylor
Knightstown
Conway
James Conway
Mooreland
Frank Conway
Wayne County and statewide notes from the Indiana press
Alonzo Scott ex commissioner of Wayne county is critically ill with diabetes. Four gray wolves were killed north of Winamee on Sunday one old and three young males. Robert Denavan was sent to the penitentiary from Vincennes Monday on his plea of guilty to stealing overcoats from B and O passenger trains at Vincennes. The three year old son of Preston Purlee near Salem fell into an open fire Saturday burning himself and he was buried yesterday. Two juries at Frankfort yesterday failed to reach verdicts in vote selling cases and were discharged. The prosecution of vote sellers in Clinton county has not been very successful. Dc R Swaim of Knightstown deputy prosecutor for Wayne township has tendered his resignation to Prosecutor W R Steele L Shelton a Knightstown attorney will be appointed as Mr Swaim s sure. Henry Vandine a farmer near Winamuc traded his farm early this month for a piece of right covering Indiana and Ohio and has just discovered that he bought a pig in and is out a poke The annual of the
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Alonzo Scott
Wayne County
Winamee
Robert Denavan
Vincennes
Preston Purlee
Salem
Frankfort
Clinton County
Dc. R. Swaim
Knightstown
Wayne Township
W. R. Steele L. Shelton
Swaim
Henry Vandine
Winamuc
Indiana
Ohio
Migration and travels of Indiana and Dunkard groups
Reports indicate delegates will receive entertainment. Herbert Morris, son of ex-recorder Mark M. Morris of Henry County, arrives in San Francisco from the Philippines after service. He is expected in Knightstown on April 4. About 100 people from Jay and nearby Indiana counties and northwest Ohio left for North Dakota to claim government lands as part of a Dunkard migration. Thomas Campbell and wife of Richmond mark fifty years of marriage, though celebrations are canceled due to illness. Campbell, born in 1817 in Pennsylvania, moved to Indiana in 1845 and married Miss Elizabeth Gaur in 1951. they have three children.
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Herbert Morris
Mark M. Morris
Henry County
San Francisco
Philippines
Knightstown
Jay
Indiana
Ohio
North Dakota
Dunkards
Chicago
Thomas Campbell
Richmond
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Gaur
Chicago Record Becomes Record Herald Under Kohlsaat
Victor F. Lawson announces sale of the Chicago Record to Herman H. Kohlsaat and the Chicago Times Herald, forming the Chicago Record Herald. The Daily News and Record will keep independent journalism with Kohlsaat as publisher and Frank B. Noyes acquiring an interest. Times Herald will adopt the Record Herald title.
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Record
Victor F. Lawson
The
Chicago Record
Chicago Daily News
Daily News
United States
Herman H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Times-Herald
Chicago Record-Herald
Obituary notices from Battle Creek and other cities
Obituaries report George Willard ex congressman of the Third district dies at 77 from a stroke of apoplexy. He served in Congress starting 1872, six years on the State Board of Education, ten years as regent of the State University, and as editor of the Battle Creek Journal. Other notices mourn Maj. 4 R Claggett’s family after Mrs Cornelia Black dies of pneumonia at Ft Thomas. Joseph W Dwyer former internal revenue supervisor dies in Shorthills New Jersey at 68. Mrs A S Mallory widow of Stephen R Mallory dies in Pensacola. George Weidemann of Newport Ky dies in Cincinnati at 35 from appendicitis.
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George Willard
Congress
Willard
State Board of Education
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Battle Creek Journal
Cincinnati
R. Claggett
Second Infantry
Ft. Thomas Ky
George M. Randall
Black
Ft. Thomas
West Point
N. Y
Washington
Shorthills
N. J
Joseph W. Dwyer
United States
Stephen R. Mallory
A. F. Mallory
T. S. Kennedy
New Orleans
George Weidemann
Weidemann Brewing Company
Newport
Officials mislead by Soo lock photo on Canadian bills
Ottawa officials admit the face of new Canadian bills used a photo of the American Soo lock instead of a Canadian lock. They say they were misled after noting the Canadian Pacific steamer Athabasca in the image. No railway and canals department consultation occurred.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Finance Department
Montreal
Railway and Canals
U S Infantry Battalions Sail For Philippines From Forts
The second battalion of the Fifth United States Infantry with 9 officers and 600 enlisted men under Lieut. Col. A H Bowman leaves Fort Sheridan by two trains for San Francisco to sail April 1 to the Philippines. Companies K and L of the Eleventh Infantry under Major James E Macklin depart Fort McPherson for San Francisco to sail April 5. Companies I and M and the regimental band of the Eleventh Infantry under Col. Leane D Drusey leave Washington for San Francisco en route to the Philippines.
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Chicago
Fifth United States Infantry
A H. Bowman
Fort Sheridan
Chicago& Northwestern
San Francis
San Francisco
Philippines
Atlanta
Eleventh
United States Infantry
James E. Macklin
Fort McPherson
Washington
Leane D. Drusey
Fire destroys Copper Huh Mining plant in Santa Fe
A large fire in Santa Fe damages the Copper HUH Mining Company's new reduction plant, along with the ballet house and a tank. Total losses estimated around 75000 dollars. Damage highlights industrial facility and related structures in the area.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Copper Huh Mining Company
Another Texas Oil Gusher in Beaumont Field
The second oil gusher in the Beaumont field came in at 5 o'clock this morning. The flow is estimated at 2,000 barrels.
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Texas
Beaumont
Tex
Beaumont Field
Youth clerk steals diamonds and extorts jeweler's son
Kansas City March 4 Twenty year old William Dearduff a clerk at Edwards and Sloan wholesale jewelers was arrested for stealing ten worth of diamond rings. He confessed after rings were found in the basement and admitted writing a letter threatening to kidnap the jeweler's son if 1 000 in gold was not paid. He planned the robbery alone and hid the rings, later staging an extortion scheme. He will be prosecuted for grand larceny.
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William Dearduff
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Forty-third
McGee
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American Telephone and Telegraph marks Bell anniversary
The New York stockholders meeting of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of Bell's invention. The report cites growth from 47,880 subscribers and 29,714 miles of wire to 08,88) exchange stations and 17,961. S1 miles of wire. Daily exchanges reach 5,665,986 connections, with long distance investment totaling $16,162,020 to Dec 31, 190. The old board was reelected and a transfer of certain shares and property to AT&T of West Virginia was approved.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell
Alexander Cochrane
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Company of
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One More Dead In Gates Mine Disaster
Nine workers lay at Cottage State Hospital after yesterday’s Gates mine gas explosion of the American Steel and Wire Company. James Wilson died this evening from severe burns. James Murphy, Wilson Gilmore, Michael Seleka, and George Pekisce face critical conditions with two Slavs not expected to survive.
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Cottage State Hospital
Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
James Wilson
James Murphy
Wilson Gilmore
Michael Seleka
George Pekisce
Daily Criminal Record Highlights A Wide Range Of Murders
A. W. Hogin shot, Dorris Noble dies. ex Secretary Powers and James Howard Goebel case appeals expected in Kentucky Court. Confessions from Hollibaugh and Bunton, an 18 year old, in Wyoming murder. Freight conductor Scanlon killed in Kentucky caboose clash. Elderly couple near Fort Dodge hospitalized after assault. Ranch hand Crawford fatally shoots Mulheron and attacks Stratton, then suicides. Robberies of elderly OK Brody and death of Duncan and Waul in Texas. Ontario murder of Mrs Cowan. kidnap attempt on Wilkes Barre boy thwarted by passerby.
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Dorris Noble
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Goebel
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Wyo
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Lexington
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Fort Dodge
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Compton
Cal
Ralph Mulherron
W. C. Stratton
Brody
W. B. Duncan
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Tex
Duncan
Thomas Branch
Waul
Wharton Branch
Wharton Franch
Houston
Branch
South Texas
William Cowan
Galt
Ont
Young McAvoy
Kidna
General Creek Seriously Ill in New York
General George W. Creck of Denver is reported seriously ill in New York City due to catarrh of the stomach. The March 26 bulletin notes his condition as critical and under medical care.
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George W. Creck
Denver
Col
New
Governor Candler Announces Retirement From Politics
Atlanta report says Governor Candler, age seventy four, will retire at the close of his current term. He has held numerous positions of trust in Georgia state politics and leaves a long record in public service.
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