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Newspaper

Van Wert Times

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1900

Page

3

New Minor League League To Be Formed By Baseball Magnates

Chicago December reports note baseball men from Detroit Grand Rapids Toledo Louisville Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City and others gather to discuss creating a minor league modeled on the Western League with support from the American League A formal title remains undecided and a full eight club lineup is expected after January talks led by likely president Ben Johnson and aligned bylaws. The meeting will focus on initial organization with a full roster to be set post the January magnates conference.

Chicago Detroit Grand Rapids Toledo Louis Ville Minneapolis St. Paul Kansas City Ray Johnson James Manning Charles Strobel C. Saispaugh Navin Geo.m. George National League Ben Johnson American League

Swindling Charge In Castellane Warimer Case

Taus Dec 26 The Castellane Warimer civil suit resumes with Wertheimer suing the Count and Countess de Castellane for 12940 francs in a 400000 franc total. Castellanes counter sue for damages alleging inflated prices and imitations. Court heard that the couple faced a swindling conspiracy as Maitre Bonner urged protection of the couple and demanded payment. decision reserved.

Taus Wertheimer de Castellane Castellanes Argu Ment Maltre Bonner Maitre Poucault Castellane Feelind

CAUGHT SANTA CLAUS IN A BEAR TRAP IN BINGHAMTON

In Binghamton New York on December 26 Harry and William Johnson of Unton attempted to trap Santa Claus to gain toys. They set a bear trap beneath a window, hid with friends, and heard a cry. Santa was found in the trap with a broken ankle likely needing amputation. Henry DeKalb was freed.

Santa Claus DeKalb

Arrested at Dinner in Christmas Burglary Ring

Chicago police arrested John Murrey while he carved a Christmas turkey at 180 Harrison street. Officials say he is the reader in a wave of burglaries across multiple cities totaling about $70,000 in valuables. Detectives found four large telescope cases with imported silks stolen from a Quincy dry goods store. Murray, a paroled convict, and an unnamed accomplice allegedly traveled to Ottawa Detroit Beloit Indiana City Dubuque Kansas City Stevens Point during the holiday spree.

Chicago John Murrey Harrison Street Olivers Quincey Murray Ottawa Detroit Beloit Wis Elkhart Michigan City Indianapolis Dubuque Kansas City Stevens Point Wir

Mother Learns Sons Fate Then Falls Dead

Rickrsiey Dec 26 a fatal accident in which Charles Crunch and Wayne Crowell two Montpelier men were killed instantly when their buggy was struck by Wabash No 3 train near the village. The buggy was crushed the horse died shortly after. Crowell recently married Cannon was single. The mother fainted upon hearing her son's death and died soon after.

Rickrsiey Charles Crunch Wayne Crowell Montpellier Here Gannon Canon Crowell Cannon

Sensational Arrest Rumors in New Castle

In New Castle Pennsylvania rumors claim arrests may follow the decade old murder of City Treasurer John Levine. The dead man’s body was found in the city hall vault near police headquarters, with investigators pressing a case against two prominent residents. Police and detectives continue probing as an official investigating committee remains at work.

New Castle Halle Johm Levine

Trolley Car Companies to Be Sued

Inventor Bidwell seeks patent royalties from electric railway firms nationwide claiming his lighted trolley system invention justifies large compensation. He alleges theft of rights and potential profits running into millions, following losses tied to forged checks connected to late George and Anatin Bidwell.

Chicago Ver Benyuie Wd Bell Mr. Bidwell George and Anatin Bidwell England

Furious Fight At Vergennes Saloon Ends With Wounding

In Vergennes Alabama on Christmas Day a deadly saloon fight left two men mortally wounded and two others maimed. Brothers Joe and Jake Davidson fought Henry Fox when Davidson fired twice, wounding Fox in the abdomen and grazing bystander Joe Pyatt. A running country chase followed with a wounded brother and a derailed pursuit.

Vergennes Carbondale Mrs Lfe Lis Joe Jake Davidson Henry Ox &Farmer Fake Davidson Fox Joe Davidson Joe Pyatt Ptoyscic Society

President Mystified Over White House Christmas Turkey

Six fat turkeys arrived as Christmas presents from various parts of the country for the White House dinner. With guests limited, a single bird was chosen by the White House chef after removal of donor cards, to avoid jealousy over the sources.

Washington White House Executive Mansion McKinley

Meeting of Envoys in Pe King Confirmed by Prince Ching

Secretary Hay received a message from Minister Conger noting that on Monday the envoys of the powers held a meeting in Pe King. Prince Ching presented credentials for Li Hung Chung and himself as official representatives of the Chinese empire, which were received and approved. The power agreement was formally presented to Prince Ching.

Washington Hay Conger Peking Prince Ching Li Hug Chang

Mrs Alford Surrenders Jewels After Bank Robbery

Mrs Cornelius L Alford Jr turns in jewels believed worth 160000 to First National Bank. Her husband allegedly stole a record sum from the bank and his trial was set to begin in U S court in New York City on December 26.

New York Cornelius L. Alford First National Alvord United States

Adam Roth Lying Low With Stomach Cancer

Adam Roth a prominent Marion town ship resident lies at his country home with stomach cancer. He is unconscious part of the time and the end seems near.

Adam Roth Marion Town

Better Dead He Thought and Proceeded to KU

Two laborers living together in a coastal town faced a fatal incident after a confrontation. Simon Baier instructed Henry Guer to act and a pistol was fired, resulting in Gutuntaer’s death. The event occurred last evening in Cofton with unclear motives and minimal verified details.

Simon Baier Henry Guerther Eso Cofton

Christmas Riot at Lumber Camp in Christmas Me

A report from Forks Me describes a violent riot at a Chase Street lumber camp near Chirhelus Yeulog. Adams & Knowlton crews suffered numerous injuries including skull fracture ribs and severed artery from axe and pike blows. Several others received cuts and facial injuries.

Ihe Forks Doc Chase Strenn Adams & Knowlton Phiip Wm. Hennessy Thomas Landry Narcisse Ouilette Elotil Langota Forenun Chas Brain Pletron Dubole Eddie St. Clatroa Horace Wyman Wim Whipple Jes Dutelle

Millionaire murdered near Millersville in Savannah area

Frank Richardson, a Savannah millionaire and partner in Fife & Richardson, was shot in the hallway of his home Monday night. He left work at 8 PM and was talking to a stranger at his front door when the killer fled. Authorities suspect Savannah business circles and hint at a woman’s involvement. J J Richardson Jr., head of American Biscuit, is the victim’s brother.

Bt. Joseph Frank Richartson Savannah Richardson Fife & Richardson J. J. Richardson, Jr The American Biscuit

Suffragist Anthony quells lynching rumor in Wichita missive

Rochester December 28 veteran woman suffragist Miss Susan B. Anthony, weakened but resting, spent Christmas with her niece Annie Bacon. She expressed concern over rumors of a planned women’s lynching in Kansas and welcomed a letter from Wichita Mayor Ross denying a meeting in Hiderado for Miss Morrison’s lynching.

Rochester N. Y Cliss Susan B. Anthony Annie Bacon Miss Antheny Kansas Minch Mayor Ross Wichita Hiderado Miss Morrison

Prominent Citizen Arrives in New York from Europe

Jum Kruger former Transvaal justice of the peace at Pretoria arrived yesterday on the steamship Amsterdam from Rotterdam and Boulogne. He carried $10,000 in letters of credit and no baggage. He told customs he was captured by the British and escaped and wishes to settle in the United States away from the Transvaal.

New York Amsterdam Rotterdam Boulogne Jum Kruger Transvaal Pretoria Customs Office

Christians Assaulted in Albano Church Fire

Vienna reports from Salonica detail a violent attack on a Greek church in Bania Albano where Bashi-Bazouks surrounded the building during service. Windows were smashed and the edifice set afire as worshippers fled, with twenty Christians burned alive and many wounded by stones and blows.

Vienna Salonica Shul Bania Albano

Burglar Stabbed in Seath Bond Home Encounter

In Seath Bond Indiana on a Monday night Wood, once notable for a prior crime, confronted a burglar inside his residence. During a struggle over a dagger the assailant attempted to flee with the weapon as Wood grappled him, the knife penetrating the burglar's back amid the confrontation. The attacker, still armed, fled the scene.

Seath Bond Ind Wood Bia Eine

Teddy's New Man Leads New York DA Office

Eugene A. Philbin was appointed district attorney of New York by Governor Roosevelt and assumed his duties. Asa Bird Gardiner, removed from the post, turned over the office and wished Philbin success in his new role.

New York Eugene A. Philslin Roosevelt Asa Bird Gardiner Philffin

Buffalo Man Chas Martel Found Dead Near Chicago Lines

The mangled body of Chas Martel of Buffalo North Carolina was found by a Chicago and Northwestern switch engine engineer who saw blood on the wheels while oiling his engine in the yards. The engine backed off the track and the body was discovered.

Chicago Chas, Martel Buffalo N.C C Chicago & Northwestern Rank Grintel

Noted church figure Chia dies at Halliday Hotel at 63

The right Reverend Chia Hale passed away yesterday at the Halliday Hotel in this city aged 63. Burial plans set for Philadelphia.

Chia Hale Cale Halliday Hotel Philadelphia

McCutcheon Chicago Reporter Out Of Danger After Illness

John T McCutcheon the Chicago newspaper correspondent and artist who had been dangerously ill with pneumonia for a week in World War I era WoW reports now out of danger.

Chicago John T. McCutehron Newen Paper O Dangerously Pamymonis Wow

Where is Gen. De Wet in Basutoland area

Dec 26 Masera Basutoland dispatch says the British ace presenting Gen. De Wat in Ladybrand district has not been heard of in cavera. Saya and his present object is not known. The dispatch appears censored.

DeWet Tandon Masera Basutoland DeWat Ladybrand Cavera Saya

Chicago grand jury eyed on police graft probes

In Chicago on December 26 Judge Trudge Gibbons urged the county grand jury to return indictments against police department officials who may have taken tribute to permit dives and vicious resorts to stay open against the law. The panel may consider malfeasance and conspiracy charges if higher officials tolerated corruption, with Inspector Shea testifying he could close the open haunts if directed. The judge cautioned jurors to require solid evidence before convicting and warned against indicting without crime.

Chicago Trudge Gibbons Lie Cool County Grand Jury Police Department Grand Jury Algo Gibbons Witusaees Ameluato Shea

Pettigrew Bows to Defeat Hanna Bill in Congress

Washington December 26 Senator Pettigrew vows to block the ship subsidy bill this session if he can. He says he will use prolonged speeches to exhaust time and push the measure to an extra session. He asserts two other senators back his opposition and foresees Democrats backing him with some Republican support. He warns any forced action on the subsidy will delay other major business and possibly trigger an extra session.

Washington Pettigrew Congress Tlanna Souuth Dakotian Mr. Pettigrew Hanna

Strikes Stir Bitter Labor Clash at Scranton Rails

Scranton railway workers resist a strike by imported labor from Syracuse and New York. Thirty one newcomers arrived, met by soldiers and about 200 citizens who swayed seventeen to refuse operating cars. Fourteen were jeered to the company office and quartered for the night. Police dispersed the crowd. The seventeen will be sent home today.

Scranton Scranton Railway Company Syracuse New York

Diamond Thief Suspect Linked Across Cities

Alfred J. Thurnes arrested in Indianapolis for stealing a diamond ring. He is believed to be Alfred Bruce the repeated house robber active in Cleveland Chicago St Louis and other cities. Fourteen own tickets from a Chicago firm were found on him and investigators seek more items including rings and chains.

Thuiianapolis Ind Des Alfred J. Thurnes Alfred Bruce Cleveland Chicago St. Louis

West Virginia Senators Meet President Over War Dept Vacancies

Washington December 26 Senators El king and Scott of West Virginia called at the White House and held a long consultation with the President It is understood they pre vented the names of West Virginians whom they would ask to see appointed as tor and deputy auditor for the war department vacancies created by the death and resignation of Frank J Morris and Tantel Grosvenor

Washington Elking and Scott West Virginia Red West

Hospital Ambulance Called For Drunk Man Accident

Rochester city ambulance rushed to Maple and Mantron streets after a man reportedly broke his ing a wandering joke proved true. Jus. Burton, very drunk, caused the incident, leaving hospital staff annoyed by the long run.

Rochester City ‘Hospital Maple Mantron Street Jus Burton Hopital

Actor Roland Reed Resting at West 122nd Street Home

Famous actor Roland Reed is resting comfortably at Captain Rush’s home on West 122nd Street after being discharged from the hospital Sunday. Reed’s physician says he is well on the road to recovery and should be out soon.

New York Roland Reed Captain Rush 122Nd Street

Della Fox Marries John Levy in Maryland Court

Della Fox, the actress touring Chase's theater, married John Levy of New York in the new courthouse office of the common pleas judge. Rev W T Why officiated at Manuel Reformed Episcopal church. Witnesses were Mr Livingstone and Fox's maid. The couple left for a hotel after the ceremony.

Della Fox St. Louis New York

Boxing day theater crowds mark holidays in London

The box day holiday in England draws people to fifty three London playhouses as pantomimes and specials fill the stage while the transport Canada carrying Lord Roberta reaches Madeira and Gibraltar. meanwhile in Peking English officers protest German troop actions under British protection and threaten withdrawal from the allied command.

Madiera Canada Lord Roberta Finglind Gibraltar London England Peking Count von Waldersee

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Boney Mrs. Alford, JR In & Lumber Camp of Transvaal Freeamerica Teddy Kegan Chicago and North Western A. R Mcttutehron Recoverin Jono Levy Foreign News
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