Diplomatic envoy dies after long illness in London residence
The ambassador to Sartott died at his London residence after a prolonged attack of asthma and exhaustion. His wife Mrs Ward and their daughter were present as doctors and officials notified Buckingham Palace. A wireless message to his son in New York sought aid as plans to reach the ambassador faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassador Treat Cain Ging Bai
Londons
Toh Albert Ward
Kia
William Hale
Itetick
Berside
Labt
Astha
Thomas
Ward
Dorchester
Buckingham Palace
Alexander
Ondolene
Durin
de Sarfott Legations
Thor
Redesier Fe
Son
Ogden Reid
Iador
New York
Liverpool sailors and machinists figures at year end meeting
The report describes Liverpool crews and allied sailors aboard the Avy boat ahead of January moves to London. It notes Mrs Reid and others returning to New York briefly, mentions a crowded deck scene and a “new novel” look. The article also covers a machinists’ ballot in Southwestern region with leaders like Frank Forney and Herrod, outlining organization efforts and upcoming conferences to align labor actions.
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London
Liverpool
Reid
York
Wang
Hale
Lisig
Jeron” Herrod
Joi
Jo al x
Suni Grafton
W. Va
I Batys
Frank Forney
Washington
Haberfield
Cumberland
Herrod
Ripple Boy Killed by Prank Clerk Named in Suit
A garbled report describes a fatal incident near Wheatland over four years ago where a boy died after being struck by a vehicle. Frank Fox testified about the incident while a civil case seeks $2,400 in damages and involves Barekman and others. The case moved through circuit court and appeals, with references to a bank check and multiple railroads in related financial actions.
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Pendil
Wheatland
Frank Fox
Fenas Pire
Gage
Havidis Ciruit Court
Zave
Vekmai
Fox Yak
Lita
Barekman
Batekman
X Circuit Court
Ortobnd
Aos
Kent
Supreme Court
8 Prem Court
Bridgeport Bank
Case Halted After Four Year Court Delay
A case tried years ago was halted after a long court delay. Details remain unclear as officials reassess next steps and potential timeline for further actions.
Property Purchase Recorded in Local Deal
William H Regs acquired a west side property from J John L McCabb for 7000 with a vacant lot adjoining. The transaction appears in local minutes amid notes on real estate and legal matters concerning area dealers and associations.
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William H. Regs
John L. McCabb
Interest Notice at Opera Event Tickets Offer
The text advertises tickets for an opera event at a theater named Botte with calls to attend gatherings. It mentions Hatfield & Pal and suggests a social invitation for friends and related parties to call for tickets or details.
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Opera Botte
Hatfield &+ Palany
Loral Concerna
Railroad settlement offered for injuried worker claims
Minutes show W. T. Dofthiit of Lamb, Bbegsley Crawford & Donthitt presenting a verdict for $4,015 to John F. Joste county clerk on behalf of railroad companies in full settlement of all claims the injured worker might have against the company.
FULKERSON EXAMINATION NOTICE FOR PHILIPPINE TEACHING POSTS
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for teaching positions in the Philippine Islands including industrial and home economics subjects. Entrance salaries vary, with up to 1200 dollars annually plus government support. some postings offer up to 2000 dollars for teaching and 2000 for a principal role. Information is available from the Washington bureau.
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Folketron
United States
Philippine Islands
iInties
Lars Ja
Schaoll
Bureau
Washington
Non-Taxable Bonds In Demand Across Markets
County bonds attract investor interest as non taxable bonds surge in demand. Local officials, including Treasurer Jones, receive inquiries from Indianapolis and Cincinnati firms about road projects and tax status. Market chatter suggests these bonds could carry a premium if issued.
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Ndinnapolis
Cincinnati
Jones
Yan
Fragmentary note hints at missing persons and local names
Disjointed lines mention a mother and men, a dying person, and names such as Schofield Roy Stringer Heaman Blunk and Cunningham. References to a tailor shop, telegram, and a place called Scho field suggest a local incident with unclear details and scattered clues.
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Schofield
Ely
Roy Stringer
Heaman
Blunk Ty
Sun
Washington
Jethe
Crossing dispute at Lakewood in Vincennes
A fragmented report notes a crossing incident or dispute at Lakewood in Vincennes with unclear details. Local authorities are unnamed and no injuries or outcomes are provided.
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Nody Foount Wrah
Lakewood Crossing
Vincennes
Boy Killed by Train Near Vincennes Crossing
Nebon Carnahan fourteen, son of J C Carnahan of Vincennes, found dead beside the B and C Southwestern right of way near Wheatland Crossing. Skull crushed, authorities investigate whether he fell from or was struck by a freight train due to mess of clothing and missing details. Survived by brothers Cornelius, Dabo, Arno, Zenith, Katie. mother Mrs Strange. Father recalls son traveling from Wheatland after pay.
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Nebon Carnahan
J. C . Carnahan
Vincennes
Tucaday
Ernoon
Lana
Vincent Eqst Companys
Eugene Boyes
Bnt
Wheatland
J. C. Carnapan
Hoe
Hii Son
Will Hones
Ing
Carnatian
Cornelius
Land Glazers
Dabo
South Vaamingte Yomigater Victim in Painful Accident
A fragmentary report describes a South Vaamingte incident where a young man, seated at a table beside a barred chair, suffered a painful wound during a ploughing task. The account mentions a "lead" ball and references John Trodge in a hazy context.
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Ridge
Attorneys Get Verdict But Must Pay Costs
A jury in the circuit court returned a verdict for Gardiner Tharp and Gardiner against Mr and Mrs John Paice of Sarr township. The suit sought 75 dollars in damages over a contract to collect fees. The court awarded 25 dollars with costs, amid testimony regarding a motor collision and an unrelated alimony order issued to James S. Jones by Anna H Jones. The case, intertwined with a bill of 75 dollars, ended with a payment decision and a two year remarriage restriction in a separate matter.
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Ciicuit Coure
Gardiner, Tharn & Gardiner
John Paice
Sarr Township
Demata
Rothew
Barnett
Price
Hai
Neve
Hastings, Silen & Tastings
Padgett
Divorces Granted Amid Cruel Treatment In Daviess County
In the final week of the circuit court term, two divorces were granted. Fliza J Kidwell received dissolution from Harry E Kidwell amid accusations of abandonment nonsupport and inhuman treatment. The proceedings included a public service and a two year remarry prohibition.
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Fliza J.kidwell
Harry E Kidell
Kidell
Bart Morgan
Alabama
Trial News From Hountaineers Case and Letters
Report on a court hearing involving a deputy and the governor with testimonies from postal officials and investigators. References to disputed letters, alleged threats, and possible connections to national figures. Witnesses include postal workers, detectives, and government aides amid ongoing investigations.
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