Death and Public Notices Blur in 1904 Era Chronicle
The page lists birth and death notices, marriage licenses, and local moves across Terre Haute and nearby areas. Mentions include James Polk as former president, ship General Blecusi, and various residents departing for Philadelphia, Chicago, and Indiana towns. Some health warnings and medical ads appear amid names, dates, and addresses.
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Tot Prvellin
George Wartiesten
Gentiental Artiy
James Kreg Polk
York Excamien
General Blecusi
Log
Bloody Battle in Mississippi Forces Fatalities
A violent clash in Mississippi leaves two men dead, two fatally wounded, and others injured in a chaotic confrontation. Police are investigating motive and suspect details as the community reels from the incident.
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Mississippi
Bitter factional feud erupts in Meadville killings
In Meadville Mississippi June 15 state troops rushed in after a feud tied to a political campaign left two dead and three wounded. Victims include Dr A S Newman and Silas Reynolds with Emmett Newman among the injured. Correllia Prichard and Boyd among the wounded. Police arrested L P Prichard in connection with the violence.
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Meadville
Misa
Leonor Newman
Herbert Applewhite
Emmett Newman
Leonor
Natchez
Boyd
Parr
L. P. Prichard
Corellia Prichard
Newman
Prichard
Starmans Fire Legend Told in Popular Mechanics
The article recounts a long lasting underground coal fire near Burnley Hill Pennsylvania starting in 1858. It describes persistent burning consuming vast coal or ore and advancing underground toward Summit Hill, with efforts noted to extinguish the stubborn blaze.
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Pennsyvania
Maiden voyage of the giant German liner George Washington
The George Washington, the largest ship ever built in Germany, praised for its length and power, begins its maiden voyage to New York with a crew of 2 203 and 20 000 horsepower engines. Washington, June 18. Secretary Mallinger announces land entries in Millard, Tevale, and Box Elder counties, Utah. Baltimore sees strike breakers take over as the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opens a passenger terminal to ease car shortages. Mrs. Enos Yarbrough and daughter return home from visit in Washington.
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George Washington
Cherbourg
New York
London
Germany
Washington
Mallinger
Millard County
Tevale County
Box Elder
Utah
Hallimore & Ut. Railroad
Baltimore
Enos Yarbrough
Olla Smith
Leo Greenwell
Indictment in Japanese Plantation Strike Leaders Case
Grand jury returns charges against seventeen leaders in the Japanese plantation strike for conspiring by indirect, illicit methods to intimidate workers and hinder operations at Honolulu plantations. Negoro and fellow editors face suppression of rights claims after a raid on the Nippu and Ji offices.
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Honolulu
M. Negers
The
Tokio
United States
Japan
William Henry
Negoro
Y Sogo
Tasoka
K. Kawamura
Nippu
Grand
Rarrylox
Castro's Rifles Located Near Franklin Virginia
Norfolk officials report a consignment of Mauser rifles and ammunition boxed for shipment believed headed to Venezuelan revolutionaries. The cargo, part of 15 000 rifles shipped from New York to St Louis and back to Franklin, was found in planos boxes near the Nanticoke and tug Despatch. Revenue cutter Pamlico joined patrols as authorities await guidance from Washington.
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Plana
Venezuerlan — Revolutionista Wea
Franklin
New York
St. Louis
South America
Nanticoka
Pamlico
Washington
Thaw Granted New Writ Hearing Date Set
Narry K Thaw may appeal to win release from Watteawan jail in a resafe case. William Gaynor of Brock ten and other officials appear as the appellate division grants a new writ of habeas corpus to be argued before Justice Mila in Plains on June 17. The writ was granted on behalf of Thaw by attorney Charla Morehhauser of Poughkerp sic. State officials and Hammood Packing Co reached a 25000 compromise under the antitrust law in Arkansas, with payment made to the state treasurer.
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Narry K. Thaw
Watteawan Rr
Janucre Wiliam Gaynor
Brock
Ten
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Mila
the Plains
N.Y
Charla Morehhauser
Poughkerpsic
Thaw
Packer
Lite Rock
Ark
Norwood
Hammood Packing Co
Governor Marshall addresses 3000 at State Normal
Governor Marshall spoke to more than 3,000 students in the chapel at the State Normal, receiving a hearty greeting and cheered by faculty and crowding every available space. He delivered a brief, inspiring address that moved him, as attendees filled the hall beyond capacity.
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Marshall
State Normal
Indiana
Normal
Flag Stolen During Flags Day Clue Found in Albion Horrall Case
On Flags Day Albion Horrall manager of the Grand theater reported a farm flag hanging at the business venue was taken overnight. The flag, valued at about five dollars, vanished but no trace remains. Authorities continue to investigate the small theft.
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Albion Horrall
Grand Theater
Busines
Arasta
Aged man injured by switch engine at street crossing
Joseph Pickerta sixty years old was run down by a B&O South Western switch engine at the Second street crossing in Noranea Monday evening at 6 30. His fingers on one hand were mashed. C Murphy a Vincent saloon keeper dragged him out of the way.
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Joseph Pickerta Aixty
South Western
Secon
Noranea
Funeral Director and Embalmers Offer Free Ambulance
Funeral director and licensed embalmers advertise free ambulance service available day or night from parlors at 42 East Male Street with contact by phone.
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