British Move Toward Bloemfontein as Roberts Gathers 35000
London reports Lord Roberts plans to press the Magersfontein lines near Jacobsdal and enter the Free State to compel Gen Cronje to lift the Kimberley siege. Censors announce new rules allowing most communications to pass, with only telegrams subject to oversight. Kimberley Lifeline Fades as death rates soar in December. Buller dispatch notes entrenchment at Vaal Krantz was impracticable, delaying decisive action.
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London
Lord Roberts
Magersfontein
Jacobsdal
Free State
Cronje
Kimberley
Bloemfontein
War Office
Lord Nuberts
Modder
Pbuller
Vaal Krantz
Against the Trusts Held at Central Music Hall Chicago
The Anti-Trust league conference opened with Mayor Harrison greeting delegates. Temporary chair William Prentiss led the session as six speeches were given in the afternoon and resolutions debated on trust ownership, franchise taxation, and direct popular action.
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Chicago
Anti-Trust Conference
Anti-Trust League
Central Music Hall
Lockwood
Harrison
William Prentiss
Illinois
Special Priv‘ileres
Committee On Resolutions
Belgium and France Protest Over Nicaragua Canal Control
London report cites Brussels dispatch that Belgium and France would protest any treaty that would hand over the Nicaragua canal to the United States alone. Their treaties with Nicaragua require shared control of transoceanic waterways.
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London
Berlin
The
Standard
Brussels
Belgium
France
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Nicaragua
Distress Rising as Famine Relief Reaches Millions
Lord Curzon reports to the Indian office that famine distress is increasing and relief beneficiaries now total 3,754,000. The dispatch from the viceroy notes growing need across affected regions as aid distribution continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Indian Office
Lord Curzon
Emperors New Year Audience Aimed at Reassuring Foreign Legations
Peking reports a notification to foreign legations that the emperor will hold the customary new year audience on February 19. The move is seen as a sign that the dowager empress and authorities wish to reassure foreign representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Tsung-Li-Wamen
Floods Hit Douro River Shipping In Portugal
In Oporto on February 13 the rapid melt of mountain snow floods the Douro river, causing numerous serious shipping casualties and disrupting river traffic.
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Portugal
Oporto
Douro
Jury Secures 12 jurors for Carterville miners case
A Vienna special reports that after 589 talesmen were examined, 12 jurors were chosen to try the Carterville miners charged with murdering five people on September 17 in Carterville. Farmers were among the jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Vienna
State Register
Carterville
Noted Physician Dr Edward L Holmes Dies at 43
Chicago February 13 Dr Edward Lorenzo Holmes former Rush Medical College president and renowned eye and ear specialist died here Monday night of pneumonia aged 43 years.
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Chicago
Edward Lorenzo Holmes
Rush
Medical College
Dick Thompson Dead in Indiana After Long Public Service
Indianapolis reports Col Richard W Thompson died at his Terre Haute home after a 24 hour unconscious spell. Born 1831 in Culpeper VA and a longtime Indiana public servant, he held roles from state legislator to commander at Camp Dick Thompson and later judge of the Eighteenth district. He served as secretary of the navy under President Harrison and retired in 1865.
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Secretary of the Navy
Terre Haute
Ind
Indianapolis
Richard W. Thompson
Culpeper County
Virginia
Mildred Bail
George Washington
Thompson
Indiana
House of Representatives
Harrison
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Congress
Union
Morton
Dick Thompson
Iss
Eighteenth
Ndiana
Vic Gita
Terre Diaine
Haase
Navyland
Sas
Tiarriot FE
Em Bes
Lpargd
Death in a Collision Wrecks Train in Michigan
Escanaba Michigan February 9 Nine people were killed seven injured and three missing after Chicago and Northwestern passenger train No 21 the Felech Mountain accommodation collided with a freight train at Foard River switch. Dead include Wot Hill and William Dillion two unknowns and Miss Seymour plus S C Green. many burned bodies. Dense smoke from nearby kilns hid red rear lights delaying warning to the freight crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanaba
Mich
Chicago & Northwestern
Felech Mountain
Metropolitan
Foard River Switch
Wot. Hill
Miss Seymour
Delta County
Michigan
Charles Martin
Mnscanaba
George R. Black
Sam Green
Negaunea
Upper Peninsula Brewing Company
RB. VW
Etion 9 Ty Terriiivy
Theodore Deford
Hardwood
Richard Roberts
Noahs
S. C. Green
Lincoln Birthday Observances Across Chicago and East Coast
Lincoln Day celebrations marked by speeches and suspended business in Chicago New York Philadelphia and Boston. Memorial Hall hosted a lasting observance with a proposed annual gathering on February 12. The Marquette Club and Hampton Institute fundraising efforts featured in New York and Berkeley events.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Memorial Hall
Marquette Club
Auditorium Hotel
George Adams
D. L. Russell
North Carolina
Murat Halstead
Bartlett Tripp
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Demonico
Philadelphia
Prothonotary
Common Pleas
Young Republicans
John AL T. Wall
Town
House Committee On Military Affairs
Col
A. K. McClure
Presbyterian
Wyncote
Boston
Stock Exchange
Outlook is good as industry output stays ahead of prior years
R G Dun reports continued high industrial output and rising woolen goods prices while new orders show sufficient volume to prevent widespread shutdowns. Speculation remains cautious, aided by abundant money and expected foreign demand. Weekly pig iron output hits 255,014 tons with January stocks up 33,?00 tons. few price declines continue. Failures down in US and Canada year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Eough
Africa
Bessemer and
Grey Forge
Pittsburgh
Southern
Chicago
United States
Canada
Pitcher John Taylor Dies of Bright's Disease at 25
New York reports the death of baseball pitcher John Taylor at New Brighton Staten Island following Bright's disease. The 25 year old former Philadelphia player spent years with Philadelphia and last season with Cincinnati, who reserved him for this year.
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New York
John Taylor
New Brighton
Staten Island
Bright
Philadelphia
Cincinnatti’s
Funeral for Col. R. W. Thompson Held in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana on February 13 the funeral for Col. R W Thompson took place with Gov Mount and state officials attending. The body lay in state at First Methodist Church two and a half hours as schools closed and business paused. A simple service at the house included the burial rite and quartet singing. Local groups marched in the procession including company LB One Hundred and Fifty ninth regiment Masons Thompson club and Jackson club the Democratic local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
R. W. Thompson
Gov. Mount
Othrs
Supreme Court
First Methodist
Methodist Episcopal
Company LB. One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Regiment of Volunteers
The
Masons
Thompson Club
Jackson Club
Rioting in Martinique Leaves Death Toll Rising
Port de France Martinique February 13 reports say rioting by striking laborers has driven white residents from Francois to Port de France for safety. A race war fear grows as black residents outnumber whites. In Francois the violence left 13 dead and six wounded with five dying.
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Port de France
Martinique
Francois
Francvis
Paris Commissioners Nominees for Paris Exposition
The president nominated a slate of commissioners to represent the United States at the International Exposition in Paris. Named are Bertha Honore Palmer Illinois Brutus J. Clay Kentucky Charles A. Collier Georgia Michael H. DeYoung California William L. Elkins Pennsylvania O H Fethers Wisconsin Peter Jansen Nebraska Calvin Manning Iowa Franklin Murphy New Jersey Henry A Parr Maryland Henry M Putney New Hampshire Alvin H Sanders Illinois Louis Stern New York William G Thompson Michigan William M A Thornton Virginia Arthur E Valois New York Thomas F Walsh Colorado.
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Paris
Washington
Senate
Bertha Honore Palmer
Ilinois
Brutus J. Clay
Kentucky
Charles A. Collier
Georgia
Michael H. DeYoung
California
William L. Elkins
Pennsylvania
O. H. Fethers
Wisconsin
Peter Jansen
Nebraska
Calvin Manning
Iowa
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Henry A. Parr
Marviant
Henry MM. Putney
New Hampshire
Alvin H. Sanders
Illinois
Louis Stern
New York
William G. Thompson
Michigan
William MA. Thornton
Virginia
Arthur E. Valois
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
Stone of romance linked to Jefferson Davis in Indiana tale
In Vincennes Indiana a large bowlder near Mrs Dr J H Rabb’s home is tied to a frontier romance. Legend says Lieut Jefferson Davis later president of the Confederacy wooed Miss Taylor daughter of Capt Zachary Taylor later a U S president while Davis commanded Fort Knox near the city. The stone stood on the Wyant farm southeast of Vincennes beyond the highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
J. H. Rabb
Jefferson Davis
Miss Taylor
Zachariah Taylor
United States
Fort Knox
Wyant
Highlands
The Canteen Law and White House Debate
Mrs. Lillian M. Stevens and two W C T U officials met President McKinley to urge reversal of the attorney general Griggs ruling on army canteens. They delivered 200 letters and 15,000 petitions from churches and organizations demanding change. McKinley said the attorney general’s interpretation must stand until Congress speaks clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lillian M. Stevens
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Anna A. Gordon
Margaret Dye Ellis
Department of Legislation
McKinley
Stevens
Griggs
Ellis
Land
National American Woman Suffrage Association Adopts Resolutions
Washington reports the National American Woman Suffrage Association adopted resolutions urging Congress to push a constitutional amendment for female suffrage and equal terms with men in territories and colonies, plus inclusion of women in censuses and public duties. The action notes women voting in Louisiana France Ireland and praises law changes, while regretting Miss Anthony's retirement from the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National American Woman Suffrage Association
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philipines
Cuba
Louisiana
France
Ireland
Paris
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
America
Miss Anthony
Funeral for Gen Lawton Draws Nation at Arlington
Maj Gen Henny W Lawton buried at Arlington National Cemetery after services at Church of the Covenant Washington President Stryker delivered a eulogy praising Lawtons military career and defining him as a fearless liberator. Procession included soldiers and artillery as the hero was laid to rest on the Virginia hillside beyond the Potomac.
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Washington
Henny W. Lawton
National Cemetery
Arlington
Church of the Covenant
H. M. Stryker
Hamilton College
New York
Pierce
Lawton
Tennis Hamlin
Stryker
Bayard
Philip Sidney
Fellowship of Heroes
Luzon
Virginia
Potomac
Bank Robbery in Las Cruces Ends With Cash Theft
El Paso, February 13. Two unknown men robbed the Las Cruces bank at 2 p.m. taking about 5000 dollars after forcing the cashier to open the safe. They mounted horses at the Rio Grande hotel and rode toward the Oregon mountains as Sheriff Pat Garrett and five deputies pursued.
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el Paso
BG. C. Bowman
Las Cruces
N. M
Rio Grande Hotel
Freeman
Seven Die in Fire at Petersburg Home
Fire destroyed the home of Maria Smith near Stoney Creek on the Atlantic coast line. Maria Smith and her six children, all colored, perished in the blaze Sunday. The fire's origin remains a mystery.
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Petersburg
Maria Smith
Stoney Creek
Atlantic Coast
Farm stock theft leaders jailed in New Hampton
Samuel Wilson received five years in the penitentiary for wholesale stealing of stock from farmers and stockmen. Samuel Kimbale and William Whlart were sentenced to 16 and 20 months respectively for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Samuel Wilson
Samuel Kimbale
William Whlart
Two Boys Drowned Near Paw Paw Lake
Benton Harbor Michigan February 13 Harvey Cook ten years old and Riley Reigiey thirteen years old living near Paw Paw lake were drowned there late Sunday while skating In attempting to save his companion Cook lost his life.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Harvey Cook
Riley Reigiey
Paw Paw Lake
Cook
Post Office Finds Assistant at Reidsville Suffering Smallpox
Washington reports the assistant postmaster at Reidsville North Carolina is thought to have smallpox. Orders authorize fumigation of the mail at that location if needed and preventive steps are to protect the surrounding area.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Reidsville
N. C
Golf Champion Killed in African Campaign
London Feb 13 report from Modder River states Lieut. F. Q. O. Tait, amateur golf champion, died from wounds suffered during General MacDonald’s reconnaissance at Koodoosberg. The casualty marks a notable loss for the golfing world amid the South African conflict.
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London
Modder River
Lieut
F. QO. Tait
Gen. MacDonald
Koodoosberg
British Fail To Halt Boer Advances Across Tugela
Dispatches from Ladysmith report Boer forces shelling and driving British troops back across the Tugela. London officials doubt Buller’s retreat is confirmed while contrasts rise over the campaign’s strategic aim. Casualties rise as Col. Plumer’s assault near Kamonsta fails and armored train sorties resume.
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Ladysmith
Melens
Tugela
London
War Office
Buller
Laager
the Times
Natal
Pretoria
Col. Plumer
Kamonsta
Lead -Langer
Chieveley
Colenso
House of Commons
Desperate Deed Ends in Fire Tragedy at Middleton Ridge
Edmund Ott a noted farmer in Middle Ridge La Crosse Wisconsin shot and killed his three year old daughter and wounded his wife before killing himself with a shotgun. In the act he set fire to his clothes and the house which burned partially. Ott perished in the flames and had claimed a pursuit by others and threatened his wife on Wednesday seeking to remove his wife and child from a mob.
Local option bill passes Ohio House 59 to 40
The Clark local option bill clears the Ohio House on a 59 to 40 vote on Wednesday afternoon. It provides for local option elections in wards and cities and is backed by the Anti-Labor league. Supporters expect Senate passage.
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Columbus
Steinitz Remanded to Bellevue Hospital Insane Pavilion
New York February 8 Dr. William Steinitz the famed chess master was removed from his home to Bellevue hospital insane pavilion. He is 62 and had been confined in a Moscow asylum in 1897.
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New York
William Steinitz
Bellevue Hospital
Moscow
Ex County Auditor Carson Surrenders On Indictment In Indiana
Shelbyville Indiana February 9 Ex County Auditor E f Carson surrendered at the courthouse after being indicted by a grand jury for allowing a ledger to be taken from his office He was released on bond Shelbyville February 9 The Shelby county council earmarked 6535 to pay warrants and rejected 1800 in bills including 347 for dry goods for 22 men and women 1740 yards of calico 760 yards of gingham 63 blankets 193 pairs of hose and 92 shoes The council authorized 9000 in bonds and budgeted 1500 to probe county officers and 1500 to hire counsel to prosecute boodler indictments Judge Morris to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
E. ‘F’. Carson
Grand Jury
Shelby County Council
Morris
Circuit Court
Amos and
Cherry
County Council
Judge orders appearance in receivership case in Indiana
Judge McMaster of the superior court in Indianapolis directs W T Keant and J S Mack of the American Plate Glass Co to bring books and papers to A L Mason, attorney for Depauw University, for review of dealings with Penn Plate Glass Co. The university seeks a receiver for the American Co alleging underselling of about 300 000 stock shares owned by the university in the Penn Co absorbed by the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
McMaster
Superior Court
W. Tu. Keant
J. 5. Mack
American Plate Glass Co
A. L. Mason
Depauw University
American Co
Penn Plate Glass Co
Penn Co
Explosion at Indiana iron works costs life of worker
In Muncie Indiana an explosion at the Republic Tron and Steel Co mill kills 20 year old John Grabsky. He tipped a wheelbarrow of semi molten metal into water triggering the blast burning his head neck and chest and shattering his body with iron fragments. He was unmarried.
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Muncie
Ind
Indiana Iron Works
John Grabsky
Republic Tron and Steel Co
Grabsky
Northwest Indiana Beet Sugar Co organized in North Judson
North Judson Ind Feb 10 the Northwest Indiana Beet Sugar Development Co has been organized and will secure a charter within ten days under state law local and Chicago capitalists are involved The plan is to buy out the Boston based New England Beet Sugar Co whose factory project here failed due to eastern money stringency after 6 000 acres of beets were contracted for and to resume construction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson
Ind
Northwest Indiana Beet Sugar Development Co
Yhe Company
Chicago
New England Beet Sugar Co
Boston
Abductor Clyde Jones Escapes Jail in Peru Indiana
Clyde Jones the abductor of Nellie Berger escaped from the jail in Peru Indiana as officers attempted to force a crazed woman into an adjacent cell. Jones bolted through an open door but could not be pursued due to the woman's struggles. He was later captured at Roann and returned to the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Clyde Jones
Nellie Berger
Jones
Roann
Here
Gang chief clings to departing train and falls
Lebanon Indiana February 9 Henry Bailey head of a Western Union linemen gang boarded the rear of a Big Four passenger train as it started. He could not enter the vestibuled car and held on to the handles trying to attract attention until exhaustion. He fell off and suffered internal injuries with unconsciousness thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
Henry Bailey
Western Union
Funeral of Col. R. Wa Horgpaen in Terre Haute
The funeral for Col. R. Wa Horgpaen will be held Monday at 2 PM from the house with no church service. Rev. Dr. Tillotson of First Methodist Church will officiate. Over 100 telegrams of sympathy were received. Remains to lie in state Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
R. Wa Horgpaen
Tillotson
First Methodist Church
Hotel owner harmed after saloon fire in Versailles
Versailles Indiana February 10 Killam Depp of Osgood owner of the Central hotel was drugged and badly hurt by a person the night after Frank Rew's saloon burned. He lay unconscious for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Ind
Man narrowly avoids lynching in Warsaw restaurant sale
W J Jackman sold his restaurant for 1000 dollars and gave the proceeds to his wife who held a mortgage. After an alleged struggle he fled with the money. a mob of about 2000 pursued him and he was captured and forced to surrender the cash. Officials intervened to avert lynching. Jackman remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
W. J. Jackman
Jackman
Change in a Card Factor
The National Card Co sold its Indianapolis building and grounds for 37300 to an outside manufacturer and will move its local branch and all employees to Cincinnati. Purchaser identity is not disclosed at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Card Co
Cincinnati
Gas Wells Boost Westport Ind Leases for Land
Westport Indiana February 9 reports new gas wells supplying fuel. Leases for ten thousand acres of land have already been signed. The development indicates growing energy activity in the region and outlines immediate land leasing progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Ind
Vaccination Ordered for All School Children in Terre Haute
The Terre Haute board of health will vaccinate all public and parochial school children at public expense. Pupils must submit or show proof of prior vaccination or be barred from attendance. Five smallpox cases exist in the city. Traffic in rags halted. employers urged to vaccinate workers. Two Clay county escapees sought shelter here. one found, the other being sought. State normal school vaccination is high at about 95 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Clay County
Parsons
State Normal School
Conference Called For United Mine Workers Meeting
Terre Haute Indiana February 10. President Van Horne and Secretary Kennedy call for the annual convention in Terre Haute beginning March 20. Operators and miners expect disputes over wage contracts and labor conditions after the interstate conference left many questions to state settlements. There is opposition to re election of Van Horne and Kennedy and other names will be nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
van Horne
Kennedy
United Mine Worker
Indiana
Wennedy
Local Merchant Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Crawfordsville Indiana December 10 1910 Rollo G Crist well known New Market hardware merchant ended his life by shooting himself twice with a revolver a ball through his head and one through his breast he had built up a substantial property and had suffered ill health and despondency in recent months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Rollo G. Crist
Newmarket
Pendleton Desperado Richardson Shot by Marshal
Anderson Indiana edition reports that Jeee Rich ardson was killed on Pendleton streets by Marshal Cook. The marshal had a warrant from an Illinois court to arrest Richardson who drew a revolver and opened fire. The marshal fired three times, with Richardson a former highway robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Jeee Richardson
Desperado
Pendleton
Cook
Richardson
Ilinois
Local poisoning case in Kokomo colors men dying in barber shop incident
In Kokomo Indiana Mel Bassett and James Mulvine are believed dying while Dr Stevens is in precarious condition. All are colored. They cooked pig feet and potatoes in an unused kettle at a barber shop. Verdicks had gathered in the vessel and the copper acetate poisoning is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Mel Bassett
James Mulvine
Stevens
Tragic Parboiling Death Of Bowman Child
Four year old Charles Bowman of Penn Indiana fell into a wash boiler with hot water and died shortly after rescue failed. He was alone in the room when the accident happened and his screams drew help too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn, Ind
Severe Ordeal for an Old Man
Bloomington Ind February 10 Wim Collett sixty six years old underwent amputation of the right leg above the knee A few days ago he was cutting down a tree when it fell unexpectedly crushing both legs The broken bone in the left leg was set and the right leg was taken off He has rallied and is still alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Ind
Wim. Collett
Tin Can Factory Planned for Wabash Indiana
A tin can factory with daily capacity between 10 000 and 12 000 will be established by the Wabash Canning Co in Wabash Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Wabash Canning Co
Peru Council Committee Plans Plant Inspections
A city council committee departed Wednesday to inspect the municipal light and water plants in several Indiana cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Indiana
Fire cripples Indiana University Wiley Hall
A blaze at Wiley Hall on the Bloomington campus damaged the university’s chemical laboratory and other departments. Loss set at 55000 with 20000 insured, expected to cripple university work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Bloomington
Ind
Wiley Hall
Indiana
Ola Mam Charged With Embessling Estate Funds
South Bend Indiana February 9 William H Stiles seventy years old is charged with embezzling forty thousand dollars from the estate of the late Samuel Halstead of New York. The case centers on the supposed misappropriation while serving as custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
William H. Stiles
Samuel. Halstead
New York
Saloon Brawl Sparks Early Scuffle After Fall
A terse report notes a saloon incident beginning with a brawl, a man aged 35 involved, and a first fall during the disturbance. Further details are unavailable in the fragmented OCR snippet.
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Dr. Stryker
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