Westville rounds up world news and local notes
The Indicator from Westville Indiana provides a compact weekly digest covering casualties and fires, political and personal notes, business failures and resumptions, and a weather record, drawing a broad view of world events with local context.
Prominent club member commits suicide amid suit in court
Frank De Peyster Heil, NYC club figure, shoots himself as a slander suit valued at 100000 dam ages awaited in court. The day’s dispatches report multiple trials and incidents including convicts in New Haven and Belleville murders, train wrecks, drownings, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank de Peyster Heil
New York
New Haven
Conn
Belleville
Ill
Nellie Gardner
Mabe Wright
John Dunlap
Payne
Webforth
Chillicothe
George Runyon
Moberly
Kingston Mines
Grove Hurlbut
Berkshires
Pittsfield
Mass
Hurlbut
Alvin Schreiter
St. Louis
Georgia
Ways of the Bath
Stella Tate
William Tate
F. Carter Tate
United States
Jones
Huntsville
Ala
Warrensburg
Michigan
Wabash
Mint
International Sunday Rest Congress
Exposition Grounds
Charles Netcher
Chicago
Hampden Flats
Junction City
Benjamin Durham
John Wright
Minneapolis
Minn
A. A. Ames
J. F. Weston
John Harper
Magnolia
Ark
Episcopal Church
Boston
Mississippi
New Orleans
Jeffersonville, Indy
American Car & Foundry Company
Ex-President Cleveland to preside at New York mass meeting
Ex president Cleveland will preside at a political mass meeting in Carnegie Hall New York on October 21 his only campaign appearance. Other items include Democrats nominating Everett Fowler for Congress in the Twenty fourth district declining the nomination and Wisconsin La Follette organization speeches. Henry G. Davis campaigns in Maryland and West Virginia while Massachusetts AF of L condemns Gov Bates veto of overtime bill. Crane named US senator by Gov Bates to fill Hoar seat. Wisconsin stalwarts stay with their ticket. Hill argues against government by injunction in Wheeling addressing the democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carnegie Hall
New York
Everett Fowler
Democrats For
Congress
Republican National Committee
la Follette State Committee
Wisconsin
la Follette
Henry G. Davis
Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
Episcopalians
Boston
Committee On Canon
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Gov. Bates
John L. Bates
W. Murray Crane
United States
George F. Hoar
Crane
Bates
David B. Hill
Wheeling
W. Va
World War I Era Dispatches and Diplomatic Appointments
Reports state the Japanese gunboat Heigen was wrecked by a mine at Pigeon Bay with 197 sailors drowned. Russian advices place Oyama drawing forces north of Liaoyang and abandoning eastern positions, leaving his flank exposed after Bentsiaputze loss. Other items note statues, envoys, nursing honors, and large troop engagements near Mukden and Yentai with 100000 soldiers involved and ongoing fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heigen
Pigeon Bay
Oyama
Liaoyang
Bentsiaputze
Emperor William
Frederick the Great
Speck Sternburg
Army War College
Washington
Leo Vogel
Berlin
United States
Japan
Manuel Quintana
Republic
Argentina
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Yentai
Japanese halt Russian advance near Yentai station
Bodies of a battle near Schili river remain in doubt as the fight continues. Anxiety grows over King George of Saxony’s health with breathing problems and weakness. The steamer Call of New London sank in a Gulf of St. Lawrence gale with all 19 on board lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyama
Yentai
Schili River
King George of
Saxony
New London
Prince Edward Island
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Notable Deaths and Global Events Reach Across Headlines
Obituaries announce the deaths of Mrs Mary E Warren 75 of Fox Lake Wis and Brig Gen William Scott Worth retired in Staten Island plus Alonzo B Cornell ex governor of New York in Ithaca. Other items note Louisiana Purchase payments progress and many international, political and military updates with Russia Japan and the Panama fair funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Warren
Fox Lake
Wis
William Scott Worth
Clinton
Staten Island
Cuba
United States
Fort Banks
Boston Harbor
Wilhelmina Masur
John Masur
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Alonzo B. Cornell
New York
Ithaca
N. Y
Bright
Ezra Cornell
Cornell University
Grand
F. Smith
Davenport
Mississippi River Commission
St. Louis
Chicago
Cotter
Ark
King of Siam
Wiliams
Gloucester
Mass
Elwood Burton
Alton B. Parker
Rosemount
America
Taft
Philippines
American Forest Congress
Washington
Andrew Leonhardt
Baltimore
King George
Saxony
Massachusetts
Francis M. Kennedy
New Bedford
Wentworth
Cape Cod
Moses Bensinger
Brunswick-Ballie-Collender Company
French Lick Springs
Ind
Edwin P. Weiles
Brainerd Lumber Company
Minneapolis
House of Deputies
Episcopal General Convention
Boston
Census Bureau
Executive Civil Service of
Dun's
Bradstreet’s
Panama
Treasury
Mukden
Russian Defeat Deepens at Mukden and Liaoyang
London dispatches describe a seventh day of brutal fighting as Kuropatkin holds a stubborn line at Mukden and Liaoyang. Russian losses run into tens of thousands, while Japanese gains include gun captures and renewed assault. Reports from St Petersberg and Tokyo warn of heavy costs and continued resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mukder
Liaoyang
Mandarin Road
St. Petersburg
Petit Journal
Tokio
Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Kuropathin
Nicholas
Mukden
Estate Given to Heirs in Carrington Will Case
Jury in Peoria Illinois decides in favor of heirs in Carrington will dispute. The deceased left 250990 dollars for a university foundation. Testimony included Dr W R Harper and Prof Albion W Small of the University of Chicago. Case to be appealed to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
W. R. Harper
Albion W. Small
University of Chicago
Supreme Court
Millionaire Burke Dies by Own Hand in Chicago Home
Edmund Burke a 67 year old retired shoe dealer and millionaire killed himself at his home 5 Tower Place Chicago on Thursday. His son George L. Burke found the body. He had suffered nervous prostration for years and was believed temporarily insane due to recent suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Armour Car Line
James Callanan
Des Moines
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institution
American Street Railway Association
Francis
Edmund Burke
Burke
Bessie Stone
Robert Gill
Ashland
George Krebs
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Wirkwood
St. Louis
Thomas Noonan
James E. Cummings
Peoria County
Bellaire
Army
Duke of Connaught
Edward
Edinburgh
Tower Place
George L. Burke
Woman Recovers From Rheumatism Using Pink Pills
Mrs. E M De Long of Council Bluffs Iowa describes severe winter rheumatism attacking multiple joints and proves relief after six boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits blood purification with curing her symptoms and endorses the remedy for nerve and blood disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. de Long
West Broadway
Council Bluffs
Iowa
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