Senators and leaders note 1910 trials and policy positions
Washington figures testifying include Senator Lorimer admitting loans to Browne for 1910 trials while Andrew Carnegie testified against imperialism and the Philippines policy. Stimpson and Weaver tested harbor guns in zero weather. Taft signals wood pulp import stance. Democratic committee sets Baltimore as convention city for June 25. Republicans plan Chicago gathering June 18.
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William Lorimer
Senate Investigating Committee
Washington
Lee O'Neil Browne
Andrew Carnegie
House “Steel Trust
Philippines
Wall Street
Stimpson
Weaver
New York
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore
Chicago
Knabe Bros Plant Fire Causes 200000 Loss
Fire destroyed the Knabe Bros piano factory in Norwood Ohio with an insured loss of 200000. A cargo of Scotch potatoes was unloaded at Portland Missouri marking Maine's need to import to augment its potato crop. A Chicago physician confessed to a major crime in Ogle County Illinois, with sentencing set for January 22.
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Knabe Bros. Piano Company
Norwood, O
Portland
Maine
Harry Elgin Webster
Chicago
Ogle County
Deassie Kent Webster
Webster
Price Rises for New England Boiled Dinners T
Boston restaurateurs raise prices on New England boiled dinners due to higher potato costs. The story notes the potato price surge driving menu changes and customer impact across city eateries.
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Boston
New England
Fires and conflicts sweep through cities and seas
A Halifax fire devastates the Herald building and surrounding offices while a French aviator Ruchonnet dies in a Senlis monoplane crash. In Turco Italian war Red Sea actions sink seven Turkish gunboats. Socialists gain seats in Germany. Royal journey home from India ends with cheers aboard Medina. Paris census places Paris population at 2,886,110 and France at 39,601,509. A Russian steamship Russ sinks in the Black Sea with 172 aboard. Violent riots near the Palace of Justice in Paris injure officers. Premier Caillaux and ministers resign amid negotiations with Germany on the Moroccan question.
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Paris
France
Socialists Win Big in Berlin Election Returns
Complete general election results show Socialists locking in 64 seats and likely to exceed 100 after reballoting. Tiebknecht tipped to win Potsdam seat as urban areas deliver the largest gains. The emperor's plans for arms buildup face a disappointing outcome in Berlin politics. Leishman reports the monarch voiced frustration over lunch with the U.S. ambassador.
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Berlin
Herr Tiebknecht
Germany
Potsdam
London Daily Express
John G. A. Leishman
Proctor May Be Ineligible for Governor Nomination
Elkhart reports state senator Robert E Proctor may be ineligible for the Democratic governor nomination due to age He would be thirty on February 15 1913 the constitution requires the governor to be thirty at the time of assuming office Proctor did not confirm his birth date and references point to February 15 as his birthday Marion notes Frank Garr a former Verbst storekeeper and postmaster now in Fort Leavenworth federal prison is sued for divorce by Minnie Garr on grounds of his conviction Grant County residents involved
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Elkhart
Robert E. Proctor
Proctor
Marion, Jan
Frank Garr
Verbst
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Alr. Anderson
Minnie Garr
Garr
Grant County
Dynamite Plot Ties McNamara to McManigals Testimony
Indianapolis January 14. Mrs Ortie McManigal traveled from Chicago to testify in the federal grand jury probe of the dynamite conspiracy. She visited John J McNamara at the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers office and asked for aid for her husband. McNamara reportedly gave $50 and urged silence. he was arrested three days later.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ortie McManigal
Chicago
Federal
John J. McNamara
McManigal
McNamara
Bodies of fire victims found among Equitable ruins
The bodies of three fire victims were found among the ice-covered ruins of the Equitable Life Assurance building after a massive blaze that caused about 20 million dollars in damage. The deceased are William Walsh fire chief, and William Campion and Frank Nieder watchmen for the Mercantile Trust. An expert said vaults containing 280 million dollars in securities were undamaged but will not be opened until cooled.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Willam Walsh
William Campion
Frank Nieder
Mercantile Trust Company
Equitable Company
Pastor Sought by Police in Pittsburgh After Burial
Coroner releases statement that county police hunt Rev McParland formerly linked to Presbyterian Giving and education roles. Elsie Coe, a Pittsburgh High School student linked to McParland, died last Friday. coroner cites unclear circumstances.
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Pittsburgh
Elsie
Coe
Wipl Mckarland
Do Po
Mod
Presbyterian
Sosston
Greenville
Pitteburgh
McParland
Academe de
Accidental Shooting Endangers Woman in Laporte Family Home
At the James Henry residence on the Yellow River road an accidental rifle discharge wounded Mrs. Anna Tonzo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Henry, with the bullet striking her between the shoulders and near the heart. James Gilroy, nephew of Mrs. Lonzo from South Bend, was cleaning the rifle and did not realize it was loaded.
Vindicate Murder Suspect Amid Identification Clash
A Marion press member testified in Columbus that John Curtain is not the man wanted for Wade Robinson’s murder in Landesville on December 18. The suspect Ralph Brown and William Allison were named in the case, and the resemblance to Curtain was found to be pronounced but not conclusive.
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Columbus
C. Be. Love
Marion
John Curtain
Ralph &. Brown
William QO. Allison
Wade Robinson
Landesville
Juove
Indictment Over Three Murders Kept In One Offense
Evansville judge refuses to quash William Lee indictment for the murders of his mother father and brother, ruling the acts are one sequence. Trial set for January 24. In South Bend 1200 Knights of the Maccabees to gather for northern Indiana and southern Michigan meeting January 22 with Milo Meredith as principal speaker.
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Sustaina Lee
Evansville
Spencer F
William Lee
South Bend
Milo Meredith
Wabash
Knights of the Maccabees
Indiana
Maccabees
Michigan
Jury Awards 15060 in Suit Against Police Insurance and Receiver
In South Bend on January 15 the jury found for Tillie Feddler against South Bend Police Insurance and Stuart MacKibbin receiver for the Insurance company, despite the plaintiff seeking only 3500 dollars. The verdict totaled 15060.
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South Bend
Tillie Feddler
South Bend Polce Insurance Company
Stuart MaccKibbin
Governor McDonald Takes Oath in Santa Fe Ceremony
New Mexico officials witnessed Governor McDonald take the oath as crowds cheered in Santa Fe. Flags and bunting adorned the Capitol city as residents celebrated the incoming administration and extended congratulations to the new executive.
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Santa Pe
New Mexico
Donald
Dusties
Pope
Sante Fe
Broken frog wrecks train near Noblesville
A broken frog caused a wreck seven miles south of Noblesville affecting a Pennsylvanian passenger train. No injuries were reported though property loss was considerable. Investigators attribute the accident to cold weather causing equipment failure.
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Noblesville
Pennavivantte
Ube Reg
Ambassadors Arrive in San Francisco for Annual Visit
Personal Whitelaw Heid and Mies Reid arrive in San Francisco for their yearly visit to Reichs terier tome. Robert Pion ambassador to Paris resigns to become Tetlow at tflar vaid university. John Grier Hibben elected to Prince ret university board, succeeding Woodrow Wolrean who resigned to run for New Jersey governor. Former Seattle mayor recall candidate Gilt flies petition for mayoral ballot in next month’s pan partisan primary.
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Whitelaw Heid
England
Mies. Reid
San Francisco
Mix
Reichs Terier Tome
Toy John Grier Hibben
Lowe, Wes
Prince Ret University
Iustiitution
Woodrow Wolrean
Povernor
New Jersey
Fram ¢. Gilt
Seattle
Composer L. E. Ganon Dies in Washington at 71
Ganon the well known musician composer and soldier died at his apartments in Washington on January 16 at age seventy one. He served as a noted figure in music and military circles.
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L. E., Ganon
Washington
Ganon
Fire damages Gary Tribune press rooms and main offices
A fire of mysterious origin gutted the Gary Tribune press rooms and damaged the main offices of the Tithe Publishing company. The blaze caused substantial losses but left other departments of the newspaper largely unaffected.
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Gary
Dan Lo
Gary Vilbune Britches
Addno
Tithe Pauehing Company
Ate Datinged
Patal Loss Wits Boy
Farmed Sued After Acid Death in Jefferson Township
A local man in Jefferson township committed suicide at his home using carbolic acid amid family distress and alleged fungimedal matters. Authorities report the incident happened after the farmer faced legal action and inquiries, with concerns surrounding his financial or personal pressures.
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Solivon
Khowo Farar
Jefferson Township
Acquittal in Rock Fort Murder Case Reported
An inmate at Myensville jail was acquitted in the murder of Wilhelm Gentry. The defendant stood at an open window at night and could hear jurors turning in the nearby courtroom, a few feet away.
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Myensville
Meyer
Rockfort
Wilhem Gentry
Ian
Walking for Nerves and the Benefit of Daily Jaunts
The text argues walking as a tonic for nerves deprived of pure oxygen, noting skin can feel dry and colorless when overstressed. Regular daily walks of four to five miles strengthen nerves, aid self control, and improve complexion more than other leisure activities.
Why They Scout
In a playful exchange Mrs Forward asks about her two sons in Boy Scouts and where they scout, while Mrs Tloward replies the reconnoitering happens at home in the refrigerator as a humorous aside.
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Mrs. Forward
Mother Gray's Powders for Children Advertisement
Many children suffer illness and teething troubles. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claim to relieve feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worm problems while regulating bowels. Pleasant tasting and popular with mothers for 27 years. Sold by druggists two cents samples provided by address A. vs Olmsted LeRoy SY.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO Ointment
Slogan laden item promoting PAZO Ointment with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure piles in 14 days. Includes unrelated quotes and moral note about living rightly. Mentions druggist refund and a sales tone.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Promoted as Digestive Aid
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a regulator for stomach, liver, and bowels. The product is sugar coated and marketed as tiny granules easy to take like candy, with a light warning that concern arises when people worry about others.
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Dr. Pierce
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Bar of Justice
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Sanderson
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Halifax Herald
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Senlis
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Robert Pion
Couthitis
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Murcer
Mark Twain
Wheeliog
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Derby ‘Medicine Co
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Dairy Association CO
MFRS
Lyndonville, Vt
U.S. A
Spira
Ca.hiles & CO
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Prometye
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Shevand Gifvar
Deer Creek
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Riley
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