Presbyterian Pastor Praises Peruna in Public Testimony
Rev E G Smith pastor of Greensboro Georgia testifies Peruna cleared his family catarrh and vigor restored after two bottles. M J Rossman a Greensboro merchant and elder calls Peruna grand medicine after kidney catarrh relief. Senator S D McEnery of Louisiana endorses Peruna as an excellent tonic. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice if no results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
E. G. Smith
Presbyterian Church of
Greensboro
M.J. Rossman
That Place
Peruna
D. McEnery
United States
Louisiana
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
S. D. McEnery
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Philippine Tariff Debate Roils Senate Chamber
In Washington on Jan 29 a Philippine tariff dispute dominated the Senate for about three hours with bitter personal exchanges. Tillman clashed with Spooner over whether the Philippines are part of the United States, while Teller pressed for a strong constitutional framework and timely peace, citing reports of atrocities and alleged concentration camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dubois
General Wheaton
West Point
Spooner
Bacon
Georgia
United States War Department
Tillman
Philippine Islands
United States
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Teller
Philippine Archipelago
Telier
Manila
Philippines
Islands
Weyter
Colloquy on Race and Philippines Sparks Senate Exchange
Senators Tillman Spooner and Teller clash over lynching race laws in the Philippines and the treatment of colored people at home. The exchange touches on the Platt amendment, extra sessions, and a probing question about whether people are treated as property under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Spooner
Tilliman
Philippine
Philippines
Kansas
South Carolina
Congress
Senator Teller and Beveridge clash over press censorship
The dispute centers on censorship claims about Manila dispatches. Beveridge defends his courtesy and accuracy, while Teller accuses a senator of lying. Lodge Hawley and Platt protest Teller's factual challenge as Frye to enforce floor interrupt rules.
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Anthor
Teller
Taft
Severidge
Manila
Associated Press
Beveridge
Colorado Statesman
General Wheaton
Schurman
Lodge
Hawley
Platt
Connecticut
Colorado
Frye
Colored Jury Tries a Negro in Indiana Burglary Case
Shelbyville Indiana January 29 for the first time perhaps in Indiana a jury of colored men is trying a negro defendant William Logwood charged with burglary of the home of Robert Smith colored Logwood was captured after being beaten nearly to death by the Smith family He asked for a jury of colored men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Indiana
William Logwood
Robert Smith
Logwood
Smith
President of the A. D. T. Dead
Herbert D. Bennett, president of the American District Telegraph company the Ili nois District Telegraph company and the National District Telegraph company, died suddenly at his Columbus home Monday of heart disease. He was 84.
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Columbus
Herbert D. Bennett
American District Telegraph Company
Ilinois District Telegraph Company
National District Telegraph Company
Widow Wins Large Prize for Magazine Name
Mrs. Jennie B. Smith of Cadilla Michigan, a widow with two children, was notified by the Art Publishing Company of New York that one of her five suggested names was adopted for their new magazine. She will receive a prize of $3,500.
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Cadilla, Mich
Jennie B. Smith
Art Publishing Company
New York
James resigns Chicago post to lead Northwestern University
Dr. Edmund J. James professor of public administration and director of the extension division at the University of Chicago resigned yesterday to accept the presidency of Northwestern University to which he had been elected earlier.
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Chicago
Edmund J. James
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Rear Admiral Lewis A. Kimberly Dies at 72
Rear Admiral Lewis A. Kimberly retired, died yesterday at Newton Massachusetts from heart trouble. He had a fine Navy record and was 72 years old.
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Washington
Lewis A. Kimberly
Newton
Mass
Pin Prick Fatal for Florence Woman
Mary Battey wife of Florence postmaster D C Battey died Monday from blood poisoning caused by a pin prick. The death occurred in Florence Kansas on January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Kan
Mary Battey
D. C. Battey
Train Crash Kills Three at West Hammond Crossing
Three people died and four were seriously injured when a Michigan Central train struck a closed carriage at a West Hammond Indiana crossing. Victims are Mrs Mary Polek Joseph Bojek and Joseph Swisgak. the party had just left a funeral.
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Chicago
Michigan Central
West Hammond
Ind
Mary Polek
Joseph Bojek
Joseph Swisgak
Military appropriation bill nearing completion in House
The house committee on military affairs nearly finishes the military appropriation bill. It totals about 91 million dollars, roughly 10 million below the estimates and 26 million under last year's appropriations.
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Washington
House Committee On
Mine Workers Adopt Salary Scale and Per Diem Increases
In Indianapolis on January 29 the Mine Workers session approved a 10 percent general wage rise for bituminous mining and a 15 cent run-of-mine differential. National officer salaries were raised to 1800 for president and 1400 for vice presidents, with per diem increases for the national executive and auditing boards. An assessment of 10 cents per member monthly was approved to aid ongoing strikes, with penalties for districts failing to remit within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mine Workers’ Journal
National Executive Board
United Mine Workers
National Auditing Committee
Rear Admiral Schley Guests in Louisville Real Welcome
Rear Admiral Schley arrived in Louisville on a brisk January evening to a long ovation. He was greeted by a large crowd, escorted to Marion Taylor House by the board of trade and Knight Templars committee, and thanked via brief greetings at stops along the Chicago to Louisville trip. Schools reportedly closed so children could glimpse him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sehley
Board of Trade
Knight Templars
Marion Hk. Taylor
Chicago
Ship company shares profits with key officers
Captain W. W. Smith and Joseph Hayes, chief engineer of the Pittsburg Steam ship company, each received checks for $2,141 yesterday under the plan to share profits with employees who influence operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. W. Smith
Joseph Hayes
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Attorney General Rules Plumbing Certificate Transfer Allowed
Lansing January 20 attorney general Oren rules that a plumber with a health board certificate may practice in another city by presenting the certificate and registering, enabling service across city lines.
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Lansing
Mich
Oren
Board of Health
Roosevelt Made an Honorary Member of Union League
Chicago January 29 President Theodore Roosevelt was last night elected an honorary member of the Union League club of Chicago by a unanimous rising vote amid cheers.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Union League Club of
Hotel Guests Flee Lindell Fire Next Door in St Louis
A fire at the seven story O Neill building next to the Lindell hotel in St Louis drives 230 guests from their rooms. The blaze damages both structures with losses near 300000 dollars. Firefighters halt the spread and evacuations continue as smoke and water damage mount.
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Lindell Hotel
St. Louis
Seventh Street
Washington Avenue
O'Neill
Lu. Bauman Jewelry Company
Lindell
Fire at Fleet Street tenement kills eight in Boston
A Boston blaze in a four story Italian tenement on Fleet street in the north end killed eight adults and a child and critically burned three more. Seven victims perished on the upper floors as residents leaped from windows before firefighters controlled the flames.
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Boston
Fleet Street
North End
Michigan Supreme Court Affirms Ruling in Maccabees Case
The Michigan Supreme Court upheld the Washtenaw circuit court ruling over the Maccabees case. It dismisses the obstruction claim and allows the great hive to pursue expansion into other states while asserting ownership of ritual work. The case moves to full merits on questions of fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
Dan
Supreme Court
Washtenaw Circuit Court
Supreme Hive
Michigan
Police thwart planned hold-up at Sioux City opera house
Sioux City police uncovered a plot to rob the opera house during the Mary Mannering play Janice Mere dith on Monday night. Armed officers guarded all entrances during the performance, preventing the earlier year's successful theater hold up from repeating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Opera House
Janice Meredith
Mary Mannering
Mrs Rivier Likely Fatally Burned In Gas Stove Explosion
In Roanoke Illinois on Monday Mrs Paul Rivier suffered probable fatal burns when a gas oil stove exploded. Her husband and son, who carried her outside and rolled her in snow to extinguish the flames, were also severely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Lls
Paul Rivier
Embezzlement Charge Stuns Local Lodge in Maryville
Alwin Charles 65, longtime secretary of the local Odd Fellows lodge, is jailed in Maryville Mo after allegedly embezzling 1600 dollars from lodge funds. The case ties to his thirteen years as secretary and the lodge’s confidential records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
Alwin Charles
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Proposals to End the War in South Africa Referenced
British Parliament hears no peace overtures from Boer representatives. A late Saturday Dutch government communication is under consideration. The Times calls for a firm clear answer and rejects opening talks with other powers. MacLeanley policy cited.
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South Africa
London
Labouchere
Balfour
Petit Blue
Brussels
Isingerites
the Times
MacWinley
Terrible Fate of an Indian in Shawnee Trial by Mob
Fred Tiner a full-blood Shawnee was accused of outraging three Shawnee women. He was tied to a stake to be burned by a tribal mob and tortured before Deputy Marshal Davis intervened, rescuing him and taking him to jail in Weweeka.
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Guthrie
O. T
Fred Tiner
United States
Davis
Arbeka
IL. T
Weweeka
Tiner
Senate approves Philippine inquiry and new Commerce and Labor Department
Washington Jan 29 the senate adopted a resolution for an investigation of the Philippine situation by the Philippines committee and approved selling the Congressional Record to the public. The bill creating a new executive department named the department of commerce and labor includes the labor and census bureaus but excludes the interstate commerce commission. Private pension bills passed after a long debate on the Philippine issue. An executive session was held. the house was not in session.
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Washington
Senate
Philippines Committee
Labor Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Census Bureau
House
Grocers Hear What Has Been Done
Milwaukee convention of National Retail Grocers heard Joseph K. Williams of Indiana present a paper on What Indiana Has Done and J B Coningham of Nebraska discussed the state’s retail grocers and merchants efforts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National
Joseph K. Willams
Indiana
J. B. Coningham
Nebraska
Lumber Dealers Open Convention in Cincinnati
The first session of the convention of the United Lumber Dealers Association convened yesterday at the Grand hotel in Cincinnati. About 200 to 300 members attended from Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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Lumber Dealers In Convention
Cincinnati
The
United Lumber. Dealers’ Association
Grand* Hotel
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Penasvaria
Struck Indianapolis Round House Quiet as Turmoil Eases
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern imported twenty machinists from St Louis to restart work in the Terre Haute round house as talks with Labor Commissioner McCormick and Frank Schmidt move toward settlement. Strikers deny grievances, blaming reduced profits for layoffs. Meanwhile in Terre Haute a striker shot during a car attack, X Hagerman dies, and three trainmen face manslaughter charges. Traffic remains light with occasional hack lines for nonpatrons.
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Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
St. Louis
Round House
Bec Ime
L. P. McCormick
Frank Schmidt
Indianapolis
I. G. Rawn
I’ead
Terre Haute
Ind
IKX
H. Hagerman
Seeleyville
Hagerman
Preparing to Fight Smallpox in Indianapolis
Indianapolis January 29 emergency city board of health meeting authorized two more inspectors to tackle smallpox and discussed vaccination appeals. With school commissioners meeting tonight the vaccination question for schools may be addressed. A temporary pest house was debated but set aside. members will seek outside-city rental options for a temporary facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
City ‘Board of Health
Buehler
Board of School Commissioners
Woman Recovers $700 Buried Gold in Muncie
Mrs. Lee Glass of Muncie Indiana found seven hundred dollars in gold buried by her father William Reed under a porch at his Grant street home. Reed, who died a week earlier, said before his death the money was secreted there but was distraught and not believed at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Lee Glass
William Reed
Grant Street
Reed
Gusher Struck by Terre Haute Coal Company Drilling
Sullivan Ind January 29 The Bogle Coal company of Terre Haute struck a strong water flow two miles north of the city while drilling for coal at a depth of seventy two feet. The water shoots five feet high and has sparked much excitement as the water question dominates local talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Bogle Coal Company
Terre Haute
Jail Delivery Prevented by a Dog
Fifteen prisoners on the second floor of Madison county jail in Anderson Indiana were nearly ready to escape yesterday when Sheriff Houston discovered them A bulldog in the jail barked at the rattle of saws as bars were being removed leading to an investigation and thwarting the escape attempt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Houston
Schley greeted by crowd at Lafayette on Monon train
Nearly 1,000 people gathered in Lafayette Indiana to welcome Admiral Schley during a brief stop of the Monon train from Chicago. The Purdue college yell rang out as the admiral appeared on the rear platform to wave to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Admiral Schley
Monon
Purdue College
Chicago
Notable 1900s Global Affairs Mixed in Briefs
The outline cites various early 20th century items including Neely's Cuban misappropriation loss of 131 413 dollars, bribery under City Council scrutiny in St. Louis, a peace proposal from the Dutch to Britain on South African affairs, New York tunnel explosion losses under 150 000, Senator Hoar proposing 100 dollars monthly blindness pension, Emperor William gifting yachts Meteor and Comet to the German navy, Eugene Dupont's death at 61 near Wilmington Delaware, 200 soldiers frozen to death in northern Japan, President Roosevelt sending birthday congratulations to Emperor William, Funston’s army plans, a suspended government business in Peking for Chinese New Year, and related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Gregory
Wao
Talk
Emperor William
Ieugene Dupont
B. I. Dupont, de. Nemours & Co
Wilmington
Del
Norhern
Japan
Roosevelt
William
Germany
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Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church of
Greensboro, Ga
Attorneys-at-Law
John M. VanFleet
Vernon W. VanFleet VanFleet
VanFleet & Lawyzxk
Indiana National Bank
R. M. Johnson
J. D. Osborne
Johnson & Osborne
U. S. Flag Building
South Main Street
St. Joseph Valley Bank
E. Corbett. Co. C. Raymer Corbett & Raymer
Hemel
S.B
Wrner
S. Main, St., Opp. PO
Malcolm Pounder
Lexington Ave
Dr. Haggerty
Physicians and Surgeons
GC. Baumgartner
A. J. Baumgartnar
Drs. Baumgartner & Son
Division Street
Spolin
Edward C. Crow
D.O
Elizabeth M. Crow
D.O. Crow & Crow
Osteopathic Physicians
W. L. Riggs
Spahn
W. H. Thomas
Harrison Street
Marion Street
J.G. Querard
Jackson Street
Sage
China
Norris E. Felt
Main St
R. G. Burns
Main Street
Over Wells’ Clothing Store
GUN Store
S. Main St
Burke
OWA
Tillman and
Awhille
Northwestern
Kimberly
Bellwood
Neb
Platte Valley
State Bank
Sosesurlol
Schley
Ment
Lindel
Maccabees Interested
Michigan Supreme Court
John A. Hinsey
Knights of Pythias
Inter-Domain Lodge
Arbitration Board
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