Home from Panama returns Elkhart carpenter
Templeton, the Elkhart carpenter who left last November for Panama, has returned and likely will stay. He worked at Ancon, near Panama City, in the government hospital grounds but found the climate undesirable. He reports two cages of yellow fever and much malaria among imported workers. Templeton traveled both ways via New York and may go back to Panama next fall.
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S&s
Templeton
Elkhart
Panama
Ancon
Fempleton
New York
Busy Bees Plan Friday Evening Entertainment
The Ladies Aid Society meeting with Mrs Ed Bover organized sewing activity. The Busy Bees club will stage dialogues recitations songs and drills at the McFarren school house Friday March 9 with admission ten cents.
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Ladies Aid Society
Ed. Bover
Busy Bees
McFarren
Richard
Smith
Merle Corson
Middlebury
Robert
William
Artery
Irv
Charles Dills
South Bend
Samuel ' Swinchart
Avith
Samuel Boltz
Myrtle Curtis
Jessie Bickel
E. G. Rigele
Goshen
Frank Cauffman
Theron Dills
Peart Hildish
Edwin
Alice Keely
Dunlaps
Ben ~Long
Discovery of 1889 Florence Dodge will affects Dodge estate
A probate filing in Goshen admits Florence M Dodge's 1889 will after a long lapse. The document names children Charlie H Edith M and Ralph E H and names Thompson as executor later replaced by M A Demarest. The case Baldwin versus Dodge seeks to set aside Henry C Dodge's will. estate valued around 6000 dollars. The spring term will likely hear the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Dodge
Florence M. Dodge
Eeith M. Baldwin
Dodge
H.C. Dodge
Lillie P. Emerson
Ella Conn
Charlies H
Edith M
Ralph EH
Henry C. Dodge
Nancy
BE. Dodge
Ralph C. Dodge
Local Health, Visits and Incidents Reported in Cleveland
Messrs. Earl and Ed Thornton suffer from quinty. Miss Francis Evans visited aunt Mrs Clara Johnson. Clayton Thornton at Goshen College misses classes due to a sore face. The Dishong home was entered and ransacked on Awardsburg road. Percy Kellogg ill with diphtheria. Mrs Mary High remains paralyzed but stable. Goldie Penrod visiting with Jesse and Mrs Penrod.
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Earl
Ed. Thornton
Francis Evans
Clara Johnson
Tra “Zigler
Andrew Zigler
J. Kants
Goshen
Molebash
Quinty
Clayton “Thornton
Merl Weyrick
Mary High
Goldie
Penrod
Jesse
Senate debate over statehood and Indian affairs in Washington
Washington notes a Senate debate with Senator Hopkins supporting a bill while Hale urged delaying statehood for territories. The day centered on Indian affairs and coal land disposal in Indian Territory. The House discussed military matters, including army appropriations and ranks, with limited progress before adjourning. The Daizelh bill chartering Lake Erie Canal Co. received passage with $60.9 million capital.
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Senate
Beveridge
Sator Hopkins
Hale
Indian Territory
Washington
House
Corbin
MacArthur
Grosvenor
Appropriations Committee
Military Committee
Daizelh Bil
Lake Erivhip Canal Company
Bank Looters Strike Kenney Bank Losses In Vault Standoff
Five masked bandits blew open the Kenney bank near Bloomington Wisconsin using nitroglycerin charged cases. They looted the outer money and liquor from a saloon, fired on residents during the chaos, then fled as the inner vault remained intact and several thousand dollars stayed secure.
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Bloomington
Kenney
Roosevelt Urges Joint Trade Pact To Avert Coal Strike
President Roosevelt intervenes to urge miners and operators to reach a joint interstate wage agreement for bituminous coal. A national convention of the United Mine Workers will be held in Indianapolis March 15 to seek a settlement and avoid an April 1 strike. Mitchell and Robbins led talks with other industry leaders in New York.
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New York
Yeb
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
United’ Mine Workers ‘of ‘America
United Miners
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Francis L. Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
Big Ominous
W. C. Perry
Southwestern Coal Association
B. F. Bush
Gould Railroads
White House
Washington, D.C
Robbins
National Civic Federation
Theodore Roosevelt
Ihand
Postmaster John L Moore of Cowden Short in Funds
Springfield Illinois February 28. Post Office Inspector report finds John L Moore Cowden postmaster short about 1000 dollars. Bondsmen have covered the shortage and have seized control of the Cowden post office. William Anderson, one of the bondsmen, took possession.
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Springfield
Til
Swift
John L. Moore
Cowden
Goa
William Anderson
Texas Mill and Compress Burn in Lagrange Loss Estimated at 200000
The compress owned by Schumacher Rosenberg and Go and the Alamo Lumber yard in Lagrange were destroyed by fire Tuesday evening. Twenty two thousand six hundred forty six bales of cotton stored there were lost. The total damage is placed at about 200000 dollars.
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Lagrange
Texas
Schumacher
Alamo Lumber Company
Arthur Balfour Elected to House of Commons for City of London
Arthur J. Balfour, former prime minister, won the City of London seat on Tuesday by a majority of 11,340 over liberal free trade opponent Thomas Gibson Bowles. The vote reflected strict party alignment.
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Arthur Balfour
London
Arthur J. Balfour
House of Commons
City of
Hig
Thomas Gibson Bowles
Nggas
Notable Bureau of Printing Official Visits New York
A leading official of the United States Bureau of Printing and Engraving recently visited New York to study and compare engravings by metropolitan engravers. The visit focused on evaluating techniques and quality for potential use in national projects.
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Bureau’ of Printing
Ron
En “York
Fragmentary OCR item from ABTA page
Disjointed text fragment from a newspaper page mentioning ABTA. readable content is insufficient to determine full event, names, or context.
Senator Allison’s Pension Bill Moment in Senate
In a tense Senate moment the Iowa senator, head of the appropriations panel, sought recognition and then offered a pension bill. The vice president paused, other senators reacted with humor as the chamber watched Allison’s bid for reference on a bill for Jennie Jones.
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New York Sun
Becky Sharp
John Doe
Fairbanks
Allison
Iowa
Senate
Spooner
Aldrich
Hale
Mr. Fairbanks
Jennie Jones
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Hale
Mr. Lodge
Mr. Allison
Congressman's Letter Reveals Voters' Political Ignorance
A reader recalls receiving a letter from a congressman stating the 59th Congress would start December 4. The narrator confesses ignorance of political districts and wards, noting surprise and self-critique at his own lack of knowledge.
Kaiser's son weds as empire marks silver wedding
In Berlin, Prince Eitel Frederick of Prussia wed Duchess Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg in a civil and religious ceremony at the imperial palace chapel. The wedding coincides with the emperor and empresss silver wedding anniversary, celebrated by charity drives and Berlin gala attire. The event drew 1,000 guests from European royal families and naval/industrial circles. The Kaiser ordered charitable funds redirected from gifts to support orphanages and public institutions across Germany.
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Berlin
Prince Eitel Frederick of
Prussia
Imperix Palace
Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg
Europe
Cownt Wedel
Augustus —of
Oldenburg
George
Louis of
Prince ‘Bitel
Frederick
William Hitel
Christian Charles
Mar‘mor
Potsdam
Duchess of
Kaiser
William
Germany
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Templeton, Elkhart
Carpenter
Alice
Sneath
Elkhart’s
South Fifth Street
Nellie
G. Sneath
Allie MM
Howard
Kala- Mich
Cath M. Strays
Cleveland News
Snc
Bright
Kenney, Ill
John
Ion Abta
Sun
Sme
Tam
Pringe- Ett
Sophie
Ber
Sophie Charlotte
Duchess Charlotte of Oldenburg
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