Community Notes From South Wayne and Nearby
Local notices report illnesses including De Barnett and Mrs. Bowser while new births are announced for George Hilker's family. Residences under construction include a J Sullivan home on South Wayne. Socials feature Eva Smith visiting Lizzie Kirkpatrick and Celia Schoerpf’s surprise birthday at 80 Taylor Street. Fire alarm upgrades and seasonal skating forecast on South Side lake accompany church festival plans at St Peter’s. Master Percys celebrate 9th and 13th birthdays with gatherings of music and games.
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Webster
DeWald Streets
Williams Street
W. E. Doud
Everett & Doud
Indiana
Michigan
Celia Schoerpf
Taylor Street
Percy
Wall Street
William Besecker
South Wayne
South Side Lake
Madeline Meegan
West Creighton Avenue
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Notre Dame
Ind
Meegan
St. Peter’s Catholic
Catholic Knights
Benevolent Legion
J. F. Miller
Calhoun and
J. D. Bond
Miller
Lafayette and
Wallace Streets
South Broadway
Percy Bosworth
Senator Sherman on gold reserve and 3 percent bonds
Ohio Senator Sherman discusses his views from a new book and current policy. He criticizes Secretary Carlisle's plan to end legal tender, urges issuing five year bonds at 8 percent to fund government, and warns against draining gold reserves. He doubted silver legislation while Cleveland remained president.
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New York
Sherman
Ohio
Platt
Alger
Warner Miller
Carlisle
United States
Senate
Cleveland
Indiana Politicians Confer Over 1912 Nomination Prospects
In Indianapolis on November 21 the Republican meeting drew the largest off year gathering, with Harrison seen as likely nominee. Nine candidates for governor emerged, while state chairman race pitted J K Gowdy against Er Nebeker. Colonel Dick Thompson 87, ex secretary of the navy under Hayes, presided and announced a bid for delegate-at-large. C W Fairbanks and others spoke on tariff finance and foreign policy as Harrison’s nomination was forecast.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
J. K. Gowdy
Er. H. Nebeker
United States
Dick Thompson
Terre Haute
Secretary of the Navy
Hayes
C. W. Fairbanks
Voorhees
Civil Service Reform Annual Plans Readings in Washington
The National Civil Service Reform league will meet in Washington on December 12 and 18 with papers read at public meetings. Papers include Appointment and Tenure of Postmasters and Reign and Overthrow of an Office holding Oligarchy. Baltimore also reports the inauguration of Mayor Alcesus Hooper after a thirty year Republican leadership.
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New Yorks
National Civil Service Reform League
Washington
D. C
Carl Schurz
League
Cosmos Club
Richard Henry Dana
Cambridge
William Dudley Foulke
Indiana
Herbert Welch
Philadelphia
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston Merchants Association
Record on Waller case awaits French response
Washington reports friction over obtaining the record in the Waller case with France, the State Department not confirming a denial of the French government’s help. Officials say amnesty talk in Madagascar could free political prisoners, possibly including Waller, if action is taken.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Waller
Madagascar
Congressional figures noted in Iowa delegation row
Congressman Solliver is one of the 3 most popular members of the Iowa congressional delegation. Miss Pearsons is a niece of Hon D K Pearsons, the well known Chicago philanthropist.
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Solliver
Iowa
Miss Pearsons
D. K Pearsons
Chicago
Eloped with a homicide case shocks Kentucky
Hylen L. Skinner and Annie B. Curry wife of the Eddyville prison warden married after Skinner’s seven year term for killing Martin Bigwood. They eloped to St. Louis after the pardon aided by the warden’s daughter and governor Brown. the couple plans to return to Kentucky as forgiveness is extended.
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Papucah
Hylen L. Skinner
Annie B. Curry
Eddyville
Skinner
Killig Martin Bigwood
Brown
St. Louis
Tetog 2 Polaas at the United States Incident
Fragmentary note references Tetog 2 polaas at the United States. No further details are readable to establish a clear event, participants, location, or outcome.
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United States
Spaniards Surprise Cubans in Jutia Battle Near Cu Manajagua
Dispatch correspondent reports 450 insurgents armed near Cu manajagua are defeated by 150 Spanish soldiers due to Colonel Jose Gonzales neglecting camp guards. Infantry retreat organized. 250 of 450 insurgents return to camp next day. Suspicion Gonzales will be shot.
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Cumanajagua
Jutia
Cizafuegos
Jose Gonzales
Gonzales
Cuban Insurgent Order Promises Safe Harbors for Planters
Washington reports publish a translated insurgent order from Fifth Corps Chief Francesco J. Perez outlining protections for sugar plantations if labor and grinding halt for ten days, with fire as penalty for disobedience. It also notes the capture of the steamer Horsa and arrest of five Cuban insurgent leaders in Jamaica.
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Perez
Cuba
Washington
Santa Clara
Matanzas
Liberating Army of
Francesco J. Perez
Provisional Government
Horsa
Havana
Aguedores
Santiago de Cuba
Jamaica
New York
Cape Barnegat
Kingston
Francisco Carillo
Jose Aguirre
United States
Cubs
Churchill Visits Spanish Troops at Arderius in Cuba
Havana reports Lieutenant Winston Churchill eldest son of the late Lord Randolph Churchill, with companion Barnes, visiting Spanish forces at Arderius to study operations and learn soldier routines. He plans to tour General Campos camp in Santa Clara province to observe actual warfare.
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Havana
Winston Churchill
Lord Randolph Churchill
Barnes
Arderius
General Campos
Santa Clara
Glass Jobbers adjourn to Chicago after talks with manufacturers
In Detroit the American Window Glass Jobbers association failed to transact business without manufacturer input and adjourned to Chicago where the Manufacturers association is meeting. In Cedar Rapids Mrs. Bridget Lally 80 was found dead from a skull fracture. her sons Tom and Mike Lally and Frank Curran are held on suspicion. In Jefferson City Fred Limberger wanted for embezzlement was arrested and admitted his identity. extent of embezzlement unknown.
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Dexter
Robert Worley
Here
Early
Worley
Harly
Detroit
American Window Glass Jobbers’ Association
Chicago
Manufacturers’ Association
Cedar Rapids
Bridget Lally
Tom
Mike Lally
Frank Curran
Jefferson City
Fred Limberger
Evansville
Ind
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