Georg Jacob Music House on the Square Promises Quality
The Georg Jacob Music House advertises a completed holiday exhibition featuring pianos organs and musical instruments. It promotes its economy through patronage and lists agent brands including Walter Runach Bach Chicksring Shontinger Lindeman Smith & Rams Shaeffer Haines Marshall Wendell Estey Seabold Burdett organs and various stringed instruments and music accessories.
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Jacobo Music
Walter
Ranich & Bach
Chick- Sring
Shontinger
Lindeman
Smith & Rams
Shaeffer, Haines, Marshall & Wendell
Find Langdon Pianos
Estey, Seabold and Burdett Organs
Wage agreement reached by street railway workers in Indiana
Geor ge F McCulloch Anderson and General Manager George F McCulloch led a conference with the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes about a wage scale for Indiana lines. The plan gives incremental raises for city lines and interurban routes, with increases across first five years and beyond, reflecting a substantial boost for workers in service more than two years. The committee, representing about 2,000 employees, approved the terms as satisfactory.
Wabash Bondsmen Settle City Deficit In Months
In Wabash Indiana on December 14 bondsmen led by Tosa B Tose city treasurer agreed to retire a deficit reported at about 2100 or 3900 through adjustments and loans. W J Gridley, accounting official, noted the shortage grew by roughly 2000 after an audit. Rose and associates pledged to cover the remaining shortfall, narrowing the net deficit to around 3500.
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Wabash
Ind
Tosa B. Tose
Owas
W. J. Gridley
Rose
British and German Warships Intercept Venezuelan Port
News wires report British and German warships ordered Venezuelan ships detained at La Guaira for five days amid port tensions. The shelling of Puerto Cabello fortress and customs house by British and German cruisers reaches Caracas, stirring fear and political maneuvering as leaders flee toward Curacao.
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Great Britain
Germany
la Guaira
Yenguela
RT Mucho
Hernandez
Maracaita
Curacao
Caracas
Castro
Maracaibo
Puerto Cabello
Charybilis
Vinéla
Puerto
La Guaira Blockaded as Warships Patrol Caribbean
From Willemstad Curacao dated December 14 the Daily Mail correspondent reports Anglo German warships enforcing a blockade of La Guaira Venezuela. The steamship Yucatan was warned by a British cruiser not to enter La Guaira and sailed back to Curacao. Venezuela declines a loan offer from a Caracas German banker to settle claims.
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London
Willemstad
Curacao
Daily Mail
la Guaira
Yucatan
Caracas
Ugaitet i
Venezuela
Americana
Associated Press
Onlee
Venezuela Crisis Sparks Appeals and World Reaction
Amid tensions in Venezuela, leaders urge prudence and resolve while calling for national unity. Reports describe public support, international commentary, and troop movements as Britain Germany and Italy respond to the crisis. The AP notes President’s calm leadership and growing resistance organization.
Police prank jokes about gambling raid ends in laughter
In Indianaportis the police superintendent staged a joke at a party hosted by William A Bagardus. Mayor Bookwalten and other dignitaries attended as Captain Kroger and Sergeant Hagerman arrived in disguise. Officers framed a mock raid, confiscating property while guests pleaded to stop. The superintendent eventually laughed and ended the ruse.
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Indianasporis
Bookwalten
William A. Bagardus
Kroger
Hagerman
Police’ Department
Indiana Pensions List From Washington December
A condensed roster of Indiana residents receiving pensions. Names and locations include Benjamin F. French of Indianapolis with eight dollars, Matthew Miller at National Military Home with twelve, plus many others across towns such as Lebanon Danville Union City Roanoke and Indianapolis. The list covers Originals Increases Reissues Widows Minors and Dependent Relatives with amounts ranging from three to seventeen dollars.
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Wasiting ON
Benjamin F. French
Indianapolis
Matthew Miller
National Military Home
Grant
Joseph Dulty
Mattsville
Adam Bigier
St. Anthony
John A. Lawhead
Newborg
Allen W. Conn
Cadiz
George Stolts
Lebanon
Joseph Mackenstorm
Ander Carthers
Princeton
B. Sipe
Ridgeville
Taverse
Motawk
Theodore Tabourd
Acton
Silay B. Kersey
Genterville
James W. Clark
Union City
Dennis Connors
Andrew J. Poder
Liberty
C and C Express Derailed Near Whitcomb
An eastbound Chesapeake and Ohio train derailed near Whitcomb causing two fatalities, a baggage master injured slightly, and minor injuries to others. The derailment halted service for two to three days before the line was cleared and trains resumed.
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Chesapeake & Brie Rjwig
Si Jasthigne
Whitcomb
Bugr
Secretary Moody Warns of Venezuelan Unrest Risk
Moody cautioned that punitive acts could harden Venezuelan minds and provoke retaliation against foreign residents, risking bloodshed. He noted it had not been decided whether any naval vessels would be sent to Venezuela.
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Venezuela
Navy
Moody
Venexuelen
Indiana Post Office Robbed at Madison Details
Madison Indiana December 14 burglars entered a post office at Vevay Switzerland County by blowing open the safe. They took about 340 in two lamps and $300 in money order blanks and other papers. The burglars escaped.
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Madison
Ind
Vevay
Switzerland County
Rush on coal roads reader shows massive coal shipment
Reading Pa December 14 The Philadelphia and Reading Railway reports over fifty locomotives in service transferring coast markets yesterday and today claiming 75000 tons started last night and today most destined for large eastern cities. The motive power is taxed as never before.
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Reading
Phil Adelphia & Reading Bairoad Company
Reopened British Legation in Garagas Garacas
Dec 14 report from Garagas Garacas notes the British legation reopened under American flag by W W Russell as Venezuela tensions rise. Bowen not in danger. Marietta’s presence unrequested. Caracas remains critical with German residents seeking refuge and boycotts of British and German goods continuing. Venezuelan enlistment accelerates as soldiers pour in from surrounding areas.
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Garacas
W. W. Russell
Venezuela
United States Guaranat
Marietta
la Guaira
United States
Bowen
Caracas
Tere
the Vy
Legation
Gowen
Italy’s Claims Against Venezuela Over Damages
The Italian government seeks compensation from Venezuela for damages to Italian subjects during the revolutions of 1898 and 1900. Britain and Germany agreed on a common course toward Venezuela, with Italian warships reportedly bound for Tripoli or Morocco now said to be headed to Venezuelan waters. Negotiations with Germany and Great Britain continue, and Foreign Minister Prinetti hopes to present a chamber statement tomorrow.
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London
Venezuela
Lansdowne
War Office
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Rome
Signor Riva
Venezuéla
Caracas
Giovanni Dausun
Waliga
Carlo al Jbertis
Otranto
Tripoli
Morocco
Venezuelan
Prinetti
Manly stand at Gastros debates drinking issue
Fragmented report mentions Gastros stance against drinking men and the warning to deliverers, combined with a Caracas dispatch describing mass demonstrations after Puerto Cabello bombardment and President Castro resisting reprisals. It notes crowds near the presidential palace and calls for principled action against armed foes while avoiding harm to civilians.
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Caracas
Puerto Cabello
Gaestry
Venezuela
Castro
Ballefield
Ageail
Gazetee
Europe
Mission workers in local pulpits present at three churches
Mr. Charles W. Hand Bir A. W. Halsey and Mr. William Bergen field secretaries of the American Board of Foreign Missions occupied pulpits yesterday. Hand spoke at the First Presbyterian church Gergen at Westminster and Halsey went to Kendallville to address the Presbyterian congregation there. All are nationally known in mission work.
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Charles W. Hand
A. W. Halsey
William Bergen
American Board of Foreign Missions
Kendallville
Hand
First Presbyterian Church
Gergen
Westminster
Mr. Halsey
Break Down At Pumping Station In Port Wayne
General Manager Max Hermant of the Port Wayne Gas company notified the police last night of two breaks at Pump No 2 near Hartford City. He urged patrolmen to warn consumers to prevent asphyxiation and fire risk as gas pressure dropped and repairs took about three hours. The danger included possible fires when pressure rose if outlets were opened or restored and burnable fumes filled empty spaces. Repairs were expected to finish by 10 o'clock with slight improvement noted before midnight.
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Max Hermant
Port Wayne Gas Company
Polies Department
Hartford Cit
Hofmann
Ancient Order of Hibernians elects officers in library
Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hibernians, met in the library Sunday afternoon and elected officers: President M V, Recording Secretary John Reed, Financial Secretary Owen Com, Treasurer Edward Quinn, Marshal Edward Quinn.
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Ancient Order of Hisbernians
Hell
Sunda
John Reed
Owen Com Marsial
Edward Quinn
Miss Elsie Eston Resigns Night Operator Post
Miss Elsie Eston resigns as night operator at the Lie Bell Telephone exchange and will become assistant postmistress at South Whitley in one week. A. J. Jump of Maysville Ohio underwent surgery at St Josephs hospital to remove decayed bone from his thigh performed by Dr Co BR Stemen. The Van Wert Bulletin notes Decatur Exe Case Co, successor to Eagle Stave, shifts to East End Stave and Heading. HH Sowers resigns to Fort Wayne and John J Butler succeeds.
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Elsie Eston
Lie Bell Telephone Exchange
South Whitley
A. J. Jump
Maysville
Ohio
St. Joseph's Hospital
BR Stemen
Joep
van Wert
Decatur Exe Case Company
Eagle Stave Compster
East End
Eagle
Sowers
Fort Wayne
John J. Butler
Washington watching closely on Venezuelan issue
Washington officials report no major new developments in the Venezuelan situation. The state department has made representations to Germany and Britain over the peaceful blockade and instructed ambassadors to resist any extension of the international right of peaceful blockade. Secretary Hay discussed the matter with the president but offered no public statement.
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Washington
Crow
Bowen
State Department
Hay
Boren
White House
Germany
Castro
Ciomens
Fry
Great Britin AC Chis
Telw
Postponement Delays December Federal Court Term
United States Commissioner S. Z. Lagan reported that the December term of the federal court, set to open tomorrow, has been postponed to January 20. The delay, due to backlog in Juddiney matters, makes way for the incoming Judge Anilereali as Judge Baker relinquishes the seat.
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United States
S. Z. “Lagan
Wis
Tomorow Qarning
Baker Relinus
Anilereali
Farms Wanted for Cash In Northern Indiana
Farmers sought for cash deals with best farms in northern Indiana. We buy or trade, offering favorable terms to purchasers. Visit Dreibelbiss abstract office Saturdays for particulars. Wars address SOLDIER COMPANY, Bankers and Real Estate Dealers, Ligonier, Tad.
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Fann Lanis
Mighi
Indiana
Dreibelbiss
Partic
Soldier Company
Ligonier, Tad
Remarkable Recovery After Dr Miles Heart and Nervine
A Michigan woman details a dramatic health revival from heart and nervous ailments after using Dr Miles remedies. She moved from extreme weakness and sleepless nights to daily walking and working, crediting Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine, and notes her daughter Vira also improved. She endorses the remedies and cites hospital appointments as unnecessary thereafter.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Vira
Frank Loomis
Allen, Mich
Elkhart, Ind
Notice to Pennington at Milwaukie Hotel Racine auction
The personal property of 5. I. Pennington and his wife formerly Mrs. Alice Durant may be sold at auction to satisfy a debt owed to Th. Silloway proprietor of the Hotel Racine. A warrant of attachment has been issued and, unless Pennington appears before Judge William Smaleding in January, judgment will be entered and the property seized to pay the debt of 1100 dollars. The remaining items are described as Pennington and his wife’s clothing left in their hotel rooms.
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Milwaukie
Der
Pennington
Alice Durant
Racine
Th. Silloway
Hotel
Elf
Pennings
Silloway
William Smaleding
Tracing
Mr. Silloway Krows
Alyno
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