Teacher's sacred mission at Indiana convention
Governor Marshall urged teachers to view their vocation beyond pay, stressing duty to educate with moral purpose. He warned against excessive specialization and favored broad civic preparation. Leslie Shaw and H Ports spoke on direct primaries and township schools amid ongoing convention coverage.
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Indianapolis
Thomas A. Marshall
America
Shaw
Wheodor Roosevelt
William St. Taft
Willian Jennings Bryat
Robert M. la Follette
Winn R. Vearst
Yainerliy Parce
Cylin
Ima H. Ports
Senacle
Huntinglyn County
Fourteen Ordinances to Be Ratified at City Council Meeting
The city council will consider fourteen ordinances including contracts for Market House and garbage services, a water sale regulation, and a utility meter ordinance. It will review reports on contracts and franchises, approve three contracts with Fort Wayne Electric, and take final action on third readings. Also on the agenda are settlement terms with Winkelmeyer estate, salary appropriations for city officials, and related financial reports.
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Srank
Mubgovan
Pommull
Goa
Gitous Coal Company
Epeinict
Spevial
Starket House
Bernard Borkenstein
Market House
Fort Wayte Electric
Aluim
Getler
Winkelmeyerie
Miblio Works
Brks
Andrew Carnegie Injured in a Bad Fall in New York
Reports say Andrew Carnegie sustained a dislocated shoulder and a possible leg injury after a fall near Wyak Palka Ventral in New York. He was taken home by carriage and treated by physicians. the incident delayed plans for a dinner in honor of Grvernne Wugies Uute.
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Andrew Carnegie
Anerry
Culekishe
Wyak Palka
Yverky New York
Carnegin
Seth
Park St
Uae
Var
Skiwi
Tle
City Leaders to Attend State Anti-Saloon Meeting
Zartman and Fox of this city plan to attend the annual meeting of the State Anti-Saloon League, where policy on statewide prohibition will be formed. Trustees from various denominations and professions are expected, with Indiana’s capital city buzzing over the push for prohibition and the legislative path required to enact it.
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Zartman and Fox
State Anti-Saloon League
Ayas
Vharehold Lrder
Frank ML Pox
Third Presbyterian
Ehlirety
Anti- Saluon League
Fort
Srkers
League
Fox
Zartmen
Indiana
Fallow
Trabee
Columbia
Ciero
Berne
Mdarkin
Mowler
Lutheringehurch of
Harlan
Likemaiher
General Assembly
Sierekcie General Assembly
Sammwiiile
Jarully
Amt
Fon
New Mercury Records Reported Amid Cold Evening Weather
The report notes a new temperature record with mercury readings near zero and a daytime high around 34 degrees. Officials warn of ongoing cold conditions and forecast continued frigid weather through the night and into tomorrow morning.
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Mermeneter
Port Wayne
Vuriance
Jesro
New York City Sees Eight-Man Municipal Control Board
The new New York City board, to take office January 1, includes eight powerful figures led by Mayor William J. Gaynor and Comptroller John Durrey Mitchell. They will direct expenditures of vast funds, oversee all contracts, and grant municipal franchises across five boroughs. The composition mixes fusion and democratic affiliations among leaders from Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Richmond.
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New York City
NEW Board OF Estimate
All Devine
Wate
Widertien
Board of
Aldertien Cachints
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bieiter
Collows
Pusicn
Democrat Independent
William “J. Gaynor
Musarm al Prendergast Comptroller
Fisiun
John Durrey Alitchell
Aldermen
Ufusian
Georga Meaneny
Presiden
Fusion
Alfred Ke Steers
Booklyn
Uxritee Biller
Bronx Gusiany
la Teate
George Crews
Richmond
America
Sears
Eroment
Grimes Dealt in Large Figures
Indianapolis rocord reports Frank E issie of Jeffersarville named to the Indiana railroad commission to succeed Henry Dowling. Governor Marshall quietly reorganized the commission to meet statutory terms, appointing members for four three and two year terms. W J Weon leads the commission and the trio includes Han Dayne and Mp Payne, reflecting the new configuration after Dowling’s resignation.
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Indianapolis
Roc
Frank Eissie
Jeffersarville
Railroad Commission
Dowling
Marshall
W. J. Weon
Vhaymt
Commission
Hewls Uy
Han
Sind
Payne
Extradition case ties farm purchase to arrest in Baltimore
Ayiliam Grimes a clerical worker was arrested after buying a farm for 23000 and passing a worthless check for 6000 during a scheme involving the Straus Bros and Christies drug store. He confessed to writing the check and was held at police headquarters after a string of forged drafts and a failed rent purchase. The case links to a First National Bank telegram and a planned transfer in Rustinore. Grimes also faced a separate charge of larceny tied to the forged cheque scheme.
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Ayiliam Grimes
Eichbolel Ter
Straus Bros
Po- Hce
Tre
Qrimox
Rustinore
Bie
Bank Euphysa
Lia Firat National Bante
Ballunore
Mtavey
Grimes
Sautiamen
Penmananty
Saw Father Son By Whirled To Death
A fragmented report describes a fatal incident where a man and boy died after being moved or swept by a whirlpool like force. Details are sparse with multiple garbled words but indicate a violent accidental death. Authorities and witnesses are not clearly identified in the readable text.
Taft Promises Congressional Action to Conserve Resources
President Taft pledges that present Congress will enact laws to preserve natural resources through practical conservation statutes. The speech outlines planned messages to Congress, cooperation with commissions, and expected legislative steps on public lands and resource regulation amid political debate.
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Congress
Washington
Taft
Hashin
Bollinger
Lort
Aullinaeen
Western Republicans Split Over President's Anti Trust Stance
Washington reports consternation among western Republicans as the House debates the president's push to soften the Sherman Antitrust Act and back federal charters for interstate corporations. Standpatters resist while seeking to protect electoral support, with Aldrich and Cannon urging modified policy to avert a Supreme Court ruling and possible disaster for party unity.
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Washington
House
Congress
Tiesterit
Libewy
Alduirhalt
Cannon
T Department
Supreme Court
Cicuit Court
Suansherd
Jesh Cannon
Aldrich
Aldrich Aia Cagmen
Wwe Ureir
Woohl
Stitt
Lis Heeq
Serond Hneenss
Senate
Crummon Ie
Faye
Walt Emate
Tisle
Aosslin
Ube
Wits Hamnax
Orimans
Sof
Dane Ik
Nike
Fae
Jett
Wadbeadiey
Jenner
Last Dividend for Elkhaban's Creditors Declared
In December, a final dividend of 46 per cent was allotted to creditors of Elkhaban. The document notes the bank’s order and the associated liquidation steps, referencing the Lathan Street banks and related trustees.
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Cuy Dacs
Winklemeyer
Yriget
Anti-Seloon League
Prohibition
Nercgury
Maximnia
Furpenst
Mwinele
Pridas
Uriday
Lower
Michigan
Phicagl
Indianapolia
Sorkya Saeerchise
Rairoad Commission
FE Payne
Weley Cea
Tilburn
Offens Grimme
Umeda
Uirisero
Pertiand
Cedon
Tan
Ty Prsiniella
Tal
Coningy
Jik
Ars
Vin Stegman
Clevehind
Ups
George
Suurtey
Marsha Pettler
Dniuehier
Peerse Pettler
Stimrit Street
Joseph's Hospital
Mir. Taft
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