Desperate County Caucus Swings Allen Delegates
In a tense district convention, Yeagley challenged Henry for the GOP nomination amid Allen and Lagrange county maneuvers. Rumors swirled about A Gilliams and Fairbanks indorsements, with Henry winning the crucial Allen split. The caucus settled with Yeagley gaining just enough support to appear viable while Henry secured decisive backing.
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For
Notintte
Sion
eSsers
Yeagler
A. Gilliams
Lagrange
Gilhams
Aller County
Cat Gers
Charles
Paign
Are Thether
Srogley
Allen County
Loundy Allen County
Henry
Feagley
Norning
Steuben
DeKnib
Lagratge
Raven
Whitley
Alapa County
Henryson
Aveline
Jay
Delaga
Cc. C. Ailiams
Utill
Arcadme
Yeagley
Tangratge
Nohla
Yengiay
Fairban
Charles W. Miller
Nts Frenga
Watson
R.S. Tastor
Fairbanks
Taylor
Mveltti
Teginnas
Mavenier
Thaw Case Hearings Outline Insanity Evidence
Testimony in the Harry K Thaw trial centers on insanity, with witnesses from Wooster University and family doctors detailing Thaw's irrational behavior. District Attorney Jerome restricts some testimony while Dr Deemar and other relatives face questions about Thaw’s mental condition and family history.
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VFAY
York
Aetter
Harry K. Thar
Stanford White
Charles Koehler
Winona
the Wooster (Onlo
Amy Grosette
Bandaten
Cal
Monte Carlo
Par
Eney
Joan T. Deemnar
Kittaning
Key Jerome
Thaw
Jerome
Nures
Ade & Welver
Dehu T. Deemar
Capley
Deemar
Dein Ross
Dowling
Littleton
Henry Copley
Réepoke
Western Lunatic Asylum
Staunton
Horace & Thay
Harry
Horace Thaw
Spain
Foster
Norfolk
Eastern State Hospital For the Insane
Wilamaboura
William S. Thaw
Evidenes
Mederonta
Littleran
John Rees
Tross
Hope Institution
Rose
Nava Aehler
Af Winns
Minn
Wooster Amniverissa
Teds
Jerome Itness
Alwaes
Galt Walged Jerhily
Keekler
Mr. Koehler
Dana
Mr. Koeller
Koonler
Bingham
Argon
Winsett
Tae
167 Fire Victims in Boyertown Fire
In Boyertown Pa a devastating fire at the Rhoades opera house killed 167 people with a possible total up to 176. Rescue workers, facing freezing conditions, recovered bodies amid mangled beams as the town of 2000 mourns many lost relatives while morgues struggle to handle the mass.
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Boyertown
Rhoades Opera House
Lavi Oiziit
Berks County
Outire
New Republic an State Committee Indorsements in Indiana
In Indianapolis on January 14 political conventions selected members of the Republican state committee and endorsed candidates. Fairbanks’s presidential boom drew support across most districts, while Governor Shaw’s administration and several congressmen gained formal endorsements. In the Eighth District ex-Congressman Cremer led the drive to elect a new chairman, with committee members chosen across all districts including Phelps Darby, Joseph H. Karr, Joseph B. Threap, Albert A. Tripp, Daniel Chapin, Bedusar M. Richmond, and others from Bransville, Braceville, Paoli, North-Vena, Richmond, and Indianapolis areas.
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Indianapolis
Ing
Indiana
Noy
Fairbanks
Hay
Rosse
Hugh
Taverna
Watson
Charles W. Mil Jer
Cremer
Ant Wearer
Ware
Phelps Darby
Bransville
Steand
Joseph H. Karr
Bracevilley
Joseph B Threap
Paoli
Albert A. Tripp
North
Veena Purl
Daniel Chapin
Borkville
Bedusar M
Richmond
Iverb
Vinatay
Qpolig
Fightin
Grant Newcomer
Ehwood
Gearan T. Drowiddy
Frankfurt
Andrew J. Hiey
Lepiete
Blevendi
Leroy Ben al
Tintinginns
James M. Henry
Woman Fires at Walsh's Attorney in Cotpago
A woman fired at attorney Semnel Riavail in Cotpago amid a mystery motive. The assailant, identified in fragments as Mrs. Meteal, fled. the scene involved Judge Audeyana and United States Marshal Hag.
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Semnel Riavail
Eneoiers
Ballaine
Walsh
Ars
Oulinin Weraurt
Audeyana
United States
Hag
Calamity in Boyertown Touches Fort Wayne Area
The burning of an opera house near Boyertown, Pa, claimed several victims, with brothers and sisters in the LeShaber family among the dead or missing. Reporter Ritior Shiber in Fort Wayne learned that his brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Y. Shober, died, while Joe Shober was away. The tragedy rippled through relatives in Lancaster and nearby towns as they confirmed losses and awaited final details.
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Boyertown
Peante
Useown
Opera House
Fort Wayne
Gark Shaber
Erlter
Cahoer Times-Herald
Oscar le Shaber
Prird Street
Pennsylvania
Port Wayne
Crestline
Rititor Shiber
Beavier
Tra 'Y. Shober
Joe Shober
Iyrrin
Strobel
Tyncaster
Halton
Fort Wynstonas City Finances Reported By Controller
City Controller August M Sehmidt presents the annual Fort Wynstonas finances to the city council. He highlights a large year end balance, municipal light plant expenses, reduced overall indebtedness, and careful management to sustain tax funds and essential services. The report urges prudence and continued fiscal restraint from all officials and departments.
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Schmidt
Henes
Common Council
Aunuat Dadget
Gleethcight
Siiking Fund
Market House
Monument Fund
Police and Firemen's Pension Fund
Ste
Fos
Fort Wathe
Indianapolis Life pays director slate at annual meeting
Col D N Foster named a director along with a varied slate in Indianapolis. Board members include Thomas Spare, Fr Hodges, M B Wilson, Chitin, John B Cockrum, Admiral George Brow Willem Fortones, August Af Kuhn, S Fomnele and KL Fisher. James P Goodrich and others from outside state attended as guarantors and panic holders.
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Indianapolis
Interscite Life
Day of Isurance Company
Ors
Thomas
H. Spare
Fr Hodges
M. B. Wilson
Chitin
John B. Cockrum
George Brow Willem Fortones
August Af Kuhn
S. Fomnele
KL Fisher
G [Ydianapolla
James P. Goodrich
Winhaston
Gol DS. Retter
F Wayne
Nery Fleets
William Portaney
Thomas E. Spahin
George Browns
B. Davenport
Vie Kutn
Pntate
Weather forecast summary for Michigan regions
Weather page shows garbled forecast text with notes of warmer conditions followed by colder spells. Mentions lower Michigan and Wednesday to Thursday trends. Contains unreadable fragments but implies a mix of rain likely and cooling after a warm spell.
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Westarsia
Calor
Michigan
Waterway Boom Draws Huntington Delegation and Support
The Waterways association meeting in the Commercial club rooms heard living evidence of broad public interest in the proposed Toledo Port Wayne Chicago canal from Lake Erie to Lake Michigan. Huntington citizens joined speakers including Frank B. Taylor, Congressman Gilliams, and John Paul Jones of Toledo, urging Congress and the Fort Wayne committee to push a preliminary survey and eventual hearing before the railways and canals committee.
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Lake Erie
Lake Michison
Waterwasa
Inskeyénidtydd
Huntington
Frank B. Taylor
Engineer Undey
Chicago
Gilliams
John Paul Jones
Toledo
Or Hosey
Congressional
Randall
Sterrtary Lagan
GC. Gilliams
Washington, D. C
Jan
Fort Wayne
Toledo-Port Wayne- Chicago
Ifr
Temenwar
Hinds
Counlz
Burton
Inis
Chis T
Hinde
Iim Sint
Davidson
Wirconati
Wig
Ptr
Miliware Ant Canals
Troy
Wayne Fa
Galling
Wayne Pan
Chienga
Oretieok
Mbel Prairetr
Vinelall
Yalerea
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John G. Yeagley
Anglia
Judge Roby
William L. Taylor
Wooster
Bonaparte
The
Voraner Streaser
Reading
Imid-Ii
Penn
Philadelphia & Reading Rafe Company
W. H. Reffrée
Vane Drier
Onway
Brooklyn
Ring Theater
Vienna
Jaeneee Jon An Weul
Lehman’s
SS Petersburg
Biffalo Music Hall
St. Louis
al InSi
Tempie Theater
Philadelphia
Entra Theater
Hiladel Hha
Klondike Theater
Any Lyceum
Iroquois Theater
Soares
Boxerton
NEW Republican State Committee
Charles W. Fairbanks
Cromer
Hie
Ira J. Shober
Boyertown, Pa
Gart Shober
C. L. Shober
Col
D. N. Foster
Interstate Life Assurance Company
Anssignapolis
Cualagne
Commercial Club
Cooley
Chicago Drainage Canal
Maumee River
Gilham
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