Thaw Story Tells of Peculiar Conduct and Bridge Whist
The Thaw case unfolds with testimony on insanity, nervous fits, and odd behavior. Witnesses recount Alfred Lee Thaw’s family taint, his whist club acts, and a package of cigarettes found before the tragedy.
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Clu
Benalt
Ely
Herry K
Suinford White
al of Wham
Jerr
Mars
Alfred Lee Thary
Richmond
Christopher Baggan
New York
Mini Ma
A Stein
August Weber
Fhaw
Jerome
Witncss
Gates
Schwab
Meulon
Ranch
Farr
Miss Stein
Explorer sails for Jugland on a bold zoological expedition
New York January 13. George A Derser, curator at Chicago Field Museum, sails today on the Lusitania to Jugland. He leads one of the most scientific expeditions ever undertaken seeking to study little known tribes and peoples in unknown Asia and Africa. The Chicago museum plans grand exhibitions to showcase new specimens gathered. Dr Lanter, of the Lutitia family, departs January 7 for three years abroad accompanying the expedition.
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New York
Gtorme A. Derser
Department of Mataropaingy
Fields Museum of Naunral
Chieags
Lusitania
Rmithy
Inguley
Chicago
Mr. Dorses
Laaioe
Uolutitta
Lams
Dr. Lanter
Winediv
Torser
Suppressed Letter Sparks Indiana Twelfth District Row
The article reports that the Indiana Twelfth district Republican convention failed to pass resolutions endorsing Charles W. Fairbanks. It says editors suppressed Judge Taylor's letter about the incident, while other districts did endorse Fairbanks. Local reporters noted evasive replies and a broader state effort to conceal the controversy, with mixed views among GOP figures and allies.
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Inderse Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Judge
journal-Gazette
Indianapolis News
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Chicago
Thirteenth District Convention Called
The Republican committee has sent in the call for the Thirteenth district convention. It will be held Tuesday April 4 at 7 PM in the theater room. Delegates and alternates from the district will attend to nominate candidates and elect delegates to the state Republican convention.
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KRNOX
Johne
Manreman
Elalemnad
Republisin
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Pasonal Republican Coriventen
MESSENGERS OF FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN ROOSEVELT AND BRAZIL
A diplomatic exchange between President Roosevelt and President Penna of Brazil reports mutual praise for the arrival and reception of the American naval fleet at Rio de Janeiro. Roosevelt thanks Penna for Brazilian hospitality, stressing friendship and the ships as symbols of peace and cooperation between the two republics.
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Nordh
Apfgns Penna
Bragi
Roosavelle Rapli
White House
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Afianan Penna
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Braall
United States
Renzi
Enim
Yan He
Gutond
Nileonons
Airship Contracts Bids From Washington Builders
The War Department opened bids from airship builders in Washington with Strobel Toledo bidder at 78,000 and Willan Reiserchaid offering 39,000 to complete balloons. Harry Schuller asks 25,000, R B Myvers 9,996, E W Creeley 312,500, John Rarity proposes a 20 mph ship for 0,000 to 15,000 and a 40 mph ship for 25,000 to 60,000. A government exhibition and tests in Washington will precede contract awards.
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Washington
Charles
Strbel
Toledo
War Department
Mr. Strobel
Willan Reiserchaid
Harry Schuller
R. B. Myvers
E.W. Creeey
John
Airahij
Monroeville Boy Hospitalized for Leg Injury
A Monroeville lad, Darht Laws, was brought to the city yesterday and admitted to Lutheran Hospital with a broken leg. Doctors fear amputation may be necessary, though a final decision will not be made until today.
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Laws Darht
Monroeville
Tacily
Lutheran
Indiana Pumber Men Hold Convention Report
In Indianapolis Indiana the Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers Association opened its statewide meeting with a banquet for about 490 attendees and a theater party for the wives and daughters of the firm men. The event marks a major gathering of industry professionals in the state.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Retail Lumber Dealeye Association
Weather forecast from Washington and surrounding regions
The readable forecast warns of colder weather through Thursday with strong northwest winds. It notes a mix of fair conditions late in the week, with potential warm or cold snaps and rough seas in the northeast.
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Washington
Tin
Gartians
Michlsane-Saeay
Lincoln Life Insurance a Record Year For Fort Wayne Firm
Fort Wayne residents celebrate a strong year for National Life, reporting over $600,000 in new business, $8,000 in death claims, and higher surplus. The annual meeting re-elected old directors and named new officers while noting robust growth and financial strength.
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Araud
Fort Warnes
Hee Libsom National Live
Arthur
Mall
Incom National Life
Fort Warne
Rasehtsen
Ain Fy Reade
Huhert Boerghot
Myis
Bo Cooley
Tir
Potem F A. Bugilsh
Wester
Artic Po
J. MeeDeneh
Poor Latien
Tabert Milard
B. Paw
Harry B. Now
DR. Ninde
Moree Poa
Randall
Roexni
I K. Saltford
Simon of Seas
Vonaman Pb Winnerman
Dean R Fle
Mt. Myrna
Alae Agues
Simon J. Straus
B. Paul Masses Beerélaty Wale
Howell C Renthiy
Secritary
Jackson for Party Alone Sets Democratic Stand
Indiana Democrats receive a formal statement from IS S Jackson, newly named state party chairman, pledging loyalty to the party over faction. He vows to resist control by any individual or group, promises harmony to win, and invites all Democrats to support principles and candidates at party headquarters. Signed in Greenfield, Indiana.
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Democratic Party
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Indiana
Democratic State Committee
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Ind
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Perconel
IS. S. Jackson
Democratic Comnitter
End Comes for Mrs Bowen After Gas Poisoning
Mrs Bowen 55 died at home after inhaling fumes from gas one week after she was found unconscious. Doctors Wherry and assistants failed to save her as the gas damaged her heart. Survived by brother James Jones of Dayton sister Celestina Bowens of Cleveland and brother William Nones of Kentucky. She was born in Philadelphia and had lived in Fort Wayne thirty years. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Barr
Udi
Fort Wayne
Bris
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Mary Whery
Wherry
William (. Nones
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Marriaze
George R. Bowen
Mers. Bowen
First Presbyterian
Great Steel Plants Planned for Irondale Texas
A Dallas report states a deal closed transferring holidays of the Star Crescent Irony company of Rusk Texas to W. Hague and associates. They plan a Great Steel plant in Me Te building and invest to raise and improve the capacity to produce rails and steel for railroads. The project includes machinery to manufacture fire rail for railroads and extend routes through Texas into Louisiana. The initiative has strong local backing with plans to build, finance, and expand in east Texas.
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JonrmabGagel
Dallas
Tex
Othe Star Cravcent Irony Company
Rusk
Inga
W. d. Hague
Alla
Eastern Canine Its
Hague
Sali
Fastinn
East Texas
Entitus
Rere
Railronda
Union Central
Nacogdaches
Louisiana
Aesoptte Jean
Riate
Deaths Miller. Miller dies in city. spouse and family named
An obituary notes Miller death with surviving wife and several children. Ceremonies planned at a local firm and home, with family members listed, including Sharir Abie and Tamil Meer. Service details appear at the family roots location, with business ties to Schons & Co.
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Merning
Sharir
Abie
Schons & Co
Death of Mrs Komp After Long Illness
Daniel Komp reports by telegram that his wife Mrs rank Komp died Tuesday after two years of poor health. She was forty five, survived by husband Daniel, sisters-in-law Mrs Cleo Komp and Mrs Macy Bir, and other family. The obituary notes a prior belief of possible recovery.
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Artis
Frank Komp
Saugatuck
Atteb
Rank Komp
Komp
Curoing
Cleo
Iss
Deniel Eon Parnas
Grant Rapti
Macy Bir
Feil
Warsaw man commits suicide at Goshen
Local report records the death of Charles Je Tenger, a severely ailing Warsaw man, who took an overdose of medicine in what authorities describe as a deliberate suicide. His widow states the husband’s death, while tragic, is not clearly accidental per family statements.
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Pairkabks
Pleker
Hetler
Charles Je Tenger
Warn ‘Wlernters
Fayly
Agserta
Beveridge Tariff Revision Bill Discussion Summary
The Beveridge bill from Indiana proposes a commission to study tariff law revisions and evaluate production costs and raw materials. It aims to investigate methods of measurement, pricing, and enforcement while outlining potential impacts on American industry and consumer prices.
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Indiana
Far & Com
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