Parker and Bryan Clash in 1904 Political Row
In a heated session the House debated candidates Parker and Bryan. Rep Hitchcock attacked Grosvenor’s statistics to bolster Parker, alleging GOP conspiracy and criticizing Bryan’s stance. Other members disputed figures as the chamber adjourned at 5:58 p.m. until Monday.
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Washington
Biretidoux
C. H. Grosvenor
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Parker
Bryan
Miles
New York
Jusice Farker
Bryans
Hitchcock
Kelfer
Olid
Grosvenor
Olle’ James
Kentucky
Foraker
Roosevelt
Gen. Keiter
Ania Q
Heiter
Broad
Dudge
Ansburs
Mann
Clinois
Million Dollar Fire at Portland In Early Morning Blaze
A brick Sendon building housing county and city offices burned after wire crossfire. The fire damaged the probate records and papers while insurance coverage was only 51,000. The loss is estimated near 21 million dollars.
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Portland
Sendon
Harvest Trust Indictment Roils Kentucky Machinery Market
Franklin Ky January 26 The Franklin County grand jury indicted the International Harvester Company of Milwaukee charging it conspired with McCormick Champion Deering and Osborne firms to regulate prices on mowers reapers binders and other harvesting machinery. The Kentucky anti trust statute provides penalties from 1000 to 4000 dollars for each offense.
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Franktort
Franklin, County
International Harvester Company
Milwaukee
McCormick, Champion, Deering and
Osborne
Kentucky
Bank cashier in Kansas commits suicide after arrest
Great Bend Kan Jan 24 W Leo Beckmohle cashier of the suspended Bank of Plumwood Wood Kan under arrest for making a false statement of the bank's condition in December shot and killed himself tonight.
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Great Bend
Kan
W. Leo Beckmohle
Plimwood
Bllinwood
Weather forecast highlights for Indiana and nearby regions
Washington reports indicate Indiana will see local rain or sun with warmer trend through Saturday while air turns slightly colder in the north. Oslo forecasts increasing cloudiness with possible rain or snow Saturday and Sunday fair. Lower Michigan expects cloudy conditions Saturday with local snows likely and colder air in the southeast. Morning temperatures fell to 12 degrees though a new low for the season was recorded. readings varied as the thermometer fluctuated.
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Indiana
North
Oslo
Michigan
Southeast
NW York
New York
Mach
Man attempts suicide in boarding house room
Gus Jungman a 50 year old boarder at Arlington Ohio attempted to end his life with a razor and pocket knife at a Broadway boarding house. He slashed his wrists and cut under the heart before being moved to St Josephs hospital where surgeons fought to save him. He spoke of foolishness and asked to die but later showed signs of improvement.
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Gus Tangman
Electric Works
Mya
Druelila Montzer
Broadway
Tungman
Kesier Wes
Richelflerfer
Pappert
Soliday
Jungmian
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jungman
Inter House
Juneman
Tix
Sergeant Pappert
Jiungman
journal-Gazette
Dr. McKeeman
Arlington
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ladie No
Gan
B. B. MeKroman
Mekeenvan
Proumong
Automobiles Race From New York to Paris Across Two Continents
A planned two continent car race starts in New York then follows a 5200 mile transcontinental route to San Francisco and across the Bering Strait to Siberia. Cars traverse twelve states, then Alaska to Siberia, totaling about 18000 miles by land and sea. The event aims to prove rail and motor feasibility between New York and Paris.
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Paris
North America
Siberia
New York City
Chicago
United States
San Francisco
Avhich Nomé
Fairbanks
Bering Etralt
Gane
Arivers
Aventer
Robinson Exits Race Hearts Deep Democratic Loyalty
Hon James M Robinson retires from the race for congress amid gratitude to friends and the Democratic Party. He notes no personal desire for politics but followed party urge, leaving three candidates in the race and urging unity within the district. Continued in another column.
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James M. Robinson
Congress
Robinson
Hoffmast
Robinson Ebsa
Hoffman
Cat
Mc. Robinson
Aretta- Journal- Gazette
Waitress of the Blood Royal Inherits Fortune
Miss Georgia A Smythe a Cambridge Street waitress in Boston learns she is heir to a New Brunswick fortune tied to Marie Fitzherbert wife of an unrecognized King George IV. Papers opened after 70 years reveal a $12 million pool with Smythe estimated to receive about $290000.
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Fitzherbert
Boston
the Globe
Georgia A. Smythe
Cambridge Street
New Brunswick
Marcie Fitzherbert
Sustors
England
Migs Smythe
Marie Fitzherbert
Windsor Castle
Edward
Still Another Oregon Senator Still Another Oregon Senator
Frank J. Heney seeks to link Oregon Senator W. Stiewer with Charles W. Fulton to a Lumber Company murder case. Prosecutors allege Fulton urged Hall to spurn criminal action against executives and instead push charges against the Butte Creek Live Steve and Lumber Company. Stiewer testified that correspondence was requested to be kept in Portland. Fulton allegedly chose a key letter and may have destroyed or retained it.
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Ingieidant
Stiewer
Hall
Jetter
Felco
Portland
Fultonm
Fulton
Michigan Moves Toward Prohibition Statewide
A Haworth press item reports a constitutional convention committee on liquor affairs voting to prohibit the manufacture and sale of malt, brewed, vinous and intoxicating liquors in Michigan after a specified date, allowing only medical scientific and sacramental uses. The note cites Ancaster on January 24 with reference to Aiton Arupasat and Sortan as part of the proceedings.
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Ancaster
Meh
Aiton
Democrats Plan Early Indiana State Convention
Indiana Democratic state committees meet January 36 at 11 o clock to designate dates for the state convention and handle routine business. Call issued by Stokes Jackson, state chairman. Debate splits over temperance local option into platform, with Ralston and Foley pushing local choice while party managers fear crowding. The convention may be held before the Republicans in April or early May to speed platform decisions.
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Ind
Stokes Jackson
Marsh
Hots
Saul M. Ralston
Lebanon
Foley
Crawfordshire
Ralston
Indiana Democratic Club
Cheiman
Jackson
Tadoree
Defiance for Judge Gould in Labor Dispute Editorial
Washington dispatch reports the American Federationist defending press rights and opposing injunctions in the Buck Stove and Range case. Samuel Gompers reiterates constitutional protections and vows Supreme Court appeal, while the Federation faces government action in the District of Columbia.
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American Federation of Labor
Buck Steve
Range Sempans
Samuel Gompers
American Federationist
Justice Gault
Te Presse
Gumpers
Buck Stove and Hange
American Federationiat
Gompers
United States Supreme Court
Federation of Labor
Wit Bromsht
Supreme Court of the District At Columbia
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Goulds
Iran
Three Men Arrested for Old Murder in Indiana
In Richmond Indiana on January 24 William Philpott of Milton and Peter Sturgess of Hamilton along with Dubais were arrested for a murder tied to Joseph Bauer of Warne County over two years old. A Mrs Ralph Buhols of Connersville 16 provided a confidential lead via her brother in law Bari dines. The three await grand jury investigation as authorities deny guilt.
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Richmond
Ind
Willian Philpott
Milton
Peter Sturgess
Hamilton
Joseph Bauer
Warne County
Ralph Buhols
Connersville
Bari Dines
Dubais
New York Snowstorm Strands City and Affects Poor
New York diging itself out after a two foot snowstorm that halted street traffic and delayed trains. Four deaths were reported with widespread damage and heavy demand on charity as tramp labor and relief efforts surged amid freezing weather. Shipping and coastal flooding disrupted vessels and shore towns along the Jersey coast faced washed shores and damaged piles.
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Salvation Army
New Jersey
Lone Island
Grand Central Station
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Sea Bright
Normandie
John M. Sémin
Jersey Enyst
Shrewsbury Tixer
Providence
New York
Boston
New London
Inera
Sandy Hogh
Newports Splendor Veiled in Severe Winter Storm
Newport and nearby waters faced a brutal winter blast with 65 to 70 mph winds and heavy snowfall. Two to three feet of snow piled up, temperatures dropped to eighteen degrees above zero, and shipping suffered as barges struggled to anchor. The storm halted Australia shipments and delayed services as crews battled icy conditions.
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Ewport
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