Miller Men Weakening in Watcon Delegates Fight
In Fort Frankfort area politics, Watson and Miller factions clash over uninstructed delegates to the state convention. Miller aides push for a free delegation while Watson leaders vow to uphold full delegation and resist compromises. Taylor gains strength amid factional split as primaries approach. In Angola, Cline and Freygang seek Democratic nomination with local party figures meeting to discuss candidacy. No senator ballot due to lack of quorum.
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Charles W. Miler
Miller Leutenants
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Allen County
Ana
Kovernor
Milter
Miller
Lotz
Adams
Major G. W. Wilson
Charles 5. Bast
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Bash
Bush
C. W. Cline
Angola
Harman Freygeng
Cliné
Congress
Freygang
Steuben County
Oval
Stephen A. Powers
Angela
Wes
Joseph “Adair
Colmbie Ir
Port ‘Warne
Tie
Auburn
Armwalnn
DeKalb County
Secretary Taft to Speak in Cleveland Tonight
Washington Jan 37 Secretary Taft will leave tomorrow night for Cleveland to address the Tippe Cane club of that city on the following day.
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Taft
Cleveland
Tigpecanse Club
Weather Forecast For Regions Amid Snow Threat
The weather map predicts rain and warmer conditions across Indiana and Minnesota Tuesday or Tuesday night, followed by colder May Wednesday night. Ohio sees snow Tuesday or Tuesday night with warming on Wednesday, then snow and chill. Lower Michigan reports snow Tuesday with eastern areas warming and partial snow Wednesday. The winter pattern is flagged by the meteorologist, with bright sunshine in Ennugis and a fresh wind. The day’s thermometer readings, wind direction, and barometric data accompany the forecast.
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Washington
Iniana
Minais
Ohio
Alichizan
Disturber in Finance Urges Currency Reform in Speech
Washington January witness Fowler, chairman of banking and currency, argues the United States monetary system is the world’s worst and advocates gold reserves and a government backed currency. He praises Grover Cleveland for silver policy, attacks the subtreasury, and cites J. P. Morgan's role in stabilizing markets while opposing a central bank.
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Jan
Jay Bir
Fowler
Committee On
Japan
Wher
Sata
Grover Cleveland
United States
Br. Fowler
Jas Lourde
Guspicion
J. P. Morgen
Morgan
Gibraltar
Powler
Rantral Bank
Agreement as to the Aldrich bill in early form
Washington January 37 the compiled text of the Aldrich bill to be submitted to the full committee after a meeting reviews treasury data. It includes tentative amendments from committee meetings and small provisions to function as an emergency measure. It mandates treasury notes on hand and immediate data gathering on new securities, with nationwide bond inspections and a state based currency distribution plan. Senator Aldrich expects Treasury data by Wednesday and bills reported by week’s end. Democratic members plan a substitute once data arrives, Bailey’s emergency deposits idea likely the main provocation.
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Washington
Aldrich
Tomalta
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Senate
Finance
Bailey
Currency Bill AP Proved by Bankers in Senate
Washington January 27 A currency bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Hogins and in the House by James McKinney of Ilbele. It bears endorsements from the Currency Commission appointed by the American Bankers Association and the executive council of the Illinois Bankers Association. The measure, if enacted now, would allocate 309,906,000 to meet recent needs. Carl Centivre of Hins City is noted in Notre Dame circles and eyed for a common wardenship this season. five finalists are named, with Centivre among them.
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Senate
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Lnet Af
James McKinney
Iubele
Currency Commission
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Thineis Bankers’ Association
Calerga
Carl Centilvre
Hins Crty
Notre Dame
Carls
Carl
L. Centivre
Thaw Defense Closes as Depressive Insanity Featured
The Thaw defense rests with depressive insanity as the alleged motive for Stanford White's death. Prosecutors seek rebuttal while a commission may hear Hammel's testimony. Justice Dowling probes mania depressive illness and its recurrence and Thaw smiles at the prospect of the trial’s river crossing.
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Pittsburg
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Hummel
Wag
Emeell
Wagner
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Justice Dowling
Mrs Caroline Olds Dies in Bluffton After Long Life
Special to the Journal Gazette notes Mrs Caroline Olds, aged 82, died at her Bluffton home two months after moving from Vermont. She was born in Vermont, lived in Fort Wayne, then Stone, and left ten children, including Jo Dills and A B Olds, and a brother George P. Robinson of Lagrange, among survivors.
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Fort Wayne
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Olds
Bluffton
Mes
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Frlena M. McClain
Bryan at Washington stands by 1900 era bid for presidency
Nebraskan William Jennings Bryan arrives in Washington denying any plan to yield to another Democrat seeking the presidency. He asserts he will be nominated and elected, with confidants noting his sober, cautious view of a possible White House term. Opposition claims wobble as business interests doubt a Bryan defeat.
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Illiem Jennings Bryan
Faurthermore
Elwcrats
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Red Purifona Awne
White House
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Nmber
Ore Dent
Ciih
Ted Whe
Firvan
Rayence
An Hin
Berar
Lime City Wants Canal to Boost Waterway Plan
Huntington records a lively meeting to promote the Waterweg canal project with Prof. W P Hart as president and Peter Scheiber as vice president. A labor federation in Fort Wayne issues resolutions urging coordinated political action and targets Governor candidate James B Watson for opposing organized labor.
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Huntington
Ind
Tantens
W. P. Hart
Peter Scheiber
B. H .Hued
Hart
Indianapolis
J. B. Kauner
Randall to Take Charge of Indiana Inland Waterways
The Hon. P. A. Randall of this city, vice president of the Indiana Inland Waterways Extension Association, will assume charge in Indiana during President Henry Riegenberg’s absence. Directors plan a meeting in Indianapolis soon to discuss the work.
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Indiana Inland Waterneys Extension Association
Wil Ausume
Indiana
Henry Riegenberg
Ianapolis
Indianapolis
Fine Work in Auditor's Office Highlighted
The article praises Linemrth and the staff for modernizing and updating tax records. It notes completed state transfers and improved record-keeping. Deputy County Auditor Cat Brown faces scrutiny over tax delinquency lists and public notices, with sales of back taxes drawing crowds to the auditor's office.
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Hentifor Linemrth
Tha
Lindemouth
Lorca
Cat Brown
Daily Journal-Gazette
Brown
Saic
Railroads Seek Delay for Nine Hour Law Change
Washington January 27 rail executives met with President Roosevelt and the Interstate Commerce Commission to urge delaying the March 4 start date of the nine hour law affecting telegraph operators and other railway workers. They asked for an amendment or extended deadline, arguing for a longer transition period and possible guidance from the ICC.
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American Railways
Rossevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Congress
Ronsevelt
Another Receivership For Chicago Milwaukee Line
ChitagN January 27 The second receivership has been appointed for the Chicago Milwaukee Electric Railroad Company as part of a broader effort linked to Intercats that favor the current management. A. C. Frost was named to oversee the rest amid financial concerns and continuing operations under the present president.
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Chicago- Ay Waulkes Electric Railroad — Company
Grossegg
Mt. Hate
A.C. Frost
Sutton defeats Morningstar in world balk line title bout
George Sutton of Oregon defeats Morningstar of New York in a world balk line championship at the Lenox Lyceum. The 18.2 inch line event ends with Sutton leading late in the contest and claiming the title.
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Dan
George Sitton
Ore Morningstar
New York
E Scare
Lenox Lyceum
Rape of Finland Decreed by Nicholas
A startling report from St. Petersburg and Helsinki claims the emperor has annexed the province of Finland to Russia. The alleged move would incorporate Vibars into the empire as part of a grand plan by the grand dwehr.
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Russia
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Dwehr
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