Public Dispute Over Water Politics and Rockefeller Critique
The piece reflects partisan debate on water supply funding and management, noting labor contentment in Fort Wayne and attacks on the Hoover era water fix. It includes Bryan’s criticism of gifts from monopolies, Rockefeller wealth, and alleged abuses by Standard Oil, questioning the propriety of corporate donations to colleges and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
John D. Rockfeler
Robbins Travelens
Ale
Christan College
Rockefeller
Standard Ol Company
Standard Oll
Standart Oil Company
Atate
Currency scheme to retire United States notes proposed
Alexander Purves of Hampton Institute outlines a plan in Bunkers Magazine to gradually retire United States notes by selling forested ponds and using gold and government credit to fund deposits and low interest lending. The proposal aims to retire the currency and strengthen federal credit while benefiting the public under specified restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Purves
Hampton Institute
Bunkers
United States
United States States
Currency Reform Discussed with Bond Based Bank Note Plan
A detailed proposal explores using bonds as a basis for a new currency and allows banks to issue elastic currency. The plan aims to retire greenbacks, fund interest on bonds from new revenue, and benefits southern and western states while easing treasury gold burdens. It envisions bank notes backed by bonds and targeted rural district support.
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United States
Middle States
Lorren
Wiemindie
Talislons
West Une
Mangas
Delaware
Maryland
Virginis
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentunley
Ohi
Tadlsttta
Illinois
Missouri
Low
Michigan
Wisconsin
Netra
California
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Ackangas
Louisiia
Mississippi
Tuxadwe
Sid
Purves
Wales
Treasury
Banka
Death strikes A. Diamond merchant in Fort Wayne
Advivh Diamond of Pollitzer Bros died suddenly from heart disease after a morning illness. The Prussia born Fort Wayne merchant, 41, led a large commission house and leaves a wife Henrivinie and eight children. He held Masonic and Royal Arcanum memberships and was a trusted financier. Funeral is set for 2 PM at the family rest home with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advivh Dismond
Pollitzer Bros
Hia
England
America
Fort Wayne
Har
Tle
Muntington
Mypacia
Lafayette
Pottlitzer
Diamond
Henrivinie Pottlitzer
Selig Voltlitzer
aArthur
Leon
Doris
Lester
Jacob
Helen
Alice Barmour
Georg
Diamom
Wayne Lodge
New York
Royal Arcanum
Travelers' Protecsive Association
Ube Standard Club
Corober
Barrett
Heney
Victim of Plague Dies in Berlin Research Barrack
Dr. Milan Sacha, a young Viennese physician, died in Berlin after contracting plague while researching at the Bacteriological Institute. He had studied the disease in Agram and Balkan cities and was moved to an isolated barrack before his death. Authorities warn the public of steps to prevent spread.
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Berlin
Milan Sacha
Agram
Balkan
Berln
Revision fight in Reform ed church settles at compromise
At Asbury Park New Jersey on June 6 the reform church synod ended a revision clash by adopting Dr Hutton’s plan for an optional revised communion form. The old form remains available for traditionalists while the shortened service uses the revised version. Dr H B Dosker was re elected and the synod adjourned until Monday.
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Asbury Pak
N. J
Reformed Church Synod
Hitton
Hutton
N. M. Stebbins
Drbugie
Iowa
H. B. Dosker
United States Consul Dies in Colombia
U S consul Ingersoll Ries in Colombia died of dysentery while en route to New York. Funeral services were held this afternoon. Mr Ingersoll was on official duties in Cartagen a when he fell ill and passed away.
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Colon
Coliralia
T. CL Ingersoll
Uhngis
United States
Conatr al Carthagena
New York
Inger
Local Indiana paper notes new cooperative venture
The article reports the formation of a new cooperative by Henry fApEr and George Mrttuilect with ties to the Muncie Star and Terre Haute lexarese, published in Indiana. J. IL, Kaonte & Son are named as established participants in the venture.
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Quiver Herald
Al-Cultumat
de Lassett
Fiesett
Jtume Hapin
Orchordayile Journal
St New Unplex
Kooparetoe
Stronaaus
South Bend
Indiana
Tribune
Republisa
Bawe
As City Journal
Gas City
Converse
Indianapolis
Wentworth
The
Trine
Louis T. Golding
Ure St. TaRepis May Mats
Conten
Schul Miterprise
Wd Meena
Wiel Mhive
Ian Letlechor
Crom Jo Menai
Aial
Dhe
Natler
Wilt Luewte
Uke Newspa
Kendalmvidle
Conlegin Agit
Morelag
Henry fApEr
George
Uelam
Cooparty
J. Il, Kaonte & Son
Soll Was a Nephew of the Tate Robert Gh Ingersull
Soll was identified as a nephew of Tate Robert Gh Ingersull in the fragmentary notice. The text provides limited context and does not establish dates locations or broader details.
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Soll Was
Tate
Robert “Gh. Ingersull
Wreck on the Savannah River Claims Many Ships and Homes
The Augusta bulletin reports a deadly river disaster near Spartanburg where most victims were aboard the Pacnol community’s riverfront homes. Only two mail trains survive intact as wreckage scatters upstream, with extensive damage to several boats and houses.
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Augusta
Thorald
Chiou
Spartanburg
Nilfis
Pacolel
Fiat
Bryken
Jews World Population Shifts Driven by Immigration
The American Jewish Year Book estimates about 10 million Jews worldwide with over half in Russia. In the Americas and Austria-Hungary most live in the United States and Austria-Hungary, while New York houses the largest city Jewish community. Since 1882 immigration from Russia and eastern Europe has surged, and Kishinev outrages are expected to boost flows further. New York now holds more than 400,000 Jews, the largest community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Austria-Hungary
Germany
New York
British Empire
New York Sun
Trusaia
Kishineft
Europe
German Women's Rights Leader Appeals for Pro-Election Rally
In Berlin on a public platform Franien Docinr Aulla Avgaporg urged women to campaign for consuming with foreign nations to lower costs of living and taxes. She claimed households face high expenses from tariffs and proposed shifts in policy to ease financial burdens.
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Erlin
Franien Docinr Aulla Avgaporg
Asilaar
Berlin
Sii Sally
Tonistuila
Politigal Talk and DeKalb County Political Shifts
The piece discusses party dynamics in DeKalb County with Republicans maintaining leverage over local offices and the state delegation. It notes resignation of Holson T. B. Sarhov as trustee, Barber succeeding, and Carmichael's health affecting his re nomination prospects. It mentions Cromer’s stronghold and Indianapolis papers shifting toward millionaire ownership.
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Koncinsko
Holson TB. Sarhov
Trasiee
Repeblican Am Hia
Barber
Republicana
Lemaemir
Guller Dr J T Gilbert Visited Kendallville From Richmond
J T Gilbert of Kensallville spent Thursday in Kendallville on his way from Richmond where he attended the Triang Medical society session. He is an 8 member on medical pension examiners and a well known local repetitean. Little political activity noted in Kendallville. Rev Oliver Carmichael of Monie seeks re election after serving two terms in the lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Carminhael
Carmichael
Hall of Representatives
Cromer
Congress
J.T. Gilbert
Kensallville
Benatar Malibanka
Richmond
Triang Medical Society
Board of
Medical Pension Examiners
Kendallville
Oliver Carmichael
Moneie
Dellaware County
Fragmentary Christmas Verse by Brother Remigius
A garbled religious reflection presents a devotional piece invoking the Virgin and Jesus with phrases about divine mercy and love. The text appears as a fragile verse from Brother Remigius S C, mentioning imagery of light, heart, and sacred care. The imperfect OCR yields scattered lines about gathering, salvation, and hopeful consolation.
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Harry Dante
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