Flynn Hastens to Chicago as Roosevelt Eyes Chicago Plan
Senator William Flynn of Pittsburgh was dispatched to Chicago by Colonel Roosevelt to represent the vice president's side before the National Committee. The leadership of the fight would stay with Senator Dixon's bloc, with talks at Sagamore Hill shaping a possible Chicago strategy. Decisions hung on whether Cal Taus would go, and when Roosevelt might depart, as McKinley and other officials weighed invitations and options.
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Willam Flynn
Pittsburgh
Hante
Chicago
Roosevelt
National Committee
Sagamore Hill
Hoosevert Jar
Senator Dixon
Ws Cranpalen
Dixon
Fiyer
Fiven
Oynter Bay Inc
New York
West
Chicory
Bernor
McKinley
Church Property At Risk In Supreme Court Plea
Washington reports that the Order of St. Benedict of New Jersey seeks Supreme Court review of an Eighth Circuit ruling voiding an agreement that would transfer all church property to the Benedictine order. Attorneys urge action to prevent dissolution of the order and protect church assets amid claims of public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Order of St. Benedict of
Evernally
Thirty-Six Ti Honors at Rose Poly
Thirty six men graduated from Rose Polytechnic Institute in Terre Haute in the twenty sixth annual commencement week. Editor Charles Whiting Baker delivered the address. The highest honor went to William Wallace Reddle of Brazil, engineering. Postgraduate honors were conferred on Henry Wishmeyer, Louise Lewis, Lewis Snider, John Sproul, Claude Wistering, David James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Vnt
Menesad To Be Demented Are Sane
Two Fort Wayne men charged in affidavits fled by relatives with unsound mind were pronounced sane yesterday. Charles W Sessford of Baker Street faced allegations from his wife and was examined in court by Justice Grabner. Kesler Tinkham Thompse Tad Faughman were involved as defendants in the sanity case. Doctors Dinnen Kane Pulliam testified on sanity in the Justice Tancey court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Charles W. Sessford
Bakerstreet
Justice of the Peace
Grabner
Ty Tira
AL i Kesler
Tinkham
A. WW. Thompse
Tad Faughman
Ayden Strent
At Rine
Drs. 7
Frank Dinnen
L. Kane
1. M. Pulliam
Cart of Justice
Tancey
Bombing spree tied to gambling war near San Francisco pool rooms
A sequence of blasts struck Tom Corbett's property and several pool rooms in San Francisco from Friday to Wednesday. A bomb exploded in Corbett's back yard after last week's pool hall detonations, with another blast in a vacant lot near a different pool room. Police view the incidents as part of an ongoing gambling racketeering conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Tom Corbett
Corbett
Women Crusade for Cheaper Meats in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn today women pledged to push lower meat prices. Reports describe disruptive scenes as groups of housewives attacked shops, throwing parcels and trampling goods after doors were battered and prices protested. Authorities warned against continued unrest in two Brooklyn districts.
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Brooklyn
Cline Probes Taylor Cline Methods In Treasury Office
Representative Cyrile Cling of Angola leads inquiry into alleged coersion and irregular methods by Jamon Knox Taylor the rising architect in the treasury department The committee on expeditive public buildings meets next Monday amid friction over Taylor conduct and pressure on his resignation in the ongoing investigation by the Rome Prave group and related officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jamon Knox
Taylor
Treasury’ Dept
Cyrile Cling
Angola
Pomimitten
Aft
Chinen
Cline
Chalravin
Rome
Imathads
McFarland Beats Brennan In Ten Round Welterweight Fight
In Muskegon Michigan McFarland knocks down Canadian Frantz Brennan twice in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round welterweight bout. Brennan is counted out after the second knockdown with the referee stopping the bout. Police intervene after the finish.
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Muskegon
Mich
Jane
McFarland
Frantz Brennan
Canada
Toonight
Nok Mattara
Brennan
Plane crashes after aerial assault and engine failure
In Bloomington Indiana aviator J D Spaulding flew a new airplane today with passengers aboard when the plane barnstormed to a crash after a propeller blade broke and the engine failed. The pilot escaped by jumping clear as the machine descended, while efforts to start a chase for the assailant who shot the plane are underway. Police reported a $1 reward offered for information leading to the shooter involved in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minrula
Joe Satnav
Clint Hadley
Sniller
Merren
Crach
Cuban leader urges arms as Cuba faces danger
June 8 Havana The gravity of Cuba's situation is stressed by President Gomez who issues a proclamation urging Cubans to arm and organize. He expects Congress to approve additional military preparations alongside the already voted $1000. The president calls for popular support of the government against believed marauders and conspirators. Congress is in session tomorrow with expectations of approving special military credits.
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Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Congress
Tollo
Gormex
Arma
Pecupaes
Deaths list for local residents features multiple obituaries
The page records several local deaths and funeral notices. It lists later Mathlan Vatler born in Baden Germany, long resident of Fort Wayne, with survivors including children and grandchildren, and notes funeral arrangements at St Peter’s Catholic Church. Additional notices cover Frederick Lagenann Chetitan Masten and Mary Schuckman with service times, locations, and interment plans. Also mentioned is the body of Frank I. Kindler pending transport for Catholic cemetery burial.
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Mathlan Vatler
Pennsylvanie
A. Reection
AL Wy Horne
Warkaw Street
Jolownd & Magazine
Ness
Lator
Baden
Germany
Tia
Misa Veronica’ Rastelter
St. Peter's
St .Martin's Unterstudaung Verein
Adam
John
Joseph
Mire
Nicholah ‘Wodek
Otte Milter
Aneton Volts
Sinter
St. Peter'n Catholic
Frederick Ity
Dolgh Lagenann
St. Martins Street
Rev. Luehr
Michelhyg
Concorda
Chetittan Vt
Mate Tern
Ten Ofelngk Wi
Wirnaw Street
Luehr
Washington Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Franfe I. Kindler
Mysterious disappearance of auto in joyride raid
Sanborn, owner of a two passenger Overland torpedo roadster, reported his car stolen after joyriders used it for a spree near the Portland apartments. He left the vehicle unattended while out in the evening and returned to find the car missing, with no top or windshield. Police alerted, investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Portland
Nim
Sanhorn
Robison
Telephone Merger Not Completed at Stockholders Meeting
Report indicates the proposed merger between Anderson Yr and Tune t The pro poser Taermeyr of Mle Delaware and Madison Couples Telephone Co with the Bell system failed to proceed at today’s stockholders meeting. Bell company remains separate as per the meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Tune T
Taermeyr
Mle Delaware & Madixon Coupiles Telephone Co
City News Report On Arden Ambition And Key Meetings
Fragmented text outlines plans and discussions among city leaders about arms, alliances, and a forthcoming meeting. Mentions Mantes ath Caynershiye and Chie Taryn THM PAM and a Friday evening session. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Xenon
Praterrid
Tax on Gun Toters Would Impose Revenue Stamp
Washington January 6 Representing Mr. Jones proposes a new law to tax gun owners and dealers. From July 1 1913 every deadly weapon stored in warehouses or shops must display a revenue stamp costing 60 and 25 percent ad valorem in addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uis Wilt
United States
Women Promote Memorial For Titanic Heroes Died
Washington report describes a national Women’s Titanic Memorial drive to honor heroic men and a wife who shared death on the ship. Promoters include Mrs Hay and Mrs John Hayes Hammond, with support from prominent women and figures like Mrs Garfield and Mrs Hobart. The effort stresses reverence for sacrifice and plans a monument to celebrate courage and devotion.
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George Clinton
Washington
Maj
Armabibeld W. Botl
Taft
Titania
Praok D
Bela
Senator Lodge
Millet
Harman
Jot Hay
Creat
Set Clation
John Hayes Hemmond
Helen A
United States
Sherman
Mathew T. Scott
Daughters of the American Revoluties
Liltien M. N. Brewens
National
Women
Chiiietax Temperance Union
Mre
Andrew Carnegis Leiten
James A. Garfield
Areander Graham Bett
Grover Crevaland
Arthur F. Bailey
Garret A. Hobart
John D. Hockefelier
Charles W. Prirhanks
Semunl Gompurs
Seth Low
Brest
Io Fact
Impeachment History and Key U.S. Cases
A historical overview of impeachment in the United States detailing its purpose, processes, and notable figures. It covers judges and officials cited for misconduct, including John Pickering, Samuel Chase, James F. F. Fens, Wentworth Humphreys, Charles Swayne, and the landmark case of Andrew Johnson, with outcomes and constitutional procedures. It notes the Senate’s role, the two thirds requirement for conviction, and exceptions regarding resignations.
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Andrew Johnson
William Blount
Tenegeore
Willem W. Belkoop
Tas Judgia Hava
John Pickering
United Staten District
New Hampshire
Samuel Chane
United States Auprem Court
Jamee FH Fens
Wikecurl
Humphreys
Tennessee
Charles Swayne
Florida
Archhbald
Pickering
Swapee
Mit
Stanton
United States Shell
Senate
Clark and Wilson divide honors in yesterday's vote
Parkersburg West Virginia reports Clark winning endorsements with mixed instructions while Baltimore convention plans send 24 delegates to back Woodrow Wilson. Minnesota Democrats in state convention vote to send full delegation with instructions to vote for Wilson, with a two-thirds rule to shift if Wilson nomination seems unlikely.
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Clark
Wilson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Champ Clark
Virginie Demovency
Vay
Ninie Conventen
Delowaten
Tarke Wars
Baltimore
Harmon
Ohio
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Woodrow Wilson
JC Wat
Wilacn
Recall Move Hits United Mine Workers Officers in Indiana
In Terre Haute Indiana on June a call was issued by Turner local 266 for a mass meeting to recall district No 11 United Mine Workers of America officials and address related matters. The notice cites strained relations between district and international officials as the reason for ousting district executives.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Stepa
United Ane Workers ‘of America
Wre
Secyville
Bate
Turner ‘Local
International aMcials
May festival recital at Method Episcopal Church in Angola
Leah Cohen of Bert Wayne, pianist at the May festival number recital, guest of Prof and Mrs W C Malley in Angola. Reports on home repairs by William Palfreyman. Franke D Morse’s residence brightened with paint. Mr and Mrs Garwood to Fort Wayne after selling property. Vider Stauffer returns from Columbia University for a visit and plans further study in Oberlin. First May festival program at the Methodist Episcopal church featured Handel’s oratorio with soloists M B CURMEnith, Jones, Anderean, Calen Malay, Pratt Aa.
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Angola
Ind
Leah Cohen ‘Ay
Bert Wayne
Methodial Epiacopal Church
Waew
Mra. W
C. Malley
Georgy Kemery
Wiliam Palfreyman
Franke D. Morse
Mr. Morse
Sirs
Olen Garwood
Aittie Sen
Fort Wayne
M Garwood
Thair
Vider Stauffer
Columbisn’ University
New York
Attred
Mra. Stauffer
Virginia
Elder Stouffer
Souter
Oberlin
Ohio
Leach In
Geven
Handel
Arte
Paystar
M. B
Curmenith
Ailton Jones
Rent Simbell
Chisago
Ugh jAnderean
Chicago
Accopanint
Jheth Calen Malay
Wort’ Wayne
Pratt Aa
Dinrahnin
ANBOM
Sues Railroad Over Town Lynching Case
Washington dispatch reports Annie Rogers of Vicksburg and three children sue the railroad company for transporting a mob from Monroe Louisiana to Tailoinh where Rogers was lynched. The suit argues the railroad carried a mob that led to the alleged murder and violence. The case awaits a review request to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moman Islanle
United States
Annie
May
Rogers
Yehildren
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific
Monroe
Death of Anidean Gordon Near Alum fond in Bluffton Indiana
Anidean Gordon died this morning four miles west of Bluffton after a long illness. A native of Scotland born near Glasgow, he came to America in 18xx and settled in Liberty township Wells County. Survived by wife Ann Crobie and children John Gordon Abraham, William Gordon Margaret Achrosder, and others. Funeral plans not completed.
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Ann Croabie
A. Atater
James Crosdle
Scotth
Bith
Gordon
John Gordon
Taberty
Willan Gordon
Liberty
Township
Margaret
Achrosder
Bitton
Robert
Ham
Rookereth
Thaman
Cordon
Mammon Cave
Chattanooga
Atlantic City
Bastah
Washington
Niagara
Fatty
Cleveland
Toledo
Sind
Earl Meaneranith
Huntington
Lemay
Countie
Messeremith
Wells
G. B. Garner
Six, Mile Church
Odd Fellows
Fairview
Eftle Barcley
Ray
James L. Barclay
Wil Stade
Adrian
Universally
Mich
Liberty Canter
Edgeppty
Postmanter General
Federal
House of
J. A. M. ‘Adair
Laldiaw
I. Hadley
Ang Anh
Nymatter
Snenoa
Frank S. Smith
Aloe Sanda
Francis M. Oman
Nent
Murrey
Mrs Amelia Adams Dead After Illness in Parkersburg
Mrs Amelia L Adams 74 died after a month's illness at her home 526 West Blain Street Parkersburg. Born in South Africa June 16 1860, she married George H Adams in England and moved to the United States. Survived by three daughters Mrs Warren Bush Miss Cyrrie Kent Mrs Mary Franzen and four brothers Willam Dewart Ralph Rapidy. Body sent to Schone Ankenbурne for funeral and burial services at Parkersburg with arrangements on hand.
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Amelia L. Adame
Pelock Fant
Blain Street
Minean
Adhian
Patetheran
vEal- Winh Bey
South
Neo
George
Adams
Englianvian
Thia-Country
Warren Bush
Parkersburg
UW Wal
Cyrrie Kent
Franklin
Ned
Mary P. Franzen
Hebron
San Diego
Cal
He Dewart
Madison
F Rapidy
Win
Imperial
Kan
Schone & Ankenbirnele
Mra
Rusty
Parkersburm
W. Va
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W. G. Farey
Tory
B. Tannelolée
J. Kelser
TI. W. Lonerear
EL Obrien
KAPP
Brackenridge Street
Indiana
Ruby Mfg. Co
Mfrs
Jackson, Mich
Flynn Haste
Rose Poly
Bulletin
M’farland
Wonder
Indianapolis
Steuben Ghr
Angok Railway Power Company
Dalla Butz
Wiliam Hutz
Hong Caught
Kien
Dame Autores
Brusselus
Vale Toon
Tiare
Mons
Realarmed
Gossin
FLYER
Becapes
Blugmingtos
J. D. Spaulding
Lee
Stuatin
Goez
City News
Vereno Kitis Bedbugs
the American Record OF
England
House of Commons
House of Fords
United
Wenetar
Hin Alate
Chace
Maryland
Peck
Hellnap
House
Cass
Aronbald
Neuss
Swayne
Whaste
Salomon P. Chase
Johnson
Tates
Artacr J
Brinton
Dudge Swayne
Archbald
J.G
Bluffton News
Amelia Adams
South Africa
Rollin
Menter & Roserbloom
Garry Street
Weat
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