Estate of Edward Williams Leaves Widow Half and Trust Future
Probate in Fort Wayne reveals Edward Williams died leaving an estate near 630000 with his widow Laura Williams to receive personal and half of real property while the remainder is placed in trust for son Richard Everard Williams until age 25. Several heirs and specific bequests are noted in court records as authorities in Connecticut and Indiana report details of the contested will and holdings.
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Edward PB Willams
Greenwic Goon
Allen County
Mr. Wiliams
Tore L. Willian
Fort Waste
Palffeld ‘County
Conn
Connecticut
Laura Williams
Richard Everard Willams
Jenry of
Wiltinma
Phebe Walker
Lt Fa
Righard Iverited Witluiss
Fort Wayne
Turner
All Work and No Play Define a Banker’s Life in Chicago
A Chicago banking leader, Reynolds, touts pure work ethic and discipline. He claims never to vacation, drink, smoke, gamble, or exercise, stating his health improved by constant work and daily tours. He began as a bank messenger at fourteen, never attended college, and built a career by prioritizing business over leisure.
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Rejpoli
Mr. Reynolds
Kiel
Washington Nearing the finish of congressional session
Dublinan leaders in Congress urged Taft to delay trips and stay in the capital as adjournment nears by the end of next week. Talks among Aldrich Hale and Cannon aimed at a tentative agreement to push adjournment, with statehood, conservation funds, and the Beveridge bill in focus. Insurgent House members push for rule changes to force a vote on the wheat bill and possible showdown before adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
New Haven
New Maton
Bavarly
Yale
Beverly
Aldrich
Hale
Cannon
Porlnee
Legislaing
Sivan
Romrunh
National Conpergaton Commission
United
Pampaien
Burrows
Michigan
Cours
House
New York
Democrate
Gannon
Rail bill ready after long conference in Senate
Washington June 14 the conference report on the administration railroad bill was presented to the senate by the interstate commerce chairman It must await further action as the house must dispose of it first The measure reflects a week of conference work to harmonize differences between the two houses and faces further discussion tomorrow amid waning support from several senators due to renegotiated positions
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Washington
Senate
Elkina
House
Caneresa
Congress
Ac NG
Aeverds Menators
Taport
Oklahoma Is Divided Over Capital Location
Oklahoma City reports a strenuous debate on where the new state capital should be based as tensions rise. Political factions show sharp differences, and threats of violence complicate the process. Governor Haskell’s administration weighs options amid public pressure and shifting loyalties in Guthrie and nearby areas.
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Oklahoma
Jean Buskell
Wras
Guthrie
Slawnee
Haskell
Fort Wayne Interurban Line Promoted to Fort Wayne Warsaw
J A Berry promotes the Fort Wayne Traction Company to build a forty mile interurban line from Fort Wayne to Warsaw via Arcola Corsee Columbian City Larwill and Wooster. The plan uses private right of way, initial bond issue of 21 000 per mile, total cost about 1 000 000, with construction expected within nine months.
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Fort Wayne
Mars
Berry
Wabash and
Waren
Warsaw
Vwill Pnaw
West
Malin
Wabash
Ayatem
Winona
Warana
Sitios
Heatern
Bowda
Middle Weal
Governor Marshall at Alma Mater
Governor Thomas R. Marshall was the principal speaker at the alumni banquet of Washab College in Crawfordsville. Will Hays served as toastmaster. The board of trustees approved salary increases of President McIntosh and eleven long-identifed professors by $100 per year.
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Crawfordsville
Thd
Thomas R. Marshall
Wabash College
Will Hays
McIntosh
Markethouse Ordinance Passes Amid Rent Debate
The council approved a market house ordinance after a heated dispute over rental charges. Proposals ranged from 26 per year for three market days to 18 and 15 per annum with auction features, but the final plan set three market days and faced multiple amendments.
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J Council
Camino Council
Promiae
Roel
Couneilman Welch
Blatter
Petitys
Coonel Foleor
Couneliman Kinder
Felzer
Litto
Pelger
Bauer
Braun
Rogee
Hallot
Ico
Kaner
Folger
Kinder
Berre
Felner
Wagner
Boner
Felger
Board of Works Enel
Denta
Finance Committee
Tha
Aubile Works
Nad?srd
Wan Panrod
Nm Contmet
Howser Helt Mine
Weather forecast for Washington and nearby regions
Weather forecast from Washington on June 14 predicts warmer conditions for Wednesday and Thursday. Variable winds and generally fair skies with increasing warmth expected. Temperatures reach higher highs and lower nighttime lows, with afternoon readings in the upper 60s to mid 70s likely.
Record flight attempts at Indianapolis speedway fall short
Indianap olis Aug Freed weather and cur rents prevented new altitude records in a Wright bi plane flight by Juné Agalnut atlwind and Walter Deine of Dayton Ohio. They reached 1 700 feet in seven minutes and later 3 089 feet before a swift drop. The night flight over the oval was interrupted by abort current conditions and Brookins, under a night maneuver, ended the attempt within 200 feet of a planned height. The air show was cut short and the program continues this week.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Walter Deine
Dayton
Ohio
Wright
Indianapolis Speedway
Yasterday
Aantina Bec Kia
Brookins Meta
He Ayia
Sherman Declines Attendance at Roosevelt Reception
Sherman, who accepted an invitation to attend a reception for Theodora Roosevelt next Saturday, informed the reception committees he cannot attend due to family commitments. All tickets have been issued, teletype indicates officers will be present, and several governors have sent acceptances or delegated representatives. The committee expects others to join, and the water demonstration may feature a part by Corpedy Innat dextrose Wil Geko.
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New York
Vicus Prontitosse Sherman
Theodora Roosevelt
Caliek
Wabash Dumps First Ballast
The Wabash dumped one ballast unit as work proceeds on track laying. Crews report rapid progress and expect other land to follow shortly with additional generation and ballast placement under way.
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Wabash
Teeatees
Aioe
Bryan Seeks Nebraska Senate Run Amid Democratic Planning
In Lincoln Nebraska a movement to enter William Jennings Bryan into the senatorial race began today as Democratic leaders urged counties to nominate him. No rival candidates are reported and returns are hoped by the time Bryan returns from Europe.
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Lincoln
Neb
Dune Id
Willam
Bryan
Nebraska
Europe
Fireworks Dealers Petition Leads to Control Measures
At a public safety meeting in Anderson Indiana on June 14 officials approved a petition from fireworks dealers to suspend issuance of permits. Police will answer to sanitary police with expanded powers and will enforce a ban on sales after 6 PM on July 6 until the following Monday. Deputy sanitary police chief William Crown Lees was appointed to oversee the new role. In a separate note Sophia Leng, 42, was killed in a road incident involving a local hardware dealer's automobile.
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Tex
Fun Wil Ee Barmah
Curt Hs Sanitary Pyiliceman Duler
Uek Ho
William Crown Lees
Kineuenard
Phe
Anderson
Ind
Sophia Leng
Atx
Chizlon Une
Hero Lata
Married for Sixty Years Wyss Celebrate Golden Jubilee
Eight children and more than fifty relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Joseph Wyss south of the city to observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary. The couple, Swiss natives, settled in Marion township after emigrating in 1882 and have lived on their eight acre farm since 1652. The celebration included a church service at Mt. Saint’s and a wedding breakfast for 200, with remarks by Rev Thiele Rev Aichinger and Rev Benneinger.
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Yeang Chilldren
Prank Joseph Wies
Nineaillen
Yesterlas
Wyes
Marion Township
Elf
Mra. Wyss
Pice
Switzerland
Iain X. Zuber
Joba de
Chipmbua
Zuber
Wayne
Charlen
Thiele
Fedor
St. Pelera Catholic Church
Michael Aichinger
Thieke
Mt. Sexant's
Hesse Cassel Af
Wyss
Max Benneinger
Alehinger van den
Frank Wras
Bee
Minga
Gertrude Wyak
Willan Hrcke
Cecilc Hartiman
Florence Wyam Mina Alito Wyan Wan
Chy Simwe Alco
Gertrude Wes
Roma
Decatur Road
A. al Reinhart
Fort Wayne
Hev. Aichinger
Benzainger
Philip Wyre
Was
Jeannie
Nona
Wias
Canton
Solothurn
Mr. Wyaa
Wyar
Marriange Tey
America
New York
Paulding County
Marion Toyenship
Mr. Wyas
Wysa
Shambaugh Wins for Trustee on Twenty-Seventh Ballot
The Hon Wiles Wo Sharing was elected trustee to succeed Mr Anelm Fuelber on the twenty-seventh ballot by the common council. Shambaugh defeated Fuelber Calvin and Schuler after a lengthy deadlock, with shifts among Republicans and Democrats culminating in Shambaugh’s victory. He is praised for long city service and honesty, following the election in the council edition.
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Wiles
Tristes
Anaelm Fuelber
Common Council
Dir
Stambaugh
Fuelber
Br. W. D. Calvin
Shumbaugh
Calvin
Schuler Pree
Srangeat
W.H. Shambaugh
Anselm Guplber
Elevesh
Me Michaels
Br. Relner
Mr. Shambaugh
Sin
Fusilier
Fir Wiliams
Hales
Ava
Cour
Shambaush
Pudber
Gecolvat’ Hve
Shambaughs
Ate
Calvi
Shambaugh
Fuel Her
Schuler
Rem Mublichn
Raw Prenaunged
Calvin Gating
Willlame Ane
Schiler
Inal
Shanibaurh
Pussbor
Hhe Waite
Fuelher
Inna Schular Wavaret
Jotler
Weron ‘Veing
Henris
Aly
Stumbiatstl
Tay Bean
Afl
McEtitet
Endorsen
Shameer
Eterna Ieee Brain
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Edward P. Williams
Eirewit
Teulon Aruntut
Jenine
Hols Mooyeo
Wdwin Kabel
Grates
Wabaeh Raliwis
Compiiny
Beeuplad
Wupetdye
Wupetdye Court, Ceed
Tilt
John, Minener
Telve
Chicago
Jin
Reyfolds
Contins Couneat
Tellhuitton
Eyowel iv Ln
Beveridge
White House
Rowthwayr
UAL Beery
Baan
Faust
Gat Riht
Gar. Wanare—Pawn Brokers
Maxtovuin
Sherman
Boom Bryan
Senator
Franz Jacob Wyss
C.K. Hamilton
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