Safe and Sane Meat Bill Moves in Congress
Washington June 11 Speaker Cannon met with President Roosevelt to discuss adjournment and a safe and sane meat inspection bill. House committees focus on agriculture and judicial review while representatives consider amendments to address presidential objections.
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Washington
Cannon
White’ House
Roosevelt
Cronon
Lester
Georgia
Adams
Wixconela
Department
Agriculture
Houre
Thorn
Prade
Agresco
Adamun
Adameanys
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Fremont
Dayton
National Republican Leagua
Premont
Abraham Eincoln
Illinois
National House of Representatives
the Treasury
Shaw
Pennypacker
Pennyvania
E. M. Lavy
Public Celebration For Rev Gross In Fort Wayne
A church service announces the middleth anniversary of Rev Dr Charles Gross in the ministry. The event will be at St Pauls Lutheran church on Baryatroat Friday night January 22 with Rev Theodore Lange delivering the evening address and a program by other local clergymen.
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Charles Gross
Fort Wayne
St. Paul's Lather Church
Baryatroat
Theodore Lange
Toca
Editors Gather at French Lick for Taggart Welcome
Three hundred fifty members of the National Editorial association arrived today at Thomas Taggart's hotel in French Lick Indiana. A concert was held in his honor and the editors’ special train departed for Lafayette Peru and Marion with top stops on the schedule.
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French Lick Springs
Ind
Weather forecast for regional areas on Monday to Tuesday
The forecast covers Ohio torncant regions with occasional showers on Monday and Tuesday, light variable winds turning east. Lower Michigan expects fair weather Monday and Tuesday with showers and fresh east winds. Northern Niinsis shows fair weather south with showers in the north on Monday and Tuesday, northeast to east winds. Indiana expects rain Monday and Tuesday with showers and northeast to anal winds.
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Washington
Ohio
Michigan
Fort Wayne Insurance Rates See Major Increases
Insurance rates in Fort Wayne have risen across nonresidential lines with mercantile stocks up to 20 percent and the greatest rise of 50 percent on pauper mill property. The schedule was not fully available as underwriters meet after the San Francisco disaster.
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Fort Wayne
Charles E. Graves
New York
San Francisco
Fort Whyne
Khaki Uniforms To Go For Army Troops At Home
Washington June 17 General Humphrey recommends stopping khaki field uniforms for regulars at home stations. Olive drab winter and unlined summer uniforms to replace khaki for all home troops. Change aims to resolve cotton cloth shortages caused by a single company’s control and contractor delays.
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Washington
Tropics
Humphrey
Taft
Pho
Mehiacohromenes
Univ of Michigan President Warns Graduates on Honesty
Ann Arbor June 17 President James B Al of the University of Michigan addressed the graduating class of 1906 on the subject of Honesty. He cited recent discoveries of dishonesty among high officials and urged graduates to guard their duty and lofty ideals despite others pursuing wealth or success through unscrupulous means.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
James B. al
University of Michigan
Howesty
Angel
Five lumbermen drowned attempting river crossing near Cody
Five lumbermen from a lo jam gang were drowned in the Shva hone river near Waplin while attempting to cross a boat. Foreman had warned them against the risky trip. The dead include Joseph Redding of Green Forest Arkansas Robert Henpricks of Hope Indiana John Artley John Finnegan and Joseph H. Carrey of Boston.
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Cody
Wyo
Shvahone
Waplin
Los
Joseph Redding
Green Forest
Ark
Robert Henpricks
Hope
Ind
John Artley
John Finnegan
Joseph. H. Carrey
First Communion Services Held at St Lonia Church Besancon
The first communion services were conducted at St Lonia church Bewaneon with Rev Father Noll administering to 14 boys and 15 girls at 1 gevanteen hoya. A crowded shore saw many from Fort Wayne turned away. Later the scapular was conferred and in weeks Hinhap Alar ding will confirm classes in nearby towns.
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St. Lonia Church
Bewaneon
Father Noll
Paola
Fort Wayne
Rather Noll
Hinhap
Bosancon
New Travon
Montasyill
Peay
Noll
Dlaga
Te Reblyan Park
Hmita
Wil
Police Seek Stranger After Check Cashed At Fort Wayne Stores
Police hunt a mystery man who passed three checks of 15.75 at Shields clothing, Young jewelry, and Heary Cookyeh saloon on Fort Wayne streets last week. A suspect, Donnel, was arrested for intoxication but victims could not ID him. The case ties to a Barber Asphalt stamp and names Burns, Williams, and Donnel on the checks.
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Fort Wayne
Donnel
Lang
Shields Clothing
Young Jewelry Store
Heary Cookyeh- Jor
Force Street
Barber Asphalt Company
Charles Burns
W. Willams
Patrohman Ban Eliott
Fort Wayne Iron Works
Harrison Street
Witc
Wiltel
Frank Ross
Kent Emery
Ross
Vanderlay
Billy
Funtageon
Fort Whyne
Emory
Yonerley
Barlow
Mr. DeHaven
Emat Craighton ‘Avenue
Hia Hous
Atole
Patsy O'Relen
Sargeant Pappert
Willett
Knock
Tach
Beveridge Money Confusion Spurs Life Insurance Inquiry
New York reports that 6,206.76 was paid by New York Life Insurance to Indiana Senator Albert Beveridge in 1898 for law expenses. Details on whether the funds came from a "yellow dog" pool remain unclear as Perkins Morgan ties and trusteeship stir debate.
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New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Ty Albart J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
George W. Perking
J. Pierpont Morgan
Buveridge
Omcea of Morgan & Co
Perkins
New York Life
Benator Beveridge
United de
Todlama
Benator Bovarlize
Subator
Boyeriden
Fana
Menator
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
George W. Ferkins
Morgan & Co
Perkina
Beveridge
Sonster
Perekina
Equitable
Snotlaty
Grover Cleveland
Gen Howard Porter Bieg at Haverhill
Gen Howard L. Porter a leading shoe manufacturer and longtime MAGA movement figure died suddenly today in Haverhill from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Howard Porter Bieg
Haverhill
Raverhill
Howard L. Porter
Thiz Alty
Indiana Spiritualists Camp Meeting at Anderson
Thousands attended the Indiana Spiritualists association camp meeting at Anderson. President Levi Monk of Bluffton and W. F. Pack of St. Louis delivered addresses as part of the program.
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Indiana
Anderson
Dohson
Inn
Indiana Spiritualist Association
Arge
Levi Monk
Bluffton
W. F. Pack
St. Louis
Perils of Knowledge highlighted at Allen County commencement
The free public school graduation in Princess rink featured Dr. Edwin H. Hughes and Dr. Robert J. Aley. The address by DePauw’s Henry B. Master urged graduates to use learning for civic good, warning knowledge can tempt inaction, criticism, or misuse if not paired with character. Roosevelt and Bryan cited as examples of service.
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Allen Cpanty
Tad
Princess. Rink
Miles Ground
Henry B. Master
Edwin H. Hughes
Robert J. Aley
Rockhill Bros
Temple Quartette
Heatington
Quartette Nimibers
Rav, Henry & Master
Depauw University
Troy
Cleopatra
Mary
Scotmenland
Iind
Friends of Elucation
Thore
Johnstown
Pos
Byron
Toarain
Horaca
Mannald
Iykes Joya
Theodore Roosevelt
Willam J. Bryean
Hoth College
Indians University
Odd Fellows Gala Day At Roblyon Park
Department Commander General Bo dine and amt of Indianapolis led a Sunday Old Fellows day at Roblyon park with basket dinner on the lawn and a program from 11 a m to 3 20 p m. The highlight was conferring the degree of chivalry on three candidates with participants from Hartford City Peru Logansport and other towns. The event featured Cadets and cantons, RhodeMa Band, and Gart Shober's band, drawing thousands who enjoyed open air ceremonies and a park theater program.
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Hartford City
Peru
Logansport
Hillstton
Wabash
Indianapolis
Noblesville
J. EB. Bodine
Indianapolis, and Aast Adj
J. Clerk
Nobleagile
Grace Hammond
Cecil Dini
Lotta Racine
Ora Greer
Era Shilb
Grane Ghose
Mttle
Helen Latiz
Baden of Honor
Tank
C. A. Stolte
Rebekah Cluga
Canton
Ite
Gart Shober
Park
Park Theater
Conastta
Fear of Revolution Spreads as Meetings Grow in Moscow Streets
Reports from Moscow describe daily armed uprising talk despite prohibitions. Police note 8 000 to 10 000 attendees in suburban venues and revolutions feared to intensify. The prefect ordered troops to guard boulevards to curb revolutionary processions.
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Moscow
Bialystok Disorder Creates Tense Cyprus? No.
The June 18 report from St. Petersburg describes a distressed scene in Bialystok with authorities quickly asserting control to prevent renewed violence. The Grodno governor ordered telegraphic notices to calm fears, while Catholic clergy urged calm to counter sensational reports of Jewish revolutionary activity.
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ST. Petersburg
Bialystok
Grodte
Catholica Clersy
Rusalap
Poland
Extremist Attack in Warsaw Fatally Injures Police Officer
A group of armed extremists attacked in Warsaw. In an early morning strike they fatally wounded a mall driver and two soldiers and then fled. Later in the day five terrorists killed a police officer and his wife as they waited in the street before escaping.
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Warsaw
Governor orders to prevent Jewish massacre in Kalugua
June 17 Kalugua Russia governor issues strict orders with all powers to prevent anticipated Jewish massacres.
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Kalugua
Russia
Cossacks Deployed Amid Balkan War Skirmishes
A telegram from Igdatfa in Ervat province reports rising violence in the Tartara Armeniang front. Troops described as froopa and Cosaacka have been dispatched from Tiflis to reinforce the area as hostilities intensify between Tartara and Armeniang.
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TILIS
Cefvad
Igdatfa
Ervat
Saya
Tartara
Froopa
Cosaacka
Tiflis
Stults Appeals Case Tomorrow Before Supreme Court
The appeal of Ceranér J. T Stults from a county commissioner decision over disputed firs will be argued before the Indianaapolis Supreme Court tomorrow. County Attorney BE G Roffmat will argue for the commission and Tr Stults will be represented by J V Harris and H Haona.
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Ceranér J. T Stults
Surpreme Court
Indianaapolis
BE. G. Roffmat
Tr. Stults
J. V, Harris
Haona
German Music and Song At Logansport Minstung Festival
Logansport Indiana hosts German music and song as nine hundred German singers attend a ninth annual gathering. Delegations arrive by rail and interurban stations welcome them. Marat McKey gives the welcome address and John Day replies for the local society.
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Logansport
Ind
Tod Lana
Ono Green
Farenson
Colvingy
Tom
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