Minnesota Democrats Indorse Johnson for President
The Minnesota Democratic State Committee endorsed Gov John A Johnson for the presidential nomination at Denver in July. Bryan supporters forced two test votes and planned to campaign statewide for a Bryan delegation, forming a rival organization at the Ryan hotel. The committee also set May 11 in St Paul for the state convention and urged Governor Johnson’s nomination to the national convention.
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ST. Paul
Minn
March
Democratic Alanis Committee
Minnesota
Aera Bitter Fteht
John A. “Johnson
Denver
Frank C. Day
Johnson
Wes
Bryer
Bryan
Ryan
Atate
Frank C. Dey
Ios
Democratic Party
Day
Martin O'Brien
Crookston
John A. Johnson
Mississippi Valley
Maton
John A. Johnaob
United States
Denvar
Jay
Brean
Senate approves army pay increase across ranks
The Senate today passed a pay raise for the army, granting enlisted men a 40 percent increase and smaller boosts for officers, varying by rank.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Worst in Many Years Flood Rages Across Wabash Valley
Wabash Indiana reports rising flood waters with Rich Valley submerged and 1 to 3 feet of water on streets. Residents evacuated as Mort Verne interurban and local rail service halt and several factories idle. About forty homes become uninhabitable. two women in critical danger in flooded houses.
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Wabash
Ind
Wibash
Rlalog
Rich Valley
Mort Verne & Wavedi Valley Interurban
Wabash Railroad
Wabash Paber Mills
Wabash Cabinet Factory
Wabash Manufacturing
Rossini
George Barcus & Co
Lemuel Ramsey
Margaret Glynn
Heavy flood damage reported at Goshen after rains
Record rainfall swelled rivers Rock Row and Big Four floodplain, causing major damage in Goshen. Bridges at risk, rail service disrupted with trains rerouted via Kendallville and the old road. Waterlogged plants and boats used to evacuate residents as western Goshen residents prepare to flee. Continued on Page 2.
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Goshen. Inc
GR & L
Kendallvtile
Goshen Mallon
Watloner Cream & Dairy Company
Goshen Courn & Larter Company
Gasten Veseer Works
Secret correspondence between Kaiser and British admiralty
Furious Britain reacts to rumors of a private letter from Emperor William to Lord Tweedmouth, first lord of the admiralty, amid naval policy fears and the Jameson raid aftermath. Parliament and the cabinet rush to address the issue as details are disputed and political tension rises.
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Kaiser
Lord of Admiralty
Thunderer
London
Mareh
Wiliam
Kiger
Jameson Raidera
Mdm
Times
William Bag
Lord Tweedmouth
House of Commons
Herbert Henry Asguith
Imust
Asauith
House At Commons
Lord Treeedmonths
Pereenal
Tireed
Tinuth
Local brakeman killed by live wire amid rescue attempt
A brakeman named Budd, age 23 from Van Wert Ohio, died after standing guard over a live wire near 122 Baker Street. He pushed a child away from the hazard and was shocked, then collapsed at the fence. The broken line belonged to Central Union Telephone. Coroner will hold inquest.
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Baki
Baker Street
van Wert
Ltd
Budd
Baker Shreor
Mra Ly Hullinger
Hullinger
Mx Budd
Mr. Budd
Elys
Graft
Bude
Peter
Junk
Kesler
Traction Company
Raber
Ruber
Central Union Telephone Company
de Budd
Pennsylvania Company
A. Trakeman
Ely
van Werta
Scheumann & Wimer
Keslur Wil
Charges Filed Against Day in Brandon Case
George A. Coke, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Brandon, files charges against James Day alleging defaming President Rotwert. The vitures have been presented to Rev Dr R M Waiters, presiding elder of the New York conference of the Methodist church, regarding Chancellor Day's ecclesiastical attachment.
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Brandon
George A. Coke
Paswr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tames FL
Syracuse University
Day
Weather forecast fragment for Washington area dated March
Fragmentary weather notice describes unsettled conditions with hints of rain and cooler temperatures. Mentions Saturday and Sunday with references to air masses and possible Saturday and Sunday patterns. Contains garbled OCR notations and unclear dates.
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Andar
New Jersey Governor Fort As Presidential Possibility
Washington March 6 The luncheon with President Roosevelt boosted Governor John Franklin Fort of New Jersey as a possible Republican presidential candidate. Once little known, Fort has grown in prominence with a respected New Jersey record and ties to Senator Colby. Supporters see him as a strong, principled jurist and lawyer, though machine elements remain wary and rivals include Hughes Knox and War Secretary Taft prospects.
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Washington
D.C
Rooseveltt
John Franklinart
New Jersey
John Franklin Fort
Theodore
John Franklin
Fort
Supreme Court
Taft
Yates
Petraesine
Foress
Eas Inte
Roes
Dbe
Nich
Colby
Roosevelt
Sageth Congress
New Idea
Benatar Colby
Colby May Anderline
Hughes
Knox
Brea
Accidental Shooting Injures Boy At Creighton Shop
At about 5 PM Friday Herbert Schopf thirteen, and John Schopf, are at St Joseph's hospital in danger following a twenty two caliber rifle discharge. The shot wound perforated the boy's small intestine. police say the incident was accidental as fourteen year old John Schramm fired at a rat. Local doctors attempted abdominal surgery but could not locate the bullet.
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George Schvanum
Joni Schramm
Quover Street
James B. Melugh
Glanes
St Jovenh's Hospital
McHus
Schramm
Schopr
Ant Schramm
Sermot Bey
New U S Senator Georgetown Succession
A new United States senator will succeed the late Senator Lattimer after the death of the incumbent. The selection follows a lengthy vacancy and involves regional political figures in Columbia with potential impacts on the Senate balance and regional policy priorities.
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Columbia
Si Wabarch
Tete
Lalas
Gnurth Baltoe
Ohie Heo
Senator Lattimer
Gas hearing today on Fort Wayne gas case in Indianapolis
The Fort Wayne Gas Company seeks to restrain interference with its use of natural gas mains for artificial gas. A hearing will be held in the U S District Court in Indianapolis before Judge A B Anderton. City officials and attorneys have traveled to participate, with expected proceedings and possible new developments.
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Fort ‘Wayne
Henry C. Baul
They
Lue
Record Flood Crest Reaches Peak Amid Citywide Inundation
Amid rising waters the gauge neared a record reading as the crest moved past the city. Low-lying areas remained flooded with many residents evacuated from homes as officials warned of continued high levels.
Record Flood Reaches Fort Wayne Rivers Peak
Reports from Spy Run and St Marys gauge flood Fort Wayne areas as Maumee, St Joseph, and St Marys rivers rise to record levels. Water pushes over banks, homes surrounded, families move to upper floors, dyke breaches feared but repairs underway. Weather observers warn crest may pass today as waters begin to recede later.
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Ravenne
St . Joe
St. Mary's
Fort Wayne
Maumes
St. ‘Joseph
Maumen
Mare Fe
Upper Door
Ulis
Raux
Fred Eckart
St. Mary's River
Mohler
Warren Smit
Columbus
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John’ Schramm
U.S
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South Caroling
Indianapolis
Ase
Lakeside
Walton Srenge
M. Foster
Lakealda Land and Improvement Company
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