Perkins Returns Restitution in Campaign Funds Case
George W. Perkins, tied to P. Morgan & Co, repays New York Life 34019.19 for a 1904 Republican campaign donation. New York Life president Alexander B. Orr announced restitution of 48500 plus interest and noted the dismissal of criminal proceedings. Perkins says repayment was to cover corporate interests of policy holders, not personal gain.
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New York
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
P. Morgan & Company
New York Life
Iis
Perkins
Alexander B. Orr
New York Ute
Orr
The
Chapsign
Fort Wayne relief bill faces rail lobby push
The Fort Wayne railroad relief measure races a stubborn lobby as Republicans in the state senate debate. Mayor Hosey and Fort Wayne officials urge lawmakers to act, claiming no politics, while opponents seek amendments to derail passage. Three working days remain and delays could doom the bill.
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Fort Wayne
Hosey
Colonel Foster
Rooke
Friends of the Dill
Neat encampment plans at Saratoga draw attention
In Zanesville Ohio on March 7 the Grand Army encampment at Saratoga is set for the annual gathering. Chicago borrowing capacity sparks a proposed city chatter in Springfield, with new proposals for increasing the city’s power. The Winnisdossier issue highlights spring rainwear and related items, as advertised by Patterson and Letcher in the Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
Heavy dose for pugilists case tied to Ward death
In Detroit a fatal boxing match between Harry Lewis and Mike Ward sparked charges. Referee Eddie Ryan and trainer O’Brien faced aiding and abetting accusations. Frank Lynch promoted the bout. Lynch was acquitted last week. Jacob Besterman faced related actions. many defendants were bound over or fined.
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Mick
Marsh
Jute Sturt
Ohe Superior Court
Hhitey Lewis
Bhd Phi
Jacob Lesterman
Frank O'Brien
Adie Ryah
Detrote
Harry Lewis
Mike Ward
Sarr Oni
Ward
Jacob Besterman
Frank Lynch
Hne
Dia Ryan
Detroit
Traine
O'Brien
Lynch
Former wrestling champ Harry Dial 10 becomes farmer
Harry Dial, once Fort Wayne wrestling champion, plans a move to a seventy acre farm east of Walley. Through Bittinger and Houlthe, he rented Noah Knepper’s property, the former Newhouse homestead, and will relocate with his family in April.
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Harry Dial
Fort Wayne
Jara
Bittinger
Bronson to Meet Buddie Glover in Ten Round Bout
Ay Bronson and Buddie Glover, Chicago, to clash in a ten round bout set for March 22 at Princess rink in St Jac. Kinney Nee bout plans incomplete though. Mackey Findlay seeks entry in preliminaries. promoter aims for a strong undercard.
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AY. Bronson
Buddie Glover
Ray Bronson
Chicago
Princess Rink
Bronson-Glover
Mackey
Findlay
Windy City
Strother brothers acquitted in Culpeper murder case
In Culpeper Virginia the Strother brothers were acquitted after a short trial for the murder of their brother in law William F. Bywaters. The jurors reached a verdict after about an hour and thirty two minutes.
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Atrother
Culpeper
Hy Kuilly
Strother Franke
Witam F. Bywaters
James
Philip Strother
Lille
Death notices for Christine Rippe and Roseberger
Mrs Christine Rippe wife of T Wil dam Rippe died at 10 30 p m Thursday of tuberculosis at the family residence 102 Wall Street aged 49 She born in Windheim Westphalia Germany and lived in Fort Wayne 28 years Surviving are her husband five children and two brothers The funeral will be Sunday at 170 from residence and 2 00 from Ammans Lutheran church Roseberger died at midnight of Wropsy at 2011 Warsaw Street Funeral arrangements to be announced later Also an advertisement urges Patterson-Fletcher boys confirmation salt and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for vitality with Meyers Bros & Co as sellers
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Christine Rippe
Twildam Rippe
Wall Street
Tippa
Windtheim
Westphalis
Germany
Fort, Wayne
Prea
Wileiam
Hervant
Else
Minnie Tuione
Ammans Lutheran Church
Rosenberger
Charles Rosenberger
Ager
Wropsy
Warsaw Street
Mayor Schmitz Pleads Not Guilty in Four Indictments
San Francisco March 7 major Tugene Lenin appeared before Superior Court and pleaded not guilty to four indictments charging fraud. Officers are still hunting for Easy Ritef and Juggs. Proceeds with Hin case. designations set for Monday in trea wits at seta.
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San Francis Cal
Tugene Lenin
Tele Trine
Wits
Sete
Indiana Senators wrangle over Muncie postmaster pick
Indiana senators Beveridge and Hemenway clash over Eighth district post office. Rothschild selects George Driscoll for Muncie postmaster, despite opposition from Hemenway who demands a businessman unaffiliated with Cromer or McCulloch factions. Gries and Finck resigned last week. Lambert’s term ends Monday. dispute centers on postmaster appointments and recalls.
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Washington
Mayeh” T
Beveridge
Hemenway
Representativeromer
Robert B. Grinss
al Anderson
Willian A. Finch
Waster
Elwood
Vehle
Sengster
Lis
Postofflee
Mare Fan Pane Kan
Wae Tau Etiny Rig
Gries
Finck
Representatve Crot
Hitchcock
Will Ne
Post Office
George Fo Metiniloch
Grimes
Finch
Muncie
Corm
David Lambert
Post
Star
Baver- Mee
Carator
Rothschild
Princett
New York
L. G. Ehild
Indianapolis
George Qo Drisccall
Ori Voll
Beverage
Searge F. MicCulloch
Auncie
Driscall
Cromer
Driscoll
Metcol- Joris
Hemenner
Uremer
McCulloch
Genator “Beveridge
Trisols
Agreement on treasurer salary in Allen County bill
Indianapolis March 7. The conference committee and senate agreed to night on the bill increasing the county treasurer salary. The Allen County treasurer will receive 9.00 annually.
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Gadel
Indianapolis
Hese
Senate
Allen Rounx Tressurer
Seed corn lessons urged farmers at Hoagland meeting
The article reports a farming guidance talk urging careful selection of seed corn. Christie urges growers to make seed patches, separate rows for each lot, weed out bad ears, and leave only the best grain for future seed. A large turnout attended the Hoagland meeting with a special party train traveling north afterward.
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Christie
Prarn
Hoagland
GR & 1
Fort Wayne
Rao
Warner
A. Om
Romerty
Wolcottville
South Bend
Nubwood
Lakeville
Ma Pirmonth
Hats Remodeled at Economy Clothes and Hat Renovating
A small local shop advertises hat remodeling, cleaning, and minor repairs in a plain service listing. Located at 973 Court Street, the enterprise emphasizes affordable work in a barebones style.
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Panama
Depew for Roosevelt Declares the People Want
A brief political notice advocates for Roosevelt with a call that the people demand his leadership. It presents a rallying stance likely aimed at garnering votes and public support ahead of an election cycle.
Roosevelt faces pressure on a possible third term
Washington reports that Republicans and White House callers urge President Roosevelt to reject another nomination to avoid party embarrassment. Senator Chauncey Depew argues renomination would occur only if circumstances demand it, while Rep Champ Clark warns a third term would be unacceptable to the public.
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White House
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
House
Depew
Champ Clark
Clark
Roosevelt
Republic
Turnverein Vorwaerts Club Glee Party Tonight
The Turnverein Vorwaerts club plans a pre congress glee party this evening to benefit delegates who will attend the Tonigvills turnfest on the 27th. Mr Stratford and Mr Walter Sheridan returned from a Texas Mexico trip reaching Tampico, with plans for another journey using a new role rating. J L Brown and Frank Puree closed negotiations to buy the Henry O Paul farm of eighty acres two miles east of the city on the Hicksville road, purchase price five thousand dollars. In New York news, Chienta and others led in a billiard tournament at the Vederkranz club with Conklin of Chicago defeating Mull by five to four.
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Turnverein Vorwaerts Club
Tonigvills
Statford
Mfr
Walter Sheridan
Texas
Mexico
Tampico
Werth
Mersrs
J. 2
P P OLICS NOT A FACTOR A P OLICS NOT A FACTOR
A proposed law, backed by Fort Wayne figures, would ease costs of elevating tracks. Senator Garnard Wickwire Orndorf are urged to support, with Mayor Hesey and locals pressing Indianapolis lawmakers. Telegrams to the three senators may protect taxpayers from $25 000 to $50 000 in contrast to the 1965 law costs.
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Senate
Charles McCullock
Pillsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
S$. K. Garnard
Ungrange
Steuben
Thomas Wickwire
Mobile
DeKalb
John W. Orndorf
Whitley
Huntington
Hesey
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Adams Murder Trial Jury Discharged Without Verdict
Ida March 1 The jury in the Steve Adams murder trial against Fred Tyler reported no verdict after deliberating since yesterday noon. Foreman George Elerd announced the impasse and the jury was discharged by Judge Woods. Nearby, Wesley Fadder, who sold his cigar stand, plans to move to Chicago Junction, Ohio, to start a new cigar stand and news depot.
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Wallage
Ida
Steve Adams
Fred Tyler
Dove
George Elerd
Woods
Wesley Fadder
Intermban Depel
Ed Longfield
Chicago Junction
Gilhams and party may strike yellow fever landing barred
New York dispatch reports Speaker Cannon and other congressmen including Mr Gilhams may be barred from landing at Colon. A Panamanian quarantine linked to yellow fever near La Guayra threatens their itinerary aboard the Blucher. Hamburg-American aims to land the party despite restrictions.
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New York
Cannon
Congressional Party
Gilhams
Colon
Pansina Sovernment
Venezuela
la Guayra
Blucher
Puerta Cabella
Thay Avery Efror
Imported specials at the Hof Brad
A short note from Guy Conklin offers smoked goose breast, salami sausage, clams, cerrelat, Western Phalien hare, sardines and cheese as imported specials. It announces new Victor and Wilson records and claims this month’s records are all splendid numbers with a complete stack available.
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Victor and
Wison Records
Guy Conklin
Fire devastates Ball Brothers factory offices in Muncie
Fire started in a small building adjoining ta mifa offices of Ball Brothers, consuming office structures and threatening the main department. Fire fighters from the city prevented greater loss as origin remains a mystery with no gas jet or electrical cause identified.
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Muncie
Ind
Ta Mifa
Baltras
Imainufacturers
Tooday
Arm Weys
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Vdederkranz
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Fenight
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