Bryan Debate 100 Big for Beveridge
Senator Allison of Iowa warns Beveridge to be careful in the large platform debate with William Jennings Bryan. He says the contest may define two separate party platforms on federal powers and railroad policy while highlighting the aim to retain state authority and limit federal reach.
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Washington
March Allison
Iowa
Beveridge
William Jennings Bryan
Senate
Indiana
Dubuque
Allison
Congress
Wir
Sensior Allison
Bryat
Sums and notes terms for purchases
All sums under 3.00 cash. All sums of 5.00 and above a ten month credit. Purchaser may give a note with approved security waiving valuation laws. If note paid when due no interest. If not paid when due interest at percent from date until paid.
Beveridge prepares for joint debate amid cluttered rooms
Beveridge works late at the Portland hotel preparing his next article for the joint debate. His rooms are filled with books and papers and he receives very few callers as he labors to advance his argument.
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Rénator Beveridge
Portland
Nist
Fort Wayne Corner Rod and Gun Club Ranked Third
Fort Wayne’s Corner Rod and Gun Club placed third in the second flight of twelve five man teams at the St Louis bowling event. Scores show Al Reynolds 181 180 Kaufman 162 42 W800 Hid 2M 17 totals 274. The tournament featured clubs from Silver Ton, Pletsbur, Schmelasr, and Kansas City among others.
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ST. Louis
Silver Ton
Pletsbur
Schmelasr
Kansas City
New Club
Fort Wayne
Fort Warne Farnan
al Reynolds
Maxim Unveils Safe Detonating Fuse and Stabilite Powder
New York March 22 Huston Maxim inventor of high explosives announced at a Canadian Club dinner a new safety detonating fuse that can pierce armor and detonate at a precise distance behind it. He also introduced stabilite a powder that does not decompose like ordinary powder. He warned of US unpreparedness and coastal defenselessness in a potential war with Japan.
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New York
Huston Maxim
Percy Siderson
Maxim
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
China
England
Japan
Bank to Open in New Haven By July First
W R Hartzell of New Haven has closed a deal for the Dr Clark drug store building to house a new bank. A large hall will be installed after Clark vacates. The bank is expected to open by July 1 with Strang brothers or Nex Hove capitalists as potential partners. Dr Clark will move to the prior A I Schnelker corner brick building.
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New Haven
Dr. Clark
Youll
Strang Brothers
Nex Hoveen
Pr. Clark
A. I Schnelker
Boston Art Museum Director Edward Stnbinson Profile
Edward Stnbinson, longtime director of the Boston ATL museum, is hailed as a leading authority on world art. A Harvard graduate of 1879, he shaped museum policy and curation through decades of influence and scholarship.
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ART
Edward Stnbinson
Boston
ATL Museum
Harvard
Bronson Wins Ten Round Decision Over Bartley in Princess Ring
Ray Bronson of Indianapolis defeats Mike Bartley of Chicago in ten rounds before about four hundred spectators. Bronson dominated with scientific, agile fighting while Bartley showed resilience. the bout was close, with Bartley unsteady at the end and Bronson appearing strongest throughout. Preliminary bouts included Robinson vs Deitrick, Long vs Verrick, and Wanilon vs Moss with Moss winning in five.
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Indianapolis
Mike Bart
Chicago
Princess Rink
Bronson
Battley
Young Robinson
Fort Wayne
Billie Dietrick
Garrett
Peltry
Deitrick
Long
Jack Wanilon
St. Louis
Sam Moss
Boston
United States
Moss
Whallon
Burns Triumphs Over Neary In Milwaukee Bout
Jimmy Burns of California easily defeated Charles Neary of Milwaukee in a tew round match held March 22 in Milwaukee. Burns led in all rounds except the second when Neary floored him with a right cross.
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Milwaukee
Jimmy Burns
California
Charles Neary
Burns
Neary
Ohio River flood causes widespread damage across Indiana towns
A flood report from Evansville Indiana notes the Ohio River peaking at the city and likely to recede by Sunday. The Wabash River rises rapidly downstream with extensive loss of corn and wheat crops and substantial stock drownings. Damage is reported below Mount Carmel and New Harmony.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Vincomnes
Wabash
Carmel
New Harmony
Speaker Cannon and party leave cards in Jamaica visit
In Kingston Jamaica Secretary Metcalf and Speaker Cannon arrived aboard the Birecher and left cards at Swettenham’s headquarters. Cannon and party, with William H. Orritt American vice consul, toured the burned area and expressed concern over the catastrophe as the Birecher sailed for Calon.
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Jamaica
Metcalf
Speaker Cannon
Rouse
Swettenham
William H. Orret
Cannon
Calon
Gambler shoots down Raiders in Fort Worth raid
Fort Worth Texas March 22. After raiding an alleged gaming house County Attorney Jo D McLean was shot and killed. William Thompson proprietor of the resort was shot in a desperate fight in a lumber yard. Hamil P Scott a raiding party member was fatally wounded. Thompson was later captured, likely to die from his wounds. McLean had led numerous raids against gambling.
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Tex
Jo D. Mclean
Hamil P. Scott
William Thompson
Thompson
Scot
Mclean
Old English Floor Wax at J M Stouder and Co
Local ad notes Old English Floor Wax available at J M Stouder and Co located at 1122 East Columbia Street. Promotes cleaning product in a concise storefront listing.
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Columbia St
Garrett Surgeon Sues Over Interurban Injury
Dr Franklin Rodenbaugh, a veterinary surgeon of Garrett, sues the Toledo and Chicago Interurban Railway for 215 007 damages in Auburn Circuit Court. He was injured when trolley arm fasteners failed at Garrett depot while preparing to board a car to Fort Wayne. He suffered head injuries and spent weeks hospitalized.
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Ind
Branklin Rodenbaugh
Auburn
Howard Moutz
Toledo & Chicago Interurban Railway Company
Redenbaugh
Fort Wayne
Dr. Rodenbaugh
Garrett Volunteer Firemen To Give Annual Ball
Garrett Ind March 2 The Garrett volunteer fire department plans its annual ball at Wagner's hall on Eastern Monday with local guests and musicians from nearby towns expected. County officials say arrangements were made in Angola to host the event and a large attendance is anticipated.
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Ind
Mateh
Mate, Burlingame
Sturgis
Mich
F.C. Goodrich
Jurek Black
Ligonier
Inf
Os A
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Frank Kamp
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Waterloo
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McTerfer
Wood's Hospital
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New Tendnnes
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York State
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Bason
Dorothy Gillis
Euchart
Charles Anderaun
Kendallville
Death at Garrett claims prominent local minister
Mrs. Stewart, widow of minister Mes. Thom MW. Stewart, aged 83, dies at her Garrett home after long infirmities. Survived by three sons, J. Stewart of Kenfallyna, A. J. Stewart of Garrett, and Dr. C. S. Stewart of Aula. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:30 at the Garrett Baptist church. she was known as a devout Christian praised by many.
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Ind
File Sinwart
Big
Mes
Thom MW. Stewart
Emidgeitie
Toay
R. J. Stewart
Kenfallyna
A. J. Stewart
Stewart
Aula
Baptist Church
Ty Garrett
Mra Stewart Wan
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