Expansion and independence debate in Hoar speech
Senator Hoar argues against imperial expansion citing constitutional limits and the Philippines issue. He endorses Philippine independence under a framework of orderly self governance and warns the party to preserve republican principles while supporting aid and guidance to a free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taduul
Vaal
Pepiblean Party
Philippine Islands
Guta
Haneryds
Sil Nowe
Ailrale
Uberty
Republican Party
Islayils
Bryan
Gyerthyow
Hone
Haar
Bednn
Hoay
Ted
Winde
Aguinaldi
Aguinalda
Denver
Rosauth
Gow
Pool
Jovert
Tuuheli
Hurae
Nathan Iie
Thariy
Hoar
Law At Nations
Feneral
David
Isaiah
Solomon
Paw
Abely Netion
Philippines
Advics
Eurape Lh
United States
Mexico
Haiti
Coroner's Verdict In Road Race Case At Brantway
Coroner W I reports ongoing proceedings over a streetcar accident linked to a panel road race and an incident at Robison Partes. Witnesses describe substantial evidence and delays in final judgment as Bally and Barnett references appear in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
W. Wi
Mandal Wheel Company
Barnett
Four Die and Wounded as Miner Attacks Near Johnstown
A drunken miner in Windber near Johnstown killed four people and wounded others in a brutal incident. Investigators say Ray Tamson died by accident after a moving train strike, while company employees claim no blame for the incident. The wake and services were held at the Boone Street home, with Mrs Townson recovering slightly after heart illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat
Ray Tamson
Ind
Heamily
Boone Street
Tnient
Delogle
Towns
Citizens Protest Liquor License in South Wayne Shootings
Citizens of South Wayne plan a protest meeting at the old town hall on Thursday to oppose an unlicensed saloon and nearby residences. Reports describe a deadly shooting at a house on South Bromley. several killed or wounded as residents guard the scene and discuss motives amid conflicting rumors about the causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Old Town Lal
Subir
Steve Hogan
Ardent
South Bromlway
Tod Halverson
Swade
B. McCaulley
Gyet Qrleyluck
Saniel Shives
Bowe
Herc
Vleiling
Mlag
Terie Baplwinter
Che
Thare
Hein
Jung
Iuidlaver
Ti de
Altoona
South
Kerk
Penegally
Horatio
Lodo Xa
Umutle
Tragedy On Broadway Street Car Kills Teen Passerby
A thirteen year old boy, Ray Jolann, was crushed beneath a street car at the corner of Berry Street and Broadway Avenue. The accident occurred Saturday morning as the car moved and the boy died instantly. no further details available.
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Ray Jolann
Berrysieat
Broadway
Rue Heavy
Young Jalmaun
Roellion
Pyne Miter
Pullip Lranen
Wil
Dan Data
Katie Ations
Lie
South Lawn
la Clinyga
Muntavanis
Blea Powell
C. R. Gareman
Tha
Tuhyson
Mla
Ant
Powell
Sithey
Covonny Aarneth
Ami
Mangle
Thaclbaw
Mudd
Fornam
Fe Neal
Corwen Barnett
Oretvek
Tabey Street
Leworth
Otters
Cay
Atvert
Bowell Ant Croman
Eminat
Johngory
Henri Sturnse
Etwan
Betatlen
Father Se
Chicago and Erte
Hue Veridad
Port Wayne
Nima Wray
Rural mail mini route begins in NRW outskirts
Karey Sar thold, new rural minil route carrier, inaugurates service from Fore Wayne post. The line extends north and northeast to St John River and Rehison Park, reaching many farmers with private mail boxes already along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALTAS
Karey Sarthold
Wayne Post
Intial
Tarniig
Wong Holt
Um St. Joo
Rehison Park
Skelton Grocery Auction Sparks Bid War Over Property
A heated auction at Skelton Grocery featured buyer Charles Bash and others bidding around 4000 dollars cash. The meeting led by A. Th. Walter saw two rivals, Bash and a partner, push the price with Dr. Roblwohlad raising numbers to 4500 before the crowd dropped out. Bash claimed a third party may take part later, with plans to continue the grocery at Mhyt Toeatlon Street if a sale closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrek
Slyre
Skeliun Groeury
Totheebid
Mr. Bash
Tarncher Partier
Roblwohlad
Sessler and Zimmerman wed in Easter ceremony
Joan T Sessler and Amelia L Zimmerman of the city were united in a Maying at 6 o'clock Easter evening in the Grace Reformed church. The ceremony was performed by A K Zarmwan with Misa Louise Glasencamp and George Zimmerman in attendance. The receipt of the bride's parents followed the ceremony with an elaborate supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan T. Sessler
Amelia L. Zimmerman
Beng
Tey. A. K. Zarmwan
Grace Reformed Church
Misa Louise Glasencamp
George Zimmerman
Asi
Pastor Ainslie Rerigins and Pulpit Changes at Local Church
The local Congregational church announces Pastor Ainslie resigns effective soon and Rev J B Amalie Muiered takes interim duties. Rev Edwin Bishop of Stafford Springs will preach in his absence while Rev Bishop is considered for the pastorate. A July farewell sermon is planned with other noted items from California and New Jersey attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Amalie
Assis Ile
Chicago
Ajustie
Edwin Bishop
Stafford Springs
California
Uy Dereon Jol Gilbert
Officers Elected at Fort Wayne Woman's Home Meeting
A Fort Wayne Fort Wayne presiding body elected officers for the Woman's Home society of the Fort Wayne Presbytery. The slate includes MekoA B. McGaw as president and Mrs. L. M. Goffman as vice president, with other officers named from Goshen Lag range and Kouts among the attendees.
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J. 0. Kellar
Favl Wayne
Minnie Wilden
Goshen
W. Raal
Rikmet
Howe
Nickola
Lin
ML A sWultse
Allen 18 Nominated for Governor of Porta Rigo
Washington April 18 shows Charles J. Allen of Maggachusalts nominated by the president to be governor of Porta Rigo. The report notes John Quinlin of 5 Sturgis street resident at BI hospital after a stroke. The article includes a confusing fragment about an idea and a lady.
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Washington
Charles J. Allen
Maggachusalts
Gove Erray
Porta Rigo
John Quinlin
Sturgis Street
Toseph
Spante Defeat Invitation Stirred Chicago City Dispute
Mayor Havrindy received a troubling letter from Daley D Arcos in Washington criticizing Chicago for inviting Spante to a Dewey celebration. The missive questions the invitation as an insult to the United States and accuses Chicago of disrespect to allied forces. It notes apologies were sent for the unintentional discourtesy and explains invitation routing.
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Chicago
Hani Wou
Fran Daley D'Arcos
Minteba
Washington
Renly Tu
Jiqep
Chivago
Mania
Vine Teon
Sluce Tau
United States
Bpasa
Remali
Havrindy
Japanese Influx Strains Victoria Harbor Officials
April 14 report from Victoria indicates continuing Japanese arrivals. Steamers Rio Jun Mara and Goodwin carry 800 and 1,200 passengers respectively, with Millen due today and Broomer expected later, bringing hundreds more. Local loader workers oppose the surge amid debates on imperial policy and border legislation.
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Victoria
Hore
Jnuna
Farm House Destroyed by Fire Near MWeecity After Midnight
A farmhouse near MWeecity, close to Huffton randh, was destroyed by a midnight blaze Saturday. Neighbors and the sleeping family escaped with minor injuries. Damages likely far exceed insurance. Authorities suspect a defective tue caused the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Harber
Mweecity
Groat
Harker
Sisi-wite
Throw Chitten
Holt
Desianance
HBOG
Senator Hanna Ill in Washington After Fort Monroe Visit
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Hanna returned to Washington from Fort Monroe with grip and high fever. Doctors, led by Dr. Bixby, see no immediate danger but fear possible complications as friends stay alarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beyard
Washington
Hanna
Fort Monroe
Bixby
Supreme Court Decides Stamp Tax Cases In April Ruling
The Washington article reports the U.S. Supreme Court decision on stamp tax cases linked to influential political figures in Kentucky, with discussion of gubernatorial roles and legal arguments. The piece notes judge assignments and potential implications for the court’s authority and future proceedings.
Two Hoys Fined in Local Battery Case
An inquiry led by Nayar Scherer found Frank Kress fined 26 dollars and Ray Hensbneh one dollar for involvement in a battery incident. Charles JB. Smith of Wayne Township preserved the scene. A separate charge alleges Tolin KWeemeyer aided in the attack on Smith during an afternoon on South Broadway. Prosecution lists Frank Teekes as the seller of liquor to the youths involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kress
Ray
Biurick
Frank Teekes
Local teacher Miss Trey Nichole assigned to Wayne history post
The article reports Miss Trey Nichole from Wunthighi arriving in the city to fill the history and civil government vacancy left by Miss Kulb. It notes Mike Holly returning home and Mas Michols at Indiana University, with involvement from Wayne school authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey Nichole
Wunthighi
Miss Kulb
Mike Holly
Lye Anneas
Mas Michols
Alyedent
Indiana University
Ant
Wayne
Ill
Mr. Dobilya Retter formerly of Anditer L J Dobilya in Tavkoride is reported improved after several days of illness. He had been confined to his home with a severe grip and suspected pneumonia. Conditions today are regarded as encouraging.
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Thomas
Ivon
Europe
Pinchbeck
Thomas Jefferson
Anton Bye
Wissingion
Hany
Mrr
Have- Hilgay
Treldana
Mr Mant
Callengues
Mealth
Ie Iad
Ie Tre
Ie Woshington
Pull School
Wold
Tube
L. J. Dobilya
Tavkoride
Bobilys
James M Hobmann to Attend Fort Wayne Convention
Hon James M Hobmann plans to reach Washington Sunday evening and stay in Fort Wayne until after the convention scheduled in the city next Tuesday. He will monitor the events and address attendees if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hobmann
Winhington
Fort Wayne
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