Peace meeting closes as Carnegie honored for peace work
At Carnegie Hall the peace congress ends with Andrew Carnegie receiving the Legion of Honor from France for fostering international amity and the peace palace at The Hague. William Jennings Bryan delivers a stirring final speech urging love over force and universal peace.
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Andrew Carnegie
Legion of Honor of France
Baron d'Estournelles de Constant
Congress
International Amity
the Hague
William Jennings Bryan
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Peace Congress
Oratory
Carnegie Hall
Mr. Bryan
Seth Low
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Hotel Astor
Waldorf-Astoria
Earl Grey
America
England
Root
Canada
Carnegie
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Helen Beach Tillotson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Mr. Hobson
Peace Congress O
Hobson
Low
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Interparliamentary Union
Universal cc
William H. Morrow
D. States Circuit Court
Bartholdt
Inferna Court
di Doster
Secreta Eng
Chinw At
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and liver pills offered
This ad extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female weaknesses with pelvic displacements and related symptoms. It asserts rapid relief and cites medical endorsements, claiming no alcohol or habit forming ingredients. It also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Carnegie replies to Roosevelt on arbitration and justice
Andrew Carnegie, head of the peace conference, answers Roosevelt's opening letter with objections and rebuttals. He cites treaties between Denmark, the Netherlands, Chile, Argentina, Norway, and Sweden to show nations can submit issues to arbitration and argues justice must govern as universal as law. He warns nations cannot judge their own cases or use force, insisting peace with justice rests on arbitration and disinterested tribunals.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Peace Conference
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Carnegie
Denmark
Netherlands
Chile
Argentina
Norway
Sweden
Nations
Righteousness and Law in National Peace
The author argues that justice and the reign of law must govern nations as they do individuals. He warns against partiality in judgments and urges disinterested tribunals to uphold a universal standard of right to exalt a nation through peace and good will.
Divorce Case Ends With Jail for Stubborn Ex-Husband
Nancy J. Andrews obtained a divorce from Henry Andrews and resumed her name McClellen. He stalked and harassed her, damaged her home, and threatened to kill her. After a hearing, Special Judge William Ballou ordered a $200 peace bond which he could not post, sending him to jail. Additional cases: Jesse Felger fined for drunkenness. Louis Grote fined for plain drunk.
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Henry 8. Andrews
McClellen
Green Street
Isway
William Ballou
Jesse Felger
Skelton
Louis Grote
Ladies canvass for rooms for Grand Army encampment in Fort Wayne
An energetic committee of forty ladies from the Women's Relief corps and the Ladies of the G A R canvasses Fort Wayne seeking rooms to accommodate expected visitors for the upcoming state Grand Army encampment. Officials anticipate a record crowd, with decorative arches planned downtown and finance efforts to fund the event continue.
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Women's Relief Corps
State Grand Army
Fort Wayne
Skelton
Department
Brown
Monticello
Pocketbook Money Returned After Singular Thief Motive
A thief returned 37.40 stolen Sunday from John Reinhart of 720 East Washington Boulevard after a late Wednesday night delivery. Detectives traced the money, advised return without identification, and the pocketbook with full amount was handed to the family. No prosecution is planned as the matter is dropped.
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East Washington Boulevard
Reinhart
Lenz
After Fort Wayne May Be Fortunes of Indiana City Standings
South Bend Indiana April 17 Unusual interest attaches to the annual school enumeration with potential impact on the state board of education seats. Indianapolis and Evansville are secure while Terre Haute and South Bend strive to win the Fort Wayne seat. Every person aged six to twenty one will be enumerated.
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Ind
Indiana
State Board of Education
Indianapolis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Judge Arnold Resigns After Trial of Kostroma Reactionists
St Petersburg April 17 Judge Arnold president of the Moscow supreme court resigned at the request of Justice Minister Chichoglivitoff after sentencing several Kostroma reactionists for excesses. The liberal press notes the minister's action contrasts with his April 12 speech in parliament advocating an independent judiciary. Judge Arnold, a senator, opposes drumhead court martial.
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St. Petersburg
Arnold
Moscow Supreme Court
Kostroma
M. Chichoglovitoff
Fort Wayne Presbytery meeting ends at Pierceton and changes
Fort Wayne pastors and lay delegates returned from the Fort Wayne Presbytery meeting at Nappanee after an engaging session. The next meeting is set for Pierceton in six months with Rev. W M Eliott elected moderator and Rev. Alfred Fowler named temporary clerk.
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Nappanee
Pierceton
W. M. Eliott
Lima
A. C. Ormond
Kendallville
Alfred Fowler
Decatur
A. H. Brand
Auburn
General Assembly
EB. A. van Nuys
Goshen
M. P. Kirkpatrick
F. D. Sullivan
W. J. Frazer
Elkhart
John McMurray
Bluffton
Sabbath School Institute
I. M. Houser
Crawfordsville
Frank M. Fox
Dr Miles Nervine touted as remedy for epilepsy and St Vitus dance
Testimonials claim Dr Miles Nervine cured severe spasms and St Vitus dance, restoring health after prolonged suffering. Edward Dream of North Manchester and Mrs Belle M Tindall of Hastings report dramatic improvements after using multiple bottles, with a druggist guaranteeing a refund if no benefit.
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St. Vitus
Edward Dream
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Indiana
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Hastings
Neb
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Fl&hart
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Fort Wayne Invites National Officials for May Encampment
Secretary Skelton of the G A R encampment committee announced the start of engraved invitations to a broad list of national and state figures including President Roosevelt and Indiana officials. Militia officers from multiple towns are among invitees. A parade committee discussed march routes and the reviewing stand location, with Market Square favored.
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Indiana National Guard
Fort Wayne
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Hemenway
Indiana
Congress
Hanly
Grand Army of the Republic
Edwin P. Thayer
Greenfield
S. A. Bowman
Waterloo
George W. Feyermuth
South Bend
A. 3. Kuhlman
Auburn
J. R. Harrison
Columbia City
H. W. Pease
Goshen
W. O. Jericho
Winchester
L. S. Loche
Bluffton
O. B. Kilmer
Warsaw
J. F. Thomas
Plymouth
Guy J. Shaughnessy
Angola
Herman A. Lobmiller
Spurgeon N., Markley
E. &. Philley
Peru
G. L. Foote
Albion
Culver
Committee On
Market Square
Ohio Quits Ancient Order of United Workmen
The Ancient Order of United Workmen was ousted from Ohio on Attorney General Ellis's petition. Franklin county circuit court ordered the association to cease doing fraternal insurance business, placing its affairs in the hands of receivers W. D. McKenney and Alfred T. Roever with bonds of 2500 dollars.
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Order of
United Workmen
Ellis
Franklin County Circuit Court
Sfairs
W. D. McKenney
Alfred T. Roever
Coroner Rules Accidental Deaths in Smith and Buesking
Coroner Stults states both deaths were accidental after investigations into Henry Buesking killed by dynamite explosion on his Lake township farm on April 18 and Harry Smith struck by an engine at the Calhoun street crossing of the railroad. Rumors of suicide were unfounded as evidence showed no such act. Gene Holden of Huntington assumes management of the Eagles' Wabash.
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Smith
Stults
First Anniversary of the Frisco Quake
San Francisco marks the first anniversary of the 1906 quake and fire with a brisk rebound. The city reports $75 million spent on reconstruction, 50 000 workers in building, and a population near pre disaster levels as business volumes exceed those of the previous year.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Attempt to assassinate a priest in Hazelton Pa
An early morning blast damaged the St Joseph Slavonic church parsonage in Hazelton. Rev. Matthew Yankola escaped injury amid factional church strife and threats from the Black Hand prior to the attack. A canning company from Lisbon with capital stock of 15000 was formed and a factory is being installed nearby.
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Hazelton
Matthew Yankola
St. Joseph’s
Black Hand
Noble County Canning Company
Lisbon
A. C. Brouse
A. B. Cawley
H. T. Bowen
W.L. Baughman
J. MM. Weimer
J. E. Boughey
A. D. Martin
Jacob M. Haines
N. J. Shook
Kendallville
Benzine Explosion Triggers Fatal Fire in Montreal Laundry
A blaze at the Canada steam laundry on Justin Street near 3 pm caused by benzine explosion. Three women were killed and twelve injured among thirty women and five men employed. Early reports overstated fatalities as rescue efforts continued and hospital care followed.
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Montreal
Canada Steam Laundry
Justin Street
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