Indiana and national politics mix with postmaster reshuffles
A Indiana focus runs through a national update detailing postmaster appointments and removals, including several named towns like Bloomington Flora Galesburg Lacon Naperville and Union City. It notes Postmaster General Bissell ordering a pause on axing fourth-class postmasters and lists numerous presidential appointments and expected con Governor Dun more. The piece mentions Shanklin Morea Evansville editors and Turpie as well as trade data on reciprocity with Brazil Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Nent
J. G. Shanklin
Evansville
Washington
Turpie
Mors
Shank Morea
Shanklin
Indianapolis
Evansle
Bissell
Maxwell
Bureau of American Republics
Brazil
Cuba
United States
Porto Rico
F. A. Freer
Harry E. Wescott
Lacon, Ill
H. J. Dupee
J. H. Brown
Leroy, Ill
C. A. Barley
Alvin Scott, Jr
Naperville
Ill
A. Barlou
Rufus 1
East
Bloomington
Ind
J. G. McPheeter
William A. Gutelius
Bluffton
D. H. Swain
Manuel Cronbach
Mount Vernon
J. Hovey
Amandus B. Schuyler
Union City
J. 8. Reeves
John J. Powers
Carroll, Iowa
J. B. Hungerford
Louis E. Lange
Laurens
Iowa
G. T. Johnson
Jonathan R. Conroy
Leon
Laws
J. L. Harvey
John Young
Huntington
Hammond
Kidd
Wabash
Supreme Court Declines Naval Review Visit and World Fair
The U S Supreme Court will not attend the naval rendezvous at Hampton Roads nor the opening of the World's Fair in Chicago, citing impact on work. Justices previously visited Chicago on a prior trip but deem such excursions unnecessary for their tribunal. In New Zealand a Methodist minister reports A Bentley Worthington, an apostle of Christian Science, is gathering funds for institutions worth over 200000, living with former editor Mrs Plunkett after a four year disappearance. Worthington has eight reported marriages.
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Wigmercy
Supreme ‘Court of the United
Supreme Court
Hampton Roads
Chicago
Supreme Justices
St. Louis
John S. Hosking
Christchurch
New Zealand
Christian Science
A. Bentley Worthington
Worthington
Plunkett
International Magazine of Christian Science
New York
Snow Storm Buries Minnesota With Ten Inches Deep
A rain storm yesterday turned to snow overnight covering Minnesota with eight to ten inches as high winds pack the damp snow. Streetcar service is blocked and reports from Dakota Wisconsin indicate a general statewide storm. A newborn daughter was born to E J Ehrman and his wife.
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Miguestouis
Dakota
Wisconsin
Millionaire sacrifices fortune to save son's firms in Lansing
O. M. Barnes, founder of Lansing Tron and Engine Works and Lans ing Lumber, has wagered his private fortune to cover more than 700000 in liabilities, aiming to protect his son O F Barnes’s business honor. Banks hold heavy paper on the firms, prompting panic and public fear of collapse. Local officials seek to restore confidence as deposits dwindle and tensions rise in Lansing.
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Laysixe
Mich
Lansing
Lansing Tron and Engine Works
Lansing Lumber Company
Barnes
O. F. Barnes
Iron Works
Lansing Banka
Central Michigan Savings Bank
Ingham County Savings Bank
Detroit
Capitol
Ingham County Bank
Humphrey
Sherwood
O. M. Barnes
Universal Suffrage Adopted By Belgian Chamber
The Belgian chamber of representatives voted 119 to 12 to adopt universal suffrage with a provision for plural voting by property classes. Cheers erupted outside the chamber as crowds rejoiced. uprisings feared, but the decision countered potential revolt and industrial unrest subsided with strikers returning to work in Brussels and Antwerp.
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Chamber of Deputies
Brussels
Antwerp
Tragic Bradford House Fire Cremates Errickson Family
A Bradford man Dan Errickson his wife and two children died in a house fire yesterday destroying the home and all belongings. Two neighbors who spent part of the day with Errickson were among the last to see him.
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Canuriner
Dan Errickson
Bradford
Errickson
Fire starts in drunken pipe incident in quiet home
A man drinking heavily tried to light his pipe and dropped a lighted portion, unable to quench it. The blaze quickly spread, while the rest of the family slept upstairs. Firemen reported minor injuries and the home sustained smoke and heat damage.
Admission Investigations for Western Territories Begin in June
A congressional committee will start investigations into four territories seeking statehood in July, beginning in Chicago June 1 and finishing within a month. The tour will cover Utah, northern New Mexico, Arizona, and route returns via Oklahoma.
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Wasarxerox
Committee On Territories
Sisterhood of States
Faulkner
Chicago
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Butler
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senate
Toledo
Taft
United States
Wasitxaron
Supreme Court of the United States
New York City
Supreme Court
Aldrich
Maxwell
Whitney
New York
Treasury Department
Revenue
Rush
Corwin
Bear
Artic Ocean
J. E. Johnson
F.G. Dodge
F. B. Randall
Brother of Hawaii’s President Talks Annexation Outlook
Riverside. Cal. April 21 George K Dole brother of Sanford B Dole provisional Hawaii president says Blounts act will not hurt annexation and may help it he believes Cleveland aims to treat Hawaii as independent and that foreign powers have no desire to complicate the US. Mrs Joe Dens returns home after winter in California.
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Riverside
Cal
George K. Dole
Sanford B. Dole
Provisional Government of
Hawaii
Blount
Cleveland
United States
England
Vancouver
Conn Wins Victory Over Post Office Department in Fourth-Class Posts
Congressman Conn of Indiana forces change after clashing with Maxwell over fourth-class postmaster appointments. He withdraws endorsements, files all applications, and returns fifty four recommendations, signaling a partisan win and challenging department rules amid plans to widen rail and depot tracks near St. Marys river.
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Wasnixctos
D. C
Conn
Indiana
Maxwell
Elkhart
Ind
Post Office Department
Congressman Conn
Willard’s
Department
Mr. Maxwell
Fourth Clase
Prisoner at Police Court and Keeley Cure Boom
Justice Ryan presided as Margaret Matthews, daughter of Noah Wallace of Dixon Ohio, faced vagrancy charges after a chase and knife seizure in Bluffton and Decatur routes. Dora Kelso’s escape tale from Dr Thayer’s Fort Wayne hospital sparked sensational coverage and Keeley cure gains noted as a major business shift.
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Justice Ryan
Margaret Matthews
Noah Wallace
Dixon
Ohio
John Matthews
Vanderbilt
Columbia Street
Matthews
New Castle
Ind
Decatur
Bluffton
Lapp
Margaret
Station House
Bergman
Ryan
Latham Arrested in Chicago for Seduction Charge
Ralph Latham, former Huntertown postmaster, was arrested in Chicago by Special Constable Tom Wilkinson on a seduction charge filed by Misa Beryl Hunter. He was found at 333 West Randolph Street and confined at Cook County jail until papers arrive, then to be returned to Huntertown. He claimed ignorance of the accusation.
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Ralph Latham
Huntertown
Chicago
Tom Wilkinson
Latham
Misa Beryl Hunter
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Wilkinson
West Randolph Street
Altgeld
Cook County
Correction on Stemen and Crofard incident at Coesse
Dr James K Grang corrects a report that George C Stemen was summoned to see Mr Crofard who had been struck by a train. Grang says he attended Crofard and he died before Stemen arrived. credits Dr Linville of Columbia City with valuable assistance. Indianapolis Journal notes John G Blake in a Michigan sanitarium is gravely ill and unlikely to live.
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Mditor Sestinen
George C. Stemen
Coesse
Mr. Crofard
Dr. Stemen
Linville
Columbia City
James K. Grang, M. D
Indianapolis Journal of
John G. Blake
Michigan
Knights Templars Elect Officers at Indianapolis Meeting
The Knights Templars annual session in Indianapolis elected officers Thursday morning. New Grand Commander Simeon S. Johnson of Jeffersonville and deputies and grand officers at various posts include Charles W. Slick Mishawaka Walter N. Hindman Vincennes W T Darbin Anderson C B Siemen Fort Wayne John E Reamond Logansport John A H Nicholson Richmond Joseph W. Smith Indianapolis William Smythe Grand Standard Bearer E B Morgan Evansville William E Perryman Terre Haute George W Markley Crawfordsville.
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Knights Templars
Indianapolis
Simeon S. Johnson
Jeffersonville
Charles W
Slick
Mishawaka
Walter N. Hindman
Vincennes
W. T. Darbin
Anderson
C. B. Siemen
Fort Wayne
John E. Reamond
Logansport
John AH. Nicholson
Rev Updike to Remain Pastor at Christiana Church
Rev J V Updike, pastor of the Christian church in this city, had resigned to pursue evangelistic work but at a church board meeting last Monday evening was prevailed upon to stay as pastor for five years. He is an active pulpit worker who has increased church membership. Prince Bismarck ill but not seriously, April 21.
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Jeffersonville
George Thomas
Henze
Springfield
Indianapolis
Frankfort
Thomas Anderson
Cliff Creed
George Wilson
New Albany
Scotiaburg
Portano
Ind
Portland Water Company
W. H. Hawkins
John M. Smith
Rockfort
John E. Taylor
Lucy Garlinghouse
H. C. Clippenger
Taylor & Sons
A. D. Garlinghouze
Brurorp
Ed. Herrell
Louisville
Evansville
St Louis
Seymour
Broomiserox
B. Leonard
Mies ME Wi
McCalle
My. Leonard
Elkhart
South Bend
Seffensonville
Alonzo Whittington
Tolling Street
Pennsylvania
Broomyates
Monroe County
Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Bedford
Chattanooga
Richard Field
Kansas City
Washington
United States
Missouri
Field
Tennessee
Ebbitt
Bissell
New York
Clay Evans
South
Andrew Jackson
Keeley
Dwight
Chicago and Alton
Alton Road
J. V. Updike
Christian Church
Possible Murder On Chicago Tracks In Fort Wayne News
Reported murder amid railway accidents details a dead Pittsburg brake man James Cushing found mangled on the Sixty-fifth Street crossing after missing his return from Chicago. Suspects and robbers are suspected as a motive. Also noted are serious injuries to Henry Bollinger and A Risk, with ties to Calhoun street and Whiting station. Nelson A. Sowers, former West Point cadet and Civil War captain, remembered in memoriam for his service and character.
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James Cushing
Pittsburg
Frederick's
Calhoun Street
Baker Street
Chicago
Plymouth
Cushing
Henry Bollinger
Pennsylvania
St. Joe
Fort Wayne
Delphos
Ohio
Bollinger
Hanna Street
A. Risk
Whiting Station
Risk
Nelson A. Sowers
Monett
Ind
Wabash and Erie Canal
May Sowers
Capt F. F. Bolts
Huntington
Theron Andrews
Huntertown
This County
Mary Whitlock
Cleveland
Odd Fellows
Gibson City
Faisberry
Til
Sowers
Fort Wayne College
Thoes
West Point
Forty-fourth Indians
Stone River
Forty-fourth
Fort Donaldson
Harper's Weekly
Nelson
Hugh B. Reed
Reed
Fairberry
Souars
K. O. XK
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