Prospects Bright for Hon J M Robinson at Kendallville Convention
Congressman Robinson arrives in town in good health and plans to seek renomination at the Kendallville convention. He describes a fractured Republican Party in Congress facing major policy battles and cites cases including Babcock and Tawney while praising Democrats’ united stance on trusts, Philippine policy and ship subsidy. Robinson departs Thursday evening for Washington. Dewey letters refute liquor rumors about Manila Bay, stating crews fought on coffee alone and liquor was forbidden aboard ships.
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Congressman Robinson
Robinson
Kendallville
the Sentinel
Mr. Robinson
East Main Street
Washington
House
Congress
Republican Congressional Committee
Babcock
Wisconsin
Tawney
Minnesota
Vermont
Iowa
Mark Hanna
Senate
Indiana
Judge Crumpacker
McCall
Massachusetts
Ways and Means
Littlefield
Maine
Judge Crumpecker
Valparaiso
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Philippines
House of Representatives
Dewey
Manila
Herspool
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
United States
George Dewey
Dewey Used No Liquor in Canton Trial
Canton Ohio April 29 report states that defendant Dewey testified he did not use liquor during the events in question. The brief dispatch notes limited details and indicates the trial proceedings continue with additional witnesses expected.
William M K Osborne Dead Since 1897
United States Consul General Osborne died at his Wimbledon residence at 10 30 this morning after a long illness from Brights disease and dropsy He had been ill since November and remained conscious to the end He was born in 1842 at Girard Ohio and later moved to Boston He was a cousin of the late President McKinley and was appointed consul general at London by President McKinley on March 18 1897
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London
United States
Osborne
Wimbledon
Mr. Osborne
Bright
England
William McKinley Osborne
McKinley
Girard
Ohio
Boston
President McKinley
Evans May Get Place As Consul General In London
Washington reports a strong possibility that Pension Commissioner Evans will be offered the post of consul general to London to succeed the late William McKinley Osborne. White House and Evans remain reticent, but the president favors the idea and the offer seems likely. A London cablegram confirms Osborne's death.
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Washington
Evans
London
William McKinley Osborne
White House
State Department
Westacott
Deutschland's Captain Dies in Hamburg Stroke
Emil L. Boas, the New York agent of the Hamburg American line, reports Captain A. Albers of the steamer Deutschland died this morning of apoplexy. The commodore of the Hamburg American fleet had commanded the ship since she began service in July 1900. no further particulars are given.
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New York
Emil L. Boas
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg
A. Albers
Deutschland
Boas
Albers
Hamburg- American Line
Palma Meets Gen Maso Before Cuban Campaign Moves
President elect Estrada Palma left Bayamo for Manzanillo and met Gen Bartolome Maso, the former Democratic candidate. Maso pledged support and received a warm welcome from the Spanish colony at Manzanillo, surpassing prior receptions.
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Havana
Palma
Bayamo
Manzanillo
Yara
Bartolome Maso
Democratic Party
Cuba
Maso
Senor Estrada Palma
Mrs Emma Rodibaugh Seeks Divorce In Wabash
Emma Rodibaugh file in Wabash circuit court for divorce from A M Rodibaugh claiming years of misery due to temper and notes of infidelity. She seeks a decree and four thousand dollars alimony. defendant to contest.
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Wabash, Ind
Wabash Circuit Court
Emma Rodibaugh
A. M Rodibaugh
Wabash
Rodibaugh
Mrs W H Dan to Speak for Fort Wayne Missionary Society
Bluffton readers learn Mrs W H Dan of Fort Wayne will speak tomorrow morning for the ladies foreign missionary society of the Methodist church delivering an address on their behalf.
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Bluffton
W. H. Dan
Fort Wayne
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Markets See Wheat Rise on Weather and Rain Reluctance
Chicago April 29. July wheat opens higher to unchanged as firm cables and dry conditions in the wheat belt aid buying. Rain floods parts of the Midwest but Topeka reports continued dryness. Corn and oats hold firm as hogs steady. prices show small gains across grains with heavy buying from a major Wall Street house supporting July futures.
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Chicago
Kansas
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio Valley
Topeka
North Dakota
Northwest
Southwest
New York
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Big Bull House
Wall Street
Chicago Market Totals and Price Ranges for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago reports cattle receipts around 3000 with prices from 1.40 to 7.40 for various grades including Texas fed steers at 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs receipts about 8000 with tomorrow’s outlook and prices from 6.70 to 7.40 for mixed to heavy slaughter grades. Sheep receipts near 9000 show steady markets with good to choice lambs at 5.40 to 6.00 and native lambs at 4.75 to 6.65.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Butter Cheese And Eggs Markets In Chicago Trade
Butter market firmer with creameries at 18 to 22 cents daily, 17 to 20 cents. Cheese market unchanged with varieties twins 12 to 13 34 cents and daisies 3 cents, young Americas 13 cents. Eggs market steady at 15 to 15 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn markets in Toledo dull and steady
Toledo markets report dull steady wheat prices with cash at 84 14 cents May 83 31 cents and July 78 14 cents. Corn market remains fairly active and steady across the trading day in Toledo Ohio on April 29.
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Alsuke
Lima
Indiana
Toledo
New York Produce Market Report for Butter Cheese Eggs and More
Butter receipts total 10 657 packages with steady market and varied state and factory prices. Cheese receipts 2 306 packages with firm market and full cream prices ranging from 11 12¾ to 13¼ cents. Eggs receipts 27 942 packages with steady market. Western and Southern lots quoted at marked prices. Sugar and molasses sugar value listed. Coffee No 7 Rio at 57 16 cents.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Southern
Rio
East Buffalo Market Report Figures Prices for Livestock
East Buffalo market news April 29 reports cattle offerings at 250 head with no sales. hogs receipts 4 250 head with mixed movements down 10 cents. sheep and lambs offerings 6 200 head with lambs barely steady and wool sheep nominal. Prices list ranges for each category.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Wayne Market Prices Report
Fort Wayne markets report spring wheat at 4.00 to 4.50 dollars per bushel for spring wheat and 3.75 to 4.25 for winter. Graham and buckwheat prices shown with corn meal and corn meal options. Wheat 80 cents per bushel and corn 65 cents. oats 42 to 43 cents. Timothy seed 2.70 to 2.80 per bushel.
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Timothy
Fort Wayne
Graham
Market Prices List of Grains, Hides, Livestock and Produce
A historic price list shows Rye and Cloverseed at various dollar figures, barley and oil meats per cwt, flax seed and hides with green and salted grades. Hogs and sheep are listed on foot and dressed, with cattle, calves, beef cows, steers and lambs given on foot and dressed prices, plus Timothy Clover Mixed Straw, and a Produce section detailing butter eggs lard live chickens spring chickens potatoes apples beans onions honey and hickory nuts with per unit quotes.
New Gas Well Spurs Yorktown Area Venture
In Muncie Indiana on April 29 residents near Yorktown and Pikes Peak report a record-breaking gas well. The Pikes Peak National Gas company is incorporated with 10000 capital and will start drilling multiple wells in an area once abandoned by Standard Oil. County farmers’ leaders say prospects for a profitable natural gas field are bright.
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Muncie
Ind
Yorktown
Pikes Peak
Columbia City Fest Visitors Arrive In City
W. W. Potts of Fort Wayne arrived Monday afternoon and is visiting with G. H. Sattison and family near Lorane during the Columbia City fest.
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Columbia City
W. W. Potts
Fort Wayne
G. H. Sattison
Lorane
Shipping Combine Seen Favoring British Interests in Morgan Tie
London reports discuss ministerial replies on Americanization of the Atlantic. The Westminster Gazette questions Balfours stance versus J Pierpont Morgan and outlines a presumed American based combine of British ships with pooled freights and fleet management. Leyland line shareholders meet in London with Wilding Pirrie and Torrey present confirming no change in the situation.
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London
House of’ Commons
Shipping Gazette
Westminster Gazette
White Star Line
Shipping Combine
Liverpool Express
Combine
The
Express
J. Pierpont Morgan
America
Leyland “Tine
Messrs. Wilding
Pirrie and Torrey
Associated Press
Woman's Alliance seeks protest over Sunday activities
The Woman's National Alliance meeting approved sending an official protest to the Daughters of the Revolution in Denver for traveling on Sunday April 20. It also plans a letter to Princeton University protesting a Staten Island baseball game. The group cited other Sunday events including Governor Odell's southern trip and Roosevelt's return to Washington.
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New York
Woman’s National Alliance
Daughters of the Revolution
Denver
Garden of the Gods
Darwin R. James
Princeton University
Staten Island
Odell
Roosevelt
Washington
King Edward
Bucknell College
Young Women’s Christian Association
Tom Thunder Drowned in Mississippi River
Tom Thunder a renowned Winnebago leader drowned accidentally in the Mississippi near Black River Falls Wisconsin on April 29. He disputed Lom Roddy of Chicago known as Chief White Buffalo for the Winnebago chieftainship and had hoped to settle the rivalry with a tomahawk duel at Black Hawk’s grave.
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Tom Thunder
Black River Falls
Wis
Mississippi River
Buck
White Buffalo
Lom Roddy
Chicago
Black Hawk
Roddy
Thunder
Fatal fall from outbuilding injures local man
Sohn Lavack of 3514 Broadway was injured when an outbuilding collapsed last evening. The supports failed as he was inside, sending him thirty feet down an embankment and causing a scalp wound a facial cut and a badly masked hand. Dr W E Stemen attended.
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Sohn Lavack
Broadway
Mr. Lavack
W. E. Stemen
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J. M. Robinson
Canton
William M’k. Osborne
Lon
Don
Ease
Gen. Maso
Chicago Livestock
East Buffalo Markets
City Hay Market
Clover
Straw
Odiou
Gerald Balfour
J. P. Mor
Gan
Big Shipping Trust
Detroit Stove Works
Koehlinger& Baur
East
Columbia Street
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