Senator Money In Street Car Fight In Washington
United States Senator H D Money of Mississippi figures in a Washington street car brawl with conductor O H Shaney. Money wound the conductor with a knife after resisting ejection from a moving car. the conductor sustained a serious cut to his hand. Police issued a warrant for Shaney on assault charges as the senator resumed his Capitol duties.
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United States
Money
Washington
H. D. Money
Mississippi
Capital Traction Company
Peace Monument
Baltimore
Capitol
Senator Money
O. H. Shaner
Shaney
Wedding Guests Attending Elaborate Detroit Reception
The wedding and reception were attended by Mrs. Edward Barnes of Detroit Miss Wichman of Warsaw Mrs. Griffith of Huntington Miss Graham of Brownsville Pa and Miss Murdock of Lafayette, noting a diverse group of guests from several cities.
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Edward Barnes
Detroit
Wichman
Warsaw
Griffith
Huntington
Graham
Brownsville
Murdock
Lafayette
Heirs to English Estate Valued at Five0 Thousand Each
Hartford City Indiana residents Mrs. Edwin Williams and Abednego Lewis learn from England that they inherit £50,000 each from Benjamin Lewis, a mine owner from Singleton House in Cardiff. His estate totals £200,000, with half to the widow and the rest divided equally among ten U S. heirs.
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Hartford City
Ind
Edwin Williams
Abednego Lewis
England
Benjamin Lewis
Singleton House
Newport Road
Cardiff
Confidence man Crume claims prison conversion in Fort Wayne jail
Nate Crume known as a smooth confidence man was jailed in Fort Wayne then freed to attend a funeral in Kokomo. He told crowds he found Jesus while imprisoned and felt spiritually free though still under sentence. Crume shared religious remarks and said he prefers inner freedom over bodily confinement.
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Wate Crume
Indiana
Alen County
Fort Wayne
Michigan City
Bumzoing
Kokomo
Jacob Sorter
Kokomo Dispatch
Lester Bowlin
Crume
Captain Donahue
Mulberry Street
McKinley
Howard County
King's Chamber
Concordia College Considers New Site and Plans
Concordia College may sell the old site and relocate to a twenty acre tract to build a modern campus with dormitories kitchens and classrooms. The Board of Trustees argues the current buildings are outdated and seeks a $125000 to $150000 Lutheran Synod appropriation to fund the new development.
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Concordia College
Henry C. Paul
C. J. Scheimann
J. M. Landenberger
Rev. Miller
Nieman
Cleveland
Lutheran Synod
Fort Wayne Musicians Highlight Fifthteen Season Show Travel
The show travels from New York to Brooklyn then on the road for the fifteenth season. Four Fort Wayne players stand out in the big band: Chris Christiansen bass, Ernest Williams first solo cornet, Worthy Tuttle first cornet, Clyde Fields E flat clarinet. All began with the First Regiment band in the city.
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New York
Brooklyn
Fort Wayne
Chris Christiansen
Ernest Williams
Worthy Tuttle
Clyde Fields
Regiment
Attorney Harris Rushes to Oklahoma After Telegram
Attorney E. V. Harris left Wednesday evening in response to a telegram from his father who is seriously ill in Oklahoma. Harris was aboard a train to Indianapolis when the message arrived and he returned at once to the city.
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Fort Wayne
Gertrude Ethel Morris
Percy G. Olds
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Auger
Smilax
F. E. Stouder
Dubois
Chopin
Messrs
Sam Morris
Ralph Yarnelle
Ben, Woodworth
Fred McCratken
Ronald Purman
E. d. Woodworth
Marjorie Olds
Theodosia Ambos
Sadie Fleming
Emma Rurode
Florence Barrett
Margery Hanna
Jeanette Morris
Samuel L. Morris
Charles Olds
Pennsylvania
Westwayne Street
City
E. V. Harris
Treacherous Bedouin Threats During Egypt Pyramid Trip
Dr. Herbert W. Todd of Galion recalls a perilous ascent of the great pyramid with Bedouin guides in Egypt. He describes a fall, a push into a dark well, and narrowly escaping harm as his party faced hostility and danger before continuing their European tour.
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Fort Wayne
Herbert W. Todd
Galion, C
W. W. Barnett
Fort Wayne College
Pyramids
Egypt
Todd
Sphinx
Leo
Indiana Republicans Nominate for State Offices
Indiana Republicans in a state convention named candidates for state offices with Miller for attorney general and Sherrick winning the state auditor ballot on a third vote. The platform endorses the 1900 national party principles, lauds McKinley and Roosevelt, and supports US policies in Cuba Philippines and governance at home.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Supreme Court
Miller
Daniel E. Storms
Lafayette
John H. Gillett
Hammond
Appellate Court
W. D. Robinson
Princeton
Wm. J. Henley
Rushville
James DB. Black
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
A. Z. Wiley
Fowler
Frank S. Roby
Auburn
B. F. Johnson
Towler
W. H. Blatchley
Frank Martin
Lebanon
David Sherrick
Noblesville
James R. Henry
Gosport
Frank Doran
Laporte
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Merrill Moores
Griffith Dean
Grant County
Martin W. Fields
Ward H. Watson
Charleston
James A. Bingham
Delaware
Dean
Bingham
Moores
Watson
Fields
Philadelphia
M’kinley
William Mc Kinley
Republic
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
James A. Mount
Union
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Caba
United States
Republic of Cuba
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Wife Takes Cruel Revenge in Ind Divorce Plea
English Indiana April 24 Thomas Foley seeks divorce on grounds of cruelty His wife admits tying his hands and feet and binding salt to his hands face and clothing to prevent harm from cattle that might lick him to death after a drunken quarrel Foley was left in a mutilated condition with skin raw and clothes torn
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Ind
Thomas Foley
Foley
Color-Guard Named for Seventy-Fifth Indiana Dedication
James Ligget former Fort Wayne police superintendent appointed color-guard for the Seventy-fifth Indiana regiment at Indianapolis monument dedication in May. Major C J McCole selects one guard from each company. Ligget represents company H. Jacob Lahr regimental color bearer in campaigns now lives in Missouri.
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James Ligget
Fort Wayne
Seventy-fifth
Indiana
Indianapolis
C. J. McCole
Noblesville
Ligget
Jacob Lahr
Missouri
School Teacher Dies by Poison in Evansville
Miss Anna Voldereur aged twenty five, a Columbia street school teacher, committed suicide yesterday by drinking carbolic acid in her cloakroom in front of several children. She left no apparent reason for the act and planned a European trip with her mother.
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Evansville
Ind
Anna Voldereur
Columbia Street
Europe
Nirdlinger Brothers Complete Major City Property Purchase
Frank Nirdlinger of Philadelphia and his brother Charles F. Nirdlinger bought the Keystone block at Calhoun and Columbia, Pavilion Arcades on West Main, a Main Webster residence, three Rockhill lots, four Broadway Swinney lots, and three acres at Holton Pontiac. The deal, from the old Nirdlinger estate, totals about 75000 dollars, vesting full title in the two buyers.
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Frank Nirdlinger
Philadelphia
City
Charles F. Nirdlinger
Keystone
Calhoun and
Columbia Streets
Pavilion
West Main Street
Main and
Webster Streets
Rockhill
Broadway
Swinney Avenue
Holton Avenue
Pontiac Streets
Nirdlinger
Fort Wayne Boys In Buffalo Bill Show Open Record
Christ Christiansen reports from New York that he and Clyde Fields joined the Buffalo Bill show band after leaving Fort Wayne weeks ago. The troupe opened last Monday with an unprecedented attendance and plans to tour.
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Christ Christiansen
Clyde Fields
New York
Buffalo Bill
Wells Near Bremen Find Gas and Oil in Tests
Test wells drilled near Bremen have yielded both gas and oil in multiple locations. The discoveries indicate potential for larger hydrocarbon deposits in the area. Local officials and geologists will assess drilling plans and environmental safeguards.
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Bremen
Civil service exams set for June 3 in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne will host examinations on June 3 for several civil service roles including physician in the Indian service matron in the Indian service seamstress in the Indian service and assistant engineer in the United States penitentiary service.
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Fort Wayne
Indian Service
United States Penitentiary Service
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Trinity Church
Cele
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Nate Crume
OLD College
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Ing Synod
Oklahoma
N. A. Hill
Bloomington
Charles W. Miler
Supree Court
R. A. Brown
Fassett A. Cotton
William J. Henley
James D. Black
Frank 8. Robey
Beveridge
Committee On
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Charles Jewett
New Albany
Jacob Joel
Crawfordsville
Thomas Millikan
New Castle
John Dyer
Hill
Millikan
Dyer
Joel
Bill
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