Big Measures to 60 by the Board and the New Currency Law
Washington reports two key points from White House talks. No monetary commission report will be ready this session, and postal savings banks will wait for that report and current law changes. President may still propose banks, with postponement seen for next year. Also discussed is Standard Oil dissolution and amendments to Sherman Act and interstate commerce law. Payne waits at the White House as Congress readiness hinges on the president’s message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Prtty
Congress
Monetary Commission
Cport
Representatives Weeks
Massachusetts
House
Mattke
Senator Lodge
Weeks
Tat
Banka
Aé Deposit
Standard Oil
St. Paul
Department of Justice
Wickersheim
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Wickersham
Bilis
Attort
Frank B. ‘Kellogg
Payne
S. E. Payne
New York
Roosevelt Praises Peary As Second Greatest Hero
A letter from Theodore Roosevelt praised Robert Peary’s Arctic achievement to commander Bridgeman of the Perry Atte club. Roosevelt expressed immense pride in Peary, calling the feat one of the greatest of our generation and noting the debt of civil mankind to his triumph.
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Roosevelt
Perry
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Bridgeman
Perry Atte Club
North Pole
Mount Kenia
Gent
Bridgemai
Peary
Messure
Pelong
Rodore Roosave
Burial at Eel River follows General J D Bingham
The article notes the funeral arrangements for General J D Bingham with burial to occur near the Bing hamstead site. Fort Wayne residents and a funeral party will accompany the late officer, who had ties to Vancouver Barracks and St Paul connections. His death was reported from Philadelphia and Philadelphia area relatives were mentioned.
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J. G. Bingham
Agtrad
Qld
J. D. Bingtham
Philr- Hetonia
Fort Wayne
Rock
Hvers
Peltier
Fort ‘Wayne
Mlade Cemetery
Old Binghamestead
Alfred Sydney Bingham
General Bingham
Bingham
Bendre
Vancouver Barracke
Wash
Mr Bingham
St. Paul
Ota My Bingham
Philadelphia
Money To Loan Poisonal Security Reonié 67
A small loan notice appears for security firm Poisonal Security located at Reonié 67 in the Block district. It states loan availability and local contact details for interested applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reonié
Bace
Tragic Bigamy Case Tied To Frank R Adams
Logansport IndianaNovember 26 A warrant sought for Frank R Adams a Chattanooga stock broker on bigamy charges but he could not be located The case centers on a March 15 1904 marriage to a woman who later died by her own hand in Indianapolis Adams had also reportedly married Anna F Rice in Boston Massachusetts Adams had studied music in Boston and taught at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio The prosecutor holds affidavits that Adams and Rice wed in Boston
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Logansport
Ing
Frank R. Adams
Chattanooga
Tenn
Adams
Robert Rodabaugh
Indianapolis
Rodabaugh
Anna IF. Rice
Boston
Mass
Delaware
C. Adams
Murder in the Buffalo Public Library
Charles Strohl, a bakery employee, killed Franz Stendt in the Buffalo Public Library reading room without warning. Strohl fled, fired on pursuers, and was captured after a 15 minute standoff. two revolvers and ammo were found. He claimed Stendt had taken his life blood and spoke of future duels.
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Buffalo
Charles Strohl
Franz Stendt
Perdang
Strohl
Hoosier Guns Cause Tragic Accidents Across Indiana
Across Indiana multiple hunting accidents claim young lives. Clarice Caprile, nine, was killed when a companion’s gun discharged as they hunted musk rats along a river. Willard Tinder fainted after the shot. Frank Blakely, sixteen, died when Elis Decker’s careless handling discharged a shotgun. Edward Parker, twenty, was fatally wounded by his fourteen year old brother in law Cecil Stafford’s discharged rifle. Miss Lotie Wolford and deputy sheriff John Hoff wed in Garrett at the Cath ode church yesterday evening.
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Conneravillé
Ind
Clarice’ Caprile
Willard Tinder
Tinder
Tls
Vincennes
Edward V. Parker
Monroe City
Cécil Stafford
Parker
Stafford
Garrett
Cathong Church
Lottle Wolford
John Hoff
Auburn
Apri
Frank Benoy Named Chairman of Board
Frank F. Benoy will be chairman of the board as announced by Mayor-elect Jesse Grice. The selection followed mixed reactions, with some expecting Henry Hilgemann to lead based on the list supplied to newspapers. This marks a shift amid ongoing public works discussions and local appointments.
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Frank Benoy
Frank F. Benoy
Public Works
Jesse Grice
Henry Hilgemann
Faithful Wife Secures Husband’s Suspension and House Return
A Fort Wayne man known as Long accused by Detective Grimme of intoxication faces court action after his wife, aided by a suspended fine, pays his penalty and takes him home. The couple’s reform hope contrasts with a lurid tale of a predatory woman in the district north of the jail. Two other youths arrested for hopping a freight train saw fines suspended.
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Fort Wayne
George Tony
Long
Harry Grimme
Longe
Mia
Ning
Lang
Ani
East End
Pennsylvania
Calhoun Street
Manna
Representative Cyrus Cline Pushes Canal Movement Action
Representative Cyrus Cline urges immediate action to incorporate the waterways movement per the city convention resolution. He plans to leave for Washington next week to resume duties and wants canal association incorporation before the National Rivers and Harbors congress meets. Fort Wayne leaders favor early action to gain stronger national support.
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Cyrus Cline
Waterways Movement
Cline
Washington
Canal Association
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Fort Wayne
Twelfth
Frank &. Gardner
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Natonal Department of Public Works
BP. A. Randall
Albany
N. Y
New York State Waterways Congress
Mrs L A Bond Injured In Fall At Home
Mrs L A Bond is a patient at Lutheran hospital with a fracture of the right knee cap from a fall at her home 2489 Fairfield Avenue. She tripped on stairs and was thrown violently. the knee cap was split. She will be confined to bed for weeks but is expected to recover. She lives with her son Vice President C B Bond of the Old National Bank.
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L. A. Bond
Lutheran Hospital
Jtairfield Avenue
Marriage at Paulding Presbyterian Parsonage
Rev J G Grabler unites Roy B Sheckler and Miss Blanch Olds in marriage at the Paulding Presbyterian parsonage. The groom is from the Barnes hotel and the bride from Jackson township. The couple has a two year connection with Snook and Savage office.
Not Many Thinking People Left in the Lad
Washington reports Speaker Cannon is at peak strength as Representative Boutell describes the country’s public support. Boutell recalls two men who despised Lincoln would cut off their arms to erase past remarks, likening it to critics now directing talk against the speaker.
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Washington
Cannon
White House
Representative Boutell
Tutinoig
Congress
Boutell
Abraham Zincoln
Despondent Wife Ends Life In Logansport Hotel
Edna Johns, posing as Edna Johns, a 20 year old wife of W C George of Muncie, drank carbolic acid on Thanksgiving Day after being discharged from a Chicago portrait canvassing crew in Logansport. She died three hours later at St Josephs hospital.
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Logansport
Ind
Shdna George
W. C. George
Muncie
Yao
Dunn Hotel
St. Joseph's Hospital
BBC
Chicago
Edna Johns
George
Levy Annual Assessment by Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Directors of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of Allen County levied a fifteen cent assessment per one hundred dollars of insurance carried by stockholders to cover last year’s losses. The levy, payable around January 16, totals about $26,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Essociation
Allen County
Athletic Fund Quaranteed For National Games 1910
Following a mass meeting of athletic businessmen and city officials in New Orleans the necessary funds were raised and bids formally accepted to hold the National Amateur Athletic Union games in New Orleans in 1910. The games are planned for October with President Brown of Chicago receiving the formal acceptances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Brown
Fatherhood of God Shapes Love and Human Brotherhood
A sermon on God as Father explains divine care for all people, urging prayer and trust in God over self. It links Fatherhood to brotherhood, self sacrifice, and enduring inheritance of glory, drawing on St. Paul and poets to urge compassion and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Goyl
Garth
Tennyson
St. Paul
Samuel R. Calthrop
Kemp's Balsam Tillie cough remedy ad
A house medicine ad extols Kemp's Balsam as a universal cough cure. It claims doctors and nurses recommend it, costs 25 cents, and suggests keeping a bottle at home to preempt coughing and illness.
Throat Cutting and Fatal Duel in Jacksonville Carnival
In Jacksonville on November 26 Aver cuts Burt Woods and John S Smith with a knife after quarrels at a carnival. Altman slashes Woods throat and Smith is killed after Altman fights him in a suburb where Smith shoots Altman fatally. Negrons noted as former witnesses. B C Ryder of Pittsburg visits the city.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Burt Woods
John S&s. Smith
Altman
Smith
Woods
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Joseph TH. Bilderback
Bilderback
W. E. Roud
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Edna George
LEVY
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Eremiah iii
George MacDonald
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Florida
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Warren Street
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E. Columbia St
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Wells Baker Wind Mills
Barr St
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