Capitulation of San Domingo Signed by Allied Powers
The articles of the capitulation of San Domingo were signed today by President Wesy Gil and ministers from the United States Belgium Haiti and Spain. The terms guarantee protection for inhabitants and property. Revolutionists will enter the city this afternoon and the provisional government will move from Santiago De Los Caballeros to the capital within five days.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Wesy Gil
United States
Belgium
Haiti
Spain
Santiago de Los Caballeros
State department notes Powell statement on Santo Domingo revolutions
Washington reports that the State Department regards Powell’s press quote as his own authority not official policy. It says the minister’s views align with Beaupre’s Colombia talks and that the U S will press the new Santo Domingo government to honor prior arbitration and concessions despite the Jiminez party’s stance.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Powell
Santo Domingo
Beaupre
Colombia
Department
Amperica
Wos Y Gil
Jimineaz
Bryan Delights London Guests at Choate Luncheon
Ambassador Choate hosted William Jennings Bryan at a luncheon in London with Premier Balfour and other dignitaries. The informal gathering featured Bryan's storytelling and a grim humor note as he sat between Balfour and Ritchie who had not met since a cabinet split. Bryan will address a Dublin Mansion House event as guest of the lord mayor, date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ambassador Choate
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Premier Balfour
Earl of Onslow
Charles T. Ritchie
Robert Giffen
Gilbert Parker
Moreton Frewen
Lord Denbigh
Lord Mount Stephen
W. L. Courtney
Choate
Balfour
Ritchie
Mansion House
Dublin
Reappointed Judge Kimball of Fort Wayne Police Court
Special to The Sentinel reports President Roosevelt reappointed Ivory G. Kimball, formerly of Fort Wayne, as judge of the Washington police court. The piece notes Kimball’s long service and links to Fort Wayne lineage, while the article also covers foreign bond holdings and their use by insurers in the United States with examples from Ohio and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Kimball
Fort Wayne
Washington
Judge Kimball
Ivory G. Kimball
Israel Kimball
Hugh McCulloch
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Harrison
United States
Insurance
Insurance Commissioner
Phoenix Insurances Company
London
England
Ohio
State of
Phoenix Insurance Company
Cuba
Chicago Street Car Strike Ends After Ratified Compact
The Chicago street car men's strike ended as workers ratified a company backed wage arbitration plan after thirteen days. The agreement bases pay on market value, improves hours, and allows immediate resumption of service with workers recalled to duty.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
Federation Hall
Buckley
Baptist Minister Slain in Louisiana Parish
Rev. J. T. Conyers, a Baptist minister, was murdered at Torras in Ponte Coupes parish. No killer identified. His license dated 1896 bore signatures of Rev. John G. Bilhorn and Mrs. Gertie Joosters. Bilhorn says Conyers has a Chicago wife and two daughters. Conyers planned to move north. Mrs. Rothick saw him on a Alexandria train six days earlier and noted his shabby clothes. he replied he was all right with the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
J. T. Conyers
Torras
Ponte Coupes Parish
John G. Bilhorn
Free Baptist Church of Chicago
Gertie Joosters
Chicago
Bilhorn
Conyers
James Rothick
Alexandria
Washington Dispatch Confirms Fight in Philippine Moro Clash
The War Department confirms reports of a clash between General Lenard Wood's forces and Moros on Jolo Island. Colonel Simpson, acting commander of the division of the Philippines, says no further opposition is expected and the expedition remains at Jolo awaiting developments.
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Washington
War Department
Simpson
Division of the
Philippines
Manila
Lenard Wood
Jolo
Bonds Owned at Home Highlight Domestic Investment Trend
A fragmented clipping notes Americans hold most bonds domestically while a smaller share is owned abroad. The passage hints at a domestic investment pattern with limited cross border bond ownership.
Parliamentarians Plan Paris Visit After London Stay
More than a hundred members of the house of commons and about eighty wives and daughters left for Paris today to reciprocate a prior visit by French senators and deputies from the arbitration group. They will stay in Paris until December 10 with various festivities arranged in their honor.
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Treasury Department
London
United States
Cleveland
New York Evening Post
House of Commons
Paris
International Arbitration Group
Holbrook Acquitted After Bribery Trial
Lansing a jury returned a not guilty verdict after twelve hours of deliberation in the Holbrook bribery case. Ex Senator Holbrook was tried for attempting to bribe a salesman in the interest of Eli R Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
Holbrook
Eli R. Sutton
Farmer Hurt in Fall From Wagon at Railroad Crossing
William C. Shives, a rural farmer, fell from his wagon while crossing Pennsylvania tracks near Hanna street. His 16-year-old son accompanied him as a passenger train halted nearby. Shives suffered head and facial bruises and a nose cut and was taken to the city by Dr A H Macbeth after the accident.
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William C. Shives
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Hanna Street
Pontiac
Shiveys
Baas
A. H. Macbeth
Quarantine Cases and Smallpox Strike Amish Community
A wagon incident left no serious injuries to a boy or horses as a cargo bag of corn remained intact. Mrs. Joseph Longacher is ill with smallpox and under quarantine at her father’s Amish farm near Grabill. Longacher broke quarantine to visit his wife, bonded last week, as their child was born about a week ago and Mrs. Longacher’s condition remains serious. Quarantine near Williamsport is set to be raised tomorrow at Jud Emrick’s home.
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Joseph Lougacher
Grabill
Howe
Longacher
Long
Joseph LeFever
Lancaster Township
Fluntington County
Anderson
Elkhart
Indiana National Bank
Congress
Patrick McManus
San Pierre
Pulaski County
Wheatland
Young McManus
Geneva
Miss May Murphy
Orlo Emmons
Miss Murphy
Byron Yohe
Union Township
Whditley County
A. J. Salts
Huntington
Corning
Iowa
Jackson Township
Huntington County
Paul Salts
Salts
Roanoke
Roanoke Register
Little Turtle
Raccoon Village
Roanove
Council Hitches At Tunnels Subways Debate
Mayor Berghoff sparked a tunnel dispute at last night’s council session urging legal action to force the Pennsylvania Railroad to build a Walton avenue subway. The council debated routes and authorities as officials discussed elevating or tunneling and curbing congestion near Calhoun street.
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Berghoff
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Walton Avenue
Shambaugh
J. B. McKim
Pfeiffer
Bursley
Hall
Pennsylvania Company
Calhoun Street
Four Mile House
Reiman
Wayne Trace
Wellman
Grouse
Marion
Wabash Railroad Company
Winter Street
Walton
Odell Says Washington Conference Restores GOP Harmony
New York November 25 Governor Odell returns from Washington where he met with President Roosevelt and Senator Platt to discuss New York Republican tensions. He says harmony is restored, Platt remains state leader, and Odell will be more active in state party matters including New York City organization.
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New York
B. Odell
Albany
Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas ©. Platt
Odell
Platt
Senator Platt
New York City
Northern Indiana Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Legal News
In Wakarusa John Walmer aged ? died after a corn shredder accident, he was unmarried. Warsaw Union editor Henry S K Bartholomew wed Amy Brown of Goshen. Goshen police pursue a swindler who altered a $2 post office money order to $20. Miss Bessie Moon, missing from Kendallville, wed Sidney Bryant of Akron. Judge John M. Smith of Portland to preside over John W Terrell murder trial at Bluffton next Monday. North Manchester saloonkeeper Leonard Fanning denied license in Whitley circuit court. Rev C W Winchester of Buffalo recently elected president of Taylor Serres at Upland.
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John Walmer
Wakarusa
Henry S. K. Bartholomew
Warsaw Union
Amy Brown
Goshen
Bessie Moon
Kendallville
Akron
Sidney Bryant
John M. Smith
Portland
John W. Terrell
Bluffton
Leonard Fanning
North Manchester
C. W. ‘Winchester
Buffalo
Taylor Serres
Upland
Gallantry Costs A Huntington Young Man Fifty Cents
A Huntington worker returning from Fort Wayne helped a woman on an interurban car by reaching into her pocketbook for fare. He gave forty cents, then fifty when accused of theft after the woman claimed wrong change. His other friends advised him to keep the money, but he returned it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington News-Democrat
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Judge rules hugging and kissing not evidence of bad character
Guthrie Oklahoma November 25. In Arapahoe county court the judge stated that all men have hugged and kissed women and all women have been hugged and kissed, thus such conduct is not evidence of bad character. The case involves a seduction charge with a witness testifying the plaintiff, a young girl, was hugged and kissed in public. The defendant remains under bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Guthrie, Okla
Arapahoe County
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples
William H. Radkey wed Wilhelmina Jordan. Charles Magers tied to Emma L. Winkler. Bert Young and Dottie Phelps joined in marriage. Walter S. Beall and Margaret W. Ahern wed. Martin W. Berry and Minnie E. Merrill married. W. Drivelbiss and Rose Clinkmn united. Chauncey A. Krotz and Lilian M. Hays wed. Clarence J. Stevick and Jennie Ray licensed for marriage.
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Ler
Bert Young
Dottie Phelps
Walter S. Beall
Margaret W. Ahern
Martin W. Berry
Minnie E. Merrill
W. Drivelbiss
Rose
Federal Court Session Set for December in Fort Wayne
The December term of the United States district and circuit court will convene in Fort Wayne at 9 a.m. Tuesday December 8, with Judge Anderson urging prompt presentation of business before the court. A prominent case on the docket is Wynkoop vs. Pennsylvania Company for $10,000 damages, originating from Columbia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District and Circuit Court
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Wynkoop
Pennsylvania Company
Columbia City
Death Notice of Mrs Elizabeth Kentner in Missouri
Word reaches the city of the death of Mrs Elizabeth Kentner wife of Amos Kentner at her Golden City Missouri home. She was 65 years 2 months and 8 days old and was born in Fort Wayne daughter of Jacob Watters who died here in 1845. Formerly known as Altes Hayriet Wis.
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Elizabeth Kentner
Amos Kentner
Golden City
Pioneer Pastor Rev Detzer Dies at 86 in Fort Wayne Area
Rev. Adam J Detzer a pioneer Lutheran missionary and church founder died November 25 at his son’s home in Niles Center Illinois at age 86 He helped establish multiple congregations from Ohio to Nebraska and Texas his work centered in Defiance Napoleon Lincoln Des Plaines Chicago and Highland Park He is survived by eight of ten children including Martin August and Edward Detzer and was buried after service in the long missionary career he chose to retire four years ago
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Adam J. Detzer
Frederick Detser
Niles Center
Ill
Martin
August J
Edward N. Detzer
Fort Wayne
Detzer
Chicago
Napoleon
Ohio
Illinois
Baveria
Loeb
America
Young Detzer
New World
Williams County
Bryan
Melburn
Archbold
Defiance
Florida
South Ridge
North
Ridge
Delaware
Paulding Center
Desplaines
111
Lincoln
Neb
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Highland Park
Glencoe
Frederick Detner
Charlotte Neidthardt
Deter
Detwer
Charlotte Detwer
Marti
Edward HN. Detwer
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Mr. Choate
Fort Wayne Mans
the Sentinel
Union
Big Juneet
W. C. Shives
Council
Tunnels
Easy Boss
White House
Indiana
William H. Radkey
Wilhelmina Jordan
Charles Magers
Emma L. Wink
Federal Court
Missouri
A. J. Detzer
Niles Center, Ill
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