MacArthur May Have To Explain After Honolulu Dispatches
Secretary Root said he would seek no action but will likely request an explanation from General MacArthur upon his return to the United States. The cabinet discussed the matter, and Jones asserts the general did not misrepresent his views. The report highlights pan German policy and emigration trends under the German emperor.
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Washington
Des
MacArthur
Honolulu
United States
Germany
Root
Associated Press
Jones
Carter
Rooth
MacArthur refutes report predicting US Germany war in near future
In a dispatch to Governor Carter Colonel Jones quotes Major General MacArthur as saying war with Germany is inevitable and likely in the Pacific. MacArthur in Honolulu denies the report, stating it misrepresents his views. The analysis warns of German expansion in South America and a probable arms clash with the United States, urging federal strength to defend the Pacific coast.
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Jones
Carter
General MacArthur
MacArthur
United States
Spain
Pacific
South America
George R. Carter
Ms. Arthur
United States Army
Germany
Honolulu
England
Empton Merchant E J West's Tragic River Death Mystery
Relatives learn of E J West a Kempton merchant found dead beneath a railroad bridge over the Wabash River near Fort Wayne. West 48, identified by relatives, died after being struck by a passing train and falling thirty feet, with probable exposure causing death. The inquiry follows notes of the Odd Fellows lodge and a possible gunshot-like facial injury, later attributed to debris from a railcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. West
Bensylvania
Mary’s River
Kempton
Py’ Nest
Odd Fellows
Tat Town
J. T. Wes
Sharpsville
Ad Fellows’ Lodge
Cam
Fort Wayne
J. N. Treiler
Odd Fellows’ General
Defiance
Ohio
Daulter
Muncie
West
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Barnett
Fansylvania
Calhoun Street
Railrad Bridge
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promoted as Cold Remedy
A Dreier and Bro. promotion touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the greatest throat and lung remedy for coughs and colds, claiming rapid relief and prevention of serious complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Canadian boundary change reported by Dawson dispatch
Major Zachary Taylor Wood returns to Dawson and announces the first outpost move in the Canada United States boundary arbitration. The Northwest Mounted Police relocate Wells post on the Dalton trail to Pleasant Camp with possible further changes pending an international survey.
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Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Dawson
Zachary Taylor Wood
International Commission
Canada
United States
Wood
Northwest Mounted Police
Wells
Dalton Trail
Pleasant Camp
Major Wood and the Klondike Summit Reach
The passage recalls Major Wood famed for collecting customs at the White Pass summit during the Klondike rush. He led a detachment that pushed the Canadian line forward seventeen miles from Lake Bennett to the summit. He is a nephew of General Taylor, former U S president.
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Major Wood
White Pass
Klondike
Lake Bennett
Taylor
United States
Queen Escapes Death in Sandringham Fire
London reports Queen Alexandra and her secretary Miss Charlotte Knollys narrowly escaped a Sandringham palace fire that broke out at 5 am. The queen's room ablaze, floor collapsed as they fled in dressing gowns, smoke nearly suffocating them. guests and servants filled corridors in the panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Alexandra
Charlotte Knollys
Sandringham
Miss Knollys
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Pleased Tester
H A Tisdale of Sumerton South Carolina reports a twenty year piles ordeal finally cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The product combines Witch Hazel with antiseptics and emollients and is sold by Meyer Bros. Co.
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H. A. Tisdale
Summerton
S. C
DeWitt
Meyer Bros. Co
Death of Albert J. Wise Prominent New York Lawyer
Albert J. Wise, president of J. H. Bunnell & Co and noted New York bar member, died of bronchitis after internal injuries from a trolley fall near his home. Born in Lima, Ohio, 43 years ago, he once practiced law there.
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New York
Albert J. Wise
J. H. Bunnell & Co
Lima
Ohio
Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as throat cure
Dreier and Bro promote Foley's Honey and Tar as a positive cure for all throat and lung diseases and warn against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Muncie Train Wreck Destroys Wagon Near Crossing
Lake Erie and Western No. 18 struck a corn wagon at the first road crossing south of the Wabash crossing last night. The wagon driver walked behind the wagon and failed to see the train in time. The engine pilot demolished the wagon, scattering parts and corn 100 feet along the right of way. No injuries to the driver or horses. the train continued to the city after confirming no one hurt. Engineer William E. Everett was at the throttle.
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Lake Erie and Western
Wabash Crossing
William E. Everett
Wood Proclaims Anti Slavery Law in Moroland
Manila reports Major General Leonard Wood has proclaimed an anti slavery law in Moroland, passed by the Moro provinces’ legislative council. The sultan and dattos pledged to abide by the terms, with lands to be allotted to Moros at valued rents to provide the latter with a moderate income. Carl Johnson denies involvement in smuggling Chinese labor to the Philippines and bribe acceptance. The Philippine commission advises non intermix with coastwise laws until American vessels request action, while inland disturbances wane and hemp exports in Albay reach a record November. Governor Taft to remain in office until Washington arrival.
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Manila
Leonard Wood
Moroland
Legislative Council
Dattos
Wood
Tafi
Carl Johnson
Amoy
China
Philippines
Philippine Commission
United States
Interior
Albay
Taft
Washington
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Governor Atkinson
A vintage medical advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestive aid that digests all foods and strengthens the stomach. Governor G W Atkinson of West Virginia endorses the remedy after using several bottles and recommending it to friends. Sold by Meyer Bros Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Atkinson
W. Va
Meyer Bros. Co
Quiet Wedding of Miss Elma L Jackson and Wilson B Clark
Miss Elma L. Jackson and Wilson B. Clark were quietly married Thursday at 10 AM at Bethany Presbyterian Church home of Rev. Dubois Loux on West Washington street. A small gathering of relatives and close friends attended the ceremony. The couple then traveled to the bride’s parents’ home three miles west for an elaborate wedding dinner.
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Elma L. Jackson
Wilson B. Clark
Dubois Loux
Bethany Presbyterian Church
West Washington Street
O'Brien Claims Data For Test Of Apportionment Law
Special Chairman O'Brien of the Democratic state central committee announced he collected all data for action testing the legality of the Republican apportionment law. Two leading Indiana lawyers expect the Supreme Court to rule the law unconstitutional. The matter will be discussed at the state committee meeting on Monday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
O’brien
Democratic State Central Committee
Supreme Court
Foley's Kidney Cure Restores Buffalo Man's Health
A. H. Thurnes, coal operator of Buffalo, Ohio, reports kidney and bladder trouble for years with gravel and stones and no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure. After a few doses he experienced relief, brick dust stones passed, and he felt like a new man, saying it did him a thousand dollars worth of good.
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A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo, C
Foley
Dreier
Bargains at Bam Field's Shoe and Clothing
Shoes and clothing bargains at Bam Field's, 806 Barr & J., opposite city hall. Rubber goods featured. call before visiting. Open daily 12 to 2. wt4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Field
Barr &J
City Hall
Deposit Your Money in the Post Office Safety Fund
Depositors urged to place funds in the post office security system named S100 AOC and related measures. Officials promote a secure option for savings with assurances of protection and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eter
Ne Ee
New Smallpox Case Reported Among Railroad Men
Pearl F Flowers, a railroad employee living at 1324 Thomas Street, was removed Friday to the isolation hospital with smallpox. Several other railroad men boarding at the same address were exposed in the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl F .Flowers
Thomas Street
Pioneer woman Sarah A. Fairfield dead at nearly ninety
Mrs. Sarah A. Fairfield widow of Charles Fairfield and longtime Allen county resident died at 3 15 Friday morning at her home three miles south of the city. She was nearly eighty nine, had lived in Allen county seventy one years and passed from heart failure after a long, active life. Born January 18 1515 at Marietta Ohio she came to Allen county with her parents in 1832. She and Charles Fairfield married December 4 1836 and had seven children, five living: Olive Edwards Charles W Fairfield Mary F Davis Edward B Fairfield and Willard A Fairfield. Funeral from her residence Monday at 1 PM with Rev A S Preston officiating. interment Lindenwood.
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Sarah A. Fairfield
Charles Fairfield
Allen County
Fairfield
Wayne Township
William Browning
Marquette
Mich
A. M. Starr
Death of Mrs Elwin W Case in Denver
Mrs Elwin W Case of this city died Tuesday in Denver Colorado where she had gone two years earlier seeking health relief. She was daughter of the late Daniel Harmon and mother of five children Leon Ralph Charles Helen and Mrs Harry Taylor. She leaves two brothers Samuel Harmon and Tein Harmon and two sisters Mrs Joseph Douglass and Mrs Newcomer. The body will be brought to Fort Wayne for burial arriving Thursday afternoon and likely laid to rest at the Newcomer home on Fairfield avenue. Funeral announcement to follow.
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Elwin W. Case
Denver
Col
Daniel Harmon
Leon
Ralph
Charles
Helen
Harry Taylor
Samuel Harmon
Tcin Harmon
Chicago
Joseph Douglass
Elkhart
Newcomer
Fort Wayne
Fairfield Avenue
Mrs Anna E Irey Widow of Alfred Irey Dies at 53
Mrs Anna E Irey widow of Alfred K Irey died at 3 30 am at 309 East Berry street after a week long illness from typhoid pneumonia She was 53 born July 14 1850 in Miami county Ohio married Oct 10 1873 at Fairfield Center DeKalb County They moved to Fort Wayne where they made their home Her husband formerly managed the Fort Wayne Journal and died thirteen years ago She leaves two children Miss Elma T Irey and Frank Irey both of Fort Wayne She was a charter member of Plymouth Congregational church and active in its Ladies Society
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Anna E. Irey
Alfred K. Irey
East Berry Street
Irey
Miami County
Ohio
Fairfield Center
DeKalb County
Mrs Dickerson Dies at Monroeville at 78
Identified as Mrs. Dickerson of Monroeville aged 78 died at home Wednesday from infirmities of age. Born September 5 1825 in Morrell county Ohio she married William Dickerson fifty years ago who survives at 80. A Christian church member she was described as estimable. Funeral services were held Friday morning at Monroeville.
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Monroeville
Morrell County
Ohio
William Dickerson
Dickerson
Christian Church
Infant Daughter of Grim Family Dies After Exhaustion
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Grim of 1482 Houstis Avenue died Thursday afternoon from exhaustion at one day old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grim
Houstis Avenue
Little Early Risers Promoted By Texas Dealer
In Yoakum Texas J M Haller heads a large dry goods firm. On a trip east he recommended DeWitt's Little Early Risers to a companion in a palace car claiming the pills give a good morning feeling. Sold by Meyer Bras. Co.
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Texas
Yoakum
J. M. Haller
Mr. Haller
DeWitt
Meyer Bras. Co
Hatfield Gave Bond in Mail Robbery Case
Harvey D. Hatfield, Huntington post office clerk, held to federal grand jury on mail rifling charge, posted $300 bond with father J. M. Hatfield and attorney J. B. Harper as sureties. Bond signed by Hatfield and Friday by William E. Murray of Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey D. Hatfield
Huntington
Federal Grand Jury
J. M. Hatfield
J. B. Harper
William E. Murray
Reform School Chooses Foley's Honey and Tar
J G Gluck superintendent Pruntytown West Virginia writes that after trying all other advertised cough medicines the reform school will use Foley's Honey and Tar exclusively as the most effective and harmless remedy. Dreier and Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Gluck
Pruntytown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia Reform School
Dreier & Bro
Street Car Slams Into Farmer Wagon on West Jefferson
At 12 10 this afternoon the short line car on West Jefferson street struck a wagon at Van Buren crossing injuring Mr Louis Scherschel and his wife from Garr Creek. He suffered cuts and bruises while she sprained or fractured a wrist. They were treated at Noll drug store and taken to Lakeside to their daughter Mrs Frank Bobay. Motorman Smith blamed slick rails for the collision and said he could have stopped otherwise.
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West Jefferson Street
van Buren Street
Louis Scherschel
Garr Creek
Frank Bobay
Lakeside
Mr. Smith
Krunson
Coughs and Colds Ad Mention of Opiate Free Syrup
The ad warns that many cough medicines contain opiates causing constipation and safety concerns for children. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe non opiate option that will not cause constipation. Dreisr & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreisr & Bro
Mandrunk at Lindenwood home after trespass scare
Patrick Dillon, in a frenzied drinking episode, forced entry at Mrs. George Betz’s home near Lindenwood cemetery last night. He refused food, drank dishwater, and frightened the family until deputies and a guard recovered him. He is jailed pending possible trespass charges.
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Patrick Dillon
George Betz
Lindenwood Cemetery
Dillon
Reichelderder
Swaidner
Huguenard
Calvin
Hoy
Nickel Plate
Stout
Bets
Erie
Rolling Mills
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Ad
Vintage ad promoting Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. Claims every druggist refunds the money if it fails. Mentions a signature on each box by W. Grove. Price listed as 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. W. Grove
Cabinet Meeting In Washington Without Hay
Today's cabinet session was attended by all members except Secretary Hay who was ill at home. The meeting was brief and discussed Panama matters but no definite action was taken. Several members raised departmental concerns but nothing of great importance was accomplished.
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Washington
Hay
Panama
Kidney Cure Claim From Foley’s Advertisement
A brief item asserts that kidney or bladder trouble can be cured by using Foley's Kidney Cure in time, attributed to Dreier & Bra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreier & Bra
Record Cold Snap Reaches Winter Low
The region marked a severe cold spell with a record low of 8 degrees above zero for the winter. Observations showed 20 degrees at 9 PM Thursday, 16 at midnight, and 8 at 8 AM before a slight rise later in the day.
Foley's Honey and Tar Substitute Notice
Dreier and Bro warn readers not to be swayed by substitutes offered as Foley's Honey and Tar urging customers to beware inferior imitations and seek the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Fort Wayne Curling Club Plans Winter Games at Lakeside
The Fort Wayne Curling Club prepares a series of winter games at Lakeside rink next week. After a bath house fire ruined Scottish granite stones, the club will use metal stones temporarily and order new granite stones from Scotland. A Monday meeting in Caledonian hall calls for all members to attend.
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Fort Wayne
Lakeside
Lakeside Bath House
Scotland
Caledonian Hall
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Report From
Reform School
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Hurt
Jefferson Street
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Johns & Welker
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Betz Family
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