Illness of Roosevelt's Son Improves in Groton
Groton mass feb 11 with pneumonia in the left lung showing improvement The crisis passed for the left lung though pleurisy appears in the right The president and Mrs Roosevelt stay near the boy doctor Lambert attends the case reports say the son may not yet fully recover and Prince Henry’s yacht launch remains on schedule
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Groton
Mass
Groton School Infirmary
Roosevelt
New York
Cleveland Offers 3-Cent Fare Franchise Bid
The city of Cleveland holds a $50,000 deposit for a proposed 3-cent railway franchise as bids move toward council action. John B. Hoefgen of Brooklyn submitted a bid covering 17 routes with 100 miles of track and universal transfers, while Mayor Johnson backs the plan despite opposition questioning its financial viability.
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Cleveland
Board of Control
Johnson
John B. Hoefgen
Brooklyn
Hoefgen
Ime
Ole Cleveland Street Railway
President's Son Improves After Illness
Washington dispatch says the president's son is better this morning after a bout of pleurisy in one lung. Temperature and respiration have improved, though a slight pleurisy remains.
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Washington
White House
Cortelyou
Judge Bennett High Court Victory In Mount Vernon Gas Case
New York February 11 The Mount Vernon City Judge refused to pay a 165 gas bill claiming no contract existed The gas company shut off supply three years ago He sued The appellate division of the supreme court affirmed a 4300 judgment in favor of Judge Bennett For daily damages valued at 85 The decision preserves the award for inconvenience caused by the disconnection
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New York
Bennett
Mount Vernon
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Negotiations Resume in Ellen Stone Abduction Case
American delegates at Seres in Macedonia reopen talks with brigands after the failed ransom negotiations for missionary Ellen Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka. The incident continues to draw international attention as delegates seek a swift resolution.
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Constantinople
Seres
Macedonia
Ellen Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Meyer Celebrates 21st Birthday with A U W Lodge Gift
Edward F. Meyer was surprised by about thirty members of A. O. U. W. lodge No. 19 who gathered last evening to honor his twenty first birthday. Ronald Daw son presented him a gold ring bearing the order coat of arms as the lodge noted the occasion with a sevialbe evening.
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Edward F. Meyer
A. O. U. W. Lodge
No. 19
Lodge
Order
Ronald Dawson
Mrs. Rudy Reinewald Undergoes Appendectomy at Hope Hospital
Mrs. Rudy Reinewald was successfully operated on today at Hope Hospital for appendicitis. The procedure proceeded without complications and her condition is reported as improving.
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Rudy Reinewald
Hope Hospital
Prince Henry to sail for US as planned despite Roosevelt illness
Prince Henry of Prussia will travel to the United States on Saturday as arranged. Even if President Roosevelt's ill son dies, the visit should proceed unless Roosevelt wishes it deferred. The prince expressed sorrow over the youth's condition and noted officials may adjust the schedule. officials in Washington will handle any reorganization.
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Cortelyou
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Groton
Prince Henry
Berlin
Prussia
United States
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Schloss
Emperor William
Young Roosevelt
Hay
von Holleben
Schooner Burned at Sea Off Cape May
The burned schooner hulk lies in ice a few miles offshore near Cape May New Jersey. Life saving crews from five stations aided overnight but could not reach her by 3 am due to darkness and thick ice. Most men landed at Anglesea as wind prevented shoreings. observers speculate a passing vessel evacuated the crew after the captain anchored and set the fire.
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Cape May
N. J
Anglesea
Tragic suicide at Peddie Institute shocks campus
Clare Hannum, son of W. G. Hannum, an assistant paymaster in the U S navy, was found dead in his room at Peddie Institute Heights Town N J. He hanged himself with a cord from a closet door hook after securing the room and a bureau. The incident, initially believed as a mock death, is thought by many to have become a fatal real action.
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New York
Clare Hannum
W. G. Hannum
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Peddie Institute
Hightstown
N. J
Country Bank Looted in Double Theft at Stonefort
Carbondale Indiana February 11 burglars entered the private bank of Dr Lewis at Stonefort Illinois. The safe was blown open with dynamite and the entire contents taken. A large sum of money was reportedly secured though the exact amount is not yet known.
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Carbondale
Dr. Lewis
Stonefort
Socialist Riot in Brussels Protests for Universal Suffrage
A cavalry detachment was requisitioned in Brussels to disperse socialists who staged a demonstration in favor of universal suffrage this afternoon.
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Brussels
The Cause of Charity Letters Prompt Donations
Readers respond to the Associated Charities treasurer’s appeal for direct donations. Many have not replied. letters were set aside and forgotten. The message urges completing the 1902 collection and asks contributors to mail or send checks directly to treasurer Mr. V. D. Bond.
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Associated Charities
V. D. Bond
Delinquent tax sale proceeds. Dunn murder transcripts and local court actions
The annual delinquent tax sale in the treasurer’s office continues with rapid progress and will likely finish by tomorrow evening. Auditor Ortlieb reports Dunn murder trial transcripts totaling about 1,200 pages will be ready by next Saturday. Other items include divorce suits, property disputes, and a misappropriation case linked to Pudden Head Wilson.
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Ortlieb
Indiana Loan and Trust Company
Warsaw
Thompson & Osborne
Greensburg
Underwood
The
Sentinel
Dunn
Marie Sampleson
Mary Buhr
Henry Buhr
Louis F. Lumbard
Emil Stauffer
Eighteenth Birthday Surprise for Fred Allgeier
Fred Allgeier of Taber street was joined by a large group of friends for an eighteenth birthday anniversary celebration last evening. The event featured progressive pedro music and dancing with prizes awarded to Miss Catherine Offenloch and Herbert Rauner and consolations to Miss Edith Grable and Ben Herber. He received a handsome alligator music roll as a gift.
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Fred Allgeier
Taber Street
Pedro
Catherine Offenloch
Herbert Rauner
Edith Grable
Ben Herber
Allgeier
Copper to Lead Randall Auto Shop Foreman Return This Week
John W. Copper of Randall Wheel has spent months at Mobile's factory in Tarrytown on the Hudson. He returns late this week to become foreman of Randall's automobile repair shop after completing a course in automobile construction.
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John W. Copper
Randall Wheel Company
Mobile Company
Tarrytown on-the-Hadson
Fort Wayne hosts breakfast for Wu Ting Fang party
A special Pennsylvania Rail Road car bearing Wu Ting Fang Senator McMillan Representative William Alden Smith and others heads toward Fort Wayne en route to Grand Rapids for a Michigan Lincoln league event. Tippecanoe club invites them to a Fort Wayne club breakfast with no reply yet as of this afternoon. An engine is expected to take the car north later.
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Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wu Ting Fang
McMillan
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Couzins
Iowa
Landis
E. H. Nebecker
United States
H. C. Martin
Attica
Grand Rapids
Michigan Lincoln League
W. C. Geake
Tippecanoe Club
Pennsylvania
Indiana Road
Muebecker
Local items note illnesses travels and events across town
A list of local notes includes scarlet fever at No 30 Oliver street and pneumonia with Charles Youtz at 113 High street. People travel to Lafayette and Plattsburg, while automakers plan to attend a Chicago show. Schoolgirls enjoy a sleighing party near Harmer street, and doctors report a successful strangulated hernia operation.
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Oliver Street
Charles Youtz
High Street
Chris Browand
Garrett
Nettie Paulus
Columbia City
Carrie Souder
Home
Edward White
New Orleans
Oscar Miller
Washington Boulevard
J. Kretsinger
J. Rabus
Bierbaum
Lafayette
Howard Laubach
Texas
Plattsburg
N. Y
Fort Wayne
Chicago
St. Mary’s School
Anna Beuter
New Haven Road
Vieland
Eunice Poyer
Wooster
Ohio
E. B. Conklin
Marion
I. T
Kate Meyer
Agatha Landin
Belling
Harmer Street
Milan Township
Dr. Hicks
Huntington
Maurice Rosenthal
Ellison
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Caledonian Society
Caledonians
Caledonian Hall
S. Lindsay
Indianapolis
Hubler Union Chapel
Goshen Road
George Brown
Wallen
J. W. Kannel
State Eclectic Physicians
W. J. Hess
Centlivre Brewery
Fred Wolf Company
Ten Years Apart Ends In Elopement Return
Jack Conroy and Minnie Beal, neighbors near Pawnee, Indiana, married in Crawfordsville after a decade apart. Each believed the other faithless, a forged note claiming an elopement with another man prompted Conroy to roam the West under an assumed name. He returned to learn the note was forged by the rival, and Beal had cared for the loved one's mother for two years.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Jack Conroy
Minnie Beal
Pawnee
Conroy
West
Miss Beal
Young Girl Weds A Negro in Indiana Turmoil
In Gochen and South Bend a marriage license was issued to Robert Hale a 29 year old Black man and Mamie Cassell of Waterford Indiana. Hale recently faced arrest for the Royal Oak Michigan murder of Mrs. Christian Huss.
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South Bend
Ind
Goshen
Elkhart County
Robert Hale
Mamie Cassell
Waterford
Hale
Christian Huss
Royal Oak
Mich
Elopement and Court Case Ties to Life Term Conviction
A witness held in the case against Henry Wiseman helped secure his life term in Michigan. Hale wooed Miss Cassell, eloping to Goshen last week after her parents were unaware. A clerk refused a license due to Cassell’s age of 17, prompting parental notification. The mother later signed consent to the marriage.
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Henry Wiseman
Michigan
Hale
Miss Cassell
Goshen
Forged warrant cashed and traced to Indiana banks
A forged $1,000 warrant drawn on Daniel Marine township trustee was cashed by the First National Bank of Elwood and sent to the Grant County Bank at Upland where Marine pronounced it a forgery. The warrant related to furnaces sold by Mason A Johnson of Anderson for the Peck Williamson Heating and Ventilating Co of Cincinnati. The forger, a traveling salesman, had left that employer and was not in Indianapolis. he will be arrested.
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Marion
Ind
Daniel Marine
First National Bank
Elwood
Grant County
Upland
Marine
Mason A. Johnson
Anderson
Peck- Williamson Heating and Ventilating Company
Cincinnati
Johnson
For Sale Cheap Fine Silver Spangled Hamburg Chickens
Classified brief announces sale of silver spangled Hamburg chickens described as cheap. Contact via phone at 28 Jones Street. Listing appears as a local small ad with no further details.
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Hamburg
Jones Street
Wells Publishes Allen County Candidacy Announcements
Editor Sentinel publishes WM. S. WELLS name as a candidate for representative of Allen county and for auditor, both subject to the democratic nominating convention.
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Allen County
WM. S. Wells
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