Sudden Disappearance of Indicted Dynamiters
Rochester and Indianapolis dispatches report sudden disappearances of several dynamite case defendants just as U S authorities plan arrests. Clarence Doud of Mansfield Ohio was arrested in Rochester and jailed for hearing while officials refuse comment. Government delays cited uncertainty over fifty suspects before any mass arrest.
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Rochester
N. Y
Clarence Doud
Mansfield
Ohio
McNamara
United States
Wiechmann
Doud
George P. Keating
Buffalo
Federal
Warrants Issued in Indianapolis Dynamiting Probe
United States Commissioner Foote issued warrants today for the arrest of Chicago labor men indicted by the Indianapolis federal grand jury in the dynamiting investigation. Names were withheld pending arrests. Officials say at least two high in labor councils are among those sought.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Court settles suit over stock transfer security
In Indianapolis on February 18 a federal court reached a settlement in the case of Mrs. Mae Yeager of New York against Edward Ballard of West Baden Springs Company Indiana. The suit sought to cancel a $50,000 stock transfer certificate used as security for a loan to Mrs Yeager and her former husband Joseph Yeager a noted horseman. Ballard will retain the stock under the terms of their promise while Mrs Yeager receives a money consideration. The loan amounted to $24,000 with default of payment. The case included testimony about gambling schemes and a telegram from New York involving a race track and a pawn loan of jewels later forfeited due to lapsed interest.
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Indianapolis
Fad
Mae Yeager
New York
Edward Ballard
West Baden. Springs Company
West Baden
Ind
Ballard
Dollie
United States
Ganiard Boom Sought For Twelfth District Congress
An effort in the Twelfth district pushes Sidney K. Gannard of Lagrange as a Republican candidate against likely Democratic nominee Cyrus Cline. Gannard previously urged Louis N. Litman as district chairman, stirring Fort Wayne Republicans by accusing Allen County of hogging influence. Local Republicans are unsettled about a real candidate, with hints the draft may be needed.
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Sidney Sk. Ganiard
Lagrange
Congress
Cyrus Cline
Gannard
Lous N. Litman
Lagrange County
Allen County
Columbia City
Sidney K. Garnard
Proctor Withdraws From Indiana Governor Race
Robert E. Proctor of Indiana declares withdrawal from the Democratic nomination for governor. He states he will lay off the armor until 1916 and seek a future run, saying personal ambition should yield to party success and noting questions about his constitutional qualifications.
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Rikhart
Ind
Robert E. Proctor
State Senate
Democratic Party
Indiana
State of
Roosevelt Gets Governors Note
New York February 13 Col Roosevelt said he received a letter from eight governors sent from Chicago and will reply within a week. He declined to discuss the subject further. Various visitors urged actions but he offered no comments beyond noting McKinley's example as not his spokesman. He planned a single Ohio speech on February 20 and one at Columbus.
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Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
United States
Sims
Chi
Cago
Seth Bullock
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Bullock
Deadwood
Buffalo
D. C. Miller
San Diego
Cal
Col. Collier
Bulloch
Cpl. Roosevelt
Taft
McKinley
Ohio
Columbus
Cadiz Town Treasurers Books Missing Amid Bankrupt Town
Newcastle Indiana February 13 field examiners probing Cadiz election charges found the treasurer's books missing and improper fund transfers. The town is described as practically bankrupt with no money to meet obligations and Melnat Cooper elected treasurer after earlier accusations of mismanagement.
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Newcastle
Ind
Cadiz
Melnat Cooper
Fire victim and families in Meeesport blaze
Samuel Kaplin, a Meeesport merchant, was fatally burned when his clothing caught fire at an open grate in his home in Tittsburg Pa February 13. His wife and son were badly injured. The Moose ladies plan a social tomorrow afternoon in their hall and a box social is set for Thursday evening.
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Tittsburg
Samuel Kaplin
Meeesport
Ladies of the Moose
Son
Speyer cousin detained for embezzling fifty thousand in Kentucky
Sigmund J. Speyer, longtime confidential clerk for Speyer & Sons of Lexington, is held at the pier on grand larceny charges after a New York voyage was interrupted while Jacob Speyer sought a warrant. The firm’s leaders say the embezzlement totals fifty thousand over several years. Herr Reuter joins German American Trust in New Haven.
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Lexington
Sigmund J. Speyer
Speyer & Sons
New York
Europe
Jacob Speyer
Speyers
Kentucky
Hermegild Reuter
New Haven
Hill says Smith report on ore value is not worth reading
Washington Feb 13 James J Hill told the Stanley steel trust investigating committee that Herbert Knox Smith bureau of corporations ore value report is of no value after partial review He said it may have facts but its conclusions diverge from his own and he lacks time to study it Hill noted ore lands once valued under 1 million now differ and some leases paid as high as 65 cents a ton He suggested United States Steel Corp would want ore reserves for 40 to 50 years and speculated they cancelled the Hill lease out of fear or nerve loss while government departments have been on their trail.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.S
WL Miller
Miller
Washington
James J. Hill
Stanley Steel Trust
Bureau of Corporations
Herbert Knox Smith
Mr. Hill
Smith
United States Steel Corporation
Wil
Hill
Mr. Stanley
The
Widow Mary Pittsford in Critical Condition After Poisoning
Anderson Indiana February 13 Mrs Mary Pittsford widow of Frank Pittsford lies in critical condition from swallowing poison amid personal crisis over her husband’s death and her health deteriorates.
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Anderson, Ind
Mary Pittsford
Frank Pittsford
Receivership Proposed For Fight Over One Tub
In city court Judge J Frank Mungovan considers a civil dispute among seven Roumanian laborers who formed a stock company to share a means of washing. Tom Traica admitted stealing a washtub but the judge rules the matter concerns property interests and suggests appointing a receiver to resolve claims and potential remuneration.
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Tom ‘Traica
J. Frank Mungovan
Traica
Force Street
Hough Street
Death follows vaccination in Comneraville child
In Comneraville Indiana on February 13 Gordon Wamsley five year old son of Oran Wamsley died from blood poisoning believed to stem from infection at a vaccination scratch. Several physicians said the virus used by the army physician did not cause the septicaemia.
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Comneraville
Ind
Gordon Wamsley
Oran Wamsley
Demonstrations in Panama Rally for Delisario Porras
Demonstrations continued in Panama City through midnight in support of Dr Delisario Porras former minister to the United States See him at his residence as he seeks nomination as candidate for president opposing President Pablo Arosemena the Patriotic Union party’s nominee.
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Panama
Delisario Porras
Pablo Arosmena
Patriotic Union “Party
Trial of Breen on charge of misused university funds
Minneapolis February 13. The trial of J D Breen former acting treasurer of the University of Minnesota on a charge of failing to turn over public funds totaling 19488.26 is scheduled to begin in district court and is expected to last about two weeks. Miss Marie Scheffer underwent a surgical operation at Lutheram hospital.
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Minneapolis, Minn
J. D. Breen
University of Minnesota
Marie Scheffer
Rivermet Avenue
Lutheram Hospital
Friends Pay Final Tribute to Late Daniel L Harding
Hundreds of friends gathered on Tuesday for a tribute to Daniel L. Harding former mayor and insurance man. He was laid to rest privately at Lindenwood after a day spent in state at the Scottish Rite cathedral and a posthumous ceremony at the home of his son Robert L. Harding on South Webster Street.
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Robert L. Harding
South Webster Street
C. C. Travis
Wayne Street
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Commercial Club
Harding
James E. Graham
Delmar C. Fitch
Mr. Harding
Mr. Graham
C. B. Fitch
W. J. Lennart
Delmar Fitch
S.C. Lumbard
H. C. Lc
Charles P. Pfeiffer
Salvation Army Sunday School Supper Draws Big Turnout
Capt and Mrs J L Knapp of the Salvation Army hosted a Monday evening supper for the Sunday school in the citadel rooms on Washington street. Seventy five young people attended with a musical and literary program including The Arkansaw Traveler. Meetings continue nightly at the citadel through the week with Capt and Mrs Sparts arriving to assist.
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J. L. Knapp
Salvation Army
Army
Citadel Rooms
Ast Washington Street
Arkansaw Traveler
Blanche Niles
Letha Knapp
Harry Carson
Owen Knapp
Sparts
Iodianapolis
Army Citadel
Commercial club to stage Feb 21 dance at clubhouse
Invitations will be issued within four days for a new dance event organized by the Commercial club to be held at its clubhouse on the Wednesday evening of February 21. It marks the club's first such endeavor beyond occasional stag social affairs, reflecting its business and civic focus.
Wounded woman’s family holds silence in Findlay
Special to The Sentinel from Findlay Ohio reports police contacted Mr and Mrs Peter Hoffmeyer of Van Buren about their daughter being wounded. They declined to discuss the matter by phone. Inquiry continues into the missing husband and other relatives as the three children remain unaccounted.
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the Sentinel
J Findlay
Peter Hoffmeyer
van Buren
John Schwartz
Schwartz
Fellebaum
Police surgeon probes shooting victim in domestic case
Dr. M. W. Tinkham examined Mrs. Clarice Schwartz Tuesday morning after she was shot Friday night by her lover Ralph Fella baum. The physician located and removed a bullet from the wound, with further details continued on page 3.
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M. W. Tinkham
Clarice Schwartz
Ralph Fellabaum
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