Justice Hunt says $100000 bribe offered in Welcome case
Washington reports sensational testimony in the Senate elections inquiry into Senator Clark of Montana. Justice Hunt of the Montana supreme court testified that Dr William Tracey offered $100,000 to bribe him to delay or throw out the Welcome disbarment case. He recounted four conversations in Helena and at his home in August and November and said he would not be swayed by money. The testimony raised a stir as cross examination continued.
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Washington
Clark
Montana
Senate Committee On Elections
Justice Hunt
Montana Supreme Court
Welcome
William Tracey
Halena
Dr. Tracey
Supreme Court of Montana
Tracey
United and
Anaconda
Daly and Clark
Hunt
Supreme Court
Taggett
Justice Piggott
Chandler
Faulkner
Senator Clark
Piggott
Brantley
DeWitt
Daly
Indiana governor race rumor centers on Taylor and Posey
Fort Wayne gossip links Robert S. Taylor to a Republican governor bid as unity within the Twelfth district is questioned. Frank B. Posey, Evansville, visits Fort Wayne with leaders to gauge Allen County support while Durbin and Griffiths lead local delegate preferences.
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Frank B. Posey
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Posey
R. B. Hanna
Allen County
Sentinel
Indiana
W. T. Durbin
John L. Griffiths
Griffiths
Indianapolis
Central Passenger Association Mileage Ticket Use
Use the mileage ticket on trains of the Wiskel Plate road from February 10th onward. The note directs holders of a Central Passenger Association mileage ticket to apply it to Wiskel Plate road services starting that date.
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Central Passenger Association
Wiskel Plate Road
Populists clash as anti trust conference ends in chaos
At Central Music Hall Chicago on February 15, middle of the road populists ignited a storm that halted the anti trust conference. Factions clashed over party allegiance and a new anti trust league, with calls for a new party and protests against Donnelly Parker and Tammany. Final adjournment arrived after heated hours with the plan for a national anti trust organization moving forward.
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Chicago
Central Music Hall
Kilkenny
National Organization
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
St. Paul
Democratic Party
Bryan
Altgeld
Tammany
Republican Party
Simpson
Jerry” Simpson
Monnett
Parker
Sulzer
New York
Ignati¢n
Donnelly
Will Wage War on Trusts
At the opening session of the anti trust conference by the American Anti Trust league Prof John R Commons of New York led the speakers with W H Osgood and Edward W Bemis joining. The platform and rules were unanimously adopted amid applause. A debate over two hours of debate for the resolutions followed with a resolution denouncing the anti scalp ing bill as a trust measure and a pledge for direct legislation and government ownership of railroads and telegraph. A wordy war followed between opposing factions as the platform was debated and attempts were made to postpone actions.
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Chicago
American Anti- Trust League
John R. Commons
New York
W. H. Osgood
Massachusetts
Edward W. Bemis
George Fred Williams
Lewis H. Post
Committee On
Platform and Resolutions
Prof. Wills
Resolutions Committee
Wills
J. B. Sovereign
Arkansas
Parker
Kentucky
Recesa
Assessors Conference Planned in Indianapolis March 7 8
State board of tax commissioners and county assessors announce a conference in the Indiana state house on March 7 and 8. The program covers organization committee appointments opening addresses by Governor James A. Mount and topics including Exemption and Deductions, Banks and Trust Companies, Sequestered Property, Building and Loan Associations Pipe Lines, Corporate Property, Telephones Railroad Property and Intangible Property with discussions led by state and county officials.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
State House
Indianapolis
James A. Mount
W. L. Taylor
A. B. Hunt
C. D. Sisson
Fulton County
M. S. Walsh
Fort Wayne
John C. Wingate
W.S. Stewart
Delaware County
W. H. Hart
Alpheus Compton
Manion County
T. B. Buskirk
J. R. Pope
Lawrence County
Merrill Moores
Fort Wayne urged to revive the county fair
The Columbia City Post endorses Fort Wayne and Allen County efforts to revive the old time county fair. It praises the goal, rejects the modern street fair as inferior, and hopes renewed interest and civic action will make the county fair a greater success than in past years.
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Columbia City Post
Fort Wayne
the Post
Allen County
Window broken at Mrs. Cline’s Glasgow Avenue home
At midnight on Wednesday a thief shattered a window in the house of Mrs. Jessie Cline on Glasgow Avenue. Police, led by Sergeant Stevens and Officer Rohrer, investigated but found no trace of the culprit.
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Jessie Cline
Glasgow Avenue
Stevens
Rohrer
Mothers we wear dag and i size
fragmentary note shows garbled phrase about mothers and a product size. no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
Brandon sues Minneapolis threshing firm for $20000 damages
Alvah Brandon, a DeKalb county resident, sues The Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company, now in United States circuit court at Fort Wayne, claiming a rotten tongue on a threshing machine caused a 1897 crash that crushed him between the separator and engine. He seeks $20000 in damages plus relief. Attorneys D. D. Moody and P. V. Hoffman for plaintiff. Fred Winter and J. E. Rose for defendant.
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Baker
Alvah Brandon
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
United States Circuit Court
Fort Wayne
Brandon
DeKalb County
DeKalb
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Company
D. D. Moody
P. V. Hoffman
Auburn
Fred Winter
Indianapolis
J. E. and
J. H. Rose
Bankruptcy settlement reached in Baker matter
A composition with creditors has been effected in the bankruptcy case of Jacob Baker. Attorney J B Harper has gone to Indianapolis to perfect the agreement before Judge Baker. Creditors will receive thirty cents on the dollar for their claims.
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Jacob Baker
J. B. Harper
Indianapolis
Judge Baker
Benjamin Harrison Robbed in Paris Slick Theft
Indianapolis reports ex president Benjamin Harrison and his wife were swindled during a Paris visit last summer tied to the Venezuelan claims affair. A young French valet is suspected of knowledge or involvement in forged drafts indorsed as Mrs Harrison. The forgeries targeted her private investments, totaling unspecified sums. Mrs Harrison's private fortune is about $50,000.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
Paris
Mrs. Harrison
General Harrison
Molineux Condemned to the Electric Chair
New York February 16 Roland B Molineux was sentenced to die at Sing Sing in the week of March 26 for the murder of Mrs Katherine J Adams He proclaimed his innocence denounced yellow journalism and berated the district attorney before the Recorder Goff pronounced sentence
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Sing Sing
Katherine J. Adams
Goff
General Molineux Declines Trial Fund Assistance
In court General Molineux testified he would not accept any proposed fund to cover expenses connected with his trial. He stated clearly that under no circumstances would he accept such assistance when asked about it.
Facts for Women Facts for Women
Advertising can foster demand, but lasting value comes from real worth. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to have solid value with twenty years of experience behind it. Pinkham asserts she offers genuine help for women, backed by world wide experience and many successes.
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Anay
Lydia Bk. Pinkham
Jearner
Suh
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in Change of Life
Readers report relief from symptoms of the change of life including bearing-down pains and weakness after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters describe backache headaches and chills improving, with claims of restored strength and ability to work.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Obewan
Winkhamr
Mas
W. MM
Bein
New Palestine
Lydia KK
Pinknam
Qair Babe
Lupia E. Botanna
Etna, Pa
Mass
G. A
Glidden
Lydia K. Pinkham
Mespappry
Rosenberg
Tex
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Eases Uterine Falling Pain
Personal stories from Massachusetts and Texas detail long lasting relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for falling uterus and related symptoms. Women report backache cramps heavy menstrual pain and extended suffering ending with renewed well being after treatment.
Grateful Woman Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
A grateful wife and mother praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from womb pain and fatigue after ineffective doctor visits. She reports regained strength, ability to work, and to nurse her baby, urging other wives and mothers to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Everyife
Mother
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Edwin G. Jennings
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Robert A. Neff
Oklahoma
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