Steering Committee Fails to Withdraw Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington February 15 Republicans in the Senate steering committee met for two hours daily to seek an order of business. A definite withdrawal of the ship subsidy bill was proposed by some but opposed by others and no decision was reached. There was reassurance that the subsidy measure should not displace appropriation, as urgent representations from Senator Gooerner urged. The committee planned further discussions and possible action in a next session, with preparatory talks among committee members and allied senators.
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Washington
Republic Tan
Senate
Cowiilies
Goooner
Olemmargertte
Iip
Ophiren
Senate debates amended bill amid objections and seating will
The senate favored an amended bill but voiced many objections to it. Rev J J Dulliver of Fort Dodge Iowa lauded the invoca tion at session opening. Several amendments were passed and delegate Wilcox of Hawaii won a unanimous vote in the House committees on elections No 1, confirming his beat in the House and stating charges against him were insufficient for removal. chairman Taylor to report in a week.
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Whehington
Eel
Wilcox
Hawaii
Tua House
House of Representatives
Taylor
Ebour
Believe It Was Hammond Photographers In Thomcon
Photographers in This City report Friday morning street scenes and a photograph of a man identified as Mahlon Hammond. Police notes mention a death inquiry, a hospital scene, and an officer named Murphy connected to the investigation. Smallpox cases and coal thefts are listed with local addresses and incidents across the city.
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Taeksun
Meekemn
Lahaye
Sduphy
Webave
Ponting Street
Lake Shaye
Eastern men seek price amid real estate bid in New York sale
Report describes eastern investors pressing for price on property linked to a syndicate. Owners, identified through a chain of names, faced questions about sale terms and intentions. A potential interurban link and regional impact were noted as buyers discussed the possibility of proceeding with the transaction.
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Edie Bolly
Dover
Prapeaty
Wayne
Paul
New York
Hoz Bee
Hemens
Notolmp Gan
Kae Pune Sbiev
Etna de Oa
Enn Baemade
Ktaryrbn
Phospoet
Bill Put Out Of Business Objection To Credit Legislation
In Indianapolis, Col. D. N. Foster and Joe W. Bell returned from a merchant mission to halt House Bill No. 13 aimed at installment sales. They met representatives and persuaded Mummert to withdraw the measure from committee, a move welcomed by credit business groups fearing mandatory records and potential denial of credit to many households.
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Col
D. N. Foster
Joe W. Bell
Tillianapolis
Fort Wayne
Capital City
Mummert
County Recorder
Hausna
Iunebine Etlepinon
Lion
Trent
Indinapolis
Mitwmerk
Conch Thedreyil
Joan Hwsitass
Court Notes Vein On Local Trials And Transfers
Local commissioners and officials meet to discuss cases and public matters. Notable items include a hospital admission, custody rulings, a breach of paternity action, a wage and debt case, and an elderly man sent to care. many docket entries reference towns, names, and court actions with dates and parties present.
Local Notables Involved In Varied Legal And Personal Plights
The record notes Joe, aged years ago, has lost track of his children and now cannot work due to wet conditions. Herman Freedigantas sues Sulemasian on account for 8060. Albert E. Hevel and Josephine H. Curtin wed Wednesday evening last week. The Peltier versus Hox appeal has been carried to the appellate court.
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Afl
Joe
Antil
Mandal
Herman
Jewel Robbery Aboard Oregon Express Stuns Seattle Bride
Mrs. E T Osgood wife of The Seattle and Benton railway president was robbed aboard the Oregon Express near Barytontettin while asleep in her berth. Jewelry valued at about $5,000 disappeared from a pouch attached to a neck chain with no trace of the robbers. Soldiers of suspicion include a negro and a white Indian. The story notes a daring dash for safety succeeded by a swift escape.
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San Franciseo
ET. Osguod
Gagood
Seattle and Benton Railway
Seattle
Jawele
Oregon Express
Raomusento
Osgood
Ilis
Baryontettin
SLAIN BY A TIGER INDIANAPOLIS VICTIM DIES IN CAGE ACCIDENT
Indianapolis 700 block reports Albert Neilson a 15 year old feeder at the zoo died after a Bengal tiger sprang from its cage. The man reportedly opened the tiger's door instead of the cub enclosure fueling a horrific attack before bystanders subdued the animal. Nelson, a resident of Ohig, succumbed to injuries shortly after.
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Ind
Albert Naugoys
Monewbs
Weilson
Nelson
Mim
Lapis
Lely
Annual Meeting of Irrott Road Mashing Company Adopts New Wagon Loader
The Indirnn Road Mashing company held its annual meeting at the combining offices. Directors A Hoffman and Z Peters led a list including Elise Lathrop Montgomery Similton Willem Mayer Fred Glasvikranp and J Tandenverger. Tony C Beters served as Vice President with m Landenberger as Treasurer. The firm recently built a new machine, promising strong results, and the wagon loader is said to be particularly suited for use in ditch work and heavy construction. Tests to date are satisfactory and expansion plans are underway.
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Indirnn Road
Combinng
Thaepbi Gg
Enyerty
Kane Weki Mess
Eta
Mvecdorain
LaMonss
A. B. Hoffmian
Z. c. Peters
Elise Lathrop
Montgiomery Similton
Willem Mayer
Fred Glasvikranp
J. 2
Tandenverger
Art
Thypin
Tony C. Beters
Beevelagy
M. Landenberger
Mas
Perans
Tt Ie
Faye Ditches
Dse
Wilada Piwik
Qnaith
Wattafuetory
Fragmentary obituary note from 19th century county records
Incomplete OCR passage notes a death in Adin county in 1836 and mentions relatives residing in the county. It references William Dowhyman a Burr street grocer as nephew of the deceased and a farmer near Lincolnier. The text records the death at St Joseph hospital after illness from stomach cancer.
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Adin
County
Thin County
William Dowhyman
Burr Street
Death notice of Miss Mary Stele in Chicago burial here
Friends in the city report the death of Miss Mary Stele on Thursday in Chicago. The remains were brought to this city for interment.
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Mary Stele
Chicago
Law Abiding Guest Quells Improvised Music Row
In Greencastle a polite man denounces an illegal vocal jam, citing the Nicholson law and ordering the demonstration halted. The group complies, astonished but obedient as the innkeeper enforces local rules.
Local city faces rising population and shops closure
A fragmentary report notes Wayne residents facing exile pressure and a hint of nearly 1000 residents in the area. It mentions Apex records, Mol products, and 198 local grocers selling specific goods, reflecting urban change and commerce in the city and surroundings.
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Ligonier Bannar
Wayne
Uplifted Community Notes on Monroeville Drain Project
A garbled report recalls residents in Monroeville reacting to a flood drain project. Wayne residents attended meetings to discuss the effort and its impact on local Catholic parishes, with several points about public safety and community engagement highlighted amid confusion.
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Wayne Peoply
Monroe
H Trentman Passes Away Former Fort Wayne Businessman
Obituary notes the death of H Trentman a longtime Fort Wayne businessman born 1842 in Shenan and educated at Notre Dame. He worked as grocer and later ran a factory and salescareer ending as wholesale grower salesman. Survived by wife Mary and two sons Trovbnan and Edward A Trentman. Funeral at Marys Catholic church.
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Boss Wayans
Bo'eine
East
Wayne Street
Fventanan
Trantman
Axe
Henan
Treulaian
Fort Wayne
Notre Dame
Hogan
Carter
Enadies
Castene
Fortly
Erry
Wayate
Trentinan
Beckes Paper Company
My. Prentmay
Mary's Catholic Phireh
Empress Frederick Ills Suffering Amid Imminent Catastrophe
A New York dispatch reports Emperor William and family by the empress’s side as physicians work to ease her pain. The Kaiser’s illness worries the monarchic circle, while President Wilson sends a notable message and nominations to the Navy. Cuba action and naval appointments are also touched upon in brief notices.
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New York
Mierald Tuoi
Berlin
Ampresa Frederick
Ikaiser
Vic
Drummer Dof of Silom Soldier Hero of Shiloh
George W. Haieatnel a drummer in the Union lines died yesterday in Pennsylvania. He enlisted as a drummer boy and fought at Shiloh where he showed courage and earned the nickname The Devil Were Wy of Shiloh. He was blinded by powder in both eyes but later sight was restored by surgery. Brienthal served three times and was noted for fearless service to the northern cause. He received a demotion after refusing to abandon his post while comrades fled. He stood firm against sixty of Mandy's guerillas and relied on Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for his children.
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George W. Haieatnel
Nilah
Shiloh
Sang
Brienthal
Mandy
Mistaken Tale From a Neighborly Scene
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a noisy quarrel and mistaken actions around a crow and a hat. The narrator references Smith, Jenkins, and a local place, with playful banter about a spring plan and lining a hat with something.
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A. Smith
Jenkins
Sister M Genovefa dies after thirty five years in order
Sister M Genovefa of the Poor Handmaids of Christ died at 10 o clock Thursday at St Serenh s Kurpilil after a thirty five year service. A native of Tinais she was devoted to the order and among its many sisters.
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St. Serenh's Kurpilil
Thereulosia
Alhenge
Tinais
Craft William Graft Dies at Home in Reha Wells County
William Graft died last week at his home in Reha Wells county from Tung Maver at age twenty nine. He leaves a wife and no children.
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Reha
Wells County
Charles Zwitl of Fort Wayne Died at 83
Charles Zwitl a pioneer resident of Adama county and a well known figure in Fort Wayne died at his home in Bin eh at eighty three years old. He was a native of Germany.
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Charles Zwitl
Adama County
Fort Wayne
Bineh
Mr. Zwick
Germany
Contested City Election Sees Reilly Win by 108 Votes
A local contest between Jaffer Dandurmid of Moimevilta and Path ot Reilly of this city concluded with Reilly victorious by 108 votes while Eather Dat urand garnered 112 votes. The impromptu contest stirred collective meetings and added nearly $30 to the clatzen fund.
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Jaffer Dandurmid
Moimevilta
Ot Reilly
Eather Dat
Urand
Clatzen Fund
Ross faces charges over alleged unlicensed sales and tax
Mr Ross turned to answer after claims he sold without a license and failed to pay taxes. Bond posted for appearance before United States Commissioner Logan next Wednesday on a charge of violation of the revenue act. Another bond set for Friday for Ross to appear on the same matter. case to be vigorously contested. Commissioner Logan scheduled the prelim for 1 30 on Wednesday afternoon.
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Ross
United States
Logan
Mow
Frank Disbra
Russa Omee
Logan Ant
G. W. Stout
Dr Miles Nervine Promotes Grip Recovery Across Communities
A fragmented scene shows multiple mentions of Dr Miles Nervine and Dr Miles Nervine Pills as treatments for grip illness across diverse locations. References include recovery stories from Calhoun and Columbus streets, a wrecked delivery sleigh on Hanna Street, and patients in Iowa, Missouri, and Massachusetts praising the remedy's effects.
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Hanna Street
Clinton Street
Tolman
Tab
G. Denison
Miles
Hartlett Tncksosal
Miles Nervine Flor
Bowling Grean, Mo
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