Indiana Republicans Endorse Fairbanks for President
At the Indiana Republican love feast in Indianapolis on December 26, the party officially endorses Charles W Fairbanks for the presidential nomination. Senator Beveridge lauds Fairbanks and pledges Indiana’s solid delegation while urging tariff reform and stronger anti fraud measures.
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Indianapolis
Charles W Fairbanks
United States
Indiana
Geo. EB. Dinwiddle
Ninth
James P. Goodrich
Claypool Assembly Hill
Goodrich
Senator Beverage
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Cuba
Philippines
Tariff Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
Marshall
Mr. Fairbanks
Ames
Charles W. Fairbanks
Roosevelt
McKinley
Chicago
Hugh ‘Vt, Minor
Columbus
W. I. Taylor
Chas W. Millar
Goshen
James A. Hemenway
Col John B Reid Dies at Home During Christmas Visit
Col John B Reid 77 died suddenly from heart failure at his Greenville Illinois home on Wednesday night as his family celebrated Christmas. A veteran of the Civil War, he organized a Greenville volunteer company and rose to colonel. Survived by wife and nine children, he was active in Masons the A A Ry and the Presbyterian church. He visited Mort Wayne several times and last came about a year ago.
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John BR. Reft
Greenville
Col. Reid
B.A. KK. ‘Hackett
J. L. Rogier
Massachusetts
Col
Reid
Orville
Iml
Mwinois
Hfa
Wiow
William Reid
Vernon
S.C. Dickey
Indianapolis
Ward Reid
J. L. Rogiers
Port Wayne
J.D. Reid
Pana
B.A. KK
Hackett
Fort Wayne
Springfield
Blanchard
Jan Ray
Lincoln
Neb. Co
Masonic
Presbyterian Church
Gol
Mort. Wayne
Houser
Hones
Slater
Johnson
Kendallyilla
Ale
Fort, Wayne
Hier
Kart Wayne
Dan Th
Ninde
Lee Ninde
Ada H
Nelson Street
County Infirmary
John Ha
Talheran Hospital
H. ¥. Sworingen
Hoffman
Cathotin Street
Houser Fights for Freedom From a Mad House
David B Houser seeks habeas corpus after being examined for insanity and placed in a county infirmary ward. He testified that his wife and two sons conspired to confine him, while prosecutors and relatives support his claim and a Kendallville sister offers shelter.
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Circuit Court
David B. Votser
Houser
L. E. Johnson
Kendallville
Sister
Billinger and
Houk
Thomas Turtlinger
Ffirmary
Minnie M. Houser
Reprieve Delays Hanging as Governor Halts Execution
In Birmingham Henry Thaxton stood under the black cap awaiting death for murder when a governor's telegram arrived ordering a 15 day suspension of the execution. In Warsaw Indiana Karl Rincargon, 19, died from blood poisoning after a hot oil car accident and finger nail injury.
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Birmingham
Ala
Henry Thaxton
T. Hunstaker
Warsaw
Ind
Karl Rincargon
Mentone
Three Die in Fog Shrouded Railroad Collision Near Camden
A Pemberton accommodation train rear ends an Atlantic City express on elevated Pennsylvania tracks near Camden, killing three passengers and injuring many as a dense fog hampered visibility. Rescue crews raced to remove the trapped and fire crews dampened flames from burning wreckage.
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Camden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pemberton
Atlantic City
Atlantle City
Kming
Joeamodge
Camden Ire Department
Perlor
Ner
Market Street
Aic
Cooper Hospital
West Jersey
Prosperity Hopes Rise As Year Ends
Chicago reports a prosperous outlook for the new year as large sums freed during the Christmas period are distributed to stockholders and wage earners. Dividends totaling about 200 million dollars in Chicago and New York will flow in ten days. Factories closed during the Western storm anticipate reopening without delay and Pittsburgh mills plan to resume. Mayor Joseph W. Murphy of Wabash announces a bid for Congress.
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Chicago
America
New York
Alvid
Parsig
Ton
Walcome
Writ Street
Pittsburg
Robbers Loot Bank at Camden Point Missouri
In Camden Point Missouri three men robbed the Bank of Camden Point earlier today taking about 2560 dollars including 1000 in silver. A clash with local citizens followed the alarm. the bandits fled and were captured near Edgerton Junction. Clyde Seed is named as one of the suspects, 25 years old.
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St. Joseph
Camden Point
Platte River
Edgerton Junction
Reel Island
Platte City
Barhan
Camden Point College
Edgerton
Clyde Seed
Bold Robbery at LaSalle Street Station Chicago
Five men robbed two men in the waiting room of LaSalle Street station Chicago. A revolver was used and two suspects were arrested soon after while two others escaped. The victims, Seindle and a companion, lost $15.
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Chicaga
LaSalle Street
Joseph Sehinidt
Crete
Jeft
Beluwld
Pollen
Seindle
Companio
Fort Wayne Catholic Churches Gifted Orphans Over $3200
Fort Wayne Catholic parishes raised about 3261.76 for St Vincent's girls and St Joseph's boys orphanages. Cathedral led with 1184.00, St Patrick's 662.57, St Peter's 268.25, St Paul's 510.00, St Mary's 272.00, Precious Blood 128.00, with Christmas collections taken across the diocese. Father Venn expects full reports soon.
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Fort Wayne
St. Vincent’s Asylum
St. Joseph's
Lafayette
Cathedral
St. Patrick's
St. Peter's
St Paul's
St. Mary’s
Saloonkeepers Pay Fines in Court Plea Deals
George H. Brown Asa M Tyler and Clark Giffard pleaded guilty in circuit court to keeping saloons not on a public highway. Judge O Rourke fined nine dollars twenty and costs, all paid. Separately Amos Bowman of North Manchester lost his home to a total fire with $5 000 loss.
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George H. Brown
Aveling
Asa M. Tyler
Wayne
Clark Giffard
Calhoun Street
Circuit
O'Rourke
Amos Bowman
North
Manchester
Panic at NYC subway after Lyons director suicide
Ernest G. Stedman vice president and director of J C Lyons Building and Operating Company committed suicide by leaping before a Fourteenth Street subway train. The incident caused a panic among hundreds of waiting riders during rush hour. Lyons assets exceed 7 million, with offices and hotels across New York. Receivers appointed as the company faces bankruptcy amid a low business mood. Stedman, 61, Yale and Columbia Law School graduate, led several other firms including American Cushion Widow and Raritan River Olay.
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New York
Ernest G. Stedman
J.C. Lyons Building
Fourteenth Street
The
Lyons Company
Ee NE Senas
Wirth Avenue
Mr. Stedman
Hartford
Conn
Nixty
Yale
Columbia Law School
Lyons Corporation
American Cushion Widow Company
Raritan River Olay Company
Denver Girl Weds Full Blooded Indian Suitor
Miss Cora Maria Arnold of Denver married Albing Chavarria, a full blooded Santa Clara Indian, in Santa Fe New Mexico last Monday. The ceremony by Rev M Rendon drew Arnold sisters as witnesses. family conflict arose over the bride’s choice due to race. The bride’s stepfather George Wilder, previously drowned in 1906, is noted amid flurry of camp sightings in Denver years ago.
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Denver
Col
Cora Maria Arnold
Santa Pe
N. M
Albing Chavarria
Mountain and Plain
Indiana
M. Rendon
Lillant
Geneva Arnold
Chavarria Fa
Santa Clara
George Wilder
Wilder
Gulf of Mexico
Telia
Council Approves Bond Transfer to Fund City Projects
At Friday’s meeting the city council approved transferring improvement bonds from the electric light plant fund to the sinking fund to provide cash for building needs and reduce interest costs. Henry W. Soest briefly appeared on ballots, losing to George H. Loasch who was elected on the second ballot. Milk ordinance raised annual license to five dollars, while grocers handling both meat and milk are exempt from the latter license. Ordinances correcting salary appropriations were introduced. Health department reported water tests all negative. Treasurer-elect W. H. Schelman’s salary increased from 1000 to 1500. A house fire at TB Wallace’s residence in Porn was caused by an overheated electric iron.
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A. M. Schmidt
Otto Seidel
Kinder
Henry W. Soest
Charles ©. Lepper
George H. Loasch
Soo
Milit
Exhansa
Trengurer
W. H. Schelman
Committee On Salaries
Riot in Wabash Injures Police After Hot Over the Lid
In Wabash Indiana a riot erupted late yesterday after a clash at a bellys feast. Police Chief Anderson Glugler and Officers Allison were injured while attempting to arrest John D Bridewell Henry Bridggwell and Charles Salschetl. A crowd of about 200 gathered as friends came to their aid and officers finally subdued the trio.
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Wabash
Ind
Po- Nce Lines
Anderson, Glugler
Allison
John D Bridewell
Henry Bridggwell
Charles Salschetl
Tt Wig
Basema Ton
Fort Wayne to Receive Substantial State Deposits
The new state depository law will route a sizable portion of the Indiana treasury to Fort Wayne for deposit in local banks and trust companies. Institutions submitting deposit bids include Old National, German-American National, People's Trust and Savings, Citizens' Trust, Tri-State Tupan and Trust, and Prest National, with bids ranging from forty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars. The exact amount to be deposited by the state auditor is still pending, but a permanent Fort Wayne state account is expected, shifting funds from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne for the first time in this era.
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Wart Wayne
Fort Wayne
Old National
German-American National Bank
People's Trust and Savings Company
Citizens’ ‘Trust Company
Tri-State
Port Wayne
Indianapolis
Refractory Ore Extraction Company Incorporated
The Refractory Ore Extraction company of Fork Wayne is formed with capital stock of $100,000 to manufacture machinery for extracting metals from ores. Directors: John H. Bass William Geake Louis A. Centlivre Henry J. Horstmann and Gaylord M. Lestie. The Horstmann invention underlies the process and Bass Geake and Centlivre recently traveled to London to oversee foreign business.
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Fork Wayne
John H. Bass
William Geake
Louis A. Centilvre
Henry J. Horstmann
Gaylord M. Lestie
Horstmann
Bass
Geake
Centlivre
London
Mr. Horstmann
Restful Christmas Cable From Manila to Fort Wayne
A Fort Wayne money order clerk received a Manila cablegram from his brother, Judge N W Gilbert, bearing a single word Restless. The interpreted code means A Merry Christmas to you all. The signature Pung matches the cable sign used in Manin and the message was sent at 1 36 a m arriving Christmas afternoon.
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Guy
Fort Wayne
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Col. J. B. Reid
Illinois
E. A. K. Hackett
J. Li. Rogier
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Co. H. Brown
Moorestown
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AL. Garbarini
Mount Holly
Webster
Merchantville
Robert Clarke
Carl Piggott
Howard Steel
J. K. Mendenhall
Hines Port
H. Abbey
Sita Mason
Samuel Dobbins
A. H. Mulford
Bernard Stewart
Merchaantville
Harry D. Snyder
Dix
Cowper
Mount Molly
A D. Roberts
Ark
John P. Slater
Merchantsville
J. la Slater
L. Page
Joseph W. Murphy
E. G. Stedman
Miss Arnold
Chavarria
Council
Schmidt
TB. 1
Wallace
Porn
Seas
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