Shift of Chinese Peace Talks Suggested to Washington
Paris reports that the United States proposes moving the Chinese peace negotiations from Pekin to Washington. Empress Dowager opposes envoys signing the treaty and the French government has not received a formal proposition, with one subject yet undecided.
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Paris
Tan
Associated Press
Washington
Daily Mail
London
United States
Pekin
Howager
Empire Obstacle Cited in Chinese Crisis Tale
The dispatch notes that the obstacle is the empress dowager amid tensions with the powers. It reports a belief that opposing factions and the captaincy of Olina influence the outcome as demands from external powers grow.
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Washington
Tan
Proposal on New Commercial Trestles Across Asia Front
A four phase plan proposed seeks construction of commercial trestles with Chin a. The proposal discusses Washington or allied powers approving the project under a functional commission, as an alternative to previous phases removed from Pekin considerations.
Chinese note signing hangs on sincerity and southern influence
Reports from Pokln January 9 describe court efforts to avoid signing a joint note with Alewigatuy amid southern pressure. The court hopes to clarify provisions of administration while Chang Chi Tung pushes against Pe kin return and a new capital in the Yonteo valley. Hung Chang remains unseen as Von Koyne reports a northeast Pekin battle with Chinese and German casualties.
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Pokln
Jan
Wanteo
Alewigatuy
Ethan
Belin
Prince Ching
Ti Hung Ching
Chang Chi Tung
Pekin
Yonteo
China
Hung Chang
von Koyne
von Winderses
Germans Win Victory Near Sze-Ba-Kong Jan 8
German expuil forces advance in the northern district near Sze-Ba-Kong about twenty miles northwest of Pekin. The German unit encounters resistance at San-Tin-Fu where they are veined forcesl. The terrain is mountainous with a walled valley village as the Germans press the attack.
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Pekin
Jan
Sze-Ba-Kong
Weil
San-Tin-Fu
Chinese forces mount defense and retreat after heavy bombardment
The report describes a mountain battery bombarding a position for an hour and a half before it is captured. Rough estimates put Chinese casualties at around 200 and German losses at one killed and four wounded. German forces destroy nearby works and pull back to a fortified line.
Unclear OCR case involving William Reed in Hanover case
Fragmentary report shows William Reed answering in Hanlerman's cover to Foay charges. Text is garbled with profanity and misread names, referencing peace bonds and a dispute between parties in Zanesville and an unspecified trial.
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William Reed
Democratic Leader Seeks Party Reorganization After Defeat
U S Democratic leaders in Guak County hear William Sryon call for renewed party unity, opposing factionalism and external reorganization. He praises democratic principles, argues the party must advance self government, and warns against plutocratic influences as he defends Bryan and Cleveland era policies.
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Guak County
Sue Shennan
William
Sryon
Tine
Dewire
Bryan
Molussken
Uzewlent Vaics
Cleveland
Reyaty
Avileh Tha
Anne
Hhowavar
Eomy
Inv
Democratic
Republcann
Jefferson
Tarkson
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Hawley Gasps for Breath in Senate Apportionment Row
In a tense senate session in Wallington Tui, Hawley struggled to answer as Senator Tebkigrew pressed questions about apportionment. Nugawley and Patligraw clashed as Hawley refused to answer and defended himself amid sharp cross talk and insults.
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Wallington
Senate
Dts
Mn Tebkigrew
Mr. Hawley
RM. Nugawley
Patligraw
Hawley
House Debates Yeapportionment Bill Resume
In the House Washington bargaining session, Speaker Fenderson presides amid a disrupted routine. After routine business, debate on the apportionment bill resumes following delays and disorder.
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Washington, Tin
Fenderson
House
Ayia
Doctor Becomes First Physician Owner of New Motor Car
G A Rosshina bought a Winton automobile from the Winton Motor Vehicle Company of Cleveland for 1200. The car, named the physician’s Studer, is equipped with hood lights gong and other conveniences. It is powered by a nine horsepower gasoline engine and can reach thirty five miles per hour. The vehicle will arrive in the city about May 1 with the doctor expected to be the first physician to own one.
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G. A. Rosshina
Winton Motor Valtele Company
Cleveland
Hanidoome
Board of Health
Scherer
Hogs Stolen From McCulloch Farm A Mystery
Farm near the west of fievity reports hog thefts with two missing animals and a possible cow slaughter nearby. Sheriff deputy Daseler investigates after the incident was discovered this morning.
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Charles
McCulloch
Fievity
Parker
Daseler
Concordia Officers Named By Singing Society
Concordia Singing Society announces officers: President A Haller Vice President Chris Wursel Treasurer G Unger Financial Secretary Albert Wyte Corresponding Secretary Theodore Broecke Auditor Hamer Trustees Hartung Chavis Albrecht.
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Concordia
Concordia Singing Society
A. Haller
Chris Wursel
G. Unger
Albert Wyte
Theodore ‘Broecke
H. Hamer
Trualees—t, Buss
Hartung Chavis Albrecht
West Jefferson Street Church Holds Annual Election Banquet
The West Jefferson Street Church of Christ held its annual election Monday evening with a social banquet in the lecture room preceding the vote. Reports from various officers indicated the church’s condition was satisfactory in all respects.
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West Jefferson Street
Church of
Charrt Neld Thal
Aclals
Suspect Remanded After Selpio Township Visit
Bonatable McDaniels returned from Selpio township where he pursued Mozes Moore Jr charged by Vinnie Smith with a legitimate prestige. The defendant posted bail of 700 dollars and case resumed next Wednesday.
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Bonatable McDaniels
Selpio Township
Wewt
Mozes Moore, Jr
Vinnie Smith
Gaywadhilts
Balf
Fort Wayne Charter Debates Mayors Salary and Police Reform
Local Republicans and city leaders met to discuss a remodeled city charter affecting the mayor's salary, police, fire, and health departments. Proposals include a mayoral salary around 2000 dollars, a new city court, and a governor appointed police safety board with mixed party representation. The plan emphasizes public patronage and control over city offices and budgets, with ongoing negotiations headed toward the legislature.
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Republican City Centra Committee
Keegan
Fort Wayne
Iis Point
Iso Mineh
Jwosant
Republicaie
Mayoy Shaver
Tegman
Peysoh
Vonsaln
Board of Works
Department of Water Works
Wintuiworks Sustees Dt
Board of Pilcc Works
Ag Auidor
Aselst- Minin
Cipal
Venus
Treany
Goals of Public Safety
Police Commission
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Nolina
Fire
New Wholesale Firm Formed by Fort Wayne Trio
Toveph Thatitien and partners Toweph T Mites, Tony Hult, and Yramle Butt announce a wholesale confectionary venture. They bring a decade of Fox Bakery traveling experience and plan two Fort Wayne locations on Boat Columbian Street, with a decision pending Saturday.
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Toweph T. Mites
Tony Hult
Yramle Butt
Foyt Wyle
Mayer
Johuers
Corfeetianary
Dolank Theer
Mort Wayne Wholesalers
Fox Bakery
Fox Bunk
Deer returned by Dr. Barnett in Sconlin miss outing
Dr. C EB Barnett returns from Sconlin Mississippi after weeks away spent hunting. He brought down a fine deer and displayed it Monday at Tarn’s Dutehor shop on Cribeam street. Residents enjoy Verinon dinners this week.
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C. EB. Barnett
Sconlin
Miss
Cnibeam Street
Erlenda
Dr. Barnett
Bank Burglary Report From Shiloh Ohio
Police report a bank in Shiloh Ohio burglarized with about $4,000 in currency and government bonds taken. The robbers, who rented a room, escaped after stealing jewelry and other valuables belonging to a local man’s wife.
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Shiloh
Ohio
Jan
David Calera Feizure
Artman Poised in Speakership Contest With 42 Votes
In Indianapolis the race for speaker tightens as Artman holds about forty two pledged votes. Opponents Blutesman and Weallond of Arima pressuring for support from other members ahead of expected voting. The tense scene centers on party unity and strategic backing ahead of the key ballot.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Remodel Contract Awarded for Wells Street Building
F. H. Dotster awarded the contract to remodel the Fake Building on Wells Street at 82000. Work will begin soon and aim to transform the property into a modern structure.
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Well Dres
F. H. Dotster
Wells Street
Unfortunate Lima accident ends in fatal injuries
Burke 88, a resident of Horace Street, was struck by a moving train near Lima station while walking along the rail. He fell between cars as the train started, losing both legs above the knees, and died shortly after at Lima Hospital. A special conveyance was arranged to take him to Dims, and witnesses rushed to assist.
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Burke
Pie Pittaburg
Lima
Cnnndt Lve
Cysory
Abel Ty
Juin
Lama
Enn
Dims
Wan Munt
Ita Ino
Truntsworthy
Horace Etreet
Condurtoo Perarson
Funeral notes for brakeman Braedman Burke in Pittsburgh line
Braedman Burke a brakeman on the western Pittsburg division died after an operation in Tim a at age. His remains were shipped to CromartiosGe Min for burial at the Union cemetery. He had six years service on the western division and was a member of Brotherhood and other railroad lodges. Funeral services will be held locally if arranged.
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Kadens
Democratic Party
Tiden
Wieler
Thoan
Aguas
Dolly
Chow
Congress
Tate
Coy Hotton
Hetty
Lewis
Lhe
Tren Hom
Sliduyes
Datant
Tose
Foce
South Africa
St. Helena
Hobarts
B. Burke
Pensylywnia Hacer
Lima
Olso
V. Wall
Tima
Grea Street
CromartiosGe
Mathiny
Mb. Wilson
Burke
Pittsburg Road
Trae
Bert Wayne
Brotherhold i Raileay
Eo Pend’ Sylvatin Valuatory Hele! Association
Married This Morning at St Patrick's Church
Thomas Batton a machinist and Miss Carrie Clark daughter of James Clark were married at St Patrick's church in an 7 o'clock ceremony conducted by Rev Father Delaney. Attendants Mina Romdot and William O'Brien, immediate relatives only. The couple to reside at 188 Mets Street. A telegram from Indianapolis reports the appellate court has affirmed the lower court decision in the August Coronaileva case. Charles Proitter.
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Batton
Mike Carrie Clark
James Clark
Dunfer
Mneringa
St Patrick’s Church
Faths
Delaney
Mina Lorette Romdot
William O'Brien
Enteon
Mets Street
Bentinell
Indianapolis
August Cornaileva
Charles Proitter
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