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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1904

Page

5

Scott's Broadside at General Wood

Senator Scott delivers in executive session a review opposing Brigadier General Wood's confirmation as major general. He cites gifts from a Havana gambling house, alleged discrediting articles, and claims Wood avoided the committee, urging due deliberation and questioning his fitness for high command.

Washington Scott Senate Committee On Military Affairs Senate Wood Jai Alai Company Havana James E. Runcie John R. Brooke Foraker McKinley General Wood Augustus Rome Cuba James H. Wilson Battle of San Juan Wilson United States Jai Alai Ohio Hanna Senate of the

Seonard Wins in an Easy Contest Amid Delegates

Republican delegates from across the district gathered in the city with party leaders and prospective congressional hopefuls including Elmer Leonard Norman T Jackman and G B McGoogan Circuit. Delegates from DeKalb Whitley and other counties debated strength while Jackman backers claimed 49 DeKalb votes though Leonard supporters disputed the tally. Clarence C Gilliams of LaGrange announced plans to seek another congressional nomination amid ongoing caucuses and campaigning.

Elmer Leonard Norman T. Jackman DeKalb G. B. McGoogan Orville Carver Angola C. C. Gilliams Lagrange James H. Rose Auburn Judge Rose Jackman DeKalb County Leonard Allen County Ballou’s Aveline Clarence C. Gilliams Congress

Republican gathering signals candidate clash in district

Attendees included numerous Republicans from across the district such as J. W. Baker, N. T. Jackman, J. H. Rose, F. L. Welsheimer, and C. C. Gilliams among others, indicating possible complications for the party. The exact impact of Gilliams' candidacy on the Republican race remains to be seen.

Gilliams J. W. Baker Columbia City N. T. Jackman J. H. Rose F. L. Welsheimer Auburn H. C. Willis Fraunie Broughton Waterloo N. CG. Browand Garrett Louis D. Kerr Ligonier L. WN. Litman A. C. Peecher C. C. Gilliams E. C. P. Shaw Lagrange George A. Bishop H. D. Weaver John @. Yeagley Capt E. G. Rose Angola W. D. Carver F. W. Baker Avilla John L Henry B. F. Bowman W. M. Trump Albion H. K. Scott Orville Carver H. R. Culbertson J. E. Buchanan

Sharp Chosen County Chairman In Allen County Meeting

In Allen county a Republican central committee meeting chose W N Ballou as chairman by acclamation after Purman withdrew. Ronald Purman was briefly nominated for secretary. George Loesch and J T Dougall were among the ward nominees for committee seats with Harris extending thanks and Sharp pledging to labor for party unity.

Sthair Ronald BR. Purman J. T. Dougall W. N. Ballou Purman Ballou Cook Harris Allen County Shanp Central Committee L. P. Sharp George Loesch W. =. Doud R. B J. H. Bilderback G. A. Schust J. T. Young G. H. Sthair

Russia Seems Poised for War Storm in Asia

St Petersburg dispatch notes expected Japanese reply within days that may avoid immediate rupture and keep negotiations alive. Pekin reports US and Japan push to secure rights in Manchuria under new treaties before war, with ratifications and telegraph exchanges shaping consular access and treaty enforcement. Russia signals limited Manchuria rights to curb trade disruption and shield foreign residents while avoiding China’s financial turmoil. Baron Hayashi criticizes Russia circular as contradictory, insisting true rights require China’s sovereignty acknowledgment.

St. Petersburg Japan Pekin United States Manchuria Washington Conger Mukden Antung China Foreign Office Tokio Russia Europe Baron Hayashi

Japan Advises China to Stay Neutral in War

Baron Hayashi, Japan's minister to Great Britain, said he informed the British foreign office of Japan urging Chinese neutrality in case of war. He attributed the Times dispatch from Pekin reporting "promptly resort to arms" to a mistranslation by Chinese officials. He stressed Japan has urged neutrality upon China.

London Baron Hayashi Great Britain Foreign Office Japan London Times Pekin China

Japan and Russia move toward ending Manchuria dispute

Paris reports confirm Russia will recognize and respect China foreign treaties related to Manchuria. Officials say treaty guarantees safeguard commerce under existing agreements and Europe and America should urge a quick resolution. Japan’s reply timing remains unclear.

Paris Foreign Office Count Lamsdorff Russia China Manchuria Japan Europe America

New Philippine Governor Gen Luke Wright Succeeds Taft

Gen Luke E Wright of Tennessee named governor general of the Philippines succeeding Judge William H Taft. Wright, a Democrat, is praised for his long record and anticipated firm administration in Manila amid ongoing colonial affairs.

Luke £. Wright Tennessee Philippines William H. Taft Wright

Russian Assurances on Manchuria Rights Pledged

State department notes that the Russian ambassador assured the secretary of state that Russia will not obstruct powers with treaties to China from enjoying all rights and privileges guaranteed by those treaties in Manchuria. The statement reflects diplomatic efforts to secure free access and authority in the region.

Washington State Department China Manchuria

Provocation Claim Over Open Trade of Manchurian Ports

The Sviet editorial denounces the opening of Mukden Antung or Tatung Kon to foreign trade without Russia’s consent. It calls this act an open provocation against Russia in the context of American and Japanese treaties with China.

St. Petersburg Mukden Antung Tatung- Kon China Russia Sviet

Illness of Julius Kuhfuss Alarms Friends at 418 Dawson Street

Julius Kuhfuss is gravely ill at his boarding house 418 Dawson Street after a period of decline marked by internal hemorrhages. Friends express great alarm as his attending physician calls symptoms very discouraging.

Julius Kuhfuss Dawson Street Mr. Kubfuss

Baptism and Temptation of Jesus in January Lesson

The lesson covers Jesus baptism by John and the subsequent temptations in the wilderness around A D 26. It notes the heavens opening, the Spirit descending like a dove, and a voice declaring Jesus as beloved Son. Temptations focus on hunger, spectacular messianic power, and worldly empire, tested against obedience to God.

Jesus Lower Jordan John Bruce God Mark Christ Luke Edersheim

Jury Fully Impaneled in Machen Conspiracy Trial

Washington crowds witness the formal selection of twelve jurors for the conspiracy case involving August W. Machen the Groffs and the Lorenzos over letter box fixtures. Key figures present include Perry S. Heath Wynne and several congress members as opening arguments loom.

Washington August W. Machen Groff Brothers Clarence Bradbury Holley L. Herrill John F. Gerhold Roache Abell T. E. Clements David A. Wetzell Douglass Pritchard Maddox Groffs Beach John F. Kumler Toledo Ohio Lorenzos Bristow Judge Pritchard Machen Th Lorenzes Graffs Perry S. Heath Wynne Congress

Lafayette street railway official to join Fort Wayne interurban project

Thomas J. Henderson, secretary and treasurer of the Lafayette street railway, will move to Fort Wayne to take a key role in organizing an interurban lines consolidation. Philadelphia financiers led by J Levering Jones back several city and interurban lines with headquarters at Fort Wayne. The Lafayette, Logansport, and Fort Wayne Traction company will join the merger, placing Henderson in a top post in the new office.

Lafayette Journal Thomas J. Henderson Lafayette Street Railway Company Fort Wayne J. Levering Jones Philadelphia Henderson Lafayette Street Railway Lafayette, Logansport, and Fort Wayne Traction Company Lafayette

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West Virginia Seonard Mr. G. Cleveland Sharp Mr. Walter Eel River W. H. Barnhart Cedar Creek O. C. Picton Perry E. T. Carey Springfield W. N. Cummins Maumee W. H. Clark Aboit J. H. Stouder Adams W. 8. Rogers Jefferson J. F. Hathaway Monroe N. P. Brown Jackson Louis Bonjovi D. L. Pettit Ely’s Maa Brothers Warren, St New York Philippine Russian Assurances Baptism Temptation
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