Marshall Inaugural Speech Urges Civic Righteousness and Reform
Governor Marshall outlines a philosophy of governance stressing moral law over harsh statutes. He calls for reduced crime through virtue and vigilant enforcement, urges legislators to respect private virtue, and champions a united Indiana where capital and labor join in common progress. The address ends with a call for regeneration, not reform.
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General Assembly
Indiana
Marshall
Propylaeum
Death of Judge A A Chapin Remembered in Fort Wayne
Judge A A Chapin died after injuries from an accident on Broadway. The Allen County Bar association planned actions and funeral arrangements. He served as prosecuting attorney, later Fort Wayne judge, and helped found Chapin & Denny patent practice. He was born in Vermont, had deep New England roots, and leaves a wife Almira and five children.
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Henry B. Master
D. W. Moffat
Lindenwood
R. S.taylor
O. N. Heaton
P. A. Randall
A. H. Bittinger
O’rourke
E. E. McDonald
W. P. Denny
C. M. Niezer
L. Morris
W. K. Noble
John Morris
Allen County Bar Association
Judge Chapin
Broadway
L. Hasterday
Wardsboro
Windham County
Vermont
Samuel Chapin
England
America
Boston
Springfield
Massachusetts Colony
Deacon Chapin
United States
Canada
Bunker Hill
Lexington
Uxbridge
Mass
Chapin
Orig
Fort Wayne
Maumee
Toledo
Ohio
Lake and Erie Canal
New England
Col. Chapin
Orland
Steuben
Ontario Collegiate Institute
Lima
Lagrange County
Kendallville
R. P. Barr
Chapin & Barr
W. S. O’rourke
Allen County
Noble County
Ann Arbor
Chapin & Denny
Marshall, McNagny & Clugston
Columbia City
Indiana
Harrison
West
Douglas Avenue
West Wayne Street
Almira Emerson
Angola
Ind
Angeline F
Elizabeth
Katherine
Artine Chapin
Ralph Chapin
Pittsburg
A. A. Chapin
R.S. Taylor
Zollars
S. M. Hench
W. J. Vesey
Allen
Foraker Attacks White House on Brownsville Case Funds
Senator Foraker charges misappropriation of public funds and political pressure in the Brownsville affair. He asserts detectives were paid from a $3,000,000 emergency fund to secure testimony and accuses the president and secretary of war of improper conduct, deception, and unauthorized actions. He cites letters denying detectives’ confessions and argues no legal precedent justifies such conduct.
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Mlegal
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Foraker
Brownsville
Congress
Secretary of War
Senate
Dead Man's Coat Reveals Michigan Church Tragedy
Carmichael confesses in a letter to St Clair county sheriff recounting a church killing fueled by hypnotism and self defense. He describes luring Carmichael with a hatchet and knife plot, a fatal struggle in a Carthage church, and his attempt to hide the body while fleeing toward Chicago.
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Carmichael
Miranda Hughes
Wrtten
St. Clair County
Michigan
Lower Michigan
Waggensell
Huron
Mich
Carthage
Lothing
Tunnel Station
Chicago
J. H. Carmichael
Lived 14 Days in Ruins of Messina Continued Prom
The article details relief efforts after the Messina earthquake with the American committee coordinating aid. It notes the Bayern supplying food and clothing to coastal towns, bodies being transported to Naples, and conservation work by Admiral Sperry’s fleet. It reports looting concerns, military tribunals enforcing penalties, and evacuation plans to prevent epidemics amid decaying corpses.
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Messina
Catania
Syracuse
Yankton
Naples
Griscom
Ireland
St. Paul
Rome
Bayern
Admiral Sperry
A. J. Ogston
Straits
Salinas
Civic Mauseum
Antonello de Messina
Mazza
Corriere Italia
Wentz Cashier At German American Bank Named
Annual bank elections in Fort Wayne altered two banks directors and officers. Theo Wentz became cashier of the German American National replacing Henry C. Berghoff, who moved to the board and as first vice president. The Old National named Christian C. Schlatter to its board, replacing F. H. Catshall who moved to South Bend. Citizens Trust reported deposits surpassing 3.5 million, with Jesse Grice added as director and O N Heaton as president. Cook serves as secretary.
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Fort Wayne
Theo Wentz
Henry C. Berghoff
Berghoff
Mr. Wentz
Old National Bank
Christian C. Schlatter
F. H
Clement P. App
J. H. Bass
A. E. C. Becker
W. A. Bohn
C. E. Bond
C. C. Schlatter
John W. Eggeman
B. Fitzpatrick
C. G. Guild
Willis Hattersley
A. E. Hoffman
G. Max Hofmann
G. M. Leslie
J. M. Landenberger
Henry F. Moellering
W. E. Mossman
W. K. Noble
H. C. Paul
J. C. Peters
G. W. Pixley
E. M. Wilson
Henry C. Paul
Charles B. Bond
W. H. Rohan
Stephen Morris
Henry Beadell
G. A. Berghoff
H. C. Berghoff
C. R. Colmey
R. W. T. DeWald
Theo. Wentz
Samuel M. Foster
H. C.berghoff
C. F. Pfeiffer
Geo. Waldschmidt
Citizens’ Trust
Citizens’ Trust Company
E. W. Cook
Jesse Grice
Allen County
John W. White
H. A. Keplinger
W. E. Doud
C. A. Dunkelberg
W. D. Henderson
J. P. Evans
J. P. Meyer
S. S. Fisher
Gottlieb Haller
O. N. Heaton
F. L. Jones
John Ferguson
W. L. Moellering
G. W. Kell
M. B. Fisher
Herman Michael
H. C. Rockhill
F. J. Thieme
E. _. Yarnelle
Carl Yaple
J. F. Patterson
H. J. Miller
J. W. White
E. F. Yarnelle
Ernest W. Cook
Half Dozen Self Constituted Spies
Kokomo Republican H H Stewart recounts a stranger offering to buy his influence to line up Representative J P Davis of Kokomo for senator. Stewart says the man mistook him for Davis in the Denison lobby and asked what inducements would be needed. He notified hotel staff and John W Kern to alert them, and regrets the incident becoming public.
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Elder
Columbus
Port Huron
Snake
Military Street
South Park
Adair
H. Stewart
Kokomo
Edward G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Stewart
J. P. Davis
Representative Davis
Denison
Representative Stewart
Howard County
Partridge Gift From State Commissioner to County
In a letter to Frank Emrick the State Game Commission says it will ship about 500 Hungarian partridges, worth $600, to this county. The birds, valued at $15 to $18 per dozen, will be released on several preserves and not hunted for four years to allow adaptation. Local sportsmen praise the move as the result of their efforts over the past month.
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Frank Emrick
Zack T. Sweeney
Sweeney
Opening February 18 Invitations Sent for New Building
The notice announces the February 18 opening and invites guests to the new building, promoting the unveiling of the facility as the organization’s new home.
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Continus
Amercan
Iit
H. V. Sweringen
Nature
M. F. Porter
Banks
First National Directors
John H. Bass
W. A. Fleming
Herman Freiburger
William Geake
F. S. Hunting
F. E. Hoffman
J. H. Jacobs
J. B. McKim
W.L. Moellering
B. P.mossman
R. L. Romy
A. B. Trentman
BE. F. Yarnelle
J. W
J. R. McCulloch
Charles McCulloch
John Ross McCulloch
F. H. Poole
Henry J. Taylor
W. H. Myers
Allen Co
Mulqueen Dancing Academy
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