Secretary Gage Replies To Congress On National Bank Depositories
Secretary Gage sends a detailed 9,000 word reply to Senate and House resolutions explaining Treasury practice with national bank depositories. He cites reasons for using depositories during surplus, consolidating receipts, selecting National City Bank, and the 1899 sale of Custom House property to that bank with partial payment and a postdated deed plan.
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Washington
Gage
Congress
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
House
Sulzer
New York
The
Treasury
Department
New York Clearing House
National City Bank
Hanover National Bank
Custom House
Supreme Court
United States
Secretary Gage Reviews Public Finances on National Bank Depositories
Secretary Gage offers a general review of his course in public finances focusing on national bank depositories before addressing the resolution. He discusses equitable consideration in treasury relations and outlines the framework guiding federal financial relations.
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Treasury
Gage
Root declines vice presidency in war office letter
Secretary of War Root states he will not be a candidate for vice-president. He says his duty is to continue guiding the War Department, arguing his five to six months of work equip him uniquely to lead and that no other man could step in without similar training.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry C. Payne
National Republican
Wisconsin
Root
United States
War Office
Indiana State Central Committee Conventions Reelect Most
Harmonious conventions across Indiana districts reelect most of the old state central committee members. Parks M. Martin wins in the second district and is slated to run again as state chairman. Eleventh district backs Jerome Herff for state chairman. Thirteenth backs Daniel McDonald for secretary. New committeemen listed per district.
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Indiana
State Central Committee
Parks M. Martin
Jerome Herff
Daniel McDonald
Clinton F. Rose
Evansville
Spencer
W. E. Cox
Jasper
Lincoln Dixon
North Ver
Anti-Smellers Meet Holds Last Banquet Ceremony
Ligonier Indiana hosts the twenty sixth annual banquet of the Anti Smellers Association a ten member society bound by a blood oath to remember and aid fellow members only one member has died F Sandrock Laporte is the deceased nine survivors include I D Fleming Charles Braden A L Knepper W A Sisterden and others with charity hinted as a core aim the banquet continues until one survivor remains and records are sealed with the last death.
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Ligonier
Ind
I. D. Fleming
New York City
Charles Braden
Chicago
A. L. Knepper
Toledo
Laporte
Walte Math and Sons Wagon Struck by Street Car
A grocery wagon belonging to C. H. Walte Math and Sons drawn by mules was struck by Hanna street car No. 68 at Wallace and Monroe streets Wednesday evening. The wagon overturned and was wrecked. the team and driver Schmidt were knocked aside and pushed along the street.
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C. H. Waltemath & Sons
Herman Schmidt
Hanna
Wallace and
Monroe
Diver Schmidt
McGovern Beats Dixon to Claim World Featherweight Title
Terrence McGovern defeated George Dixon at the Broadway Athletic Club in eight rounds to win the world featherweight crown. Dixon was knocked down eight times in the final round and forced to surrender after a late rescue by the referee. Dixon suffered facial bleeding and a broken nose while McGovern remained largely unhurt.
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New York
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
Broadway Athletic Club
Tom O’rourke
Dixon
McGovern
McCoy
Honory
Indiana Allen County School Fund Apportions
Public instructions show Allen County collected $29,773.98 and will allocate $31,310.40 to its school children. The county has 23,720 pupils and the per capita apportionment is $1.32.
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Indiana
Allen County
Goebel Engaged to Daughter of Senator Blackburn
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator William Goebel, contesting Governor Taylor, is engaged to wed Corinne Blackburn, the sole unmarried daughter of U S Senator J C S Blackburn.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lexington
Times- Star
William Goebel
Taylor
Corinne Blackburn
United States
J. C. S. Blackburn
Lawrence Township defeats subsidy for Indianapolis and Fort Wayne railroad
Lawrence township voters oppose a 35000 subsidy for the Indianapolis and Fort Wayne railroad. United States voting machine shows 221 ballots with 208 against the subsidy at Lawrence. Castleton and Oakland also vote strongly against. Railroad backers discuss changing plans after the defeat and some machine issues are noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lawrence Township
Indianapolis and
Fort Wayne
Enterprise
Castleton
Lawrence
Oakland
United States
Ofiers
Quick Wedding On Short Notice In Mississippi Town
W A Stone chancery clerk for Bolivar county married Mrs W A Martin in Rosedale Miss after a phone proposal at 11 o’clock. Rev J E Cunningham performed the ceremony. The bride had been married to Cashier W A Martin of the Bank of Rosedale who faced financial troubles. The couple left for Louisville and Chicago soon after.
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New Orleans
Rosedale
Miss
Yazoo
W. A. Stone
Boliver County
W. A. Martin
Bank Robbery at Owensville Exposes Safe
The Mc Ginnis bank in Owensville Indiana was entered last night and the safe blown open wrecking the building. About 15000 dollars is reported stolen. Bank officials refuse to provide details. Burglars escaped on a hand car.
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Princeton
Ind
McGinnis Bank
Owensville
Storm over British government as press attacks war policy
London January 10 A storm rises against the home government as the press and Conservative figures criticize the war effort. Balfour faces blame while Lansdowne Salisbury and Wolseley may be sacrificed. cabinet stability hangs on field successes and public sentiment.
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London
South Africa
Manchester
Balfour
House of Commons
The
Times and
Globe
Mr. Balfour
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Salisbury
Associated Press
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Wolseley
Lord Roberts
Robinson seeks state funeral for General Lawton in Fort Wayne
Washington telegram reports Representative Robinson to seek War Department approval to lie in state General Lawton's body in Fort Wayne Ind his former home. Citizens of Fort Wayne formed a committee and sent resolutions for presentation. Robinson returned to Washington from Reading Pa after addressing Berks County Democratic Club on Jackson Day.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Washington
Robinson
Lawton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Reading
SAGE Mothers Syrup Ad Promotes Soothing Teething Relief
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the best remedy for teething infants. The copy urges mothers to rely on the product for child comfort and notes its signature as a trusted CART item.
Alton Council Adopts Sympathy With Boers in War
A Chicago Tribune special reports from Alton Illinois that the Alton city council last night adopted a resolution expressing sympathy with the Boers in their war with Ragland and: ae the bowed that.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Alton
Ragland
Money to Loan a Key Topic in Local Notices
A brief item notes loan options and financing terms in the community. It references lenders and potential borrowers, highlighting available funds and eligibility. The notice emphasizes urgency and local employment connections for applicants seeking quick cash or small business loans.
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Crown Point
M. T. Shively
Marion
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Plymouth
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Brooklyn
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Varios
Chiccaso
Jearn
RDICE
Maude
America
Musey
Groppine
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Dr. Pierce
Parker's
Cordova
Standard Oil CO
Goughs
Golds
Grippe
Robert Klaehn
West Main
Undertaker
Eimearr Wie
Ale
Aohey
Eliseers
Catal
Sears, Rqzruck
Searky Oebuss
Maumee “Eating and Supply Co
Harrison §1
Columbia Street
Rolla Ballar
Freieht
Gerspe
Tess
Hughes
Avrion Tiel
SEARS
W. Mungen
West Wayne
Andrest
Sears, Roebuck & Go. (Inc
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Fort Wayne Trust Co
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Court St
Acta
Henry C. Paul
Samuel M. Foster
Andrew E. Hoffman
Charles A. Wilding
Wilhem Paul
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