Taft outlines Philippine army plan and tariff views
Governor Taft said a 15 000 man force would suffice in the Philippines with a native constabulary of 5 000 under Major Allen to patrol provinces and clear Ladrones. He urged tariff reductions, noting Dingley duties hinder revenue, and praised civil government gains while detailing art exhibit plans.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Taft
Congress
Allen
Sam
Pacific Coast
Islands
Porto Rico
Dingley
General Chaffee
Union League Club
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Freed outlaw may marry Younger brother romance
Minneapolis reports a romance linked to the Younger brothers’ possible return to Missouri after two decades in prison. Jim Younger hopes to marry Alix Mueller, sister of Mrs. Frederick Schummeier, with Mueller seeking to live in Missouri next summer. Younger, aged 53, is introduced to Mueller by her brother-in-law Schummeier, a key ally in Younger’s release.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Missouri
Jim Younger
St. Paul
Alix Mueller
Frederick Schurmeisr
James Younger
Miss Mueller
South
Younger
Frederick Schummeier
Filipino Not American Says Gowdy Affects Hidalgo Painting
John K Gowdy the US consul general in Paris rules a native Filipino is not an American citizen. Customs authorities in Philadelphia levy duty on a valuable Hidalgo painting. The work by Feliz Resurreccion Hidalgo from Manila will hang at the Academy of Fine Arts exhibition within a week. If bought and kept in the United States the purchaser must pay the duty.
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Hidalgo
Gowdy
Lamartine
Academy of Fine Arts
Manila
Paris
Philadelphia
John K. Gowdy
United States
Feliz Resurreccion Hidalgo
Contempt jailed after defying divorce court order
Herbert Bicknese of 253 East Washington defied a superior court injunction in a divorce case by altering his wife's property and provoking police. He was brought to court and ordered imprisoned in the county jail for twenty one days after failing to purge himself. Attorney Colerick sought a modification of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bicknese
East Washington Street
Mary Bicknese
Bicknese
Ryan
Huguenard
Herbert
P. B. Colerick
Colerick
Beet Sugar Plant Proposed in Allen County
Allen County farmers have held several meetings on a possible beet sugar refinery in the county. J. W. Henry of the Kalmazoo Sugar Beet company visits to assess local beet crops and farming interest. Early trials show beet culture practical and potentially profitable without long shipments.
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Allen County
Prospect
Bert
J. W. Henry
Kalamazoo Sugar Beet Company
Henry
Michigan
Woodburn
Mrs A H Dougall And Daughter Visit Joliet
Mrs A H Dougall and her daughter Winifred are visiting Joliet Illinois and are noted in local social notes. The pair are described as staying at a city residence and attending nearby engagements.
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A. H. Dougall
Winifred
Joliet, Il
Second Davidson case witness recants in Porter county
Valparaiso Indiana January reports fevered political debate over the Sprencl testimony in the Davidson murder case. Sprencl, a Penn railroad night watchman, retracted before grand jury claiming Davidson was killed by a train, prompting calls to drop charges against Curtin Fleming and Sowers. Judge Heard reinstated investigation as public pressure grows.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Porter County
Frank Sprencl
Davidson
Sprendl
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael Curtin
Rob Fleming
Roy Sowers
Young Davidson
Sprencl
McAfee
Wickham
Heard
Heard Be
Gilette
Northern Indiana notices and local incidents round up
Rural free delivery route 6 will begin March 1 from Columbia City. The Southwestern extension from Huntington to Wabash has 2.5 miles laid. Dunkard college at North Manchester closes a ten day Bible school session. John W. Hartman of Decatur dies at 47 after ten years ill with tuberculosis. Geneva Oil Co is incorporated with 25000 capital, operating mainly in Huntington. Dr A L Stephenson dies at Wabash from peritonitis. Mrs John Graham of Richland Twp Whitley Co, 65, fractures leg and dislocates ankle after a porch fall. The first brick school in Columbia City is being torn down. built 1846, 24 by 36 feet. Isaac Thrash near Portland cuts into trunk of 1861 oak felling. wood sound. Goshen high school baseball schedules games for 1902 with South Bend Howe Lima Fort Wayne Huntington Wabash. While Mrs Edward Conner lies in Goshen, floor collapses, saving several from a cellar fall. Northern Indiana Fair at South Bend to sell grounds to pay debts. once the region’s prosperous fair. G M Haefling of Decatur loses feeling in foot after 1861 injury. gangrene leads to amputation this week. Ellsworth Gel tion near Ser via Wabash County falls into a 20 foot cut while driving. sues for 8000 damages. James Morrison of Montpelier, demented, disappeared after last Friday night. carried away 140 dollars and concerns of possible self harm.
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Dunkard College
North Manchester
John W. Hartman
Decatur
Geneva Oil Company
Huntington County
A. L. Stephenson
Wabash
Portland
Goshen
South Bend
Howe School
Lima
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Edward Conner
Northern Indiana Fair Association
Fair Association
Indiana
G. M. Haefling
Servia
Wabash County
Ellsworth Geltion
Geltion
James Morrison
Montpelier
Affidavits Filed in Court Over Family Quarrel
Lavina Harkenrider accuses William McDaniel of provoke and assault and battery in two affidavits. The family quarrel may settle amicably. cases were moved to Squire Bird in Adams township pending settlement.
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Builer‘nan's
Lavina Harkenrider
Charing William McDaniel
Squire Bird
Adams Township
I Can Do All My Own Work
Mrs Blanche Marshall of Whiting Kansas writes that after kidney trouble and female weakness she used Doctor Pierce medicines. She took Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Lotion Tablets and says she is entirely cured and can do all her own work.
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Blanche Marshall
Whiting
Jackson Co
Kansas
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Republican Committee in Indiana Reorganizes
The Indiana Republican state committee reconvened with James P. Goodrich reappointed chairman and George Self as vice chairman along with Harry W. Bennet as treasurer. Secretary remains unresolved after five inconclusive ballots. Warren Bigler declined to continue.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Republican State Committee
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
George Self
Corydon
Harry W. Bennet
Warren Bigler
Wabash
Charles P. Haas
Will Whittaker
C. M. Tichenor
Princeton
Webash
Nmination
State Auditor
Sible Says He Did Not Jump From Engine
The Peru paper reports Wabash engineer John E. Sible, injured at Attica after slipping on ice, is walking in the hospital and recovering. He recalls nothing of the moment and says he fell while preparing to jump if needed. Wabash notes his wounds are healing and he may soon return home. Sible had resided in this city.
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Peru
John E. Sible
Attica
Mr. Sible
Sible
Veteran Piano Tuner Joseph L. Darling Dies
Joseph L. Darling, a piano tuner in this city for twenty years, died in his Pixley-Long block apartments after several weeks of illness. Despite early improvement his condition worsened at night when a heart weakness struck him as he sat by the grate and he collapsed after returning to bed.
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Joseph L. Darling
Pixley-Long Block
Mr. Darling
Schlatter Co Address Ad in Fort Wayne Directory
C C Schlatter & Co located at 38 and 40 East Columbia Street Fort Wayne Indiana listed in the city directory style entry.
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E. Columbia ST
Death of Mr. Darling After Sudden Heart Attack
Mr. Darling, nearly seventy, suffered a fatal heart attack and died in sleep after crying out and sinking back. Born in Keene New Hampshire, he was twice married. Survived by his widow who came with him from Bucyrus Ohio twenty years ago, and by relatives in the east including grandson Charles Ashley. He was a skilled piano tuner by trade.
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Mrs. Darling
Mr. Darling
Keene, N. H
Bucyrus
Ohio
Charles Ashley
Darling
Fort Wayne
Philip Gable Injured in Bass Works Drill Press Accident
Philip Gable foreman at Bass works sustained cuts and bruises after a piece of casting struck him and pinned him to the drill press frame. Dr. Buchman reports no broken bones though his left hand is bandaged with amica soaked linens. Gable has worked at Bass shops for twenty five years and this is his first accident.
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Philip Gable
Bass Works
Buchman
Gable
Bass Shops
Sportsman from Columbia City Skips Town Owing Eleven
A traveler calling himself Jones or Smith told Officer Bergman he came to town to have fun and avoided paying about eleven dollars after several hours with Annie Edwards. He paid for refreshments, enjoyed socializing, but refused to settle the balance before leaving. Annie, initially indignant, chose not to pursue the matter in the paper.
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Columbia City
Jones, Smith
Bergman
Chicago
Annie Edwards
Annie
The
Columbian
Out of Pocket Ten Dollar Bet Ends in Saloon Trinket
A woman paid $11 from her own pocket and ignored Officer Bergman's blushes. The Columbia City man declared he was no sucker and went to a corner saloon to buy the officer a cigar, ending the incident.
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Bergman
Columbia City
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Featured at Dreier & Bro Drug Store
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is promoted as a universal comfort solution. It purports to relieve pain from burns scalds cuts and bruises heal ulcers fever sores eruptions and more including corns and warts. Sold now for 25 cents at Dreier & Bro.
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Bucklen
Dreier & Bro
Wages Raised at 40 American Window Glass Plants
Managers of the American Window Glass company informed yesterday that workmen will receive a 10 to 15 percent wage increase, effective Saturday. The move targets independent producers and Glass Workers union opponents after a price cut by independents.
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Marion, Ind
American Window Glass Company
The
Trust
Glass Workers’ Union
New Reporter John Manley Joins Journal-Gazette
Bloomington Indiana journalist John S. Manley has accepted a repertorial position at the Journal-Gazette and began work this afternoon. He previously was connected with the Marion Chronicle.
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John S. Manley
Bloomington
Ind
The
Journal-Gazette
Manley
Marion Chronicle
One Way Free on Nickel Plate Sundays Round Trip Fare
Advertises one fare for a round trip on Nickel Plate Sundays. Tickets good between any two stations. See ticket agent or C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana for information. Royalty-less travel deal promotes travel on the Nickel Plate road.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A. Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Nickel Plate Road To Sell Excursion Tickets West Regions
The Nickel Plate Road will offer homeseekers excursion tickets to all points in the west northwest and southwest on February 4 and 18. Liberal return limits. Inquire at nearest Nickel Plate ticket agent or C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A
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Hubbard
Cregory & Son
Aiken
Kalamazog
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Roanoke
Frank Preston
Ashley
South Whitley
E. S. Conner
Church of Christ
Kendallville
Pomona
Cal
Sears Gardner
Eenry C. Dodge
Schaff
Elizabeth Shane
Wells County
Bluffton
Elizabeth Heaton
Locke Township
Elkhart County
Thomas Bailey
Polk Township
Amanda Richison
Elmer Hover
Henry Hover
Pierceton
Hap Miller
Miller
C. W. Sparks
Sparks
Piqua
George W. Bennett
Warsaw
Mr. Bennett
Ligonier
A. O. Saunders
George Heffner
Albion
Lake Shore
Middlebury
Southwestern
Dr. Miles
J. R. W. McBride
Indiana Supreme Court
Shinzaka Machi
Akasaka
Tokyo
Japan
Howard
Miles
S. Spaulding
Day Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Ophir
Everett Wagner
G. H. Wagner & Co
Plow Msgrs
Charles Dick
Garfield
Wm. M. Bell
Frontier and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren In Christ
Dayton
DR. Miles Medical CO
Aper
Elkhart, Indiana
Republican Committee
Charles Haas
Lard Presses
C. C. Schlatter & Co
Fort Wayne, Ind
Glass Trust
One Way
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