Tillman Watterson feud escalates with new letters
Washington January 27 Senator Benjamin R Tillman declined to reply to Col Henry Watterson s challenge amid a heated Harvey Wilson dispute Watterson promised proof and urged Tillman to publish his charges Tillman s reply questioned Watterson s authority and concealed facts Watterson retorted that he seeks truth and explains Wilson s break with Harvey was not his doing
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Washington
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Tillman
Kentucky
Senator Tillman
Col
Wilson
Tis
Eccay. S
Warver
Thomas F. Ryan
1. C
Twarvey- Watterson
Ueny Watterson
Swarar Sherley
Kentucks
Henry Wapterson
B. R. Tillman
United States Senate
Washngton
D. C
Tan
Swagar Sherley
Harvey-Watterson
Toa Krow Sipen
Berinus
Tharvey
Colanel Harvey
Amd
R. Tillalan
Washington, D.C
Colonel Harvey
Colone Harvey
New York
Col Coarve Tarver
Tharper's Weekly
Withuen-Wattersan-Ebirney Wilson
Enlowed
Tilman
Wattersan
Coronel Tmarvey
Controversy Sparks Debate Over Local Pile Issue
A heated meeting in Wattersen-Tarves centers on a contentious pile dispute. Officials and residents exchange sharp remarks as a key statement is delayed.
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Basten
Woodeen
Oleh
Wattersen-Tarves
Oumaka
Master Jewel Presentation At Simnit City Lodge
The Simnit City lodge held a banquet and jewels for past masters. Gunes Bo Harper delivered a key address on Mercury as the jewels were conferred on thirteen past masters led by Levi Griffith and W N Ballon with guests W H Gentle, Ballou and Stouder.
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Alison
Mecante
Wasne Lodge Atene Wats
Macbeth
Gunes Bo Harper
Simi City
Ballou
MP. Stouder
George PL Geyke
Frank J. Stonder
Vorid Solos
Future of street trades foreseen for adults with handicaps
Florence Kenley of the National Consumers' League told a conference of the child labor committee in Louisville on January 27 that children would not sell papers in the future. She predicted such jobs would be reserved for adults, chosen for physical or other handicaps as a means of livelihood.
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Atouisville
Florence Kenley
National Consumers’ League
Child Labor Committee
Turbulent Wells and Names Echo in Grim Local Transcript
The fragmentary text references well heads, people named in a local dispute, and a controversial event tied to Pentisylecine workers. It notes a mine and traders, with mentions of Swinney park and an Ange 13 date, suggesting a site-specific incident or trial.
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Barks
Sao Tinmimead
Spectad
Werievivaane West
Pittshuare
Swinney Park
Ange
Arm of Baumert Found Clinging to Train Car at Bellevue
The severed arm of Wo iam Baumert was found hanging on the coupling between the engine and the blind baggage car along the Fort Wayne to Bellevue line. Investigators indicate Baumert fell between the fender and baggage car as the train traveled from Fort Wayne to Bellevue. The watchman at the Clay Street crossing identified Baumert from the light and reported the incident to authorities. No blood or flesh was visible on the engine pilot, supporting the drop-off theory.
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Fort Winvne
Bellevire
Kaumert
Fort Weyne
Calunhit Street
Ward
Shevil Reichelder
Noa
Baumert
Columbia
Clay Streets
Baimert
Sheriff's Office
Mr. McFarland
Fort Wayne
Meatie farmer Snoddy testifies at whitecapping trial
Tobias Snoddy on trial for whitecapping takes the stand denying the charge. He says he arrived home at midnight after a downtown evening and a friend's visit. John Franklin and Joseph E. Adam corroborate Snoddy's statements while evidence suggests tension with McFarland over a land trade.
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Tobias Sneddy
Amiade
Deni
McParland
Flo
John Franklin
Joseph E. Adan
Snoddy
McFarland
Britons Demand Hogan Bout in London
San Francisco January 27 England has heard of One Thousand Hogan and wants to see him in action. Gil Rogue manager of the San Francisco boy matched with Marlem Tammy Murphy received a letter from Dave Levy the British lightweight location for a potential Hogan Wells match. The National Sporting Club of London is eager for the bout.
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San Francisco
England
Hogan
Gil Rogue
Bearded Blaze Sparks Fire Department Call
In Indianapolis on January 27 Nathan Sagel's beard caught fire from a furnace door in a synagogue basement. He rushed outside fanning the flames, a neighbor with cloth extinguished the blaze before firefighters arrived, Sagel uninjured.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nathan Sagel
Sagel
Bain
Omala
Honor Burns Memory Observed By Scottish Society
The Caledonian society marked Robert Burns birth anniversary with songs and an address by Rev. Alb Folsom of Plymouth Congregational church. Folsom called Burns the poet of the common people and spoke on the impact of his work on everyday life. Also featured were Miss Mary Christie, Charles Cousar, David McKay, Miss Belle Wilson, Laird, Thomas Sinclair, Miss Mary Wilson, and Miss Banning.
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Scottish Society
Robert Burns
Caledonian Society
Alb Folsom
Plymouth Congregational Church
Burns
Mary Christie
Charles Cousar
David McKay
Belle Wilson
FL. Laird
Thomas Sinclair
Mary Wilson
Miss Banning
Republicans Conventio Time May Influence Taft Roosevelt
Kansas City January 27 The Republican state central committee met to fix the time and rules for the state convention choosing delegates to the national convention in Chicago. Debate centered on whether Taft or Roosevelt would be favored for renomination.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Republican State Central Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
Issue the Bonds Get River Front Fort Wayne View
J Horace M Farl and urges Fort Wayne to issue bonds for river front purchase in one go to unify plans and avoid delays. He praises the city's three rivers as natural assets and argues improving streets and removing billboards would cost little compared to new construction.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne urged to issue bonds for riverfront parks and sewers
Hon Charles McCulloch and National Civic association speaker urged Fort Wayne to issue at least 200000 in bonds to secure river banks for parks and to fund sewer improvements. He pressed city officials to act now, citing Harrisburg and Kansas City as models of riverfront beautification and public access, and warned against billboards and neglecting open spaces around schools.
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the Common Council
Fort Wayne
J. Horace McFarland
National Civic Association
Harrisburg
McFarland
Board of Park Commissioners
Grice
Board of Works
Cit
Charles H. Worden
Civic Association
Charles O. Steiss
Park Commission
Frank I. Rahe
Mr. McFarhard
Charles McCulloch
America
Europe
Mr. McFarland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
London
Paris
Rotterdam
Stockholm
Winona
Minn
Kansas City
Supreme Court of the United States
A M McFarland
Marrisburg
River Front
River Front Park
United States
Cincinnati
St. Louis
England
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Bo Wadia
Dieter
Townes
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Mares
Dealu
J. Horace M’farland
Charers Wculloch
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