Southern Protest Over Tariff and Philippine Policy
The Senate debated the Philippine sugar tariff as part of the tariff bill, with Senator Clay of Georgia warning the session may last into September. Southern leaders warned against duties on bagging and cotton ties, predicting protests if the administration presses policy. The discussion also covered Philippine duties, free import provisions with island restrictions, and safeguards for U S and Philippine products amid concerns over cotton and sugar interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clay
Georgia
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
South
New England
Philippine Islands
Senate
Flnance Committee
United States
Lodge
Guam
Tutuila
Philippines
Bulkley
Brandgee
Connecticut
Bristow
American Sugar Refining Company
Aldrich
Germany
China
Sugar Trust
The
Philippine Inlands
Beating the Bush to Get a Man for Clerk
Local political circles focus on GOP efforts to nominate a city clerk in November. Republican leaders seek a candidate with a realistic chance against the Democratic nominee, amid no public declaration of a preferred candidate so far.
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Ay Company
Schaefer
Marion
Johnson
Republican City Central Committee
Democratic Committee
Men Past Fifty In Danger and Remedy Claim
A Dexter Kentucky man quotes his father’s relief from kidney and bladder trouble blamed on enlarged prostate gland after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. The elder patient avoided surgery due to age and improved after two bottles, per L E Morris. Dreier Bros.
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Foley
L. E. Morris
Dexter, Ky
Dreier Bros
Wrecked Slavonia Passengers Rescued Safely From Azores
Steerage passengers of the Cunard steamer Slavonia were landed on Flores island after the wreck off the Azores while cabin passengers were taken aboard the Prinzess Irene. The Batavia rescued steerage travelers. None were lost.
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Slavonia
Azores
Porta
Azores Island
Cunard
Azores Islands
Flores Island
New York
Naples
Genoa
Lloyd Hne
Batavia
North German Lloyd Company
Velas
Azore Islands
Peterson
S. S. Slavonia
Swith
President Penna of Brazil Dies in Office at 60
Washington reports the death of Dr Alfonso Moreira Penna president of Brazil at 7:30 am. His sudden passing ends a term begun in 1906 and would have expired in 1910. Nilo Pecanha is acting vice president. Penna oversaw a $50 million naval loan, tariff reforms, and an arbitration pact with Argentina.
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Washington
Penna
Brazil
State Department
Rio de Janeiro
Alfonso Moreira Penna
Minas Geraes
Sao Paulo
Senate
Nilo Pecanha
Dr. Penna
Argentina
Rio Janeiro
Hermes Fonseca
Fort Wayne Bank Clerks Enjoy First Annual Park Outing
Fort Wayne bank clerks and guests gathered at Robison park for the chapter’s inaugural outing. Will H. Meyers presided as toast master as Marion B. Johnson and Judge Owen W. Heaton toasted patriotism and clerkly assets. George A. Butler and Edward N. Detzer led talks on ladies and the chapter’s future.
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Fort Wayne
American Institute of Banking
Robison Park
The
Park Orchestra
Dudley Buck
Will H. Meyers
Marion B. Johnson
Citizens’ Trust Company
Owen W. Heaton
W. H. Coffinberry
Garrett
George A. Butler
Nuttman National Bank
Despondent farmer found dead in wagon shed east of Harlan
George Zimmermann, 67, a prominent Springfield Township farmer, was found hanging from a rafter in a wagon shed on his son’s farm three and a half miles east of Harlan Sunday morning. Suffering from nervous trouble, he had threatened to take his life. Survived by wife and four children.
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George Zimmermann
Springfield Township
Harlan
Zimmermann
Maysville
Rail Board Seeks Right to Construe State Law
Indianapolis June 12 The railroad commission defended its power to construe railroad laws in response to Governor Marshall who charged the board with overstepping in issuing an opinion on full crew enforcement. The exchange centers on whether the commission properly interprets statutes or merely enforces them, with considerations of emergency operations and staffing rules for trains and flagmen.
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Indianapolis
Railroad Commission
Marshall
Terre Haute
Commission
Virtue Cited from Proverbs in Respectful Verse
A short biblical quotation proclaims that many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excelest them all, drawing on Proverbs chapter 31 verse 29 to honor exemplary virtue.
The Ideal Woman of His Day
The piece extols the ideal woman as wife and mother, praising model wives like McKinley’s, devoted mothers who shape children, and single women who serve as deaconesses, nurses, and caregivers. It cites Lincoln and Garfield families, lauds self sacrifice, and urges gratitude for opportunities and virtuous daughters who surpass others.
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McKinley
America
Sisters of Charity
Christ
Baptist ministers vote not to expel Prof Foster from Chicago church
In Chicago on June 14 the Baptist minister conference voted 87 to 14 against expelling University of Chicago professor George Barnam Foster. A substitute resolution affirmed orthodox Baptist beliefs and closed the session to nonmembers, while critics claimed Foster’s published religious views violate core Baptist doctrine. Articles of incorporation for Foster Machine Co. of Elkhart were filed with capital stock of 25,000 and directors W. H. Foster Marion E. Brady Edward B. Zigler.
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Chicago
Baptist Minister Conference
George Barnam Foster
University of Chicago
Foster
Baptist Church
Johnston Myers
Baptist Conference
W. A. Matthews
Christ
Foster Machine’ Co
Elkhart
W. H. Foster
Marion E.brady
B- Zigler
Be General Medicine Doctor Recommends Safe Treatments
A fragment notes safe and sure recommendations from Dr Be on medicines and remedies.
Whatsoever we ask we receive if we keep His commandments
The Christian Standard reflects on prayer, stating God weighs petitions by His holiness and righteousness, favors the righteous, merciful, loving, and selfless, and opens doors, refines through trials, and guides paths. it asserts that God grants requests to those who obey and please Him.
The Sentinel Want Column Quip on Marriage Motives
A brief line from Puck and a note urging readers to use the Sentinel want column for notices and personals. It highlights witty remarks about marriage and money, reflecting the era's column style and social humor.
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Puck
Sentinel
Notestine does not sell beer case in Harrison saloon
Notestine, Harrison Street saloonkeeper, was arrested for selling intoxicating drinks on a Sunday but pleaded guilty. He claimed a friend drank a bottle his bartender provided while traveling. no sale occurred. Judge Skelton fined him $25 with costs, warned against Sunday sales, and imposed no jail time. Several other local men faced fines or jail for drunkenness and related offenses amid the Sunday alcohol crackdown.
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Joe Notestine
Harrison Street
Dickson
Spillner
Notestine
Skelton
George White
Charles Minnich
Rolling Mills
Charles Sherwin
Calhoun Street
Grimme
Arthur Peterson
Fairfield Avenue
Peter McTigue
John Windell
Thomas Scanlon
Patrick Maloney
William Hentzell
John Kennedy
George. Wilson
Swilliam
Tinkeihe
Dry County Day in De Kalb County Election Spark
The Anti-Saloon League plans an option election to keep De Kalb County dry. Fort Wayne district official N C Shirey aided in organizing. Auburn is expected to vote dry, while Garrett shows mixed support amid poor business and weak remonstrance turnout. The league aims to build a countywide drive to overcome local disadvantages.
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DeKalb
Anti-Saloon League
N. C. Shirey
Fort Warne
League
Auburn
Garrett
Foley's Honey and Tar Backed for Lung Ailments
Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for chronic throat and lung troubles. Many bronchitis asthma and consumption sufferers have found comfort and relief using Foley's Honey and Tar. Dreier Bros.
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Dreier Bros
Logansport Pioneer William Douglass Dies at 93
William Douglass 93 oldest Cass county resident died at his home in Logansport born 1815 Greenville Ohio. He joined the canal trade in the fifties hauled freight to Michigan City built a Toledo Terre Haute boat and later sold fur to Indians. Survived by widow and five children. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad follows.
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Logansport
Ind
William Douglass
Cass County
Greenville
Ohio
Joseph
Warsaw
Pottowatomies
Michigan City
Terre Haute
Toledo
F. Buhl & Co
Detroit
Body Blow to Lottery in Chinese Gift Game
A Colon dispatch reports a government decree restricting operations to one weekly drawing on Sundays. Three nightly drawings were halted, prompting views of imminent lottery abolition. Also, a gypsy group of about forty occupied area east of Peru, leading Sheriff Wolpert to intervene, while four intruders seized food at Michael Kantzer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonto
New Orleans
Colon
Peru
Australian Leaf Relief for Women's Ailments
Relief for back pains and urinary, bladder, or kidney trouble offered by Mother Gray's Australian Leaf. Marketed as a safe regulator easing female weaknesses, inflammations, and ulcers. Sold by druggists or mailed for 50 cents, with free sample and address to The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy, N.Y.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
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Chicago Baptists
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