Roosevelt knew Hines asked for Lorimer fund say Kohlsaat
Kohlsaat testified Col Roosevelt knew of a $10,000 request from Edward Hines to Clarence Funk to reimburse a $100,000 Lorimer support fund. He said Roosevelt declined to sit at the same table with Lorimer after learning this. Kohlsaat added he told Root and Fisher but kept Funk's name confidential.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Edward Hines
Clarence S. Funk
International Harvester Company
Lorimer
Springfield
Herman H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Record Herald
Kohlsaat
Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Illinois
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Funk
LaFollette
Root
Walter L. Fisher
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
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Ta- Folletta
Senace
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Kohisaat
Helm Committee
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Ir. Kohlsaat
Gamble
Cur
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Wm. J. Hynes
Wortmer
McCormick Family
Mr. Bancroft
Merriam Finance Committee
Merriam
Cyrus McCormick
McCormicks
Harvester Company
Hines
The
Haneey
International Harvester ‘Company
Hancey
Chicago Record- Herald
Marble
Senator Lorimer
Mr. Kohlsaat
Senator Kern
Roger C. Sullivan
Illnois
EF. S. Conway
W. W. Kimball Piano Company
Weyerhauser
Hamilton Club
Fort Wayne Bank Deposits Grow Much Faster Than Indianapolis
S M Foster president of the German American National Bank told Fort Wayne bankers that deposits in Fort Wayne rose 60 percent over five years while Indianapolis saw only 18 percent. He noted Fort Wayne’s increases came largely from individuals, not other banks, and explained reserve implications for the two cities. The banquet at Robison Park featured Amos Richey as toastmaster with speakers Clinton R Willson Edward Schermann Maurice Niezer. after dinner guests danced and resolutions praised Governor Marshall’s reappointment of George A Butler to the state accounting board.
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Indianapolis
S. M. Foster
American Institute of Banking
Robison Park
Foster
Fort
Amos Richey
Old National Bank
Clinton R. Willson
Edward Schermann
Maurice Niezer
Marshall
George A. Butler
State Accounting Board
How you may profit by it
A Fort Wayne reader reports kidney and bladder trouble with backaches and night-sleep disruption. After trying Foley Kidney Pills, he used three bottles and says he achieved a complete cure, noting improvement and relief from dizziness and nervousness.
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Taka Foley Kidney Pilla
T. J. T. Cummings
Washington St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Foley
Econ
Fort Wayne Bread Industry and Home Baking Decline
Fort Wayne is described as a great bakery center with seven large bread companies and about 500 factory workers. factory-made bread accounts for about 35 percent of local family consumption, and Fort Wayne loaves are larger by two ounces in a five-cent loaf than those of other cities. The piece notes a shift from home baking to professional bakers and rising use of factory bread.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Sentinel Reporter
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Man found dead in cistern hints at homicide in Fowler
Lafayette Indiana June 23 Peter Larson a 63 year old retired farmer was found dead in a cistern at his Fowler home. His head bore deep cuts and neighbors report a night of quarrels with his wife who left for a neighbor's before the discovery. A large blood pool in the barn and the floating body support homicide suspicions. Mrs Larson remains under surveillance but free.
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Lafayette
Ind
Peter Larson
Fowler
Larson
Chicago
Mra
Saved His Wife's Life With Dr King's New Discovery
A Muscadine Alabama resident credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. The ad touts the remedy as reliable for coughs colds lung troubles hemorrhages influenza asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough with a 31.00 price and trial bottle offer guaranteed by druggists.
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H. Prawn
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Fort Wayne Mayor Receives Compliment Letter
Rev N C Shirey writes Saturday to commend Mayor Grice for Fort Wayne governance. He praises the verance work and orderly state of affairs, noting none of the cited issues.
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Grice
N C. Shirey
Fort Wayne Dp
Monarchy in Full View as King and Queen Parade London
King George and Queen Mary appeared before vast crowds in a longer parade than the coronation day. The route extended from Buckingham Palace through central London with diverse escorts, colonial contingents, and a lively public reception across streets and bridges.
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George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Constitution Hill
Piccadilly
Trafalgar Square
City
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Boroughroad
Westminster Bridge
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Hussars
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War Office
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Stendard
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Maat
Fleet Street
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Palace Garden
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Spithead
Gove
Delaware
Foreign Mission
St. George's Hospital
Constitution Hall
Hyde Park Corner
Stratton House
Hammond
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Victoria
Politery
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Westminster
Whitehall
Mall
Brice ton Man Sets Off On 3000 Mile Hike
Charles Studebaker a 63 year old from Briceton Ohio begins a three thousand mile trek starting in Fort Wayne Indiana. He will walk to Philadelphia then New York to Chicago and home to promote the Hoot Owl club and similar societies while surviving on earnings from clock repairs and razor ironing with a tub cart covered by Owl club symbols.
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Briceton
Ohio
Calhoun Street
Studebaker
Hoot Owl Club
Fort Wayne
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Owl Club
Wayfarer
Edward Payson Weston
Lightning Kills Few Yet Electric Bitters Aid
In 1906 lightning killed 169 people nationwide. Robert Madsen of West Burlington, Iowa, was given up after eight months with virulent liver trouble and jaundice but was cured by Electric Bitters. The remedy is praised as the best for stomach liver nerves kidneys and blood purification and available at druggists.
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Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Isa
Wildwood Builders Plans Second Stock Issue
The Wildwood Builders prepare a new $25,000 preferred stock issue with a 20 percent common stock bonus after the earlier $25,000 issue was fully sold.
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Wildwood Builders’ Company
Fading Temptations and the Drink Drive in Modern Life
The piece contrasts automobile spending with tobacco and alcohol use, noting alcohol and tobacco costs total about 2.4 billion dollars annually in the United States, with beer and wine consumption rising. It cites a 1907–era moral perspective, urges ark imagery and temperance, and references Italian premier Luzzatti’s report condemning alcohol’s social harms.
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Luzzatti
Italy
Scientific Temperance Federation
Danger! Don t Hitch Here Warning on Electric Pole
Rev Frederick A Could of the Perryville Avenue M E church Alegheny tells of seeing a pole charged with electricity in front of a saloon bearing a sign reading Danger! Don t hitch here The sign was meant for the pole but many applied it to the saloon and he urges that people pass by saloons with the warning.
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Frederick A. Could
Perryville Avenue
M. E
Alegheny
Are Your Children Safe in the Ark of Salvation
A speaker urges mothers to ensure their children join the ark of salvation, warning that neglect leaves them to wander toward death. The call stresses parental responsibility and personal faith as urgent and ongoing.
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D. I. Moody
Preventable Causes of Insanity and Hopeful Findings
A 1911 Review of Reviews excerpt notes that much insanity is preventable through abstinence from alcohol and syphilis avoidance. Dr. Salmon cites New York hospital data showing over one quarter of first admissions due to general paralysis and alcoholic insanity, with urban residents more affected. Dr. Reid concurs, calling alcohol and syphilis major mental derangement factors.
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Homer Folks
Thomas W. Salmon
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Popular Science Monthly
New York
Archibald Reid
England
Salmon
Reid
Scientific Temperance Federation
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Claim for Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims quick and permanent results, describing the pills as a tonic shaping kidney and bladder function and urging readers to try them through Dreier Drug Co.
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Dreier Drug Co
Prohibitionists Organize in New County Meeting
At a Saturday assembly in the courthouse, the prohibition party completed its organization. County Chairman C. A. Frakes, secretary H. T. Purffield, and treasurer G. Graham were named with a new campaign policy to enforce saloon laws.
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Court House
Prohibition Party
C.A. Frakes
H. T. Purffield
Graham
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