Overthrow of Bryan Sought in Indiana Political Rift
Washington February 27 John E Lamb of Terre Haute arrives as attorney for Indiana and Illinois distillers opposing provisions in the pure food bill now before the Senate He hints that Tudleda will send a delegation to St Louis to back Bryanism overthrow Many Lamb supporters urge a gubernatorial bid but he offers no encouragement Watson heads home to attend renomination convention and backs Roosevelt Griffin urges anti injunction and eight hour bills while Hemansay petitions Spencer county citizens for Brownlow good roads bill
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Washington
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Indiana
Imnois
Senate
Congress
Tudleda
St. Louis
Lamb
Watson
Vention
Roosevelt
Griffith
House
Diniher Dealeys’ Association of Indiana
Hemamway
R. W. Richards
Spencer County
Brownlow
Korean and Japanese Troops to Lend Joint Field Support
A St. Petersburg report notes Seoul requests for Korean troops to join Japanese forces. Seoul confirms a standing army of about 17,000 with European methods and ongoing reforms. The treaty-like text outlines Japanese guarantees of Korea's independence and territorial integrity, with Japan permitted to occupy strategic positions if needed.
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Tendon
St. Petersburg
Seoul
Korea
Tarcan Povernment
Japan
Far East
Imperial Government of
Devorah Rebekah lodge meeting at Mrs Gowdy home
The Devorah Rebekah lodge plans a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Gowdy’s residence 821 West Superior Street. Drs Jeger Nis Chapman and Mrs Faster will assist Mrs Gowdy in hosting the event and entertaining the attendees.
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Devorah Rebekah Lodge
Gowdy
West Superior
Captain A W Lewis Visits City After Boer War Service
Captain A W Lewis once private secretary to the secretary to the interior and a former British Army captain in the Boer War era arrived in the city today greeting old friends. He registered from Johannesburg and recently helped assemble the Booth Ariest exhibit for the St Louis exposition. He is accompanied by Henry Moyer, vice consul at Pretoria, and is linked to G E G Meyer of Meyer Pros Co., St Louis.
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A. W. Lewis
Inte
Rb.t
McDonald
Inver
South Africa
Lewis
Ayallie
Tohannesburg
Bouth Aten
Ton Tape Fainey
Meyer Pros Co
St. Louis
South Africa Exhibit to Feature Famous Wabiles of Brer War
An official display will showcase the Wabiles of the Brer war along with South Africa’s resources. Associated with the exhibit are several notable generals. Captain Lewis, now visiting Gaiteyn, plans to spend a week or more with friends in Fort Wayne.
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South Africa
Lewis Bg
Gaiteyn
Chin
Fort Wayne
Postal trial record shows seven convictions and three acquittals
From Indianapolis February 27 a Washington report states the postal trials record to date includes seven convictions and three acquittals. Convicted are OW McGregor C E Upton Augustus Machen Diller B Groff Samuel B Groff George J Lorenz. Acquitted are Daniel Vi Miller Joseph M M Tehns and Martha J Doren. Nineteen men remain to be tried. The next case is Tyner and Barrett alleged to have used the attorney general office to misreport postal affairs. Tyner, aged and frail, may be carried to court if summoned. he claims imminent acquittal. Beavers and associates are indicted in Brooklyn.
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Tudisnapolis
Ind
Washington
McGregor
C. E. Upton
Baltimore
August W. Machen
Diller B. Groff
Samuel B. Groff
George J. Lorenz
Toledo
de Caces
Danisl Vi Miller
Joseph MM. Tehns
Indiana
Martha J. Doren
Tomes N. Tyner
Edward J. Barrett
Ant
Post Office
Tim
Syner
Tyner
George W. Beavers
Brooklyn
Postmaster W D Page Returns After Illness
For the first time in twenty months Postmaster W D Page ventured downtown Saturday, spent a short time at his office though not yet strong enough to resume full duties. He has suffered rheumatism but is greatly improved though not fully free from it. The illness has reduced him in flesh but he is expected to regain strength quickly and soon resume active charge of his official duties.
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Twen
W. D. Page
Ws. Page
Fiesh
Wealthy Illinois woman Polly Ann Trower dies at 67
Charleston Illinois February 27 Mrs Polly Ann Trower widow aged 67 dies today. She was the wealthiest woman in eastern Illinois owning extensive real estate and holding controlling interest in the First National Bank here. She came to Charleston from Indiana early in life.
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Charleston, II
Polly Ann Trower
Illinois
First National Bank
Indiana
Injury at Calhoun and Washington Streets
Miss Sarah Craw sustained a painful left wrist injury in a fall on a slippery pavement at the Calhoun and Washington streets intersection Friday afternoon.
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Sarah
Craw
Calhoun and
Washington Streets
Fort Wayne Men Sought for Angolan Lake James Line Sale
Efforts underway to interest Fort Wayne street railway men in the electric line linking Angola and Lake James. Sold at receiver's sale for 4100 to M B Kelly of Pittsburgh who seeks to dispose of the property to satisfy steel company creditors. Kelly attended a conference with a local official but no definite agreement was reached.
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Fev
Wayne Street Railway
Elestric
Angola
Lake James
M. B. Kelly
Pittalurg
Gamleman
Kelly
Losleet
Japanese Viceroy to Proclaim Korean Constitution
The mikado orders a Korean constitution proclamation and an assembly once Korean territory is fully occupied. Wifu port opened to foreign trade Thursday night with later limits on trade and incidental matters to be passed. Yongampho decision remains to be determined.
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Korea
Wifu
Korea Treaty Text Reported From Tokyo Accord
Washington February 27 The Japan Korea treaty text received from Tokyo confirms Korea’s independence and territorial integrity. Envoy Hayashi and Korean minister Ye-Tchi-Yong formalized articles authorizing continued Korean sovereignty and peaceful relations under terms agreed February 23 at Seoul.
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Washington
Tokio
Japan
Horse
Korea
Lake James land eyed for a Fort Wayne property after court costs
Roughly six miles long and costing about 40000 dollars to construct, the Lake James project faced a prior lien from court costs and labor claims tied to Director Kelly. The purchase price barely covered debts, suggesting Lake Jamesin ownership could pass to Fort Wayne men.
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Kelly
Lake Jamesins
Fort Wayne
Trust Company in Trouble In Taunton
The Taunton Safe Deposit and Trust company failed to open as an injunction bars its treasurer from taking deposits until after a second hearing. Officials cite poor investments yet president Edward E Temple says depositors will be paid in full.
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Taunton
Moss
Taunton Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Edward E. Temple
Williams to Tour Europe With Party From Rockhold
Rev. D. T. Williams, accompanied by his wife and L. Williams of Rockhall, plans a two month tour of Europe starting about April 1. They will visit South Wales and points in England and Scotland including Denton, Giratford on Avon and Edinburgh. Joan G. Xeagley of Angola expected to write for the New Aveline.
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D. T. Williams
Hia Hothey
L. William
Rockhold
Kyi
Nour
Europe
South Wales
Engand
Scotland
Denton
Giratford-on-Avon
Edineburgh
Wrisens
Joan G. Xeagley
Angola
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Mikado
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Ruian
Lake James Road
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Manchuria
Rom Iauustkanens
Trust Company
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