Roosevelt Dines Tennis Cabinet in Farewell Lunch
President Roosevelt hosted a farewell luncheon at the White House for the so called tennis cabinet and other longtime associates from seven years in office. He praised their loyal service and said no administration had finer public servants as he expressed gratitude for the work accomplished. The guest list included officials such as Secretary Garfield Gifford Pinchot Yellowstone Kelly and many others noted for their roles in the administration and public service.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Jim Garfield
Fort Wayne Plans Banquet to Beautify City
Fort Wayne Commercial Club directs a two to three week plan for a large banquet at the Anthony hotel to frame a city beautification program. John M. Olin of Madison accepts invitation to advise, aiming to form a noncapitalized association of prominent men to raise funds and oversee the project.
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Fort Wayne
Olin
Madison
Commercial Club
C. H. Worden
Louis F. Curdes
Howell C. Rockhill
Cc. R. Lane
C. A. Dunkleberg
Worden
Madison Park and Pleasure
Drunken men fined after private hearing in judge's office
Benjamin Clark was fined 5 dollars plus costs after a private hearing for slugging Patrolman Shaughnessy who had taken him home from the street. The judge suspended jail time, citing Clark's family as a factor. Other cases included suspended fines of 1 dollar and costs for three other drunken men and a crippled offender at the Nickel Plate station.
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Skelton
Benjamin Clark
Shaughnessy
Clark
Bilf
James Tood
Michael Bearman
Onen Thomas Anderson
Nickel Plate Station
Death of E J Baldwin at Arcadia leaves $25 million fortune
E J Lucky Baldwin died at his Arcadia ranch at 7 this morning after weeks of illness. He was 81. Baldwin will be buried in San Francisco, funeral date pending. His estate is estimated at 25 million dollars by manager H A Unruh. Details of the will remain largely unknown.
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Los Angeles
Cal
E. J
Baldwin
Arcadia
San Francisco
H. A. Unruh
Anthony Opens In Ostentatious Style In Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne's new Anthony hotel opened to the public Saturday evening with a grand scene of elegant guests and lavish decorations at Berry and Harrison streets. A six piece orchestra led by F. E. Ashbaugh performed during dinner, and the dining rooms and lobby were in high demand as reservations overflowed. The hotel is not yet complete in all details but is already offering regular service and is hailed by guests and management alike.
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Fort Wayne
Anthony
Berry and
Harrison Streets
Keenan
F. E. Ashbaugh
Anthony Orchestra
The
Postoffice Inspector Burr Likely Leaves Federal Service
Postoffice Inspector A. R. Burr, eight years in charge of the Fort Wayne district, plans to resign and join a St. Paul auto supply firm after a leave of absence. Burr began as a railway postal clerk twenty years ago, later becoming a post office inspector in Cincinnati before his Fort Wayne appointment. His departure follows a noted career of enforcing postal laws and aiding a national railway mail service inquiry.
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Postoffice
A. R. Burr
Fort Wayne
St. Paul
Minn
Burr
Post Office Department
Federal Service
Minnesota
Cincinnati
National Railway Mail Service
Portland apartment building for gentlemen planned
Miss Sarah B Craw has commissioned architect R M Snyder to design the Portland an apartment house for gentlemen at the southwest corner of Washington and Webster streets. It will be three stories high fireproof and modern with eighteen two room suites each with bath heated by steam and with janitor service and telephone. cost about 13000 and expected completion by September 1.
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Sarah B. Craw
R. M. Snyder
Portland
Miss Craw
Washington and
Webster Streets
Corset Covers and Underwear Priced Across a Range
A classified notice offers corset covers and related garments from 50 cents to 3 dollars, with skirts and drawers available from 1.50 to 3.25. Frames a fine line of French hand embroidered underwear imported by the store.
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India
Auditor Takes Stand in King Liquor License Case
County Auditor George W. Lindemuth declared he would refuse to issue a license even if the board granted it amid a dispute with Adolph King a saloon keeper. The row involves a remonstrance from Dan Zozim and district tensions with police. Local talks include Valley Traction testing arc lamps in cars and Waterloo planning a canning factory.
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Adolph King
Rolling Mill
George W. Lindemuth
Adolph . King
Morris King
Aloon
Dan Zozim
King
Better Lighted Cars Led Wabash Malley Experiment
Wabash Malley led an arc lighting experiment as cars tested illumination improvements.
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Wabash - Malley
Arc
Lampar
160 515 Farm for sale near Big Rapids Michigan
Dairy farm on 100 acres cleared 38 acres timber with brook running through the surface is mainly level. Six room two story frame house on stone walls with good cellar. Barn measures 36 by 86 feet. Farm has been run as a dairy operation. Price 36000. Roben and Stone Big Rapids Mich.
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Roben & Stone
Big Rapids
Mich
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