Cabinet resignations rock cabinet in progress
Amid a broad wave of resignations all cabinet members submitted their letters to the president for immediate effect to permit swift reappointment. Attorney General Griggs is the sole holdout to renomination, with a timetable pointing to April 1 as the transition date and cabinet changes anticipated to align with Senate action next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslington
Minteh
Jnstandof
Griggs
Lynn Youn
Tonger
Luna
Ehilaider C. Hyox
Duisburg
Woow
Bregine
Congress
Cuba
House Debates Printing Money for Expositions and Conference Moves
The House met at 11 o'clock detailing a resolution to end the day before midnight, with votes on printing money for expositions and a series of procedural actions. Key members from Wisconsin, New Jersey, South Carolina, New York and Michigan supported various motions as friction over the army bill and revenue cutter service surfaced, leading to votes and referrals to committees.
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Washington
Mavelt Y
Manvela
Ose House
Detet
Dietders
Myr
Wirgidson
Elvis
Tha Yi Wan
Hark
Dassell
Pennsylvania
Jha
Owl
Iehore Island
Tay
Miseguri
Bartjet
Georpia
Congress
Mephusa
Towa
Cannan
Mprropriationg
Can Siltee
Luanghton
MU. Hopttry
Revenue Cutter Service
My. Cannon
Laure
Martina
Burtows
Hepburn
Peukey
Charleston exposition amendment debate echoed in house
A fragmented record shows debate over closing the exposition on Guri day and amending the Charleston exposition with a $250 000 government exhibit for the Interstate and West Indian exposition at Charleston Tau. Elliott spoke in support while questions about regional funding and disparted allocations arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Mierwpock
Eliott
Myney
Tharteston
Protracted conference on river and harbor strife
The report describes a lengthy conference on river and harbor issues spanning March 1 to 8. Talks cover differences between two items, including a million-dollar question, with parallel push for a partial agreement before Sunday. References to committees, leaders, and upcoming formal sessions appear amid logistics and venue notes.
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Wankington
Suyiwer
Bil Baele
Vive
Tinbor
Ghirman Horton
New York
Curtis Bay
Baltimore Harbor
Galveston Jawee Channel
Pardon Request for Davis Family Revised by Public Letter
A letter from Virginia M. Davis, daughter of Albert B. Davis, appeals for clemency for her father, a former Cleveland Water Works cashier now in prison. The missive describes family hardship, seeks governor’s pardon, and notes Davis’s years of confinement and a deceased mother.
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Golimbus
Olje
Anick L
Cieveland
Virginia M. Davis
Sheen-yans
Albert £. Davis
Cleveland Waterrtenrks Department
Nm F
Nm Follewe
Mash
Alber
B. Davis
Nike
Hag Lees
Davis
Milwaukees Beer Firm Plans Port Wayne Venture
A Milwaukee brewing concern led by Charles Fry aims to invest 880,000 in a Port Wayne foothold. The plan includes a cold stone warehouse along the Wabash tracks east of Fairfield avenue and a new management tie to George I. Helt and his existing beer business.
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Behlite Arewinge Company
Milwaukes
Iy Ta Duiler
Way-ny
Joonl Beer Tynde
Ite Rearen Enstives
Charles Fry
Milwaukea
Inne
Jy Kbe
Bayl Fire at Upland Dormitory Damages Buildings
A fire at the Bayl dormitory near Upland caused extensive damage to several buildings. Witnesses describe residents fleeing and attempts to salvage belongings as responders fought the blaze. Dr. Bremen is named among the alleged victims in early reports.
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Donucetad
Willy Wayley Wuiverity
Upland
Wats Burner Weduwadir
Bremen
Recoveries from Dr Miles remedies across towns
Mrs BT Masters of Monitor Indiana used Dr Miles 3eryue and Tills to cure after effects of arin. Mrs AE Loptsr of Motélin Minnesota relied on Dr Miles Pain Fille and Nerve and Liver pills, recovering in days. George J Plennery relieved of head pains by Dr Miles Tills. Mawlis recovering at home to Baalo H J Weltrey foreman at Wert Inhouse in Boat Pittsburg. Rev C Rody in St Parle received Nervine and Nerve and Diver Pills relief.
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AE. Loptsr
Motélin
Minn
Miles
George J Plennery
Azteca
Mawlis Ia
Baalo
J. £. Weltrey
Wert- Inhouse
Pittsburg
Miles Nervine
C. Rody Wan
St Parle
Pilea
Fort Wayne Charter Bills Advance in Indiana House
Fort Wayne charter amendments moved to third reading after a tense session. Debate centered on governor control over city government, police judge, and fire department changes. Critics argued the measure undercuts self government while backers cited efficiency and reform amid bribery rumors and political maneuvering.
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Spadel
Tocinnapolis
Mare I
Clary Park
Indianapalis
Billa Ale
Iwlbery
Fort Wayne
Tavay
Tay
Marehall
Tippten
Vin
Bouttit
Ritta Annels
le Palice
Wayne
Min
Loutaid
Nis
Font Tanna Ty
Tovee
Lowilit
Lo Anjonma
Marshall
Senate
Tutti
Ine
Fort Wassin
Ailiea
Bert Wayne
Fort ‘Whyne
aMee
Yarty
Appointment of Physicians to Aid the Poor Reported
The king’s court reveals appointing Elrst diatyiel, Dr Kesler, Dr John Seni Mugz, and Dr Buslen to treat the poor over the coming year. In a separate case, Boston vs. Whe Traid Tespldy railroad for damages ends with a jury verdict. Other items note foreclosure, divorce, and judgments in various Superior Court actions.
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Mie Fotlowag
Kesler
John Seni
Mugz
Buslen
Cau Mn Bedday
Buston
Traid
Tespldy Gallroad
Joy Hu
Reinond H. Coomhshay
Degita
Lutewtier
Ward
Ward Tan
Twhce
Daniel
Tod Plott Hl
Horse Thief Suspect Described After Stolen Horse
Sheriff Stont reports a message from the At Halamanco chief of police alleging two young men near Michigan may have stolen C. W. Fulton’s horse last week. A description and a snap shot of the suspects were promised for mailing.
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Sheriff Stont
Halamanco
C. W. Fulton
Acer
LwWo
Nation, Kansas Defenders Clash Over Carrie Nation Actions
In an interview ex governor John Brown of Kansas defends Carrie Nation's anti liquor campaign. He compares Nation's stance to abolitionists and argues justified in using any means to abate liquor traffic. He notes property destruction as illegal yet questions the harm of prohibition laws.
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Raveas City
Bob
John BP
St. T John
Kansas
Carrie Nation
Agaii
Natlon
Kanan
Gt John
Kandad
Kanwas
Five Soldiers Leave For Philippines Army
Five new soldiers were drafted to join the Philippine Army. The port of embarkation was Fort Wayne, with departure slated for the near term.
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Tadianapollig
Port Wayne Rh
Philippines
Bat Feendrix
Fort Waynin
Taner
Local names cited in scattered text fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names such as Wi Dougines Atebmen Wook A J Athey Mayviow Stanley C Wharton Hfoward Ba Chinese Binnford Aveola Tlealemant. The surrounding towns are mentioned as part of a vague plan to stimulate activity or engagement in an unspecified event or effort.
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Wi Dougines
Atebmen
Wook A
J. Athey
Mayviow
Stanley C. Wharton
Hfoward
Binnford
Aveola Tlealemant
Yule
Killer Ferr ell and the Death of Charles Rosslyn
A detailed report on the 1900 execution of Roslyn H. Ferrell at the Ohio Penitentiary for the murder and robbery of Express Messenger Charles Lie. The narrative covers the love triangle, Ferrell’s motive to marry Miss Costelow, the fatal shooting in the baggage car, the ensuing confession, and the ceremonial Catholic rites preceding death. Ferrell’s arrest, trial, and the plan to gain funds for marriage are also recounted, with notes on the victim’s body and the aftermath for relatives.
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Columbus
Charles Rosslyn
Ohio
Fazeek
Bervall
Miss Costelow
Saa Wablo
Beeng
Fu Lend
Terrell
Roslyn
Ferrell
Pennaglyania Galleotu
Columba
Union
Beldoy
Charles Tae
Tadhig Ferrell
Talian Gosslu
Castelow
Houss
Charles Lie
Trudy
Isis
Weiding
Chaelen
Lam
Farrell
Plain City
Columbas
Toni Nesoehation
Lynching prevented after mine incident in Indiana
A riot in Indiana near Terre Haute led to a threatened lynching when a Black worker at Ehrlich mine reportedly said white miners treated Black laborers poorly. Miners armed with a long chain waited for him at the shaft but did not act as the man fled, escaping into a nearby interurban car.
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Ehrlich
Seeleyville
Terre Haute
Hunt
Wiine
Convict Star Struggles In Knife Wound Tale in Jeffersonville
A confused report from Knox County describes a violent incident near Jeffersonville. Frank Freeman, a local burglar, allegedly injured a man during a kitchen fight and another attack occurred near the railroad yard. One suspect, Freeman, was reportedly trapped after a chase and hospitalized, with authorities investigating the motive and sequence of events.
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Mat Athany
Moore
Viga County
Jeffersonville
Frank Freeman
Knox County
Ereeman
Freeman
Wabash Grocers Propose Cooperative Delivery Plan
Ten local tail grocers propose ending individual delivery wagons by village bid. A bidder would supply horses and vehicles and deliver daily to all populated homes for a stated yearly sum. Grocers claim reduced costs and consumer benefit, with most in favor of shared delivery.
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Wabash
Inl
Cfty
Showas Tion
Ian Ke
Evans Drops His Suit Over Kiln Mill Employment Suit
Elwood Indiana Marek Evans withdrew the age discrimination suit against Me Kinlvy lodge No. 21 A A T and TW of A, after two years on the docket in 1s county. The plaintiff sought 9500 in damages, but could not prove suspension by court order or that the disability affected his tin mill employment, so the case was dropped at his request.
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Thu Peopsthy
Hart Wayne
Hugh Keegan
Bluer Leonard
Hugh Steagam
Eimay Leonard
Kelley
Lauten
Morton
Lonttit
Marshal
Tippecaroa
Louttlt
Elwood
Indy
W. H. Domis
Ministers Age in Demand
Miehawa, Miehawaka and Aveola report a rapid reshuffle of pastors as several ministers enter new assignments. Rev. Himga M. Yenn, from Home, receives priesthood in Rome and is sent to Ply mouth. Rev Peter Schmitt becomes Catholic pastor in Aveola, Tad. Rev Henry Little, ex-Chicago Presbyterian minister, is noted for a forthcoming change.
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Himga M. Yenn
Herman Alerdstag
Plymouth
Ind
Peter Schmitt
Aveola
Tad
Henry Little
Aratoy
Chicago
Fender
Unclear parish notes signal priest reassignment
A fragmentary OCR record hints at church events involving Rev. Phiten and Rev. Lawen, with St Peter's, St Joseph's Carhally, and a spring departure. The text mentions rector duties, a charge in Mort Warne, and a notable career change, but many words are garbled.
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Wllongo
Mort Warne
Suicide or murder inquiry into Mrs Calvin Richart
In Anderson Indiana the death of Mrs Calvin Richart is under investigation to decide if it was suicide or murder. A witness testified the home was a rendezvous for thieves in the county’s western part and Ruth Aaben implicated Richart and others in a string of raids.
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Anderson
Marth L
Calvin Richart
Ravenna
Thinves
Westerst
Cou
Ruth Aaben
Hoxhowe
Richart
Tistiova
Mre Richart
Missing Dane Weaver in Dunker HY case shocks town
An 18 year old Dan Weaver is reported missing from Dunker HY. He previously worked as a section luc on a local project and has ties to a salted area. Authorities say he owes a planted debt and his disappearance follows a domestic dispute with his wife who fled to a nearby box after shielding a family member from the father.
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Dunker HY
Iid
Salaly
IUOTUL CHANGES HANDS
Awburn Indiana marks a change in ownership as George Swineford retires on March 1. New owner Mr Rossington of Altion takes over with eight added newsrooms and officer improvements announced for the hotel.
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Awburn
Ind
George Swineford
Rossington
Altion
Dr Miles Nerve and Stomach Pills Ad
An old time medical ad touts Dr Miles Nervine and Nervine Pills as remedies for grip and fever. It claims quick action, safety, a money back guarantee, and availability at any drug store. The copy emphasizes purification, kidney action, and skin pores as part of recovery.
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Netton
Miles
Ty Cartier
Dr. Miles
Milon
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