Admitting Purpose to End Revolution in San Antonio
San Antonio dispatch reports upcoming troop movements as 75 trains are due with Col. John T. Van Orsdale leading the Seventeenth Infantry arriving after midnight. Regiment includes 33 officers and 672 enlisted men with two medical officers. Local wholesalers submit bids for $500,000 in subsistence items due March 15, including fresh meat daily and large quantities of sugar flour rice and other provisions.
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San Antonio
Tex
John T. van Orsdale
Seventeenth Infantry
Washington mobilizes as troop movements shift to the field
Washington reports a southward troop move with Maj. Gen. Carter due in San Antonio and Maj. Gen. Wood likely heading to the border in April. The Fifth Atlantic fleet ships head to Guantanamo as Washington denies rumors about President Diaz’s health and Wilson defends official statements.
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Washington
Wm. H. Carter
Texas
San Antonio Tomorro
War Department
Leonard Wood
Navy
Guantamao
Cuba
Portsmouth
N. H.) Navy Yard
Mexico
Wilson Denies Mexico Policy In Crawfordsville Visit
Indianapolis report that Henry Lane Wilson, American ambassador to Mexico, arrived to visit his ailing mother in Crawfordsville. In talks with an Associated Press representative he asked for clarification on a policy question amid his travel.
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Indianapolis
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Crawfordsville
Associated Press
End of Mystery in War Game Over Mexico Frontier
Washington reports drop of mask on US military action to Texas and California border. Twenty thousand troops and ships aim to deter filibustering and curb aid to Mexican insurgents while signaling quick mobilization and Monroe Doctrine enforcement. Gustavo Madero criticizes US role as suppressing Mexico’s revolution, while Diaz era stability hope grows.
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Mr. Wilson
Mexico
Indiana
Washington
Mexican
Taft
Powers
Atlanta
Charlottesville
United States
Rio Grande
Augusta
Charlotteville
Texas
California
War Department
Congress
Diaz
State Department
Republic
Lower California
New York
Gustavo Madero
Francisco I. Madero
Diz
Fisher Becomes Interior Secretary as Ballinger Retires
Walter L. Fisher of Chicago took the oath of office as head of the Interior Department in Washington. Judge Richard A. Ballinger retired after decades in the role. W. B. Acker administered the oath in a simple ceremony. Fisher spent the morning meeting bureau heads and division chiefs.
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L. Fisher
Chicago
Richard A. Ballinger
W. B. Acker
Engineers mark 431 years service with Wardrop visit
Eight pensioned engineers and two active pensioners totaling 431 years of service called on Supt. W. M. Wardrop of the Pennsylvania line. Wardrop surprised them by approving free wife transportation passes omitted two years ago. The veterans include A. J. Keplinger 18545, David Raidy 1855, William Glenn 1855, Anthony Kelker 1849, Samuel S Kelker 1852, Thomas Dyer 1865, James Southern 1858, and C. Rehling 1853. Others on Western division not present are Kirby Jackson P He Keegan and Theodore Titus who began over fifty years ago.
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Cah
W. M. Wardrop
The
Pennsylvania
Wardrop
A. J. Keplinger
David Raidy
William ‘Glenn
Anthony Kelker
Samuel S. Kelker
Thomas Dyer
James Southern
C. Rehling
Kirby Jackson
P. ‘He Keegan
Theodore Titus
Hat Left At Saloon Sparks Courtroom Scrutiny
A hat at police headquarters ties to a husband and wife involved in a Saturday night brawl near Poirson’s saloon. The man fled after Zel’s unannounced visit. the couple’s quarrel led to drunk and assault charges with the wife fined five dollars and costs. Other local cases include fines for drunkenness and a jail sentence for neglecting children.
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Poirson
Julius Zell
Zel
Harrison
Main Streets
Dan Todar
Acine Ditta
Rolling Mills
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lewin Drew
Lucy Wilson
Lucy
W. J. Roller
Distinguished Speaker For First Presbyterian Talk
The Men's club of First Presbyterian Church will host Hon. William Dudley Foulke of Richmond for a talk on the International Court. Foulke, a former state senator and civil service commissioner, is author of Oliver P Morton’s life and Slav or Saxon and leads both the Woman's National Suffrage Association and the National Civil Service Association.
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First Presbyterian Church
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
International Court
Yeager Pioneer Resident Dies After Illness
Ja cob B Yeager a pioneer resident of Cleveland township near Whitley Ind died Friday after several weeks of illness. Born in Pennsylvania on April 10 1883 he was in his 78th year. He married in 1854 and left five children with his wife and mother of his children surviving him.
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Whitley
Ind
Jacob B. Yeager
Cleveland
Township
Pennsylvania
Kik
Murvive
Two Sunday School Scholars Receive Bible Gift
At First M F church Sunday morning the Sunday school board presented a Bible to Mary Estella Craig and Ralston Elmer Craig aged 13 and 14, children of Mr and Mrs R H Craig of 1301 McCulloch Street, for five years of perfect attendance with no tardies. Reverend J K Cecil commended their loyalty and addressed the pupils. the inscribed Bibles noted the reasons for the award.
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M.F
Sunday School
Mary Estella Craig
Ralston Elmer Craig
R. H. Craig
McCulloch Street
Berry Street
Asittle Tots
J. K. Cecil
Convention to Draw Delegates from All Counties in State
Rev P J Alberthus reports Indiana Sunday School convention in city June 8 9 10 11 with 990 delegates expected across the state First Baptist chosen for convention business sessions Plymouth Congregational for elementary advance sessions Christ s Lutheran for adult conferences St John s Reformed for missionary temperance and home departments First Presbyterian for men meetings Presiding officer will be W C Hall of Indianapolis The Emmaus Lyceum dedication is planned for June with Lutherans from the region to participate and rail excursions to Fort Wayne.
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P. J. Alberthus
George M. Burnie
Indiana Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
Elementary Advance
Plymouth Congregational Church
Christ's Lutheran Church
Missionary
Temperance
St. John's Reformed
First Presbyterian Church
Alberthus
State Association
W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
Emmaus Lyceum
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Broadway
Young Men's Society
Emmaus
Fort Wayne
Eichelberg to Visit Rosario for Company Windmill Work
Kendallville Indiana March 11 Charles Eichelberg a longtime Flint and Walling shipping department employee prepares to depart for Rosario Central America. He will assemble parts for windmills and pumps and his stay will depend on climate and local conditions.
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Kendallville
Ind
Charles Eichelberg
Flint & Walling Factory
Rosario
Central America
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