Russia warns China over frontier troop activity along Manchurian border
St Petersburg reports Russia has sent firm representations to Beijing concerning Chinese forces along the Manchurian frontier. Moscow asserts the troops are under provincial rather than imperial control and threatens decisive measures if depredations threaten Russian interests and railroad lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Yuan Shi Eni
Ghi Ti
Li Hung Chang
Alexief
St. Petersburg
China
Great Wall
Hearst Wins Out in Rhode Island Delegation Fight
The Rhode Island Democratic state convention named eight delegates to the national convention in St Louis and instructed none. After a bitter split between Greene Fitzgerald and Quinn Honey factions, Fitzgerald and Greene gained seats and Higgins Pawtucket was chosen without instruction. The ballot elected five Fitzgerald-Greene delegates and three from the Quinn-Honey group. Fitzgerald announced support for Hearst.
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Providence
Bal
St. Louis
William Randolph Hearst
George W. Greene
National Committee
John J. Fitzgerald
Pawtucket
House of Representatives
William B. Hearst
New York
Patrick Henry Quinn
Warwick
Quinn
Samuel BR. Honey
Newport
Cleveland
R. B. Comstock
Augustus Millet
Comstock
Hearst
Messrs. Fitzgerald
Greene
Fitzgerald- Greens
Quinn-Honey Party
Fitzgerald
Balkan Turbulence Sparks Fear of Balkan Turkey Clash
A special dispatch from St. Petersburg warns the Balkan situation is dark and a collision between Bulgaria and Turkey could occur any day. The report emphasizes rising tensions and potential military action in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Wisdomestic
Balkan
Bulgaria
Turkey
Nomination of William RB Hearst by Fitzgerald-Greena Ticket
The Fitzgerald-Greena slate won the nomination by 127 to 93. Other delegation members were chosen by acclamation. The convention then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
Hearst
Fitzgerald-Greena
Lakeside Knit plant to move from Michigan City to Elkhart
Northern Indiana reports say Lakeside Knitting will relocate its large plant from Michigan City to Elkhart. Wells County Canning stockholders seek a receiver amid poor prospects in Bluffton. In Whitley and Huntington counties a drainage project is proposed affecting fifteen miles. A Goshen area vote rejected a 50000 subsidy for a local traction venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Knitting Company
Michigan City
Elkhart
Nancy Mesthler
Manchester
Knights of Columbus
Decatur
Wells County Canning Company
Bluffton
Ida Clark
Orville Burgess
Petroown
Terrell
Dluffton
Melvin Wolfe
Geneva
Bert Anson
Tlantington
Kevins
R. A. Kaifogan
Huntington
Clear Creek
Whitley County
Huntington County
George Hubbard
Christian Church
Filshart
Elkhart County
Goshen
Winona, Warsaw and Goshen Traction Company
Wayne- Goshen Company
Fort Wayne
Republicans Move Delegates Up Front for Convention
The Waterloo Press notes that Allen county Republicans chose delegates six days before the convention, breaking the prior pattern of selecting delegates the Friday or Saturday before. The writer questions party bosses’ trust and suggests the shift signals plans to fix up the delegate slate. The piece ends by urging readers to consult The Sentinel Want Column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Press
Republican
Allen County
Will Not Preach To Liquor Sellers
New York March 10 Reverend Edwin M Martin assistant pastor of the Lewis Avenue Congregational Church in Brooklyn resigns after a dispute over admitting a wealthy merchant to church membership The merchant with his family had attended for years and faced opposition from Martin and two deacons leading to the resignation of the minister and possible resignations from two deacons, all amid tensions over liquor interests.
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New York
Edwin M. Martin
Lewis Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Richland Center
Wis
Wari
Marlin
Camels for the Fair Arrive on Steamer Lombardia
The Lombardia brought sixteen camels from Tunis for the St. Louis exposition, under five native handlers. Also aboard the Koenigen Louis were passengers including the grand duke of Oldenburg listed as Count Lensahn and architect Marx Gontag, sent by Germany for the exposition.
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Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Tunis
Koenigen
Louis
Gibraltar
Grand Duke of Oldenburg
Count Lensahn
Marx Gontag
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Fort Wayne Readers
Mrs J R Brokerman of 9 Liberty Street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney pain backache and dizziness after taking two boxes. She and her husband report improved health and highly recommend the remedy. Sold by Meyer Bros Co and Foster M J Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Fort Wayne
J. R. Brokerman
No. 9
Liberty Street
Meyer Bros. Co
Dentera
Foster
Maguire Says Farewell Before Tongue Removal
Thomas J. Maguire, longtime theater treasurer and stage figure, says farewell as he prepares in New York for surgery that will remove his tongue to save his life. He came to New York in 1881 from San Francisco and has smoked heavily for years, possibly causing a cancerous growth at the tongue. His condition has driven rapid hair whitening and deep concern among friends about his outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas J. Maguire
Maguire
San Francisco
Blood Balm Said to Cure Cancer and Skin Ailments
An Alabama woman reports healing from an eating cancer of the nose and face after using Botanic Blood Balm. The ad claims hundreds of cancer cures, cites other patients, and offers Blood Balm at $1 per bottle with mail samples from Atlanta and Fort Wayne distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balin Co
Atlanta
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ranka & Nusbaum
Calhoun Street
Express
Untested Cure Ad From Fort Wayne Doctor
A sensational medical ad promises a cancer cure “simple safe and sure” with no deaths and no returns. It urges readers to write for testimonials and information to doctor Charles Zimmerman & Co in Fort Wayne Indiana as hope against conventional X rays and surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zimmerman & CO
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Deposit Your Money in Citizens' Trust Co Story
Citizens' Trust Co. near the post office offers a safe place for deposits with $400,000 in security for GEpositors. Try The Sentinel for the latest column updates and financial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Trust Co
Opp
Deed Found Hidden Behind Portrait Frame
Mrs Sophia Mattern of Brooklyn discovered a 1819 Missouri land deed behind a portrait frame. The document, signed by President Monroe and granted to James Durden, appears well preserved and valued at about half a million dollars. Lawyers say the title is sound and a recovery suit may be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sophie Mattern
Brooklyn
Carrollton
Mattern
Monroe
Washington
Auburn editor assaulted on street by National Guard manager
Auburn Ind March 10 Capt John B R McDowell manager Home Telephone Co and in command of Company K Third Indiana National Guard paid a $5 fine and costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery against Charles E McDonald city editor of the Auburn Dispatch. McDonald did not retaliate and both men had prior friction. another provoke charge was dismissed at McDonald’s request though the matter may not be closed.
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Auburn
Ind
John BR. McDowell
Home Telephone Company
Indiana National Guard
Walter’s Court
Batt ‘Tery
Charles E. McDonald
McDowell
McDonald
Mgr. McDonald
Foley's Honey and Tar Prevents Pneumonia After Cold
Advertising copy claims pneumonia is prevented if Foley's Honey and Tar is used after a cold. It asserts the product stops coughs heals lungs and gives security against pneumonia. Sold by Droter and Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Droter & Bro
Sheriff Arrests Mob in Murphysboro Jail Attempt
In Murphysboro on March 10 a 75 person mob from Carbondale tried to seize Thomas Vaughan from the county jail to lynch him. Sheriff Thorp and Deputy Woodward repelled the attack with riot guns. Jeff Atherton Josh Walker and Dock Lightfoot were arrested. Vaughan, a power charged with criminal assault on a Carbondale teacher, remained hospitalized in serious condition after injuries from the incident.
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Murphysboro
Carbondale
Thomas Vaughan
Thorp
Jack Woodward
Jeff Atherton
Josh Walker
Dock Lightfoot
Waller
Deep Woodward
Vaughan
Agsa
Carbone
Thia
Mohr Buys Interest in Health Resort
Frank Mohr of Dallas Texas has purchased a half interest in a famous health resort in Dallas area. The mineral springs system, similar to Hint of West Baden, is expanding with strong Texas patronage. Mohr will devote full time to develop the business and attract southern visitors. He is the son of John Muir Jr, cashier of the Hamilton National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mohr
Dallas
Texas
Eity
Fort Wayne
Mott
West Baden
Paca
Mohr
South
Mr. Mohr
John Muir, Jr
Hamilton National Banto
Four Killed in Gasoline Car Fire Near Branch Intersection
Harrisburg, March 10 four unidentified men were burned to death in a box car carrying gasoline at Branch Intersection while two others barely escaped. The men, section hands and sleeping work crew, were overcome when a worker lit a pipe and sparked the blaze, trapping victims inside as the car burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Branch
Tippecanoe Club Invites Civil War Veterans to Join
The Tippecanoe club adopted a resolution inviting Civil War veterans to join the Republican organization without fees or dues. A committee led by James Ligget and others was appointed to solicit members. The meeting featured brief addresses by Dr. G B McGoogan N W Gilbert and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Club
Republican
James Ligget
George Brower
William Engle
George Menser
John Crett
Harvey T. Hits
Ald
G. B. McGoogan
N. W. Gilbert
C. B. Stemen
Money to Loan in Real Estate or Personal Security
Help wanted ad style note from C. E. Pfeiffer offering loans on real estate or personal security. Rooms 6-7 Bass Block. For readers seeking cash, directs to The Sentinel Want column for options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Pfeiffer
Bass
Dr Jacob Hetrick Poisoned After Eating Canned Corn
Dr Jacob Hetrick, living on East Wayne street, was seriously poisoned after eating canned corn bought at a local grocery. The corn is believed contaminated by its can. He recovered after hours of nursing by E A Crull. His daughter also fell ill but was lightly affected.
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Jacob Hetrick
East Wayne Street
Erick
Hetrick
E. A. Crull
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