Preferential primaries stir roosevelt taft clash in congress
Roosevelt and insurgents push for an open declaration on the preferential primary in Congress. Representative Norris introduces a bill to require a district wide primary in the District of Columbia. The move aims to force taft's campaign decisions and set a national record on the people’s rule.
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Roosevelt
Taft
House
Norris
Nebraska
District of Columbia
William B. McKinley
Miinois
Committee On
Bristow
Kansas
Senate
Splendid Philanthropy Gifts Foster Park to Fort Wayne
A gift of a park site along the St Marys River by Col D N Foster and Hon Samuel M Foster is described as the most valuable benefaction for Fort Wayne. The donors pledge no private interests and urge citizens to complete the city’s improvement scheme begun by the Foster brothers.
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Mort Wayne
D. N. Foster
Samuel M. Foster
St. Mary's River
Foster Brothers
Fort Wayne
Foster
Foster Park
Brothers Foster
Curbing the Patent Trust Faces Senate and House Action
Lawmakers push amendments to patent laws following the A B Dick decision. Representatives Thayer and Lenroot and Senator Norris Brown draft bills as Edward Moore prepares measures. Inventors petition Taft for a congressional inquiry into patent abuses and monopolies led by the Inventors' Guild including Edison. The guild accuses modern firms of cloaking monopolies with worthless patents and cites the Motion Picture Patents Company to illustrate abuses.
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Supreme Court
A. B. Dick Company
House
John A. Thayer
Massachusetts
Irvine Lenroot
Wisconsin
Edward D. Moore
Norris Brown
Nebraska
Senate Committee On Patents
Taft
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Thomas A. Edison
Congress
Inventors’ Guild
Ralph Merrion
Association
Mr. Edison
Alv. Wewitt
Michael I. Pupin
Charles A. Bradley
Thayer
House Judiciary Committee
Motion Picture Patents Company
Patents Company
War in Indiana shapes Republican battle for Chicago convention
Indiana Republicans split into Taft and Roosevelt camps after district conventions. Taft delegates won in Seventh district and Roosevelt delegates in First, with charges of primary fraud. Factional fights likely to echo across Indiana and influence November contests and the national convention.
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Indiana
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Marion County
Taft Faction Controls Machinery With Notable Effect
The machinery is in the hands of the Taft faction and it is being used with notable effect.
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Taft
Resignation of Dr Harvey W Wiley Chiefs Public Health Food Law Maker
The public loses a pivotal federal official as Dr Harvey Wiley retires from the agricultural department. He led fights for pure food and drugs, shaping laws that protect consumers amid strong industry pushback. His departure ends a long career marked by courage and persistence, with broad public gratitude and high hopes for future department reforms.
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United States
Harvey W. Wiley
Federal
Agricultural Department
Dr. Wiley
Tle
Tie
Williams Retires. Harry L. Askew Named Editor
The Sentinel announces the retirement of Harry M. Williams after fifteen years as managing editor. Williams resigned after arranging to pursue other business. Harry L. Askew, city editor since 1899, becomes managing editor.
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The
Sentinel Today
Harry M. Williams
Williams
Harryl. Askew
Sentinel
Arizona recalls and statehood clash over constitution
Governor Hunt urged Arizona legislature to submit again to voters at next regular election the question of judicial recall. Taft opposed recall as a bar to statehood, while Arizona won statehood without recall and did not promise future action.
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Arizona
Taft
Hunt
Major Ray Case Sparks Taft Opponent Fringe Talk
The fragment suggests controversy around a Major Ray case viewed as anti Taft political theater. It hints at misconduct by a duo described as a double male team directly linked to the major, implying irregular actions or scheming amid the controversy.
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Ray
Eva Rauner's divorce suit cites abuse and infidelity
Eva Rauner sues for divorce from Arthur Rauner alleging a long pattern of abuse including beatings, name calling, and coercion. She claims he lived with other women and boasted of it, while she paid room and board and supported herself, living at 223 Second Street since their August 25 1996 marriage.
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Eva Rauner
Arthur Rauner
Second Street
McAdams and
Hartzell
Graffe
Seipp Ends Life With Pistol at Breakfast
William Seipp head of Conrad Seipp Brewing Co. and son of the late Conrad Seipp shot himself at breakfast in Chicago. The 61 year old entered an adjoining room after 7 AM and died before doctors arrived. Coroner and family say it was a selfInflicted act in a fit of insanity linked to long illness. He had retired in 1892 to pursue real estate.
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Chicago
William (. Seipp
Conrad Seipp
Seipp
City court settles York estate judgment against traction firm
In circuit court William N. Tatloy as administrator accepted a judgment against Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction for the death of W H York, who died after an incident at the Broadway subway. Also in court Barrett & Morris sue Frank Freese Sr for 200 for services by Mrs. Frank Freese Jr from September 18 last year to January 18 this year. The Lake Erie and Fort Wayne Railroad sues Wilhelmina Tielke to condemn property for rail tracks as price agreement could not be reached. Michael Kichler’s will leaves all property to his widow Elizabeth who is named executrix.
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William N. Tatloy
W. H. York
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
York
Broadway
Frank Freese, Jr
Frank Freese, Sr
Lam
Barrett & Morris
Lake Erie and Fort Wayne Railroad Company
Wilhelmina Tielke
Tamtalon
Vesey & Vesey
Michael Kichler
Elizabeth
Emelie Rathert
Frederick Rathert
Vina Lehman
Jacob Lehman
Colerick and
Hogan
Vera Hohnhaus
Peter Hohnhaus
Justice of the Peace
Raebner
Robert Fleming
Elizabeth Fisher
Fleming
William Eggemann
J. A. Cain
Getz, Sharp and Orr
Aurentz
Exchange
Infirmary Coal Bids Signal Market Strain
Friday bids for three months coal at the county infirmary showed a 36 cent rise in the lowest offer. George H Kru dop won at 2.95 a ton for steam coal, up from 2.59 three months ago. Dealers fear a miners strike and report coal hard to obtain amid corporate changes.
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Commissioners' Court
George H. Krudop
New Haven Coal Company
Herman J. ©. Leitz
Henry F. Herman
Sophia L. Herman
Sol Stucky
Samuel Schindler
Fort Wayne
Moody divorce filing cites severe March 13 beating
Clara B. Moody accuses Ernest G. Moody in a divorce complaint of a brutal beating on March 13, describing injuries and fear, seeking legal relief and protection. The filing details the incident and outlines grounds for divorce in the court document.
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Clara B. Moody
Ernest G. Moody
Dan
Elevator delay ties up court as sheriff prisoners escape brief
Sheriff A M Reichelderfer Prosecutor Harry Hilgemann and burglar Garfield Baker were stuck in a court house elevator for about twenty minutes delaying sessions. Court then resumed with Nugent and Riggs pleading guilty to entering a house to commit a felony and receiving sentences of two to fourteen years in the Jeffersonville reformatory.
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A. M. Reichelderfer
Harry Hilgemann
Garfield Baker
Court House
Sheriffs Office
Ts Tong
Orville Nugent
Charles Riggs
Schmidt
Cay Street
Creighton Avenue
Jeffersonville Reformatory
James Goodfellow
West Main Street
Baltes
Ralph Dunlap
George Krudep
Zanith BE
Stamets
Charles Gand
Goodman
Horses Seized In Waldrop Bankruptcy Case To Bell Bros
Tuesday Sol A Wood ruled two horses valued at 4000 dollars belong to Bell Bros and ordered the trustee in the Waldrop bankruptcy case to relinquish possession. The ruling, appealed by the trustee, is headed to Judge Anderson in Indianapolis. Heyman Bros of Edgerton had petitioned against Waldrop who held the horses under a conditional sale. Bell Bros had been denied possession until the judge's recent finding. Also noted are bankruptcy petitions by Cliff ton Walter near Auburn seeking relief with liabilities around 1416.92 and assets 235.
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Sol A. Wood
Bell Bros
G. D. Waldrop
Anderson
Indianapolis
Heyman Bros
Edgerton
Sentinel Want Ads Pay
Sentinel Want Ads offers concise classified notices with emphasis on payment terms and placement details for buyers and sellers seeking quick notices.
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Sentinel
Society News Briefs: Campbell Kettler Wedding
Miss Martha Kettler and Clinton Dudley Campbell wed at the bride’s home on East Wayne Street with immediate family present. The event featured white and green décor, bridal bouquet orchids, and a Lohengrin procession. The couple will travel to St Louis and San Francisco before moving to Kobe, Japan.
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J. 2B. Archer
Chester Cleaver
Newark
Mildred
Bath Flick
Mrs
Kobe
Campbell
Standard Oil Company
Hher
Jmil Wettler
Jane
Limi
Mr. Cleaver
Forger Sought in Warsaw Over $480 Note
In Warsaw Indiana on March 13 W W Wallace of Plymouth is seeking officers over a $480 forgery. The forged name W W Madden of Churubisco appears on a $490 note. William Everly of Plymouth, linked locally to Warsaw, obtained the note and it was charged to Plymouth Trust Co as collateral. The 1909 forgery surfaced near due date and Everly paid the amount. prosecution is pending after delay.
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Warsaw
Ind
W. W. Wallace
Plymouth
Whitley County
W. W. Madden
Churubisco
William Everly
Plymouth Trust Co
Everly
Edna M Tripp Sues for Divorce in Columbia City
Edna M Tripp files for divorce from John Tripp in Columbia City Indiana alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Married December 1909 they have no children. Tripp works as a watchman at the poor farm. Tripp’s wife, daughter of the late Charles Forest of Coesse, took the household goods and left Tuesday for her mother’s home while he was on duty.
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Columbia City
Ind
Edna M. Tripp
John Tripp
Real estate transfers recorded by Allen County abstract
A compilation of property transfers across multiple townships and counties detailing buyers, sellers, exact parcels by section and township, and sale prices. Notable entries include Joseph Meek & Osborn purchases in Wayne and Lake townships, partnerships like Straus Brothers Co. with Alfred McDaniel, and large parcels in Mon ore and Eel River townships.
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Allen County Abstract Co
Court St. Country
Land and Security Co
Meek & Osborn
Godfrey
Wayne Township
Eliza Purman
Lima Road
Railroad
Washington Township
Louis Steup
Frank
Nellie E. Wilso
Eureka Park
Louis P. Scherer
Michael H. Bohen
Northwest
Perry Township
Straus Bros. Co
Alfred W. McDaniel
Monroe Township
Auditor
John Sinner
Peabody's
Lake Township
Will D. Janssen
Maumé¢e Township
Roscoe Jeonard
Charles H. Felger
Roscoe Leonard
Sarah Leonard
Peabody
Navyier Kocher
Harrison Brunton
Eel River Township
Abe Ackerman
Jacob Khresman
Jackson Township
Charles S. Bacon
David C. Castleman
Cdward
Dunton
Lyman Sayior
Huntertown
Indiana Loan and Trust Co
Eaxt
Jefferson Township
Anna Leiehts
Lena M. Suringer
Cedar Creek Township
Nunes Nickelson
James Han- Hite
Lafayette Township
la Son
Straus Brothers Co
Albert (. Kamratt
Conrad Nagel
Deatrick Rathge
Christ J. M. Goeglein
Victor Yoder
Creres
St. Joseph
Fear
W. Fite
Johbn Fisher
Guardian
Madison Township
George W. Cox
Eduard Whinnaley
William Ff Tmima
Alweard
Samuel F. Swayne
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons
Rank J. Teduinnt
Nathan I
F. (. Kitheart
Cedar Creek
Jennie Kk
Wickliffe
Aarie KE
Wicklffe
Sertinn
Cerner
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Isadore Oddon
Irvington Park
Mildred McMilan
Jacob McMillan
Gernhart
Shirley City
Ena I. Sherwood
Barnes
Fred Bb. Federspiel
Fal Burgess
St. Brook Sale
Sherman Dolin
Post
Flas Vichains
Martha Isneubuhler
Daniel Koneubuhler
Maumee Township
John &. Federspiel
Edward J
N. M. Schrader
H. Bursess
New Haven
Adams
Maegie Vegalins
William H. Brewer
Abolt Township
Marriages Recorded for Local Couples This Week
George W. Mitchell age 23 fireman weds Katherine V. Moritz age 23. Jesse C. Kyle 26 operator weds Inez B. Whitacre 21. Joseph J. Schooler 33 teamster weds Margaret Ivena 38. Ray L. Hellopeter 26 farmer weds Ray F. Parker 19. Marcellus E. Linius 26 farmer weds Lidah F. Ringenberg 22. Charlie Johns 32 machinist weds Ethe House 25. Carl Schlegel 35 bartender weds Ceca lia Waltemath 20. Willard C. Van Camp 33 Iraman weds Nettie M. Van Camp 33.
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George W. Mitchell
Katherine V. Moritz
Jesse C. Kyle
Inez B. Whitacre
Joseph J. Schooler
Margaret Ivena
Ray L. Hellopeter
Farmer
Ray F. Parker
Marcellus E. Linius
Lidah F. Ringenberg
Charlie Johns
Ethe House
Carl Schlegel
Cecalia Waltemath
Willard C. van Camp
Iraman
Nettie M. van Camp
Final Bankruptcy Hearings Set for Zinn and Baker
Final hearings on petitions for discharge in bankruptcy for F. C. Zinn of Elkhart and Willard Baker of Bluffton will occur before Tadge Anderson in Indianapolis on April 30. The cases were heard earlier in the local federal courts. Baker, of Bluffton, was part of the Baker and Studebaker cattle buying firm.
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F. C. Zinn
Elkhart
Willard
Had Some Prejudice Against Preachers
In Muncie Indiana on March 13 Mrs Martha Pittser won a divorce decree from Henry Pittser after testifying he would rather have a horse thief in the house than a preacher and forbade her from attending church. Judge Frank Ellis ruled such bias against her religion amounted to cruel and inhuman treatment. The husband did not testify.
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Muncie
Ind
Martha Pittser
Henry Pittser
Frank Ellis
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Charles Oliver
Laura B. Oliver
Emrick
Sadie Knoll
Roy ©. Knoll
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