Law Passed in Congress Signed by President
Washington March 14 the president signed the financial bill making it law. Mr Overstreet of Indiana who led the bill arrived at the White House minutes before the signing and joined the president in the cabinet room as he noted prior bills approved on the 14th of the month. The president used a gold pen and side knife gifted by Mr Overstreet.
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Washington
Overstreet
Indiana
White House
Congress
Senate passes money value standard bill to president
In Washington March 14 the senate adopted the bill fixing the standard of value of money and sent it to the president for signature. Mr Turner of Washington began a speech on the Port Rico bill while Mr Teller of Colorado spoke on constitutional questions and the government's power to govern acquired possessions.
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Washington
Senate
Dem Frye
United States
Turner
Port Rieau
Teller
Colorado
Cuba
House Passes Gold Bill in Conferece Report Vote
Washington March 14 The house approved the conference report on the currency bill by 166 to 180 after a 4 30 to 5 00 session. Eleven democrats joined republicans including Denny Driggs Levy Underhill Wilson Slayton Rupert Scudder McAleer and Thayer. Sibley voted present. Several members were absent including Hitt and Hopkins. Hitt ill.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Denny
Maryland
Driggs Etsemerald
Levy
Underhill
Wilson
Slayton
Rupert
Scudder
New York
McAleer
Pennsylvania
Thayer
Massachusetts
Sibley
Hitt and Hopkins
Tlinois
Hitt
Republican senators debate Puerto Rican tariff caucus plans
In Washington the Republican Senate caucus enters daybreak talks on continuing the Puerto Rican tariff bill. A deadlock with varied views remains, yet leaders expect a harmony solution and may shift toward the House revenue bill, while Foraker and Puerto Rican committee members push the Senate measure.
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Washington
Senate
Foraker
Internal Taxation Plans to Fund Government Revenue
The article discusses the possibility of devising another form of internal taxation to provide revenue for running the government. It suggests exploring mechanisms beyond existing methods to sustain governmental operations.
Truce Reached in Kentucky Legislature Adjourns
Kentucky lawmakers adjourned sine die after a conference between Adjutant Generals Collier and Castleman. Taylor will continue as governor while Beckham waits for the Court of Appeals decision. The legislature appropriated $100,000 to reorganize the state militia.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Collier
Castleman
Taylor
Beckham
Court of Appeals
Armour Incorporates Packing Interests In 20 Million Capital
Chicago March 14 final steps completed for the incorporation of the Armour packing interests with a 20 million capitalization. Formerly a partnership the private corporation will assume all Armour & Co packing houses glue soap and hair factories in Chicago and South Omaha car shops grain and related interests while Armour Kansas City remains independent. P D Armour holds half the stock with J Ogden Armour and the estate of P D Armour Jr. each one eighth and the remainder allotted to longtime employees. Ill health and the death of P D Armour Jr prompted the move.
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Springfield
Armour & Co
Philip D. Armour
J. Ogden Armour
P. A. Valentine
C. F. Langdon
L. C. Krauhoff
A. R. Union
C. M. Favorite
T. J. Connors
Arthur Meeker
Chicago
Omaha
Armour Grain Business
Armour Packing Company of
Kansas City
P. D. Armour
Philip D. Armour, Jr
Philip, Jr
China squadron planned as warning to Russia and France
Washington reports indicate the United States will form a Chinese squadron led by Rear Admiral Kempff and deployed from Manila to cruise Chinese and Japanese coasts. The move is seen as a spectacular warning to Russia and France over China affairs, with Germany expected to respond similarly. The squadron may include ships Oregon Baltimore Iowa Philadelphia Marblehead and Montgomery.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Washington
von Holleben
Hill
China
Russia
Bureau of Navigation
Crowninshield
State Hay
Hay
Navy Department
Kempff
Mare Island Navy Yard
Manila
Remy
Oregon
Baltimore
Iowa
Philadelphia
Marblehead
Pacific
Montgomery
South Atlantic
United States
France
Germany
Fort Wayne Resident Mrs Toohey Remains Interred
Months ago Mrs. Toohey was a resident of Fort Wayne and her remains were brought here for interment.
Death of Mrs Georgia Phipps at 39 after operation
Mrs Georgia Phipps wife of Robert Phipps of 337 West Main street died Friday morning at St Joseph hospital at age 39 after an operation intended to help her ill health. Death followed exhaustion from the operation.
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Georgia Phipps
Robert Phipps
West Main Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Death of Kendallville Woman Mrs Jennie P Flint
News reached Kendallville on Thursday of the death of Mrs Jennie P Flint of Kendallville, who died in Geneva Ohio on Wednesday. She was mother to Mrs Walter W Wells who now resides in Idaho. The Wellses arrived in Geneva too late to see her alive. The funeral will be held in Kendallville tomorrow.
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Jennie P. Flint
Kendallville
Geneva
Ohio
Flint
Walter W. Wells
Wells
Idaho
Deaths and Funerals in Fort Wayne Community
James M. Eckles, a longtime Fort Wayne resident born in Pennsylvania, died at 57 Riverside Avenue after years of frail health and a recent grip. He left three children Emma William and Harry Eckles. Harry works as a Central Union Tele phone inspector and Willis as a Hoffman Bros bookkeeper. Mrs. Austin Pierce also noted for laryngitis death.
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James M. Eckles
Fort Wayne
Riverside Avenue
Emma
William
Harry Eckles
Mr. Eckels
Pennsylvania
Harry
Central Union Telephone Company
Willis
Hoffman Bros
Handel's Messiah Delights New Haven Congregation
The New Haven M E church filled to capacity last night for Handel's Messiah sung by local soloists and a chorus under Rev. Sherman Powell. The performance drew strong praise with the audience remaining for over two hours until the Amen, and Powell and the ensemble received enthusiastic acclaim.
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New Haven
M. E
Sherman Powell
Trinity M. E. Church
Powell
McLetchie
George Cocking
M. E. Church
Suicide at Paulding Lumber Co. mills shocks town
James M. Kersey, a veteran of the Civil War era, suicided at the Paulding Lumber Company mills by forcing his head into a running circular saw. Coroner Mouser conducted an inquest and ruled the death suicide. Witness William Wagner, frightened, later testified to the act.
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Paulding
Ohio
James M. Kersey
Paulding Lumber Company
Mouser
William Wagner
Kersey
Company H
Fourth
Marriage of Miss Tillia Raab and Dr A J Lomas
Miss Tillia Raab and Dr A J Lomas wed at 2 o clock Wednesday at the bride’s West Jefferson street home. Rev S Wagenhals officiated before family and friends in Trinity English Lutheran church surroundings. An elaborate dinner followed. the couple then departed for Chicago and St Louis. Dr Lomas, a well known local physician, has resided here about five years.
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Tillia Raab
A. J. Lomas
West Jefferson Street
S. Wagenhals
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Chicago
St. Louis
Lomas
Dr. Lomas
Fort Wayne Mexican Tourists Return After 30 Days
The Fort Wayne group of Mexican tourists came home last week after a 30 day trip. Attending were R. G. Thompson and wife, R. L. Romy, Custer Sheldon, Nels B. Mounsh, Julius Dick of Huntington, and ex-Postmaster General James Gary of Baltimore. Mr. Thompson continued with the party to Buffalo and will return tomorrow.
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Fort Wayne
R. G. Thompson
R. L. Romy
Custer Sheldon
Nels B. Mounsh
Huntington
James Gary
Baltimore
Mr. Thompson
Buffalo
Mrs. Austin Pierce Dies After Illness in City
Mrs. Austin Pierce died last Wednesday morning at her father's home, Dr. A. J. Bauch, 171 Wells street, after a long illness from laryngitis. She was the widow of Franklin Pierce, formerly in the local grocery trade. Born in Ohio, she was 35 and survived by one daughter, 13.
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Austin Pierce
A. J. Bauch
Wells Street
Rev. Woolpert Suspended After Trial Verdict
Special telegram from Xenia Ohio reports Rev. D C Woolpert editor of the Jamestown Journal was found guilty at Trinity M E church and suspended from the church until conference meets He allegedly defrauded editor W M Petit of the Jamestown Press of 1000 in a business deal.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Today
Xenia
Ohio
D. C. Woolpert
Jamestown Journal
Trinity M. E. Church
Woolpert
W. M. Petit
Jamestown Press
Infant Harber Dies at 14 Days in Philadelphia Home
Marian Harrier Harber, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Har ber Jr, died early Wednesday at 309 Hanna Street aged 14 days. The father is a fireman on the Pennsylvania railroad.
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Marian Harrier Harber
P. J. Harber, Jr
Hanna Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Governor Taylor in Louisville with Republican leaders
Governor Taylor arrived in Louisville with C. M. Barnett, chairman of the state central committee, and met with prominent Republicans at the custom house in the afternoon.
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Louisville
Taylor
C. M. Barnett
Republican State Central Committee
Custom House
Infant Kratzsch Died at Eleven Months in City
Adelia Kratzsch infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick C Kratzsch of 44 West Second street died Wednesday at eleven months old Father employed by Rurode Dry Goods company.
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Adelia Kratzsch
Frederick C. Kratzsch
West Second Street
Rurode Dry Goods Company
Taggart Declines in a Democratic Letter
Indianapolis mayor Thomas Taggart, in a letter to the state democracy published by the Sentinel editor, last night, positively declined to ...
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Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Sétinel
Toohey Friends in the City Receive Tel Message
In the city residents received a tel telegram or message indicating an upcoming event or greeting. The fragment suggests a social contact or notice related to Mr Toohey and local acquaintances. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Wife in Allegheny Admits Leaving Husband for Stranger
Fort Wayne police tracked D. H. Stover’s missing wife to a eastern city house. She confirmed she lives with another man and will not return, sending 160 bullets instead of money. Officers monitor the situation as Stover seeks his funds.
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Gorsline
D. H. Stover
Allegheny
Fort Wayne
Coling
Chicago
Pittsburg
Traveling man seeks gun permit after Kokomo incident
George A. Morris, a traveling man, asks Police Officer Heller for permission to carry a revolver citing threats after a hotel dispute in Kokomo. He claims vermin damaged his overcoat, was beaten by landlord Beal, and fears further assault while awaiting his trunk. The law allows travelers to go armed without officer consent.
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George A. Morris
Heller
Morris
Kokomo
Lindell
Beal
Fort Wayne
Police Notes Report Arrests and Sentences in City
Mike Koehler and his wife were arrested near the south depot after a late quarrel. In police court the next day Mike received an eleven day jail term while his wife faced a suspended sentence. A train climber was ordered to appear in court after being taken into custody by Detective Dinger.
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Mike Koehler
Elliott
Scherer
Mike
Toe Amputation Notice at Rohrev’s Place
A few days ago a patient underwent toe amputation performed by Dr. Tfarrod. Special Officer Sherman Lavanway remains on duty at Rohrev’s place in the office setting.
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Tfarrod
Sherman Lavanway
Rohrev
Rome City Cottagers elect officers at annual meeting
At the Rome City Cottagers association annual meeting held in the Commercial club rooms E H McDonald was elected president M L Jones secretary and W H Dreier treasurer forming the board of directors The association has seventy five member families The group will host another Venetian Night at the resort on July 16 with John Mobr returning as manager.
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Rome City Cottager’s Association
Commercial Club
E. H. McDonald
M. L. Jones
W. H. Dreier
John Mobr
What’s Your Face Worthed
advertisement for Dr King's New Life Pills promising clear skin rosy cheeks and rich complexion. promotes liver trouble cure with price information and store name Deller & Bree drug store.
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Stranger
Micntcomery Ward & Co
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Vanburen
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Sio
Express
Meade
Ines
Sears, Roebuck & CO
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Rosbuck & Co
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AEN
Rasdelph and
Birth Avenue
CAG
Menotion
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Chigago
Ealery
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West Main
Undertaxer
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