Disorder at Ohio Republican convention erupts in fight
Chaos broke out at the Twentieth district GOP convention in Cleveland as rival factions the Dick and Filipino camps clashed during nominations. Police restored order after a melee that saw nominations disputed and separate committeemen named for the national convention.
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Cleveland
Oho
Distriet
Charles Leach
J.C. Ward
Lake County
Leach
Fevea
Madhfietton
Tebet
Faipined
Jacob A. Baldler
Congress
A. J. Spitzer
Son
Walger
Tion
Bacols
A. Seidler
Witness recounts bank lootings in Indiana trial
Indianapolis March 10 The trial of J L Brodrick president of the defunct Indiana National Bank continues with government witnesses detailing notes and bonds moved during the bank’s collapse. Walter Brown's case is postponed to March 28 as evidence presentation and cross examination proceed.
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Indianapolis
J. L. Brodrick
Indiana National Bank
Walter Brown
Lintriet
Joseph Kealing
J. J
Arguamenta
Daniel O. Thomas
Bani
Brodriele
Tong
B. Or. Toundoy
Beryl Louslay
Melville Alford
B. C. Brown
Brodrick
Bane
Jammin Goard
GW. Frederick
Blkchart Paper Company
Annels
Melvin Barnes
Paper Company
Barnes
Frederick
John W. Ellis
California
Waker Brown
van Fleet
Charles H. Wright
W. E. Burris
We Are Winning Bit By Bit Recitation
John Anderson delivers a rallying recitation about perseverance and progress as enemies surround the nation. The poem urges steadfastness, learning from history, and a steady stride toward freedom, ending with a chorus that we are winning bit by bit. The text presents garbled spellings and OCR errors but preserves the central message of resilience and eventual triumph.
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John Anderson
Japanese Disaster on Valu Heard
A consular arrival at New Chwang is expected tonight as Russian and German actions unfold over protection of Russian property including the Russo-Chinese bank. Reports note Germany unlikely to intervene after Franco’s refusal. Russian infantry conduct maneuvers near fort, Lino river mouth opens wide, and a branch of the Chinese Red Cross was organized here today under Dr. Richards of Shanghai.
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Tien Tain
New Chwang
Germany
Amulet for Retvizan Believed to Guard Battleship
In St. Petersburg, an order from Viceroy Alexios threatens severe punishment for soldiers who damage property or harm officers. Admiral Tawbo’s daughter recalls the old Retvizan moored on the Neva where a Savior image appeared, and she sends the relic to Admiral Makaroff, hoping it will shield the ship Retvizan from harm in the future.
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St. Petersburg
Army
Alexios
Fauhe
Indlor
Adamiral Makarof
Neva Mer
Tambo
Tawbo
Makaroff
Russians report Ping-Yang occupied by Japanese forces
From Moukden, Vica Alexieff telegraphs that Ping-Yang is in Japanese hands with infantry and guns. Korean carriers supply the enemy, while cavalry remains in large bodies and isolated horsemen are scarce. A Russian patrol sees enemy infantry on the Cheng-Cheng river bank near Anju. one Russian horse is killed. Meanwhile Vladivostok squa d ron reportedly leaves port, destination unspecified. Warships to Port Arthur by rail. torpedo boats moved in pieces, with thousands of workers dispatched. authorities insist Japan cannot land successfully.
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St. Petersburg
Vicasoy Alexieff
Mookden
Mishichento
Ping-Yyang
Korean Carta
Cheng-Cheng River
Fiya
Anju
Alexioft
Vladivostok
Sakhalin
Vindivostok
Igs
Nevsky Works
Sully Co assigns assets to Sondley in creditor action
Be Patience Says Sully Co a cotton coffee and grain dealer today assigned for the benefit of creditors to Joseph H Sondley. Attorneys filed the papers and Daniel J Sully met with counsel Gutcheon to discuss resuming within four days. A proctor attempted to serve injunction on Sully who declined comment. Cotton brokers faced a margin money disruption as King of the cotton exchange pressed contracts releasing over 1 000 000 in margin. The firm’s statement cited an ongoing examination by Tr Hoadley and George Gratin ex district attorney of Philadelphia with two to three days for asset details. Market amid late session firmness saw May at 1387 July 1466 and a steady close. total sales around 350 000 bales. Philadelphia spot buyers pushed prices higher despite outward distress.
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Sully
D. J. Sully & Co
Dp. J. Bully & Co
Hondley
Hoadlay
George
Philadelphia
Temporary suspension by cotton speculator Sully shocks market
New York March 31 Daniel J Sully a leading cotton speculator declares his suspension is only temporary after a conference at his office His firm Sully Co faced creditors and possible insolvency as a meeting of cotton exchange brokers led by John McFadden scrutinized outstanding contracts A cautious estimate put Sully holdings around 225 000 bales as the day’s price movements influenced creditors prospects
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New York
Daniel J. Bully
Mr. Sully
Cotton Exchange
Daniel J. Sully & Co
The
Exchange
John McFadden
Sully & Co
Sully
Hig
Suwnly
English Buys Hedekin Homestead on West Wayne Street
Dr C A English completed the purchase of the Hedekin residence at 20 West Wayne Street from the Medekin estate for 9500 dollars. Possession will occur about April 1 and minor alterations include an office addition. The house, an early large West Wayne Street residence, was erected by Thomas Hedekin. Mrs Hedekin and the Misses Hedekin will remain in Mort Wayne. The western 59 feet of the lot was bought. the eastern portion was acquired by Dr W D Calvin who plans a residence there.
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C.A. English
Hedekin
West
Wayne Street
Medekin
Enetish
Wedekin
Thomas
Five Boys Defy Task and Learn Self Discipline
On a schoolyard, five boys consider skipping to a fishing pond before class. Henry Dale refuses, citing a promise to his mother, choosing to stay. Years later, Henry works in a city mercantile house, reflecting on the decision and its consequences.
Paternity Charge Leads to Bond Claim in Albion Case
John Ansbaugh arrested in Albion on a paternity charge filed by Mrs. Del Cron Neely of Nappna Nee. He remains jailed as the couple, both ready to marry, faces demand for a surety bond to support wife and child for two years.
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John Ansbaugh
Albion
del Cron¢-Neely
Nappnanee
Young Henry Resists Temptation Amid City Life
Henry, living in a boarding house, refuses to drink as he joins three youths known as Tom, Dick, and Harry who tempt him to “see the sights.” He declares he will not drink, sticks to his path, and learns his friends’ true natures. Tom dies accidentally from intoxication, Dick becomes an outcast, and Harry fades as a cipher.
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Ness
Tom
Harry
Marty
Henry
Ming
Elliott McBride
Unitod Presbyterian
Temperance Notes and Reform Movements From A Wisconsin Saloon Crackdown
A temperance note cites the dangers of drink and endorses moral and religious training of youth. A Minnesota or Wisconsin movement plans a Washington building as a trade headquarters with a charter and $100 par value stock. Appleton saloonkeepers receive Sunday closure notices from reformists. A Philippines soldier proposes a curative tactic using native troops to discipline intoxicated white soldiers.
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Lincoln
George Washington
Farewall
Mqnor
Washington
Nolice
Appleton
Wis
Union
Different Classes of Inebriates
A Journal of Inebriety discussion outlines several inebriate classes in treatment settings. It names imbecile and delusional types, occasional drinkers with partial impairment, habitual drinkers, criminal inebriates deemed insane, accidental inebriates shaped by surroundings, and recurrent or epileptoid patterns, noting heredity as a common neurotic thread.
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Journal of Inebriety
Bethel Veteran Dead in Brimfield Noble County
Benjamin F. Bethel, a former soldier with the Thirtieth and One Hundred Seventy-ninth regiments, has died at his home in Brimfield Noble County. He had located in Noble County in 1841.
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Benjamin F. Bethel
Brimfield
Noble County
Bathel
Bowser's Grand Plan to Exterminate Rats
Mrs Bowser watches as Bowser unveils a hidden package and declares a plan to exterminate every rat in the city within a year. He promises a bronze statue of himself in public squares and savings for the nation, insisting his success will come tonight with a dramatic domestic test.
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Mire
Bowser
America
Rat Exterminator Cat Provokes Domestic Chaos
In a humorous domestic scene Mrs Bowser balks at an alleged rat crisis as Bowser touts a cheap extermination scheme. The plan backfires when hundreds of rats swarm the home, the cat and Bowser cornered on a chair, and a looming threat of divorce surfaces as the disorder spirals.
Fort Wayne Pair Association Meeting Postponed
The annual Fort Wayne Pair Association meeting, postponed from last evening, now rescheduled for Thursday March 8 to allow the committee to complete its labors and solicit stock.
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Fort Wayne
Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
Wm C Reffels and Nettie Reynolds appear as a couple granted a marriage license along with Clarence B Boger and Martha Amstutz. The notice lists the two pairs as newly licensed, reflecting prevailing civil record entries.
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Wm. C. Reffels
Nettie Reynolds
Clarence B. Boger
Martha Amstutz
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Hedekin Homestead
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Joe Hartman
Billy Benson
Thia
John Jennings
Ralph Rankin
John
Edwin Harris
Henry Dale
Mr. Dale
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Joe
Boots
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Philippines
C. B. Lewis
Felina
United States
Mr. Bowser
Mrs. Bowser
M. Quad
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