Griggs Resigns as Attorney General and Cabinet
Washington March report states Attorney General Griggs resigns from the cabinet effective March 31. He plans to return to New Jersey to resume legal practice, with no New York firm retained and forming ties with lawyers in New Jersey for his post cabinet work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Genemi Griggs
Griggs
New Jersey
Wibe
Wil. Bonweisler & Bahtwli
New York City
Dill
Dersey City
Wana
Grigg
THI
Payment details in Washington on arms and titles
Secretary Tinyndiy sent 400000 dollars for the Teland of Crgayan and other raises in PRUpolio group. Negotiations last November included protocol exchanges confirming title of the United Stolow to Lion Tala and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moreh
Tinyndiy
Ain Detar
Duke d'Arcos
Treasury
Teland
Crgayan
Prupolio
Acentdanen
Tolay
United Stolow
Lion Tala
Son Attacks Mother in Insane Rage at Indiana Town
March 28. Wather Dr. Doilye, temporarily insane, tried to cut his mother Mrs Burns Dorje with a trowel. A later attack on Wer occurred but was deterred. He wounded himself on the neck, was taken to hospital, and will be committed to the Indianapolis asylum. This is his fifth attempted act in a pattern of prior nervous illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intayette
Toi
Doilye
Mres Burns
Dorje
Dater
Dodo
Inenkfusi
Tie Bhockton
Mary
Rolfe
Lu Rau
Divorce Decree in Indiana Divides Duo
Xvaveville Indiana March 80 De B 7 Tuck gains divorce from wife Toise Buric. Court records show decree barred remarriage for both until terms clarified. Tuck then married Mina Drley Deane February 24 in Ohio, with officials noting lack of knowledge about former wife’s whereabouts.
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Xvaveville
Ind
Tuck
Toise Buric
Jaumiry
Tiopontar
Mina Drley Deane
Citie Prine
Public notice on postal changes between United States and Gab a
Government announces new postage and tariff measures effective next month. The cabinet confirms a shift toward standard rates for all mail matter traveling between the United States and Gab a.
Woman 18 111 Bars Of Age In Graveyard City
Mrs ate Green of Grldwater Michigan is eighteen years old. Born in Poland Wave QM VIO, she lived in free centuries. Her maiden name was Ridbwk. She is deaf and physically frail but mentally active, naps in day, roams at night, and has not taken any medicine. Believed to be ill.
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Grldwater
Mich
Ate Green
Thin City
Shawa
Poland
Das
Mra Green
Oldest US woman found dead at home with children
A Dekalb county report states Willow Pee, wife of a local farmer near Hamilton, died suddenly from what appears to be Keogh disuse. Her five year old daughter said she was sleeping as the husband, returning home four hours after, discovered the body beside the bed. The scene was at their residence with two young children in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerico
Tua
Aitis
Willow Pee
Hamilton
Dekalb County
Funston Plans Bold Aguinaldo Capture With Native Scouts
Daring operation by General Funston involves ten trusted men and a company of native scouts to seize Aguinaldo in the Philippines. The scheme includes disguises, a gunboat landing near Baler, and a planned march into the interior after a staged surrender of pseudo troops.
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Mavala
Marvel
Funston i
Tn Tholnry
Isabella
Aguinalda
Aguinalds
Duxoe
Gibbs Ad & Rendesvous
Tsabotia
Geert Bunstow
Agunshlo
Gebers
McRegan
Funstiy
Smngeon
Hoyls
Capisty Newton
Funsian
Aguinaldo
Funston
Interior
New Wisenya
New Lerifn
Vicksburg
Albany
Wenna
Funstowslawe
Tomosrow
Rosaring
Improvements on New Lighting and Dock Facilities at Rowe City
The Grand Raphis and Tudiaun railroads plan about 820000 in Rowe City upgrades this summer. Enhanced lighting, new docks, a crane line, and a canal approach will ease access for cottagers and visitors. A light system will cover town streets, with 25 lights planned and a new ferry/landing for Spring Teach cottages.
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Grand Raphis
Tudiaun
Rowe City
Ulis Spit
Toalivu
Davtinih
W. Hyniter
Grand Tapsile
Tollana
Rome
Jouek
Netter Lglting
Tuntung
Uae
Inakinye
Dmitul
Ube
Hong
Pre Island
Ateam
Ardey
Souse
Grand Rapids
Totiana
Parl Wayne
Pralty Resort
Dynamite Accident Fatal to Samuel Hagerty in Field
Samuel Hagerty fifty years old, a local resident, died after a dynamite blast near his farm. Investigators say he placed about two and a half sticks on a stump, ignited the fuse, and was blown to fragments within 150 yards. Only portions below the hips remained, with $72.56 in cash and a damaged dollar found among the debris. Deputy Gavoney H. Rubin led the investigation. Hagerty was presumed prosperous at about $8,000 value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentianty Payne
Semuel Hagerty
Iriday
Ids Farm
Hagerty
Dody
Gavoney H. EB. Rubin
Local News Highlights Pioneers and Travel Changes
Pioneer Beliun Kinerk, a county figure, is critically ill at the Thoe of Si Qamyehter amid illness in nearby towns. George Gillie returns from Purdue after a course. J. C. Breckinridge preaches at Kendallville, praising Rev. Wreck puvidyye. A telegram to Dr Barnett curbs a fleet train for Atlanta. Mrs Bell shows mixed health developments as she travels east.
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Feqivite UU
Mys
Beliun
Furlun
Washington
Canifornia
George Gillie
Purdue University
Gillie
J. C. Breckinridge
Bethy Presbyterian Church
Kendallville
E Barnett
Fragmentary Notice of Insanity Case and Names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Poledy Utta and references insanity, previous generations, and suicide. It lists a William Hagatty and a trotiers, with unclear relationships and details about asylum commitment on two occasions. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm full actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poledy
Utta
Hus
William Hagatty
Local notes on births and town events in Foree street area
Local lines recount a birth in Foree street to Mr and Mrs Prey Gunn as Lew DeHaven and G M Billéas of Multton attend a Friday event for machinery at a sine mill led by Rabbi Fyaderick. Mayer of Waterloo plans to stay in current mayoral post through Schnter term and may travel to New York soon. Kerr May a fire Friday morning damaged the Hoham drug store and front of Neat building, owned by George Eastexan who lives nearby.
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Prey Gunn
Foree Street
Lew DeHaven
G. M. Bllélas
Multton
W Sinemill
Fyaderick
Cohn
Waterloo High School
Mayer
Schnter
New York
Hoham Drug Store
George Eastexan
Peach Crop Died in Allen County Report Says
Captain W A Meleey reports from the Allen County Farmers Association that indications show no peach crop this year in Allen County. Conditions in Abboite Township and nearby areas point to widespread damage. Kelsey notes an orchard of 180 trees may have yielded well, but nearly all peaches died with no clear cause. Weather last winter was favorable for fruit, leaving farmers perplexed by the peach blight.
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W. A. Meleey
Alun County Barinerst Pnsninuee Association
Sentinel
Allen County
Aboite
Kelsay
Searson
Heling
Eaptain Kelsey
Inguemer Company
Alen
New Trustees Are Chosen for the College
The board of trustees elected two new members, D. W. Dougan and Henry C. Paul, to succeed the late Hon. R. Bell and the unable Hamilton. Hon. Charles McCulloch remains president with Col. Poster and Judge Allan Zallas among the lineup. The death of Bell was noted with a testimonial to his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bell
D. Dunghian
Ton. Montgomery
Henry C. Paul
Charles McCulloch
Col
D. WN. Poster
Allen Zallavs
N. D. Dougan
Mr. McCulloch
de Valinge
Henry Manning
Trentman
Montgomery Haimilton
R. C. Bell
Me. Manning
Mir. Bell
Mowlty Wat
GB. Steen
Dey
We MeGuakey
Wy P. Whery
Czars 7S in tmline report from Berlin on St Peters burg plots
Berlin dispatch reports alleged money distribution to factory workers in St Polowburg to influence the authorities. It notes secret police activity and a new security mechanism in St Peters burg as troops are positioned and warnings issued. Berlin papers say Sarpovit investigations tie Kiev Odessa branches to a broader conspiracy and that eighteen students are confined near Schiloes seiberg related to the BogollpoM murder.
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Berlin
Betera Witree Novyspondéit
Cologne
Volks T.stig
Jonger Lyust
Patten
Exoy
Belroom
Oviduser
St. Peters
Cty
St. Petersburg
M. Kilvivels
Berliner Tageblatt
St. Peterevurg
Gemberts
Kiev
Odessa
He Tif
Cear
Guiclini
Schiluesseiberg
M. Bogollpom
Court actions claim Wabash Railway damages and estate suit
News from courts details a $20,000 damages suit against Wabash Railway by administrator Edward J. Woodworll over the death of Onisrt. Nabne, allegedly caused May 6, 1899, by an unseen engine bell and neglect. The piece also notes Nickel Plate Railway foreclosure action by Olds & Corwigh against Anvon N. Dukes over canal right of way west of the city.
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Edward J. Woodworll
Descw I. Pox
Te Wibnah Hallway Company
Fox
Brateman
Wabash Road
Thinits
Dukes
Court records and property disputes in regional docket
A jumble of cases and actions across the local courts includes property liens, a sale for 15 000, and a 95 000 price debate. Litigation over a widow’s share, divorce actions, and a railway-related dispute mix with court dismissals and upcoming terms in the superior and circuit courts. Names such as McCulloch and others appear amid proceedings and bids for street works and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhcenganob
Charles McCulloch
Othe
Waterloo Presse
Stysey Brown
Emmett Brown
Wayne Street
Allen County
Joseph Winkler
Aries Font
SouUoweaten Railway Company
Hed
Shutmenta
Heorge Juno
John Welchvonner
Mt Elna
Rome
Frances Oighinge
Asta
Esteurt
Tourlay
Chiidren
Giairdians
Fort Wayne Catholic Benevolent League Holds Meeting and Committees Formed
A Fort Wayne gathering of the Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana at St Marys school hall named five member committees to plan measures for a statewide expo. Committees will coordinate location decisions between Rome City and Fort Wayne and draft the memory arrangement for the event. A joint convention with all counsels is planned for May 14 in Fort Wayne with leaders Charlea Hy Blahert and Ratie B Monuett noted.
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Avery
Fort Wayne
Couneil
Cathhalte Benevolent League of
Indiana
St. Mary’ School
Rome City
Yastemtay
War department cites Driggs Seabury in arming Colombia
The War Department alleges that the Driggs Seabury company of New Jersey aided the Colombian government by supplying shells and munitions from an arsenal near Philadelphia. A government letter urges stopping payments and investigates alleged private production for foreign use amid calls for Treasury action and penalties totaling $800,090. Driggs Seabury denies involvement, stating no knowledge of such accusations.
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Tee Washington
Terribune
Woapany
Driggs-Seabury Uyaid Antuanitan Company
New Jersey
du Wise
Breair
Driggs-Seabury Company
Proukted Arsenal
Philadelphia
White Power
War Department
Washington
Dutaull
Java
Tawyers
Sullington
Avtiance Buresy
Hing
Renal
Treasury
McFalyl
Chick
Avanaiee
Towels Offered in Various Sizes and Qualities
A fragmented sale notice lists Turkish towels in several lengths and weights. It notes heavy towels available at various prices and mentions blanched and unblanched options priced at 16, 18, 20, and 25 cents.
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Genwakal
DH. Duck
United States
Gaba
Fom
Nother
Brilaant Soligar
Aautinalda
Company OF Native
Scouts
Bleelvie Lighting
Samuel Hagerty
Thiu Pavia
Payne Tay
Igetlsey
Wyrcelen
Melioal College
Thetry
Paul
A. D. Donshawn
Bone
Mr Bell
Rushlane
CZAR/S
Bt Petersburg
Students’ Organization
BL Petersburg
Terry Duunvillay
Jesce M. Fos
Wabash
Convention OF Catholic Benevolent League
Gouttells
Bundy Atte
Mission
France
Imarringa
Ceremony
Oy Charlea
Hy Blahert
Ratie
Monuett
Genewaul Buefoigton
Strodnle
the Ordnance Chief
Pirate Corporation
Federal Arsenal
Wase War Munitions Ter
Colommba
Jr. and
Mra
Tony Hilwer
Suaumit Sirest
Schmitz
Qalnoun
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