Northern Indiana to Become Again a Fruit-Growing District
The Sentinel notes a surge in selling and planting fruit trees across Allen county signaling a revival of Northern Indiana as a fruit-growing region. It cites past blight challenges, renewed expert guidance, and apple shows as catalysts for a broader, sustained farming movement with strong local and state implications.
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Indiana
Sentinel
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
President Taft Demonstrates Fighting Qualities in Campaign
In Springfield Massachusetts President Taft launches a bold attack on Colonel Roosevelt. The exchange marks a dramatic shift from a calm style to vigorous political combat. Roosevelt is reportedly surprised as Taft signals a willingness to adopt aggressive tactics in the race.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Springfield
Mass
Oyster Bay
Supreme Court Banishes Saloons in Kokomo Case
The Indiana Supreme Court decision in the Kokomo saloon dispute clarifies the authority of local election boards. The ruling centers on the board of elections and its power to regulate saloon operations within Kokomo, outlining legal standards and implications for local governance.
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Howard County
Indiana
Kokomo
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Eieey
Roosevelt and Bryan Dominate Gop and Dem Debate
The piece notes rising Roosevelt support among Republicans and recurring speculation that William Jennings Bryan could be Baltimore’s eventual choice. It acknowledges Bryan’s enduring prominence in the Democratic Party and suggests many Roosevelt backers would favor Bryan over Roosevelt for the presidency.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Baltimore
Mr. Roosevelt
Bryan
Fairbanks Shifts To Forestry Addresses Amid GOP Turmoil
The text notes Taft and Roosevelt clashing over the Republican nomination while Charles Warren Fairbanks quietly speaks on forestry. It suggests Fairbanks aims to protect his potential as a dark horse should Chicago reject both leaders, avoiding accusations of partisan conduct in the dispute.
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Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Chicago
Colonel Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Railway Engineers Strike Threat Needs Quick Settlement
The same approach that resolves coal issues could avert a railroad engineers strike. With fair wage goals and stockholders agreeable to smaller dividends, a strike would hurt both sides. Hope rises for a speedy adjustment of differences.
Dr. Wiley urged as possible governor candidate in Indiana
The piece questions Dr. Harvey W. Wiley as a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Indiana this year. It suggests his scientific eye could detect adulterated lemons, implying skepticism about his feasibility and calling for action to save him from supporters.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Indiana
Dr. Wiley
Wiley
Harvesters Resist Dissolving Trust in Court Fight
The harvester combine rejects the idea of dissolving the trust despite government lawyers arguing the error. The record notes the insistence that the trust will contest the matter in court against Uncle Sam.
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Harvester Combine
Uncle Sam
Lawyers Flock to Titanic Inquiry in Washington
Legal professionals with fat fee ambitions swarm the Titanic disaster investigation in Washington. The crowd is so dense that witnesses struggle to find space to testify about the catastrophe.
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Washington
Crumpacker Reports Minimal Campaign Spending
Congressman Crumpacker files his certified expense schedule showing only ninety four cents spent on his renomination campaign on the Republican ticket in the Tenth district. The report suggests inflation has little impact in the district.
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Crumpacker
Richmond Declares May 3 Cleaning Day by City
Mayor W. W. Zimmerman of Richmond proclaims May 3 as cleaning day and enlists school children in the effort to make Richmond cleaner than ever. The idea offers a temporary illustration of what a city can do when it tries.
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W. W. Zimmerman
Richmond
Fort Wayne Opens Central League Season After Taft-Roosevelt Clash
The district sees the Taft-Roosevelt clash conclude in time for Fort Wayne to begin the Central League baseball season with full local focus.
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Fort Wayne
Taft and Roosevelt Exchange Praises Spark Public Buzz
The cheerful exchange between President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt stirs public interest and predicts lively reaction, with onlookers preparing for a spirited political atmosphere and possible brick-bat moments as supporters and critics react.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Good Grass Weather Boosts Late-Season Crops
Reports across the county say Timothy hay survived winter in good condition despite cold. The Bash Fertilizer Company has shipped over 2,000 tons of fertilizer, signaling strong demand as corn harvests face delays from cold and rain.
Relentless War Against Anarchists in France
Paris reports a sustained clash as Bonnot and Dubois were killed after a five hour siege at a Choisy-le-Roi garage. Police, guards, and detectives hunted anarchists refugeing in Paris, aiming to deport them as enemies of society. The battle followed the death of Assistant Commissioner Jouin, prompting calls for harsher punishment.
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Paris
France
Choisy-le-Roi
Europe
Jouin
Bonnet
Petit Ivry
Louis Lepine
Bonnot
Dubois
Duboin
London
Hounds Ditch
Whitechapel
Guichard
Subchief
Police Jouin
Choisy-le- Roi
Ivry
Fromentin
Lepine
Republican Guard
Engineer Corps
AM. Lepine
M. Guichard
Fortean
Debria
Obois
Jules Bonnot
Titanic Survivor Tales Highlight Sailor's Courage and Cowardice
Passengers recount the sinking of the Titanic from a Pullman voyage to Fort Wayne. A British woman, last on deck, describes refusing to abandon ship, lifeboat chaos, and the heroic救 of children. Survivors recall long hours adrift, burial of memories, and aid from Carpathia.
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Titania
William Geake
New York
Fort Wayne
Geake
Delhi, Inc
Montana
Bristol
Eng
Gardner, Wathen & Co
Gardner
Mr. Wathen
Hugh
Mr. Geake
Europe
Carpathia
Milwaukee
Rev J F Noll Opens New Catholic Weekly
Huntington Ind April 25 Rev J F Noll launches Our Sunday Visitor a weekly paper joining Parish Monthly which now has a circulation over sixty five thousand He installed a printing plant to manage growth and reduce costs He mailed 5000 sample copies to priests nationwide for distribution.
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J. F. Noll
Huntington
Ind
Geeek
Noll
United States
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