State Platform Adopted by Indiana Republicans
The Indiana Republican platform, prepared by the resolutions committee led by Ward Watson, was read and adopted without debate in Indianapolis. It endorses Theodore Roosevelt, supports tariff protection, gold standard, and aggressive anti trust measures, praises Governor Durbin, commends Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge, and calls for continued nonpartisan state governance and labor protections.
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Brooklyn and Philadelphia National Jereme ball teams postposed
New York April 27. Another postponement was taken today for Brooklyn and Philadelphia National Jereme ball teams arrested Sunday on charges of violating Sunday ball playing laws. Arguments were heard and a further adjournment set for Tuesday when more hearings will be presented.
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Gold Mining Ventures in Calaveras County California
Former County Treasurer L Hunter has acquired mining properties in Calaveras County and plans to relocate from Fort Wayne within six weeks. He, with partners, bought a large strip including an ancient river bed believed to hold new gold deposits and will hire many workers for extensive operations. Hunter, a Fort Wayne businessman and former Allen County treasurer, active in local politics, will keep his family in Indiana for now. Also notes a health claim about pine forest air and Pineites sold by Meyer Bros. Co.
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Wayne Telegraph and Railroad School Ad in Fort Wayne
Advertisement states a training program for Telegraph Operator Clerk and Agent with a six to seven month duration offered by the Wayne Telegraph and Railroad School on the third floor of Main and Calhoun Streets in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Simple at home cancer cure offered by Dr Zimmerman
An advertisement promises a home cancer cure by Dr Charles Zimmerman & Co of Fort Wayne Indiana. It claims to be simple safe and sure with testimonials and free information.
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Charles Zimmerman & CO
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Allen County
Notice to creditors and heirs of dohuwnna Nolan deceased to appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana May 6 1904 and show cause why final settlement and accounts with the estate should not be approved Cornelius Gerrin administrator witness the clerk April 30 1904 Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana attorney RTwet
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Fort Wayne
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Entke
Beirshin
Cornelius Gerrin
W. A. Tounson
Allen Chentz
MW. G. Colirick
Explosion Averted After 700 Tons Dynamite Fire
Cronstadt wires ignited a stash of about 700 tons of dynamite yesterday. Fire broke out and caused some damage but the flames were extinguished without a major blast. Local authorities reported no further casualties.
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Cronstadt
Stare Hese
Child in Court for Small Theft
A 11 year old foster child, Marie Fisher, pled guilty in municipal court to stealing seven cents from a dresser. Foster mother Alice Fisher sought reform school placement. meanwhile the girl remains with her family as the case advances to the avenue court.
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Alice Fisher
Allen County
T. J. Logan
Avenue Court
Son Now A Waiter in Indiana After Bank Wreck
Frank Collins, son of former Indiana National Bank cashier Wilson Collins, serves at Fort Leavenworth for bank wrecking and works as a waiter at Prof. McKenzie's school in Lima to partly pay tuition. He also is a school bugler and band member. His grandfather from Knoxville formerly wealthy cannot aid financially. The family has suffered repeated losses from the bank failure.
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Robbers Used Mails In Clay City Bank Job Case
Terre Haute Indiana April 27 Post office Inspector Fletcher joins the Clay City bank robbery probe after mail fragments tie the crime to suspects Sam Peerman and Perry Walton ex convicts. Peerman allegedly did the written part and was reportedly arrested in Montezuma. Walton burned a letter but Mrs Walton retrieved it before the stove claim. Sheriff Bray recovered the note.
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Ingalls Returns to New York Aboard Oceanic
Melvin E. Ingalls, of Cincinnati, president of the Big Four railroad, arrived in New York today aboard the Oceanic from Liverpool after several months abroad.
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Cleveland to Speak on Chicago Riots of 1894
Former President Cleveland will deliver the Trask lecture in Princeton on May 2 about the circumstances connected with the Chicago riots of 1894. The riots occurred during the American Railway union strike led by Eugene V. Debs, with federal troops sent to Chicago to protect the mails.
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