Bryan Strong in East as Missouri backs Bryan for President
Washington May 1 Representative David DeArmond of Missouri told the District of Columbia Democratic association that Missouri will support W J Bryan unanimously at Denver. Rep Hughes of New Jersey echoed support saying Bryan may win more votes in New York and New Jersey than any other Democrat and that many in Missouri view Bryan as the logical candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David DeArmond
Missouri
District of Columbia Democratic Association
W. J. Bryan
Denver
Bryan
DeArmond
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Strong
East
Representative Hughes
New Jersey
New York
Democratic Party
Senator Jeff Davis Speech Echoes Across Washington
Washington May 2. Washington laughs at Senator Jeff Davis Arkansas over his speech to suppress pools and trusts. The verbose manuscript, possibly written by Davis himself, shows bizarre diction and grandiose rhetoric. Extracts reveal anti pomp and calls for steadfast public spirit amid opulent temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
United States Senate
Davis
Tillman
Palmesa
Unbridled journalism and defiance in a fiery manifesto
A violent, accusatory tirade rails at a hostile press and political enemies. The speaker denounces “imps of self and greed,” pledges to defend liberty and republican virtue, and condemns slander while invoking George Washington and American independence. The excerpt ends with calls to restore the republic and unite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
America
George III
George Washington
Republic
Senate
Indiana Onion Growers Prepare to Organize in Northeast District
Charles S. Bush of this city urges northeastern Indiana onion growers to form an association to seek better market conditions. The district including Kosciusko, Elkhart, Whitley, DeKalb and Noble counties produces over 1,000,000 bushels annually. Allen county yields about 5,000. The plan aims to centralize sales through a single agent to stabilize markets and reduce handling charges while denying price-control aims. Bush has long advised organization for protection in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bush
Indiana
Kosciusko
Elkhart
Whitley
DeKalb
Noble Counties
Allen County
Bush
Bash Sees Bright Prospects for Toledo Fort Wayne Chicago Canal
Chas S Bash returned from Washington and urged approval of the canal survey appropriation. He expects passage in Congress this session. He noted that the railways and canals committee asked for more briefs and a special Commercial Club committee will provide information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Bash
Washington
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Congress
Bush
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Commercial Club
State meeting to be held at Lake Wawasee
Fort Wayne druggists prepare to attend the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association gathering at Lake Wawasee from June 28 to 26. Papers will be read by eminent men and many welfare topics for druggists will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wawasee
Fort Wayne
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Fort Wayne Men Organize Cuban Land and Improvement Co
Fort Wayne industrial men form the Cuban Land and Improvement Company with 600000 capital to develop 82860 acres of coffee and tobacco land in Trinidad Cuba. Plans include 16 miles of railroad and large plantings of 500000 coffee trees and 100 to 200 acres of tobacco aiming for substantial early profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Cuba
Cuban Land and Improvement Company
W. W. Barnett
U. C.F. Sprankle
C. W. Bell
Trinidad
Santa Clara
Frost Damage Report Across Indiana States Weather
Frost touched Indianapolis and surrounding areas with limited damage due to cool cloudy conditions. Several towns such as Columbus and Seymour reported frost or minor damage while others including Winchester South Bend and New Albany had light frost with little to no damage to crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Winchester
South Bend
Indiana
New Albany
Brownsville
Daviess County
Frankfort
Princeton
Columbus
Hivansville
Delaware County
Seymour
Connersville
New Union Pacific Tea Co Manager Transferred
Cal Hosler becomes manager of the Freeport branch after F N Palmer leaves for Freeport Ill where he will head that city store. Palmer, Fort Wayne resident twelve years, previously led local work at Grand Union Tea Co for five years. Hosler is promoted from assistant manager after six years in the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Hosler
Union Pacific Tea Company
F. N. Palmer
Freeport
Ill
Fort Wayne
Palmer
Grand Union Tea Company
Hosler
Vast development of water power shown
Washington reports record growth in southern Appalachian rivers with an estimated 2 800 000 indicated horsepower, most unused. Experts warn low summer flows from deforestation hinder capacity and propose storage reservoirs to reach up to 42 000 000 horsepower, backed by USGS data and Forest Service findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Appalachian Mountains
Mnill
United States Geological Survey
Appalachians
Forest Service
Private Bank at Cayuga Indiana Collapses
Danville Illinois April 30 The private bank Malone and Son Cayuga Indiana was closed after noon by State Bank Examiner Charles W Camp Indianapolis and will stay under his control until a receiver is appointed next week The bank is short about 35000 of which 15400 was borrowed by the owners without security and overdrafts around 20000 Depositors likely not to lose anything The bank had 10000 capital and 65000 deposits and no prosecutions are expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Malone & Son
Cayuga
Indiana
State Bank
Charles W. Camp
Indianapolis
Camp
Frank W. Malone
Rebecca Malone
Mazie Malone
Hxaminer
Township census shows twenty eight fewer than last year
Township Trustee Cornelius Gearin and deputy Dennis Gormann completed the Wayne township school census outside the city and found a total twenty eight less than last year. The deficit is mainly in the rolling mills district where many young men have left due to industrial conditions seeking work elsewhere in the state or country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Gearin
Dennis Gormann
Wayne Township
Rolling Mills
Man tired of appeal after drunkenness fine
Thomas McCarthy was fined $5 in city court for drunkenness and could not post a $5 bond to appeal. He was arrested Sunday and released, later promising to leave town but staying near the jail and humming about drinks. George Culp, described as cripple, was fined $10 for peddling without a license after insulting several women who refused to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCarthy
Pen
George Culp
Thio Tshea
Johnson says Wall Street 5 not his hope campaign
Detroit April 29 Governor Johnson of Minnesota arrived to speak at Western High School alumni event. He denied ties to Wall Street or Tammany and Bryan, stressing tariff as the main issue and favoring regulated capital without government ownership of railroads.
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Detroit
Mich
Johnson
Minnesota
the Western High School
New York
Wall Street
Hudson
Tammany
Murphy
Mr. Bryan
Purdue President’s Wife Leaves Family for Yogi Sect
Lafayette Ind May 2 President Winthrop Ellsworth Stone of Purdue confirmed his wife has withdrawn from her husband and family to pursue a mystic teaching imported from India. He and their two sons are heartbroken but cannot reach her. The report cites her alleged joint involvement with Kabakon sun worshippers and theosophical beliefs. Stone believes her mentally irresponsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Winthrop Ellsworth Stone
Purdue University
India
Stone
College Town
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Gottingen
Massachusetts State Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue
Kabakon
South Sea Islands
Germany
Dr. Stone
August Englehardt
Drunken Peddler Endangers Train on Nickel Plate
Thomas Reynolds, a drunken peddler, slept on Nickel Plate tracks in the east end after an altercation with a husband over a threatened purchase. Patrolman Murphy discovered Reynolds as a passenger train neared, his eyes blackened from the earlier incident, and the case was to be heard in court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reynolds
East End
Murphy
Eeet
Wintry Blast Sweeps Indiana After Temperature Drop
South Bend Indiana May 2 Following an 18 degree fall in temperature northern Indiana faces wintry blasts and snow flurries. A northwest wind brings stormy weather though no killing frost. Lake Michigan craft seek harbor safety as a gale looms. Fruit growers fear thousands in losses from a freeze. Snow fell but no frost damage yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Indiana
Tribune
Benton Harbor
Mich
Lake Michigan
Dispatch
Snowfall and mild temps bring light frost in Michigan
A May 2 report from Detroit notes soft wet snow over most of lower Michigan and the lake region. Temperatures stay above freezing, causing little vegetable damage. frost occurred last night and is likely tonight.
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Detroit
Mich
Lower Michigan
Lake
Frost Hits Indiana Regions With Ice and Snow
Frost damaged several sections of Indiana with ice forming overnight. Warsaw reported ice, Michigan City had ice, Richmond saw light frost, and Rushville experienced heavy frost and ice. Evansville Princeton and Vincennes were spared as snow falls continue in parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Warsaw
Evansville
Princeton
Vincennes
Michigan City
Richmond
Rushville
Frost Ravages Gardens and Orchards in Nebraska
A heavy frost across southern Nebraska last night ruined early garden crops and fruit. Lincoln reported frost across the region this morning with orchards and gardens sustaining heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln
Looking For A Blizzard In Toledo May Weather
Toledo Ohio reports a gale wind with frequent snow flurries that threaten a blizzard like winter. Forecasters warn of possible heavy frost along the Lake Erie fruit belt, as unseasonable conditions persist today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Lake Erie
Rare Caesarian Section Performed by Local Doctors
Dr J M Dinnen Dr A H Macbeth and Dr John McArile of this city conducted a rare and difficult Caesarian section at South Whitley on Thursday. Despite unusual complications, the operation is reported to be successful. The patient Mrs Joseph Grimes 28, and both mother and baby are expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dinnen
A. H. Macbeth
John McArile
South Whitley
Joseph Grimes
Mother
Babe
Branning Wins Big Plurality For Wayne Township Trustee
Near six thousand votes were cast in Wayne township primaries with Henry E. Branning capturing the Democratic nomination for trustee by about one thousand four votes over John H. Stellhorn. John A. Bushman led Edwin W. Miller for assessor while Charles A. Graham faced no opposition for trustee on the Republican ticket and John W. Holmes defeated David C. McKeeman for assessor. Official totals list Democratic candidates and the Wayne township contest results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Henry E. Branning
John H. Stellhorn
John A. Bushman
Edwin W. Miller
Charles A. Graham
John W. Holmes
David C. McKeeman
Jacob Wagner
Thadew
A. Louis Griebel
Branning
Edwin W. Miller Ream
Eyes Burned As Boiling Water Strikes Chef
Philip G. Lotz, chef at Berry cafe on West Jefferson, suffered severe eye burns when a bucket of boiling water splashed into his face during a Wednesday night shift. Other facial burns are minor by comparison. Doctor says permanent damage unlikely but he will stay home for a period of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lotz
Philip G. Lotz
Berry Cafe
West Jefferson Street
Lotz
Real Estate or Personal Security Mentioned in Pfeiffer Listing
J. E. Pfeiffer offers real estate or personal security services, located in Rooms 6 7 Bass Block, suggesting a small business listing or agency address in a historic urban block. The note emphasizes location rather than service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
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Chilly Jack
Union Pacific Tea House
Appalachian Range
M’carthy
Mrs. Stone
State
Col
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Globeville
Bushman
Holmes
McHenry-Milhouse Mfg. Co
South Bend, Ind
H. Pfeffer
Son
Columbia Street
Charles ‘A
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W. Emgelaian
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