Taft Central Committee Split Over Endorsement
Taft campaign tensions emerge as chairman Walter F Brown delays endorsement, seeking a joint conference involving Senator Dick and Governor Taft. Republicans debate whether a separate Taft endorsement helps unity while Brown and Yorys note a unanimous backing would have followed if such a meeting occurred. The dispute centers on the central committee meeting and the influence of leading Taft supporters.
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Republicud Ny Jeaderd
Walter F. Brown
Otlet Altos
Tarte
Ariinle I
Brown
Yorys
Senatora Ag
Gould Sea
Guad
Taft
Taf
Progress in Haywood jurors and trial readiness noted
May 14 report describes jurors nearing completion of voir dire in the William D. Baywood murder case. Judges and attorneys debate peremptory challenges as Pride and others testify, aiming to seat a twelve-person panel. Details mention court proceedings, examiner Pride, and potential implications for trial timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dols
Vrolimsuirs
Ney
Wiliam LD
Baywood Tor
Trink
Qarrow
J. Ly
Panor
Wenla
Ada
Teleaman Pride
Territorial school leadership shifts at Fort Wayne turmoil
Unclear dispatch reports surprise shifts in state education leadership amid disputed Terre Haute returns. Fort Wayne officials fear a change in the state board as proposals push to place five city superintendents on the board, altering control and policy without full consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wayna
Vigo County
Todianapolis
Sibie Ream
Terre Halts
Ntnte
Tareas Haute
Fort Wayne
Ntata Board of Education
Terre Haute Nva
Fort Wayna
Nlaco
Etate
Euumare
Torre Haute
Ule
Port Wayne
QICK STARTED THE TROUBLE Akron May 14
Akon newspaper notes confusion at a Republican meeting over Secretary Tatts candidacy. Senator Form ker reports no official or unofficial intersession regarding the candidacy. United States Senator Charlie Dick warns against breaking harmony at the late convention.
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Akron
Senater
Ker Rapasrs
Ohto
United States
Bennlor Charioy Dick
Would
Gonatey Faraker
Frenzy of Terror Farm Hand Shoots Woman
In Washington on May 14 a farm hand fired a shot at a woman in her home after a frenzy of terror. The assailant struck the woman in the breast before fleeing, with authorities investigating events at the Myarx house and noting the suspect’s startled, frightened demeanor.
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Washington
Thi
Fawking
Myarx
Howe
Baptists Women in Session in Washington May 4
The Daptist Women in Session met in Washington District of Columbia on May 4 with strong attendance. Mrs Bat McArthur of New York presided and Vice President Fouldontentlarey assisted, honoring Mra Ni Presa at Gatesen. A. G. Turtatta of Chicago served as corresponding secretary, Brn. Teuton Minpipaden attended, and Mra L.A. Crandaih spoke at the event.
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Meetinn
Washington
Washington, D. c
Arnl
Bat
McArthur
Eucecod
Gatenen
Grenten
Mise
A. G. Turtatta
Chiexga
Carrésponding
Brn
Teuton Minpipaden
Omi
AH. Barber
Chirag
Chirag, Treansper
MAA
L.A
Crandaih
Magnate backs rail regulation in national plan
Second Vice-President W. C. Brown of the New York Central in a banquet address declares firm support for regulation of railroads and all corporations by national and state powers. He argues openness, stability, and equality with national banks as guiding principles and urges acting in spirit of the most wholesome interstate restraint.
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Syracuse
W. C. Brown
Yack Central Pifload
Hyvacnes Chamber of
Brown
Tha Raitroad 1
Hernl Innerva- Unm
Radfesi
Arftntor
Iberp Adlontal
Aldek Shwinld Uo
Ann
Robbers Take $87 From Absent Family Home
Mr and Mrs Weniay Matson of St Iwtowenhin report two thieves entered their house Sunday morning and took 87 dollars from a wardrobe and two pocketbooks while the couple slept. Neighbors heard nothing and no one saw the robbers leave. Police are investigating but no arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weniay Matson
St. Iwtowenhin
al Oluwvele
Pio Neighhorn
Iduclenl
Rome
Welaod
Neluon
Joram Tonkel
Young Men to Be Ordained for Fort Wayne Diocese
Five young men who have completed the prescribed course of theological study will be ordained to the priesthood for the Fort Wayne diocese next week. Names include John Bleckmann, Clicknnail Toure JL Parham, Benny A. Moerstman, Julian Skrigomahl, and Whenes Raward Werling. The ceremony will take place at the Cathedral Wednesday morning. The ordination follows completion at Mary’s seminary. A conference in Fort Wayne district is planned with about twenty members attending. Police seek wagon license fee adjustments, set at $10 per month.
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WNI
Fort Wayne
John Bleckmann
JL Parham
New Var
Benny A. Moerstman
Mietaiwalu
Julian Skrigomahl
Whenes Raward Werling
Titi
Oshoys
Dr. Mary's Seminar
Wayne Dlacnas
Lertmain Do
Rov
John Breck~ tWann
Michigan
Chey
Mir
Durham
John Durham
Union City
Flip
Ctty
Pirate of the
Key
Eater Sullivan
Pioneer Wayne lawyer and merchant Gemee H Wilton dies
Gemee H Wilton a long active Wayne lawyer and merchant, born in Pennsylvania, practiced in Wooster and Fort Wayne for decades. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan and Delaware College, earned a degree, and built a lengthy career in law and commerce, with community standing as a public figure.
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Gemee H. Wilton
Dort Wayne
Slusa Devi
Mort Wayne
Wiinou
Emily Ears
Pennsylvania
Moors H. Wiley
Horn
Maps Wilson
Ohio
Neny Wooster
Nortan
Hmv
Atoning
Ito
Wilvon
Bolawaty College
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Olin
Lerehoe
Henin
Wansler
Hogan
Faster Interurban Schedule Planned for Fort Wayne to Bluffton
Superintendent Crawford of the Wahueh Valley system announced a faster Fort Wayne to Bluffton service. Travel time drops to about one hour ten minutes with new intervals of one and a half hours, plus added trains from Fort Wayne and Lafayette connections. Changes affect the Fort Wayne Indianapoly Limited and Union Limited routes, with a planned 4:90 pm departure for Triflan, and upper county-seat stops.
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Wayne Amt
Crawford
Wahueh
Syston
Fort Wayne
Bloitton
Poel Wayne Witd
Rinston
Wayne tTndianapoyq Limited
Pervico
Lafayette
Union Limited
Fort Wiyne
Beollay Ines
Misouri Court Finds Several Firms Guilty in Trust Case
Judge Walter A. Powell in Missouri finds Broraga and Dun, Central fee company, Knoean GH Breweries, and other firms guilty of violating the law. Sentencing to be determined. charges include combinations and alleged restraint of trade. Several defendants were dismissed or sustained in various counts.
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Kansanity Ma
Walter A. Powell
Inrepundance
Ranbrtainliss & Urrest
Broraga
Dun
Central Fee Company
Knoean GH Breweries
Punteimené
Yandursiico- Lyre Merenvilite
Jodo Powell
Ulo
Titer Jidge Powell
Charkr
Stork
Hel Rompany
Atly
Urata
Strike and Food Shortage Cloud Holiday Union Actions
Workers in a holiday strike face food delivery disruption as discussions with management continue. A federation meeting pledged support for strikers, while health officials prepare sanitary reviews of sleeping quarters and factory conditions amid warnings to stay away from the site.
Enormous Trading Sparks Wheat Market With Wild Swings
The Chicago Board of Trade opened with extreme volatility as May July and September wheat futures jumped and then tumbled. Traders watched mixed signals from Minneapolis and weather in the northwest while open outcry and broad buying pushed prices before selling pressures cooled, signaling a volatile day for winter and spring wheat.
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Wis
Prigen
Aly
Fran Yoslanlig
Chicana
Seno Loday
Lig
Ton Brown
United
Bidten
Minnunpolla Pocuusa
Cotlaway
Jamul
Liardora
Ienalie
Goninlaglon
Tina
Astvehe High Neures
Rotham Plans High QL Time for Kurok
Daw York May 44 Preparations are made to give General Kuroki and the Japanese officers a grand reception aboard cruisers to sail from Hampton Roads for an exposition. A banquet and formal entertainments are arranged with Admiral Dower presiding and invitations extended to notable guests and officials for an event at Be Her ty.
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York
Kuroki
Tomorcaw
Hampton Roads
Stieres
Coney Tyland
Bio Veney Aga
Bnata
Wernesiay
al Bherey
Namiral
Tha Meare
Abina
Murntel
Mileen Lindead
Menard Karak
Admiral Dower
Elected Directors for Gancerdla Cemetery Association
The annual meeting was held at St Prout Ackoohol with election of directors for the coming year. Names listed include Pauls, William Kange, ZAmya, William Mib Jers Trinity, Christ. Voltede, Concor dia. Pro Puouing: lamm MAns, Fred Rovao, Roloemer church, Jin Yarnons, Wilkos Saners, Wil Schwalm, Trvatoon and other officers to be elected at the next meeting.
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Gancerdla Cemetery Association
Pneorilin Hemetay Anandation
St Prout Ackoohol
Oollowing Ware
Pauls
William Kange
Zamya
William Mib Jers
Trinity
Christ
Voltede
Concordia
Pro Puouing
Lamm Mans
Fred Rovao
Roloemer Church
Jin Yarnons
Wilkos Saners
Supreme Council of CBL Meets in Baltimore
The Catholic Benevolent League council meets in Baltimore for the twentyeth annual canvass of its allied fraternal organizations. Rich ard R. Tipnoll notes many WG groups are under thirty six years old and covers membership figures reaching 4,734,567 with insurance value over 67 million dollars for 1905.
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Annial Ccanvaniinn
Tier Aaginenne Council
Catholic Benevolent
Jenlow Onan Nore Utina
Cuehoholth
Bupromu
Richard R. Tipnoll
Tay
Jon Mic Eins
Lehman and Forman Wire Trains to Take On Prison Release
In a complex hearing at Washington court, Lehman and Forman Wire face charges linked to a crime scheme. Key figures, including attorneys and managers, appear as witnesses push for a decision on bail and potential further action. The proceedings note the amount involved and ongoing investigations.
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Lehman
Manne Praarine
Letina
Pete
Anager Wale
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Ontlar Marley da Chicago Board
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