Roosevelt letter urges Minnesota to back Roosevelt in primaries
Theodore Roosevelt urges Minnesotans to support his presidential bid, arguing Taft is controlled by party bosses. He cites primary results across nine states, claims Roosevelt stands for the plain people against bosses, and asks Minnesota to join Oregon, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Maine, Kansas, and Maryland in backing him.
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New York
Roosevelt Committee
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
R. A. Caswell
Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Oregon
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Maryland
Chicago
Taft
Hampshire
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Gallinger
Aldrich
Penrose
Kealing
Leimer
Messrs
Guggenheim and Evans
Calhoun
Southern Pacific Railway
California
Montana
Smith
Towney
Lorimer
Guggenheim
Ohio
New Jersey
Maine
Kansas
Great Assembly of Presbyterian Church to Convene in Louisville
The one hundred twenty fourth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America will meet May 16 in Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church Louisville Kentucky, opening with a sermon by retiring moderator Rev Dr John F Carson. The gathering will be the largest yet and the first south of the Ohio River. Over 1 000 members will enroll across 37 synods and 292 presbyteries. Pittsburg Presbytery leads with sixteen commissioners. Possible moderator candidates include Rev Frank Woodford Sneed of East Liberty Pittsburg and Rev Dr James Gore King McClure of McCormick Seminary. The church reports more than 1 500 000 members, 9 000 ministers, 10 000 congregations, and last year surpassed 27 million dollars in contributions.
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Fittsburg
Great General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church
Louisville
John F. Carson
Brooklyn
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Luisville
Pennsylvania
Frank Woodford Sneed
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
Missouri
Minnesota
General Assembly
Sneed
Atlantic Synod
Freedmens Board
Dr. Sneed
James Gore King McClure
McCormick Seminary
Princeton
McCormick
Presbyterian Church
Executive Commission
Winona Assembly Board
Garrett Indoor Fair Aims to Fund Volunteer Fire Dept
Garrett Indiana hosts a three day indoor fair at the Coliseum on June 18 19 20 to cover expenses for the volunteer fire department ahead of the Northeastern Indiana Volunteer Firemen's Association state meeting in Dunkirk on June 27. Fire chief Al W Beehler names a general committee including G C Scott Leslie Stoner Conrad Schomberg A Palmer Thomas Byanski and J O Landes with help from the Garrett Military Band and the Wives of the fire company members.
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Leslie Stoner
Conrad Schomberg
A. Palmer
Thomas Byanski
J. O. Landes
Garrett Military Band
Elected School Trustee Accepts Library Board Post
Huntington Indiana May 9 At the school board meeting C W Whitelock accepted a seat on the library board as Third ward representative. He fills the vacancy caused by B F Bilster's refusal to accept the post when offered.
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Huntington
Ind
C. W. Whitelock
Library Board
Third Ward
Whitelock
B. F. Bilster
Fort Wayne Canal Bill Advances in Senate Survey Set
The Senate approved the river and harbor bill with an $8,000,000 boost to a total around $34,000,000 for canal work. A War Department survey will study a potential northern Indiana canal linking Lake Erie to Lake Michigan to aid a Toledo Fort Wayne Chicago route.
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Fort Wayne Canal
Senate
Washington
Toledo-Fort Wayne-Chicago
House
Mississippi
Maica Bay
Allegheny River
Delaware River
Cape Lookout
St. Mary’s _ river
Chicago Harbor
Ohio River
Cairo
Los Angeles Harbor
War Department
Indiana
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Chief of Engineers
Toledo
Lake “Michigan
Mayor Gaynor on the Courts in New Haven Speech
New York Mayor William J. Gaynor spoke at Yale on distributive justice and accused courts of obstructing social and economic reforms. He urged judicial recalls by constitutional amendments and defended long terms for judges while warning against public official recalls.
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New Haven
Conn
William J. Gaynor
New York
Yale Forum
Gaynor
Rev David F Cender Dies After Long Ministry
Reverend David F. Cender, a Presbyterian minister for thirty years, died Tuesday at the home of his foster daughter in Leo. Born in Germany over 75 years ago, he lived in the United States about 50 years and served through the Civil War before entering the ministry. He spent 25 years in Cardington, Ohio, and his funeral was held Thursday at 10 a.m. from the Methodist Episcopal church in Lee with Rev Dickson and Rev Clark officiating.
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David F. Cender
Gilbert McNabb
Leo
Germany
Cardington
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lee
Dickson
Clark
Burned in Saving Child in Indiana House Fire
Miss Edith Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Miller was badly burned while extinguishing a fire that caught Eloise Derheimer the child. The incident occurred in Columbia City Indiana on May 10 as bystanders helped save the child from flames.
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Columbia City
Ind
Edith Miller
Joe. Miller
Eloise
Joseph . Derheimer
Hammond 10 Get Big Steel Plant In Indiana Harbor Area
Chicago dispatch reports Hammond Indiana plans a modern steel plant costing about 11 million dollars, employing around 5900. The project could spur Hammond toward city prominence and population growth, with a Calumet region land purchase by Ferdinand Schlesinger and associates triggering canal and rail developments nearby. The site lies near Wolf Lake, bounded by drainage canals and White Oak avenue, with completion expected in about two years and extensive rail access from major lines. Nearby industries include Baldwin Locomotive Works and Standard Steel, among others, within two miles of the site.
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Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Indiana
Calumet
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Indiana Harbor Ship Canal
Wolf Lake
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Indiana Harbor Belt
Pere Marquette and
Wabash
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Buckeye Steel Castings Company
Standard Steel Company
Simplex Railway Appliance Company
W. B. Conkey Company
American Steel Foundries
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Standard Forgings Company
Inland Paper company expands Garrett mill output
Garrett Indiana May 10 the Inland Paper company led by William MacFarland of Lockport is operating a Garrett area mill built by Garrett Paper Mills producing three tons a day with seven workers. plans include night shifts and a dynamo upgrade to reach twenty five tons daily.
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Garrett
Ind
The
Inland Paper Company
William MacFarland
Lockport
Garrett Paper Mills
Stork Delivers Quintet at Linton Farm
Mrs. Monroe Bennett, 30, wife of a farmer three miles west of Linton, gave birth to quintuplets three girls and two boys. All born healthy with evident good condition. Two years ago the Bennetts had twins.
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Linton, Tnd
Monroe Bennett
Linton
Gad
Piano Dealers Will Come Here for 1913 Convention
Fort Wayne delegates to the Indiana Piano Dealers annual convention, held in Indianapolis, won the right to host the third annual meeting in Fort Wayne. About seventy five prominent Indiana piano dealers will attend. The Fort Wayne delegation included M. J. Marttene elected vice president, George Jacobs, J. C. Stafford and Guy Conklin. Marttene spoke on local state and national association benefits and urged Fort Wayne as host, influencing the decision.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana Piano Dealers
Indianapolis
Indiana
M. J. Marttene
Georgeacobs
J. C. Stafford
Guy Conklin
Marttene
Cline seeks quick aid on new soldier pension increase
Representative Cyrus Cline writes from Washington urging Twelfth district soldiers to send name, unit, service length, and pension details to obtain the new Smoot Sherwood pension increase. He promises blanks and filing help at once, noting delays may miss benefits. He asks The Sentinel to publish the appeal to reach all veterans.
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Cyrus Cline
Washington
The
Sentinel
Twelfth Congressional District
Cline
Conference Committee
House
Senate
Twelfth District
Home for their pastor Presbyterian church to buy manse
Bluffton Indiana May 9 The congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church decided to purchase a manse for the pastor and his family A subscription and finance committee led by Dr G E Fulton and a location committee including Mrs I N Hatfield and G E Gardiner will plan the project and circulate papers to raise funds
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Presbyterian Church
Bluffton
Ind
G. E. Fulton
Odus Hastings
A. Wilson
Frank Williamson
W. E. Simons
I. N. Hatfield
Sol Staver
G. E. Gardiner
Elmer Hastings
M. M. Justus
Navratil Claims Titanic Waifs as Her Children
Mme Navratil of Nice announces the Titanic orphans cared for in New York are her sons. She received their photos, intends to sail on the Oceanic to claim custody, stating her husband confided the children to a cousin amid divorce proceedings and later went to England.
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Nice
France
Mme. Navratil
New York
England
America
Brandy and Stills Seized in Indiana Raid Near St Peters
May 9 report says F M Smith of the internal revenue service seized 65 gallons of brandy and two stills, arresting John Saltain at a home near St Peters Indiana. The haul is described as the largest in ten years. Saltain faces charges of concealing brandy from the government and selling without a license.
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Indianapolis
F. M. Smith
Internal Revenue Department
John Saltain
St. Peters
Ind
Indiana
Saltain
Mr. Smith
New Anti-Saloon League Superintendent Arrives in Fort Wayne
Rev. W. H. Chase assumes district duties for the Anti-Saloon League in Fort Wayne succeeding Rev. N. Shirey. He arrives from Jacksonville Florida where he led the state program and has held multiple district and state posts in Pennsylvania and Pittsburg. Chase seeks a local home as his family plans to move from Florida next week.
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Anti- Saloon League
Fort Wayne
W. H. Chase
City
N. €. Shirey
Indianapolis
Tri-State
East Berry Street
Mr. Chase
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Anti-Saloon League
League
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Marion
Bluffton
Whitler County Pledges Big Delegation to Baltimore Convention
Maurice Niezer, secretary of Indiana’s state delegation, says Whitler county business leaders pledged funds to fill a special car for the Baltimore convention. A letter from Hf. D. McLallen of Columbia City reports strong local enthusiasm for the Marshall for President movement and a large Twelfth district turnout. Niezer notes high demand for assembly tickets and warns meeting attendance will strain supply.
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Hf. D. McLallen
Columbia City
Baltimore
Maurice Niezer
Whitles County
Marshall
Boom
McLallen
Mr. Niezer
Whitler County
Niezer
Indiana
Governor Reappoints Dr Wheelock To Indiana Optometry Board
Governor Marshall reappoints Dr K K Wheelock of the city to another term on the Indiana state board of registration and examination in optometry.
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Marshall
K. K. Wheelock
Indiana State Board
Flaws in Meat Inspection Law Highlighted in Hearing
Rev. Caro line Bartlett Crane of Michigan testified before the House committee on expenditures in the agricultural department that regulations by the bureau of animal industry under the meat inspection law allow possible defrauding of the public. She backed a Wisconsin representative’s call for a congressional inquiry and demonstrated with a labeled lard can that a government seal and inspection label could mislead consumers into thinking the product is protected. The event prompted laughter as the candy lard proof illustrated the risk from regulatory gaps.
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Washington
Caroline Bartlett Crane
Michigan
House Committee On
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Crane
Nelson
Wisconsin
Beef Trust
Indiana to receive three crayon portraits from federal gifts
Washington reports the Indiana secretary of state will receive three crayon portraits of former speakers John W. Davis Michael C Kerr and Schuyler Colfax as a free gift from the federal government after Congress directed replacement of crayon portraits with oil paintings. The shipment to Indiana will occur once the replacements are hung and the portraits are sent at no cost to the government.
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Washington
Lew Ellingham
Indiana
Mr. Ellingham
Uncle Sam
House of Representatives
James K. Polk
John Bell
Howell Cobb
John W. Davis
M. C. Kerr
Schuyler Colfax
Robert M. T. Hunter
Andrew Stevenson
Philip Barbour
J. W. Jones
John G. Carlisle
J. L. Orr
Langdon Cheeves
Nathaniel Macon
William Pennington
House
National House
John W. Davin
Michael C. Kerr
Central College holds June 12 commencement in Huntington
Huntington Ind May 9 The Central college commencement will be held on Wednesday June 12 Those completing the four year course will receive the B A degree and the academic course will receive a diploma Those graduating with B A degrees are W F Merchant W H Kindel Bryant Lawrence W A Kopp and Ethel Eldred Those finishing the academic course are Clarence Steman Desbie Borton Clea Hildebrand Merle Gragg and Dessie Wolford
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Huntington
Ind
Central College
W. F. Merchant
W. H. Kindel
Bryant Lawrence
W. A. Kopp
Ethel Eldred
Clarence, Steman
Dessi
Borton
Clea Hildebrand
Merle Gragg
Dessie Wolford
Whitley Republican Convention Set for June 8
Columbia City Ind May 10 The republican county convention will be held at Tuttles opera house this year on Saturday June 8. Thus far only five candidates have announced and two seek the sheriff post.
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Columbia City
Ind
Tuttle
Opera House
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Caswell
Garrett Indoor Fair
Shields
Séritinel- Staff
W. J. Davis
ED Brockmeyer
Mayor Gaynor
New York Executive
Justice
D. F. Cender
Garrett Paper Mill
STORK
Vention
Indiana Piano Dealers’ Association
Shirey
Whitley
DR. Wheelock
the Central College
Whitley Republican Convention
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