Beckham Rebuts Durbin Over Goebel Case Demands Extradition
Kentucky Governor Beckham sternly rebukes Indiana Governor Durbin for refusing to honor requisitions for W. S. Taylor and Charles Finley in the Goebel murder affair. He accuses Durbin of a political bargain, defends Kentucky courts, and argues for enforcement of the extradition order.
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Frankfort
Beckham
Kentucky
Durbin
Indiana
Taylor
Finley
Goebel
Derbin
United States
Mandemus
Supreme Court
W. S. Taylor
Charles Finley
William Goebel
State Capitol
Secretary of State
Sugar Beet Refining Visit Highlights Kalamazoo Plant
A Kalamazoo refinery visit by H F Schnelker Peter Certin and J B Manning shows the plant can process 500 tons of beets daily into 850 barrels of sugar. Local farmers in Allen county hear about yields of 12 to 15 tons per acre with 10 to 12 percent sugar target and plans for 5 000 acres next year.
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Allen County
Messrs
H. F. Schnelker
New Haven
Peter Certin
J. B Manning
Kalamazoo
Mr. Manning
the Sentinel
F. J. Henry
Manning
Henry
Ailen County
Indiana
Michigan
Germany
Pittsburg shopmen ill and off duty by permission
P Weaner, William Rohgans, H F Krohne, E Buck, 8 G Mahler and J H Cody are sick and M H Robertson and F M Bailey are off duty by permission. They are Pittsburg shopmen.
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P. Weaner
William Rohgans
H. F. Krohne
E. Buck
G. Mahler
J. H. Cody
M. H. Robertson
F. M. Bailey
Pittsburg
Rev Gross Returns Home After Major Operation
Rev C Gross D D pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church has returned home from a critical operation in St Louis Missouri. He is recovering well and will likely resume duties soon.
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C. Gross
D. D
Emanuel Lutheran Church
St. Louis
Middletown social notes and visits
Miss Elnora Traul of Dayton returns home while Lee Hartzell attends Huntington business college. Local youths attend Hoagland debate with Mae Emrick, Maud Emrick, Harley Elmer, Lucius Elmers, Chance Snider, Clarence Stout, Ira Somers. Box social at Bethel next Saturday. Dr Smith's Hoagland party follows the debate. Fenner from Marion Normal guest of honor. Corn husking continues. Martin and Marion, Néiy.
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Elnora Traul
Dayton
Ohio
Lee Hartzell
Business College
Huntington
Hoagland
Mae
Maud Emrick
Harley
Lucius Elmers
Chance Snider
Clarence Stout
Ira Somers
Minnie Falls
Fort Wayne
Bethel School House
Dr. Smith
Fenner
Marion Normal School
Martin
Marion
Néiy
Kentucky case settled for two revenue posts in Kentucky
Washington November 12 The Kentucky internal revenue collectorship fight ended with President agreeing to appoint E A Craft as collector for the Fifth district Louisville and George W Leiberth for the Sixth district Covington. D N Comingore was the current holder and sought reappointment.
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Washington
Kentucky Internal Revenue Collectorship
Debese
Boreing
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
E. A. Craft
C. E. Sapp
Louisville
George W. Leiberth
Covington
D. N. Comingore
Toledo men eye Hicksville to Marion traction line
J C Bonner W C Brewer Milton Taylor and J L Yost of Toledo met Tuesday with Indiana and Ohio Traction leaders William Enough H Hanna and others. The group, worth four to five million dollars, may buy the Indiana and Ohio rights or finance the line from Toledo to Hicksville. Work could start early next spring and proceed to completion within the franchise deadline.
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J. C. Bonner
W. C. Brewer
Milton Taylor
J. L. Yost
Toledo
William Enough
H. ©. Hanna
Indiana and Ohio Traction Company
Hicksville
Ohio
Marion
Ind
Gentlemen of Means
Indiana and Ohio Company
Independent bakers form committee on permanent organization
Cincinnati, Nov. 12. The general conference of Independent Cracker and Biscuit bakers appointed a committee on permanent organization led by George A. Ward of Pittsburgh with J G Yorn Boston B C Starry Cleveland and others. A separate ways and means panel chaired by J G Annon Green Bay includes C Streitman Cincinnati and Frank Goetz Manchester. The groups discussed plans to organize without creating a counter trust to the National Biscuit Company, which they oppose.
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Cincinnati
General Conference of
Independent Cracker and Biscuit Bakers
George A. Ward
Pittsburg
J. G. Yorn
Boston
B. C. Starry
Cleveland
Jingu
Denver
W. L. Lenhart
Brownvill
Edward Graves
Washington, D. C
Harry Fox
Chicago
J. G. Annon
Green Bay
Wis
C. Streitman
Frank Goetz
Manchester
Conn
National Biscuit Company
Adams Township Forms Game and Bird Protective Association
Adams township farmers organize to protect game and birds from illegal hunting. At a meeting they adopt a pledge to unite in enforcing state game laws and bring violators to justice as the Adams Township Game and Bird Protective Association.
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Adams Township
New Officers Elected at St Pauls Walther League Meeting
At the annual meeting in the school hall St Pauls Walther league elected officers: President George Dannenfelser, vice president S K Juergenson, secretary August Streicher, financial secretary William Doehermann Jr., treasurer H S Nahrwold. Trustees Ed Moellering Henry Uein ker and W C Baade. Membership committee W Streider F Schroeder A Streider. Library committee H P Brinkroeger J M E Riedel H J Feiertag. Installation set for first Monday evening in December.
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St. Paul’s Walther League
George Dannenfelser
S. K. Juergenson
August Streicher
William Doehermann, Jr
H. S. Nahrwold
Ed Moellering
Henry Ueinker
W. C. Baade
W. Streider
F. Schroeder
A. Streider
H. P. Brinkroeger
J. M. E. Riedel
H. J. Feiertag
Henry Clay McDowell Named U S District Judge
Washington November 12 Judge Henry Clay McDowell chosen to succeed Judge John HB Paul as United States district judge for the western district of Virginia McDowell hails from Wise County and comes with notable family lineage and legal background.
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United States
Washington
Henry Clay McDowell
John HB. Paul
Western District
Virginia
Death of Milan township farmer after runaway crash
Henry Neitert, 59, of Milan township, died at New Haven three hours after a runaway accident near town. He was thrown from the buggy after his horse shied, suffered head injuries, and never regained consciousness. Survived by widow and four children Henry Gottlieb Louisa and Sophia Nesitert.
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Henry Neitert
Milan Township
New Haven
Neitert
Rapp
The New Juries Are Drawn for November Term
Jury commissioners drew the November circuit court juries. Grand jury includes Theodore Thorward Walter Shane Louis Schroeder Jr David Watson Bert Zimmerman and Frank Gromax. Petit jury lists Joseph Storm Jackson B Hyser Samuel Webster John D Carpenter Myron Gorrell Theodore Egerman Joseph Pierre Gotlieb F Geller Jacob W Miller William J McNabb John Spitler. Grand jury unlikely to be called. no prisoners or cases currently awaiting grand jury action.
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Henry Hild
William A. Spindler
Circuit Court
Theodore Thorward
City
Walter Shane
Aboit
Louis Schroeder, Jr
David Watson
Cedar Creek
Bert Zimmerman
Milan
Frank Gromax
Joseph Storm
St. Joseph Township
Jackson B. Hyser
Lafayette
Samuel Webster
Monroe
John D. Carpenter
Jackson
Myron Gorrell
Theodore Egerman
Adams
Joseph Pierre
Gotlieb F. Geller
Jacob W. Miller
William J. McNabb
John Spitler
Lawsuit over real estate title in Superior court
The Funk vs Fuesse case sits before Judge Aiken over real estate title. Heaton filed bond as notary with Vesey as surety. Burns and Mason sue Union Cemetery Church of Huntertown for mechanics liens worth 55 dollars each. Typhoid pneumonia keeps Stout Jr. home. Dierkes faces two to fourteen years in Jeffersonville. Jackson divorce granted with custody of three children. McLean county officials visited Bloomington for a new county building project costing about a half million dollars. furniture bids will open next Saturday after a tour of Allen county courthouse furnishings.
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Lawrence Funk
Henry Fuesse
Edward Dierkes
Jeffersonville
Peter Collins
Aiken
Rebecca Jackson
Silas Jackson
Jones
Stewart, Smith and Cowden
Board of Supervisors
McLean County
Illinois
Court House
Colonel Read
Bloomington
Allen County Court House
Resignation of Hamilton Bank Official Ties to Aetna Office Move
Charles W. Orr, longtime Hamilton National Bank assistant cashier, resigns to become manager of a new Aetna Life Insurance general office to be established in Fort Wayne. Orr, a key local figure since 1874, will oversee northern Indiana counties from 32 East Berry Street.
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Charles W. Orr
Hamilton National Bank
Orr
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hareford
Conn
Fort Weyne
Legion Af
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Erst
Regina
Lins Estern Imsurancs
Buciness
Tas
Moetmnager
Ir. Orr
Ether Big Insurance
Aetna
Tr. Orr
East Berry Street
Allen County Loan and Savings Gesociation
Citizens’ Trust Company
Resolutions of Respect for J D Sarnighausen at St Pauls Walther League
At a regular meeting of St Pauls Walther League resolutions of respect were adopted for the memory of the late Hon J D Sarnighausen. A copy was sent to his sister in Germany. Sarnighausen was a prominent member and rooms were draped in his memory.
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St. Paul's
Pedestrian Race Starts in Six Day Go-You-Please
Crowds packed the old city hall in Pittsburg at 12 30 this morning to witness the six day race for the championship. Top contenders include US champion George Tracy and English champion George Cartwright as twenty two entrants sprinted off in the 142 hour endurance event on a twenty lap to a mile track.
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Pittsburg
George Tracy
United States
George Cartwright
England
Army Paymaster Robbed In Pensacola Heist
Army paymaster Stevens and his clerk were robbed in Pensacola Florida as they traveled from Atlanta. They had been carrying 4,800 dollars in bills. The incident occurred after they left Atlanta Saturday morning and was reported on November 11.
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Pensacola
Fla
Stevens
United States Army
Atlanta
Missing funds from Fort Barrancas paymaster
Paymaster Stevens and his clerk arrived at the post to pay soldiers and opened a small leather satchel containing two hundred dollars in silver and the rest in bills. The money was stolen before paying off the men, as the paper currency had vanished.
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Fort Barrancas
Stevens
Judge returns to police court and quiet day noted
Judge Louttit presided at police court this morning with two penitents Bennigan citing rheumatic fears after a drinking incident and Speck deciding to leave town. minor damage incidents reported as slingshot and storefront glass breakages. Frank Beaver, now bookkeeper at C D Peacock Co in Chicago, plans for Fort Wayne friends. Dr A D Bulson and his son left for Chicago.
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Judge Louttit
Police
Joseph Bennigan
Ira Speck
Hayden and
Francis Streets
Schmaltz
Nebraska
Rogstering
Frank Beaver
Marion
C. D. Peacock & Co
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Tourist Cars on the Nickel Plate Road Ad
Semi weekly Transcontinental Tourist Cars run between Atlantic and Pacific coasts via the Nickel Plate and connections. Cars offer sleeping accommodations with same bedding as Pullman, departing Boston and San Francisco on specified days, with reduced berth rates. Contact Nickel Plate agents or C A Asterline Fort Wayne for details.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Nickel Plate Road
Pullman
Boston
San Francisco
Buffalo
Chicago
Nickel Plate
C. A .Asterline
Fort Wayne
Ind
R. J. Hamilton
Guardian's Private Sale of Elizabeth Putt Real Estate
Guardian Jacob Kellir will privately sell the real estate of Elizabeth Butt insane under Allen County Indiana court order from November 1901. The property includes parts of section 34 township 30 north range 15 east in Fort Wayne. Bids accepted at George F. Felts office until December 7 1901 two oclock. Appraised at 3600 dollars. terms: 1/4 cash and 3 installments with a first mortgage at 6 percent.
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Jacob Kellir
Elizabeth Putt
Circuit Court
Allen County
Indiana
Elizabeth Butt
George F. Felts
Berry Street
Fort Wayne
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Tucky Fugitives
Judge Cantrill
Caleb Powers
Powers
United States Senate
Secret Service
Czolgosz
Henry Neireiter
Miss Falls
Miss Ringwall
Estell Neireiter
Ella Nicholson
Ernest Kaiser
Piqua
Winchester
Decatur
Rev. Gross
Middletown
Rival Biscuit Trust
Indianapolis
John W. Ormdorf
Agnes Disler
Margaret Moore
Ellen Moore
the Court News
W. Orr
Hamilton
National Bank
Aetna Dife
General Office
Little Son
Guardian
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