Editors Arrested for Contempt in Chicago Case
In Chicago on November 12 Judge Hanecy sentenced Andrew M. Lawrence managing editor of Hearst Chicago American to forty days in county jail and H S Canfield to thirty days for contempt. Other paper staff faced dismissal or delays as cases lingered.
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Chicago
Hanecy
Andrew M. Lawrence
Hearst
Chicago American
Canfield
Carvalho
John C. Hammond
Haneey
W. H. Hearst
Homer Davenport
Clare Briggs
Altgeld
Lawrence
Hancey
People’s Gas, Light and Coke Company
Lawrence and
Dunne
Kitchener Reports Boer Losses After Pretoria Dispatch
London reports Lord Kitchener in a Pretoria dispatch dated November 11 noting General De Welt with Boer forces in the northeast Orange River colony. He says Boers have been gathering under his leadership as British forces move to disperse them. Boer casualties since November 4 stand at 63 killed 105 wounded 104 captured and 45 surrendered.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
de Welt
Orange River
Army Deserter Captured Near Marion Cabin
William Doyle, a United States army deserter, was captured by a posse of officers last night in a cabin within a large wooded tract near Marion Indiana. Doyle had served in the Cuban campaign and escaped at Fort Wayne in July 1900 while awaiting transfer to the Philippines and was pursued after his disappearance. His father is noted as a prominent businessman.
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Fort Leavenworth
Frank Thompson
McClaughey
Marion
Ind
William Doyle
Doyle
Philippines
Fort Wayne
Twelve of Them Face Off in Kansas City Clash
Kansas City dispatch reports a developing story with twelve participants linked to a forthcoming event. Details remain scarce as officials confirm preparation and coordination efforts underway.
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Kansas City
Scottish Rite Convocation Opens In Fort Wayne
Scottish Rite Masons from the valley of Fort Wayne began the fall convocation at the Masonic Temple. The Fort Wayne Lodge of Perfection conferred degrees 4 through 14 with a 6 o clock banquet to follow led by toastmaster William Geake and speaker Robert B. Hanna.
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Valley of Fort Wayne
Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
William Geake
Robert B. Hanna
Col
R. S. Robertson
Darius Council Princes of Jerusalem
Henry W. Mordhurst
Walter RB. Seavey
Frank M. Powers
Angola
N. D. Doughman
Ossian Veterans to join Fort Wayne Grand Army post
Ossian former Grand Army of the Republic members will transfer to Lawton post No. 590 of Fort Wayne. A muster ceremony is planned in Ossian Thursday evening with B. W. Skelton in charge as soldiers are received into the Fort Wayne post.
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Ossian
Fort Wayne
Grand Army
Loth
Lawton
Lawton Post
B. W. Skelton
Daughter Elopes From Kalamazoo Family Circle
Superintendent Gorsline received a letter from J. H. Fisher of Kalamazoo stating his daughter Mary Fisher has decided to break from parental control. Fisher left the city recently, leaving Mary with an uncle on Wilt street, but she is no longer there and officers have been unable to locate her.
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Gorsline
J. H. Fisher
Kalamazoo
Mary Fisher
Mr. Hubbard
Fra Albertus
Postmaster General to urge larger rural free delivery funds
In his forthcoming annual report Postmaster General Smith will seek an increase of the rural free delivery appropriation from 8 1/2 million to 6 million dollars and urge extending the service as far as practicable. He will defend the program as highly useful and press Congress for liberal treatment while clarifying second class mail matter rules.
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Washington
Smith
Congress
Department
French Fleet Departures Mark Turkish Accord
Paris reports President Loubet chaired a cabinet meeting as M Delcasse read a Turkish note to the French embassy in Constantinople announcing the signing of an imperial trade treaty and the resumption of diplomatic relations with Turkey while Admiral Caillard's squadron left Mitylene.
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Paris
Loubet
M. Delcasse
Tewfik Pasha
M. Bapst
Constantinople
Porte
France
Turkey
Caillard
Mitylene
Time and Kane store weekly reductions on warm wear
The Time and James M. Kane advertise deep discounts this week on undergarments and outerwear. Wool underwear and fleece shirts drop to 25c to 87 14c, ladies ribbed vests 25c, union suits 50c, heavy fleece stockings 10c, 12 14c for ladies, gloves, mittens, knit jackets 50c, all wool jackets 1.00, and machine thread 2c a spool at the budget shop.
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James M. Kane
Wheat and grain futures edge lower on weak cables and rains
Chicago markets opened quietly with December wheat down to 72 3/4 cents and corn slipping to about 59 1/4 cents amid heavy Northwestern receipts and improved flour demand. Reports from Argentina of rains gave slight bullish support. prices fluctuated early then declined. hogs and pork fell as beef and lard stayed subdued while rye and oats held firmer bids.
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Chicago
Argentina
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago live stock market recap November 12
Chicago receipts total 6500 cattle with 1000 Texas and 300 westerns. Cattle prices range from 1.00 to 6.90 for different grades while hogs show 5.20 to 5.87 with bulk sales around 5.50 to 5.70 as market opens.
Toledo Markets Report November Grain Prices
Toledo Ohio November 12 Wheat market dull and easier with cash 75 1/4 cents and contracts Volge 73 5/8. Corn 6 1/2 cents declines Dec 6c May 6 1/4c. Oats 40 cents Dec 41 cents. Rye 58 7?c. Cloverseed Dec 5.67 and March 5.75. No. 2 al^suke 7.55. Oil North Lima 94c South Lima Indiana 89c.
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Rye
Sarge
Barney
Timothy
Clover
Toledo
Alsuke
Lima
Indiana
East Buffalo Markets Record Mixed Livestock Prices
Last Buffalo New York November 12 report shows cattle receipts 10 cars with market steady and dairy stock fair to good, steers $4.75 to $7.00, hogs 40 cars slow with 10 cent declines and prices from $5.50 to $5.85, sheep and lambs 42 cars dull with lambs at $4.60 to $4.65 and ewes $3.30 to $3.65, hogs and lambs uneven across classes.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Gattle
Fort Wayne Market Prices For Wheat and Grains
Fort Wayne market notices list prices for spring wheat 3.75 to 4.00 per bushel and winter wheat 3.50 to 4.00, corn meal 1.40, oats 39 to 40 cents, rye 50 to 52 cents, barley 50 cents, flax 1.40, and various feeds and livestock values. City hay markets show Timothy 7.00 to 9.00, Clover 5.00 to 6.00, Mixed 6.00 to 7.00.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Butter Cheese and Eggs Market Report
Chicago nov 12 butter market firm creameries 15 23c dairies 14 19c cheese market steady twins 914 814s young Americas 10c dairies 10 101g¢c eggs market firm 22 23c
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Chicago
Dairies
Young Americas
Local Produce Prices Record from Market Ledger
Straw sells for 33.00 per unit with 4.00 listed for produce. Butter at 20 cents with Creamery butter at 22 cents. Eggs at 21 and 22 cents. Lard at 1 cent per pound. Live chickens and geese quoted with 6 cents and dressed geese also 6 cents. Turkeys 7 cents. Potatoes 60 to 80 cents per bushel, apples 75 cents to $1.00, onions 80 cents to $1.00, beans $1.75 to $2.00, honey 14 to 18 cents per pound.
Fra Albertus lectures Roycroft chief on making books
Elbert Hubbard head of the Roycroft workers spoke at the West Jefferson Street Church of Christ on Bookmaking. He described the Roycroft shops in East Aurora New York as cooperative and high priced, with 300 philosophers making books and a focus on art, education, and humane child development.
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Elbert Hubbard
Fra Albertus
Roycroft Workers
Philistine
West Jefferson Street
Hubbard
Roycrofters
Roycroft Shops
Venice
Roycroft
East Aurora
N. Y
Local social and business notes from Bloomington and nearby
Miss Anna Waddington returns from Chicago. Haeg relatives visit Bluffton. Mrs T E Ellison back from Chicago. Michael Gans resumes Pittsburg blacksmith duties after illness. W J Ungemach in charge at Bluffton gas office during absence for wedding. William Webber ill with typhoid at 36 Lake Ave. Centlivre and McKean return from Chicago with machinery for C mille Centlivre Brewing. T A Summerhill named superintendent of motive power on Central Vermont, replacing Hassman. Bloomington men inspect new courthouse ahead of $500 000 project. Columbia City Fest guests Queen Mell Lillich and family hosting at Fort Wayne. Mrs Champion and Mrs Dooley also visiting. sisters reunite after seven years.
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Anna Waddington
Chicago
A. S. Haeg
Bluffton
T. E. Ellison
Michael Gans
Pittsburg
W. J. Ungemach
William Webber
Lima
Ohio
John Fratas
Lake Avenue
L. A. Centlivre
John McKean
Cnntlivre Brewing Company
T. A. Summerhill
Grand Trunk Lines
Vermont Road
William Hassman
W. C. Jones
Frank Cowden
John Reed
William Stewart
D. M. Smith
Bloomington
Columbia City
Joseph Champion
Mary Harrison
Fort Wayne
Mell Lillich
Edward Dooley
Texas
Summit City
Knights of Labor Open 25th Annual General Assembly
In Indianapolis the Knights of Labor begin their 25th annual general assembly at the Masonic Temple with delegates from most states and Canada. The credentials report is adopted, minutes read, and committees appointed. Sessions discuss the Chinese exclusion act, trusts, and court injunctions against strikes. Meetings are closed to members only.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Knights of Labor
Masonic Temple
Union
Canada
Arthur McConnell
Pensacola
I. D. Sanderson
Toronto
Yubick
Pittsburg
John W. Hays
Washington
Simon Burns
Mining Town Destroyed by Fire in West Virginia
Thomas, West Virginia, near Cumberland, suffered a major blaze starting at 2 a.m. at Gersberger's hotel. With no fire protection, frame buildings burned rapidly, destroying twenty business houses and seventy dwellings and leaving hundreds homeless.
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Cumberland
Thomas
W. Va
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg
Gersberger
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Hearst’s Writers
H. S. Canfield
Ossian Veterans
Ceived
Post
Postmaster
Abdul
M. Loubet
ETS
Choice Tiffany
New York
Western
Pennsylvania
Rio
Texas Fed
East Bufalo Markets
Fort Wayne Market
NEW York Markets
THE
Bert Hubbard
Jefferson Street
Church of Christ
Ryton
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