Kaiser Says He Will Now Be Good
Berlin reports a Potsdam meeting between Chancellor von Buelow and Emperor William produced a satisfactory understanding. The emperor expressed full confidence in the chancellor, who will remain in office, and approve of the prince’s proposals on state affairs. The event ends a fortnight of German political turmoil and follows criticism sparked by a prior London Telegraph interview. The Reichsanzeiger will publish the emperor’s and chancellor’s statements with official sanction.
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Berlin
von Buelow
William
Potsdam
Germany
London Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
Reichstag
Prince von Buelow
Reichsanzeiger
Empire
Count von Stolberg
Federal Council
Real estate man Van Vlissingen jailed for forged notes
Peter Van Vlissingen, a Chicago real estate dealer and prominent figure, confessed to forging trust deeds and notes to obtain over 700000 dollars. He described a clever method using a plate glass desk to trace signatures. He urged immediate punishment and was sent to Joliet for an indeterminate term of one to fourteen years.
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Chicago
Peter van Vlissenger
Chicago Title and Trust Company
van Vlissingen
Criminal Court
Barbour
van Viissingen
Joliet
van Viissengen
van Vlissengen
Windes
Jollet
Prince Pu-Yi Placed on Chinese Throne at Age Three
Pekin Nov 16 The empress dowager died on the 14th at 2 p m. The royal succession follows the emperor’s death with Prince Pu-Yi the three year old son of Prince Chun named heir. Wai Wu Pu notified foreign legations Sunday. Troops remained in readiness to quell possible uprisings as events unfold.
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Pekin
Tsze-Hsi-An
Kwang-Su
Prince Pu-Yi
Prince Chun
Sensations in the Lamphere trial at LaPorte
In LaPorte Indiana November 17 sensational testimony emerged in the Lamphere case. William Slater a neighbor testified about Lamphere confessing intimacy with Mrs Belle Gunness and pursuing Andrew Helgelin with a gun. Prosecutor Smith repeatedly refreshed Slaters memory leading to damaging evidence against Lamphere.
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Lamphere
Sunday Schools Unite at Allen County Convention
The Sun day schools of Allen county opened at First Methodist Episcopal church with a modest morning turnout and larger afternoon attendance. State Secretary Rev. E W Halpenny of Indianapolis arrived to address attendees and promote the state organization. Rev Charles A Rowand, pastor of the host church, delivered the opening address on the benefits of specializing in Sunday schools.
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Sunday Schools
Allen County
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Wayne and
Lafayette Streets
E. W. Halpenny
Inlianapolis
Halpenny
Rowand
Charles A. Rowand
Fight Membership in the Secret Societies
The Indiana state association of the National Christian confronted lodge membership as harmful to Christian life in its session at Bible Training school South Wayne and Richardville avenues. Rev D Y Schultz opened the meeting and Rev D B Bears gave the response as about 150 members gathered to discuss papers on lodge membership and its relation to faith with Rev W B Mary in attendance.
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National Christian Association
Bible Training School
South Wayne
Richardville
D. Y. Schultz
D. B. Bears
Indiana’ State Association
Idgders
W. B. Rf. Kary Ff
Indiana Brewers Plan to Limit Saloons to One per 500
Indianapolis reports brewing interests plan temperance legislation at the coming assembly. Proposed measures target repealing county local option and replacing it with township ward units. A key bill would cap saloons at one per 500 inhabitants, preventing new licenses until population supports more.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Motive explored in Haas attempted killing case
San Francisco reports renewed police questioning of Mrs. Miriam Cohn, Haas confidante, about his threats to kill Prosecutor Heney and to take his own life. Cohn testified Haas threatened to kill his wife and their four children and repeatedly spoke of suicide. The probe centers on Haas as the rejected Ruef juror who shot Heney last Friday.
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San Francisco
Morris Haas
Ruef
Francis J. Heney Lastigrriday
Miriam Cohn
Haas
Mallory County judge pressured in murder trial flare up
In the John Stout murder case in circuit court Tuesday, Jack Bennett screamed at Judge R. K. Erwin threatening him after learning a witness had served time in Columbus penitentiary. The confrontation, quelled by Prosecutor Thomas, ended with Bennett being escorted from the room as Stout sat dejected amid a tense, crowded courtroom.
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Jack Bennett
John Stout
Circuit Court
R. K. Erwin
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Bennett
John Capron
Judge Erwin
Mr. Erwin
Columbus Penitentiary
Thomas
O’rourke
Quits Circuit Court Bench With Honors After Twenty Years
Columbia City judge retires from circuit court after two decades on the bench. The official notice cites honors and service, detailing career milestones and dedication to the judiciary.
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Circuit Court Bench
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Kaiser
State Affairs
Pete
China
Imperial Throne Room
Pero Ge
Pu-Yi
Laporte
Helgelein
OF the Sunday Schools
National Christian Associa
Tion
Indiana Brewers
Statute
Heney
Woodburn
Herman Miller
Miller
Columbia City
Joseph.w. Adair
Columbia
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