Panama affair and Cuba bill stir Senate activity
Senator Morgan calls the Panama affair a Caesarian operation as Cuba and Leonard Wood charges shadow the scene. Senator Newlands seeks Cuba annexation via a beet sugar substitute, while a Senate committee plans to visit Cuba to probe governor Wood’s administration. The Cuban bill vote is set for December 16, delaying action to the next session.
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Morgan
Panama
Newlands
Cuba
Senate
Nevada
Gen. Leonard Wood
House
Congress
Neely Seeks Return Of Bail After Cuba Release
Charles Fair Weather Neely fights to reclaim the cash bail after the government again keeps custody. The court rules the money lawful custody since Neely initially stole it. The same funds briefly freed him from a Cuban jail before final release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fair Weather Neely
Neely
Cuba
Abdul Hamid Opposes Surgery Amid Peritonitis Threat
The Turkish sultan Ali Abdul Hamid reportedly suffers from serious peritonitis and could require surgery, but he refuses to be operated. He prefers illness to a decisive surrender after years of resisting plots and conspiracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul Hamid
Ali
Bosphorus
Europe
Hanna Denial Lingers as Silent Campaign Gathers
The piece notes Hanna has not admitted candidacy for president while a shadowy publicity effort, said to be in the South, touts his possible rise. It questions who fuels this labor and hints at southern reactions to the presidency topic and Bryan’s potential role in a future Democratic campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Ohio
South
United States
Uncle Hanna
Bryan as National Chairman Would Unite Party Factions
The text argues that Bryant, with his high party standing and broad following, could lead the party to victory as national chairman. It credits him with campaign energy and a talent to reconcile rival leaders, strengthening the party and aligning efforts toward success, more so than pursuing the White House himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
White House
Bryan
Thanksgiving Day Menu from the Chicago Record Herald
The menu lists a full Thanksgiving feast including breakfast items like Faked Quinces and Granose Flakes, Luncheon with Tomato Bouillon, and a Dinner featuring Roast Turkey with stuffing, Oyster Patties, and Pumpkin Pie. It also provides home recipes for Pearl Hominy with Cheese and Caramel Tortoni Ice Cream, with step by step directions and ingredients.
Toasted Crackers with Cheese and Nuts
Split eight Bent's water crackers with butter and Edam cheese. Blanche and chop almonds and sprinkle over the cheese. Top with white pepper. Bake until nuts brown. Serve hot. Leftovers reheat well.
Something to Eat Beef Curry and Orange Macaroon Pudding
Directions for beef curry with orange juice and a dessert called Orange and Macaroon Pudding. The curry uses lean beef onion curry powder paprika flour stock orange juice and salt. the pudding soaks almond macaroons in milk adds eggs sugar orange rind and juice then bakes in a water bath and serves with orange sauce.
Recipe fragment notes cornstarch slurry for thick sauce
A fragment describes mixing two heaping teaspoons cornstarch in water then adding to boiling water to form a smooth thick paste, then mentions adding a teaspoonful.
Holiday Cookery From A Historic Home Kitchen
A fragment lists varied recipes and pantry items including Meat Loaf with round steak and bread crumbs, Pickle style preserves, Curried Mushrooms with white curry sauce, Souffle of Smoked White Fish, Cranberry Olives, Nut and Grape Salad, Brownie Food with frosting, Baked Ham with Olives, Pineapple Apple Salad, Chestnut Puffs, and a Turkey with priced ingredients totaling $5.80. It notes serving ideas, buffet style moves, and decorative guidance for a festive meal within family budgets.
Real Estate Transfers Notice for Heller Abstracts
Somigees and J O Heller announce real estate transfers in a notice from Heller Abstracts. The listing highlights transfers, names involved, and associated properties with dates and transaction details for public record.
Real estate transfers across multiple townships list many parcels
A long series of property conveyances records transfers of plots and lots among numerous buyers including Edgerton, McAfee, Acker man, Riverside additions, Fairview Place, and other named parcels across Washington, Perry, Milan, Lake, and adjacent townships with prices from $1 to $3,900 and multiple deeds filed to John Ferguson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse M
A. Taylor
Taylor
Edgerton
W. S
M. Taylor
Avelya Taylor
John J
E. Ladig
Abe Ackerman
Jackson Tp
Geo. Brackenridge
Fort Wayne Brick and Tile Co
Washington
John H
Jacob
Levi H. McAfee
Ephriam Arter
John Ferguson
Hanna
Inclus
Riverside
Wm.f
M. DeVilbiss
Edward J. Dullahan
John F
C. BE. Herber
Thomas W. and Co
R. Stuart
Perry
Perry F
Eva V. Zeis
Ellen English
Milan
Edward P. Williams
Pius Schultheiz
Walton Aveadd
Nathaniel E. Bush
Solomon Mier
Lafayette
Timothy Baldwin
George Anderson
Baldwin
Jackson
Veronica
John Meyer
Jacob Colter
Robert L. Romy
Hanna’s
St. Joe
Nathaniel
D. Goheen
Goheen
Lake Ty
Cita. Trust Co
Peter and
Eugenia Bobay
John N
Sarah Klopfenstein
Gernhardt
Shirley City
Ft. Wayne Trust Co
Jno
N. Bilger
Drexel
Wayne
Polly Thorp
Springfield
David M. Conway
Eliza Jane Daum
Cuba
Chas. E. Farnett
Chas. Putnam
Wayne Heights
Chas. B. Snider
Marion Smith
Adams Tn
Jacob Denis
Solomon Miler
A.s
Lafayette Tp
Resignations and misfortunes echo in Indiana notices
Northern Indiana reports Rev. M L Tresster resigning from Albion Presbyterian. Woman’s Home Missionary session to meet in Portland. Doc Lahr recalls a 1565 overcoat. Westinghouse awarded Decatur power house machinery. Mrs Emma Davidson to lead Chicago YWCA. Charles Rose, 83, dies near Decatur after hermit life. Sullivan and Sprowls wed in Logansport. Chicago crook George Tiernan recaptured after escape attempt. Willard Oliver drowns after breaking ice at Huntington. H A Kitchener hired for Noble County court house interiors. John Fields injured by gun accident near Geneva. Thomas Redup dies of lockjaw in Mishawaka. Thomas Patterson indicted in Chicago for forging powers of attorney.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
North Indiana
M. E
Portland
Doc” Lahr
Rock Creek Township
Buntington County
Springfield and
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Davidson
Peru
Charles Rose
Decatur
Rose
Patrick Sullivan
Mollie Sprowl
Logansport
George Tieman
Plymouth
Vories
Jeffersonville
Tiernan
Noble County Court House
Albion
John Fields
Geneva
Thomas Redup
Mishawaka
Redup
Manafield
Ohio
Thomas W. Patterson
DeKalb
Angola
Fifth annual Luther society concert slated at St John’s
The fifth annual concert by the Luther Society of St John’s Lutheran Church will be held on Thanksgiving night in the St John’s school hall on Washington Boulevard between Broadway and Van Buren. The program features a German dialogue and the Jolly Students, with performances by students, soloists, an orchestra, and the Dutch song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Luther Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran School
Washington Boulevard
Broadway
van Buren Street
H. P. Dannecker
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Luther Society
Heavy wage cut hits Morris County mines
Notices posted by Empire Steel and Iron Co announce a ten percent wage reduction for all miners starting December 1 in Mount Hope Hibernia and other Morris county mines. One shift will replace two, affecting about 3000 workers. This follows a 15 percent cut on October 1 and the Wharton mines shutdown and Port Oram furnace closure, fueling labor unrest in northern New Jersey.
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Morristown
N. J
Empire Steel and Iron Co
Mount Hope
Hibernia
Morris County
Wharton
Port Oram
New Jersey
Appellate Court Affirms Government Building Loan Case
Indianapolis Indiana November 24 Special report says the appellate court affirmed the lower court ruling in the case of Government Building Loan institution versus George Richards of Allen County.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Government Building Loan Institution
George Richards
Allen County
Senator Hale's Prophecy Speech Toasted in Benite Event
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hale delivering a prophecy during a speech in the Benite yesterday. The remarks touched on political forecasts and future policy directions as part of a broader address in the capital.
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Washington
Benite
Wreck of Francois Coppee Believed Lost Near Tomales Bay
The Francois Coppee wreck position remains undefined, likely on a reef north of Point Reyes near Tomales Bay. Reports state two more bodies reached Bodega Bay, totaling deaths and missing crew near twenty four aboard. Captain Irnye is listed as missing after the boat he occupied sank. thirteen of twenty four crew saved so far.
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San Francisco
Francois Coppee
Point Reyes
Tomales Bay
Bodega Bay
Irnye
Garrett Girl With Three Guardians Faces Legal Fight
Caddie B. Suter of Indiana is at the center of a United States court dispute among three guardians. Her uncle, a Virginia guardian, and W. H. Powers in Ohio contend over custody and a $2,100 life insurance payout held by Bowers. The case traces to the father's death in 1892 and a 1894 abduction dispute that led to guardianship appointments in Virginia Indiana and Ohio.
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Cleveland
B. Suter
Indiana
United States
Miss Suter
Christian C. Suter
Baltimore and Ohio
Garrett
Ind
Rockingham
W. H. Bowers
Richland County
Ohio
Virginia
Bowers
Harrisonburg
Newmarket
Ida Hemerick
DeKalb County
W. H. Powers
Former Alderman Rudolph Arrested in Milwaukee Bribe Case
Milwaukee November 24 former Eleventh ward Alderman Robert L Rudolph was arrested charged with soliciting and accepting a $1000 bribe to push a sidetrack ordinance for Milwaukee Malting company The charge comes from a citizens committee aiding the district attorney in civic corruption probes This marks the committee s first active step Rudolph had prior charges from August for accepting 500 to aid a liquor license case Blackmail is his reply to the latest accusation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert L. Rudolph
Eleventh
James E. Isley
Citizens’ Committee
George Zimmerman
Milwaukee Malting Company
Charles Esau
Rudolph
Peter Schack
Picketing Declared Lawful by Prussian Court
Berlin reports the Prussian supreme court ruled picketing lawful when done from a building acceptable to the tenant. A policeman in Posen ordered a picket to leave the street and neighborhood, prompting the picket to enter a saloon opposite the strike area as authorities claimed the police had the right to eject them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Supreme Court
Posen
Farmers Institute Program in Allen County Set
Allen county farmers plan annual institute in the county courthouse assembly room on December 2 and 3. Purdue University agriculture staff organize a dense program with music, talks on soil improvement, rural home and village improvements, crop production, beef and pork for profit, fruit culture, and student education for farming families.
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Allen County
Court House
Purdue University School of Agriculture
Asher S. Prastun
Soil Improvement
J. J. Billingsley
Indianapolis
Ind
N. P. Brown
Aaron Jones Again Heads The Grange
Rochester N Y November 18 The National Grange Patrons of Husbandry elected officers led by National worthy master Aaron Jones South Bend Ind Overseer T C Atkinson Morgantown W Va lecturer Governor WN J Bachelder of New Hampshire steward J N Newcomb Golden Colo assistant steward George S Grant Mullica Hill N J chaplain W K Thompson Liberty Hill S C The session adopted a resolution favoring woman suffrage after a lengthy discussion and pledged the organization to support equal rights for women including full membership and office holding.
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Rochester
N. Y
National Grange
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Ind
T. C. Atkinson
Morgantown
W. Va
WN. J. Bachelder
New Hampshire
J. N. Newcomb
Golden, Colo
George S. Grant
Mullica Hill
N. J
W. K
National Grangé
National
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the Weekly Sentinel
E. A. EK. Hackett
National Democratic Committee
Chicago Record-Heerald
Martha’s
Turkey
J. O. ‘Heller
Northern
M. L. Tresster
Presbyterian Church At
May Warner
Martha Stumpf
Emilie Rothenberger
T. Jacobs
Fred W. Schmidt
Inc
H. J. Immel
Columbian
Ee Theo
Moses Tobani
Frau Herold
Mary Young Doerte
Dienstmaedechen
Sutetle Oats
Clara
Reiling Martha
Geschwister
Alice Weil Erna
Louise Kaade Kinnigindee “Hendricks
Tante
Ale Ee
Emma Steinke Gerthe
Emma Beck
Wieniawski
Harry A. Ross
Jillian Ehle
Broken Wedding Ring
Chas. F. Fuchshuber
Geo. Jacobs, Jr
Schuitz
Blatz
Maier
S.ceeee
Lavallee Wirirar Gowee Dial
Waldalae
Bryon
Mullen Schutz
Baez
Cee
Lense
Renee Arthur Young
Geo. Braun
the Jolly Students
James Helwig
Wiggie
Sage
Fred W. Schmidt Schwartz
Blackie
Geo. Butler Huhn
Arthur Young Senter
Wey Eee
Jimmel
Herman Jacobs Hutter
Geo
Braun Liebiz
Oswald Brudleich
Golimer
John Kronmiller
H. Jacobs
Helwig
Albert Gollmer
Ella Streicher
ORI
Tina Kronmiller
Eliza
Mathilda Bruci Mary
Jennie Braun Messenger
Walter Vogler
Dee Bey Brahme
Graziose
Tirindelli Harry A. Ross
Lillian Ehle
Two Little Boys
Madden and
Morse
Arthur Young, Fred W. Schmidt
Messrs
Oswald Bruch
Louis Gollmer
Robert Gollmer
Herman Jacobs
Wm. J. Fuchshuber
Geo. Butler
Ed. Jacobs
H. H. Zickel
Canada
Senator Hale
Garrett Girl
Fine Program For Farmers’ Institute
Naomi Devilbiss
Sig Garey
Wwe
Elizabeth Devilbing
Dse
Alexander Johnson
de Billingsley
Rapeeana
St. Hervey
George V. Kell
D. Gloyd
J. Billingsley
J. Hervey Hubler
Merica Hoagland
Wm. Devilbiss
Miss Erwin
Hartzel
Grange
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