End of argument in boundary case.
The Alaska boundary contention arguments closed at 3:40 p m with Mr Jacob M Dickinson delivering a keynote peroration on US Britain amity. John W Foster thanked Britain. Lord Chief Justice Alverstone praised Dickinson as the tribunal and audience absorbed the momentous discussion.
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London
Alaska
Jacob M. Dickinson
United States
Great Britain
John W. Foster
Alverstone
Dickinson
America
Chief Alverstone
Lord Alverstone
Tragic Death of Little Child from Cardiac Blood Clot
A healthy Wednesday morning ending in tragedy as a toddler fell during play striking the head. Despite initial signs of recovery the child became comatose and died within an hour. Post mortem by Dr. Van Buskirk and Dr. Wybourne found death caused by a blood clot in the heart.
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van Buskirk
Wybourn
Northern Indiana News Roundup Includes Deaths and Local Events
Obituaries report Elizabeth Tinkey and Rachel Mossman passing in Warsaw and Wabash counties, with Milford Clark elected county commissioner in DeKalb. A Huntington tent collapse causes $200 loss. Hartford City Flint Glass plant escaped fire damage. Elkhart elopement với prizefighter Kid Vaughn shocks families. Goshen to South Bend Winton trip in under five hours. Gardentop reunion hosts 145. marriage license incident ends in refusal. Ora Lautzenheiser travels to Philippines for civil service post.
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Milford Clark
DeKalb County
Emanuel Shormeyer
Huntington
Robert Buckles
Wable County
Wolflake
Witkowski
South Bend
Henry Durst
Waterloo
Lyansport
Ora Lautzenheiser
Franklin Township
Philippines
Civil Service Commission
Hartford City Flint Glass Company
Marjory Bedenkop
Elkhart
W. Jack Latta
Goshen
Chicago
Wilson
Harris
James Wilson
Kingsland
T. W. Wilson
Fort Wayne
James McEnhaney
Nappanee
Eliza E. Wolford
Warsaw
McEnhaney
Startling secrets of high finance revealed in New York
The disclosure before United States Examiner Oliphant described the United States Ship Building Co and the Bethlehem Steel deal. D. Leroy Dresser testified that Bethlehem Steel works were purchased from C M Schwab for 10 million bonds and 9 million each in common and preferred stock. He said a stock pool of 20 000 preferred and 250 000 common was set aside with Harris Gates Co to be marketed only after Morgan Co and Schwab blocks are sold.
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New York
Oct
D. Leroy Dresser
Trust Company of the Republic
United States Examiner Oliphant
United States
Harris, Gates & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
M. Schwab
Girl Confesses Robberies In Critical Condition
Chicago October 6 Lucy Miles a teenager confesses to a series of robberies while in critical condition at a hospital. Authorities report the youth admitted to several thefts as her health status remains unstable.
Death claims aged pioneer of Fort Wayne
Edward Seidel a pioneer Fort Wayne resident and noted ice and real estate entrepreneur died at 5 a m. He built the Seidel Crystal Ice Line and later ran the Nickel Plate restaurant with his son. Wealth is conservatively estimated at 200000 to 250000 dollars. He leaves four children, a widow, and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 p m from the Seidel homestead with Rev. Wagenhals officiating. No flowers.
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Seidel Crystal
Seidel
Fort Wayne
Anna Wuerther
William
Emil Seidel
Fred Tresselt
Edmund
Otto Seidel
Emil
Carl
Robert Seidel
William Seidel
Concordia Lodge No. 228
Order of Odd Fellows
East Main Street
Fort Wayne Pioneering Citizen Seidel Dead After Long Life
Mr Seidel aged 17 years 6 months 25 days died after a brief illness in Fort Wayne after a long career marked by steady activity. Born March 18 1826 in Saxony he came to America in 1852 aboard the Weiland reaching Fort Wayne July 5 1852. He worked as a boat man, cooper, brickyard hand and railroad grader before starting a small grocery near Columbia City.
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Calhoun Street
Seidel
Seigel
Carl Schilling
Fort Wayne
Lichtenstein
Kingdom of Saxony
Germany
America
War rumors discounted by British and Japanese officials
London reports no confirmation of a Russian fleet gathering at Ma San Pho and no signs of a Russo Japanese outbreak. Baron Hayashi dismisses Kobe notes as unreliable and sees no cause for alarm over Manchuria evacuation or Corea partition.
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London
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Ma-San-Pho
Baron Hayashi
London Daily Mail
Kobe
Japan
Baron de Rosen
Manchuria
Corea
Russia
Shanghai
Building Trades Unions Meet to Form National Federation
Indianapolis, Oct. 8. Representatives from twelve major building trades unions gather to organize a national federation to adjudicate arbitrate and carry through building trades issues. The first session begins this afternoon. The twelve unions total about 1,000,000 members with Carpenters and Joiners Painters and Decorators Plasterers Structural Iron Workers Bricklayers Stonemasons Hadcar riers Lathers and General Building Laborers among those present.
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Indianapolis
Monument Dedicated to Maryland Soldiers at Orchard Knob
In Chattanooga Tennessee on October 8 a monument honoring Maryland soldiers who fought near Chattanooga was dedicated at Orchard Knob near Grant's location. The ceremony recognized their participation in the battles surrounding the city.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Maryland
Orchard Knob
Grant
Treaty with China signed and to be ratified
Washington reports the American Chinese commercial treaty has been signed at Shanghai by Conger Goodnow and Seaman. It becomes effective for China with an imperial decree, pending U S Senate ratification before exchanges of notices and operation. The pact ensures Manchurian ports open to the United States despite Russia's position.
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Washington
State Department
Shanghai
Conger
Goodnow
Seaman
United States Senate
Manchuria
United States
Russia
China
Manchurian
Treaty Signed Between United States and China in Shanghai
The U S and China signed a commercial treaty in Shanghai with Conger Goodnow Sheng Kung Pao Lu Kai Huan and Seaman joining as signatories. Main points include tax settlement, residence rights for missionaries, protection of patents and copyrights, mining rights, opening new trade localities, and rights to conduct trade in open ports. The Japan China treaty was also signed.
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Shanghai
United States
China
Sheng Kung Pao
Lu Kai Huan
Conger
Goodnow
Seaman
Japan
Auto collision involving Mrs. Oelrichs and Harry Lehr in Newport
In Newport on Thames Street Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs backing from a tailor shop collided with Harry Lehr’s car driven by Charles Greenough. The impact bent Oelrichs’s car step and caused her a shaking. no serious injuries were reported. All parties blamed collectively after charges of negligence were exchanged as a crowd gathered.
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Newport
R. I
Hermann Oelrichs
Harry Lehr
Thames Street
Mrs. Oelrichs
Armstrong Will Leaves Wife Sole Heir In $250000 Estate
The late A F Armstrong’s will names widow Mary S Armstrong as sole legatee and executor without bond. The estate, valued around 250000, includes real estate, stocks and bonds. His only child is the wife of T C Howe of Irvington, who inherits on her mother’s death.
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Kokomo
Ind
A. F. Armstrong
Mary S. Armstrong
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Dickinsen
MR. Foster
Foster
Finley
Ier
Indiana
Elizabeth Tinkey
Marshall Hunt
Lafontaine
Wabash County
Rachel Mossman
Wabash
Morgan
Lucy
Miles
Edward Seidel
Iness Career
Building Trades Unions
Fortune
DR. Wenger
Bright
Aumeria
WB Wenger
Fort Wayne, Ind
Grand Swell
C. C. Schlatter & CO
Columbia and
Clinton Streets
Webber
City Carriage Works
Meyer Brothers Company
Columbia Street
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