Arbitration push at peace conference urged by Foster
John W. Foster former secretary of state at Harrison era spoke at the American Society of International Law session urging a treaty for compulsory arbitration in certain cases for all nations. He proposed mediation duties for neutrals and a commission to codify international law. Other speakers included A. M. Pose Barthololdt Moore and Basset Moore.
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Visiting Minister to Preach at South Street Baptist
The Rev. Cromwell P. Wirbey of Alo w Weaqua will preach at South Street Baptist Church in morning and evening services on Sunday. His visit is by invitation of the pulpit committee. Morning theme is Present Day Evidences of Christianity. Evening topic is The Heavenly Magnet. Orts say the Illinois minister is a powerful speaker and a large crowd is expected at both services.
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Books in a Heap Collapse at Winters Bookshop
A shelving collapse at A. Winters bookshop, 228 N. Illinois Street, Friday afternoon hurled heavy stacks of books into a mass at the center. A young woman clerk nearby escaped injury as the shelves failed under the heavy load, with losses expected to run into hundreds of dollars.
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Fitzpatrick Wins in Chicago Rivalry Bout
Scripps McRae report from Peoria Wisconsin on April 20 notes Dick Witapatrick of Chicago defeated Jack Reed of Chicago by decision after ten fiery rounds. Referee Kinney faced pressure from Reed’s manager Hughey Gatens during the bout.
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How to Feed Children for Better Health
An advertisement style note claims undigested food poisons nerves and quotes a mother who tried Grape-Nuts for her daughter. It asserts pre digested food aids digestion, relieves stomach distress and headaches, and promotes vigor. It ends urging reading The Road to Wellville and mentions Postum Co. of Battle Creek.
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More Privacy for President and Family Urged
Washington April 20 Secretary Loeb acting on presidential instructions urges newspaper correspondents to avoid chronicling private Roosevelt family affairs. Reporters are asked to stop visiting the big house at night and on Sundays as privacy is sought. The White House building shift moved executive business, but roving reporters near dusk remain objected to and may be moved on by police.
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Democrats Convene First In Bid To Frame Both Nominations
Washington dispatch reports a dramatic plan by Roosevelt supporters to postpone the Republican national convention and let the opposition name a candidate and frame a platform. The piece outlines alleged “reactionaries” in control of Democratic machinery and the possible pairing of Fairbanks on the Republican ticket with Culbertson on the Democratic ticket. It notes Wall Street links and the lobbying of New York clubs, with Culbertson touted as a versatile, safe choice amid postwar political maneuvering.
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Women of Resaca lash farmer in April assault
Sixteen women beat George H Ward a prosperous farmer until he was carried home in serious condition after a long feud. Ward had provoked the community with alleged cruelties to his wife who died recently after authorities removed her. Ward reportedly refused religious services at the grave and faced armed hostility from residents.
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Death of Mrs John Reidy in Spencer Indiana
Spencer Indiana April 20 Special to The Saw Mrs Mary FitzGerald Reidy died at her home April 18 Born May 1 1859 at Dingle Ireland she came to Canada and then Spencer with husband John Reidy in 1858 Their life saw nine children eight of whom survived and remain in Spencer Bridget John Patrick Mary Hannah Matilda Michael William Edward was killed by a train in 1881 There are 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Squires Challenges Burns O Brien Contest Winner
Barney Reynolds manager of Bill Squires posts a $5 check and challenges the Burns O Brien contest winner in Los Angeles on behalf of Australian champion Squires.
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Saloonkeeper Wins Damages Suit Over Beer Sale Claim
Mrs Hanna and Frost sued Josef Gaenik of Haughville for 2 pounds alleging he sold beer to daughter Mary who faced arrest and a sentence at the Arizona Industrial School. Superior Court judge Charles T Anna directed the jury to find for the saloonkeeper after defense evidence of prior trouble.
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Saloon interests to contest ward remonstrances
Joseph E. Bell attorney for Terre Haute Brewing company serves notice that Fourteenth ward saloon interests will contest all 140 signatures on remonstrances against ward saloons. He will challenge the validity of the Moore law amendment requiring saloon keepers to file affidavits about questioned signatures.
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Taylor Sermons At First Baptist On Queen's Visit
The Rev Taylor's Sunday sermons at First Baptist Church outline themes titled A Queen's Visit and The Wannerrr's Return.
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Sunday Preaching at Roberts Park M. E. Church
Elder C E Bazan will preach Sunday morning at Roberts Park M E church. In the evening Rev Albert Hurlstone of the same church will preach on Danger Signa.
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Will Sing Carmen at German House in April performance
The Deutscher Klub and Musikverein present Bizet's Carmen at the German House on Friday April 26 with a strong cast led by Berrick von Norden as Jose and Helen Herbert Thorner as Carmen. Conducted by Prof. Alexander Ernestinoff the four act opera features prominent singers, choruses, and a full orchestra.
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Methodists Honor Fairbanks Banquet with Watson Guest
A Roberts Park M E Sunday school banquet hosted 165 at Friday night’s event. Judge J W Thompson acted as toastmaster and welcomed Vice President Fairbanks and Congressman James E Watson, who lauded Sunday schools and Bible study while joking about Masonry.
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City Record for a Day
Local notices list births marriages and building permits with names and addresses. Entries include multiple births in city and surrounding streets plus ages and causes. Marriage pairings and various dwelling approvals appear with addresses and costs in dollars.
World Seismic Activity Sparks Debate on Universal Disaster
New York report cites 26 earthquakes since December and multiple hurricanes in a period of global seismic unrest. Scientists split on whether a universal disaster is imminent, noting two major earthquake belts and that populated regions receive a minority of shocks.
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Millionaire Philadelphian Gimbel Tries Suicide in Hoboken
Benedict Gimbel, facing assault and bribery charges against Iver Clark, attempted self harm in Hoboken after bail. He inhaled gas unsuccessfully then slashed his arm and neck with a broken pitcher, was rushed to hospital, and identified by name despite using an alias. His family cites overwork and mental strain as causes.
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Law at Columbia club doors delays sheriff entry
Sheriff Joe Clay failed to gain entry to the Columbia club to serve a paper on Shafer Ziegler and halted work on the new Grand theater. After a long delay a special permit from President Addison C. Harris allowed entry.
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Hill to Get Roads Linking Hill Lines to Gulf Ports
Chicago April reports indicate the Chicago Southern and Indiana Southern railroads known as the John R Walsh roads will join the James J Hill system. A syndicate of Chicago St Louis and New York financiers has subscribed 2006 000 to acquire the lines and assume Walsh's debts to the Chicago Clearing House. Walsh arrived from St Louis and will depart for New York to finalize the deal.
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Flag Presented to School No 30 in Perry Township
Chapman W. R. Co. No 10 presented a flag to School No 30 in Perry township marking a ceremonial gift to the institution.
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School to Reopen After Measles Vacation
School No. 9 located at Vermont and Fulton streets will reopen Monday following a three week vacation caused by a measles epidemic.
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Young Man Sleeps Outdoors in a Casket Bed
Minneapolis reports a young man who sleeps nightly in a burial casket placed outdoors regardless of weather. He filled the casket with straw, added an awning, and says the box is warmer than a cat and he sleeps like a top. He credits egg diet and self-care for recovery from consumption.
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Texas Veterans Association Dissolved After Last Meeting
The Texas Veterans' association in Austin Texas held its final meeting and dissolved. Only six members attended citing old age and railroad pass prohibitions as reasons. The closing session was marked by a quiet, somber tone and a vow against state division.
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Murder at Terre Haute strikes overnight porter in saloon
Ispan Fekis, a Roumanian porter at a Terre Haute saloon, was murdered in a room above the saloon early this morning. James Scanlon, a stranger who says he is from St. Louis, is under arrest after a cudgel was found in the room where Fekis slept. Motive unknown.
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Hearing date set in Rhodius guardianship case
Lebanon Indiana April 20 Judge Artman fixed May 27 as the hearing date for guardianship proceedings in the George Rhodius case. The motion to appoint physicians to examine Rhodius for both sides was overruled.
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Sermon on Christian Science Planned at Second Presbyterian
Rev. Edgar P. Hill of McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago will preach at the Second Presbyterian church Sunday night. The sermon is expected to address Dr Hills probable view of Christian Science and attract interest from local congregants.
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Visitor to Preach at Central Christian Church
The Rev Allan B Philpott will preach Sunday morning on The Souls Survival of Bodily Death at Central Christian Church. The evening sermon will be by the Rev M T Ingles of Parsons Kansas.
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Parsons, Kas
Auto Tax To Stick In City Rules Ruling
Corporation Counsel Frederick E. Mate son says the city may tax automobiles under existing authority. The recent legislative act does not confer this power, yet some car owners contest the city tax and its legality.
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