Former Speaker Keifer Proposes Federal Adjudication for Claims
Warren Keifer former speaker and representative for the seventh Ohio district proposes a resolution to require all government claims be adjudicated by a federal tribunal before any congressional appropriation. The plan aims to strip committees of major claim-dispensing power and end wasteful spending by directing claims to original jurisdiction courts first.
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Federal Tribunal
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Wassingtos
D. Warren Keifer
Hose
Ohio
Congress
Committee of Claims
House
Senate
Court of Claims
Committee On Claims
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Kelfrr
Neiny
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Increasing cloudiness and rain expected Wednesday and possibly Tuesday night with lower temperatures. Christian Science lecture by Prof Herman Hering at 9 PM Tuesday at Caleb. Various local ads include auction items, diamond sale with 1.00 to 100.09 prices, and notices from Garstang Fuel Co and Japan Art Co.
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Christian Science
Herman Hering
Yelock
Caleb Toyall
Christian Settice
Mary Baker Eddy
J. Mullatty
Factory Blown Up at Elkton Ky Tobacco Plant
The Americat Tobacco company factory in Elkton Kentucky was dynamited and badly damaged. Officials suspect but deny involvement by dark tobacco grower allies. a separate Trenton Kentucky factory fire destroyed by fire the Fuca Teste contractors.
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Scrippe OV
RAE Press Association
Elkton
Dee
Americat Tobacco Company
Ria
Peabody Poised to Lead Mutual Life Trustees
New York reporters say Charles A. Peabody, president candidate, appears favored to win the chair as a Rockefeller Morgan Ryan bloc gains control. The nominating committee weighs Hughes as a possible insurance inquiry head while trustees hint Peabody’s election could steer policyholders’ proxy votes toward Thomas Lawson.
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Scripps-M Rre Press Association
Neaw York
Bee Geerhe
Mutual Life Institates Company
Comelegs
Charles A. Peabody
Wallen
King
Tday
Thal Ute
Ta Rockefeller-Morgane Ryeu Combina
Peabody T
Charles FE. Ulighes
Insurance Inquisitor
AL Rogers
Standard Ott Forena
Peabody
Bone
George T. Daker
First National Bank
Rogers
Mutual
Rockefeller
Jewel theft at Brownetown Parkage reported
A thief entered Willam T Brownetown Parkage on Monday and stole three rings and a watch. One ring had a diamond setting, another an opal, the third a plain band. Entry was via rear door.
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Willam T. Brownetown Wenge
Meet of Kulghin of Pythias Draws Local Attention
The Kulghin of Pythias Twelfth Riddet holds its annual session at Ube Mason te haluting Tuesday after noon. Hendricks with Hancock county Mayve Holtzman and Grand-chancellor Frank J. Dunton addressed the afternoon meeting. Esquire exemplification by Star lodge No 7 follows with prominent knights and addresses. Grand instructor Union B. Hunt will present the unwritten work. Deputy grand-chancery for Ogbirn presides.
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Kulghin
Pythias
Ube Mason Te Haluting
Murton
Hendricks
Hancock
Mayve Holtzman
Frank J. Dunton
Esquire
Star Lodge No. 7
Union
B. Hunt
Ogbirn
Names on Stone Record Governors and Officials of Statehouse
Tablet lists the governors commissioners and architects involved in the statehouse project. Names include James D. Williams Isaac P. Gray John Love Henry Murainna Thomas Morrie Isaac D. G Nelson William R. McKeen John Collett W. B. Boward Edwin May Adolph Lederer with terms from 1877 to 1888 and a construction period starting October 12 1878 ending October 2 1880s. Total cost cited 1 990 438 dollars.
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James D. Wiliams
Isaac P. Gray
Albert G. Potter Juri
John Collett
W. B. Boward
Edwin May
Adolph Lederer
Holt Pleads Guilty Over Hotel Plate Violation
Willam Holt, proprietor of the Grand hotel, surrendered at the police station on Tuesday and allowed his name to be placed on the plate for violating section 3 of the Nicholson law.
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Holt
Willam Holt
Grand Hotel
Fire damages residence of George Adian and Maplerst
A small fire damaged the home of George Adian and Maplerst on Tuesday. The blaze was confined to the roof with the rest of the house only slightly damaged.
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George Adian
Biese
Edmée Anheyser sues photographer over disputed portraits
In Marion County a case centers on Edmée Anheyser suing for 104.35 damages claiming photographer Kenkelor Bros and Christman produced unauthorized images in October. The suit alleges excessive siege of her privacy as she defended the pictures and incomes. Separately, Pike township farmer Thomas Walton sues well known local men for 10000 damages claiming a conspiracy to threaten and harm his family. The trial in Superior Court No. 3 heard details of an 1902 siege with armed neighbors, porch clashes, and a rifle shot, with Walton recounting repeated break ins and a later bundle of switches found on his property.
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ST. Lois. Dre
Edmée Anheyser
Vietorione
Phon Grapher
Anteiser
Kenkelor Bros
Tyr Christman
Pike Township
Marion County Superior Court
Thomas. Walton
Henry Spain
Walton
Martin Huge
Frank Groninger
Aupet Air Court
Turaday
Thomas J. Watton
Walton Broug
Thomas J. Walton
Miscions Reypaen
Squire Glass
Frank Miller
Thomas C. Walton
Stade Superior Court
Statra
Chis
Frank Millen
Omer Fur
Frank Fur
John Gass
William Parnhiger
New Plan to Raise One Million for Miners Co op
Denver dispatch reports the Western Federation of Miners plans a cooperative mining venture funded by a $10 contribution from each of 100,000 members. The move follows Mine Owners association policies barring workers who have struck from employment and aims to mine for precious metal.
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Echipps-M
RAE Press Associaion
Denver
Col
Dev
Western Federation of Miners
Syuem
Yesteray
Exclofts
Mine Owners’ Association
Death verdict for Mrs Tolla in Hackenback case
Mrs Antoinette Tolla, a young Halian woman, was condemned to death by Justice Garretton for shooting Josephk Somtu last March after he persecuted her with his attentions. She heard her sentence without emotion as the doom was pronounced.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Hackenback, N. J
Antoinette Tolla
Josephk Somtu
Garretton
State Trustee Association meeting moved to supreme court room
The State Trustee Association meeting is not at the State House this week as some papers announced. It will be held next week in the supreme court room of the building. The headquarters will be at the Grand hotel with Miller of Sithey, Ind., newly named president and S. 2. Slows of Crawfordsville as secretary.
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State ‘Trustee Association
States House
Supreme Court
Novcl Ton
Grand Hotel
Miller
Sithey
Ind
Egislatum
Ind S. 2. Slows
Crawfordsville
Divorce Granted In Samuel v Hunsucker Case
In superior court Tuesday Judge J B Leathers granted a divorce to Eatena Mrs Hunsucker from her husband Thompson Hunsucker. The plaintiff testified of lack of support and that on one occasion, when he was drunk, he drove the family from their home.
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Samuel v. HunsUcker
Muperior Court
Thompson
J. B. Leathers
Eatena
Hunsucker
Stone Cutter Injured On New Bridge At Emmerichville
J F Cash, a stone cutter employed on the new bridge at Emmerichville, sustained a broken leg Tuesday morning. He was removed to his home at 191 W Morrindt by ambulance. Dr Laughlin attended him. Harmon de Hall advertise stove sale at 157-18 ms Washington.
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J. F. Cash
Emmerichville
Teil
W. Morrindt
Clee
Dr. Laughlin
Equitable Purchase Talks Revealed By Elmer Root Testimony
Elhlu Root testified before the Insurance Investigating Committee about Harriman’s role in the Equitable purchase. He described conversations the day of the sale, Harriman’s demand for a half stake, and his proposal to name trustees including Grover Cleveland and George Westinghouse. Root asserted he planned to carry out the trustee scheme despite opposition.
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Hughes
Ryan
Harriman
Elho Kool
Attorney Cravath
Equitable
Auld Hyan
Matty
Grover Cleveland
Dustlee O'Grieh
George Westingham
Hoe
Herrnck
Arunral Harriman
United States
John
Dryden
Prudential Bite
Boy Gives A Banquet For English Class Excerpt
A year old boy from Lincoln Wisconsin recently graduated from the Bogue school and hosted a banquet at a hotel. The evening featured a decorated table with flowers and carnations and the class presented a book to John Haynes. The event included a enjoyable after dinner period in the hotel parlor.
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John Haynes
Lincoln
Atammerers
Einglish
Partore
Me Haynes
Jas Clas
Ingalls Tells Of Big Deal And New Indianapolis Shops
The Big Four railroad plans a major plant in Indianapolis with car and locomotive hops. Estimates place spending between 70 000 and 9 000 00 dollars while officials deny knowledge of land options or shop construction. Reports hint at Brighton shops in Cincinnati being replaced by a new, highly equipped facility for large locomotives.
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Petenaie
Big Four
Ngalle
Big Four Ays
Hia
Wis Establieh
Indianapolis
Q. van Winkle
Anked
Tursday
Kbopa
Shopa
Stenographers and typists needed for Panama service
Male stenographers and typists are in demand by the government in the Panama service. Civil service examinations have been announced with salaries from 1.50 to 1,500 per year and free quarters. Examinations set for January 4, 18%, will be held at Cineamat. Interested persons should contact the nearest local secretary of the civil service commission.
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Panama
Civil Service Commission
Cineinat
Divorce Filings Mount in Local Court Roundup
Elizabeth Leck sues for divorce from Frank B Leck citing cruelty while intoxicated and nightly absences since their 1950s marriage. Elizabeth wants her maiden name restored Elizabeth Schou. Annie Scruggs seeks divorce from Prick Scruggs for nonsupport. John McGre seeks custody release and relief from obligations regarding their child.
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Elizabeth Leck
Ak Varve
Frank B. Leck
Teelte
Meifr
Elizabeth Schou
Annie Scrugga
Prick Scruggs
John McGre
Hiz
Ligse
Sat
Violation of Game Laws Leads to Kentucky Arrest
George Meamer of Louisville Ky arrested for violating Indiana game laws. Governor Beckham ordered his transfer to Coryden for trial. Meamer and three others from Louisville face hunting without a license in Indiana before open season. Potential fines range from five to ten dollars, plus possible imprisonment. The game commission reports ongoing trouble with Kentuckians crossing the river to hunt.
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George, Meamer
Louiaville
Beckham
Kentucky
Coryden
Loulaville
Indiana
Iraq
The
Game Commission
Realdania
KenoTucky
Dotinne
Naval midshipman Meriwether sentenced for fighting at Annapolis
Secretary Bonaparte approves a court martial verdict finding Meriwether guilty of willful and malicious assault on Midshipman Branch and imposes one year confinement to the academy with a public reprimand while allowing him to join the annual practice cruise. He is acquitted of manslaughter and spared further outside activity.
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the Sun
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Boniparle
Meriwether
Sranch
Annapolis Naval Academy
Ix Aa
Navy
Naral
Che Eipath
Justiqud
Moriwethar
Branch
Maelon
Nim
Mian 1 Killed on the Tracks
The mangled body found on the Cleveland division tracks near Lawrence Monday afternoon was identified as Samuel Robertson, 12, an inmate at an asylum for incurable insanity at July. He escaped days earlier and was chased by a Fortville marshal for horse theft. Authorities suggest he may have leaped before a train to avoid arrest. The body was mutilated by the train and will be moved to the city for burial.
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Cleveland
Emmy Post
Lawrence
Momilay
Samuel Robertson
Juillet
Robertson
Alte Road
Nace
Oaklandon
Alvo
Fortville
Aimaett
Harmon Appointed Receiver for Pere Marquette
In the U S circuit court an order appoints Judson Harmon receiver for the Pere Marquette Railway company in Cincinnati Ohio. The appointment follows an order entered at Cincinnati and involves Walter B. He and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway company.
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Cannon Tax
James B. Watson
Charles T. Landis
John H. Foster
Wins S. Holliday
John A. Chan
Edward C. Crampacker
Willam T. Zenor
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Sherief
James Watson
Abraham J. Brick
W. Cramer
George W. Cramer
Piiat
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Zenor
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Holliday
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N. W. Gilbert
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Fred Landis
Lincoln Wixon
W. Gilbert
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Japan
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the Mutual
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John 4. Gulliver
George A. Denny
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Omer Teen-houser
John Izrnhouser
Charles Howard
Iterlf
Walton Pighms
Hundre
Ewitcher
Edward Killion
Eld
Wallon
Allen Hollingeworth
Hollingsworth
Martin Hugg
Bollingsworth
Miss Edmer Anususer
Tolla
Justice Garretson
Harmon de Hall
Stovce
Ms ‘Wanhingtom
Elihu Root
Stegemeir Bre
Monnett
Ingalls
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Academy
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Annapolis
Bonaparte
Cass
Alan
Thera
Sam Robertson
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