Fairbanks and Arch Young Duel Over Indian Port Survey
Washington dispatch notes tension around Indiana figures Senator Beveridge and General Harrison on territorial questions. It mentions Arch Young as a potential target of the Big Chief Keating, and recalls Pink Smith a long‑time Treasury employee who died at 40 in a Washington boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Beveridge
Gen
Harrison
Territories
Fairbanks
Piave
McMithus
Froiman
Committee On Committees
Aage
Noblesville
Will Craig
Hig End
Washington
Pink” Smith
Leaps
Hoomer
Malizon
Pink Smith
Pythias
Good Welton Club
Treasury Department
Smith
Lodge
Rock Creek Cemetery
Mattoon
Pink
Arch Young
Keating
Beng
Imu
Indianapolis
Department of Justice
Calor
Caling
Efit
Mooater Jawyar
Brig
Cat causes panic in Ohio church crowd
In Marion Ohio last night mischievous boys tied a balloon bag to a cat’s tail and flung it into a church. The cat dashed through aisles while people shouted and pews were disturbed. Police then arrested Fred Blair and Fred Smith for disturbing services as Miss Nota Chamberlain became seriously upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geripps-MoRse Preas Association
Marion
Wearley M. &. Estured
Mert
Fred Blair
Fred Smith
Nota Chamberlain
Republicans Gather for State Central Committee Meeting
The Republican state central committee met at the English hotel in Winchester on Monday led by James P. Goodrick to wind up the old committee, decide the date for the love feast in Indianapolis, and set the January date for reorganizing. District meetings were authorized to select district chairmen ahead of the reorganizational gathering, with several candidates visible for state offices and the state chairmanship hotly contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Goodrick
Winchester
Republican State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Goodrich
Fred A. Soma
Frankfort
George A Cunningham
Evanavile Alsa
Indiamapolis
eLice
Bima
Committee For
Ima
Rasheen
Aiga
Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Portland
Edward B. Neal
Sablesville
Shidelet
G. A. H. Shideter
Marion
Cundter
Shiddle
Basid
Han
Muth
Acace
Printers Start Paper in Litchfield Daily
Desperate for a settlement with the two local daily managers printers in Hinstenple establish an eight hour day press. The piece notes tensions and a new venture at New 106 Main Bu with a wary eye on costs and perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripge-McRae Press
Litchfield
Dee
Walsh Banks Quit Business and Depositors Paid in Full
Chicago banks linked to John Walsh announce suspension and wind up plan after 18 hours of talks. Depositors of Chicago National, Home Savings, and Equitable Trust to be paid in full on demand. assets tied to Walsh interests in railways and hotels. Clearing House committee says confidence in city banks restored. meeting details and committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McHae Frees Association
Chicago
Chicago National Bank
Home Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Chicago Clearing House Association
James B. Forgan
First National Bank
Chicago Association of Banks
John B. Walsh
Chicago National Bar
National
Homes Savings Bank
Equiable Trust Company
John R. Wulah
aMtyria
Chiergo
Hus
John Ht. Walsh
Ridgley
Eubanks
Bolingdeld
Associated Banke of
Chisago
Walsh
Akron Gas Company
Bedford Quarries Company
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Hote Savings Bank
Chicago Associated Banks
Publc
Chcago National
Equitante Trust Company
Clearing Houe Association
Forgan
Crumt Company
Clearing House Association
TUL
James B. Forgais
John J. Mitchell
Maals ‘Trust and Bavings Bank
Orson B. Smith
Merchants’ “Loan and ‘Trust Company
James H. Eckels
Commercials No- Honet Bank
Joan BR. Walsh
E. M. Blount
John 34. Smyth
W. Bent
C.K. G. Bililnga
Maurice Rosenfield
Jobn H. Walsh
FM. Blount
T.M. Dackran
Home Savings
Hem Savings
KG. Bilelings
Maurice Rosenfeld
Joh M. Smyth
Wi Natin
Willhin, Best
Bred G. McNatty
Jos F R. Walvit
Onehan
Charles Th. Schick
RAMAN
State of Illinois
Revelver
Denesita
Chicago National
Joan R. Walsh
John PR. Walsh
Tle
Unis
J. McNally
Uinole
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
American News Company
Western News Company
John Ro Walgh
Chatnetizution
Ite
Chicago Herald
Ing Feat
Chicago Chronicle
Minot
de Ott
Spenor
Industral Vnd
Western National
Th National Park Bank
Phoeni National Bank of New York
North National Bank of
Boston
I Chants National Bank
Donna BR. Welen
Col
Cooper
Navona Horse
Gxenangr
Savings Institution
Chicago National Pank
The
Faustablé Trust Company
Els
Clearing House
Walsh and banks face crash after Chicago National Bank turmoil
Crowds gather at the Chicago National Bank as authorities intervene after the failure looming over the bank, Home Savings Bank, and Equitable Trust. John R Walsh, director in multiple firms, is at the center. regulators prepare to protect depositors while stockholders face losses amid notable ties to railroad and utility interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johm BR. Wat
Controvers
Chievro National Bank
Combshaker
Chicago National Bank
State Bank
Clearing House
Clearing House Bank
Johnny Waleh
Chicago ‘Nation | Bank
Akron Gay Company
Awl Company of Illinois
Bedford Quarries Company
Chicago Auditorium Association
Chicago Cafe Deposit
Walch
James A. Hart
Charles W. Murphy
Hart
Walsh
A. G. Spavidsing
Monroent
Forgan
Chinago N Ational Bank
Mala
Home Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Chicago
Bosworth in Charge Delivers Sem Upset Victory
Chicago December 15. John R. Waunne leads Bosworth in charge to a remarkable semifinal win. Nesigen from Bagh and Epecal tn contribute key plays as the team advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jobn
Waunne
Class Gifts Presented At Janu ary Graduation
A high school ceremony featured exhibitions by Janu ary graduates with two-part performances: a school life play and a class history piece. Rudolph Miller Herman Du prey and Frank Dizon assisted, with Misa Foy as critic for the first portion. A Canterbury Pilgrim of the class gift arrived for display, and trophies including Magpole and Maganu rings will be completed and presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Manus Training High School
Wurpaus
South-eide
Rudolph Miller
Herman Duprey
Frank Dizon
J. McComb
Misa Foy
Triege
Maganu
Girl Files Suit Over Fraudulent Fur Garment
Mise Fannie WirpScisler filed suit Monday against furrier Jacob Webleld in Washington Territory alleging theft of a valuable woven garment piece and substitution with a rotten inferior material from his stock. The coat, valued at 800, is claimed now worthless due to the substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie WirpScisler
Jacob Webleld
Canal conference at the White House chaired by Taft
Reports of a canal conference at the White House with Secretary Taft and Senator Kittridge among attendees. Mayor Jen W Hodeman plans to notify the council Monday night about an ordinance raising councilmen salaries from 150 to 600 per year, with views that the raise is honorary yet likely to pass over the mayor’s veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serigpa-Mclae Press Association
Washington
White House
Taft, Adornessen
Mood Chateman Shonte
Seanter Kittridge
Senate Canal
Jen W Hodenmn
Open House at Door of Hope Invitation
Open House at Door of Hope invites the public Monday to inspect the home for inmates and hear plans for funding and betterment. Visitors will see conditions, hear about sustenance and support, and assess the charity's work and safety for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Belt
Honeft
Varral Jt
Aualders
Conehavlon
Kohl Misa Comer
Aid For Lawson Scrippa McNae Peres Association
A chaotic aid announcement from Boston Mississippi cites Thomas Wo Lawson vowing to battle Standard Oil. The cablegram quotes ensure warnings about danger and bankruptcy tied to his anti monopoly campaign. The text references copper and Robbers and a warlike tone against Big Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McNae Peres Association
Boston
Miss
Bowden Daily Express
Thomas Wo Lawson
Standard Oil Interests
Ttsysten
Too Sociable On Sunday In Paterson Court Case
Seven men faced New Brunswick court on drunken selling charges after a Sunday incident. Thomas Barmelott, a butcher and druggist, allegedly sold liquor without a license at 5 Massachusetts Ave. Pharmacist Bassett testified. Other men in the party included Fred Niermeyer Abs Foloaki Robert Reng and Joseph Baker. The case was continued until June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Court
Thomas Barmelott
S. Iomer Bassett
Massachusetts Ave
Fred Niermeyer
Abs Foloaki
Robert Reng
Joseph Baker
Uitte
Antil Jon
Bombing and fires sweep Baltic cities after rebel attack
Reports from Berlin relay chaotic rail strike as a military train from Riga to Orel is blown up near Riga. About 210 killed and 400 wounded amid fires in Riga and other Baltic towns. casualties listed include wounded and dead in Mitau, Dorpat, and Wenden with scattered reports of mut red bodies found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerione
Mitau
Dorput
Wien
Rebels Bombard Riga in Turbulent Offensive
Fragmented report describes rebel bombardment around Riga, with trains and towns burning. Maximovitch forces accused of mass killings, looting, and brutal acts across Saratos district as Paviodar and surrounding areas suffer executions and widespread violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prupsia
Saratos
Provincce
Maximoviteh
Sukharomola
Maximovitch
Paviodar
Conm
Brick Trust Case Ends In Court With Guilty Plea
In Chicago, Sange Smith's court saw nine defendants enter pleas as the Illinois Brick Company and American Brick Company faced charges. Defendants including Georges C. Prussing, J. Tolling, John Shethamer, John Hemy, Patrick McMann, and Charlee Haadk were identified as involved in the case. The proceedings concluded with sentences or penalties discussed following the guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippa
Har Preas Amedal
Boss To Control Road Motions Denied
Washington December 15 Charman iShants of the Panama Canal Commission denies reports of a plan to align from the presidency of a railroad. He states he has relinquished active control, with management to be conducted by those acting as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pero
Washington
ChatrmamiShants
Sion
Ywat Railroad
Thows
Glee-Prealdest
Damaged Egg Market Ads From Deteriorated Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a damaged listing of goods and prices including eggs, furniture, pianos, coats, oysters, game, and gloves. Names and places appear rudimentary with price hints like 11.80 and references to markets and vendors, but many words are garbled. The readable items suggest a local shop classified ad page with incomplete product lines.
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Kealing
Rch Young
Hay
Cornelius Weed
Ohio
State Central Committee
Reaerved
Elgar
Walsh Banks
Stone
Joker
Chieato National Bank
Charles H. Benworth
Pational Bank
Cohew Organization
Unieage Natori
Walah
Pid Tn Ual
Walen
Nanda
Asa
Ar. Kellogg
Wale Bie
Rmatke
Kellogg
Thieaze
Hawk
Hin Momning
Jonn R. Widlah
Bagh
Gust Rosderg
Tallor
Pembroke
Arcade
Gearon
Denison Barber
Err
Conan
Roses
Andrew Wyle
Virginia
Lincoln
Alexandria
He Garstang Muel Co
BM Pocahontas Smokebes
Billy Ta Slick
Lawson
Copper King
Standard Oil CO
Riga
Ettersburg
Empire
Bujariga Uy
Brick Trust Wench
Epson
Wuteonmere
Wington
Hoosier Fish Co
Tabich
Bal Porsenes
Delaware
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