The Hague and Peace: A Nation’s Dilemma
A critical essay rails at The Hague tribunal as a peaceful ideal while denouncing aggressive power politics led by nations and magnates. It praises Andrew Carnegie for funding a timeless Peace temple and urges persistence toward arbitration over war. The piece shifts to guidance for daughters and mothers, stressing the mother daughter bond and wisdom of maternal advice. It closes with a tribute to Marcus A Hanna, praising his public leadership, personal generosity, and enduring impact on American politics.
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the Hague
Kentucky
Hague Tribunal
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Andrew Carnegie
War bulletins hint at ongoing clashes and stalled peace
Russia and Japan continue hostilities as Emperor Taggart and Czar Keach hold peace as yet. In a separate political contest Col. Smith versus Maj. Metzger sees ongoing chairmanship clashes with sharpshooters on both sides performing well. Rumors claim Fort Metzger has damaged the torpedo boat Harry Wright with gunfire.
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Russia
Japan
Emperor Taggart
Czar Keach
Col. Smith
Maj. Metzger
Fort Metzger
Harry Wright
War talk and naval pride in a fragmented spoof text
A collage of nautical bragging and social quips about Japan and war, with scattered dialogue and jokes. It references admirals educated abroad, a shifting balance of power, and fishermen reacting to Japanese bombardment near Port Arthur. Includes lines about luck, invincibility, and humorous exchanges on engagements and earnings.
Swirl of Society Weekend Highlights and Events
Miss Teana Winall hosts guests in Lafayette as Ming Anna Reaume returns from Denver and Kansas City. A Vories students’ club dance occurred last Saturday with another planned for February. E F Sickler displays paintings all week at H Lieber galleries. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Quigley relocate to Washington. The Stabat Mater concert, first week of March, directed by Edward Nall features sopranos and tenors including Josephine Edmunds and Katharine Gibson. A colonial ball at Tomlinson Hall, hosted by D A R chapters, draws 150 in period dress amid ornate boxes and onlookers.
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Teana Winall
Lafayette
Fanny Volinetz
Ming Anna Reaume
Denver
Kansas City
Vories
E. F. Sickler
Metropolitan , Zehoot of Music
Edward Nall
Josephine B. Edmunds
W. H. Howard
Rhea Hall Behymer
Elisabeth Shoat
Katharine Gibson
Henry Laut
Paul Jeffries
Homer van Wie
J. Hy, Roberts
Frank Taylor
Tomlinson Hall
Caroline Scott Harrison
Arthur St. Clair
Man Arrested in Texas for Extradition on New York Perjury Charge
Charles F. Dodie alias Charles Dougherty was arrested in Alice Texas with partner Bradley and lawyer Kappenbudge on an extradition warrant from Governor Lanham. They are wanted in New York on perjury related to the Morris bigamy case.
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Brownsville
Tex
Charles F. Dodie
Charles Dougherty
New York
Bradley
Kappenbudge
Alice, Tex
Gov. Lanham
City Life and Local Crises in Indiana Report
The advance guard of the Indiana hardware dealers’ association arrives for a three day session. Lizzie Taylor and Hore O’Havre, missing from the Girls’ Home since Saturday night, remain unfound. A resolution to back artificial gas production by the Consumers’ Company will be reviewed by directors on Wednesday. Sallie Robinson’s autopsy at Mortimer Lovering and W F C Golt is disclosed after evidence closed on Monday. Irvington opens a new school building with 250 pupils under Prof H M Gchell. City Clerk Fogarty’s February settlement expected to be the largest in office history, with $2,000 in escrow. Samuel Friedman, 6% Eddyar, arrested near Acton with 700 pounds of stolen copper wire heading to Cleveland. John James, 616 A Capitol Ave, sentenced to Jeffersonville for one to five years after prior sentence for treason ended. Bebayier, Meisg ar
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Indiana Hardware Dealers’ Association
Lizzie Taylor
Hore O'Havre
Consumers’ Company
Sallie Robinson
Mortimer Lovering
W. F.C. Golt
Irvington
H. 4
Gchell
Fogarty
Samuel Friedman
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Acton
Friedman
Cleveland
John James
Capitol Ave
Jeffersonville
Ten Years Ago Warmer Weather Relief Aid Given
A past week saw relief aid to 5,000 persons. The Supreme Court ruled that newsboys cannot sue for injuries on forbidden elevators. Fly fishermen formed a club as unemployed crowds pressed the Board of Works in a stormy meeting. An alarmed man called police, whose services were needed. A Kentucky man was driven to distraction by a hanged sight. Ghost sightings were reported near Brazil. Earlier remarks on Indianapolis as a winter resort were withdrawn.
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Relief Bureau
Supreme Court
Board of Works
Kentucky
Ita
Brazil
Blacks Kick On German Rule In Southwest Africa
Berlin reports a two month revolt by the Hereros in German southwest Africa with many foreigners massacred. The kalacr numbers 3900 soldiers and reinforcements are en route as Herero forts and garrisons hold. Ramuel Maharero is named king as the race is praised for intelligence but mocked for odor and grease rituals.
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Berlin
A Tale of Friendship and a Tragic Match in Oxford
David Smith, devoted to Jonathan Brown since infancy, helps his friend despite Jonathan's haughtiness. When Jonathan reveals plans to wed Bertha Frieze, David engineers a match with Bertha using gifts and flattery, buying Latakia to secure the alliance. Jonathan, enraged, ends their friendship, but years later they remain civil though estranged.
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Jonathan Brown
David
Jonathan
Oxford
Porrible
California
Morning Post
Mies Bertha Frieze
Misa Bertha Frieze
Barhan
Mr. Frieze
Bertha
Darla Smit
Frieze
Lat
Ertha Frieza
Barry Pain
Completing Chain of Evidence in Car Barn Murders
CHICAGO February 16. The state presented a hundred links of evidence Monday to prove that Van Dine Marx and Niedermeier committed the car barn murders.
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Chicago
van Dine
Marx
Niedermeier
Vaudeville At Grand Park Lilliputans Shine This Week
The Grand features lively vaudeville with acrobats and the Lilliputtans Gulliver’s Travels Monday through Wednesday. Park show praises include a strong chorus and dancing, while Empire Burlesque offers value and Unique Vaudeville highlights Andy Gardner and Vinnie Henshaw. A late wrestling match between Harvey Parker and Ed Powers closes the program each day.
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Lulu Glaser
Dolly Varden
Empire
Andy Gardner
Vinnie Henshaw
Vinnie
Uarvey Parker
Ed Powers
Parker
Power
Tairly
Saloon Revolver Fatality in Chicago Brawl
In a Chicago saloon Monday night a bartender William O Malley was killed while attempting to stop a quarrel between William Dolan and Frank Duffy. Duffy drew a revolver from behind the bar and pointed it at Dolan, O Malley tried to wrest it away and the weapon discharged. Duffy and Dolan were arrested.
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William Dolan
Frank Duffy
Ins
William Malley
Duffy
Dolan
O'Malley
Froze to Death in Refrigerating Room Near Norfolk
Walter King, a well known young man of Norfolk Nebraska disappeared weeks ago and his body was found in the creamery refrigerating room. He allegedly entered after a drunken spree and was locked in by a spring lock, unable to escape and froze to death.
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Norfolk
Neb
Walter King
John Rennard Dead in Wayne Township Home
John B. Rennard of Wayne township died at his home on Monday. A French-born resident, he had lived at the renth street home near Eagle Creek since 381 and was well known in the city. He leaves a widow and three children, John and Eugene Rennard who reside near the old homestead, and Mrs. Prence of 339 Germania Ave.
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John B. Rennard
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Tle
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Eugene Rennard
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