Incipient Boom Squelched by Editorial Association Chief
Washington March 10 W A Can neller president of the National Editorial Association denounces press agents reports that the group backs Vice-President Fairbanks for president in 1900 Cappelier says most delegates oppose Fairbanks and Senator Foraker from Obie is a possible candidate The association forbids endorsing political office seekers.
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Fairbanks
Associat
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Steam Fall Crashes at Plant. No Major Damage
A new smokestack over the engine room at the Merc plant fell when a guide rope snapped at 11 oclock Friday morning on West New York Street. A burst of steam followed, triggering a fire alarm by nearby residents. No injuries or significant damage beyond the interruption occurred.
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Deserter Bruker Surrenders After Vengeful Lebanon Visit
Special to the Bun reports Rufus Bruker, a deserter from the army, surrendered in Lafayette after visiting relatives in Lebanon. An officer accompanied him back to Norfolk Virginia.
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Tid
Rufus Bruker
Mivy
Lebanon
Norfolk
Dougle Wedding Special at Indiana Soldiers Home
A double wedding occurred at the Indiana State Soldiers Home in Lafayette on Thursday night. John W. Rodger married Mrs Anna Stevens and James W. Squires wed Mrs Mary Cantler. All couples are residents of the home, widows and widowers of soldiers. Chaplain M Howes officiated in the assembly hall as nearly all residents attended.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ndiana
John W. Rodgera
Anna Btevens
James W. Squires
Mary Cantler
Courted Into Court Overloyed Friend Incident
Frank Branham, a police figure familiar to the force, was fined in police court for social overstep after leaving the workhouse a day earlier. AWashington officer encountered Branham in a friendly yet disruptive scene near New Jersey, with Branham resisting escort toward the station until a judge was involved.
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Frank Branham
Washington
New Jersey
Heatham
Branham
Alabama
Residents press for a new firehouse east of Woodruff Place
A residents committee from the Woodruff Place east area asked the Board of Works on Friday morning to consider plans for a new firehouse. An indignation meeting at Borsa drug store on FE. Tenth St. drew about 39 property owners and formed the committee. A prior committee had urged the Board of Safety to fund equipment if the Board of Works would build the building.
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Future for Democrats Is Bright Says Bryan
In a Milwaukee interview Col William J Bryan argued the fight against corporate wealth favors the people. He predicted progress for the Democrats, said the party is united and poised to seize a window of opportunity against Wall Street and Standard Oil, and warned Republicans not to hinder reform.
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Bcripps-M'Rar Press Association
Milwaukee
Wis
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Democratic Party
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
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Republican Party
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Wien
Nema
Belief in Husband Tested as He Is Arrested for Petit Larceny
In a quiet Colorado Avenue home Mrs George Myer clings to her husband despite his arrest for petit larceny from Atgina Works. Two babies watch as detectives led him away, while she vows his innocence amid tense accusations and public scrutiny. The case hinges on alleged brass castings theft and a claimed confession.
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George Myer
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Atkina Law Works
Myer
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Manning
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Poolroom owner fined for allowing minors at poolhall
Fop Washburn, owner of the Denmon house poolroom, was fined for allowing Fred Stubbina and Dwight Pot to linger and play pool in his establishment. The police court case against his manager James Honnold was dismissed.
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Denmnon House
Fred Stubbina
Dwight Potlinger
James Honnold
Soldiers' Home approves two applicants in Indiana
The State Soldiers Home trustees at Lafayette Ind on March 10 approved two applicants and rejected two others in a routine board decision.
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Lafayette
Ind
Trustees of the State Soldiers’ Home
Rejest
Market 15 dull hogs in demand gains are small
Chicago March 1 grain markets quiet with scarce gains. May wheat at SHWYUGIN4. Oats and corn mixed. hogs receipts 29,000 with steady to higher prices. Indianapolis hogs 2,000 and cattle 1, sheep 100. market active but quiet overall. New York produce notes show steady dairy and egg prices while stock market opens strong with gains led by Canadian Pacific and New York Central.
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Chicago Produce Prices From Scripps Press Association
Butter prices range around 13 cents for full cream daisies and 11 to 13 cents for other dairy items. Live poultry quotes show turkeys at 12 to 13 cents per pound and chickens around 12 to 13 cents, with varied regional offerings.
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Scripps-M' Rae
Press Association
Wye
Strawberry market rises over gin time test year
Strawberries higher this season with J T Powers' retail price per box. Cucumbers gain to 1.00 per dozen, and mangoes sell at 250 per crate as the vegetable market notes stronger prices than the prior year.
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Case Continued Involving Charles Crowies Shooting
The case of Charles Crowies the colored preacher continued with a claim against horse traders' honesty. Debn Kimball was shot near the heart on March 1k, leaving authorities concerned about the outcome and the shooter.
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Debn Kimball
Kimball
Poisoning verdict in Stanford case shocks Honolulu
A coroner's jury in Honolulu returned a verdict that Mrs. Stanford died of strychnine poisoning, the toxin hidden in a bottle of soda with felonious intent. The case involves unknown suspects and police from Honolulu and San Francisco await investigation on new leads.
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Ecripps-M'Ral Press Association
Honolulu
Marvel
Stanford
Miss Serney
Will Make Arrests In San Francisco Case
On March 10 the coroner’s jury returned a murder verdict. Police plan immediate arrests and are questioning servants at the Stanford household after discovering threats tied to the Poland water incident.
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RAE Press Assolial
San Francisco
Pollee
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Trietton
Stanford Householl
Burial Plans For Former Mayor Caven In Myrtle
Preparations for the burial of former Mayor Caven proceed with the Myrtle and the Scottish Rite lodges awaiting word from his survivors. A Commercial club move aims to place a commemorative tablet and photograph in the club room to honor his work for unity. interment is set for Crown Hill Cemetery in the Masonic lot.
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Conmerceral Club
John Caven
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Acquittal Recorded On Two Counts In Piracy Trial
The defense urged that conspiracy required more than mere agreement and action. Judge Taylor instructed jurors on the elements of conspiracy while attorneys debated the meaning of intent and the timing of acts in the alleged piracy case.
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