Open Door Policy in Philippines Dominates British Press
London papers hail the U S ultimatum to Spain and the open door policy in the Philippines. They see implied payments and Cuba claims waivers as concessions and favor a united Anglo American approach in the Pacific region.
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London
Spain
Philippines
Far East
United States
Cuba
Daily Mail
England
Pall Mall Gazette
Porto Rico
America
Pacific
Westminster Gazette
Germany
St. James Gazette
Birmingham Post
New York
Tramp Deliberately Jumps Before Freight Train Near Brightwood
Frank Maass a tramp intentionally killed himself by stepping in front of a westbound Big Four freight near Brightwood. Brakeman Frank Fourtney was injured as the train halted. Maass died at City Hospital after five minutes. Fourtney died at 1:10 Tuesday morning. Maass was Swedish and intoxicated.
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Frank Maass
Frank Fourtney
Brightwood
George Clark
Massachusetts Ave
Maas
Fourtney
St. Vincent's
Maass
Bellefontaine
Collier
New York
Camp Mount wind damages and muster out near Thanksgiving
Boreas tore through Camp Mount with Monday night and Tuesday morning winds as boys huddled and prayed for a quick muster out. A restaurant kitchen roof was blown off though damage described as Blight. The schedule suggests departure a day before Thanksgiving.
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Camp Mount
Alleged Poisoner Bound Over In Insurance Case
Rebecca Rosenberger of Princeton Indiana was bound over to circuit court on charges of attempting to kill her son Alva with poison to collect life insurance. The judge set bond at $1,000 after defense objections. proceedings were held for advisement since Saturday with initial bond at $5,000 then reduced.
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Princeton
Ind
Rebecca Rosenberger
Alva
Justice Corder
Uncle Jim McCraney Sought by Tex. Relative
A. N. Wyatt of Wharton Texas asks the secretary of state to assist in locating his uncle Jim McCraney who currently lives somewhere in Indiana. He requests help in finding him.
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A. N. Wyatt
Wharton, Tex
Secretary of State
Jim McCraney
Indiana
Fire destroys property at Orchard Ave residence
A blaze Monday night damaged or destroyed property at 150 Orchard Ave. in the George Fredmian residence area. The fire caused substantial loss measured at 33200 dollars.
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George
Fredmian
Orchard- Ave
Spanish peace commission denies break in talks
From That Fake Paris comes word that the Spanish peace delegates reject any claim of ending negotiations. They call the report of Senor Montero Ries resigning baseless and say they have under decision the American offer of twenty million dollars for the cession of the Philippines. The translation of the offer was completed at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning. R. F. Paine.
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Madrid
Spain
Austria
Washington
Peace Commission
Paris
United States
Joint Commission
Day
Spanish Peace Commission
Senor Montero Ries
Philippines
R. FF. Paine
Political Tips At Denison Lobby In Indiana
Congressman Steele met with the Indiana crowd in Denison while Jim Statesman from Peru pressed him to declare as a Senate candidate. Steele avoided commitment. Henry Marshall touted Hanley backing and Posey county support. Fred Kimbley campaigned among legislators as possible chief clerk.
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Steele
Denison
Jim’ Statesman
Peru
Senate
Statesman
Henry Marshall
Tippecanoe
Warren
Hanley
Indiana
Posey
Fred Kimbley
Orleans
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for the 26 hours ending 5 p m November 23 calls for much colder conditions Tuesday night with snow flurries and fair weather Wednesday. Tuesday morning 7 a m temperature 20 degrees. noon 7 degrees, 2 p m 18 degrees. A windy night with gusts up to 46 mph and a brief rain dab, then a rapid temperature drop to 20 degrees by 7 a m Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Uncle Laws Prisoners Arraigned Before Judge Baker
Federal prisoners held in Indianapolis jail were arraigned before Judge Baker Tuesday morning. John Ryder pleads guilty to taking 1.75 from a letter. W. G. Wilson pleads not guilty to selling railroad tickets while at the Marion soldiers' home. Deck and Gorman transferred to Fort Wayne.
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Baker
Frederal
Indianapolis
Webb Seeks War Dept Action for Untold Pay
Henry Webb joined the Twenty seventh Indiana battery and served through the war but was never put on muster rolls. The war department will be asked to formally discharge him to obtain pay he did not receive.
Death of Miss Kate B Stansberry at Jacksonville
Miss Kate B Stansberry aged 29 a nurse in Jacksonville Florida died Monday She enlisted as a government nurse from Indianapolis September 6 She lived with Miss Mittie Bower at 322 North New Jersey Street
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Stansberry
Kate B. Stansberry
Jacksonville
Fla
Indianapolis
Xittie Bower
New Jersey
WIRE WHISPERS: turmoil from Cuba to Europe
An assortment of brief items notes Blanco leaving Cuba, a French tornado at St Cyprian, a failing Havana police force, gale conditions in the English Channel, the death of Swiss author Henry Gaullier in New York, and various minor incidents in the US and Europe including arrests, releases, riots, and a physician accused of grave robbery.
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Blanco
Cuba
St. Cyprian
France
Havana
English
Henry Gaullier
New York
Alabama
McKinley
Spain
London
Paris
Panama
Chas. Mitchell
Rius Rivera
Seringapattam
Jackson
Tenn
Will
John Sieres
Wm. Derrick
Thos
Caughern
Sevierville
Caughorn
Duncan
Kansas
Fairfax C. H
Wm. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
John
Watkins
Chattanooga
War Department
Chickamauga
No clear article title available
The readable text fragment references a smoking product and a borough context but lacks identifiable event, person, or organization details to form a coherent summary or headline.
Reform Commission Meeting Shows Legislature Steering Clear
County and township government reform group opens in the Commercial club building as lawmakers caucus to avoid embarrassment. August Leich declines treasurership, Wm Dudley Foulke elected president, Fortune vice president, Murphy treasurer, Rogers secretary. Gov. Mount supports reform. The push aims to separate legislative and executive powers in county and township government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County and Township Government Reform Commission
Commercial Club
Hernly
Republican State Central Committee
General Assembly
August Leich
Evansville
Fortune
A. C. Harris
Wm. Dudley Foulke
Richmond
C. J. Murphy
Rogers
New Castle
Mount
Indiana
A. I. Mason
Indianapolis
Firemen's Ball Promises Top Musical Program
The eighth annual ball for Indianapolis firemen will be at Tomlinson hall on Wednesday night. Eleven numbers form a program by top talent from Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Proceeds go to the firemen's pension fund aiding nine widows, three dependent mothers, 16 orphans, six disabled men, and a retired fireman with 32 years service. The event aims for strong artistic and financial success.
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Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Jones divorce petition cites repeated abuse since 1887
Elizabeth F. Jones filed for divorce in superior court alleging weekly abuse by husband William D. Jones including beating cursing striking choking hair pulling and driving her from home. They are parents of five children.
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Elizabeth F. Jones
Superior Court
William D. Jones
City Life Briefs From Hamilton County Indiana
Beecher Goodykoontz of Jackson township Hamilton county filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court. J C Travis named prosecuting attorney for the Laporte circuit to fill the unexpired judge term. Police seek Archie Young colored. Bud Williams surname involved in a serious knife incident at Rhode Island and Blake streets. Taylor Stiles colored bicycle repairer on Indiana avenue sent to grand jury for possessing a wheel stolen from the New York store. Ed Metzger city editor Logansport Reporter and writer on Nickum spent Sunday with his father at the state library assist.
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Beecher Goodykoontz
Jackson Township
Hamilton County
J. C. Travis
Laporte
J. Richter
Archie Young
Bud Williams
Rhode Island
Blake Sts
Taylor Stiles
Indiana Ave
New York
Ed Metzger
Logansport
Nickum
State Library
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promises Quick Cures
An advertisement touts Dr Bull's cough syrup as a cure for coughs and colds. The note urges readers to avoid church or public meetings to prevent disturbing the audience.
Mrs Klein Leads Fresh Probe in Haskinson Case
Mrs Maud Goodin faces a retrial for conspiring to throw acid at Dr Aimee Haskinson as attorney Frank Blackledge pursues new evidence via witness Mrs Lula Klein. Klein and an officer retraced the route and locations alleged in the plot, locating items and confirming neighbors memories amid a tense neighborhood scene.
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Maud Goodin
Aimee Haskinson
Frank Blackledge
Miss Haskinson
Edwin Pugh
Lula Klein
Goodin
N. Hlinais-st
Vermont-st
E. New York St
Pennsylvania St
Mr. Blackledge
Mrs. Goodin
Susan B Anthony Visits Mrs Sewall Ahead of 1899 Council
Susan B Anthony visits Mrs May Wright Sewall to discuss the upcoming Triennial Council of Women meeting in Washington in March 1899. Anthony praises Georgia club women over silk petticoats, stresses global organization, and notes preparations for the National and International councils. She also frowns on the word club and comments on publishing her life story with Bowen Merrill.
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Susan B. Anthony
May Wright Sewall
Council of Women
Washington
Sewall
National Organi
Anthony
the Sun
Georgia
Miss Anthony
City Council Delays Hord Water Plant Purchase Plan
Council funds transfers and ordinances cover water works negotiations with Hord, pay restores for firefighters, and new rules on public sanitation. The Hill statement values the plant under 2 million, while Hord offers 3.5 million. Changes include annexing White River park lands and refunding bonds at lower interest. Dr. Moffett leads anti spitting ordinance proposal.
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Hord
John W. Hill
Cincinnati
John F. Geiss
W B. Hord
New York
Water Works Company
Dr. Moffett
Indianapolis Sanitary Society
East-Market Gas Fund
White River Park
Emericksville
Thirty-eighth St
Pennsylvania St
Fall Creek
Central Ave
Twentieth-st
Mrs Mary Weer Higgins Dies In Indianapolis Home
Mrs Mary Weer Higgins longtime Indianapolis resident dies Tuesday morning at her son Dr H Hillard Weer 927 N Meridian from heart and stomach trouble. Born 1830 in Brookville Indiana daughter of John T Cooley she lived much of life in town practiced medicine modestly and moved with her son to their home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 am at First Presbyterian Church where she was a member.
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James A. Higgins
H. Hillard Weer
Meridian St
Mary Weer
Brookville
Ind
John T. Cooley
Franklin County
Eben
Indianapolis
Haines
First Presbyterian
Death of Mrs Elliott Leaves Family Grief
Mrs Sarah Elliott aged 34 dies at her son in law Matthew Wood’s home 1710 Brookside Avenue. She is mother of Mrs Mary Davin a teacher at the Industrial Training neckbands mentioned in the brief item but details are incomplete.
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Andrew Carnegie
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Altgeld
Illinois
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Jim
Majestic
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County Reform Commission
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Moffett
Committee On Public Health
Taggart
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