Kidnapped Will Whitla Reunited With Father in Cleveland
Little Willie Whitla, kidnapped from Sharon last Thursday, was turned over to his father at the Hollen hotel in Cleveland at 8:30 pm after an agree ment with his abductors. Crowds cheered as the boy was handed to his father who thanked the press and locals for their help.
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Willie Whitla
Sharon
Cleveland
Ohio
Willie’ Whitla
Hollenden
G. W. Ramsey
Edward Mahoney
Whitla
Whitle
Whitie
Willie
H.W. Bundy
Sharon, Pa
Cate “Ath " Barnett
William Whitlam
Hill tariff bill drives full Senate day with lengthy debate
In Washington March 22 the Hill enjoyed near full attendance as the tariff bill dominated the day. Payne of New York led a four hour plus speech on ways and means while answering a cross fire of questions. Beyond this session, Senate committees were organized and many bills referred, with no general legislation expected beyond tariff and census measures in the extra session.
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Payne
New York
Committee On Ways and Means
France
Germany
Senate
Doctor and wife go to Chicago for ear abscess treatment
Dr J W Stewart and his wife left yesterday for Chicago to enter St Luke's hospital for treatment of an abscess in the right ear. The doctor contracted the ailment during a sleet storm after long exposure and Mrs Stewart's problem followed a cold.
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J. W. Stewart
Chicago
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jenkines Delivers Temperance Speech to Democrats
Attorney B. C. Jenkines spoke on temperance at Clymers Sunday evening. He urged local option from a political viewpoint and noted his remarks also applied to Republicans.
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B. C. Jenkines
Clymers
Market Street M. E. Church Weekly Announcements
Market Street M E Church presents daily events this week. Tonight a union service in the Sunday school room features an address by J S Findlay and selections by the Sunday school orchestra. A stewards meeting calls all division members to attend in the ladies parlor. Temperance mass meeting Wednesday night and devotional service Thursday night. Boys Temperance semi chorus meets Thursday after school.
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Market Street M. EB
Sunday School
Epworth League
J. S. Findlay
Temperance
Salvation Army Ball Meeting Tonight
This evening the Salvation Army hosts a ball with a program of songs. An address is listed for attendees.
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Salvation Army
Mrs Wallace Granted $25 Alimony in Divorce Suit
The Miami circuit court awarded Bernard L. Wallace the divorce and ordered no alimony to the plaintiff Madge Wallace. The complainant sought $25,000 alimony, while Wallace’s cross complaint for desertion was granted. Mrs Wallace resides in the city.
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Madge
Bernard Wallace
Miami
Bernard L. Wallace
France proposes tariff changes threaten U.S. trade
France and its Tariff Committee examine a new customs tariff that could raise duties on canned meat apples pears and hops while widening gaps with the Franco American commercial agreement. The bill aims to adjust general and minimum rates by about 50 percent and may evolve before enactment early next year.
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France
United States
Chamber of Deputies
N. S. Stone
Department of Commerce and Labor
Engagement announced for Dr Charles Ballard and Nina Douglass
Announcement says Dr Charles Ballard son of Dr and Mrs J W Ballard and Miss Nina Douglass daughter of Prof and Mrs A H Douglass plan a June wedding Both are prominent in the city society circles Miss Douglass teaches English at the high school Dr Ballard a graduate of Illinois Medical University Chicago with a thriving local medical practice
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Charles Ballard
J. W. Ballard
Nina Douglass
A. H.douglass
Miss Douglass
Ballard
Illinois Medical University of Chicago
Receiver report shows slight hotel balance despite heavy expenditures
W C Thomas as receiver for the Barnett Hotel filed a report covering November 23 to March 20. The hotel earned 9974 while expenses totaled 9439.79 leaving a balance of 354.21. Outstanding bills total 421.32 and receivable bills 796.30. Expenditures exclude receiver and attorney fees.
Hazeltine Goes to Halifax Nova Scotia to Take Charge
Ross Hazeltine received a rush order from the Consul at Halifax to report at once. He left on the 3 o'clock Wabash train via Detroit and the Canadian Pacific, moving from Pekin to Halifax as vice consul. He will be stationed there with a salary appropriate to the title.
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Fax
Nova Scotia
Ross
Detroit
Canadian Pacific
Pekin
Washington
State Department
Halifax
Bhut
Toronto
Theodore Roosevelt Prepares for African Expedition
Ex-President Roosevelt spends the eve of his departure at Sagamore Hill with his family. He inspects his stateroom aboard the Hamburg and boards the ship after a final look at his baggage. He will travel by train to New York and Hoboken tomorrow to begin the voyage.
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Roosevelt
Atlantic
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
New York
Hoboken Pier
Hamburg
Citizens Band serenades. new group forms from Merchants Band
The Citizens Band presented two pleasant serenades to the Tribune office last evening. Twenty five young men and boys make up the band, many as amateurs, yet they produce good music. Organized from last summer’s Merchants Band, they are led by Prof. Stewart and will give street concerts and buy uniforms as weather warms. Frank Dickerson manages the band, which aims to be steady and reliable.
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Tribune
Old Merchants
Stewart
Frank Dickerson
Safe blower confesses in bank robbery case
A man confined in Shenandoah Indiana has confessed to aiding the First National bank raid at Imogene. He and officers unearthed 1500 of the 5000 dollars stolen from the bank. Two other suspects are in White Cloud. The robber refuses to reveal his name.
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Associated. Press
Shenandoah
First National Bank
Imogene
White Cloud
Remodeling Church Work Begins at A. M. E. Church
Remodeling of the A. M. E. church was begun yesterday with a last service held Sunday. Members cleared furniture and carpets from the church to prepare for workmen. A social to benefit the building fund is planned in the Sunday school room by class No 2 Wednesday evening.
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A. M. BE
John A Foster Charged with Larceny in Monticello
John A Foster, a former South Side butcher, was arrested Sunday and taken to Monticello to face a larceny charge. The brief report notes the charge and location without further details.
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John. A. Foster
Southside
Monticello
Larceny
Honor To Employee Memorial Notice In Fort Wayne
Respectful tribute published by The Tribune honors Allen Brun for his service. The notice appears in Fort Wayne Indiana dated March 22 and acknowledges his memory.
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Tribune
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen’ Brun
Crawfordsville
County Awaiting Vote On Prohibition In Montgomery Indiana
The Montgomery county local option vote on liquor prohibition is set for tomorrow with polls opening at 6 am after a heated two week campaign. Wets and dries have campaigned heavily with churches hosting sunrise services and ministers delivering temperance sermons. Twenty one saloons, nineteen in Crawfordsville and two in Ladoga, stand to be affected by the outcome.
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Demetrius Tillotson
Lafayette
Emerson EB. ‘Ballard
Crawfordsville
Ladoga
Attacked Strike Breakers At New Jersey Railroad Station
An angry crowd at Orange New Jersey attacked a dozen men arriving to work at F Berg & Co hats factory during a strike. Police of 25 charged to disperse the mob after stones flew and two officers were slightly injured. Three arrests were made.
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F. Berg. & Co
Martin ‘Bolan
Kidnapper Caught After Dropping Victim in Ohio City
A kidnapper was caught in Youngstown Ohio after dropping the victim in the city. Police recovered the suspect and recovered the victim unharmed. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and identifying accomplices.
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Dgson
D. C
Deay
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ARMY
Mrs. Wallace
Husband
U. S
Washington, D. C
Barnett
W. C. Thomas
The
Bar
Hazeltine
N.S
PERIN
Ross Hazeltine
Hali
Theodore
Serenades
Citizens
Merchants’ Band
Iowa
John A. Foster
A. Watch
Montgomery, Benton and
Wetl
Montgomery
County
Tomor
Orange, N. J
Gaught
Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
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