Turks Hold Out for Adrianople
London dated dispatch reports Rechid Pasha of the Ottoman delegation refusing to concede Adrianople's cession. Allies adjourned after twenty minutes as Turkey offered Crete in exchange for other concessions. Greek leader Venezelos signaled reopening only for a strong offer. a suspension followed. Separate note covers a farmer arson charge in Evansville, Indiana, against Elya Jemerson, bond set at $1,000.
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Homer L. Cook Slated as Indianapolis Speakership Candidate
Indiana political circles name Homer L. Cook of Indianapolis as a leading contender for the speakership. The favored representative, backed by local supporters, aims to steer House proceedings and set legislative priorities this session.
Cotton Corner Case Is Ordered To Trial
The U S Supreme Court upholds counts against A Patten and others in a Sherman anti trust case involving a cotton corner. Defendants were indicted in New York for conspiracy to inflate prices through buying on the New York cotton exchange. Proceedings note eight counts, four later struck, case sent to lower courts for trial.
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United States Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Various National and Local Updates In Brief
The Eightieth Ohio General Assembly opens as eclipses occur this year. President Yatto renominates Charles P. Neill for labor commissioner. Ex-Congressman Capel Li Weems is dead in Steubenville, Ohio. William Rockefeller travels to Nassau seeking Pujo committee interest. Mrs. John Plaga of Summreshade Kentucky dies from hair on fire. ABA picks Montreal for annual meeting. Dr. Keran O'Brien dies in Brooklyn after use of stearine. Mrs. Caroline Prickett Stewart dies in Yonkers at fifty eight. Wage talks continue among eastern railroads firemen. NYC garment makers and manufacturers remain at odds over wages and unions. Two U S Navy fast ships to patrol North Atlantic routes for ice warning beginning around April 15.
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Brooklyn
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North Atlantic Ocean
Suffragettes Plan March Up Pennsylvania Avenue
Suffragists led by Alice Paul and Elsie Hill defy Police Commissioner Sylvester’s permit denial and vow to march on Pennsylvania Avenue for the March 4 inauguration. Mrs Wiles and other leaders seek taft over ruling, betting favors the parade despite city permit opposition.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Sylvester
Alice Paul
Philadelphia
Elsie Hill
Representative Hill
Connecticut
Wiles
Harvey W. Wiley
Taft
Major Sylvester
France Tightens Security Over Royal Travel to Riviera
Paris reports say Russia hairto young czarist heir is en route to Menton for convalescence as over 150 police guard the Riviera. A Moscow dispatch notes Nicholas may name Grand Duke Dimitri Pavlovich as heir if the czarevitch dies, amid cautious delays and rumors.
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Ane Ukase
Dimitri Pavloviteh
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Ezareviteh
Riots, Deaths, and Notable Deaths in Brief
Protesters in Rocevagorza clashed with guards over alleged medical neglect. Two killed and four wounded after mob attack, soldiers repelled attackers with gunfire. Also reporting Hinshaw near death in Michigan City prison hospital after life sentence for wife's slaying. James R. Keene funeral at Gracechurch marked by full choir. George Ade complains of publicity after accident rumor in Lafayette. Eight killed in a Massena steampipe explosion.
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New York Congressman Faces Contest for Seat
W os challenges the validity of his seat in Congress as a contested election unfolds. The dispute centers on eligibility and procedural questions that could affect control of the delegation.
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New York
Contests Harrison's Right to His Seat
Julius H L Reiter, Progressive candidate for New York's Twentieth district, files notice of contest against Francis Burton Harrison's reelection. Reiter alleges fraud, excessive spending, and ballot manipulation by Harrison supporters to secure a straight vote for Harrison, with ballots marked improperly to favor him.
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New York
Julius HL. Reiter
Francis Burton Harrison
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Broadway
Progressive
Mr Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Pacific Coast
Death of Enos H Nebeker Former U S Treasurer
Covington Indiana July 7 1900 Enos H Nebeker seventy six years old former United States treasurer is dead at his home after a long bout with complications of disease He was born June 26 1836 in Covington He served as a delegate to the national Republican convention and sat on the Republican state committee executive committee He was appointed by President Harrison to be treasurer of the United States in 1891 resigning June 1893 due to private business duties He remained active in politics but declined further honors Little Rock Editor Favored
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Ian
Nebeker
United States
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Republican State Committee
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Neheker
Indiana caucus tightens race for state house leadership
An Indianapolis race unfolds over House speaker amid caucus tonight with Homer Cook favored for speaker and John Branaman as a minor challenger. Senate leadership also viewed hotly as Wade Pree is eyed for secretary and Jack Shea appears set as chief senate doorkeeper.
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Mark Fippen
Salem
Paul Hill, Jr
Green Castle
Phil Lutz
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Shelby County
Frank Swett
Douglas Holser
Newcastle
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Horus HE Stuart
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Ohs Smith Askren
Corydon
Geonce FE Kistner
Edward Tetter
Terre Haute
Jack Shea
Governor Elect Renews Chair in Indiana Statehouse
Indianapolis dispatch reports Governor Elect Samuel McRalston renounced the old chair used by past governors and selected a new one from custodian Thomas Colbert. The leather mahogany chair cost about $50 and suits the new governor who plans to move his family to Indianapolis soon.
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Samuel McRalston
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Hanly
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Delaware Street
Market Quotations Prevailing Prices For Grain and Livestock
Indianapolis market reports show grain and livestock values with wheat, corn, oats, and cattle prices across markets in Cincinnati Chicago East Buffalo and Toledo. Notable figures include wheat 1.58 to 2 red 0 5, corn varied, cattle steers around 500 to 125 dollars, sheep and lambs trading near several dollars per head, and hogs listed at 8 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Many Problems for Democrats This Election Season
A wide analysis notes Democratic troubles amid reform attempts and Senate tensions. It cites Bryan era friction, Taft administration ties, and the surge of younger Democratic senators challenging old guard leaders. The piece, by Arthur W. Dunn, discusses committee battles, the fate of progressive abolition efforts, and prospects for reorganizing the Senate.
Local Society Notes and Holiday Visitors Highlight Kalid City
Personal mentions of il of inflammatory rheumatism at home on Fast mkr street. Mrs ME CPO Binos hosted Central Christian church missionary society at 419 West First. Various locals return from holidays to resume studies at University of Wisconsin and St Mieinead's Academy. Forest fire tale from Catskills and praise for Dr Kings New Discovery quoted with testimonial. Trial bottle offered by Knoefel Drug. Tribune Company advertised for print services.
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Weat First Street
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Carrollton
Lillian Bletening
Locust Street
Moaphee Handin
Florence Weaver
Miossis
Pow Turner
Eadward Curets
Ard Bioner Horkenhern
Wertman Jonsiimges
Kolmer Bitter
John Fiynn
Olan Walsh
Thomas McCirath
John McRarran
St. Mieinead’s Academy
Spencer County
Catskills
Kings
Woo
Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Charles D. Knoefel
Local Society Notes and Campaign for Sabbath School Growth
Community announcements include Mistletoe Temple officers to be installed at Oak and Vincennes, an evangelistic meeting at Trinity M E Church, a children's gathering, and the Brotherhood of Centenary Methodist Church meeting at the parsonage. A campaign by colored sabbath schools seeks 100 volunteers to visit every colored home, chaired by Mrs Mob Washington, with Bethel church meeting next Sunday at 2 o'clock. Also note a light house keeper captain and a testimonial for Electric Bitters praising kidney and health benefits.
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Brotherhood of Centenary McEinnirch
Jades
Cfl Mean
Mob. Washington
Bethel Church
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