International Morocco conference opens amid high stakes
Delegates from major powers gather at Algeciras to discuss Moroccan reforms with Germany seeking collective action and equal privileges, while France lines up support from Britain and the U.S. The sultan’s role and courier reports to Tangier and Fez loom over proceedings. Jury quickly secured in Goshen disbarment case.
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France
Germany
Great Britain
Spain
Italy
Russia
United States
Austria
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Rock
Gibraltar
Africa
Algeciras
Europe
Morocca
Morocco
Tangier
Fez
Madrid
Coughs Cured Quickly by Foley's Honey and Tar
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly and warns against substitutes. Sold by O. D. Knoefel.
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Foley
O. D. Knoefel
Two Dollars Lead to Murder in Greensburg
Ed Williams, colored, shot and killed Edward Gateshill, colored, in Greensburg Indiana. The killing followed a dispute over two dollars Williams had borrowed from Gateshill and failed to repay.
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Greensburg
Ind
Ed Wh.iams
Edward Gateshill
Williams
Gateshill
Diamond cure for consumption said found in Paris
A Paris report claims a diamond cure for consumption. The ad urges readers fearing consumption or pneumonia to try Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption by W T McGee of Vanleer Tennessee. A testimonial praises 14 year cough relief and permanent cure. Available at Knoefel drug store for 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle.
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Paris
W. T. McGee
Vanieer
Tenn
Chas
D. Knoefel
Patrick Reprieved in Murder Case for New Trial Time
Albert T Patrick the New York lawyer convicted of the Rice murder has been reprieved by Governor Higgins until March 19 for fifty six days to allow counsel to present alleged newly discovered evidence. The reprieve follows a governor hearing and is backed by ex Senator David Hin and Judge W M K Olcott with consent of District Attorney Jerome.
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Albany
N. Y
Albert T Patrick
New York
Sing Sing
William Marsh Rice
New York City
Higgins
Patrick
David B. Hin
W. M. K. Olcott
Jerome
Indianapolis Court Plea Guilty in November Killing
The attorney for Herman Hoff pleaded guilty in criminal court for his client in the November killing of John Smith. Hoff was sentenced to a term of three to twenty one years in the Michigan City prison.
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Indianapoaite
Herman Hoff
John Smith
fAfoff
Michigan City
Abandonment of Steamer Herokee Ends Rescue Effort
Atlantic City dispatch reports Captain Archibald and two mates with life saving crews abandoned the steamer Herokee after perilous conditions. The vessel is likely a total loss and salvage seems unlikely.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Archibald
Herokee
Electric Bitters Restore Pittsburg Woman's Health
Annie Hanter of Pittsburg describes four weeks of typhoid and kidney illness. She says she was bent double and relied on rest until Electric Bitters restored her health and strength enabling her to walk upright again. The testimonial includes a misleading guarantee claim and drug storefront details.
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Annie,Hanter
Pittsburg
Chas. D. Keessel
Price
Debates on Philippine Tariff Bill Conclude in House
Washington January 16 The House closed debate on the Philippine tariff bill after daily sessions since January 4 The discussion included statehood opposition led by Joseph W Babcock of Wisconsin who denied revenge motivated opposition and supported tariff revision Other speakers named include De Armond Koelcher Parker Lamb Bennett Randall Goebel Davis Tindall Campbell Routell closed the debate in favor of the bill
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Washington
Babcock
Wisconsin
Habcock
Appropriations Committee
de Armond
Missouri
Koelcher
Massachusetts
Messrs. Parker
New Jersey
Lamb
Virginia
Bennett
New York
Randall
Texas
Messrs. Goebel
Ohio
Davis
Minnesota
Tindall
Campbell
Routell
Ilinois
Ways and Means Committee
Open Senate Debate Sparks Morocco Question Clash
In Washington on January 16, Mr Bacon achieved an open-door discussion on the Moroccan issue by introducing a resolution declaring non intervention in European internal affairs. The debate drew interruptions and questions as Hale criticized participation in the Algeciras conference while backing presidential guidance to keep to non intervention.
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Washington
Bacon
Senate
United States
Morocco
Hale
Polley
Algeciras
United
Pile relief promoted as at home cure
Pyramid Pile Care is advertised as a painless home remedy for piles. It claims instant relief and a complete cure, offered via a free trial package by mail, with a full sized box available for 50 cents at druggists.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Debates and court briefs intertwine in political questions
States. Mr Lodese, Mr Spooner and Mr Tillman participated in a debate. New York. Jane Attorney General Herbert S Hadley of Missouri declared in a brief submitted to Justice Gildersleeve that the materiality of questions asked by U. HH Rogers is not now pending in the Missouri supreme court. The brief answers a contention by Standard Oil that New York should not decide if Rogers must answer Hadley’s questions. The questions concern stock ownership of Standard Oil Indiana Waters Pierce Oil and Republic Oil by the same person or corporation.
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New York
Jane
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Gildersleeve
Standard Oj! Company
Indiana
Waters Pierce O Company
Republic of Company
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic Ad Claims Female Health Benefit
An advertisement by druggist C D Knoefel promotes Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as a remedy for a dubious female condition. It touts hot douches and a positive guarantee of full refund if unsatisfied, urging women to try the product.
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C.D. Knoefel
Editors to Meet on Interest Program for Journalists
The 29th annual Indiana Republican Editorial association meeting will convene Jan 26 at the Denison hotel Century club rooms Indianapolis. R S Truitt calls the session to order at 9:30 AM with papers on Political Issues Value of the Editorial Page and Advertising Cooperation. Dr Edwin Holt Hughes of DePauw University will give the principal banquet address on Newspapers and Public Education.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Century Club
Denison Hotel
Truitt
Noblesville
Ernest Brose
Indianapolis Star
George B. Lockwood
Marion Chronicle
Lloyd D. Hopkins
North Manchester Journal
A. O. Alexander
Frank Braden
Portland Commercial
Denison
Edwin Holt Hughes
Depauw University
Charles W. Miller
Hugh T Miller
Storms Case Set for Ouster Trial in Indianapolis
Judge Carter of the superior court will hear the state’s bid to oust Daniel E Stre Storms from the office of secretary of state. The trial is set for tomorrow in the circuit court room with Storms’ attorneys silent on their defense, likely invoking precedent and denying embezzlement charges.
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Indianapolis
Carter
Superior Court
Indiana
Daniel E Storma
Secretary of State
Cffcult
Storms
Hanly
Electric trolley plan linked Cincinnati Jeffersonville Louisville
Jeffersonville Ind Jan 16 Capitalists from Cincinnati, Jeffersonville, and Louisville consider an electric road. They have surveyed parts of the route and may use Market Street as the city entrance to the line running to Utica turnpike. The project has progressed 80 percent with surveys completed on segments.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Cincinnati
Louisville
Market Street
Utica Turnpike
Fountain Forged Wife’s Name To Obtain Gold
Stephen Fountain, convicted of forging his wife’s signature for 3500 dollars two years earlier, disappeared from Lawrence County. He sent to Citizens National Bank and Stone City Bank two bags of gold to cover the full amount with interest. The gold was shipped from a far Western state where Fountain owns a cattle ranch.
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Bedford
Ind
Stephen Fountain
Lawrence County
Citizens’ National Bank
Stone City Bank
Fountain
Pauley Arrested in Eacock Conspiracy Case
Lafayette Ind January 16 Joseph E Pauley a leading real estate broker was arrested on a charge of compounding a felony In the renewed Eacock conspiracy trial authorities allege he gave money to Charles F Grimes and Lula B Grimes to aid their departure from the state.
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Lafayette
Ind
Eacock
Joseph E. Pauley
Pauley
Charles FE
Lula B. Grimes
Boy and Gun Incident Injures Calhoun Family
In Atlanta Indiana on January 16 Ray Calhoun eighteen son of Jasper Calhoun attempted to shoot a crow and instead shot off two of his toes. A younger brother tried to amputate the fragments with a butcher knife when a surgeon was summoned.
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Atlanta
Ind
Ray Calhoun
Jasper Calhoun
Lake Shore Freights Enforce Liquor Shut in Indiana
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway cuts liquor service on its buffet and dining cars in Indiana. No alcohol served after 11 p m and on Sundays while trains run through the state as enforcement of Indiana liquor laws takes effect.
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LakeShore
Laporte
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Indiana
Notable figures and oddities from a broad 19th century mix
A survey of diverse individuals: from Captain Stubbs of the Liverpool Orphan Institution to Victory Dr. Flick planning an international tuberculosis convention in Washington. It notes Sun day school leaders, a Peruvian minister brother to the president, the Duke of Sutherland gifting Trentham Hall for education, and Roosevelt’s honorary role in the American Bison Society. It also mentions Nebraskan Senator Burkett as a long-serving “baby member,” Henry Phipps’s Manhattan real estate plays, and tall Milwaukee–Lakes captains Fowler and kin.
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Stubbs
Liverpool Orphan Institution
Nelson
Lawrence J. Flick
Washington
Woo Levering
Lafayette
Tno
Indiana State Library Association
Yoshitare Nakamure
Ropertid Agricultural College
Att Sappho
Japan
Minnesota State School of Agriculture
Cakong
Senor
Don Felipe Panto
United States
Peru
Duke of Sutherland
Potteries
Trentham Flat
England
Lord Beaconsfield
Tothair
Staffordshire County Council
Roosevelt
American Bison Society
W.T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Bronx
Society
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
Manhattan Island
St. Tt
Clement
Christa
Fowler
St Tshaee
Mich
Lions
Erving J. Fowler
J. K. Fowler
Flora Fosvler
Yosemite Spring Flora Along the Valley Trail
As one descends from the Sierras into Yosemite, temperatures warm and foliage transitions from arctic scrubs to spring growth. High peaks lack green life while pines and tamaracks appear, then maples and laurels begin to unfold. Hundreds of wildflowers bloom near the valley with azalea scents, and the trail is lined with wild illae, cherry and dogwood in full bloom.
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Sierras
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite
Miss Edith Root Again Noted In Washington Social Set
With Elihu Root back in Washington as head of the state department, Edith Root resumes her place as a popular member of the cabinet set. She is twenty-one, tall and slender with dark eyes and complexion, and her face and figure attract attention.
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Elihu Root
Washington
State Department
Miss Edith
Miss Root
Family Names Beginnings Spell El Echoes in Portrait
The piece notes a family where every first name starts with EL, detailing habits like horseback riding and golf. It mentions a mother’s linen marking and a secretary who has a large R on Elihu Root Jr and EY RY on another, while Edward and Edith receive marked emblems.
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Elihu Root, Jr
Edward
Edith
Bers
Quote from Sheik Saadi on rulers and dervishes
The Persian philosopher and poet Saadi is attributed with a saying about peace and conflict. He notes ten dervishes can share a rug in peace, while two princes cannot coexist within a single empire.
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Sheik Saadi
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