British American Lake cruiser treaty debate and naval actions
The article notes no binding US Britain agreement on Great Lakes vessel numbers or armament. Secretary Shaw amends 1899 board of general appraisers rules to speed cases. The navy reports Vicksburg arrives at Chemnatipo Korea for protection of US interests. Santa Fe to receive Fort Marey land for a new high school site. A Warrington Florida camp tests open air treatment for consumption with plans to expand if successful.
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Washington
Jan
Great Lake Shore
Poluwaren
Pope
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Shaw
Cout
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Treasury
Denver
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Nor ‘He
San Himabue
Ae Francis Bouhier
Av’eablé
Paranent
Vicksburg
Chemnatipo
Korea
Hitchcock
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Fort Marey Military Reservation
M. A. Otero
Kh. S$. Rodey
J. Sparks
George Curry
Hhe Navy Department
Warrington
Fla
Navy Yard
Hest
Naval
The Power of the Press in Indiana Politics
The Indianapolis Journal notes Indiana has ninety two counties with 612 weekly and 12 daily papers. It states most are party papers dominated by Republicans and that the home press has heavily shaped political outcomes statewide. The piece credits the press for spreading speeches and hopes it sustains support until the next November victory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Repubican
Republican Party
Wright brothers claim invention of flying machine
Pro young men Wilbur and Orville Wright announce they have invented a flying machine. The brothers, sons of Bishop M Wright of Day ton Ohio, are natives of Rush county and Henry county Indiana. They describe their craft as wooden or metal and say they have tested it for several years with confidence in its potential.
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Wilbur
Orville Wright
Averhrere Flawk
North
Catalina
Ther
India
Bishop
M. Wright
Rush County
Wilbur Savas
Henry County
New Castle
Lane
Onions In Business Rooms Stir Indiana Court Case
The Indianapolis Journal notes a case about onions and a strong greasy smell permeating business rooms. Customers were nauseated as stock and silks were affected, with Campbell Kiros receiving damages and Shrover admonished to deny fried onion appetite. New Castle musical scene highlighted by Kay R. Hirschberg's recital with Prof. Bunch, plus plans for a $600 spring concert. Directors Emmett McQuinn and others elected for the New Castle Club, with social plans and ladies night upcoming.
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Indiana
Hedsin
Campbell Kiros
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
New Castle
Kay R. Hirschberg
Hf. Wieniawski
Will Ty. Buneh
New Castle Club
Emmett McQuinn
Maurice Goodwin
W.P. Jennings
O. J. Tolloway
Elon Vance
Ernie Dille
Jesse Snider
Mexican coin circulation warning hits local car conductors
Neighbor towns report a covert scheme to flood the gas belt with Mexican silver coins. The Union Traction is targeted as the unload point as quarters and halves flood the auditing office, depressing the value of local currency.
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Anderson Bulletin of
Dan
Sawny “Beel
Union Traction
Grocers taken by smooth swindler in Alexandria
Local grocers report a scam where a seller offered seventy pompions of bak fig powder at twenty cents a can with a coupon for a photo enlargement. Each grocer sent a photo and received an enlarged image, but customers lost twenty cents and did not receive the promised photo. The can label claimed Pinity Baking Powder Co made by Sheridan & Co of Pittsburg, which some say is fictitious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Pinity Baking Powder Co
Sheridan & Co
Pittsburg
Robert S. Lynn III Reported Very Ill
Robert S. Lynn III remains seriously ill and his family expresses deep concern over his condition as they await his recovery and further medical updates.
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Robert $. Lynn
Altruistic Club Delivers Musical Treat With Wieniawski Works
The Altruistic Club hosted a Saturday afternoon concert featuring Wieniawski pieces performed by Mrs. Bunch on piano and Mrs. Hirschberg on violin. The ensemble delivered careful climaxes and varied shading, with the Allegro vare and the Romantic Courtasse and soulful portions praised as a great hit and refined performance.
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Wieniawski
Mr. Hirsehbers
College Club Hosts Students in Evening Meeting
The College Club met in the Historical Society building with the Students Club as guests. J A Greenstreet and Mrs Greenstreet attended while Mr Cireestreet spoke on Manufacture and Industry. A follow up discussion covered labor questions and eastern stations led by Miss Mc Campbell.
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Coleve
Historical Society
Myr
J. A. Greenstreet
Cireeustreet
Mc Campbell
Regia
Mrs Stafford Improves After Critical Illness
Mrs WL. HE Stafford, once in critical condition, shows signs of improvement after several days of danger. Doctors report her condition stabilizing on Monday morning and express hope for a full recovery.
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HE Stafford
County to fill coroner vacancy after Dr Paerce death
County commissioners will appoint someone to the coroner's office vacancy created by the death of Dr Paerce. Applications have been filed and several physicians in the county are expected to seek the post. The oath has not yet been issued.
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Cos c
Paerce
New Gold Dollar souvenirs on sale at local banks
The government issues New Gold Dollar souvenirs now on sale in Lil apiece. Banks including Security Trust report rising demand and expect higher prices as the coins are scarce and sought by collectors amid expo and appropriation plans.
Death certificate dispute prompts physician rebuke in Indiana
News notes expose a physician in Indiana who refused to issue a death certificate until past bills were paid. The incident draws sharp criticism for violating law requiring prompt death certificates. Retail Clerks in U. of PL building elect officers for six months amid several membership applications.
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Parker County
Jon
Indiana
U. of PL
Simon Thornburgh
Tou Beall
Rol Sanders
Aric Ldou
du M. MuCleary
Hianeid
Meente Domius
Advance praised by New Castle since last visit
The writer notes Mel Rettaw and Ae wer Ae wer remain as before, but expresses that the town of New Castle has shown significant progress since a visit fifteen years ago, with the subject himself deeply pleased by the advance.
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Mel
Aa Ieee
New Castle
Missing son’s abductor aided by fiance and mother in city
Mrs Edgerton, mother of Chris Edgerton, was found near her Fauntain City home paralyzed and hiding from her son’s absence. She is linked to Desse Troxell who rescued the young woman from an abductor in the west days earlier.
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Ant Dearertodin
Fauntain City
Chis
BR. Edgerton
Dessie Troxell
Tron
Smallpox Cases Reported at Richmond Detention Hospital
Three smallpox cases confirmed at the detention hospital in Richmond. The cases are mild but exposure among many people raises fear of further victims.
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Richmond
Republicans Reelect Thayer District Chairman Without Opposition
The sixth district GOP convention in Connersville re elected Col. F. E. Thayer of Greenfield as district chairman without opposition. Charles Br. Unthank of Richmond did not present his name. Edgar O’Hare was named temporary chairman with area editors as assistants.
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Connersville
Col
FE. P. Thayer
Greenfield
Charles BR. Unthank
Richmond
Edgar O'Hare
George A. Elliott
Roosevelt
James E. Watson
Otho Williams
Watson
Ways and
Eas
Sharp to Lead KRELL-FRENCH CO Agency in New Castle
Mr J Sharp long time associate of State Mano Co Richmond will direct the KRELL-FRENCH CO agency in New Castle and surrounding territory. He will oversee local sales and oversee agents for the region with headquarters to be established soon.
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J. Sharp
State Mano Co
Richmond
Krrell-Prenell Pino Co
Sharp
New Castie c
Tefetory
Subcommittee names formed for Indiana live stock exhibit
The Sub-Committee Stevens of the Agriculture Horticulture and Live Stock group named to supervise all subcommittees and prize stock collection for the Indiana live stock exhibit at St. Louis. Four subcommittees will cover horse and cattle varieties with two members each. Members include McDonald Beau rill Pleak Robbins and others. all are experienced stock raisers.
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Indiana
Lwo
Peichants
McDonald
Beaurill
R. Pleak
Greensbury
A.B. Robbins
Scegecs
Madstone Hoax Denied by Creologist Blatchley
State creologist Blatchley rejects madstone curative claims for hydrophobia, labeling the device a superstition. He notes geologists and mineralogists do not acknowledge it, though some patients report temporary relief when the stone adheres to the bite.
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Blatchley
W Ho
Waterley
New Castle
Davis Mawson Wedding Notice Surprises New Castle Friends
Miss Ethel Mawson of Anderson and Mr. Davis of New Castle announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Miss Mawson formerly lived in New Castle and has many friends here who will be surprised by the wedding plans. Mrs. Davis expects to take their home by May or soon after.
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Ethel Mawson
Anderson
Davis
Miawson
Cistie
May
Mrs. Davis
In Memory of Hamilton Boys String Department Event
Hamilton County Republican leaders held a memorial event in Noblesville honoring Alexander Hamilton. About two hundred Republicans attended a banquet with remarks by J Frank Hanley and a male quartet led by Prof Will J Stabler. John Rossi purchased the compass interest and will assume full charge of the factory department.
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Hamilton
Himilton County
Noblesville
Dod
Alexander Hamilton
J. Frank Hanley
Sendimate
Will J. Stabler
New Castle
John Rossi
Pool room keeper fined for letting winners play
B Stratford was fined 15 dollars Monday afternoon in Syie Koon's court for allowing winners to play in his pool room.
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B. Stratford
Syie’ Koon
Winers
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Robert S. Lynn III
the College Club
Mrs. Stafford
KRELL
Davis-Mawson
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