Ohio Leaders Set for Final Condi tions Talk in Washington
Cincinnati dispatch reports heightened activity as George B. Cox and other Republicans plan a Washington trip to settle the Foraker Hanna feud over Ohio's legislature. A compromise is hoped before caucuses, with both sides signaling campaigns for state Senate and House seats. The split involves presidency of the Senate, clerks, and other posts. Observers expect continued clashes for about three weeks.
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George B. Cox
Washington
Senator Foraker
Hanna
Washon
Ohio
Columbus
Canad
Foraker
Nna
Conadj
Baker
Reana Pel
Baer
The Drama At Theaters Today Grand Vaudeville Preview
The program lists vaudeville at 2:15 and 8:15 with prices up to 15 pence. Acts include MacFadden's Row of Flats and Parisian Widows along with a variety segment at the Grand theater today.
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MacFadden
Theatrical Notes from New York Stage Scene
Edward Milton Royle may present Friends again at Fourteenth Street Theater in New York after his departure with Selena Fetter Royle. Bertha Galland’s manager cuts the tour due to losses while Jo Paige Smith and Charles Lamb launch the Vaudeville Institute of America to improve delivery and enunciation in acts. Alfred Aarons returns to the theatre with a planned musical comedy Mile. Sans Souci by George Lee and Ivan Cargil, signaling renewed backing and a spring debut.
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Edward Milton Royle
Fourteenth-street Theater
New York
Selena Fetter Royle
Jo Paige Smith
Charles Lamb
Vaudeville Institute of America
Uema Alfred Aarons
New York Metropolitan Opera House
George Lee
Ivan Cargil
England
Four Men Robbed In Sleep Break-In At Shiel Fats
Police investigate a robbery at Shiel fats where four men on a Saturday night note entries into Rooms W1 and 2. While asleep, the young men had pockets rifled, losses including C. J. Miller's gold tech and diamond stud, Frank Day's gold watch, and $12. Additional items described as watches and other small valuables were taken.
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C. J. Miller
Frank
Title Insurance Demand Stressed by Indiana Firm
Indiana Title Guaranty and Company at 129 East Market Street emphasizes that title insurance is not an experiment and no investment should be made to Heal unless the title is guaranteed by a trusted insurer.
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Indiana Title Guaranty AN Company
East Market Street
Half-Hearted Religion and the Church as a Whole
The Rev J Cumming Smith preached at Tabernacle Presbyterian on the dangers of divided faith calling for a full consecration of life to God. He urged daily sanctity over sectarianism, deriding wealth worship and urging universal holiness across all spheres. He cited the church as the guide for the world and noted recent parish activities and upcoming events at local Catholic and secular groups.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Orbal
China
Church
Jesus
America
France
Christ
Sermon Denounces Intellectualism in Religion Observes Divine Revelation in Christ
The Rev. Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street M E Church argues God spoke through Jesus, not through Old Testament figures or human intellect. He contrasts Protestantism with Rome, condemns priestly mediation, and laments intellectualism as a path to morality, citing historical declines in Egypt, Greece, Rome, Europe, and England as warnings. The Rev. R M Von Miller, M A, preached at First German Baptist Church in Louisville.
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Peniel
Luz
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Isaiah
Saul
Ezekial
Daniel
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Hosea
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Greece
Europe
England
R. M. von Miller
M. A
Louisville
First German Baptist Church
Mining promoters woo investment from Indianapolis crowd
A Fort Wayne lawyer notes Cowboys and mining schemes lure investors in Indianapolis. Mining ventures target Wyoming Idaho and Alaska with the Gold Mining Company of Alaska and others headed by M. M. Green and C. A. Chambers at the Spencer House. The six-shooter is cited as local law with irrigation plans proposed along the North Platte.
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Indianapolis
Alaska
Grand Hotel
Washington
Idaho
M. M. Green
C. A. Chambers
Spencer House
Grand Encampment
Battle Lake
Union Pacific Railroad
Ferris-Haggerty
Green
North Platte River
Chambers
Big Creek Ranch
State Reapportionment Scrutiny Shifts District Lines
Politicians in hotel lobbies debate the new apportionment act amid a spiking election climate. The plan redefines districts, moves Johnson to the Fourth and Marion to a single district, and places Howard into the Ninth, amid talk of a GOP-leaning Eleventh.
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Marion County
Decatur County
Blackford
Washington
Bartholomew
Brown
Dearborn
Jackson
Jefferson
Jennings
Ohio
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Switzerland
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Clay
Hendricks
Morgan
Parke
Putnam
Vermillion
Vigo
Deratur
Fayette
Franken
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Shelby
Union Wayne
Marion
Adams
Delaware
Jay
Madison
Randolph
Wells
Boone
Carroll
Clinton
Fountain
Hamilton
Montgomery
Tipton
Howard
Benton
Jasper
Lake
Laurie
Newton
Porter
Tippecanoe
Warren
White
Cass
Grant
Huntington
Miami
Wabash
Allen
de Kalb
Lagrange
Noble
Steuben
Whitley
Elkhart
Fulton
Kosciusko
Marshall
Pulaski
Starke
St. Joseph
Locomotive Engineers' Chief Visits Denison House
P M Arthur chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers spoke at a union meeting in Denison House and addressed a 180 person banquet at Rail road Men's Hall. He praised the women auxiliaries and noted the order is strong, peaceful, with 400 members and substantial charity ledgers.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Denison House
Mr. Arthur
Cleveland
Brotherhoods
Organizations of Engineers
Arthur
Brotherhood
The Legend of the Kankakee Poet Writes New Idyll
W. W. Pfrimmer, the poet of the Kankakee, stayed at the Stubbins Hotel and discussed his forthcoming legend of the river. He will set a stgle volume titled A Legend of the Kankakee and has studied the river’s swamps, legends of Grape and White Islands, and Mohican heritage while planning the work.
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W. W. Pfrimmer
Stubbins
Denison
Pfrimmer
Mr. Pfrimmer
Grape Island
Kan- Kakee
Wolfland River
White Island
Canada
Indiana College Association to Meet at Denison Hotel
The Indiana College Association will hold its annual meeting at the Denison Hotel on December 24 and 27. Members include Butler, Moores Hill, Rose Polytechnic, Indiana University, Earlham, Franklin, Hanover, Union Christian, Purdue, DePauw, Vincennes, Oakland, Wabash, and the State Normal. Sessions begin at 2 p.m. on December 24 with papers by Burnett of Butler and Noyes of Rose Polytechnic and discussions led by Earlham and Union Christian faculty. The December 27 program starts at 10 a.m. with Aldrich of Union Christian, Hanover faculty discussants, and papers on administration and technical chemistry.
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Denison
Andrew Stephenson
de Pauw University
Butler and Moores Hill
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Indiana University
Earlham, Franklin, Hanover
Union Christian College
Purdue University
de Pauw
Vincennes
Oakland
Wabash
State Normal School
Percy B. Burnett
Butler College
Earlham College
J. A. Miller
Union Christian
A. J. Aldrich
Hanover College
W. A. Noyes
Fort Wayne Lawyer Praises Mind Power After Typhoid Case
A Fort Wayne lawyer told patrons at the Grand Hotel last night that the mind can heal the body. He recounted a typhoid fever experience from years ago when his condition was dire and nearly at a breaking point.
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Fort Wayne
Grand Hotel
Sleigh incident ends with head injury for Richter
Tony Richter received a deep gash to the head after a sleigh ride with a friend who threatened to dump him four times. The driver swerved against a curb, throwing Richter from the sleigh near New Jersey and Tenth streets. He was taken to the City Despensary for treatment. Richter lives at 118% Beecher Street.
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Tony Richter
Richter
New Jersey
Tenth Streets
Beecher Street
Hope of Peace Between Argentina and Chile Grows
Buenos Aires reports cautious progress as the Argentine cabinet accepts the first Chilean paragraph on roads while rejecting the claim of occupation of Chilean territory at Ultima Esperanza. Officials say they will deny any act proven false and anticipate a friendly settlement within days. Public sentiment supports the government and wealthy citizens offer funds to equip cavalry if needed.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Chile
Council of Argentine Ministers
Ultima Esperanza
Stolen Diamonds Identified by Kansas City Police
Alfred E. Lowenthal, a New York jewelry salesman, identified $80 worth of recovered jewelry as part of the samples stolen two weeks ago in Portland Oregon. The Kansas City Kansas police department recovered the items and linked them to the $15,000 loss.
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Kansas City
Alfred E. Lowenthal
New York
Portland
Kan
Local incidents involve threats and theft reported in city
Lulu Harrison, a colored woman, sent a note to Noah Maggert professing love and then attempted self harm with carbolic acid. Dr Givins assisted for six hours and she is expected to recover while residing near Indianapolis Avenue. Samuel Deitz reported Grace Ensley for theft of his bicycle. Griffin and Manning investigated but found no money, leading to her arrest amid a string of thefts.
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Noah Maggert
Dr. Givins
Sits
Indianapolis
Avanen
Samuel Deitz
Kentucky Avenue
Grace Ensley
West
Chesapeake Street
Poelice
Griffin
Manning
Ead Delte
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