Indiana News Briefs on Postal, Banking, and Legislative Moves
Rural delivery expands to Lafontaine Indiana while Grant posts a new postoffice plan. The American National Bank of Indianapolis becomes reserve agent for the Farmers National Bank of Sheridan. Senator Fairbanks reintroduces measures to appoint Lieut Julius R Frederick to the Signal Corps and to retire him with full pay. He outlines plans for new government buildings in Washington including a combined State and Justice Department complex near Lafayette Park and the old Corcoran site, plus a Hall of Records on Pennsylvania Avenue. He will seek funds for new public buildings at Vincennes and Richmond and pensions for Scottie E McClure. Opposition grows against declaring the St Joseph River non navigable in northern Indiana. Rural delivery investigations expand to the Twelfth district. county work begins Steuben. Census employee Jesse Martin receives a pay raise. Robert E Mansfield becomes acting United States minister at Valparaiso Chile with Wilson recommending him as minister. the legation secretary resigns.
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Pan-American Congress
Mexico
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Roosevelt
van Reyp
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Northern Pacific
Douglass
Governor Shaw
Iowa
Roosevelt Letters On Resignations At White House
Public correspondence from December and January shows President Roosevelt accepting resignations of Treasury Secretary Lyman J. Gage and Postmaster General Smith. Gage thanks the President for support while Roosevelt extols Smith's integrity and friendship as he departs. The broader text notes the resignations and cabinet dynamics of the era.
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Roosevelt
Gage
Smith
Washington
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Lyman J. Gage
Alao
Extradition Treaty Signed Between U S and Denmark
Secretary Hay and Danish minister Constantine Brun signed a treaty of extradition between the United States and Denmark establishing mutual legal cooperation. The agreement formalizes rules for surrender of fugitives and aligns judicial processes across both nations. The ceremony took place in Washington as part of ongoing diplomatic ties.
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Hay
Constantine Brun
United States
Denmark
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana and more
Forecast for Ohio calls for fair conditions in the south and partly cloudy in the north with Tuesday and Wednesday seeing light to fresh southerly winds shifting to westerly. Indiana andMimei region expected fair Tuesday and Wednesday with light to fresh southerly winds turning to westerly.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Mimeis
Movements of Steamers Reported at Ports
Movements of passenger liners listed from multiple ports. Auguste Victoria sailed from Hamburg and Southampton to New York. Phoenicia passed Lizard en route to Hamburg. Waesland arrived from Liverpool in Philadelphia. Minnesota and York arrivals recorded from London and Philadelphia with incomplete spellings.
Denmark-US extradition treaty signed after long delays
The accord, drafted in Secretary Gresham's era, finally signed as Denmark agreed to resumes negotiations after prior objection by President Cleveland to surrendering a nation's own citizens. The treaty now goes to the Senate for approval and remains silent on surrender provisions.
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Cleveland
Denmark
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Senate
Lampre Arrives in Washington Over Panama Canal Offer
M Edward Lampre, secretary general of the Panama Canal Company, arrived in Washington to formalize the sale offer to the U S government and to supplement the prior cable offer with detailed terms of the companys rights, privileges, concessions, and property.
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Washington
M. Edward Lampre
Panama Canal Company
United States
M. Lampre
M. Boeufve
M. Koenfve
Withdrawal of Troops from Cuba and Liberia Ship Transfer Question
General Wood recommends, and Secretary Root orders, a third squadron of the Eighth Cavalry from Puerto Principe to the United States, signaling a planned US troop withdrawal from Cuba ahead of civil government transfer. Assistant Secretary Darling says Liberia ship transfer requires State Department handling and Liberia talks via an authorized agent, not direct US action.
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Root
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Puerto Principe
United States
Washington
Darling
W. B. Matchett
Department
Gar Ment
Liberia
State Department
House Adjourns After Sewell Death Senate Honors
Washington January 6 The House took no business after Londenslager of New Jersey announced Senator Sewell's death and adjourned in his memory. In the Senate Kean announced Sewell's death and resolutions. the Senate adjourned at 12 07 pm. Depew of New York was assigned Sewell’s former seat. President Roosevelt named Benjamin Westh as internal revenue collector for Eastern Missouri and Col. D P Dyer as U S district attorney to replace terms. Westhus to fill prior appointment, reflecting anti Kerens gains in Missouri.
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Londenslager
New Jersey
Senator Sewell
Senate
Kean
Sewell
Senator Depew
New York
Washington, Jan
Roosevelt
Bartholdi
Missouri
Benjamin Westh
Internal Revenue
Eastern District of
H.C. Greener
Col
D. P. Dyer
United States District Attorney
Edward Rosier
Westhus
W. C. Weneker
Pardons granted to twenty seven prisoners in Cuba
Washington reports Governor Wood pardons twenty seven inmates in Cuban jails and grants partial pardons to Manuel Forcade and Enrique Cagigasjunco for falsification of official documents. Other updates note Roosevelt box at theater, Dewey health trip, and legal actions on Japanese silk undervaluation.
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Washington
Wood
Manuel Lorenzo Forcade
Enrique Cagigasjunco
Arudencia
Havana
Judge Ide Sickened by Dysentery Heads to Japan
Secretary Root reports Judge Ide of the Philippine Commission is suffering dysentery and has departed for Japan to recover. He is the second commissioner weakened by the climate and hard work. Taft, civil Governor, is returning to confer with the President and Secretary of War on Philippine affairs.
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Washington, Jan
Root
Ide
Philippine Commission
Japan
Taft
Philippines
Transmart
Change of Venue Asked in County Treasurer Contest
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Terre Haute Indiana January 6 the contest for possession of the county treasurer office grew more complex as Bolton the Democrat who lost in Parke Circuit Court was placed in possession by County Commissioners after Walsh resigned and he held over by force pending higher court action a mandamus motion to change venue was filed prices noted in text Loganport and Brazil briefs report local injuries deaths and a fatality in Ontario.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Bolton
Parke Ciicuit
Walsh
Jordan
State Supreme Court
Clark
Superior Court
James L. Price
Brazil
Robert White
John Booth
Crawford Coal Company
Here
Booth
White
Richmond
Emmett
Charles Smith
Fifteen Horses Burn at Jacob Waltz Livery Barn
A fire destroyed the Jacob Waltz livery barn in Pennville near Portland Indiana, killing all fifteen horses. The blaze broke out just before Sunday midnight, wrecking stock and vehicles valued around 7000 dollars, with the barn owned by nonresident Charles Mahoney.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Jacob Waltz
Pennville
Charles Mahoney
Fire damages Richmond shoe store on Main Street
Richmond Indiana January 6 The shoe store of J M Williams & Co on Main Street suffered a fire today with losses estimated at 6000 dollars. The damage is fully covered by insurance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
J. M. Williams & Co
Main Street
Posey township seeks annexation to Floyd county
Taxpayers of Posey township Harrison county circulate a petition to join Floyd county, arguing seven miles to New Albany with Ohio river roads and business done there except tax payments. Franklin township also weighs annexation. Floyd is among smallest counties with five townships. Harrison among largest.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Posey Township
Harrison County
Floyd County
Corydon
Ohio River
Franklin Township
Logansport Pioneer Major McFadin Dies at 75
Maj. Samuel F. McFadin longtime Logansport mayor and Democrat leader dies at home aged 75 after a long illness. He served as a pioneer county figure, veteran of the Mexican War and a prominent local political figure. EVANSVILLE AND RICHMOND NOTES. Henry Bessing and wife die within minutes of each other after fifty years together. their estate goes to distant relatives. William C. Eggemeyer, young Richmond businessman, funeral draws large crowd at First English Lutheran Church balanced by a notable service led by Dr. J W Kapp.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Samuel F. McFadin
Major McFadin
Mexico
Evansville
Henry Bessing
Warrick County
Richmond
William C. Eggemeyer
First English Lutheran Church
J. W. Kapp
Charles H. Land
Homer Schepman
Henry Chessman
Harry Kates
Je. A. G. Ogborn
Frank Crump
Bush dies in Thorntown after long illness
A. Bush, previously a Jamestown resident and longtime figure in the area, died yesterday in Thorntown at over seventy years of age after a complication of diseases. He had been living with his son Richard Bush in the city for some time.
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Thorntown
Ind
A. Bush
Richard Bush
Jamestown
Pioneer and local residents die across Indiana towns
John E. Whitehead of South Bend died of heart disease at sixty three. Eliza beth Isenhart of Jay county died at eighty four. William McConkey aged seventy nine, died on his fifty fourth wedding anniversary. J D Brickard, farmer, died of pneumonia near Ladoga. Elizabeth Prosser aged eighty died at Mongantown after fifty years in the county. Funeral for Whitehead to be held at Jamestown with Elder B F Cato. Burial planned in Jamestown.
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South Bend
Ind
John E. Whitehead
Monitor
Merrimac
Portland
Elizabeth Isenhart
Jay County
Thomas Stone
Salamania
Isenhart
Valparaiso
William McConkey
Ladoga
J. D. Brickard
Morgan
Hendricks
Montgomery
Martinsville
Elizabeth Prosser
Mongantown
Oil Field Changes in Hartford City Indiana
The Superior Oil Company of Pittsburg purchased a two-fifths interest in Phoenix Oil Company based in Hartford City Indiana. The sale involved G Max Hoffmann and F D Bush of Fort Wayne and valued at 60000 dollars with 24000 dollars paid to retiring stockholders. Eastern oil capitalists see Indiana field expanding as gas pressure fades and oil follows.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Superior Oil Company
Pittsburg
Phoenix Oil Company
Indiana
G. Max Hoffmann
F. D. Bush
Fort Wayne
Superior Company
Brer Rabbit Romances a Curiosity in Indiana
Flora farmer Orval Kemp killed a rabbit with a two inch curved tusk in its lower jaw, a white ivory like feature defying prior sightings. In Petersburg two weeks past Pike county shipped over two thousand rabbits to Eastern markets, with home consumption pushing totals higher.
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Indianapolis Journal
Flora
Ind
Orval Kemp
Petersburg
Pike County
Regional Franchises Granted for Traction Lines and Transit
Richmond grants franchise to Hamilton Eaton and Richmond Traction Company with construction to begin by July 1, 1902 and finish within a year. Eastern Indiana Company also receives a line to Portland and north. Franklin reports Indiana Transit Company franchise through western Johnson county amid local stock subscriptions. Noblesville notes First Christian Church dedication debt relief of 2200 after gas explosion repairs 3000 paid by gas firm. Publican suit filed in Pike County for 2000 damages against Charlies Ursery. Muncie announces new steel plant as land sales fund project with 10 down and 10 monthly payments. Midland train service strike halts lines over unpaid wages. some crews still operate.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Hamilton, Eaton’ & Richmond Traction Company
Eastern Indiana Company
Portland
Franklin
Indianapolis, Nashville & Southern Transit Company
G. B. Martin
Indianapolis
Johnson County
Noblesville
First Christian Church
B. B. Barnes
J. H. McNeill
Kokomo
Muncte
Midland
Chicago & Southeastern Railway
Indiana Notes and Local Updates Across Cities
Fire attack ends fatally as a man self immolates. Ford locates a 27 year separated brother via Charles R. Harvey. Carpenters named to National Association staff. Eaton residents protest new gas rates. Merchants Hotel reopened after remodeling. Jay county farmers begin institute. Local Republicans organize. a glassworker killed in California. indictments for murder in Valparaiso. Aurora man Franz dies. South Bend oil branch nears a million in receipts. North Bend accident to Dr Dean. Wesley church dedicated. Nashville reports a large gray eagle killed nearby.
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W. A. Ford
Advance
Ind
Charles R. Harvey
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Ford
Lebanon
Boone County
Hlwood
Robert H. Carpenter
J. H. Barlow
Tipton
James E B. Coryell
National Association of
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Eaton
Indiana
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C. L Morgan
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Franklin
Edward Middleton
Morris Proffit
Kokomo
Sanford Stevenson
Borden
Cal
Valparaiso
Michael Curtin
Roy Sewards
Bob Fleming
Edward Davidson
Aurora
John M. Franz
Cochran Chair Company
South Bend
Standard Oil Company
Thorntown
North Bend
Neb
J. M. Dean
Crawfordsville
M. E
Wesley
E. A. Schull
Nashville
Ed Walker
Venezuelan Rebels Land on Coast and Seize Gunboat
Reports from Willemstad Curaçao say General Rivera and other insurgents landed near Vela de Coro after a night voyage aboard the Libertador. The vessel is also said to have captured the gunboat Zumbador, formerly the Agosto. British crew on the Ban Righ may have been paid and sent home as payments were stopped by an agent in Martinique.
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Curacoao
Libertador
Vela de Coro
General Rivera
Zumbador
Agosto
London
Martinique
Antwerp
Ban Righ
Andrade accuses Castro as Colombia’s enemy in transit interview
General Andrade, former Venezuelan president, said aboard a train to Panama that Castro drives hostility toward Colombia. He claimed Venezuela longs for peace with Colombia, that Venezuela is in revolt against Castro, and named Matos as a potential post Castro leader. He also discussed the Libertador expedition’s chances on the eastern Venezuelan coast.
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Doctor D. R. Walker Stricken With Paralysis In Florida
A telegram from St. Augustine, Florida, reports Lebanon physician Dr. D. R. Walker, who went south for health reasons, has paralysis and is seriously ill. Mrs. Walker departed for his bedside. Walker was a prominent Boone county doctor.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
St. Augustine
Fla
D. R. Walker
Strikes Delays Indiana Rod and Nail Works Construction
In Kokomo seventeen hod carriers strike delaying work on the rod and nail works, about 200 men affected. Union scale from 22 to 28 cents per hour. contractors refuse to grant raise. No nonunion replacements offered. In Elwood, William S. Caylor and Henrietta Caylor wed in Atlanta after earlier divorce. In Fort Wayne Dispatch changes hands to Charles R. Lane to focus on Allen county rural communities. In LaPorte a family quarrel ends with a man, Guet Radke, soaking his clothes in kerosene.
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Kokomo
Ind
New Rod and Naily Works
Fort Wayne
Dispatch
Charles R. Lane
Allen County
Baseball league conflict and player movement rumors
In Omaha President Hickey and President Whitfield discussed a minor league price tag on players who switch clubs and warned violators would be blacklisted. Whitfield claimed Milwaukee would join the Western League and that Indianapolis and others had applications with the American Association. Spalding in New York reported replies from several clubs to his letter, with Boston’s response deemed most significant. George Speer signed with Milwaukee’s American Association club, leaving Buffalo’s Eastern League reserve list to join as catcher.
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Garvin Signs with White Stockings in Milwaukee Trade
Chicago reports Virgil Garvin the Milwaukee pitcher signed with the White Stockings for next season. Catcher Joe Sugden was traded to obtain Garvin in the deal.
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De Pauw Baseball Outlook Dim Says Coach Chez
Greencastle Ind June 6 Coach Anthony W Chez says De Pauws baseball outlook is not bright. He cites loss of junior players from last year and difficulty finding cool heads for big games. Prospects slim unless new talent emerges and eligible spring term players join. Pitching staff limited. a winter gym class will improve conditioning. schedule to include an extended trip east and possible Indiana University series.
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Greencastle
Ind
Anthony W. Chez
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de Pauw
Joe Pulse
Indiana State Athletic Association
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Ohio
Indiana University
Norton Team Beats Royals In Anderson Polo Showdown
Anderson Indiana January 6 The Nortons of Anderson defeated the Royals of Muncie at polo by a 9 to score in a tight late contest, securing a league win and bragging rights for the city.
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Anderson
Royals
Muncie
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Prize Fight Arranged Between McGovern and Sullivan
New York reports a twenty five round bout set for February 22 at the Southern Athletic Club in Louisville Kentucky. Terry McGovern will face Dave Sullivan in the 126 pound match with weigh in on February 2 at 10 oclock. Tim Hurst met managers Sam Harris and Tom Sharkey to broker an arrangement with a 60 percent purse split, 65 percent to the winner and 3 percent to the loser, and Hurst to referee if Bob Fitzsimmons cannot attend.
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Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
Southern Athletic Club
Louisville
Tim Hurst
Sam Harris
Tom Sharkey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeffries Sharkey match set for San Francisco arena
The meeting of managers and Sharkey's representative settled a 2 percent gross receipts share with 75 percent to the winner and 4 percent to the loser. The bout is planned between March 28 and April 5 at Mechanics Pavilion San Francisco under Yosemite Athletic Club. A 2500 forfeits posted by Jeffries Sharkey and Yosemite club management with Harry Corbett as final stakeholder. Training to begin immediately.
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Sharkey
Keady
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Alvie King
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Yosemite Athletic Club
Yosemite Club
Harry Corbett
Chile and Peru dispute unchanged since December
Valparaiso reports Chilean foreign minister Yanez said the Argentina Chile police question remains in the same status as December 2. In New York the Ecuadorian government sends a strong force under the commissary general to the eastern frontier to reclaim recently invaded Ecuadorian territory, with official representations to Peru.
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Herald
Kid Broad Beats Tim Callahan In Six Round Philadelphia Bout
Philadelphia reports a slow six round bout at the Penn Athletic Club where Kid Broad of Cleveland edged Tim Callahan of Philadelphia. Neither fighter took punishment. Earlier Eddy Connolly from St John’s faced Joe Gans of Baltimore at the Washington Sporting Club. the referee stopped their five round fight as Connolly wrestled and hugged, clearly outmatched.
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Baltimore
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Cincinnati Fight Called Off By Governor Order
Governor Nash ordered Sheriff Taylor to prevent the proposed Shreck Temple boxing match in Cincinnati. Police presence at Abbey Athletic Club led to the fight being declared off indefinitely. Attorney General Sheets filed legal actions against several athletic clubs in Findlay Dayton Cincinnati and the Abby Gym.
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Business Men's Athletic Club
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Deacon Gymnastic Club
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Phoenix Athletic Club
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Murphy Beats OBrien In Six Round Chicago Fight
Australian Tim Murphy defeats Dick O'Brien of Lewiston Maine over six rounds at the America Athletic Club in Chicago. Murphy holds the edge throughout the bout.
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Tim Murphy
Dick O'Brien
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Running Races in New Orleans Aboard Nellie Waddell Favorite
Wire reports from New Orleans say Nellie Waddell and Circus were favored winners. J W Fuller warns he will sue Texas & Pacific for 5.30 over losses of horses George Arnold valued at 950000 Free State at 2500 and injuries to mares Queen Esther and Katy Ayre. George Arnold, stake horse last year, won Christmas handicap this season lowering mile track record to 1 3. Weather clear track fast. Winners and odds: Nix to 1 Lingo 6 to 1 Garter Ban to 1 Nellie Waddell 4 to 1 Governor Boyd 8 to 1 Circus 5 to 7.
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Oakland Handicap Delivers Nose Victory at Fort Mile Meet
San Francisco reports a tight Oakland handicap result with stead winning by a nose over La Goleta after a lengthy stretch. Dangerous Maid impressively led the six furlong race to beat Orduing by a neck as odds list Saul of Tarsus at 5 to 1 and others, while a veterinary note notes an alleged poisoning incident involving The Giver, now reportedly recovered.
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la Goleta
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Chicago Mayor Denies Sloan Rides For Season
Chicago officials report Mayor Fieischman denies hiring Ted Sloan for next season. He says no contact or license information exists due to Sloan’s standing with the English Jockey Club. Western Jockey Club stewards also meet in Chicago and restore many trainers jockeys and horses tied to rival tracks.
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Miller Buys Red Princess Mare For 3100 At Syracuse
A. H. Miller of Buffalo purchased the bay trotting mare Red Princess 2:24 for 3100 from A. J. Feek of Syracuse. The horse will be entered in stake events next season.
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Church Jurisdiction: Wallace Case Upheld by Civil Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the General Synod had no jurisdiction in dissolving pastoral relations between Rev. J B Wallace and the Jamestown Pa church. Wallace, now with Frankfort Ky presbytery, had appealed after the Jamestown presbytery dissolved relations and the state synod restored him. The Jamestown presbytery appealed to the General Synod, which was reversed by the state board, and Wallace’s civil court appeal was sustained by today’s decision.
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State Supreme Court
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West Virginia Central Pittsburg Railway Sold for 17 Million
Cumberland Md January 6 It was learned from an authoritative source that the West Virginia Central Pittsburg Railway has been sold by Thomas B Davis to the Wabash. The sale includes mines recently merged with the railroad and is reported to total 17 million dollars. Colonel Davis is in New York.
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West Virginia Central
Pittsburg
Thomas B. Davis
Lena Davis
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New York
Illinois battleship docked in New Orleans for bottom work
NEW ORLEANS La Jan 6 The battleship Illinois remains at the floating dry dock tonight and will be bottom scraped and relifted into the water by Friday The Illinois is the largest vessel ever docked by a dry dock Stettin Germany portable dock has 1168 ton capacity while lift notes 12 ton displacement and dock capacity reaches 15000 tons
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Illinois
To Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises a single day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back refund if it fails and carries E. W. Grove’s signature on the product box. The price listed is 7 cents.
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