King Edward Enjoys Shooting Fest as Penn House Hosts Elite
London dispatch reports King Edward's visit to Penn House Amersham becoming a premier social and sporting event. Notables attend including Keppels and Curzon as a 120 pheasants and other game set a record shoot. The King may ride to Windsor with the Queen joining from Marlborough House Meanwhile discussions over uniforms draw public ire and Kipling and Lang face critiques.
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London
Edward
Earl Howe
Penn House
Amersham
Inner Circle
George Keppel
Mra. Keppel
Earl de Grey
Sidney Greville
Lord van Tempest
Viscount Curzon
Windsor
Marlborough House
Lynch Denies England Trip as Exiled MP Sinks Sportsman Image
Paris dispatch reports Col Arthur Lynch Galway City MP denies plans to reach Parliament, claiming the House would block him. He asserts Irish party guidance will shape future moves and calls reports of ties to Dr Leyds “pure inventions.” also notes a milk adulteration crusade in Paris and a fatal boiler explosion in Spain.
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Paris
Arthur Lynch
House of Commons
Galway City
South Africa
England
Transvaal
Lynch
Dr. Leyds
Brussels
French missionary slain by natives near Canton Nan-Huing
A cablegram from Consul McWade in Canton reports the murder of a French missionary by locals at Nan-Huing, two miles northwest of Canton. The State Department acknowledged the dispatch dated January 18.
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Washington
State Department
Consul McWade
Canton
Nan-Huing
Will Test The Law Teachers To Sue For Pay For Attending Institutes
Action was taken today by several hundred school teachers in LaPorte to seek court validation of the law paying teachers for attending institutes. Trustees in the county have resisted, arguing the law may fail in court. if no settlement is made, the suit will be filed in the Knox County Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Nominations and candidacy notes from Indiana districts
Knightstown officials appoint Newby as chairman and J O Poe Bert as secretary while Lambert leads the ees committee with Clift as secretary. nominating election set for February 18 and a resolution endorses Thomas B. Millikan for State Treasurer and grants him power to name the Henry county delegation to the state convention. Theodore Shockney announces candidacy for Eighth district congress, supported as a strong regional contender unpledged to any faction. Sam Miller shoots at his brother in law Burt Williams in a Muncie saloon but misses. both men flee and police locate neither. In Danville, Harry G McCamm on, a member of the Soldiers' Home, tries to slash his throat while intoxicated and was detained by home governor. he formerly served in Company E, Second Missouri and worked as a Wabash railroad conductor.
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Indianapolis Journal
Union City
Ind
Theodore Shockney
Shockney
Randolph
Congress
Muncie
Sam Miller
Burt Williams
Willams
Miller
Williams
Danville
Ill
Harry G. McCammon
McCammon
Company E
Second Missouri
Wabash Railroad
Saloon Keeper James Moreys Attacked in Elkhart
Elkhart Ind Jan 18 James Moreys a well known saloon man was assaulted by two hold up men near the business district at 3 30 this morning One man mounted him but Moreys drew a revolver and fired three times the robbers fled after the third shot one man saying he was hit Moreys had over 100 with him
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
James Moreys
Moreys
Canary Islands Hit by Cyclone Causes Damage and Shipwreck
LAS PALMAS Canary Islands Jan 18 A cyclone swept over the archipelago causing extensive property damage and a shipwreck.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Electrical Combine Rumored Involving Morgan Partners
London reports J Pierpont Morgan drives a $50,000,000 electrical combine. Westinghouse Electric, Pittsburg and Manchester, and General Electric, with Morgan as controlling factor, to merge under a community of interest. French and German branches may join a central organization.
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New York
Liverpool
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
The
Tribune
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Manchester
General Electric Company
Body to be brought to La Porte for burial
The body of Samuel A. Morrison will be brought to La Porte for burial after his mother and wife left Pasadena, California with the corpse. They expect to reach La Porte on Wednesday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Samuel A. Morrison
Pasadena
Cal
Morgan denies plan to form giant steamship company
A J P Morgan & Co representative denied that Morgan planned to organize a large steamship group absorbing American Leyland White Star and Cunard lines. He dismissed the reports as mere talk. A Berlin cable report claimed North German Lloyd and Hamburg America directors would visit the U S together in February.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
American
Leyland
White Star
Cunard Lines
Staats Zeitung Today
Berlin
Lloyd
Hamburg American Steamship Companies
United States
Murder at Holt home in Kansas robbery killing
Carl E. Holt a 55 year old man and his 30 year old niece Miss Hida Peterson were found murdered at the Holt house near Greenleaf Kansas. Holts body showed two gunshot wounds and the niece one in the head and one in the neck. The coroner's jury ruled homicide by robbery. A thousand dollars and a fine team were stolen. The house had been lifted and both bodies were badly mutilated.
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Marysville
Kan
Carl E. Holt
Hida Peterson
Holt
Greenleaf
Central Branch
Here
Suit Seeks 765954 Damages From Railroad Company
The Ephraim W. Mentzer executors sue the Pennsylvania Railroad in Blair County Court for 765,954.08 claiming the railroad gave secret rebates to Mentzer’s coal rivals between 188 and 1999, causing financial harm. Plaintiffs seek treble damages under a June 4 act.
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Hollidaysburg
Ephraim W. Mentzer
Blair County
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mentzer
Local Obituaries Raise Farewell Toll Across Indiana Towns
D A Peterson of Wilkinson dies of typhoid at twenty nine he worked for Wilkinson Window Glass Company. George W Barnes a lifelong Elwood resident dies at eighty seven. Elijah Campbell of Colfax dies after years with cancer. Mary Ann Lane pioneer of Lafayette dies aged seventy seven. John Line Laporte noted horseman and breeder dies after hospital stay. James Gill Hemingway Glass Company veteran dies of heart disease. Mary Clark widow of Joel Clark dies after long illness. Mrs Timothy Ehrhart dies suddenly at seventy four from heart failure. Lodi Bradley prominent farmer of Ladoga dies of pneumonia.
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Wilkinson
Ind
D. A. Peterson
Wilkinson Window Glass Company
Xenia
Friends’ Church
Hoonida
Methodist
Elwood
George W. Barnes
W. B. Barnes
Vermont
Methodist Church
Perry Albright
Atlanta
Thorntown
Elijah Campbell
Colfax
Mr. Campbell
Galion County
Ohio
Mary Smith
Lafayette
Mary Ann Lane
West Point
Laporte
John Line
Chicago
Muncie
James Gill
Hemingway Glass Company
Covington
Gill
Pendleton
Mary Clark
Lou Durand
Joel Clark
Portland
Timothy Ehrhart
Ladoga
Lodi Bradley
Cincinnati Association Protest Against Cuban Duty Reduction
At a Cincinnati meeting of the Tobacco Packers Jobbers and Manufacturers association the group adopted a resolution protesting any reduction in duties on Cuban cigars and tobacco. They warned the change would harm U S tobacco growers packers manufacturers and thousands of workers involved in cultivation and making cigars and tobacco.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Association of Tobacco Packers
Cuba
United States
Dry Kansas winter may not hurt winter wheat yet
Topeka dispatch notes Kansas winter is very dry but winter wheat crop appears sound for now. Authorities say a rain or snow between now and March could restore prospects and yield to normal.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Burglars Surrounded in Springville Fight
A Springville special reports a clash between a citizen posse and burglars at nine seconds tied. The posse is surrounded as further trouble is feared and the Birmingham sheriff has been asked for aid.
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Birmingham
Ala
Springville
State Organization Formed and a National Association Projected
Indiana Rural Carriers' Association formed in Muncie with officers Samuel F. Scott president F R Hamilton vice president W L Fetters secretary A H Bushong treasurer Committee Harrold Collins Van Matre to draft by laws and report Feb 1 Twenty five rural mail carriers attended with aim to unite counties statewide and join a national body like the National Letter Carriers Association. Leaders W R Ricks and E J Gainor spoke on holidays and pay improvements for rural carriers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Indiana Rural Carriers’ Association
Samuel F. Scott
F. R. Hamilton
Fort Wayne
W. L. Fetters
Bluffton
A. H. Bushong
Portland
Benjamin Harrold
Milton Collins
Willard van Matre
Daleville
National
Letter Carriers” Association
W. R. Ricks
Indiana Association of Letter Carriers
E. J. Gainor
National Executive Committee of
Letter Carriers
Henry County GOP Convention endorses Millikan candidacy
NEW CASTLE Ind Jan 18 Republicans of Henry county held a mass convention with large attendance and strong enthusiasm. County Chairman Frank E Beach opened the meeting as delegates expressed harmony and backed Millikan for office. George W Williams chaired part of the proceedings.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Castle
Ind
Henry County
Frank E. Beach
George W. Willians
Mrs Slentz of Pennville Takes Tincture of Iron
Portland Indiana January 18 Mrs Eli Slentz of Pennville swallowed one and a half ounces of tincture of iron this evening but survived due to strong constitution and medical care. The cause of her action is not known.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Eli Slentz
Pennville
Funeral of Dusty Rhodes the Kokomo Dog Tramp
In Kokomo Indiana a water spaniel known as Dusty Rhodes Wander Ing Willie and Roving Rover received a human funeral on Friday The dog had wandered Kokomo for five years and brought holiday cheer to families including Dr J B Moore J S Scoven and Charles J Moore Children mourned him as a friend and his gentle conduct was praised as a force for good.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Dusty Rhodes
Willie
Rover
J. B. Moore
Don
J. S. Scoven
Charles J. Moore
Purdue University News Roundup From Lafayette Jan 18
Purdue University brief from Lafayette Indiana notes that Piere Van Landeghem completed plans for drives walks and flower beds around the new agricultural building with weather permitting. Slate for the roof has arrived. Carlyle Literary Society officers named. Professor Latta recovering from illness. Justice leaves studies for Central America. Dr. Peters lectured on the eye to pre medical society. Emerson North returns home due to a relative’s death. Baseball candidates noted with pitcher shortage. H L Roscoe to speak at Y M C A chapel. Debris contracts awarded with Lakeside press Chicago to print the book.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Piere van Landeghem
Carlyle Literary Society
R. A. Nelson
O. P. Terry
Purdue
H. L. Roscoe
Indianapolis
Purdue Y. M
Lakeside Press
Chicago
Fewer Hours and More Pay Strike Hits Terre Haute Plant
Terre Haute firemen strike for eight hour day and 6 cent raise. Nonunion workers fill posts, threatening interurban service and city blackout. Central Labor Union blocks Terre Haute Street Railway, pressuring conductors and motormen amid looming decision.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Terre Haute Electric Company
Here
Terre Haute
Central Labor Union
No Change in ACF Strike at Jeffersonville Plant Today
Jeffersonville Indiana January 18 There was no change today in the strike situation at the American Car and Foundry Company plant. President Mulford announced no new developments and workers remained off the job at the facility.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
American Car and Foundry Company
Mul
Union leader to reach city tomorrow after delay
Eahay of the International Woodworkers Union failed to arrive today but sent word he would reach the city tomorrow. The grievances of the men will be presented to him and he will confer with company officials to obtain a satisfactory settlement.
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Eahay
International Woodworkers’ Union
Amalgamated Association Holds Muncie Meeting
The regular district meeting of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers for the gas belt was held in Muncie today with good representation. President Clem Jarvis presided and discussed plans to succeed President Shaffer. Only routine business was transacted. The next meeting will be in Anderson in April.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Gas Belt
Clem Jarvis
Shaffer
Anderson
Cane Made by a Convict in Indiana
A convict at the Colorado penitentiary sends a magazine-clipped cane to the Light Inspection Car Company of Hagerstown Indiana asking them to buy it at their valuation. The cane a unique work of art on a steel rod with horn handle and brass tip is designed to fund his parole suit of clothes. The company secretary Hartley is expected to remit a liberal amount for the piece noting its beauty and utility alongside its odd backstory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hagerstown
Ind
Colorado
Light Inspection Car Company
Hartley
Mambourg Promotes Glass Manufacturers Agency Plan
Muncie Ind Jan 18 General Manager Leopold Mambourg of the Federated Cooperative Window Glass Manufacturers Association arrived from Pittsburg saying the meeting failed to conclude the organization but promoters are not discouraged. He notes Independents defected yet opposition will be met by three other groups. A New York meeting is set for next Thursday to decide procedure. He doubts price wars and expects good prices and higher wages next year with a longer work season.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Leopold Mambourg
Federated Cooperative Window Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Pittsburg
Mambourg
Dennys
Denny
New York
Window glass price war looms as trade splits deepen
AP dispatch from Pittsburg reports mounting tensions in the window glass trade. Independent Company cuts ties with American Window Glass, signaling a price reduction of nine and fifteen percent. Secretary Van Cleave says prices will fall, while Simon Burns seeks to rally workers, inviting seceded members to return with fines waived. Burns faction counters that the move won’t derail the split. In Bedford Indiana W F Mitchell of Williams uncovers a promising lithographic stone ledge.
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Associated Press Telegram
Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
van Cleave
Simon Burns
Organization of Workers
Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
W. F. Mitchell
Williams
Indianapolis
Gianapolis Engraving Tests German Stone For Slabs
Gianapolis, a printer and biographer, had the sample tested by his chief en graver. The stone passed all tests and a piece was engraved. Mitchell reported the stone matched the German stone in quality except for a touch more grit that may fade with deeper work. It is being sawed into slabs at P. M. & B. stone mills for practical tests. The ledge is bluish and very heavy.
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Gianapolis
Mitchell
No. 15 well on Carroll farm boosts Ohio Oil output
Hartford City Indiana January 18 The Ohio Oil Company completed its No 15 well on the 5S S Carroll farm northeast of town on 160 acres. Every well drilled produced oil. Carroll, once wealthy, now nets about 1500 monthly from this single lease and owns other land with good wells as competition for acreage grows. Some operators offer one fourth production with royalties once one eighth then one sixteenth.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Ohio Oil Company
Ice Harvest Supplies State Soldiers' Home At Lafayette
The State Soldiers' Home in Lafayette completed a 30 ton ice harvest from Headly lake despite being on the Wabash river. The icehouse sits above a large ravine and annual melting loss is under a ton. With the current stock the home can use more than a ton daily and avoid famine. The home saves by cutting its own ice supply.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
State Soldiers’ Home
Wabash River
Headly Lake
Elwood Planing Mill Sells Lumber Stock to Winters Lumber
Elwood Indiana January 18 Elwood Planing Mill Company a major lumber and woodworking firm in the gas belt sells its entire lumber stock valued at about 20000 to Winters Lumber Company of Elwood and retires from the lumber and building business to devote itself to furniture manufacture. Four years ago it added furniture and office fixtures as a side line and has been successful. capacity of the plant will be increased this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Elwood Planing Mill Company
Gas Belt
Winters Lumber Company
Vandalia Moves To Break Railway Blockade In Indiana Yard
Vanderbilt management in Terre Haute mobilized twenty five engines from Michigan and Peoria divisions to lift a yard blockade. Smaller engines run as double headers, aiming to restore freight traffic within three days. Extra crews are deployed and measures to prevent recurrence are planned.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Vandalia
Michigan
Peoria
Indiana unit to enter world drill contest in California
KOKOMO IN Jan 18 The Division No 6 Uniform Rank K of P announces its plan to enter the world drill contest in California this year. The group, long noted for its drill history, seeks to regain first honors after past wins including the 1886 Toronto world journey prize and numerous other victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
California
Toronto
Canada
Wabash County to skip delinquent tax list this year
Wabash Indiana January 15 county officials announce no delinquent list will be published this year for the first time in a decade. Treasurer Dufton says only a few dozen unpaid tract taxes remain and not enough to justify a sale. City delinquent list shows 15 descriptions, and without street improvement collections there would be no tax sale assessments by sale.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Wabash
Dufton
Fire destroys Mc Croy lamp chimney plant boxing house
A morning fire at the Mc Croy lamp chimney factory in Elwood Indiana destroyed the boxing house and lumber sheds caused by a gas jet. The plant lies outside city limits and was not reachable by the fire department. About 200 workers aided heroic efforts to save the main buildings while the loss reached 32000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
McCroy Lamp
Danville Water Company Sues Rossville in Injunction Suit
Danville Water Company filed an injunction suit against the village of Rossville as of January 18 in Danville Illinois. The action seeks court orders likely involving water services and municipal dispute resolution. The filing signals ongoing friction between the utility and the village over water or related approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Danville
The
Danville Water Company
Rossville
Robbery Suspect Sentenced After Plea
TERRE HAUTE Ind Jan 18 George Wilson a negro released from Michigan City prison after a robbery sentence at Kansville was caught robbing the city and today on a plea of guilty was sent to prison for one to three years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute, Inc
George Wilson
Michigan City
Kansville
Plans drawn for St Anthony's Home for aged in Lafayette
The Sisters of St Francis in Lafayette have drawn plans for a two story brick home for the aged, to be named St Anthony's Home. It will be an adjunct to the Sisters of St Elizabeth's Hospital and include timely furnishings.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Sisters of St. Francis
St Anthony’s Home
Sisters of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Local Commerce and civic events across Indiana towns
Peru forms a business club led by F. M. Statesman. Wabash plans to open a line replacing the Eel River on the 3rd. Miami county farmers institute to meet at the court house next Wed and Thu with J W Billingsley speaking. Peru Steel Co plans new buildings and 50 more workers. Bishop Bowman to dedicate Evangelical Church with Wabash and Bunker Hill congregations attending. Elwood Tourist Club elects officers. Jay county grand jury returns fourteen indictments none disclosed. Wabash High School graduates plan a June theater, performing Dido. Lafayette County Farmers Institute adopts weather bulletin service, officers named. Muskegon police chief Geraghty aiding Mather confession inquiry in Logansport asylum case. Madison County Farmers Club elects officers. Laporte reports smallpox outbreak and school quarantine in Cool Spring township.
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Peru
F. M. Statesman
The
Wabash
New Haven
Butler
Eel River
Institute of the Farmers of
Miami County
J W. Billingsley
Marion County
M. L. Ploughe
Geo. Burk
Ed Call
W.H. Jones
A. D. Moffett
Chas. Meek
Virginia Rodefer
Greece
Russia
Portland
Jay County
Grand Jury
Benjamin Curtis
Ross Weist
Harry Butcher
Albert Milton
Marion
Wabash High School
Opera House
Dido
Lafayette
County Farmers’ Institute
W. Brady
Wident
W. W. Beebee
L. N. Jester
G. N. Elkhart
Thomas Geraghty
Muskegon
Logansport Insane Asylum
Mather
Pendleton
Madixon County Farmers’ Club
Walter Woods
Isaac Jones
Bessie Darlington
Darlington
Laporte
Cool Spring
Warriors at a Banquet
New York reports the eighth annual banquet of the New York Commandery of the Order of Foreign Wars of the United States. Attendees included Lieut Gen Neise Miles Col Albert Mills U S A Alexander S Wells James Morgan Maj Gen Joseph W Bloom Talbot Olympphant and others. Speeches were entirely impromptu.
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New York
Order of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Neise Miles
Albert Mills
Alexander 8. Wells
U.S. A
Order
James 31. Morgan
Jone Ee
Joseph W. Bloom
New Jersey
Talbot Olymphant
Society of Cincinnati
Charles Isham
The
Sons of the Revolution
Judge Blanchard
Supreme Court
W. W. Goodrich
Valet Kern Charged With New York Jewelry Theft
New Orleans report states Hertilion system manager John Norris visited Gretna with a graph of valet Kern accused of stealing jewelry valued at $50,000 from the Thebaud mansion in New York. Photo arrived by mail, Manners identified as the New York suspect after inspection. Detectives Kelley and Mr ud joined from New York.
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New Orleans
John Norris
Hertilion System
Gretna
Kern
Thebaud
New York
Etree Tis
Manners
Kelley
Ohio League of Republican Clubs to hold Feb banquet
The Ohio League of Republican Clubs invites Sen Foraker M A Hanna Albert J Betee and Chauncey M Depew to speak at a Feb 12 Springfield meeting. A banquet is planned at the Arcade Hotel and the event will be at the Opera House.
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Springfield
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Sen , Foraker
M. A. Hanna
Albert J. Betee
Chauncey M. Depew
Arcade Hotel
Opera House
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