Center Township Republicans Choose Delegates for Boone County
Lebanon Indiana March 1 Center township Republican mass convention selected delegates to state congressional and joint representative conventions. Landis and Baldwin delegates were chosen with final tallies 43 to 47. Center township also named delegates to the state convention. Lagrange Republicans meet and back C C Gilham for Congress with a large Fort Wayne delegation planned.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Center
Solid Landis
E. H. Davis
William Berry
J. D. Knox
Heath
J. N. Caster
T. Lane
H. T. Brown
John F. Day
Wood
Indianapolis
Lagrange
Fort Wayne
Lagrange County
C. C. Gilham
Monroe County Republicans hold mass convention delegates chosen
Monroe county Republicans met in Bloomington with John P. Harrell as chairman and speeches by Ira C. Batman Judge Duncan H A Lee J B Wilson L V Buskirk and N U Hill. Delegates were named to state congressional senatorial and representative conventions. In Puski county delegates and alternates to the state convention to meet in Indianapolis April 22 were chosen: H H Jones S E Low Medaryville W R Jones N Buffett Winamac F P H Wagneser Monterey.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Monroe County
John P. Harrell
Ira C. Batman
Judge Duncan
H. A. Lee
J. B. Wilson
L. V. Buskirk
N. U. Hill
James Kareall
J. E. Henley
T. J. Louden
RG. Miller
W. BE. Clapham
A. M. Hadley
J. G. McPheeter
H. Smith
van Buskirk
P. H. Stult
W. P. Rogers
Walter Bradfute
W. M Fcks
Indianapolls Journal
Winamac
Puski County
Indianapolis
H. H. Jones
E. Low
Medaryville
W. R. Jones
N. Futtworth
Francisvile
H. P. Low
Star City
Elmer Smith
John F. Borders
H. Wagneser
Monterey
Hartford City Republicans Elect Eight Ward Committeemen
In Hartford City Indiana on Friday night Republicans met in the frealt Courtroom and elected eight ward committeemen, two from each ward, to run the city campaign. The slate favors a primary election.
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Indianapolis Journal
Martfort City
Ind
Hartford City
Prohibitionists Select Delegates at Crawfordsville County Meet
The Prohibitionists held a county convention in Crawfordsville Ind selecting delegates for the State convention in Indianapolis on April 15 and 16. Delegates named include O W Hawker Jecov Fulwider W A Coraver H O Harkers J A Van Cleve John D Smith W T Brooks W M Bowers George Cook W A Smith and Dr T J Griffith. The party plans to meet again in the county on May ?.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indianapolis
O. W. Hawker
Jecov Fulwider
W. A. Coraver
H. O. Harkers
J. A. van Cleve
John D. Smith
W. T. Brooks
W. M. Bowers
George Cook
W. A. Smith
T. J. Griffith
Ay Wi
Fusion deal settles county ticket in Lebanon Indiana
In Lebanon Indiana this afternoon the Democrat and Populist committees reached terms for fusion on the county ticket. The Populists will secure the representative, councilman at large, and surveyor posts while the Democrats will name the remaining nominees.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Prince Henry in Columbus Ohio Welcomed by Officials
ThePrince Henry arrival in Columbus drew Governor Nash Lieutenant Governor Nippert Mayor Hinkle and Board of Trade leaders. Ambassadors and local officials greeted him as crowds cheered and bands played The Prince expressed appreciation for Ohio's hospitality and friendship between Germany and the United States, hoping for lasting peace.
Prince Attends Departure as Train Clears City
The prince appeared on the rear platform amid cheering crowds as the German chorus sung Ritter's Ab schied and the train left Union Station at 6:35, with the platform scene drawing to a close once the city edge was reached.
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Ciates
Ritter
Union Station
Throngs in Cincinnati greet Prince Henry amid grand depot display
At Cincinnati Panhandle depot 30 000 to 40 000 people welcomed Prince Henry and suite as bands played and German flags waved. Mayor Fleischman spoke of Cincinnati’s prominence in art commerce music and trade. Henry thanked the crowd and a gold engraved copy of the mayoral welcome was presented.
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Ohio
Charles J. Christie
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Carl Poilier
von Holleben Anders
Ludlow
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Lexington
Bank Consolidation in Cleveland Forms New Institution
In Cleveland on March 1 a consolidation occurred between the American Exchange National Bank and the Metropolitan National Bank. The newly formed bank will operate under a merged name yet to be announced, signaling a major local financial merger.
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Cleveland
American Exchange National Bank
Metropolitan National Bank
Consolidated Bank
Bank directors decide on sixteenth surplus and Parmly named president
A note shows a surplus of one and a half million and states Richard Parmly will be president of the bank. The action was decided at a joint directors meeting of both banks.
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Richard Parmly
Bothanks
F. M. Dices Rank Raised Major in Rural Delivery Plan
Major Francis M. Dice, ex superintendent of rural mail delivery, visited Spencer House last night and announced his recent title. He plans to establish a Jefferson County Kentucky rural delivery system, prepare a county map, and pursue support from Jefferson residents gathered in Louisville. An elderly Kentuckian attendee asked Dice not to hire colored carriers, a request he did not promise to fulfill.
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Middle Division
Spencer House
Dice
South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Jefferson County
Indianapolis
Louisville
Battle in a Saloon Ends With Seven Arrests
A fight at Wann's saloon on IM Kentucky avenue led to seven arrests after a nearby dance spilled into the bar. The bartender Andy Livingston objected as men bearing grievances began a push to “clean up” the saloon. No serious injuries were reported as bottles and glassware flew. Most combatants used fictitious names.
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Wann’s
Kentucky Avenue
Andy Livingston
Livingston
Prince Reception Gathers Indiana Officials in Long List
A formal reception plan for the prince includes a chat with the governor and mayor and a German hymn then the Star Spangled Banner as he departs. Committees led by Addison C. Harris and Gov. Winfield T. Durbin assemble a large roster of officials and dignitaries for the event.
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Sigeskrang
Addison C. Harris
Ugh H. Hanna
John P. Frenzel
Albert Lieber
John J. Appel
Herman Lieber
Albert B. Metzger
Winfield T. Durbin
H. P. Wasson
Louis Hollweg
Frederick Fahnley
Nathan Morris
H. C. Adeas
W. C. Bobbs
Hilton A. Brown
Harry New
F. L. Purdy
Samuel E. Mores
Harry Thodhum
August Tamm
Joseph E. Bell
John T. Brush
Eri. K. Chapman
George Biles
John R. Wilson
James T. Layman
Robert Kipp
Andrew Hogan
Joseph Schaf
John A. Butler
John G. Perrin
Edward Better
Adolph Scherrer
John W. Kern
T. C. Howe
Russell B. Harrison
William F. Kuhn
Charlies E. Coffin
J. S. Holliday
Harry M. Haldeman
Henry Jameson
George Kothe
P. H. Krauss
J. A. Lemeke
J. K. Lilly
Bement Lyman
Louis H. Levey
Clemens Vonnegut
F. L
James Proctor
J. C. Peters
Henry Rauh
D. M. Parry
Frederick Francke
W. B. Burford
Julius C. Walk
A. A. Zion
Hill
August Duden
Lorenz Schmidt
Theodore Janssen
Henry Russe
Ernst Knodel
F. M. Bachmann
H. C. Pink
Hugo C. Pantzer
George Haerle
W. J. Richards
G. A. Sehnall
Mr. Senel
Charles R. Williams
Frank D. Stalnaker
George R. Sullivan
A. M. Sweeney
William H. Taylor
Frank Vonnegut
John B. Cockrum
Admiral George Brown
Booth Tarkington
Noble C. Butler
John L. Griffiths
Lawson M. Harvey
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Fire escapes and a fatal blaze at Battle Creek sanitarium
Detroit Journal recalls a past era when exterior fire escapes were rare and ridiculed. A recent fire at a Battle Creek sanitarium showed the elevator shaft as a key spreader of smoke, endangering lives. The piece argues rebuilt plans should use brick shafting and noncombustible interiors to prevent future tragedy.
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Kansas
Battle Creek
Caviare Debate in a German Café Tale
Two young men in a Philadelphia cafe debate the origin of their caviare while joking about its source waters. One cites an uncle in Cape May fisheries claiming the sturgeon industry is exhausted and that the Delaware Bay supply would be tiny, suggesting the caviare likely did not come from Delaware.
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Philadelphia
Russia
Delaware Bay
Cape May County
Delaware
Capitol Lights and Power Turn Electric Marvels Wise
Washington Post documents electric power transforming the Capitol. Two identical 100 horsepower plants drive generators, switchboards, and air fans, with thermostats, ventilation, elevating systems, and a new bell network for House sessions. Book carriage, telephones, and a grand electric chandelier finish a palatial, artful facility.
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Washington Post
Capitol
Senate
Press
Hall of Representatives
House of Representatives
The Art of Begging in a Carnival Year
An old beggar in New Orleans explains beggary as a social craft not mere alms seeking. He details target groups, notes middle-class donors provide most money, shares earnings from seven to ten dollars daily on regular days, and up to sixty dollars on gala crowds. He argues pride yields to earning when funds arrive from visitors and carnival crowds.
Harvard Seniors Face Personal Questionaire On Life And Habits
Cambridge seniors prepare to answer a 30 item questionnaire covering smoking drinking marriage and religious practice as part of a three year statistics project. many will confess private details while others submit facetious responses. the survey also probes travel work and expenses, aiming to profile the class of 1902.
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Cambridge
Harvard
United States
Saloon Keeper Kills Widow Then Ends Own Life
DETROIT March 1 Anthony Perry a 38 year old saloon keeper shot and killed Mrs Sarah A Thillman a 34 year old widow at her home and then killed himself. Both died instantly in a jealous feud over an alleged affair. The motive remains unclear as investigators examine the scene.
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Detroit
Mich
Anthony Perry
Sarah A. Thillman
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