Prince Henry’s Milwaukee Welcome from German Americans
Prince Henry tours Milwaukee and Chicago amid German American pageantry with wreath laid at Lincoln Monument, banquet at Germania Club, and street demonstrations. He plans three day itinerary including Boston Harvard and West Point, reflecting strong ties to homeland crowds.
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Lincoln
Prince Henry
Germania Club
Buffalo
Nira
Rocer
Syracuse
Boston
Harvard University
Albany
West Point
New York
University Club
Prince Henry of Prussia Tours Chicago in Sunlit Day
Prince Henry of Prussia enjoyed a full day in Chicago after addressing Minnesota officials, wreathing Lincoln Monument, and dining at the Germania Club. He greeted Governor Van Sant and staff, posed for photographs, and toured major landmarks including the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank and the Rookery with his entourage aboard carriages and a brisk city drive.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Central Band of St. Paul
Lincoln Monument
Lincoln Park
Germania Club
van Sant
Minnesota
St. Paul
House of Hohenzollern
Overnor
Auditorium Hotel
Fourier
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
John J. Mitchell
Laws for Porto Rico Revised Spanish Codes and Foraker Act
Washington reports the commission to revise Porto Rico laws has submitted its two volume work in English and Spanish. The panel led by L S Rose and J M Keedy proposes local autonomy with strong insular safeguards, updates to marriage and divorce, wills, and habeas corpus, and a forthcoming political, penal, criminal, and civil code.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Joseph F. Daly
New York
L. 8. Rowe
Pennsylvania
Juan Hernandes Lopez
Commission
Massachusetts
United States
Congress
J. M. Keedy
Maryland
L. S Rose
Frst
Gilhams Named Twelfth District Republican Congress Candidate
Clarence C. Gilhams, auditor of Lagrange County, was nominated on the first ballot by Twelfth district Republicans at Fort Wayne for Congress, defeating George B. McGoogan. The convention, packed at the new courthouse, heard McGoogan defend his record and Gilhams pledge loyalty to the ticket.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Clarence Co. Gilliams
Lagrange County
George B. McGoogan
Internal Revenue
Gilhams
Alien County
Leonard
Gilliams
Gilbert
John T. Dougall
The
McGoogan
T. J. Logan
Frank D. Merritt
Lagrange
United States
Allen County
de Kalb
Rob Lagrange
Githams
Loble
Gitlhams
Breuben
Whitley
Gilham
Mass Republican Conventions Planned in Hartford City
Hartford City Indiana March 4 The county central committee will hold two mass conventions to pick delegates for five Republican general conventions this spring Delegates for the joint representative convention at Redkey on March 15 and the state convention will be chosen March 13 The times for selecting congressional senatorial and judicial delegates are undecided All interest centers on congressional delegates with the convention process described as orderly and cordial
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
County Central Committee
Redkey
City council bids pave Laporte with party clash
Laporte Indiana city council opened bids totaling over a quarter million dollars for paving and sidewalk work to be done this summer. Democrats accuse the administration of waste and seek an organization to oppose the plan while Republicans push ahead.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
E. H. Scott
Edward Gildersleeve
Democratic mayoral nomination race roils Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana March 4 the fight over the Democratic mayoral nomination grows sharp as Steeg allies push primaries for tomorrow night with three days notice. Gus Conzman Vigo National Bank cashier is touted as the candidate with Crawford Fairbanks among his chief backers as hustling begins.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Steeg
Gus Conzman
Vigo National Bank
Conzman
Crawford Fairbanks
Williams resigns as Wabash coroner. Jones named successor
Dr Jesse B Williams, last three years Wabash county coroner, resigns as mayoral candidate on the Republican ticket. County Commissioners appoint Homes Jones, recently nominated by the Republican county convention, to fill the coroner post. In Portland, Prohibitionists announce a full city ticket to be fielded in the spring with a March 11 election plan.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Jesse B Williams
Wabash County
Homes Jones
Portland
Ballot order set by election board with first spots earned
The Republican board of primary election commissioners met at 2 PM in Buffalo and decided ballot positions for many candidates. Names will run in horizontal order with timing of filing guiding placement. several applicants attempted multiple filings to influence placement, notably Joseph R. Morgan whose “industry” won him a top spot, and William Smock who also secured first place. Dr. Geis, missing in person filing, protested Elliott’s ruling declaring his petition invalid after adjournment. List of candidates and ballot positions follows, including Overstreet, Ruckelshaus, Leathers, Bosson, and others.
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Republican Board of
Elliott
Roscoe ©. Hawkins
Harry Negley
R. C. Light
William Bosson
Buffalo
Troquois
Bosson
Joseph R. Morgan
Morgan
William , Smock
Justice of the Peace
Samuel Herbert Malpas
Rodney
Malpas
Eliott
John F. Geis
Geis
Evans
Jesse Overstreet
John C. Ruckelehaus
Wirt C. Smith
Willam Irvin
John ©. Spahr
Edwin B. Pugh
Marion Cireuit
Henry Clay Allen
James A. Pritchard
Superior Court
James M. Leathers
John L. McMaster
Vincent G. Clifford
Vinson Carter
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Daniel L. Brown
John Nh Ae Ee
Local Election Ballot Docketed with Multiple County and Township Races
The list names voters and candidates across county offices including Clerk Auditor Treasurer Recorder Sheriff Coroner Surveyor and Commissioners, with specific districts and advisory boards. It notes voting tallies per voter require seven selections and five in township posts, detailing names such as Clinton L. Hare Cyrus J. Clark Edward Robison Henry Klausmann Thomas Spafford Willis Blair and James Perry among others.
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N. Muir
Newton Booth Tarkington
Chalmers Brown
Willis R. Miner
Clifford Arrick
Granville
Wright
Joseph H. Clarke
Lyman Jones
Charles W__ Brown
Orte Stecihan
Wilburn Wilson
Ralph Bamberger
Norman Green
John Breen
Frank ©. Olive
Fred W. Sheets
Bernie FR. Cohen
Benjamin A. Richardson
Clinton L. Hare
William E. Davis
Harry E. Rouse
Milton K. Alexander
Cyrus J. Clark
Edward
R. Seguin
John A. Porter
Martin Meyer
Frederick K. Shepard
Edward J. Robison
Charles Krauss
Oliver P. Ensley
Lewis G. Akin
Samuel Lewis Shank
William H. Wheeler
Robert Metzger
Emer Stoddard
Charles G. Waller
Anson HE. Wiltsie
Albert A. Womack
Ira E. Dunlavy
Harry PD. Tutewiler
Samuel Herbert Malpas
Telemachus N. Bennett
Edward H. Diehl
Alembert W. Brayton
Amos L. Wilson
Henry W. Klausmann
de Witt V. Moore
Albert B. Carter
John L. McFarland
John McGregor
John B. Parker
Wiliam H
Harry Sheets
Philip Marer
Harvey Huston
James H. Moore
Ed V. S. Sprague
Frank W. Gasper
Joseph HA. Shepaend
George B. Bowers
John F. Henschen
Joseph H. Hayes
Thomas W. Smock
Mench L. Moore
Barton W. Cole
Frank M. Hay
Charles C. Heckman
Joseph C. Harder
John B. Glover
Harry F. Hildebrand
James Cairns
George B. Davis
Ed L. Jones
Frank L. Glass
John F. Henniger
Edgar FE. Young
David J. Smock
Charles D. Pringle
John W. Newhouse
John C. Perry
George Hitz
Harlen W. Carter
Leonard Brown
James Alexander
George J. Yoke
East End Republican Club elects regular ticket leaders
The East End Republican Club held its annual meeting and officer elections with two tickets, regular and Independent. The regular ticket won. officers named were President John A. Sweeney, Vice President Dr J T Scott, Secretary Lee Meyer, Treasurer D S Bell, Directors Elsa Keller George Fate Wesley Christian J H Furnas and C R Jones. Afterward several county office candidates spoke for five minutes each.
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East End
Republican Club
John A. Sweeney
J. T. Scott
Lee Meyer
D. S. Bell
Elsa Keller
George Fate
Wesley Christian
J. H. Furnas
C. R. Jones
Commercial Club Acts On Primary Election Law
Directors received yesterday a letter from Edward Insley urging the primary election law be improved. President via named a committee with A. C. Harris as chairman to pursue the matter. The club will be represented on the Memorial day committee by J. I. ee Chalmers Brown and Charles B. ord.
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Commercial Club
Edward Insley
A. C. Harris
J. I. Ee Chalmers Brown
Charles B. Ord
Hamilton resumes candidacy for justice of the peace
J. C. Hamilton, who had earlier announced his bid for justice of the peace, withdrew from the race but went back to work in his own interest and resumed campaign activity yesterday.
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J. C. Hamilton
Office of Justice of the Peace
Cuban Postal Frauds Trial Highlights Rathbone Case
Havana reports the Cuban postal frauds trial continued with Senor Lanuza arguing Rathbone bought a Spanish magazine with postal funds. He noted 36 duplicate checks, 30 endorsed by Bristow and 6 by Rathbone in his absence, and claimed Bristow is not indicted. The defense says evidence shows Rathbone’s private expenses and receipts were thoroughly investigated.
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Havana
Senor Lanuza
Estes G. Rathbone
Bristow
Rathbone
Cuba
C. F. W. Neely
W. H. Reeves
C. M. Rich
United States
Muncie Banker Reports Havana View On Cuban Trial
W E Hitchcock, returning from Cuba with Gov Durbin, visited Charles F W Neely in a Havana jail during his trial for alleged postal robberies. Hitchcock says Neely remains cheerful and confident of acquittal, praising prison privileges and popular status with officials. Report notes mixed expectations of leniency or pardon. Mrs Jefferson Davis at St Charles Hotel improves and plans a Saturday public reception.
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Muncief
Ind
W. E. Hitchcock
Cuba
Durbin
Havana
Hitchcock
Charles F. W. Neely
Muncie
Neely
Neety
New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
St. Charles Hotel
Rural Free Delivery Scheme Criticized in House Debate
Representative Landis accuses Mr Land of trying to cripple a vital service. Emphasizes rural carriers, noting their hard work for little pay. Mr Overstreet seeks reelection as secretary of the Republican Congressional Committee.
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AEW
Mr. Land
Landis
Mr. Overstreet
The
Republican Con
Stevens
House
Confirmation by Senate Miss Alice Roosevelt Visit Havana
Washington dispatch reports Senate confirmation of various appointees and policy debates. Notes President Roosevelt invites his daughter Alice to visit General Wood in Havana, wireless telephony trials in the War Department, and confirmations including George W. Biegler as second lieutenant of cavalry and a Fairmount postmaster. Mentions rural free delivery controversy, Indiana figures Overstreet and Landis, and plans to consolidate historic battlefield commissions.
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General Wood
Havana
Alice
Cuba
Washington
George W. Biegler
Senate
Biegler
Philippines
Fairmount
Ind
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