Fricke Stocks and City News Mixed in Indiana Report
The purchase details list Fricke and several railroad and insurance stocks along with Indianapolis firms, while a political note discusses a convention targeting a candidate and a township trustee’s family tuition issue. Tuscola Township Republican primaries report results for several local offices including supervisor assessor collector and highways commissioner.
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Indianapolis Journal
Tuscola
Tuscola Township
Oscar T. Maris
A. H. Greenman
H. H. Fry
C. P. Crafts
W. Wilmeth
J. C. Stevenson
W. E. Pauley
Carroll County Indorses Landis for renomination
In Delphi Carroll County Democrats mass convention endorsed Representative Landis for renomination with unanimous resolutions. Judge Gould to head delegation to Indianapolis. In Montezuma Republicans of the Forty seventh district meet to nominate a prosecutor candidate, endorsing G. G. Rheuby. Wabash Representative Steele plans an early tour of counties to rally support.
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Indianapolis
Delphi
Ind
Carroll County
Landis
Gould
Indianapolis Journal
Montezuma
Forty-seventh Judicial District
A. F. White
Henry Daniels
Rockville
Congress
G. G. Rheuby
Mr. Rheuby
Ash
Wabash
Steele
Washington
Miami County
Tates
Democracy in Allen County Plans County Convention
Fort Wayne Indiana March 8 The local Democracy in Allen County calls its county convention for next week amid unease over officers cash handling and conduct. Leaders fear nominating farmers from outside the city if a city ticket wins. The situation has sparked tension and potential strife in the party.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen
Dr Potter Honored As Western Princeton Club Elects Officers
In Pittsburg the Western Association of Princeton Clubs elected officers at a business session. William Scott, 68, was named president. New vice presidents include William B. McKvain, D. D. Bickham, James H. Pershing, Theodore Potter, and others from cities like Chicago Dayton Indianapolis Denver Cleveland Minneapolis St. Louis. Walton Hill chosen secretary treasurer. A banquet at Hotel Schenley drew nearly 400 Princeton men with Judge Ewing as toastmaster and tributes to Dr. Patton John Mathis J Harlan and John D. Davis.
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Pittsburg
Western Association of Princeton
Indianapolis
J. F. Williamson
Minneapolis
W. S. Arbuthnot
E. N. Haynes
Cleveland
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Omaha
H. N. Davis
St. Louis
John H. Thatcher
Kansas City
John W. Barr
Louisville
Hon. W. T. Austin
Galveston
Issak B. Smith
C. Dubuque
Walton Hill
Cincinnati
Hotel Schenley
Princeton
Judge Ewing
Dr. Patton
John C. Mathis
Chicago
J. Harlan
John D. Davis
Peaches From Cape Colony Enter Chicago Market
Cape Colony peaches arrived in Chicago yesterday marking the second shipment in thirty days. Despite long transit the fruit was in good condition but lacked vivid color. Boxes were few, about a dozen peaches per box, at 50 cents a dozen or 4-5 cents each. A few dozen plums accompanied the peaches at about 50 cents a dozen.
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Chicago
March
Cape Colony
South Africa
Coal discovery near Garison boosts Montane oil district
BUTTE Mont March 8 A valuable coal discovery has been made near Garison linked to oil finds in the area. Many locations have already been taken up and mining development is expected as prominent men take interest in the find.
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Saks
Warner
Warner’s
Safe Cure
Higher Export Duty on Nitrates
Valparaiso dispatch reports a nitrate combination here has led to a $6 per cent per quintal export duty rise on nitrates. The duty hike is expected to raise about £10,000,000 in annual revenue for the government.
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Valparaiso
JaxSon Woodbridge Seeks Address in East Washington Street
Local item notes a person named JaxSon Woodbridge and a street reference to East Washington Street, suggesting a residence or address detail in the area. No further context or actions are provided in the readable text.
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JaxSon Woodbridge
Washington Street
No Sign of Harmony on Cuba Trade and Philippine News
Washington reports Speaker Henderson and Chairman Payne with Senator Allison pressed for Cuban reciprocity while denying a 12 per cent compromise. The War Department plans rapid troop movement from the Philippines. Also noted are German and Colombian diplomatic notes, naval ship progress, and tariff bill developments.
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Washington
Henderson
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Allison
Finance Committee
White House
Cuba
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Admiral Bowles
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Oho
Tacoma
Wyoming
California
Navy Department
House Debates Rural Free Delivery Bill in Washington
The House closed general debate on the rural free delivery classification bill and carrier contracts with a Monday vote projected. Arkansas counties Baxter Marion and Searcy joined western judicial districts. Census and Spanish Claims Conference reports faced questions.
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House
Baxter
Marion
Searcy
Arkansas
Spanish Claims Commission
Sims
Tennessee
Hughes
West Virginia
Congress
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Messrs. McRae
Bramwell
Ohio
Dill
Messrs. Talbert
South Carolina
Kern
Illinois
Lever
Miers
Indiana
Robinson
Tate
Brundidge
Bill limits appeals to Privy Council in Canada
In Quebec a bill proposes to remove a cherished British cit izenship right by restricting direct appeals to the throne for grievances. Paragraph 3 of Article 68 currently allows appeals to the Privy Council for cases over £60, but the measure argues such appeals should be limited to constitutional challenges to Canadian or provincial laws.
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Thomas B. Atkins
Maritime Canal Company
Senate Committee On
United States
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
T. BP. Alexander
Isthmus
Quebec
Eee
Code of Civil Procedure
Privy Council
Canada
Provinces
Warner
Bright
Not an Insurrection Concluded From First Page
A friend in Manila reports plans to educate native Filipinos, with monthly matriculations and a new building for 1,000 students. Six tributary normal schools will be established, each with a vice principal, plus a night school of seven teachers and 30 students. The Central Normal provides laboratories and libraries, emphasizing native teacher training and domestic arts, following a Tuskegee style approach.
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Ippines
Central Normal
Manila
Military honors for signal corps trio at Candelaria
General Chaffee, commanding the Division of the Philippines, sent personal thanks to Corporal James Murphy and Privates Michael Doran and H. Johnson of the signal corps for devotion under fire at Candelaria Tayabas in December. They had earlier earned commendations from Brig. Gen. J. F. Bell and Captain Hearn of the Twenty first Infantry.
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Washington
Chaffee
Philippines
James Murphy
Michael Doran
H. [. Johnson
Signal Corps
Candelaria
Tayabas
J. F. Bell
Hearn
Twenty-first Infantry
Transports Meade to sail for Philippines after quarantine
The quartermaster general ordered the transport Meade to sail from San Francisco on the 17th with its original troops for the Philippines, based on the belief that no further contagious disease cases exist among passengers. Manila customs receipts for January reached 3622, seven hundred? and February totals were 760,231 with 57,966 for the city and 33,515 in miscellaneous revenues.
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Washington
Meade
San Francisco
Philippines
Wright
Manila
Secretary of War
Prison established on Pulo Maligi island in Laguna de Bay
With General Chaffee's approval a military prison is set up on Pulo Maligi island to receive prisoners from the department whether military or civil. A Canton river steamer reportedly struck a native boat, drowning 18 passengers.
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Washington
Chaffee
Division of the Philippines
Pulo Maligi Island
Laguna de Bay
Department
Hong-Kong
Canton
Police chiefs appoint new national bureau governors
Cincinnati dispatch notes Mayor Richard Sylvester of the Association of Chiefs of Police appoints J. J. Journee of New Orleans and H. J. Grazsett of Toronto to the board of governors of the national bureau of identification Haeger of Louisville and Quigley of Indianapolis are named as members cast in.
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Cincinnati
March
International Police Journal
National Association of Chiefs of Police
United States
Canada
Richard Sylvester
Association of Chiefs of Police
J. J. Journee
New Orleans
H. J. Grazsett
Toronto
National Bureau of Identifica
Haeger
Louisville
Quigley
Indianapolta
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