Indiana news notes and educational staff changes
In Kokomo Indiana Prof BE L Talbert will replace Atherton at Kohomo High School as classes resume. The list of teachers includes R A Ogg as superintendent and J Z A McCoughan as principal with many names across departments. The article also covers debates on education and industrial leadership with Prof Dewar criticizing Britain and praising Germany for chemical progress and education. It cites political commentary about Rep Brick and district politics, defending his record and predicting reelection despite opposition. It notes newspapers spreading falsehoods about Brick and praises his conduct and leadership.
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America
Dewar
Great Britain
Germany
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
BE. L. Talbert
Indianapolis
Atherton
Kokomo High School
R. A. Ogg
J. Z. A. McCoughan
India
L. Martz
M. E. Greeson
Anna B. Collins
Anna B. Ward
G. W. Knolff
Willard Lenard
R. L. Cunningham
Ethel Pyke
Howard Armstrong
L. Talbert
L. T
Jessie M. Lynch
Adda Peacock
C. M. Piercy
Anna G. Smith
Stella Trees
Cora Chaffin
Lulu Kellar
Jessie Heffner
Ione Shaul
Lucy Lane
Clara Ervington
Stella Card
Ophelia Harris
8. G. Hoff, Nettie Kumler
Grace Raferty
Maud Cosler
Hope Murphy
Martha Engle
Nettie Canade
Minnie Wortinger
C. D. Hayworth
Jennie Merrell
Effie Bridwell
Martha Kumier
Florence Smith
Luella Chambers
Ada Lingo
Ella Kenley
Nellie Quinn
D. B. Barngrover
Jessie Galway
Lilian Edwards
Martha Woolley
Lillian McClure
Mabel Haworth
Murrell Thomas
Oretta McNeal
Amanda Jacks
Nettle Maxwell
Julia Scott
Flora Ward
The
Sentinel
Brick
House of Neeces
Washington
Count Pulaski
Democratic
Democrats Abandon Brick Fight for Hemenway in Indiana
South Bend dispatch reports Indiana Democrats shift strategy from defending A L Brick in the Thirteenth District to battlegrounding against Hemenway in the First. The piece chronicles Brick’s rise, prior campaigns, and a Democratic pushback involving disputed convention dates and media refutations.
Fourth District Convention Opens in Madison
Madison Indiana Sept 10 Republicans gather for the fourth district congressional convention the Madison Hotel hosts a reception for visiting party leaders including State Chairman Goodrich and Joshua M Spencer is favored to secure the nomination with a rival F M. r. GREENSBURG Ind Sept 10 Will Cumback accepts Ohio campaign talks and Santa Fe Railroad lectures for winter while Hartford City calls a Republican county convention Sept 30 increasing delegates to 142 with precinct meetings listed no candidates yet named for offices.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Goodrich
Joseph B. Kealing
Harry Starr
Ambrose Nowlin
F. M. Miller
Madison Hotel
Joshua M. Spencer Force
Greensburg
Will Cumback
Ohio State Republican Committee
Hartford City
Licking Township
Harrison
Montpelier
Jackson
Millgrove
Washington
Rell
Democratic leaders host Porter Lake and Laporte counties meeting
In Valparaiso, Ind, Democratic leaders from Porter, Lake and Laporte counties held an afternoon gathering. Attendees included State Chairman O'Brien of Lawrenceburg, Albert Schoonover of Attica, Secretary of State candidate, Daniel W. Sim of Lafayette, district committeeman, Joseph H. Ibach of Hammond, judge candidate for Porter and Lake circuits, and Joseph H. Conroy of Hobart, Senate candidate.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Porter, Lake
Laporte
O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Albert Schoonover
Attica
Daniel W. Sim
Lafayette
Joseph H. Ibach
Hammond
Porter and Lake Circuit
Joseph H. Conroy
Hobart
Madison township man named for county treasurer vacancy
Luther L. Cook of Madison township was nominated on the Republican ticket to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of James Milligan.
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Indianapolis Journal
Tipton
Ind
Luther L. Cook
Madison Township
James Milligan
Santa Cruz to pay 500000 to Eastern bondholders
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Seattle area Santa Cruz California must pay 500000 to Eastern bondholders. Bonds issued eight years ago were sold through New York brokers who allegedly retained proceeds and later went into bankruptcy. The city sought to evade payment but losses in court mounted.
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Wash
Santa Cruz
Cali
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Man Confesses Jealous Murder in Hubbard Pasture Find
In Hubbard a dead body was found in a pasture field yesterday morning. Jas Ginn, husband of the woman, was captured in Newcastle last night and confessed to the crime. He stated he was insane jealous of his wife and had killed her while intoxicated. No remorse was expressed.
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Jas Ginn
Grea
Hubbard
Newcastle
McGinn
Postoffice Robbed in Miami Missouri Evening Raid
Burglars robbed the Miami postoffice of no money or stamps and hit the Miami Savings Bank vault door but failed to open the safe. All private boxes in the vault were robbed. total loss undetermined.
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Miami
Miami Savings Bank
Immigration Pool Enlarged in Chicago Meeting
The advisory committee of the immigration bureau in Chicago adopted a recommendation to extend management of east-bound business as well as west-bound, placing both under bureau control after the current session. The decision follows two days of discussion among officials.
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The
Immigration Bureau
Bureau
Grady Found After Norfolk Disappearance in New York
Henry W. Grady of Atlanta, who vanished while in Norfolk Virginia, has been located in New York City. He was spotted this afternoon crossing City Hall Park by a former Atlanta resident, and his Atlanta relatives have been notified.
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New York
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Norfolk
City Hall Park
Two Sawmill Victims Blown By Boiler Explosion
NEWARK O Sept 10 Nelson Hutchinson proprietor of a sawmill and Hartford Spicer were killed this morning by a boiler explosion at the sawmill on the canal and forme peer Martinsburg Hutchinson was blown to pieces and Spicer scalded to death.
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Nelson Hutchinson
Hartford Spicer
Martinsburg
Hutchinson
Spicer
Roosevelt tired after Southern trip as diplomacy taps Bellamy Storer option
President Roosevelt, returning to Oyster Bay from a Southern tour aboard the Sylph, is tired but well. Officials deny any decision on Bellamy Storer as ambassador to Germany and say no successor to Andrew White has been selected, with Tower and others also under consideration. A formal announcement is expected in a few days before his Western trip begins September 19, while local Nessam county reception plans proceed.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Cortelyou
Loeb
Ethel Roosevelt
Hempstead
United States
Bellamy Storer
Spain
Andrew D. White
Germany
White
Storer
Tower
Russia
Nessan County
End of Southern Trip Highlights Roosevelt Arrival
President Roosevelt reached Washington at 6 30 AM aboard a special train on the Southern Railroad and departed at 7 00 AM via the Pennsylvania to New York. The 1 666 mile trip, led by B and O official S B Hedge and Southern official Colonel L S Brown, ended quietly as officials met the train and rested for the journey to Oyster Bay. The Sylph will carry the President from New York to Oyster Bay after a brief depot stop with railroad and press observers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Southern Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Oyster Bay
North Carolina
White House
Cortelyou
Bears Shot in Duluth Report Shows City Encounters
Duluth Minn September 10 Fifteen bears have been shot within the city limits in the last sixty days the latest being yesterday by a lakeside man.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Great Contest Recalled Reflects Log Cabin Campaign Legacy
Toledo Blade notes reminiscences of William Henry Harrison era with Hon H C Gray of Lake County at Ohio Bar Association meeting. Gray, 86, survivor of the 1851 Ohio constitutional convention, recounts log cabin imagery from the campaign and its political fervor.
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Toledo Blade
Ohio Bar Association
Hotel Victory
Putin Bay
H. C. Gray
Ainesville
Lake County
Ohio Constitutional Convention
Gray
Painesville Telegraph
Advertiser
Telegraph
Thomas Corwin
Harrison
Tyler
Harrisburg
White House
Horace Greeley
New York
Log Cabin
Horace
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Tribune
van Buren
New Orleans
the Thames
Fort Meigs
Tippecanoe
Son
Whig speakers rally as Van Burne faction fails to stem crowd
A large audience heard eloquent Whig leaders Webster Clung Critten den Stanley Talmadge Preston Corwin and hundreds of others as negro melodies were adapted to new words. The Van Burne camp labeled Harrison an old granny and called Whigs coons and cider suckers but could not stop the momentum.
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Webster
Clung
Crittenden
Stanley
Talmadge
Preston
Corwin
van Burne
Harrison
Coons
Dueling punished by Italian army in Sixtieth Regiment
In Milan on September 10 authorities cracked down after a duel between two Sixtieth Regiment captains. The challenger was expelled, the opponent sent to a fortress, the regiment colonel suspended, the lieutenant colonel jailed fifteen days, and two majors jailed ten days. Four captain seconds received six months in fortress. The actions aimed to curb dueling.
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Milan
Italy
Sixtieth Regiment
Sixtieth
Peace Reigns in Texas Republican Leadership Unity
In Fort Worth Texas Republicans bury quarrels after a conference arranged by E H R Green as harmony candidate for State chairman. Lyon to be State chairman Hawley national committeeman and temporary chairman Green permanent convention chairman. Roosevelt reportedly favors Lyon’s renomination. A full State ticket will be nominated and Green may not run for Governor. A telegram from J S Clarkson Dan New York praises Green and calls for electing Republican Congressmen from Texas.
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Tex
Texas
Lyon
E. H. R. Green
Harmony
Hawley
Green
J. 8. Clarkson
New York
Washington Republicans Back Roosevelt Policies At State Convention
The Republican State convention in Tacoma unanimously approved President Roosevelt policies including Philippine and domestic programs. The platform endorses Governor McBride, favors admitting Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma with growth, backs trust attitudes, supports arid land reclamation, an eight hour work law, and improved state and federal roads.
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Wash
Roosevelt
Schivel
Frink
McBride
Philippines
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Washington
New Hampshire Democrats Nominate Hollis for Governor
The New Hampshire Democratic state convention unanimously nominated Henry F. Hollis of Concord for governor. Clarence E. Carr of Andover chaired the convention and supported Roosevelt ideas on regulating illegal combinations. The platform calls for abolition of tariffs on trust made articles, strict enforcement of anti trust laws, free trade with insular territories, independence of the ggne islands, and lower Cuban duties.
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New Hampshire
Henry F. Hollis
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Clarence E. Carr
Andover
Roosevelt
Ggne Islands
Prince Cupid Nominated for Congress by Republican Party
Correspondence from Honolulu reports Prince Jonah Kalauiauaolole known as Prince Cupid chosen as delegate nominee by the Republican territorial convention. Democrats and home rule party fuse to endorse R. W. Wilcox for re election to Congress. Ex Queen Liliuokalani marks sixty fourth birthday with a large native attended reception.
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Honolulu
Republican Territorial Convention
Prince Jonah Kalauiauaolole
Prince Cupid
Congress
Democrats
Home Rule Party
R. W. Wilcox
Liliuokalani
Har
Dems Pick Straight Ticket at Colorado State Convention
Colorado Democrats adjourn after nominating E. C. Stimson for governor and forming a straight ticket. The slate includes Lieutenant Governor Thomas Annear, Secretary Horace W. Havens, Auditor Harry E. B. Insley, and State Treasurer James M. Carlisle, with an invitation to Populists to join the party.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
E. C. Stimson
Thomas Annear
Horace W. Havens
Harry EB. Insley
James M. Carlisle
Maine returns show Hill leading with broad plurality
Portland dispatch reports 481 towns tabulated for Governor, John F. Hill leading with 63,480 votes to Gould 37,890 and Perrigo 3,621 while 20 towns remain to report. Socialist Fox has 1,791 votes. overall Hill holds a 26,? thousand plurality and a 4,426 majority.
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John F. Hill
Hill
Gould
Perrigo
Fox
Gaston Leads Massachusetts Democratic Delegates for Governor
Boston September 10 Democratic primaries statewide indicate Colonel William A. Gaston son of former Governor William Gaston has a majority of state delegates and will be nominated for Governor by the September 17 convention over Charles S. Hamlin, last Cleveland administration assistant secretary of the treasury.
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Boston
Massachusetts
William A. Gaston
William Gaston
Charles 5. Hamlin
Treasury
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Emperor William Hosts Night Maneuver With Boer Generals
In Frankfort on the Oder Emperor William entertained guests at dinner past midnight and ordered a 7 am battle start. A vast force of 60 000 infantry and 200 artillery pieces engaged as observers viewed from a hill. The blue army claimed superior positions while plans called for a 3 am rise next day amid light humor over the strenuous schedule.
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Prince Albrecht
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Hanna to Campaign Across State in Special Train or Car
Senator M. A. Hanna will tour the state this fall for his campaign. He will travel on a special train or a special car attached to regular trains. The trip details are not yet arranged. He will be accompanied by nationally prominent speakers.
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Cleveland
M. A. Hanna
Fremont Woman Ends Own Life in Razor Ordeal
Mrs J R Wentz wife of a prominent Fremont merchant died by self inflicted razor wound. She had recently returned from a sanitarium and suffered ill health for years.
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Fremont
J. R. Wentz
Ancient Providence dry goods firm assigns assets
The B. H. Gladding dry goods firm, capitalized at 150000 dollars and described as the oldest in the United States with almost a century of operation, has made an assignment in Providence Rhode Island.
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Providence
R. I
B. H. Gladding Dry Goods
United States
Chamberlain and the Boers report on peace talks in London
A parliamentary paper details the August 20 meeting between Joseph Chamberlain and Boer generals Botha De Wet and Delarey. It lists proposed amnesty funds language rights and reparation plans while Chamberlain notes existing agreements cannot be reopened and urges reconciliation and future cooperation for South Africa’s prosperity and self government.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Botha
de Wet
Delarey
South Africa
South African
Transvaal
Natal
Mr. Chamberlain
Vereenigeng
Chamberlain
Knox Says Only Legal Facts for Panama Purchase Known
Attorney General Knox stated that only the legal questions surrounding the Panama canal purchase are being considered. He noted the diligent work of Mr Russell and expected a report and opinion to the President after returning to Washington. The gravest issues concern the legal character and relations of the canal companies and the liquidation’s effect on the new entity. Porter accompanied Knox and met French Foreign Minister Delcasse in Paris.
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Paris
Knox
Panama Canal
Russell
United States
Washington
New Colny
Poiorace Porter
France
M. Delcasse
Indian railway extension winds up Beloochistan border anger
New York dispatch reports Russian newspapers express strong ire over Lord Curzon's approval of extending the Indian railway system to Nushki on the eastern boundary of Beloochistan. The controversy centers on strategic and imperial implications amid heightened regional tension.
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New York
Lord Curzon
Nushki
Beloochistan
Cabies
Rail link visions shape British Russian rivalry in Asia
London Tribune correspondent outlines a vast railway plan linking India and Europe. Russia seeks a Persian route to the Indian Ocean to curb British aims, while St Petersburg presses a Persian corridor strategy. Britain weighs a possible understanding with Russia despite naval concerns raised by Captain Mahan. The piece highlights imperial ties among Britain, Russia, India, and Australia in the Far East.
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the Tribune
India
Europe
Russia
Indian Ocean
St. Petersburg
Persia
Great Britain
Mormon Missionary Surge in Germany and Switzerland
The Daily Express reports a growing Mormon influx in Germany and Switzerland with about 2000 missionaries in Germany and several hundred in Switzerland. Zurich and Berne host a information bureau spreading sermons in English via a Mormon apostle. Swiss church journals largely silent except for a few complaining.
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The
Daily Express
Zurich
Germany
Switzerland
Berne
Bank of France Gold Heist Not Burglary Claim
Paris report states the Bank of France lost 44000 in gold found yesterday and kept quiet on police advice. An official says the theft was not burglary and occurred in daytime by someone with vault access. no suspects named.
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Paris
Bank of France
the Patrie
Vicarage plan for village theaters backed by Chamberlain
London September 10 The vicar of Gorleston proposes running theaters through village churches across the United Kingdom and receives support from Joseph Chamberlain the colonial secretary in a letter praising the aim to bring light and happiness to people. St Moritz September 10 A Berlin based husband and a maid servant die in a carriage accident near Juliet Hospice in the Alps at 7360 feet. Geneva September 9 Alpine Club stats show sixty three deaths from alpine accidents this season the highest on record.
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Gorleston
United Kingdom
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
ST. Moritz
Switzerland
Martin Levi
Berlin
Juliet Hospice
Alps
Geneva
Alpine Club
Floods in China and Formosa Reported Dead and Damaged
Japanese telegrams say 5000 people perished in the West river flood in China with heavy property losses. Formosa also suffered floods followed by a tidal wave causing further deaths and destruction.
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Victoria
B. C
West River
China
Formosa
Multiple world items mix of disasters and politics
Thirty workers die in Lerida Spain crushed by a cave in on a road they were repairing. Dutch premier Kuyper visits Boer generals in The Hague after London. France retires Lt Col Saint Remy for resisting closing unauthorized schools. Tao Mu resigns as viceroy of Kwang-Tung and Kwang-Li after palace eunuchs’ attacks. Rumors on George C Hale’s London fire brigade role are denied. Anarchist Vincenzo Guerriero sentenced in Italy. Duc dOrleans welcomed back to England by King Edward. William Toll alias Lloyd, a Bedfordshire Lance Corporal, confesses murder in Kansas in a thwarted probe. Authorities in Colchester receive a letter from the Kansas case.
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Kuyper
Botha
de Wet
de la Rey
Hague
London
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Nantes
Tao Mu
Kwang-Tung
Kwang-Li
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Peking
George C. Hale
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Duc d’Orleans
England
Edward
Morning Post
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Compte de Paris
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Lloyd
Bedfordshire Regiment
Colchester
Kansas
Catholic Relief and Beneficiary Association elects officers
In Albany on September 10 the Catholic Relief and Beneficiary Association elected four officers. Thomas ONeill of Auburn New York was named Supreme president. D E McDonald of Oshkosh Wisconsin became first vice president. Elizabeth Collins of Pittsburg Pennsylvania was chosen supreme recorder Mary G Connelly of Elmira New York was supreme treasurer James L McCarr of Auburn New York was marshal John E Mackin of Seneca Falls New York was elected in the officer lineup.
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Albany
Catholic Relief and Beneficiary Association
Thomas O'Neill
Auburn
Ince ' Dent
D. E. McDonald
Oshkosh
Wis
Elizabeth Collins
Pittsburg
Mary G. Connelly
Elmira
N. Y
James L. McC
Abundance of Blood Promised by Paine's Celery Compound
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for blood purification and circulation. It claims to banish insomnia neuralgia rheumatism eczema and other ailments, warning that delayed treatment can be fatal and citing a testimonial from Mrs C R Root of Manefield Pennsylvania about salt rheum and grippe aftermath.
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Paine
C. R. Root
Manefield
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