Taft warns Republicans at Yale over broken promises
In a Yale alumni address New Haven July 1 President Taft warned the Republican Party it risks becoming the opposition unless it fulfills its promises. He noted difficulty in defining a modern Democrat, praised Secretary of War Dickinson, and quipped that both parties face troubles as he urged party discipline.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Taft
Congress
Dickinson
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Senate Adopts Corporation Tax Amendment in Tariff Bill
Washington July 3 The senate approved the corporation tax amendment to the tariff bill 45 to 31 The final vote on the amendment stood 60 to 11 with many Democrats joining Republicans In the substitution vote forty five senators backed the measure while thirty one opposed All Democratic votes favored the Income tax which also drew support from insurgent Republicans After settling the tax issue the senate moved to administrative features of the tariff bill
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Washington
Senate
NOT GUILTY Verdict in Brandenburg Case Acquittal
New York June 20 Broughton Brandenburg acquitted of grand larceny over a Times article signed by Grover Cleveland. He was immediately arrested on kidnapping charges involving his stepson James Shepard Cabanne in St Louis. Rome earthquake rocks Messina. fear returns as residents flee. Roosevelt to visit Vienna planned for next April during a ceremonial event.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
James Shepard Cabanne
St. Louis
Indiana State House Custodian and Engineer Retain Posts
The Indiana Supreme Court rules Charles J. Wheeler and Samuel C. Shutt, both Republicans, duly hold the state house custodian and chief engineer posts against Democrats Thomas Colbert and Michael H. Cain. The decision upholds the 1895 act authorizing the governor’s appointment, determining the law valid despite the destroyed enrolled copy. Wages for subordinates remain unchanged as the dispute centers on appointing power.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Charles J. Wheeler
Noblesville
Samuel C. Shutt
State House
Thomas F. Colbert
Michael H. Cain
Marshall
Wheeler
Colbert
Cain
Strike at Elwood plant keeps mills idle aside from hotel kitchen
Sixteen hot mill workers remain inside the American Sheet and Tin Plate property in Elwood Indiana as strife continues. The plant converts a plant restaurant to a hotel kitchen and installs six cots for on duty men. Management says operations may resume next Monday despite threats and has pledged to sustain the present stand for a year if needed.
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Elwood
Ind
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Retreat Ends as Holy Cross Clergy Convenes Convention
Father Philip closed the retreat for Holy Cross brothers and priests in Notre Dame Indiana. Presidents of colleges and order superiors gathered for a weeklong convention to decide the obediences of congregation members for the coming year.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Philip
Holy Cross
Deed of an Angry Husband in Kokomo Tragedy
In Kokomo Indiana on July 5 Willard Gibson aged 28 shot his wife twice in the left arm and fired at his aunt Mrs Hazel Gibson before fleeing forty feet from his home and shooting himself dead as a divorce action loomed.
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Kokomo
Ind
Willard Gibson
Gibson
Hazel Gibson
Train wreck injures five near Valparaiso Indiana
Wickhille turning in an auto from Hobart with Aaron Winslow Fred Winslow Guy Warr and the Misses Emma and Laura Zeakie were struck by a Nickels Plate train. The occupants leaped rolled down a forty foot embankment but escaped with no serious injuries. The car was a total wreck. The Baptist Young People's Union of America is in session at Sanatoga Springs this week.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Wickhille
Hobart
Aaron Winstow
Fred Winslow
Guy Warr
Emma
Laura Zeakie
The
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Sanatoga, Springs
President Tafts Family Arrives for Summer in Beverly
Beverly Massachusetts July 6 The president’s family has arrived for the summer in their cottage Mrs Taft and the family will spend the season in Beverly after today’s Norwich Connecticut celebration and Lake Champlain discovery tercentenary events. The president will return to Washington to await Congress adjournment and then join Mrs Taft for a few weeks at the summer White House.
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Beverly
Mass
Norwich
Conn
Lake Champlain
Washington
Taft
White House
Sugar Refining Trust Indicted for Restraint of Trade
New York July 2 The American Sugar Refining company six directors and two others indicted by a federal grand jury on fourteen counts for conspiracy in restraint of trade in violation of the Sherman antitrust law. Named defendants include Washington B Thomas Arthur Donner Charles H Senff John Mayer George H Frazier Gustave Kissel and Thomas B Hartnett. They are to answer in court next Tuesday.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Washington B. Thomas
Arthur Donner
Charles H. Senff
John &. Parsons
John Mayer
Morristown
N. J
George H. Frazier
Philadelphia
Gustave Kissel
Thomas B. Hartnett
Adolph Segal
Corporation
Warren jailed six months for postal plot to kidnap ex-Governor
Fred Warren business manager of the Appeal to Reason was sentenced to six months in jail and a $1,500 fine by Judge Pollock in the federal court at Fort Scott Kansas. He was arrested weeks earlier for allegedly violating postal regulations by mailing a reward of $1,000 for kidnapping Governor William S. Taylor of Kentucky and returning him to the state.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Fred Warren
Appeal To Reason
Girard
Pollock
Warren
William S. Taylor
Kentucky
Fraudulent land fraud alleged by interpreters in Oklahoma
Hundreds of thousands of dollars are said to be taken from Oklahoma Indian allottees through dishonest interpreters. District Agent N. Cobb of Sapulpa states interpreters misled Indians to deed lands via false statements and swore in court to support the fraud.
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Oklahoma City
Oka
Department of the Interior
Jury Drops Wreck Probe In Valparaiso Case
Grand jury adjourned without examining the South Shore wreck that killed twelve. It reported it could not obtain service on wreck employees or road officials. Deputy Prosecutor Burkhart said affidavits would still be filed against certain parties connected with the wreck.
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Valparaiso
Ind
South Shore
Burkhart
Despondent Lover Takes Poison in Crawfordsville
Patrick O'Brien a 28 year old Indianapolis man killed himself by drinking more than an ounce of poison after a woman he loved would not reciprocate. He died a few hours later in Crawfordsville Indiana.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Indianapolis
Patrick O’brien
Death of Mrs Frances Thevenot Found in Depauw Home
An elderly resident of Depauw, Mrs Frances Thevenot, was found dead in her bed early Monday. Funeral details are not yet available.
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Frances Thevenot
Depauw
Celebration at Pfrimmet's Chapel causes wagon route halt
On the celebration at Pfrimmet's Chapel, Thursday, July 1d, my huckster wagon will not make its regular route as announced by Henry Wriacut.
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Pfrimmet
Henry Wriacut
Ephriam Goss of Milltown Dies Sudden at County Celebration
Ephriam Goss of Milltown, a well known local man, died suddenly on Sunday. He had been active and conducted a stand at the Marengo celebration last Saturday in the county.
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Ephriam
Goss
Milltown
Marengo
Better Than Spanking for Child Bedwetting
Mrs M Summers offers a free home treatment for bedwetting claiming to help children and adults with urinary difficulties. No money due. write for instructions and claim the remedy.
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M. Summers
Box
Notter Dame
Ind
Beveridge Reveals High Prices of U S Machines Abroad
In the Senate Senator Beveridge denounces the National Cash Register as a major trust and shows that American buyers pay about double for machines compared with English buyers. The Indy Daily Times notes Beveridge’s admission and recalls prior disputes over tariff effects.
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Senate
Beveridge
National Cash Register Company
England
New Castle
Ind
Daily Times
Democrat
Congress
Indiana
Valley City Community Briefs and Local Visits
XXX Farmers start threshing wheat this week. Wm Kingery and wife of Corydon visited Call Watson Sunday. A large crowd attended the Corydon picnic from our area. The baseball team played at Ramsey last Sunday. Wm Watson and family visited Ezra Richards near Mauckport last Sunday. James Shearer moved back to town from Paducah. Mr and Mrs Harry Trotter hosted visitors last Sunday. A list of locals called during the day including D Stoker family Curt Mowrer family Kate Ripperdan Helen Trotter Emma Lingenfelter Alex Miller Jennie Trotter Mary Wright Claud Ripperdan Maggie Windell and children Meda Ripperdan Grover Smith.
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Wm. Kingery
Corydon
Watson
Ramsey Lastunday
Wm. Watson
Ezra Richards
Mauckport
James Shearer
Paducah
Harry Trotter
David Stoker
Curt Mowrer
Kate Ripperdan
Helen Trotter
Emma Lingenfelter
Alex Miller
Jennie ‘Trotter
Mary Wright
Claud’ Ripperdan
Maggie Windell
Meda Ripperdan
Grover Smith
Services at M E Church with Substitute Ministers
During Rev LaRues absence the M E Church secures replacements. July 11 Rev Will McPheeters of New Albany preaches both services. July 18 Miss Anna Burgess Deaconess of a Pueblo Colorado hospital preaches morning. July 25 Rev W M Whitsitt District Superintendent conducts special services. Rev LaRue plans to return by August 1.
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LaRue
M. E. Church
Will McPheeters
New Albany
Anna Burgess
Pueblo
Colorado
W. M. Whitsitt
Sach
Wheat harvest begins as farmers thresh in Central vicinity
The wheat crop looks fairly good and threshing has started locally. Several residents attended a Saturday celebration in Corydon. Chicken thieves are reported visiting nearby hen roosts. Watson family visited Laurania Morlen in Corydon last weekend. Ella Watson has returned from Illinois. Cortez L Tindall, home on leave from three years army service, visits family. Mrs Henry Watson ill. Dr Funk from Corydon attended. Rev Forewood conducted baptism at Frakes Ford. seven emerged.
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Corydon
Corda. Watson
Laurania Morlen
Ella Watson
Illinois
Alva Pates
California
Martha Longbottom
Mt. Zion
Forewood
Frakes’ Ford
New Amsterdam Social Roundup Shows Local Visits
Moody Beanblossom visits guest Joe Moyar on Sunday. Several residents travel for visits to Leavenworth Wolfe Creek Evansville New Mexico and St. Louis. The town plans a new high school next year sparking local pride and future opportunities for students.
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Moody Beanblossom
Joe Moyar
Lois Jack
Leavenworth
John A Hottells
St. Louis
O. J. Funk
Afton
G. L. Funk
Jesse Kendle
Wolfe Creek
Ramsey Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Elmer Hancock went to Louisville Friday. W Hancock visits his son at Pearl Leffler Crandall. Geo Beal visited by Mrs Kate Fellmy New Salisbury. Charlie Burg ill with malaria. Basket meeting at Camp Ground well attended Sunday. Albert Davis Moberly guest of Ruth Lahue. Amy Ross New Albany visiting grandmother Cynthia Davis. Belle Borden White Cloud visited sister Floyd Davis. Mabel Eaton Crandall visited sisters Maude Ola Frank Sands wife Mayme Coffman Valley City at Basket meeting. Anna Burgess Pueblo Colo Lena Burgess Moberly visited Al Housel. Andy Walk New Salisbury visited R F Davis and attended Basket meeting.
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Helen Cole
Mae Kemper
Evansville
Hugh French
Jessie Greer
Williamsville
Ill
J. C. Frank
Fannie Kendle
R. A. Montgomery
Leavenworth
Helen Aydelotte
New Mexico
Hele Moyars
Arthur Fleshman
Winchester
Valley City
W. Hancock
Pearl Leffler
Crandall
Geo. Beal
Kate Fellmy
New Salisbury
Charlie
Joseph Burg
Albert Davis
Moberly
Ruth Lahue
Amy Ross
New Albany
Cynthia Davis
Mabel Eaton
Maude
Ola
Frank Sands
Mayme Coffman
Anna Burgess
Pueblo
Colo
Lena Burgess
al Housel
Andy Walk
R. F. Davis
Camp Ground
Public Sale Notice Auction at Ramsey Area Farm
Public sale announced by the undersigned to be held at his premises three miles southeast of Ramsey. The notice states auctioning of items with details readable in the fragment.
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Ramsey
Property auction notice from July 16 1909 listing horses wagons and farming tools
On Tuesday July 16 1909 two head of horses six head of jogs one two horse wagon one spring wagon two horse plow two horse walking cultivator a wheat drill and boards and other items are listed for sale as personal property in a local public notice.
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Reggio
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Jim
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Printing Trade News
Arkansas J. P
Central
New Amsterdam
Elmer Hancock
Louisville
Belle Borden
White Cloud
Floyd Davis
Carlton
Olympic
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Rawmsey
Eureka
Trotter
Cuzberland
Fredericksburg
Deco
F. A. Ulen
Corydon, Indiana
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Myt
Little Wonder
Valentine Stauth
Litte Wonder
Ione
Hg Fe & Stauth Bros
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Harrison Ciruit
Joe Lenkoff
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