Honesty in public affairs leads Indiana Democrats
Indianapolis reports Hon. Robert W. Miers of Bloomington addresses the Democratic state convention urging a shift from Republican rule. He argues high tariffs foster trusts, praises Bryan and Hendricks, and calls for reform, transparency, and vigorous youth participation in a new era of Democratic governance.
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Bloomington
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Bryan
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Mr. Miers
Indiana
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Jefferson
Lincoln
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Purdue Fort Wayne Pharmacy School Graduates Forty Eight
Fowler Memorial hall hosted the Purdue School of Pharmacy graduation with an audience from outside Fort Wayne. C H Vanderkleed delivered the commencement address on Progress of the Practice in Commercial Pharmacy as 48 graduates received their degrees, listing names and hometowns.
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Lafayette
Ind
Fowler Memorial Hall
Purdue School of Pharmacy
C. H. Vanderkleed
H. K. Mulford Company
Philadelphia
Stevens Dies From Wounds After Korean Attack
Durham White Stevens, the American diplomat aiding the Korean council, died at St Francis hospital after surgery revealed six perforations in his intestines from bullets fired by Whan Chang. Chang and accomplice Chun face murder charges. Chang expressed satisfaction with the killing.
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Durham White Stevens
Whan Chang
St. Francis Hospital
Choso Koike
Japan
Korea
Koike
Stevens
Chang
Atlantic City
Chun
Lane Hospital
Korean Council of State
Life Sentence Given After Burglary Conviction
William Clark, 35, described as a negro, was sentenced to life in the state prison by Judge Foster after being found guilty of burglary and robbing Mrs Ida Clark’s apartments last September. Clark claimed innocence as he spoke, and the judge stated the defendant’s remarks removed any doubt of guilt.
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New York
William Clark
Foster
Clark
Ida Clark
Dynamite destroys home in Lake Station linked to gambling raid
Chicago March 26 The residence of John Kopplemann at Lake Station Indiana near the Michigan Central railroad was wrecked by a dynamite bomb Tuesday night. authorities suggest the blast stemmed from Kopplemanns campaign against slot machines and gambling devices in the area. His aged mother appeared to be inside the home at the time.
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Koppleman
Fred Carter
Crown Point
Kor
Eman 2
F. C
Neumann
Henry Hazelgreen
Eddd Allen
Lake Station
Miller
Chicago
John Kopplemann
Ind
Michigan Central Railroad
Koeman
Bank Closure Amid Black Hand Threats in Little Italy
Pasquale Pati a.k.a. the J Pierpont Morgan of Little Italy closes his bank at 240 Elizabeth Street and flees with his family after Black Hand threats and prior shootings. Depositors clamor as runs force suspensions at two nearby banks, while Pati warns of a two week payment suspension and promises repayment upon return. Local police anxiously monitor threats and unrest.
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New York
Pasquale Patl
J. Pierpont Morgan
Little Italy
Elizabeth Street
Black Hand Society
Patt
Pasquale Pati & Son
Salvatore
F. Acretilii & Son
de Chichio & Luciano
Paulong
Francisco Pelletra
Pati
Pelletra
Pelletro
Brooklyn
Alian
Postmaster Moves Against Italian Anarchist Paper
Washington reports Postmaster General Meyer cancels the second class mailing privilege for La Questione Sociale, an Italian anarchist publication from Paterson New Jersey. A. L. Lawshe grilled Ludovico Commita, editor, who defended the paper as political science while prosecutors highlighted passages praising arson and McKinley’s assassin. The Roosevelt administration firm on denying papers that advocate crime.
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Meyer
la Questione Sociale
Paterson
N. J
Reds
A. L. Lawshe
Indiana
Ludovico Commita
Commita
Roosevelt
Lawshe
Bankers Robbed in Lincoln After Long Chase
Frank Frazer president of the First National Bank Lincoln and Lincoln Coal Mining treasurer lost 5000 in gold silver and paper when robbed on a Lincoln street. Two men Flick Highfield and Tricky Smith fled in a waiting vehicle but were captured northeast of the city by Night Police Chief Thomas Madigan after a pursuit. They confessed saying a third man fled with the money. a cornfield search found nothing. Frazer had stored the money in a wooden box under his seat. A separate note reports Joseph D. Oliver seeking privileges in Russia with Senator Beveridge at the Russian legation after meeting President Roosevelt.
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Springfield
Frank Frazer
First National Bank
Lincoln
Lincoln Coal Mining Company
Thomas Madigan
Devine
Madigan
Young English Baptist Evangelist Sees Eight Year
F. L. Marston, known in England as the Staffordshire Spur geon, is nineteen and among the country’s most successful Baptist evangelists. This marks his eighth year of Christian work for others.
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F. L. Marston
England
Staffordshire
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