Indiana Republicans Back Roosevelt in State Convention
The Indiana Republican platform endorses Theodore Roosevelt and his policies including the Panama Canal, trust regulation, pensions, tariff revision, and anti corruption measures. It calls for a Bureau of Mines, arbitration in labor, waterways improvement, and fair election funding while praising recent state reforms and endorsing Charles Warren Fairbanks for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the United States
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Indiana
United States
Congress
South America
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Diana
Fairbanks
Republican Nations
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Labor Commission
Honesty and Reform Platform of Indiana Republicans
Indiana Republicans pledge honesty in public office and swift law enforcement. They urge targeted bills on primary elections, simplified court practice, revised corporation laws, strengthened public utilities oversight, and county local option to curb saloons. They back labor rights, mine safety, prison reform, depoliticizing public institutions, and endorse Governor Hanty. They praise Beveridge and Hemenway, seek reelecting them, and urge support for New for national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
General Assembly
Supreme Judicial Tribunal
Indiana
Hanty
J. Frank Hanty
J. P. Goodrich
Union
Senate
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Hemenway
Charles W. Fairbanks
Beveridge
Hemenway
Congress
House
Harry New
National House of Representatives
Harry 5
New
State reports show a falling out of funds in quarterly totals
Indianapolis April 1 Most state officials who collect fees finished reports for the fiscal quarter ending yesterday The revenue generally compares favorably with the previous quarter and the same period last year New public depository law governs these business tallies Secretary of State reports show 35512 43 total with breakdowns and shifts in domestic and foreign corporate fees Auditor notes a 50882 42 fee total in the insurance department a reduction from last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Secretary of State
State Treasury
Insurance Department of the State Auditor
Iron Ore Mines Planned In Spice Valley Indiana
Bedford Ind April 11 iron ore deposits long known in Spice Valley township eight miles southwest of Bedford are to be developed by the Ohio Iron company now buying land near Huron. A 55 foot high bed runs 200 feet long with ore from 40 to 60 percent pure iron. Rail connections to the B and O S W are planned to link the fields with the eastern market. Other ledges exist, some small, others possibly valuable through Greene County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Spice Valley Township
Ohio
Huron
Ohio Iron Company
Greene County
Charges Against Day Thrown Out Of Court
New York April 1 The charges against Chancellor Day of Syracuse University were dismissed at the opening of the 109th session of the New York Methodist Episcopal conference. Bishop Moore ruled the complaint a direct attack on free speech and free press. The decision was greeted with cheers. Also noted, Hon. and Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall headed to Prescott Arizona with Marshall pursuing a governor’s race case and plans a ranch stay near Scottsdale thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chancellor Day
Syracuse University
George A. Cooke
Brandon
Vermont
David H. Moore
New York Methodist Episcopal Conference
Moore
Jong
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Prescott
Ariz
Man severed leg saves life in train wreck tale
Five men injured in a rear end crash between a freight train and Burlington passenger train near Spanish Lake Missouri. J A McKittrick pinioned by his left leg nearly crushed, Rev R C Allen cut off the leg with a pocket knife to save him as steam scalded him. Nurse Emma Renner aided, McKittrick later to St. Louis hospital, others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Spanish
Burlington
J. A. McKittrick
Brookfield
McKittrick
R. C. Allen
Grove City
Lee
Allen
Emma Renner
Cincinnati
Staunton
Ill
Renner
Cincinati
Washington
Boy shoots rival for job in Orange New Jersey
Alfred Mc Grath a Newark sixteen year old lies dangerously wounded in Memorial hospital after Ralph Marasco a year younger shoots him over a job. Marasco confessed and later surrendered at police headquarters after fleeing to Lackawanna station. He had plotted revenge for a week, stole his father s revolver and tracked Mc Grath, firing through the coat pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Alfred McGrath
Newark
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Marasco
McGrath
Marasco
Lackawanna Station
Haberdashery
Mcrath
Bast
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce and Labor
Russia
Japan
Pacific
Republican State Central Committee
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Pension Bureau
Republic
North Dakota
Golden Valley
Bank Department of the Auditor's Office
Baldwin & Dague
Bank of Remington
Oil Inspector's Department
Sloan
Quincy
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
Ohio Company
Day
Bishop Moore
Orange, N. J
Lnd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!