Governor Hanly Urges Quick Special Session Actions
Indianapolis September 18 Governor Hanly sent a message to the special session urging prompt continuation of several appropriations and new laws. He highlights unexpended balances, calls for continued funding of buildings at Purdue and state asylums, and pushes for county local option on liquor to reflect public will. He warns that without continuation many projects will stall and costs rise.
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Christian Church
James A Fry pleads guilty to burglary charge
James A Fry was arrested near 334 East Columbia street and pled guilty in city court to burglary. He was held to the circuit court on a $200 bond. Fry entered a saloon on Calhoun and Superior streets, taking about $20 from a cash register. He previously deposited $10 for safekeeping and admitted guilt when captured. He had been married years earlier to a town woman who supported his auto repair business on Barr street but was later divorced. He has lingered around saloons. police have tied him to prior incidents. John H Coleman, crutch user from Terre Haute, gave no statement beyond a desire to return home.
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Sixty-fourth General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
James A. Fry
East
Columbia Street
Elliott, Johnson and Grimme
Frank Poirson
Calhoun
Superior Streets
Barr Street
John H. Coleman
John
Terre Haute
Frank E Jones Buys Summit City Restaurant
Frank E Jones purchased the Summit City restaurant on West Wayne Street near the Sentinel building from C W Harvuot. Jones, recently manager of the Berry Café, has long been connected with the Fort Wayne restaurant business for several years.
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Summit City
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Berry
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Bryan Stirs Rochester Enthusiasm at State Convention
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Rochester to address a massive gathering as the Democratic state convention closed. Judge Alton B. Parker presided and pledged fealty to the ticket, with Bryan praising Chanler and forming a quick Central Bryan and Kern club that attracted over 3,000 pledges to vote and work for the ticket. Bryan spoke on Mr. Taft and His Scares.
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Empire State
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Chanler
Syracuse
Genesee Valley Club
Wiliam J. Conners
Buffalo
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Norman E. Mack
Bryan
Augustus Thomas
Convention Hall
John Palace, Jr
Monroe County
Central
Bryan and Kern Club
Palace
Taft
Oyster Bay Folks Greet President at Sagamore Hill Farewell
A dust filled procession of Oyster Bay residents and vehicles gathered to bid farewell to President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill before his departure to Washington. Citizens traveled by car carriage and on foot, all eager for a last meeting with the president in office.
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