Great Welcome for Fairbanks in Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks return from a world tour to a tribute in Indianapolis. Thousands of residents greet them at Union Station with Governor Marshall, Mayor Shank, and civic leaders present as troops from Fort Benjamin Harrison cross through city streets. Fairbanks speaks to cheering crowds at the federal building and soldiers and sailors monument plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Union Station
Thomas R. Marshall
Samuel Lewis Shank
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Federal Building
Benjamin Harrison
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Governor Marshall
Indiana brush fire rages across 2000 acres in two townships
The blaze started when Mrs. William Hayden burned a brush pile on Howard J. Tooley's Harrison township farm and spread into Union township. It has destroyed Frank Bighop's home and barns and caused about $20,000 in other damage. Residents fight the fire day and night as tinder dry leaves fuel the flames.
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Columbus
Ind
William Hayden
Howard J. Tooley
Harrison Township
Union Township
Frank Bighop
Howard J.tooley
Hayden
Tooley
Local names listed from Dalzell to Dixon in state rows
A compact line of names Dalzell Boutell Smith Iowa Smith Cal Fassett New York Lawrence Massachusetts Clark Missouri Underwood Alabama Fitzgerald New York Dixon Indiana appears as an OCR reading of a roster or list. It includes multiple surnames with associated states in a terse sequence. No event or outcome is described.
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Dalzell, Penn
Boutell
Smith, Iowa
Smith, Cal
Fassett, N. Y. Lawrence, Mass
Indigestion Relief Claims From Miona Tablets
A 1909 reader testimonial from Hiram Schultz of Watseka praises Miona tablets for quick relief and claims ongoing use cures indigestion. Advertisement urges readers to try a fifty cent box, promising purification of stomach and bowels in three days and digestion of hearty meals after two weeks. Booth's Pills for constipation is noted at 25 cents.
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Hiram Schultz
Watseka
Ill
Booth
Howe Announces Varied Farewell Exhibition Program
Ly man H. Howe reveals the final exhibition of his Marvelous Travel Festival at the Jefferson next Tuesday night as an Easter attraction. Films include Thrilling Scenes During a Terrific Gufle at Sea Logging in Italy Volcanic Eruption in Java Mohammedan Religious Festival in India Winter Sports at St Moritz Wild Birds in Colors of Nature and a War and Navy department series showing Dynamiting a Bridge Monster Guns Shattering Armor Plates 10 000 U S Soldiers Midshipmen Annapolis West Point Admirals Dewey and Schley.
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Howe
Lyman H. Howe
the Jefferson
Fims
Italy
Java
India
St. Moritz
Switzerland
War and Navy Departments
United States
U. S
Annapolis
West Point
Dewey
Schley
Election of new House rules committee anticipated today
Washington reports the formal election of the house rules committee expected today. Republicans nominated John Dalzell Walter L. Smith Sylvester C. Smith George P. Lawrence J Sloat Fassett and Henry S Boutell. Democrats nominated Champ Clark John J Fitzgerald O W Underwood Lincoln Dixon for the four seats.
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Washington
Rules Committee
House
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Walter L. Smith
Iowa
Sylvester C. Smith
California
George P. Lawrence
Massachusetts
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Henry S. Boutell
Minots
Champ Clark
Missouri
John J. Fitzgerald
Labor Party Formed After Closed session in Philadelphia
About 1,000 delegates from major unions met behind closed doors at Labor Lyceum hall to form an independent labor political party amid resentment toward political influences backing the Rapid Transit company during the street car strike. John J. Murphy chaired as temporary chairman and will appoint an 11 member committee to plan the new party's launch.
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Philadelphia
Labor Lyceum Hall
John J. Murphy
Central Labor Union
Emma Dunn Shines in Mother at Grand Opera House
Chicago Journal reviewer Grand Mr O L Hall lauds Emma Dunn for a transcendent performance as the mother in Jules Eckert Goodman's Mother at the Grand Opera House. He praises her spiritual glow homely strength and emotional reach predicting lasting fame and ongoing runs for as long as she wishes to stay in the theatre.
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O. L. Hall
The
Chicago Journal
William A. Brady
Grand Opera House
Emma Dunn
Jules Eckert Goodman
Jin
Miss Dunn
Dynamite Destroys Cafe in Oolitic Labor Strife
In Bedford Indiana on March 25 dynamite wrecked Lincoln Byers restaurant in Oolitic at about 2 am during labor troubles. Byers, a Hoosier quarry worker, refuses to join strikers. No perpetrators are identified. Sheriff seeks citizen help to protect life and property and may request militia.
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Bedford
Ind
Oolitic
Lincoln Byers
Byers
Hoosier
Indiana gambler George McDonald mortally wounded in Lafayette
George McDonald, a well known Indiana gambler, was shot and mortally wounded by Patrolman John Weibers in Lafayette. The shooting happened at Maud Ryan's home after McDonald allegedly attacked her while Weibers was there to sell a horse.
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Lafayette
Ind
George McDonald
Indiana
John Weibers
Maud Ryan
Weibers
McDonald
Car Hurls Woman To Death In Henryville Indiana
Elisa Kirtley aged 66 widow was struck by a interurban car near Speeds while crossing a railroad track en route to a neighbor’s house. She died within minutes. Survived by two sons and two daughters.
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Henryville
Ind
Elisa Kirtley
Shackleton and Wife Arrive in New York En Route to Washington
Lieut. Ernest Shackleton and Lady Shackleton arrived aboard the Lusitania from Liverpool. Knighted for polar achievements, Sir Ernest will go to Washington as ambassador Bryce’s guest to be presented to President Taft.
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New York
Liverpool
Ernest Shackleton
Lady Shackleton
Ernest
Washington
Bryce
Taft
Buick to Oppose Tawney in Minnesota Election Fight
Judge H L Buick of Winona, a strong Democrat, chosen by the First District conference to challenge Republican Rep James A Tawney in the next election. Buick, a Bryan Democrat, will accept the candidacy and opposed Gov Johnson’s presidential ambitions.
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Rochester
Minn
H. L. Buick
Winona
Minnesota
James A. Tawney
Buick
Gov. Johnson
Hambleton Tannery Burns in Elkins Fire
Fire destroyed the Hambleton Tanning company plant in Elkins West Virginia causing about 1 million dollars in loss. The blaze left 100 workers unemployed. Insurance partially covers the damage.
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Elkins
W. Va
Hambleton Tanning Company
Jefferson Cafe Sells Cheap Due to Sickness
Local notice states the Jefferson Cafe will be sold quickly because of illness. The seller also offers a home on South Third Street for information call 117 South Third Street. A separate line advertises a rocker sale at Stiver's and Easter cards and dyes at Beeson’s.
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Jefferson Cafe
Alsc
South Third Street
Court Square
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Oak Ridge
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Dept
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Charles W. Haywood, M.D
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Leininger’s
GC. W. Fairbanks
NEW Rules Committee
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Clark, Mo
Underwood
Ala
Fitzgerald
N. Y. Dixon
Druggista
Goshin
C. B. Stiver
B.stiver
Labor Party
Hawks Drug Store
Chichester
Casa Loans
East Timms
Reem
Stencx Bock
Chicago Theatres
George M’donald
Shackleton
South Pole
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Hambleton Tannery Burns
Stiver’s
Beeson's
Cledival
Orleans
Gewig
H. J. Rhein
Gen
Pacs
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the Style Shop For Women
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Weler
Smith
Remington
L. C. Smith
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Nick
the Typewriter Shop, Inc
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Bend
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