Governor Hanly Defies GOP Edits at State Convention
Gov. J Frank Hanly refused to allow party editors to alter his manuscript at the state convention. Central committee members urged revisions, but Hanly stood firm, reportedly drafting phrases to match his own views. He warned he would lead on the floor if needed, and pledged to fight for his chosen platform in county units. He also stated he would oppose Senator Goodwine if nominated for lieutenant governor.
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Goodwine
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Society Matron Joins the Divorce Colony
New York April 1 The city smart set learned that Mrs William Barklie Henry a society matron has joined the divorce colony in Sioux Falls South Dakota Mr Henry closed his Radnor home and lives with a friend at Devon He has his oldest child a boy about seven years old The Henrys have been married about eight years Mrs Henry was Miss Alice Belknap of Washington DC
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William Barklie Henry
Sioux Falls
Henry
Radnor
Devon
Henrys
Alice Belknap
Washington, D. C
Marion County Candidate Plans Support For the Machine
Delegates 1D of 1a Big Deal Spirit of Tre Replbcargavertigr Marion County candidate for the Republican nomination for governor has arranged to throw his support to the machine.
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Marion County
Marion club to send delegates at Chicago convention
A Marion club will bring delegates to the nations convention in Chicago with a committee led by Rev. A. Minturn and G. A. Haller. Others named include John F. Eiryson as usher in chief and Tilian UC as chief marshal. Delegates from Eleventh district and Porter Wayne are noted, with comentary on local delegate battles and figures like Elam Neal and A. H. Rockefeller moving toward congressional pursuits.
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Marching Organization For the Nations Convention
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Negro Escapes From Police In Fatal Struggle At Work
Albert Gray a 49 year old mealder living at 704 Tremont Ave was fatally wounded in a desperate struggle with Solomon Browning a percentage worker and Gray was Browning’s helper at American Car and Foundry Browning left after the fight with a long knife and Gray with a shovel in a clash that left Gray mortally injured and Browning at large as police searched the area for hours.
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Albert Gray
Tremont Ave
Browning
Liberty
Radamacher
Woodward
American Car and Foundry Company
Kentuckx Cave
Gray
Weather Notes Warn of Cold Wave for Oil Region
The weather man says a cold wave is coming with temperatures dropping about 35 degrees within 36 hours. He advises wrapping tender plants and keeping the furnace on to protect fruit trees and oil crops.
Hernly in Town Boosts Sixth District Governor Candidate
Charles S. Herniy of New Castle, once active in political power, campaigns with Watson forces to bolster the Sixth district candidate for governor.
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Charles S. Herniy
New Castle
Watson
Watson leads Marion county split in governor race deal
The Marion county delegation shuffles to back James F. E. Watson, with W. L. Taylor’s influence redirected to Watson amid talks of deals, joint delegations, and a shift in support as speculation swirls about a projected Watson nomination and implications for state commissions and public utilities policy. Major figures include Watson, Taylor, and C. W. Miller supporters, with claims tallied across 3,470 delegates and expectations centering on a Watson victory on the first or subsequent ballot.
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W. L. Taylor
Marion
Charley Miller
Watson
Grant County
Taylor
Indianapolis
Mr. Watson
C. W. Miller
John FB. Cockrum
Indiana
State Tax Commission
Indiana Railroad Commission
Fivat Haliat
James KF. Watson
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Charges Against Day Not Sustained Dismissed at Conference
New York April 1 charges against Chancellor James R Day of Syracuse University brought by Rev George A Cooke of Brandon Vermont for defaming Theodore Roosevelt were unanimously dismissed at a Methodist Episcopal conference session.
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New York
James R. Day
Syracuse University
George A. Cooke
Brandon
Theodore Roosevelt
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Fairbanks calls for tariff revision and post election session
Vice President Fairbanks released a letter urging Congress to revise the tariff and convene a special session after the election. He argues a quick revision could be finished before the next inauguration, preventing Democratic control from delaying action and easing business concerns.
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Washington, TD
Fairbanks
Marines land in Hayti to halt riots report says
A Port-au-Prince dispatch states marines from an unnamed American warship have landed as riots erupt around consulates deemed dangerous. The situation is described as grave and tense. minimum details given.
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Londo
Disputch
Port-au-Prince
Harti
Anarchist Plot Rumor Shakes New York Stock Exchange
April 1 visitors' gallery crowds as police headquarters warns of an anarchistic attack on members of the Consolidated Stock Exchange. Selig Cohen alias Silverstein is hospitalized with meningitis after Union Square riot. Alexander Berkman, freed on $500 bail, awaits a further hearing.
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Stark Exchange
Selig Cohen
Silverstein
Bellevue Hospital
Union Square
Alexander Berkman
Henry C. Frick
Droege
Veterans greet McGinnis and Admiral Brown at quarters
Gen George F McGinnis and Admiral Brown walked arm in arm through the candidates quarters Monday evening. They paid their respects to supporters and mingled with younger politicians, exchanging greetings and enjoying the social gathering.
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George F. McGinnis
Admiral Brown
Wade
Riot Flares At Hammerstein House Site In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 1 a riot at the Hammerstein opal house site drew more than a thousand participants. One man was stabbed, 59 injured by flying clubs and stones. Racially charged clashes pitted Triishi and Italian workers, police formed a wedge and charged to restore order as reserves and a 40-man cordon protected the scene.
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Philadelphia
Hammerstein Opal House
Bribery case looms over railroad safety charges
Attorney Martin Hugg filed an affidavit for the state in a criminal court alleging that a railroad company violated the fall train crew law by not including a flagman on a passenger run between Deffersanville and Indianepel on February 10, 1908. The inspector E Mathews of the railway commission signed the affidavit. Albany reports varied political funds and track money discussions as lawmakers debate the anti racing bill amid race track interests.
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Penicourt
Aga Svivenia Railroad Company
Deffersanville
Indianepel's
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Thevid E. Mathews
Th Railway Commission
Baker and Benedict Money Bribe Case Unfolds in Court
Troubled weeks long controversy centers on a 300 bribe money linked to Ananias Baker and Igarette Baker. Judge James A. Pritchard orders Benedict to turn over funds to Elliott Ro Hooton, with Benedict denying responsibility while Baker insists only he can identify the money. Benedict eventually hands the money to the prosecutor along with a letter from Igarette Baker.
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Femons
Igarette Baker
Charles P. Benedict
Ananes Baker
James A. Pritehat
Criminal Court
Benedict
Elliott Ro Hootan
Ananias Baker
Mr. Baker
Spear
Cantwell
Taft People Claw 3 Delegates In Boston Caucus
Boston Mass April 1 Stretars of War Tett secured 3 delegates out of 85 practicall whosen yesterday when in every eft and crawn of its State Republican yooters elected dele gates to the state cnnvenrian. OF The remaining delegates, five are claimed by the VYart Btthougy elect e oon an uipie Both T.St aul and Tatt forces claim a victors as a result of the caucuses.
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Boston
Mass
Stretars of War Tett
Republican Yooters
Cnnvenrian
T.staul
Tatt
Caruso Talks Of Singing With Metropolitan Opera Comp
Caruso in Philadelphia interview says he expects to sing soon with the Metropolitan Opera company.
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Caruso
Biss
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Opera
Farmer Gore After Gaining a Horse Der Farm
Detectives probe a mystery surrounding 85 year old Monroe Emmons of Whittaker Ind who has acted oddly since Friday. Emmons traveled to Indianapolis with a team leader and then went to Mooresville where horses tired him. He paid 325 to Cornforth for a horse and spoke with Henri at a barn on West Marsh Street. Local inspector Shine reports Emmons planned a trip home but details remain unclear.
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Emmons
Farr
Whittaker
Ind
Indianapolis
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Fairmane
Shine
Mooresville
Cornforth
Henry
W. Marsh
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The Wantad's the thing in The Indianapolis Sun
The wantad is described as a powerful hustle that reaches thousands daily and delivers surprising results. It encourages readers to browse the Sun for items they want or to advertise goods they no longer need to find buyers.
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Indianapolis Sun
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