Harriman Letter Shakes Roosevelt Bid To Save Party
Edward Harriman claims Roosevelt asked him to raise 200000 to swing New York to the Republicans in 1904. The letter, exchanged with Sidney Webster, fuelled a national vigil as readers await Roosevelt’s reply and possible retaliation over the alleged funding. Harriman says he warned against publication and may pursue legal action to protect the document.
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New York
Edward H. Harriman
Sidney Webster
Harriman
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Vefvat
Roosevelt
Allen B Parker
Republican Campaign Committee
New York State
White House
Wall-st. Palentares
Washington
New York Morning World
Hill
the World
New York American Offce
World
Mr. Webster
Newport
Webster
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central
National Committee
Cortelyou
Jim
Depew
United States
Ambessador
Paris
Grape-Nuts Promise Appetite Aid for Dinner
A reader testimony praises Grape-Nuts as a strong appetite stimulant aiding digestion and health. It claims breakfast nuts boost dinner hunger, helps a weak appetite since childhood, and even aids a sick 13 month old grandson. The ad cites Postum Co. and encourages reading Read to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Batik, Mich
Wellville
Reason
HOD CARRIERS QUIT OVER WAGE DEMAND IN CITY
Brick contractors refuse wage increases and hodcarriers quit work, halting city brick building. Carriers seek 2.5 dollars daily from 2.25, while mortar mixers seek 2.75 from 2.00. Agreement between contractors and hodcarriers appears unlikely.
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Hodcarriers
Roumania Mobilizes 140000 Soldiers to Quell Peasant Upheaval
Scripps-McRae reports in Bucharest on April 2 that about 140,000 troops are under arms to suppress peasant unrest. The government can now repair damage from rioters and improve the situation, though danger remains as thousands march, burning estates and attacking landlords while authorities seek order.
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Roumania
Saloon Fight Delayed by County Officials in Danville
Danville Indiana April 2 county commissioners postponed hearing applications for retail liquor licenses. Temperance supporters claim enough signatures on their remonstrance to defeat the applicants, with decisions anticipated at a later date.
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Danville
Ind
Election in Wisconsin justice race and city ballots
Milwaukee Wis April 2 The election in Wisconsin today includes a race for the Supreme Court to succeed D Marshall with Justice Marshall seeking another term and opposed by Henry T Scudder on a nonpartisan ticket Ballots are also cast for Justices in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth judicial circuits Municipal elections are being held in several cities across the state.
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Tin
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
D. Marshall
Justice Marshall
Henry T. Scudder
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Easter Ball at Maennerchor Hall Delights Indianapolis Society
The Easter ball by the Maennerchor Women’s Society drew about 1,500 attendees to the new hall. Floral displays of roses, azaleas, ferns, carnations, and palms set an elaborate scene for the annual open night. Prominent hosts included Mrs. Joseph Burckhardt, Mrs. Paul Krauss, Mrs. Otto Frenzel, and Edward Bettermann.
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Maennerchor Hall
Women's Society of the Maennerchor
Maennerchor
Women's Society
Joseph Burckhardt
Paul Krauss
Otto N. Frenzel
Edward Bettermann
Montani
Maennerehor
Indianapolis Maennerchor Society
John P. Frenzel
Women’s Society of the Maennerchor
Adolf Scher
Indianapolis Society Notes On Personal And Social Interests
Mrs J E McFall returns from Connersville after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F Creamer. Mr and Mrs Frank Cox of Evanston will make their future residence in Indianapolis. Miss Eva Fry of Connersville spent time in the city.
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Minnie Gass
Muncie
Richard Tuttle
City
Cecil Mann
St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods
Mrs
D. F. Mann
Charles Rainback
Kappa Kappa Jamma
N. Hlinoisst
Carrie Rexford
Jonathan Mark
John S. Cox
Terre Blaute
L. J. Hadley
Denver
Colo
Wi N
Hlingisst
Woman's Society of the Macmercher
Eutire
Henry Kettman
William Off
William Gardner
Irma Bettermann
Lilian Jangsenkamp
George Arno
Georgia Warren Wells
Evansville
New York
Keyes Winter
Mariel
Mosle
New York City
Ferdinand Winter
Indianapolis
Muosle
George Mosle
J. E. McFall
Connersville
Mrs. J. F. Creamer
Frank Cox
Evanston
Eva Fry
Campaign Opens With Ohio Fight 1908 Presidential Race
The 1908 campaign opens as Foraker taunts Taft over open primaries in Ohio. Taft supporters rally while Foraker and Dick mobilize in a volatile state fight. Delegates, primaries, and a nationwide Taft canvass loom as the contest heats up.
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Foraker-Taft
White House
Foraker
Taft
She
Ohio
Senate Committee Eyes Brownsville Dismissal Fallout
The committee is likely to defer to senators, with Foraker hoping to capitalize on the Brownsville affair. He believes the Senate Military Affairs Committee's inquiry could show the president overstepped in dismissing the colored battalion and plan to turn the finding against the Taft administration.
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Foraker
Brownsville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Taft
City Hall Budget and Water Works Debate Move Forward
City council passed an ordinance granting Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter an extra 22.00 for the new city hall and coliseum with support from three Democrats in a 15 to 3 vote. The body also heard mayoral reports on Brightwood water works and considered privatization versus municipal operation. An automatic gas meter seal ordinance was introduced.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Bers
William A. Rhoades
Albert FE. Uhl
Charles L. Hartmann
Ami Theodore Pertteus
Jacob H. Hilkene
Bookwalter
Brightwood
Counriian Wood
Irvington
Franklin Brewing strike hits Columbus workers
Sixty Franklin Brewing Co employees walk out after the company signs separate contracts with the engineers and firemen unions. The action is ordered by the International Brewery Workers union secretary.
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Columbus, O
Franklin Brewing Company
International Brewery Workers’ Union
Franklin Company
Engineers’ and
Mrs Julia Crawford Dead In Indianapolis Family Remains Named
Mrs Julia Shelladay Crawford died Monday at home 22 Grace Street from heart and kidney trouble. Born in Hendricks County Indiana February 3 1842 she married Henry Harrison Crawford December 10 1861 and moved to Indianapolis in 1892. Interment at old home in Danville Friday at 2 pm. Survived by husband and three children Edward Moses John.
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Julia
Shelladay Crawford
Grace St
Ohio Senators Debate Foraker Taft Primary Strategy
Washington April 2 Ohio senators discussed campaign plans for 1908 focusing on Foraker and Taft. They noted Representative Taylor and Kennedy backing the president’s nomination may affect votes yet reported strong confidence in victory. They favored either delegate or direct primary methods to bind convention outcomes and outlined possible re election scenarios for Mr Foraker.
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Washington
Ohio
Bk. L. Taylor
Columbus
Kennedy
Youngstown
Foraker
Senate
Taft
Messrs
Republican State Central Committee
Back Aches Relief Mixture Promoted For Kidney Health
A homemade remedy suggests taking a half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one ounce Compound Baryon, and three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla after meals and before bed to relieve back and side pains. It claims to aid inactive Kidneys and eliminate uric acid in rheumatic conditions by toning the kidneys. Cut out and save the notice.
College Boy Shows Well In Eight Inning Tie
Hot Springs Ark April 2 The Regulars and Yanigans of Pittsburg faced an eight inning tied game. Amherst newcomer Storke starred at first fielding sharply and driving in four Yanigan runs. Lynen pitched well while Regulars built late lead. Attendance noted by horsemen. Score Regulars 6 Yanigans 8 Batteries Lifield Brady Smith Lynch Willis Phelps
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Hot Springs
Ark
Vanigans
Pittsburg
Storke
Amherst College
Yanigans
Lynen
Lifield
Brady
Smith
Lynch
Willis
Phelps
Trains To Crawfordsville And Lafayette Schedule Listing
Trains depart for Crawfordsville and Lafayette at multiple times throughout the day with through service to Crawfordsville for 10 05 am and 4 30 pm. A train at 11 15 pm runs only to Frankfort. For details call the company at the old main or new main terminal building.
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Rushville
Connersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Truvna
Indianapolis
Gaderann
Jan £Ie
Noblesville
Tipton
Inion City
Hartford
Ate “Tty
Montpelier
Aheaed
Kokoma
Blutton
Marion
Logansport
Peru
Alexandria
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Marion Flyer
Fort Wayne Suec Sls
Phoree
Bell
Indianapolia Coal Traction Co
Ben Davis
Planheli
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Tome A
Frankfort
Ace
Indianapolis Terminal
Ribbis’s Drug Store
Fountain Square
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Amity
Edinburg
Taylorsville
Columbus
Ind
Baatnarnad Antler
Wiveennuvu Vis
A. A. Anderson
New Castle
Richmond
Dayton
Newstle
Tam Leitorre Pao
Indianapolis & Western Traction Company
Avon
Danville
Martinsville
Mooresville
Bethany Park
Martinaville
Company
Notice to Contractors for Indianapolis Public Works 1907
City of Indianapolis Board of Public Works invites sealed bids for several street improvements across Eighteenth Street Parker Avenue Montcalm Street Station Street Twenty-Eighth Street and related avenues. Bids due April 1907 with plans on file. Bond and insurance requirements apply. board may reject any bid.
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Womm
Office of the Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Indianapolie
Eighteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Talbott Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Illinois Stress
Meridian Street
Pennsylvania Street
Parker Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Montcalm Street
Twenty-Second Street
Station Street
Twenty-F Eighth Street
Thirtieth Street
Thirtieti?t Street
Ransdell Street
Raymond Street
Tenth Street
Nowland Avenue
Houl
Central Avenue
Nerth
Twelfth Street
Fort
Soth
Indiianapolis
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C.trusler
Fred J. Mack
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SWING
New York Financial District
Scrippa-MecRae Press Association
Re. Harriman
Uted
Sidney Web
Ster
E. Seventeenth St
Bliss
Scounvor Depew
Blix
New York State Committee
New Yok City
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Bucharest
Milwauker, Ws
Man
Hop
Will
Iaie
Josephine La‘tle
A. L. Crim
John Pettiewud
J. W. Etter
W. DD. Hamerstadt
W. D. Hamerstadt
Catherine Brady
W. M. Dawson
Wheeling
W. Va
Walter Bell
Cleveland
George Spencer
Mincie
Ruth Genty
Monrovia
John Deer
West Incatapolis
William Joanson
Violet McDonald
The
Colonial Society
Joseph Probsal
Marion-ave
Dr. Pratt
Reginald
Filaier Batson
Degarmo-Gibboney
Estelle DeGarmo
T. B. DeGarmo
Louis C. Gibtoney
April
Carleton Flat
Trusty
CAREY
Miss Christable Trusty
Thomas Trusty
Walter L. Carey
Clay Trusty
Mrs. Carey
University Heights
Hiram J. Drake
Patterson St
Minnie Okey
James Okey
Drake
Marr
Carrie Johnson
Frank W. Flanner
Charles J. Buchanan
N. W Meridianst
Research Club
Buchanan
J. H. Orndorf
Horace Hadley
Staney Menasco
J. J. Brown
Ohio Fight
Buckeye State
Aker
Jacob Waldeck
Cincinnati
Wil H
City Hall
Council
Scripps-McKine Press Association
Julia Crawford
Ohio Voters
Cincinnati Trac
Tion Company
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Indianapolis & Eastern
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