Democrats condemn tariffs at Seventh district convention
In a brief session the Seventh district Democratic convention nominated Charles A. Korbly for Congress and passed resolutions denouncing protection and the Payne Aldrich tariff. They pledged to oppose ship subsidies and special privileges, urging voters against the centrist bank and government extravagance. John W Kern led the meeting and Korbly was acclaimed.
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Seventh Congressional District
Charles A. Bkorbly
Congress
John W. Kern
Kern
Aldrich
House of Representatives
Man slain in Black Hand plot in Greensberg Ta
In Greensberg Ta on April 5 a Black Hand plot ends with Mariana Myra shot through the heart and dead. Sezze T Italomonda, a fruit merchant, is wounded. Raimonds, reading Black Hand letters demanding $1,000, fires at four Italians who flee after killing Myra.
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Greensberg
Hother
Mariana Myra
Sezze Titalmonda
Raimonds
Raimonda
Myra
Peru and Ecuador Mob Attacks Stir War Fears
Washington reports suggest imminent war as mobs attack the Ecuadorian legation and consulate in Lima after Peruvian student assaults on Guayaquil targets. Dispatches from W. B. P. Cresson note escalating tensions and calls for intervention to avert conflict.
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Washington
Guayaquil
Lima
Peru
Ecuador
W. B P. Cresson
Robber Green Suspected in Canal Winchester Safe Crime
In Columbus on April 5 Robert Green who escaped from the Ettrta jail two weeks ago after being held for horse theft is believed to have dynamited the Canal Winchester post office safe last night. The burglar shattered the safe, obtained $10, and escaped after stealing two horses.
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Green
Columbus
Robert Green
Etrrta
Canal Winchester
Aviator Fitzner Injured in Monoplane Crash
In Offalo New Jersey on April 5 pilot A F Fitzner after twelve successful flights in his monoplane crashed on his fourteenth or fifteenth trip. The machine’s right wing was badly wrecked and Fitzner was thrown to the ground suffering injuries to his face and right shoulder.
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Offalo
N. J
A. F. Fitzner
Asfitzner
Erie Railroad Locomotive Engineers Reach Agreement
New York April 5 official announcement states that the Erie Railroad Company and its locomotive engineers have reached an agreement on the wage agreement and work conditions.
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New York
Erie Rail Y Company
Farmer gored to death by bull in Indiana township
In Yrenceburg Indiana on April 5 W Lampe a 54 year old farmer was fatally gored by a large red bull in a field on his farm in Ripley County authorities report. The incident occurred amid routine cattle work and underscores cattle handling risks. Lampe was known locally as a prosperous farmer with deep ties to the Arta township community.
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Yrenceburg
Ind
W. Lampe
Arta Township
Roosevelt cancels Rome reception over sectarian dispute
Col Roosevelt cancels a public Rome reception intended to show religious toleration after Rev Tipple’s Vatican attack. He says no arrangements were made to speak at churches and he asked the American ambassador to halt the event. The episode sparks international reaction as King Victor Emmanuel rides with Roosevelt and rumors of other Catholic rulers’ responses surface.
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Col. Roosevelt
Rev
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Roosevelt
Vatican
Lynvin Abbott
Outlook
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Theodore Roosevelt
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Europe
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
France
Prohibitionists 10 Hold State Meeting Tonight
The state central committee of the Prohibition party meets at Union Trust building tonight to prep for the state convention Thursday and hear State Chairman Lough's report. A diamond medal contest by Marion County W C T U occurs as a side event at the YMCA auditorium. Tomlinson hall hosts the convention with keynote by A B Kirkpatrick of Kokomo and national secretary F Y McWhirter speaking on the Prohibition party vs. Anti-Saloon League.
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Prohibition Party
Union Trust Building
Lough. Simultane
Marion County
Tomlinson Hall
Lough
A. B. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
F. YT. McWhirter
Lovers Die After Fall From 60-Foot Embankment
Miss Jessie Myers and George Lindamann, sweethearts from Myersdale, fell to their deaths at Lovers Path near the Baltimore and Ohio tracks after plunging from a 60 foot embankment as a train approached. Local authorities investigating cause.
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Myersdale
Jessie Myers
George Lindamann
Baltimore & Ohio
Resolution Aims at Universal Peace by Commission Plan
Representative Barlow of Missouri introduced a measure to create a five member commission named by the president to open negotiations with nations for universal peace. The proposal seeks international dialogue and a formal program toward global accord.
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Washington
Barlow
Missouri
We of the World
Dynamiters Wreck Part of Bridge Plant in Indiana
Special to The Sun Newcastle Indiana April 5 fifty feet of the Pan American Bridge company plant ruins after a 3 am dynamite blast estimated at five pounds. Labor trouble blamed. damage estimated 8000 to 10000 dollars. Police seek two suspicious strangers. night watchman Andrew Harlan injured. The plant is a mode building for Avery Supplement company, open shop policy cited amid prior riot.
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Newcastle
Ind
Pan American Bridge Company
Burr
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Peoria
Andrew Harlan
Pan American
Ill
Averyupplement Company
W. W. Smith
Anderson
J. D. Smith
Deputies pressed to summon witnesses in Sayler murder trial
In Watseka on April 5 witnesses for Mrs Lucy Sayler Dr W St Miller and John Grunden in the murder case of J Byron Sayler Clauren City banker faced intimidation fears. More than 40 defense witnesses were summoned prompting a court suspension while deputy sheriffs gathered enough personnel. Public sentiment runs against the defendants due to prosecution evidence.
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Watseka
Lucy Sayler
W. St. Miller
John Grunden
J. Byron Sayler
Clauren City
Widow Annie Birr Dies by Suicide Near Husband's Grave
In Chicago on April 5, Annie Birr a 22 year old widow was found unconscious on the Bohemian National cemetery lawn. An empty carbolic acid bottle lay near the grave of her husband as poverty after his death is cited as the motive for the act.
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Chicago
Annie Birr
Foundling Abandoned in Basement at Minister Hurst Home
A newborn boy, neatly dressed and healthy, was found abandoned in a go cart in the basement area of Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst’s home. A maid discovered the infant seated in the carriage and the foundling was taken to Bellevue Hospital for care.
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New York
Charles H. Parkhurst
Bellevue Hospital
Miner Edward Clifford Dies After Desert Ordeal
Edward Clifford of Elgin, Sr., long regarded missing, perished in the desert near Reno. John Andreas located a skeleton 42 miles from Point Robert Martin, with Clifford’s rifle and belongings found nearby.
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Reno. Nev
Edward Clifford
Elgin, Sr
John Andreas
Point Robert Martin
Clifford
Gale Blows Over City With 40-Mile Winds
A gale of more than 40 miles per hour was recorded at the weather bureau this morning and an average of 30 miles per hour blew throughout the day. Temperature is expected to drop several degrees tonight and tomorrow.
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United States Weather Bureau
Federal grand jury summons 40 witnesses in sugar case
Denver April 5 a federal grand jury in Pueblo issued summons for 40 witnesses in the American Sugar company investigation. The witnesses will be officials from every sugar company in Colorado.
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Denver
Col
Federal Grand Jury
Pueblo
American Sugar Company
Colorado
Governor Haskell Vetoes State Dispensary Abolition Bill
Guthrie April 5 Gov C N Haskell vetoed the bill abolishing the state dispensary charging the measure contains a joker allowing liquor dealers free rein and that it is unconstitutional.
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Guthrie, Obla
C. N. Haskell
Farmer in Indiana Kills Farm Hand After Rebuke
In Posey county Indiana on April 3 Herman Parker a farmer of New Harmony shot and killed George Wheeler 26 a farm hand after Wheeler rebuked him for jerking a horse. Wheeler attacked Parker during the quarrel.
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Herman Parker
Posey County
Ivansville, Ind
New Harmony
George Wheeler
Porter
Wheeler
Fall Down Stairs Breaks Ran's Neck
In Logansport Indiana G W Kissel aged 59 an organist died after falling downstairs at the home of William Schroch early today The骤 accident woke occupants who found him at the bottom of the stairs and he was dead upon discovery
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Ran
William Schroch
Six Bucketshop Men Must Serve Terms in Ruling
In Cincinnati on April 5 the circuit court ruled six defendants in the bucketshop cases must serve prison terms and pay heavy fines. John M. Gorman is granted a new trial.
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John M. Gorman
Eircuit Court
Estrada Says Plot Against His Life Found
A dispatch from Bluefields Nicaragua reports rebel leader Gen Estrada has uncovered a plot to murder him and has arrested several former lieutenants including Gen Matuy in a move announced from New Orleans dated April 5.
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Patch
Bluefields
Nicaragua
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Borah Attacks Beveridge Over Statehood Report Delay
Senator Borah criticizes Senator Beveridge in his absence for delaying the printed statehood bill report. Democratic leaders join the clash as the delay, blamed on proofs, provokes moves to hold up the measure pending Beveridge’s return.
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Smoot
Dillingham
Territories Committee
Beveridge
Committee On Territories
Borah
Senate
Hale
Territories
Indiana
City to Clean Up Indianapolis for Spotless Town
School children and the street cleaning department will work Friday on a general cleanup. Dr. C. B. Woods, city health officer, set the day for a spotless town effort. The street sweeping department will target back alleys while police under Supt Hyland will clean trees and alleys as directed by the health board.
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Indianapolis
C. 8. Woods
Supt. Hyland
Health Board
Supreme Court Upholds Estate Primary Law
Madison Wis April 5 The supreme court today upheld the constitutionality of the estate primary law.
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Beveridge Receives Historic Ovation At Indiana GOP Convention
Indiana Republicans endorse insurgent platform and Beveridge’s antitrust and tariff stance. Delegates erupt in cheers as Beveridge defends reform, Roosevelt is hailed, and calls for square deal echo through the hall. Acclaimed bids nominate Mount for attorney general and Monahan for treasurer amid party unity.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Payne
Beveridge
Washington
Echo
Theodore Roosevelt
Beveridee
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Co. C. Hadley
Indianapolis
Ward H. Watson
Charlestown
Jonce Monahan
Orleans
Jobe Freeman
Linton
Freeman
Monahan
Finley P. Mount
Crawfordsville
William Bosson
Bosson
Marion County
Mr. Mount
W. E. English
Alprhabeticaly
Marion
Monyhan
Horace Allis
Vincennes University
Vincennes
Ind
Samuel J. Ferrell
Ellis
Joseph B. Kealing
Shank
Mr. Kealing
Ferrel
Carr
Cunningham
Ferrell
St. Joseph County
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George A. Cunningham
Evansville
Taft
United States
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