Roosevelt and Wife Enjoy Romantic Riviera Return
Theodore Roosevelt and his wife arrived in Spezia Italy as a private couple seeking rest away from crowds. The former president pursues a quiet three day drive from Genoa to Porto Maurizio visiting a villa, then plans a return to Genoa and onward to Vienna while avoiding public attention.
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Gulf of Genoa
Rome
Vatican
Porto Maurizio
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Roosevelts
Kermit
Ethel
Genoa
Roosevelt
Romenook
Porta Maurimo
Papal Hesitance Over Letter to Roosevelt
Semi official word says the pope may write Col Roosevelt apologizing for the Vatican incident if he can do so without criticizing Cardinal Merry Del Val. Advisers urge action despite risks to the secretary of state, though the pope wishes not to embarrass him.
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Rome
Roosevelt
Vatican
Pontyit
Chonsehold
Ver de’ Val
Ama
Standpatters Take On Beveridge In Indiana Fight
Washington reports that Beveridge faces no outside support from Taft or the Republican campaign committee. Reactionaries call Beveridge non-Republican and seek a Democratic win in Indiana while progressives Cummins LaFollette Clapp Bristow will campaign for Beveridge. Old Guard factions plan no backing, hoping for a Democratic victory.
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Washington
Beveridge
Taft
Republican Congressional
Congress
Indiana
Cummins
LaFollette
Clapp
Bristow
Aldrich
Convention 10 Adopts His Plan Says Marshall
Gov Marshall says the Democratic state convention will endorse a United States senate candidate. Delegates will decide, with Shively and Marshall slated as chairmen. Marshall may serve as temporary chair and vows to speak his mind without pre editing.
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United States Senate
Friends of
Sull
Peter B. Feley
Fifth District
Shively
Marshall
Foley
Charles J. Murphy
Tenth
Peter Kruger
Thirteenth District
Gov. Marshall
Cushman
Marshall Democrats
United States
Indianapolis Girl Receives Indian Agency Appointment
Miss Florence Robinson of Indianapolis was appointed assistant matron at the Kla math Indian Agency in Washington. The announcement was made in Washington as of April 7 by the Sun's Washington Service.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Florence Robinson
Indianapolis
Klamath Indian Agency
Washington
Indictment in Pittsburg graft case targets bankers
Pittsburgh April 7 indictment targets Frank Hoffstat president of the German National Bank of Allegheny and Pressed Steel Car Co for bribery and conspiracy. Emil Winter of Workingman's Savings Bank confesses to paying councilmen $20,000. James M. Anderson arraigned for bank book mutilation. Hoffstat may be extradited from New York. money allegedly moved to a New York hotel for bribes. Hoffstat claims innocence and readiness to appear in Pittsburg.
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Frank Hoffster
German National Bank of Allegheny
Pressed Steel Car Company
Emil Winter
Workingman’s Saving Bank and Trust Company of
Allegheny
Pittsburg
James M. Anderson
Workingman’s Savings Bank and Trust Company
Hoffstot
Grand Jury
Hoffstat
New York
Long Island
Wiliam A. Blakely
J. W. Friend
Charles Stewart
Friend
Blakely
Hoffstor
Stewart
New York City
Frank N. Hoffstat
New York County Grand Jury
Whitman
Adrian AH. Q Larkin
Hoffater
Larkin
Murderer Spencer to Plead Insanity Defense
Springfield April 7 Bertram G Spencer a businessman burglar will plead insanity as his defense in the murder of Miss Martha Blackstone. His mother Mrs Wm L Spencer arrived from Lebanon Connecticut to announce the line of defense.
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Springfield
Mass
Bertram
Spencer
Maartha Blackstone
Wm. L. Spencer
Lebanon
Conn
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association Meet Opens Thursday
Fort Wayne teachers are rapidly arriving for the Northern Indiana Teachers’ association annual meeting. It is believed that as many as 2,500 will attend the gathering beginning Thursday evening.
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Fort Wayne
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Two Hundred Rescued From Burning Cairnrona
A Germanic style rescue near Dover as 200 Cairnrona passengers are saved in mid channel after the British steamer Cairnrona catches fire. Captain Stooke and Captain Kellman supervise a precise transfer to the Kanawha and the Cairnrona returns to Dover. The Kanawha aids the burning ship. In Yokohama the Minnesota arrives with a hole in her hull after colliding with a derelict. she sails to Hong Kong for repairs.
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Cairnrona
Saortland
English Channel
Kanawha
Stooke
Catrarona
Dover
Cairn Line
Yokohama
Big Great Northern Steamship Company
Minnesota
Seattle
Hong Kong
$10 000 Bribe Alleged in Phone Merger Vote
Representative Howard W. Pears of Lima testified before the bribery probe committee that he was offered 1000 to vote for the Elson telephone merger bill by Simon Cronin of Akron, a Bell Telephone employee. Cronin denied the accusation and said he would appear before the committee.
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Columbus
Howard W. Pears
Lima
Legislative
Elson
Simon Cronin
Akron
Bell Telephone Company
Cronin
House of Representatives
Pears
Witness in Graft Case Disappears
G Tracey Rogers, partner in Ellingwood and Cunningham, a lobbyist and ally of stock-dealing legislators, is in flight to avoid service of a summons in the fire insurance graft probe led by Insurance Supt Hotchkiss. The case centers on deals by lawmakers revealed in the investigation.
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New York
G. Tracey Rogers
Ellingwood and Cunningham
Flig
Hotchkiss
Rogers
Lodge seeks $65,000 for four month food probe
Senator Lodge asked for a $65,000 appropriation to fund a four month investigation into the high costs of living. He stated the inquiry could not proceed without the funds.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Hving
House panel backs Alaska fur seal protection bill
Washington April 7 House committee on ways and means ordered a favorable report on the senate bill to protect fur seal fisheries in Alaska.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Alaska
Socialists Eye Seats in Congress After Milwaukee Victory
Milwaukee April 7 Socialists aim to control Wisconsin legislature and send Socialist representatives to Congress after their Tuesday victory. Mayor elect Emil Seidel and cabinet seek a Milwaukee city charter and policies to lower bread costs and create work, while incumbents Stafford and Carey may be replaced. Party members deny utopian aims and pledge a clean administration.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Wiscon
Tan
Emil Seidel
Stafford
Carey
Decision reverses Huntington court in Indiana foreign business case
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed the Huntington circuit court in Mutual Manufacturing company v Theron B Alspaugh ruling that buying a bill of goods from a foreign firm to be delivered in Ohio, though purchase was in Indiana, does not fall under the state foreign business licensing statute. The case returns for action per the ruling that Indiana law does not void the buyer seller contract for lack of license.
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Supreme Court
Quincy Myers
Huntington Circuit
Ohio
Indiana
Alspaugh
Mutual Manufacturing Company
Monarch Edward Suffering From Throat Trouble Aboard Royal Yacht
Genoa April 7 King Edward of England is seriously ill with a persistent throat condition. Officials say only a Mediterranean cruise can restore his health and he will sail from Genoa aboard the royal yacht with Queen Alexandra on April 20 for a voyage through Italian Greek and African waters.
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Genoa
Edward
England
Barriatz
Queer Alexandra
Cleaning Day Gathers Citywide Support in Indianapolis
The city health department street cleaning and police back a citywide effort to clean alleys yards and dumps. Mayor Shank issues a proclamation urging residents to observe Friday April 8 as cleaning day and cooperate with officers to enforce the cleanup.
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City Health Department
Police
Shank
Indianapolis
City Board of Health
Health Department
Taft to Visit Indianapolis May 6 Amid Garden Party Talk
President Taft will travel to Indianapolis on May 6 per the original plan after talks with Senator Crane. Crane and Aldrich pressed to keep Indianapolis in the western itinerary, while Taft cited a White House garden party as his reason for altering plans and promised to seek changes if possible.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs
Washington
Taft
Indianapolis
W. Murray Crane
Whitehonee
Crane
Aldrich
Congress
White House
Dianapoli
Carpenter
Fairbanks
Shively
Indiana
Beveridge
Washington Herald
the Herald
Stogan
Democratic Party
Senate
Taft Western Trip Stop Likely In Indianapolis
Plans to receive President Taft in Indianapolis proceed after word from the White House confirming a stop. Charles Warren Fairbanks Winfield Miller and A Q Jones say no final details yet but will invite other groups to join a wide open public reception showcasing city hospitality.
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Taft
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Winfield Miller
Commercial Club
A. Q. Jones
Board of Trade
Mr. Miller
Indianapolis
Miller
Jones
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Marc Gordon Wholesale Liquor House
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Harry Stanley
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