Bryan Letter Read In Full At Jefferson Day Banquet
Glark orders the full reading of Bryan's letter to Jeffersonian friends in Indianapolis Washington and other cities. The letter argues against private monopolies criticizes meat trust and supports an income tax amendment. Taft’s Lincoln address is cited as validation of Democratic remedies and Jeffersonian principles guiding future congressional and presidential campaigns.
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Glark
Bryan
Taft
Lincoln
New York
Disclosures From Township Probe Stir Local Officials
Field Examiners Alexander and Dunn arrive in Hartford City Indiana to audit township trustees records dating back to 1900. The inquiry targets misappropriation allegations tied to supplier purchases and previous court actions, with teachers questioned to verify supplies claimed in the ledgers.
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Sun
Hartford City
Ind
Alexander and Dunn
Indianapolis
State Board of Accounts
South Bend Chamber Seeks Beautified Homes Prizes
South Bend chamber of commerce offers prizes for the most attractive homes and lawns in the city. Size and value of properties are not considered. the drive mirrors a regional beautification movement spreading through northern Indiana.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Jefferson Day Banquet Highlights National Democratic League Leaders
W. C. Liller chairs the National Democratic League of Clubs arrangements for tonight's banquet at the German House. Congressman Sulzer of New York will deliver one of the principal addresses.
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W. C. Liller
National Democratic League of Clubs
Sulzer
New York
Doc the 26 year old dog helps aging owner stay hopeful
Samuel Good, 485 Shelby street, cherishes his rat terrier Doc who just turned 26. The companionship after his wife’s death sustains him, with Doc living by his side and receiving a three pound porterhouse on birthdays.
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Doc
Samuel O. Good
Shelby Street
Doe
Mr. Good
Hendron Seeks Democratic Nomination for Clerk of Supreme Court
Gilbert H. Hendron of Bloomfield announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for clerk of the supreme court. A longtime Greene County political figure, he chairs the Democratic speakers bureau and serves as vice-chairman of the Democratic state committee. He has 11 children and a law degree from Indianapolis College of Law class of 1878, with prior service as deputy clerk of Greene County from 1886 to 1892.
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Gilbert H. Hendron
Bloomfield
Supreme Court
Hendron
Democratic Speakers’ Bureau
Democratic State Committee
Bert Hendron
China
Jaredo
Indianapolis College of Law
Greene County
Pink Whiskers Leader to Attend Democratic Banquet
J Hamilton Lewis of Chicago famed for his pink whiskers and his Democracy will be among the prominent attendees at the National Democratic League of Clubs banquet tonight at the German House.
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J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
German House
National Democratic League of Clubs
Man Sues AmEx Over Axle Glass That Cost Eye
Traveling man Jacob C. Mang sues American Express in superior court for 1999 dollars claiming an automobile axle on an AmEx truck shattered the car window on Morris Street and blinded him. He notes a dollar more would have placed the case in federal court and cites the injury as the left eye loss.
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American National Bank
Mr. Good
Doc
Jacob C. Mang
American Express Company
Mang
Morris Street
Peddlers Face Higher License Fees Aimed at Fruits and Vegetables
A committee of the Retail Grocers Association collects evidence for the Board of Safety to curb peddlers and corner vegetable and fruit sales. The legislative committee reports a proposed ordinance to raise peddlers licenses to 50 dollars annually.
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Retail Grocers Association
Board of Safety
Banquet Draws 2340 Men In Missionary Gathering
A large laymen’s missionary banquet in Tomlinson hall and the Y M C A drew 2340 men, with up to 3000 listening as Gov. Thomas R Marshall, former VP Charles W Fairbanks, Bishop Joseph M Francis and Y M C A leaders urged personal reform and world evangelization. The program spanned India China Korea Japan and Africa with speakers outlining missions needs and enlistment efforts for American churches. The convention continued with lectures at universities and youth events through the day and evening sessions.
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Tomlinson Hall
First Baptist Church
Rockwell Clancy
J. Aberly
India
M. B. Madden
Japan
George H. Jones
Korea
John E. Merrill
Turkey
Thomas Moody
Africa
Isaac Taylor Headland
China
John Henry Hopkins
Christ
Jobs W. Wood
New York
Charles £. Kradt
Chicago
S. S. Hough
Dayton
M. D. Eubank
Butler College
Paul A. Wakefield
S. J. Corey
Cincinnati
Indiana University School of Medicine
Rockwell
Clancy
Purdue University
J. Campbell White
America
Winona Technical Institute to be sold by court order
Sheriff’s deputies began an inventory of the Winona Technical Institute property to support a sheriff sale next week. The action follows a $6500 judgment awarded to Charles Stolte in October 1907, with Charles A. Bookwalter as receiver in New York awaiting his return.
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Institute
Winona
Sheriff Woessner
Winona Technical Institute
Sheriff's Sale
Charles Stolte
Charles A. Bookwalter
Bookwalter
New York
Indianapolis
Defense claims Swope body tampered with after burial
In Kansas City on April 13, defense counsel for Dr. B C Hyde who is accused of poisoning Col Thomas H Swope contend the body was removed from its vault between October and winter. They allege unidentified persons accessed the vault and moved the body after it was placed there before exhumation.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Col. Swope
Harry Cook
Forest Hill Cemetery
Republicans Now Feeling Cheerful in Indiana
Charles G. Sefrit of the Washington Herald and J. G. Allen visited Indianapolis on a political mission. Sefrit, a leading Indiana Republican editor, spoke of the Democratic state convention and platform, saying Indiana Democrats are unsettled on issues for 1910. Republicans in the state are cheerful, claiming tariff opposition and local option are effectively settled by higher court decisions.
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Charles G. Sefrit
Washington
Ind
J. G. Allen
Indianapolis
Sefrit
Indiana
Resolutions Committee
Minister's Goods Piled In Street At Princeton
Special to The Sun. Reverend Y A Devore, recently from Franklin, moved into the Fairview Presbyterian parsonage but the Cumberland and Presbyterian union failed to unite. After a council election unionists won a majority and obtained a temporary injunction. Devore has a church but cannot occupy the parsonage. Hearing set for Friday.
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Cumberland
Ox team drags drag through Columbus streets
In Columbus Indiana on April 13 an ox team was seen pulling a drag and slowly moving among automobiles street cars and interurban cars, creating an unusual spectacle on the city streets.
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OX Team
Sur
Columbus
Ind
Donaker's Son Dies of Tuberculosis at 19
In Columbus, Ralph Donaker, 19, son of Attorney John W. Donaker former supreme court aide, died Tuesday from tuberculosis.
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William Sulzer
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Bermuda
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Thomas R. Marshall
The
Nazarene
Carter
Stoke
Winona Institute
Swope
Hyde
Pennsylvania Lines
Madison
Terre Haute
Brazil
Greencastle
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
East Market Street
Kryptok Glasses
New Phape
Drs
BOYER
Ohio St
A. B. Chase
Strich & Zeidler
Chase
Hackley
Price & Teeple
Duchess
Rembrandt
Krell
Auto Grand
R. K. Maynard
Fuller-Currens Piano Company
English
Princeton
Rev
Y. A. Devore
Franklin
Devore
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Cumberland and Presbyterian Union
Fairview
Greatest Store
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry. Co
New York Stock Exchange
Standard Trust Co
Fletcher National Bank
the American Trust and Savings Bank
Columbia National Bank
Frank M. Millikan
A. A. Barnes
P. Newby
W. F.C. Golt
W. K. Sproule, Jr
Harry
Wilson
Columbia National
Sasisers
Brussels
the Merchants National
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