Marshall Flays The Tariff Bill At New York Banquet
Gov. Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana spoke at the National Democratic Club banquet in New York urging opposition to the tariff as a favor to special interests. He warned of “the wages of a band of hungry advocates” and stressed democracy’s old gospel and Jefferson’s torch.
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New York
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Hotel Savoy
Thomas Ineffercon
Marshall
Judson Harmon
Ohio
U. S
George E. Chamberlain
Oren
Grady
John Fox
Lab
Richard Croker
Alton
Parker
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
State Supreme Court
Morgan J. O’brien
D. Cady Herrick
Jefferson
Supreme Court Osfices
O’gorman
Guy. Dudro
Platzek
Juax
Herman Ridder
Patrick McCarren
John Mitchell
Urton Harricon
Mayor McClellan
Johnson
Minnesota
W. J. Bryan
Swanson
Virginia
Gov
Burke
Booth Dakota
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Champ Clark
Culberson
Texas
Representative Rainey
Illinois
August Belmont
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Public Office Desk Use Sparks County Inquiry
County commissioners will study a complaint that Myron Costler occupied a desk in the county clerk’s office to take mortgage exemptions. County Clerk Quill admitted authorizing the seating as an accommodation for farmers and others filling out blanks, while officials say no one was authorized to take exemptions in the building.
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Iir
Myron Costler
Quill
Merry Widow Hat Girl Lived Ugh At The Sick
Dorothy Floyd, the girl from Marion who left home weeks ago, was sent to the Home of the Shepherd on Wednesday by her father to ensure safe care. She had been in French Lick and ran up a large board bill at a hotel before friends were located on Brookside Avenue.
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Dorothy Floyd
Merry What
Marion
Shepherd
Miss Floyd
French Lick
Tives
Coffin
Simon
Brookside
Mineral Wool Process Lawsuit Seeks Patent Control
The American Insulating Material Manufacturing company of St. Louis sues in the U S circuit court district of Indiana against Charles C Hall Nathan Booth and others of Alexandria Indiana to obtain patent rights to an insulating compound claimed as Hall s invention and an improvement sold to the plaintiff The suit alleges Hall seeks to shield his contract and retain control of the invention rather than transfer it.
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American Insulating Material Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court
District of Indiana
Charles C. Hall
Nathan Booth
Alexandria
Ind
Hall
Pitiful tragedy unfolds as woman seeks justice by murder
Dorothy Dix reports from New York on a Criminal Court scene where a desperate woman, denied redress by law, becomes her own avenger in a murder case. The article references Florence Burns Nan Patterson and Josephine Terranova among those who sat before the bar in similar tribunals.
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Dorothy DIX
New York
Criminal Court
Bar of Justice
Florence Burns
Nan Patterson
Josephine Terranova
News dispatches from April 14 across the United States
The day’s items include Rev Joseph Sibley receiving a 3000 dollar offer from Knoxville First Presbyterian, Los Angeles harness races added for visiting Elks, Louis Martin arrested in Seattle on a Pittsburg bail-bond charge, and insurance rates rising in Rochester due to recent fires. Other notes cover University of Oregon hazing suspensions, Teamsters strike action in New York, Harvard President Eliot’s last address, Gunjiro Aoki’s quiet life, a naval officer’s confession and marriage, a Scottish regiment officer’s farewell, and multiple local incidents from Cambridge to North Adams including a cave-in rescue and a divorce decree for Letticie Delafield. Further items note Arlington cemetery plant removals and Taft-era Porto Rico legislative tangle.
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Seattle
Wash
Gunjiro Aoki
Helen Gladys Emery
California
Cade Station
San Francisco
de Evans
Scotch Gordon Highland Regiment
Southampton
New York
Ly Willam
Ouler
Oxford
Decker Case Opens as Murder Trial Moves Forward
Edward Decker aged 18 faces trial for the murder of Mrs Mary Nichols. In court with his father and brother, lawyer Richard Coleman urged the jurors to weigh his clean prior record against possible penalties. Prosecutors also have Harry Riggin’s life sentence cited as a contrast to Decker’s anticipated outcome.
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Edward Decker
Mary Nichols
Decker
Richard Coleman
Harry Decker
W. Regent Street
Clinton Decker
Coleman
Talesmen
Minoyr
Harry Riggin
Riggin
Harry Doty
George Miller
Nichols
Two Girls Arrested for Hat Plume Theft at YMCA Event
Bertha Todd and Lenora Mack, 19 and 16, were arrested after missing ostrich plumes from the YMCA hall at Fountain Square during a charity card party and dance. Detectives found five plumes at Miss Todd's home. Mack claimed Todd directed the theft and that she retrieved plumes during the cloakroom raid. Mack, a juvenile court ward, worked at a Virginia avenue laundry.
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Fountain Square
Bertha Todd
Lexington Avenue
Lenora Mack
Detroit Street
Simon and Coffin
Simon and
Coffin
Miss Todd
Miss Mack
Virginia
Flames ravage Elyria Ohio as fire destroys major block
Fire fueled by strong winds overwhelmed Elyria early today, with Cleveland dispatching aid. The Elyria block including the American Theater and Elyria Savings and Banking Co. was destroyed. the Andwar Hotel sustained heavy damage. tests valued at over a million dollars. Guests fled in panic but none injured.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore
Elyria
Andwar
Elyria Block
Elks Lodge
American Theater
Elyria Savings and Banking Eompany
Andwur
Reunited Mian and Wife by Arresting Him
Leon C. Dibble, city clerk of Barberton, was arrested in Emil Mantel's pawnshop for loitering after selling 35 postage stamps. Police, aided by Louis Flinn, reunited Dibble with his wife when Barberton authorities learned of his overdrawn salary of 600 dollars and family reconciliations.
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Leon C. Dibble
Louis Flinn
Emil Mantel
Washington Street
Dibble
Flinn
Barberton
Wounded highwayman hunted after bold hold up attempt
Police searched Tuesday night for a wounded highwayman who tried to rob Thomas W. Fleming a merchant tailor living at 30 N West Street. Fleming fired two shots driving off the assailant near Senate Avenue and New York Street. Fleming believes he hit the man who wore a false mustache and groaned as he fled.
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Thomas W. Fleming
N. West Street
Fleming
Chi Street
New York Street
Senate Avenue
Westlake Wins Indianapolis City Hall Contract
Westlake Construction was awarded the Indianapolis city hall contract by the Board of Public Works on a bid of 10000 dollars. The bid covers all work except plumbing electrical wiring fixtures and steam heating. Westlake’s bid was the lowest by 100 dollars.
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Westlake Construction
Indianapois
Board of Public Works
Patten refuses corner claim as wheat tops previous highs
Chicago April 14 James A Patten veteran grain trader says he will sell his wheat and denies running a corner while keeping prices high to deter exporters The May wheat price scales new records closing at 1 28 3 4 cents and futures rise for other grains with pork lard and ribs listed at week’s end
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Patten
Chicago
Til
James A. Patten
United States
Indianapolis School Bonds Planned For May Sale
The Indianapolis school commissioners authorized 17.0 million dollars in bonds for buildings and grounds with bids due May 11. The board also has about 80,000 dollars from the regular tax levy to fund new construction including sites No 49 and No 54 and an addition to Garfield school. Andrew Carnegie offered 120,000 dollars for branch libraries. New board officers and trustees were named, along with playground and art association seats.
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Garfield
Andrew Carnegie
Charles W. Moores
H. C. Sickes
John H. Emrich
Teachers’ Pension Board
C. N Kendall
J. E. Cleland
William M. Taylor
Art Association of Indianapolis
Retired Banker Ends His Life by Jumping From Hotel Window
In New York on April 14 Joseph Israel a 50 year old retired banker leaped from a fourth floor window at the Bellelaire Hotel located at Seventy seventh street and Broadway. His body fell to the hotel courtyard and death was instantaneous. He had been under care of a trained nurse for some time.
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New York
Sarah Koten
Samuel Auspitz
Levy
Koren
Justice Blanchard
Blackwell’s Island
Bridge of Sighs
Koten
Blackwell's Island
Joseph Israel
Bellelaire
Seventy-seventh Street
Broadway
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Indianapolis
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National Club
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Gostler
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Joseph Sibley
Presbyterian Church of
This City
First Presbyterian Church of
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Tenn
Los Angeles
Elks
Los Angeles Harness Horse Association
Louis Martin
Steenea
Pittsburg
Rochester
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Portland
Ore
University of Oregon
Ralph Brietol
Board of Regents
International Uretieckood of
Teamsters Today
Jackson Bros
Cambridge
Mass
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Harvard
Reno, Nev
Letticie Lee Delafield
Beautiful Letticie Sans
New York City
Upper New York
Orey
M. L. Delafield, Jr
Sioux City
John Kolpin
Galva
Henry Michten
William Neid
Washim
Senate
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Missouri
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Effie Fay
Granville
Thaddeus Drewsvlten
Newpert
Katherine Ngley
America
North Adams
New York State
Savoy
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War Department
Arlington ‘National Cemetery
John H. Gregory
Nicaragua
Sehadie Aliinger
Taft
Porto Rico
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Marie Lane Cowles
Talbot J. Taylor
James R. Keene
Cowles
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Mian
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Westlake
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