Roosevelt in Venice Views Noted Sights
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Venice after a remarkable journey to Italy. He is greeted by American consul James V. Long and city dignitaries, then tours the grand canal by motor boat and visits St. Marks and the new campanile before heading to Vienna the next day. Roosevelt will arrive in New York on June 18 aboard an undisclosed steamer.
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Doges Palace
St. Marks
New Campanile
Venice
Theodore Roosevelt
the Doges
Italy
Roosevelt
Porto Maurizio
Kermit
James V. Long
Roosevelts
Europe
Campanile
America
Palazzios
New York
Executive Committee
Col. Roosevelt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Half of Village Destroyed by Fire in Kalaisa Michigan
A morning fire in Kalaisa Michigan destroyed about half the village business district including the Manning hotel and several large buildings. Guests escaped unharmed as wind aided the blaze the origin remains unknown and losses are not yet estimated.
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Kaleasa
Mich
Manning
Heirship disclosed in Sugar Creek estate plan
Oren B Hack of Indianapolis is named one of four heirs to the estate of his father the late John Hack of Sugar Creek township. The property includes 300 acres of farm land and 5000 dollars in personal property.
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Seelbyville
Ind
Oren
Trustee Charged With Misuse of Town Ship Funds
Fred R. Calvert trustee of Adams township Parke county from 1900 to 1904 is charged with the misuse of 10760 dollars per field examiners report filed with the State Board of accounts.
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Fred R. Calvert
Adams Township
Parke County
State Board of Accounts
Lohs Draws Fine for Sunday Sauce Sales
Harrison Loh, saloonkeeper on Howard Street in West Indianapolis, was fined 25 dollars in police court for selling sauce on Sunday.
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Losh
Harrison Loh
Howard Street
West Indianapoli
Marshall Gets Cheers at Jefferson Day Banquet
Governor Thomas R. Marshall sparks a wild demonstration at the Jefferson Day banquet in the German House as John W. Kern launches his presidential boom for Marshall. Marshall rejects candidacy, calls for Democrats to unite and return to Jeffersonian principles amid party leaders and attendees.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
German House
John W. Kern
Marshall
Indifara
Democratic Party
Taft
Roosevelt
Jefferson
J. W. Kern
Gov. Marshall
Joseph W. Y Work
Missouri
Gov
Shafroth
Colorado
Wm. Sulzer
New York
J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
John J. Lewis
Ohio
Lawrence Uecker
Hammond
Thomas Knotts
Gary
WU. S. Jackson
Greenfield
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
W. C. Liller
National League of Democratic Clubs
Samuel Halston
Lebanon
Rev
F. S. Co. Wicks
Indianapolis
John FE. Lamb
Terre Haute
Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
Frank BH. Gavin
J. F. Cox
Columbus
Henry C. Cox
Thomas Taggart
National Committee
H.S. Valentine
A. L. Harty
State Committee of
Lon Sanders
St. Louis
Missouri Democratic League
Roosevelt to Speak for Beveridge in Indiana Tours
Washington reports Roosevelt will tour Indiana between mid and late September to back Senator Albert J. Beveridge. First stop Indianapolis. speeches follow after the national conservation congress. He plans to defend Pinchot and criticise Ballinger, aligning with his allies and policies, avoiding attacks on Taft unless provoked.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal Today
Washington
Roosevelt
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Indianapolis
National Conservation Congress
Pinchot
Ballinger
Taft
Europe
Tennessee Pardon of Cooper Deepens State Politics
Nashville April 14 Col Duncan B Cooper was pardoned by Gov Patterson after the supreme court confirmed a two year prison term for killing former Senator BE Carmack. Cooper avoided custody. his son Robin Cooper was granted a new trial. The case fuels partisan splits over Prohibition and Tennessee politics as Patterson’s allies and foes reel from the ruling.
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Nashville
Tenn
BE. W. Carmack
Supreme Court
Duncan B. Cooper
Patterson
Col. Cooper
Robin
Cooper
Tennessee
Democratic Party of
Carmack
Defense aims to discredit Chicago expert testimony in Hyde case
Attorneys for Dr. B Clark Hyde plan to undermine Col Haines and Dr Hec toin who testified to strychnine in Col Thomas Swope. They will portray the Chicago scientists as professional witnesses paid by Cook County. Walsh travels to Chicago to study their record while nurse Pearl Teller may testify the tonic Swope used contained strychnine.
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Kansas City, Mo
B. Clark Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Col. Haines
Dr. Hectoin
Chicago
Thomas Swope
Cook County
Illinois
Cleminson
Johann Hock
Walsh
Pearl Teller
Col. Swope
Kidnapped girl found in cabin after Delaware River hunt
In Port Jervis New York a missing 14 year old girl Aseneath Cooper was located in a cabin seven miles from town after a week long hunt led by Rev. Edward I Campbell and foster mother Mrs John McCrimmon. Uncle William Sperry suspected but seized with the girl found asleep and fatigued. Sperry said I love her.
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Port Jervis, N. Y
Delaware River
Aseneath Cooper
Newbury
Edward I. Campbell
John McCrimmon
Cooper
William Sperry
Raeneath
Port Jervis
Sperry
Aseneath
Stephen McBride
Wilkins
More Railroads Abolish Sunday Work Nationwide
Pittsburg April 14. United States Steel Corp subsidiaries close Sunday work for mills and railroads affecting about one hundred thousand employees. Lines including Bessemer & Lake Erie and others like Youngstown Northern Elgin Joliet Eastern Duluth Iron Range Duluth Mesaba Northern and Donora Southern Mercer Valley implement the new rest order.
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Pittsburg
Bessemer & Lake Erie
United States Steel Corporation
Steel
Youngstown & Northern
Elgin, Joliet & Fuastern
Duluth & Iron Range
Duluth, Mesaba & Northern
Donore Southern
Mercer Valley
Burglar Captured in Home Entry at Walnut Street
Mrs Mollie Rosenstein of 2708 W Walnut Street caught Frank Struner a foreigner trying to reach a money drawer in her store He broke away and fled Patrolman John Sullivan tracked and arrested him at 726 Holmes Avenue A burglary at L Hammerman 730 S Meridian was reported with a missing amount and a scroll saw found in the basement
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Mollie Rosenstein
Walnut Street
Frank Struner
Dry Goods
L. Hammerman
S. Meridian Street
Murderer of Mrs Allison confesses robbery motive
Charles Kevalee, 19, confessed in writing to brutally murdering Mrs Frank Allison at the Allison farm near Cambridge City to cover a robbery. He said he knew valuables were in the house from prior work on the farm and that he hid in the barn, entered the home, killed her, poured coal oil on new clothes, and set the house ablaze to destroy evidence. Chief Gorman detained him in Richmond and obtained the confession after a third degree grilling.
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the Sun
Richmond
Ind
Charles Kevalee
New Brunswick
Gorman
Frank Allison
Allison Farm
Cambridge City
Revalee
Revillee
Allison
Mr. Allison
Dan Gates
Allisons
Gormon
Revnlee
Reynlee
Milton
Allison's
Centerville
Eleventh District Republicans Endorse Taft Beveridge Nomination
Marion Indiana April 14 resolutions adopted at the Eleventh District Republican convention endorse the Taft administration and the Payne Aldrich tariff praise President Taft for honesty and purpose and praise Senator Beveridge as their senate candidate highlighting his brilliancy and integrity delegates from multiple counties supporting their chosen candidates amid a lively convention one candidate withdrew and others remained in the race
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Marion
Ind
Taft
Beveridge
United States Senate
Il O’clock
George W. Funk
Cass County
Charles A. Reeves
Blackford County
Reeves
Funk
Warren G. Sayre
Wabash
George A. Gamble
Miami
Grant
Huntington County
John M. Sayler
Tariff Law
U. K
Congress
Party
Assessor Seeks Bank Records on Four Smiths in Indianapolis
County Assessor A A Womack filed a petition before Judge Remster seeking access to open bank books of national banks and trust companies in Indianapolis to determine deposits for Frances Smith Georgia Smith and Ethel and Francis Smith over three decades before 1907. The aim is to uncover sequestered property and place any tax on the Texas treasurer.
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Womack
Bank and Trust Co
Remster
Circuit Court
National Bank and Trust Companies of
Indianapolis
Frances Smith
Georgia Smith
Ethel
Francis Smith
Texas
Treasurer of
Ship’s Dynamite Cargo Explodes Off Kobe
A Kobe dispatch reports 130 tons of dynamite on a ship exploded today causing extensive damage. Similar recent blasts preceded this. Houses were destroyed vessels damaged and many people injured with several feared killed.
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Tokio
Kobe
Schools Lose Suit in Federal Bond Judgment
A federal court yesterday awarded 26,000 to Security Life Insurance Company of America against Coal Creek School Township Montgomery County Indiana on a school bond dispute.
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Security Life Insurance Company of America
Coal Creek
Montgomery County
Indiana
Administration eases up fight on sugar fraud
Secretary MacVeagh announced no further proceedings against prominent men in sugar or customs fraud cases. The administration would prosecute anyone proven to violate the law but will not pursue actions against high-profile individuals, a decision discussed with President Taft and other top officials at the White House.
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MacVeagh
Customs
Washington
The
Treasury
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