Fairbanks Boom in Old Virginia Reaches Jamestown Rally
Jaméa P. Goodrich and Indiana Republican leaders report southern work behind Fairbanks boom. The Indiana state central committee chair claims fences around the Fairbanks bid are hog-tight as editors pledge support and southern delegates are sought for the Jamestown exposition push. The gathering includes Speaker Cannon James E. Watson and Senator James A. Hemenway, signaling a strong Fairbanks Foraker Cannon effort toward the national nomination.
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United States
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Indiana
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Ilinois
Congress
Indianapolis
James Aa. Hemenway
James E. Watson
Pittsburg
Cannon
Jamestown Exposition
Virginia
Speaker Lennom
Jamestown
Fairbanks-Foraker
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Combine
House
James E. Watron
James A. Hemenway
James P. Goodrich
Joseph B. Kealing
Injured by a bull near Westfield farm
Special to The Sun reports Fsert Jes sup, a farm worker on Hi T. Go rode's property in Westfield Indiana, was badly injured by a bull. He sustained internal injuries and the full extent could not be determined at the time.
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Ind
Jessup
Hi T. Gorode
Elder minister marries young parishioner in Huntington
Huntington WV April 2 Revered Marion Wooten 72 a Free Will Baptist pastor for five decades in the southern states wed Flo Cecil who Sunday turned sixteen? Her age marked as milestone as the ceremony joined a veteran preacher and a debutante in a quiet oldtown wedding.
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Anancation
Huntington
W. Va
R.v. Marion Wooten
Free Will Baptist Church
Mies Flo ‘Cecil
Blind Telegraph Operator Keeps Fast Writin g Pace at Maunie
Gilbert McDonald, blind since birth, serves as assistant operator at Maunie on the Louisville and Nashville railroad. He learned Morse at age 12 without instruction, built a 2000 word vocabulary, and can type write and handle station duties including selling tickets and giving change. He supports his widowed mother and three sisters.
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Ind
Gilbert McDonald
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Maunie
Carmi Til
McDonald
Roosevelt speeches set for early afternoon at statehouse G A R meeting
At the general memorial committee meeting in the state house, no disagreement appeared. Arrangements for G A R exercises and Lawton monument unveiling moved forward. A resolution by D H Olive sets memorials before the president's address, with Olive Tanders and Richardson named to coordinate with the Lawton commission. A school dismissal request is planned, aiming for events to finish before the president's 2 pm address. The committee will reconvene Monday evening in May at the statehouse.
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Gates to occupy citys most lavish hotel suite
John W. Gates will rent the fourth floor suite of the Plaza Hotel in New York for an annual $46,000, signaling soaring demand for luxury apartments among rich New Yorkers and surpassing the earlier $10,000 Schwab rate. A real estate expert notes apartment life here may push prices to fabulous sums as demand rises.
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John W. Gates
New Plazya
Charles M. Schwab
Bigamist Doctor Turner Nabbed in Arkansas
Special to The Luna Fort Smith Arkansas April 3 By the arrest of Dr J A Turner on a fugitive warrant issued at the instigation of Deputy Sheriff Elliott of Battle Creek Michigan it is claimed the champion bigamist of the country has been unearthed Turner allegedly married 12 women in three years and deserted all but the woman he lived with here Miss Lota Davis says she married Turner as John H Carver in Calhoun County Michigan October 15 1906
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Elliott
Battle Creek
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John H. Carver
Calhoun County
Michigan
Hugged the Dentist Under Laughing Gas Incident
Agnes Lovendeski, 22, of the Bronx, embraced Dr. John Taylor at his New York office while under laughing gas during dental procedures. Police intervened after the dramatic hug, and the patient was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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New York
Agnes Lovendeski
Bronx
John Taylor
Ridgewood Justice of the Peace Dies by Suicide
A coroner's inquest opened in Ridgewood New Jersey into the death of Frederick W. Gardner a justice of the peace tax collector and wealthy resident who killed himself after being trapped by his wife in the apartment of another woman.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Frerick W. Gardner
Taft Discusses Canal Zone Tour With White House
Secretary of War Taft, returning from inspection trips to the canal zone, Porto Rico and Cuba, met with President Roosevelt at the White House. The talks touched on national politics, likely including Ohio, and praises were given to canal engineers and the handling of affairs in Puerto Rico and Cuba. Taft highlighted island conditions, census plans, and forthcoming elections as part of governance. He also noted property and military questions in Puerto Rico and spoke of the canal zone progress.
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Young King and Queen Pray for Coming Heir
Special to The Sun Madrid April 23 The young king and queen of Spain perform visits to churches to pray for the welfare of the future heir to the throne. They are received under pallium at each church entrance, take holy water, and kneel at the altar. The numerous ceremonies have worn the queen.
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Spain
Panama Officers Reach Satisfactory Zone Deal
Panama officials and zone authorities agreed on adjustments needed between the two governments and tentatively reached a satisfactory arrangement.
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Panam
Bryan the Favorite for Third Roosevelt Term Nomination
The Times published eight Democratic national committee members favoring William Jennings Bryan for renomination, with only one refusing to express a preference. Signatories include Clark Howell, Joseph Daniels, T. M. Ryan, John H. Attwood, James Dahlman, C. W. Miller, R. A. Tithurps, Homer St. Cummings. B. B. Smalley did not answer.
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Iowa
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Oklahoma
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Connecticut
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Vermont
Conreid Stricken With Serious Illness At Opera House
Berlin April 4 Stermich Conreid director of the Metropolitan Opera company is seriously ill and cannot move without assistance He must be carried up and down stairs due to spinal trouble reported by ScrippaeHaec Press Association.
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Stelmrich Conreid
Metropolitan Opera
Druggist witnesses summoned in United States drug case
Noble C. Butler special master appointed to take depositions in the United States against the drug combine has summoned seven Indianapolis druggists to appear May 7 and testify. The list includes Henry J. Huder Edward W. Stucky William Mooney Edward A. Stuckmeyer Gilbert H. Graves John N. Carey and Isaac N. Helms with various street addresses.
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Drug Combine
Indianapolis
Henry J. Huder
Washington-st
Edward W. Stucky
Tllinois
Chio-sts
William Mooney
Mooney-Maeler Drug Company
S. Meridian-st
Edward A. Stuckmeyer
Prospect-st
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N. West-st
John N. Carey
The
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Isaac N. Helms
Ilinois and Marketsts
Coins Found in Cave in Portugal Hoard of Gold and Jewelry
Earthquakes in northern Portugal uncover a coastal cave filled with coins of many nationalities, Spanish gold doubloons, jewelry, and antique arms. Authorities believe it was a buccaneer’s hoard hidden for years amid the cave’s depths.
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Portugal
Dick For Foraker
Akron report says Senator Charles Nick pledged to back colleague Senator Foraker in upcoming Ohio political contests. He stated last night he would do whatever he can to support Foraker's campaign.
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Charles Nick
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Supreme Court Rejects Inheritance Tax Claim
Washington April 4 The supreme court has declined to charge an inheritance tax against the estate of the late Mason J. Osgood of Indianapolis.
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Men and Horses Die in East Side Fire Collision
A major East Side blaze in New York today killed four men and burned 7230 horses, while injuring ten firemen and leaving three people missing. Two fire engines collided with street cars, destroying the Dispatch Express Company stables where three workers and many horses perished. Fire officials say property loss tops $209,096 and hundreds of families were displaced.
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New Embroidery Shown in City in Holbein Style
An Indianapolis display presents Holbein embroidery revived on Russia linen, offering cross stitch designs from fifteenth century patterns. Featuring antique borders dragons heraldic emblems and figures in Henry VII era attire the colors red blue and black are fast. The pieces require no counting and suit pillows scarfs table cloths and doilies with durable service for summer homes at L Yes & Co windows.
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Holbein
Home Needlework Magazine
Hans Holbein
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England
L. Ayyes & Co
Stickney censured for Harrimanizing Great Western ties
Sundberg investigating committee returns report to Minnesota senate criticizing A B Stickney for Harrimanizing the Chicago Great Western railway. The lengthy communication denounces how funds were raised by acquiring and reorganizing multiple Minnesota Iowa and Illinois corporations to build the line.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Sundberg
Minnesota Senate
Great Western
A. B. Stickney
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Civil Service Examinations Announced for May 12
The Civil Service announces exams on May 12 to fill at least 100 teacher vacancies in the Philippines with salaries from 1000 to 1200 dollars yearly. Promotions to 2000 dollars exist for teachers. Additional clerk and teacher posts are listed with similar pay scales.
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Philippine Service
Polytechnic
Agricultural and Normal Schools
Wisconsin Senate Deadlock Continues After Five Ballots
Madison April 23. After five more ballots the republican caucus adjourned until Wednesday without selecting Spooner’s successor. On the latest ballot Stephenson led Esch by one vote.
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Madison
Wis
Spooner
United States Senate
Stephenson
Esch
Burned to Death in Farm Fire Tragedy
In New Castle Indiana on April 23 Luna Hutchinson four died from severe burns after wandering from home to a field where her father Charles Hutchinson was burning corn stalks. Her dress caught fire and the father heard her screams but could not reach her in time to save her.
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Charles Hutchinson
Afronauts Break Speed Record in Philadelphia Balloon Flight
Allen R. Hawley a New York stock broker and Arthur T. Athenholt of Philadelphia soared above 12 0 feet and moved faster than a mile a minute in a sensational balloon flight from Philadelphia. They rode hurricane winds past New Brunswick and landed in a creek near Matawan New Jersey after nine and a half minutes. Both were bumped and bruised as the balloon records were lost in the creek.
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Arthur T. Athenholt
Philadelphia
New Brunswick
N. J
Matawan
WN. J
Mace
Fatal fire at Bunge factory in Chicago injures two
CHICAGO April 2 Two men were injured and $75,000 in property loss occurred when a fire started early today at the pickle factory of Bunge & Co driving two families from adjacent buildings to the street. Watchman John Wasko found the blaze, jumped from the fourth floor after being cut off by flames and broke his back, leaving him with no chance of recovery.
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Bunge & Co
John Wasko
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