Taft Receives Acknowledgment At Cincinnati Dinner
Local Business Men's club audience of about 600 applauded Secretary Taft during the April dinner, with cheers as he was toasted by Judge A C Luton. Taft spoke on the Panama canal and Cuba, praising recent peace efforts and predicting canal completion within eight years.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Business Men’s Club
Panama Canal
A. C. Thompson
E.E. Shipier
H .H. Lurton
John R. Richards
Dempsey
Edward Colston
J. H. Bromwell
John W.W. Herron
Secretary Taft
Charles P. Taft
John W. Warrington
I. D. Peck
J. G. Schmidhap
Shipley
Judge Lurton
United States Court of Appeals
Lurton
Philippines
Cuba
Judge Lorton
Wil Taft
Uin
Lorton
Panama
Porto Rico
Stevens
P Anama Canal
Chicago Radicals Attack Roosevelt Over Miners Case
Socialistic labor leaders in Chicago push for a Senate impeachment petition against President Roosevelt. Charges allege campaign finance ties to Harriman and others, improper interference in state politics, and cabinet roles in the Hughes Hearst election. A May 1 meeting is planned with 65 organizations backing the protest.
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Chicago
Senate
Roosevelt
Republican Party
E. H. Harriman
Moyer and Haywood
Hughes- Hearst
New York State
Haywood
Mover
Cupid is Wanted by Hotel Guest Colonel Worth
Col J H Worth a five feet six inch, 155 pound millionaire mine owner from Joplin Missouri seeks a wife at a hotel. Indiana born, Rushville raised, widower, smoker not drinker, he wants a sweet educated woman to become Mrs Worth after a brief chat. He emphasizes not seeking help in housework but a life of ease.
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H. Worth
Chicago Braces as Two Unions Threaten Major Strikes
In Chicago on April 30, two large unions warned of strike action that could halt street cars and brickmakers. About 11,000 workers may be involved. Street car workers demand nearly 30 percent wage increases after a mass meeting, while brickmakers seek about 45 percent raise after a rejected 1 percent offer.
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Chicago
C‘hicago
Engagement of Wallace Reimann and Emma Nading
The Indianapolis Sun notes the engagement of Wallace Reimann of this city to Miss Emma Nading of Crawfordsville with a wedding planned for Tuesday June 4. Also listed are social updates including visits, travels, and social events from local residents and club activities.
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Wallace Reimann
City
Emma Nading
Crawfordsville
President to Pardon Convict After Kansas City Petition
President Roosevelt plans clemency for amnestied convict William January alias Anderson, who escaped Fort Leavenworth nine years ago and has since lived uprightly. Senator Warner presented petitions totaling tens of thousands of signers from Kansas and across Oklahoma, urging outright pardon or commutation. The attorney general likely to decide, with restoration of citizenship tied to the act.
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Roosevelt
White House
Warner
Anderton
Hennessy
Oklo
Kansas City
Anderson
Theodore Roosevelt
Bonaparte
January
AID SOCIETY BENEFIT AT TOMLINSON HALL MAY 2
Master Robert Arbuckle and Little Vonda Marine headline a Gem Garment Workers Aid Society benefit at Tomlinson hall on May 2. They perform a repertoire of songs and a sero comic scene with A Paul Hines as cornet. The program includes piano solos, vocal pieces, and moving pictures, with Robe rt Arbuckle and Mrs Emma pes among the performers.
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Robert Arbuckle
Little Vonda Marine
Gem Garment Workers’ Aid Society
Tomlinson Hall
Robert
Vonda Marine
Ed. Moore
Paul Haynes
Emma
Frank Nelson
Negro slain in Pittsburg after insult to white woman
In Pittsburg Alabama on April 29 a white mob shot and killed E B Calhoun a Black man after he clashed with town residents over a rude remark to Mrs Sarah Hargrove. A commercial traveler D B Mitchel was wounded during ensuing race clash and fugitives fled as fear spread.
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Calhoun
Sarah Hargrove
D. B. Mitchel
Columbus
Babe on an Engine Impish Calmar Child Rides Train
A Calmar infant crept onto a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train and clung to the engine pilot. At about 40 miles per hour the baby rode four miles before Engineer Swanson halted the train and rescued the child, who laughed and crowed about the wild journey.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Decorah
Calmar
Milwaukee & St.aul
Swanson
Judge Leffler Plans Public Lecture on the Republic
Joseph G. Leffler of the Delaware circuit court will lecture Wednesday evening at South Side Baptist Church at Noble and Fletcher. The program is under South Street Baptist Brotherhood. The topic is What of the Republic. Admission is free.
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Joseph G. Leffler
Delaware Circuit Court
South-sidec
Violin Pupils of McGibeny Stage Evening Recital
Violin pupils from the Metropolitan School of Music under Hugh McGibeny presented a recital at Caleb Mills hall on Monday evening. Soloists included Haleen Dawson Theodore Cable Benjamin Whitman Ruth Stacey Kenneth Ros and Katherine Elizabeth Bauer. Margaret Jane Alexander accompanied on piano and was well received.
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Hugh McGibeny
Metropolitan School of Music
Caleb Mills Hall
Haleen Dawson
Theodore Cable
Benjamin Whitman
Ruth Stacey
Kenneth Ros
Katherine Elizabeth Bauer
Margaret Jane Alexander
Former Indiana Soldier Col Elias Neff Dies in Kansas City
telegram from W J Lowery announces Col Elias Neff former Fortieth Indiana commander in the Civil War has died in Kansas City at age 87. He ran the Little Hotel at Washington and New Jersey streets, later moved to Venable Point, survived by widow and daughter Agnes Neff and two Indianapolis sisters Mrs Lowery and Mrs Sarah Carriger.
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W. J. Lowery
College
Elias Neff
Arkansas City
Agnes Neff
Indianapolis
Lowery
Sarah Carriger
Girl Will Wed Brouwer After Murder Trial
Dr Fran B Brouwer who was acquitted last September of murdering his wife is to wed Miss Ester B Singleton in what newspapers call a romance that endured harsh trial. Singleton, daughter of Postmaster William Singleton, supported Brouwer during the trial and visited his cell daily. Since his release she has served as his bookkeeper.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Toms Run
N. J
Fran. B. Brouwer
Esther B. Singleton
Miss Singleton
William B. Singleton
Brouwer
Hero Lost His Life In River Steamer Collision
The river steamer C. W. Morse collided with New York Central barge No. 4, breaking the bow of the barge. All aboard the barge escaped except Engineer John Eyes, who perished after staying at his post to reach shore.
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HERO
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
C. W. Morse
New York Central
Excent
John Eyes
Gotch Talks Fight Plans With Lajoie In St Louis
Frank Gotch the American wrestling champion, while en route to Kansas City, outlines ambitions to challenge boxing title holders after finishing Kansas City bout. He dismisses Jeffries, targets Squires, Burns, O'Brien or Schreck, and says two months prep enough to meet Australia’s top contender or Burns O’Brien Schreck with Kid McCoy training him.
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ST. Louis
Frank Gotch
America
Kansas City
Larry Lajoie
Cleveland
Jeffries
Squires
O'Brien
Burns
Schreck
Gates 10 Retire from New York Firm Dissolution Planned
John W. Gates and his son Charles G. Gates will retire from business and the firm Charles G. Gates & Co. will be dissolved. Ten remaining partners will continue the business under a different name. Charles G. Gates seeks retirement from Wall Street due to unappealing commission business.
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Charles G. Gates
Charles G. Gates & Co
Wallst
Haytian Minister Henry W Furniss Visits Brother
United States minister to Hayti Henry W Furniss calls on his brother Dr Sumner A Furniss at 84 N Westst. He predicts a prosperous future for Hayti, noting its mineral wealth. Furniss previously served as consul to Bahia Brasil.
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Henry W. Furniss
United States
Hayti
Sumner A. Furniss
N. Westst
Furniss
Bahia
Brasil
Thief Caught in Butcher Shop in Washington Street
William Fielder age 16 was caught by two shop employees at Frank Spangler's butcher shop 4409 E Washington St after taking 213 from the drawer. He was suspected in a prior theft of 83.99. Clerks observed him entering by a window Monday night, Bilcymentalo and Redemacher arrested him.
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William Fielder
N. Alabama Sr
Frank Spangler
E. Washington Sr
Fielder
Bilcyclementalo
Redemacher
Man posed as reporter to cash bad check in Indianapolis
Police seek a man about 60 who pretended to be a newspaper reporter to gain the trust of J. W. Cline, a labor keeper at 102 W Morrin Street, convincing him to cash a worthless $15.35 check.
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Indianapolis
J. W. Cline
W. Morrin St
Cline
Colored boy at head in Oakdale high school
In Oakdale near Pittsburg Ray Wooete, a negro and top graduate, is named valedictorian. The white graduates refuse to participate in the commencement if the negro speaks, while the faculty vows no diploma for those who opt out.
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Oakdale
Ray Wooete
Beeen
Fire destroys Union City Chair factory and plants
Fire originating in the paint shop destroyed the Union City Chair company factory at Union City. Offices and sheds of Hippie Coal company, Ketrhcum photograph gallery and the electric light plant were damaged. Total loss above 300000 dollars with 70000 dollars insured. Two hundred fifty workers are thrown out of employment.
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Kerippie-MeRas Press Associatiom
Corey
Union City Chair Company
Union City
Hippie Coal Company
Ketrhcum
Wgallery
Funeral of D B Hunt in Acton At Holy Methodist
The funeral of David B Hunt of Acton who died Sunday afternoon will be Friday at 11 in the Methodist church where he was a member for 61 years. Born in Hamilton County Ohio in 1820 he married Mary Smith in 1846 and lived on a farm. He was survived by eight children.
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David &. Hunt
Acton
Methodist Church
Mr. Hunt
Hamilton County
Ohio
Mary Smith
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Paz Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. This medical claim advertises Paz ointment as a solution for piles with a refund if not cured.
Street Car Strike Ended in Utah Mediation Victory for Men
In Salt Lake City Brigham H. Roberts mediated an end to the street car strike with 40 company employees involved. The settlement takes effect tomorrow and lasts two years, granting the men about 11 percent wage increase. The union is not recognized.
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Brigham H. Roberts
Fierce Storm on Lake Michigan Boulder April Night
A violent April storm swept Lake Michigan tossing steamers like corks and delaying Chicago liners. Life savers fear damage and boats in trouble as winds topped 55 mph. Snow and rain reduced visibility. waves reached up to 30 feet along the south shore breakwater.
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Lake Michigan
Chicago
Stove Plant Burned in Lima Fire
A blaze at the American Stove company in Lima Ohio today nearly destroyed the plant. About 300 workers are idled and the loss is estimated around 250000 dollars.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Lima
American Stove Company
Loos
Wife seeks divorce guidance from Albany woman
Special to The Sun from Chicago reports Mrs. W. E. Swartz of Albany asks Corporation Counsel Brundage for the quickest and cheapest way to obtain a divorce. She alleges 59 weeks of married life with only three postage stamps received, earnings of $15, denial of a musical instrument, and meals limited to two daily to favor her husband, who is said to be in Chicago.
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Chicago
Shriners Head West for Annual Los Angeles Gathering
A party of about 130 Indianapolis Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and their wives left Monday afternoon for Los Angeles for the annual gathering. A street parade preceded their departure with the Shriner's oriental band and patrols wearing fez and carrying Turkish flags. Delegates include Elias Jacoby Denton F Billingsley Horace Smith and Abraham Pilkenton. The Indianapolis group will ride Pulmans during their stay.
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Indianapolis
Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
West
Shriners
E-Ach
Shriner
Elias Jacoby
Denton F. Billingsley
Horace Smith
Abraham Pilkenton
Inanapols
Pulmans
Flood Lays Waste in Odessa Region Rivers
Reports from Odessa describe heavy flooding on the Dneiper Dneister and Dvina. Vast property damage and a terrible humanitarian toll with an estimated one hundred thousand people left homeless and largely without food.
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Odessa
Russia
Dneiper
Dneister
Dvina
Baron De Ros Dies on Irish Estate at 97
Baron De Ros premier baron of England and colonel of the first life guards died last night on his Irish estate Ola Court He was the twenty fourth baron of that name born in Brighton in 1827 and succeeded his father in 1874.
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Scripps-Mediine Press Association
London
Boccia Hanged for Wife Murder in Easton
Joseph Boccia was hanged in the yard of the county jail in Easton for the murder of his wife Annie Boccia who was shot to death on March 8, 1906. The execution followed a long legal process and was carried out at the county jail.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Easton
Annie B. Boccia
Joseph Boccia
Seeds price report from Indianapolis market
Indianapolis seed prices list multiple grains and grasses with per bushel and per pound figures. Othy seed ranges from 2.50 to 2.60 per bushel. Clover and alfalfa seed show varied prime to fair quality prices up to 9.00. Grass seeds list Kentucky bluegrass at 2.10 and other varieties from 1.3 to 1.75 per unit. red top and English bluegrass also noted.
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Indianapolis
Baseball romance ends in St Paul wedding of Tiemeyer and Alma Beckman
Short stop Eddie Tiemeyer of St Paul marries Alma Beckman of Cincinnati after a dayful of baseball. The couple, aged 22 and 20, met in Cincinnati where Tiemeyer was an amateur star. Ned Hanlon recruited him for St Paul and the bride signed a contract as mascots for the team for the rest of the season.
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Eddie Tiemeyer
St. Paul
Alma Beckman
Cincinnati
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Church
Tiemeyer
City
Ned Hanlon
Aschenbach
Captain abandons Pilgrim as gale drives ship aground
Port Huron Michigan April 30. Captain A. Cotton ran the passenger steamer Pilgrim onto a beach near the new life saving station to save the vessel from foundering in deep water. All on board were rescued. The Pilgrim faces total loss if the gale continues.
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Port Huron
Mich
A. Cotton
Pilgrim
Strikes Turn Violent at Horanai Coal Mines
In Hokaido near Horanai 2000 miners walk out and torch offices and homes. Police clash with strikers leaving several wounded on both sides amid serious disturbances.
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Horanai
Hokaido
Notice to Sun Subscribers on Delivery and Reporting
Subscribers who do not receive the Sun each evening should call 880 to notify the Sun circulations department. Report any misconduct or neglect of carrier boys to the office promptly.
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Sun
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Lafayette
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Mansfield
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Propylaeum
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Roberts Park Choir Girls Moving Pictures
Roy L. Burtch
Scripna McRae Press Association
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