Farthest step ahead taken by Iowa Republicans
Iowa's GOP convention rejected pro Taft resolutions by 300 vote, endorsing Dolliver and Cummins, denouncing the Payne tariff as broken promises, and approving Taft only for acting in good faith. Standpat faction defeated after clashes with pro Taft supporters amid portraits of Taft and Roosevelt and tense roll calls.
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Taft
Payne Tariff
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Cummins
United States
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J. C. Mabrie
Albia
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Ellsworth Rominger
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Roosevelt
Platform Committee
Hepburn
Ormer
Ben Hur Tribe Stays. New Office Planned in Crawfordsville
The Ben Hur Tribe will not move its home office in Crawfordsville Indiana. The organization purchased half a block for 200000 dollars to build a new home office, which will be torn down and rebuilt soon. The project secures the tribe’s presence in the city.
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Faith Brown 5 Wins Battle After Appendix Surgery
A five year old girl Faith Brown of Thorntown survived an appendectomy performed by Dr Goethe Link at Deaconess hospital. She became the youngest patient to undergo the operation in the hospital's records and possibly in world surgical history. Faith recovered without tears, earning the nurses’ affection as her parents stayed beside her during two weeks of recovery in a hospital apartment.
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F. C. Brown
Thorntown
Faith Han
Brown
Link
No Rise in Milk Prices in This City
Indianapolis milk buyers will not see price increases as 8 cents a quart has prevailed for years. Local dairymen such as Samuel O. Dungan of the Polk Sanitary Milk company said other cities face rises, but Indianapolis contracts and supply remain stable for the upcoming year.
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United States
Indianapolis
Samuel O. Dungan
Polk Sanitary Milk Company
California Ranch Murders Mirror Gunness Case in Indiana
In Sonoma County near Santa Rosa a missing Kendall family is linked to a deadly crime scene at Starbuck ranch. Charred remains of Enoch Kendall, his wife Ara, and son Thomas were found with a wedding ring and the initials T A K. A Japanese boy, Henry Yamaguchi, is jailed as the investigation targets murder and dismemberment.
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Sonoma County
Gunness
Indiana
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Ara Kendall
Thomas A. Kendal
Starbuck Ranch
Crospers
Santa Rosa
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Hoyle
Sherif Smith
Kendalls
Kendall
Yamaguchi
Unknown hero saves crow at rear barn fire
An unidentified man saved Mrs. Kaylor's pet crow from a rear barn fire at 730 Fletcher Avenue Thursday afternoon. The fire near Will Kaylor's home caused about 300 dollars in losses and its origin remains unknown.
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Noife
Will Kaylor
Fletcher Avenue
Mack predicts Democrat will oust Cannon in Congress
Calumet Michigan August 4 Norman E Mack national chairman of the democrats on a lakes trip predicted that a democratic speaker will replace Cannon next session. He forecast large congressional gains and a democratic governor in New York. Mack denied he would run for New York governor but said Mayor Gaynor might.
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Norman E. Mack
Democrata
Cannon
New York
Mack
Gaynor
President Montt of Chile to attend Boston reception
Boston awaits President Montt of Chile as civic groups plan an ovation on arrival Thursday evening. He will stay until Saturday morning before sailing on the Mayflower to Beverly for lunch with President Taft. Afterward he may return to New York.
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Chile
Beverly
Taft
Montt
New York
Wil
Browne Bribery Case Goes To Second Cook County Trial
In Chicago on August 4 Judge Keran overruled Browne's motion to quash the indictment. Lee O Neil Browne Democratic leader of the Illinois legislature faces bribery charges tied to Lorimer's election. Browne pleaded not guilty as juror selection began.
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Chicago
Keran
Lee O’ Neil Browne
Ilnois
Lorimer
Browne
Cook County
Fails to heed warning dies in train's path
Golden A. Lyon 62 is killed by an inbound Big Four train west of Mt. Jackson as he walked along the tracks. Engineer Brown says the warning whistle was sounded but Lyon did not hear it. A will purporting to leave all Mercy Pence property to Lyon was found in his pocket. Records show a marriage license issued to Lyon and Susan Mulligan, but no proof of marriage. Lyon owned a small farm west of the city. Police doubt intent to be killed.
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Mercy Pence
Golden A. Lyon
Susan Emily Mulligan
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Population Rises to 364,463 in 1910 Census
Washington Aug 4 The census office released 1910 enumeration figures showing Cincinnati Ohio at 364 463 up 38 561 or 11 8 percent from 1900. Other changes include Bloomington Ind 3338 up 2378 Hamden Conn 5850 up 1224 and Bonham Tex 4844 down 198.
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Bonham, Tex
Stultz Arrested After Attempt to Give Away Child
J H Stultz superintendent of the YMCA pool faced juvenile court on charges he tried to dispose of a four year old boy. Police said he sought to give away the child while Stultz claimed the boy was left on his wife's doorstep before their marriage and that he would pay for the child's care at a home.
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J. H. Stultz
Young Men's Christian Association
Stultz
Weather notice fragment with scrambled text
The unreadable OCR fragment notes weather information but lacks clear data or entities to summarize. No discernible dates places organizations or names are readable to establish a factual item.
Downtown Indianapolis Faces Traffic Standstill Problem
City council's ordinance committee grapples with idle vehicles blocking busy downtown lanes in Indianapolis. Councilman Rubens travels to New York to study traffic systems and may push a new ordinance after return. Cities like Chicago and New York have tried limits on idle standing and towing, but the problem persists as drivers idle cars near Pennsylvania, Market, and Washington streets during peak hours.
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Mutiny in the Army Feared in Spain
Madrid reports grave rumors of army disaffection as clashes with the Vatican deepen. Chaplains are under surveillance and troops are being vetted for reinforcements at San Sebastian in preparation for a Catholic demonstration. Premier Canalejas holds the outlines of state action as King Alfonso grants full power.
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Vatican
San Sebastian
Spain
Canalejas
England
Alfonso
Carlist Republicans Clash Over Vatican Affair in Barcelona
In Barcelona on a Thursday clash erupted between Carlist followers of Don Jaime and republicans over the Vatican government policy. Knives were drawn, a melee ensued, police dispersed the combatants, and about six men were wounded, one likely fatally.
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Barcelona
Vatican
Don Jaime
Destitute Mother and Infant Left After Husband Absconds
Edith Schmidt, wife of John Schmidt, reports abandonment and theft as requisition papers were issued from the governor's office. She says the couple’s infant Iva and she are left destitute after he took money from her purse and disappeared. The account notes the husband was last seen at Lapotte.
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Iva
Edith Schmidt
John Schmidt
Bobmidts Hehi
Lapotte
Four Die In Hoboken Tenement Fire
A West Hoboken tenement fire killed four members of one family and left others overcome by smoke. Firefighter Oscar Alces and ex Chief Charles Lester both risked their lives inside the burning building while William Winkelman also tried to rescue occupants. Paul died in Winkelman’s arms as efforts continued to save others.
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Oscar Alces
Rapetti Labella
Labellas
Charles Lester
William Winkelman
Biasettis
Little Paul
Winkelman
Aries
Flying Fish onces more fails to fly in Newburyport
Newburyport Massachusetts August 4 Injured internally and so badly crushed that he may die W H Bowman of Boston taip a serious condition here following a forty foot plunge to earth Wednesday evening of the Burgess aeroplane Flying Fish Bowmans flight was the first the unlucky plane had made since it fell with Lieut A L Pfitzner who subsequently committed death by own action
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W. H. Bowman
Boston
Flying Fish
Bowman
A. L. Pfitzner
Forest Fire Alarm Grows in Montana
Helena Mont Aug 4 The forest fire situation across Montana grows more alarming as crews push to halt spreading flames. Hundreds of firefighters battle multiple blazes with shifting winds complicating efforts and prompting new evacuations and containment challenges.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Gore names Hamon in Oklahoma bribe plot over Indian lands
Senator Gore testified that Jacob Hamon offered him and a House member each 25000 to back a scheme paying 3 million dollars in attorneys fees from the sale of Chickasaw and Choctaw lands. He implicated Vice President Sherman, and named Congressman Bird McGuire and Senator Charles Curtis as involved with a higher official. The inquiry targets McMurray contracts with Indian tribes and ministers of the sale profits.
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Burke
Ked Gore
Gore
House of Representatives
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Charles H. Burke
South Dakota
la Follette
Oklahoma
Hamon
Hannon
W. B. Johnson
Sterrett
Hardy's
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Congress
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