Lincoln League plans large open air Roosevelt rally in Indiana
Fifty Lincoln league republican club members led by Elmer Hastings meet at Clay Pool hotel to organize 75,000 members and the fall campaign. Theodore Roosevelt will speak October 13 in Indianapolis, likely outdoors at the statehouse area. A Friday conference of state leaders aims to place 15 organizing groups across all Indiana counties.
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Indiana
Lincoln League of Republican
Elmer Hastings
Washington
Ind
Clay Pool Hotel
Lee
Republcan
Hastings
Lincoln League
Edwin Lee
Harry Wallace
Marion County Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Col. Roosevelt
Statehouse
Federal Building
James P. Goodrich
J. C. Billheimer
Will H. Freeman
Walter Ball
Muncie
Col
W. W. Huffman
Anderson
Ralph K. Kane
Noblesville
Three patrolmen named under new board rule
Three patrolmen were appointed under the board of public safety new rule after examinations. Edward C. Harms Charles M. Carter and Thomas Clifford, all Republicans, were named as officers. The union asked the board to address mistreatment of Guy Manual, and the matter was referred to Superintendent Hylland. City building inspector Thomas A. Winterrowd requested funds for a new automobile runabout to enforce construction laws, saying his old vehicle is scrap. The request was taken under advisement.
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Board of Public Safety
Edward C. Harms
Charles M. Carter
Thomas Clifford
International Bad Carriers’ and Building Laborers’ Union
Guy Manual
Thomas A. Winterrowd
Suit Filed Over Promised Subscription to YMCA Building
Dr. Robert C. Light faced a $200 suit in district court for failing to keep a pledge to subscribe to the new home project of the Young Men's Christian Association. The complaint states he agreed to pay the sum toward the building and must fulfill his promise.
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Robert C. Light
Young Men‘s
Woman's Day Quiet in Court Returns to Routine
Police Judge Collins resumes Wednesdays for Woman's Day in the city police court. The program aims for private hearings and probation for nonrepeat offenders, with 56 cases tried. Most proceedings were so quiet observers could barely hear the remarks from judge and prisoners.
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Collins
Police Court
Druggist John D. Gauld Dies After Sudden Illness
John D. Gauld a 62 year old druggist of 601 Indiana avenue died suddenly at his brother A B Gauld’s home 1030 Roac street while washing his hands. Born March 4 1848 in River John Nova Scotia he came to Indianapolis in 1882 and owned a drug store at North West street and Indiana avenue. He is survived by a widow a daughter Elizabeth and three brothers Gordon Crawfordsville George Duluth and A B Gauld. He belonged to the Fourth Christian Church Marion Lodge F A M Lodge No 97 K P and the Caledonian Club. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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John D. Gauld
West North Street
A. B. Gauld
Roac Street
Gauld
Indiana Avenue
Mr. Gould
Indianapolis
River John
Nova Scotia
Ward Brothers Drug Company
North West Street
Mr. Gauld
Elizabeth Gauld
Gordon R. Gauld
Crawfordsville
Ind
George N. Gauld
Duluth
Minn
A. B
Webb in Paris Beating Allegation in Divorce Complaint
Mrs C Webb charges her husband William Webb beat her into semi consciousness in Paris on May 16 during their European tour. The Webbs, theatrical performers, roomed at 2 Rue du Perre. She says he deserted her with their 6 year old adopted child. They married in Philadelphia August 6, 1891 and moved to Indianapolis August 6, 1901.
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C. Webb
William Webb
Paris
France
Webbs
Rue du Perre
Europe
Sutherland Church Lawn Fete and Fair Planned
The people of the Sutherland church complete preparations for a Friday fete at Sutherland Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street. A big tent will host vaudeville acts and musical performances. Supper will be served in a dining tent. Proceeds fund church property improvements.
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Sutherland Church
Sutherland Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Beverly summer capitol for Taft at Picker ing mansion
The Picker ing mansion in Beverly Massachusetts has been leased by the United States government for President Taft. Secretary Norton initiated the move to avoid reliance on local charity. The building on Lathrop Street near the bay front now serves as the president and his aides’ capitol.
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Beverly
Mass
Pickering
Beverly, Mass
United States
Taft
Norton
Beverly Board of Trade
Lathrop Street
Bay Front
Mexican War Vets to Meet Saturday in Indianapolis
The Indiana Mexican war veterans plan their annual reunion in Indianapolis this Saturday. Attendees include 8. B. A. Conger from Orleans already in town, with Sandy Buskirk of Gosport and J. K. Hendy of Greenfield active in the state group. George T. Barney, 80, president of the Indiana veterans, will also attend and officiate at meetings in Illinois, Michigan, and here in Indiana this weekend.
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B. A. Conger
Orleans
Ind
Indianapolis
Sandy” Buskirk
Gosport
J. K. Hendy
Greenfield
George T. Barney
Indiana Veterans
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Saaturday
Plans Track Meet At Germania Park For YM Institute
The fifth annual outing of the Young Men's Institute will be held Saturday at Germania Park. The program features a tennis tournament track meet contests and a band concert with a free-for-all 220 yard dash and egg and sack races. Representatives from Capital Sherman McCabe Central Wayne Indianapolis and Weber councils organize the event.
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Young Men’s Institute
Germania Park
Capital
Sherman
McCabe
Central
Wayne
Indianapolis
Weber
Pat Ward's Saloon Bartender Shot in Street Fight
Thomas Ward, a bartender at 1138 Brook Street, leaped between two men fighting and was shot in the chest. The bullet glanced off a rib, leaving him seriously injured as bystanders subdued the conflict.
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Thomas Ward
Pat Ward
Brook Street
Ward
Whitcomb Fires At Burglar From Window
Albert Whitcomb of 501 Bright Street heard a noise at a rear window, opened another window, and fired a revolver into the night. He saw only darkness and believes he did not hit the intruder.
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Albert Whitcomb
Bright Street
Whitcomb
Dr Mayo Home Sold to Private College Owner
The Delaware and North streets residence of Dr W R Maro changed hands on Wednesday. Buyer M M Lain plans to remodel the building to house Lain's Private business college, creating a new local facility.
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DR. Mayo
Delaware and
North Streets
W. R. Maro
M. M. Lain
Lain
A Satisfying Food Appetite and Modern Eating
Healthy appetite signals the body's need for fuel and repairs and is met by simple foods at regular intervals. Modern chefs tempt with dishes that create unnatural appetites, leading to indigestion and dyspepsia.
Geologist Given Change for Study
Samuel Jefferson a 30 year old colored man was jailed after vagabancy charges in Terre Haute Indiana. The court sentenced him to the workhouse for sixteen days or forty five dollars and costs to enable him to study Vigo county rock strata. He told the judge his geology knowledge was minimal but acknowledged the subject might be considered a friendly interest.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Samuel Jefferson
Vigo County
Batt
Jefferson
Property owners contest park purchase price dispute
Edson T. Wood appeared before the park board to object to the 3575 dollar offer for 18 lots between Spade's park and Brookside. He spoke for owners John H. Waren and James H. Baldwin who value the property at 4675 dollars. The matter was taken under advisement as the board deferred the east district assessment roll and set protests for Friday's meeting.
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Spade's Park
Brookside
John H. Waren
James H. Baldwin
Wood
Spades Park
Ellenberger Woods
Poison Attempt On German Farmer In Shelbyville
Detectives investigate the case of Michael Kney a wealthy German farmer after an attempted poisoning earlier in the week A jar of quicksilver mix was poured into bread prepared by Mrs Koey fueling the inquiry in Shelbyville Indiana
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Shelbyville
Ind
Michael Kney
Monument to Calvin Cost 120000 in Geneva
Paris reports a monument to John Calvin, the reformer, will be erected at Geneva where he died in 1564. The project will cost 120000 dollars and organizers say the total has been pledged.
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Paris
John Calvin
Geneva
Calvin
Farmer Dies in Field in Alexandria Harvest
William Morgan collapsed with apoplexy in the harvest field near Alexandria on Wednesday and died instantly. Local authorities reported no signs of foul play and the man was identified by his family. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Alexandria
Ind
William Morgan
Cat Kills Snakes In Anderson Story
A tabby owned by Miss Elsie Gordon in Anderson Indiana has gained fame after reportedly killing snakes. The animal, described as a savvy snake catcher, leapt at a rattlesnake threatening the yard, prompting residents to watch the surprising display.
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Anderson
Ind
Elsie Gordon
Doctors promise cures at Gilmer Medical Institute
Last Saturday a patient praised four weeks of treatment that cured her fatigue and inability to perform housework without surgery. The institute offers free consultation, extended free services for new callers before Aug. 7, and claims to cure Deaf, Lame, Blind, Rheumatic and Paralytic conditions. Located at 46 N Pennsylvania Street Suites D and E, with hours 9 am to 8 pm daily and Sunday 10 to 12. They pledge honesty about incurable cases and invite long-standing cases. They treat all diseases and guarantee cures in accepted cases, including female disorders and organ issues, while emphasizing symptom-based symptom blanks available by mail.
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Dr. Gilmer Medical Institute
N. Pennsylvania Street
D and E
Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Snakes Near the Head Bite Described In Playful Handling
A dramatic, concise note describes snakes that linger near the head, play with their prey for several minutes, and deliver a final bite near the head, illustrating a chilling predation sequence.
Government tips on ships may be charged to government
Washington August 4 government officials and employees who pay tips to waiters on shipboard as well as gratuities to other servants on boats may charge the expense to the government under a ruling by the controller of the treasury.
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Washington
Controller of the Treasury
Haas Family Reunion Set at Mounds Park
The Haas family reunion will be held Sunday at Mounds park in Anderson Indiana with attendees gathering for a family event.
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Haas
Anderson, Ind
Mounds Park
Knights Templar Throngs Arrive in Chicago for Conclave
Fifteen thousand visitors have come to Chicago for the Knights Templars triennial conclave with a flood of arrivals expected this weekend. Trains from all directions are bringing delegates as the influx begins.
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Knights Templar
Chicago
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