Outing to Camp Algonac at 15.50 for Indianapolis readers
The Indianapolis Sun promotes a ten day trip to Camp Algonac Mich for adults 15.50, children 5 to 12 9.30, including round trip rail fare sleeping and meals. The plan covers Russell Island and a tented city with electric light and docks, lake steamers, and a guarded, alcohol free itinerary with expert fishing along St. Clair river. Folders and circulars available at The Sun office or by mail.
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Camp Algonac
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AGTReo Defends Stanford White in Modern Talk
Eyewitness interview recounts Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw and Harry Thaw dynamics with vivid portraits. Speakers defend Stanford White’s generosity and character against sensationalized charges while detailing Thaw’s egotism and erratic acts in Paris and New York society. The piece includes comments on Drexel engagement rumors and cross Atlantic social life.
Mack appoints two Hoosiers to committees
Buffalo Aug. 7 Chairman Mack of the Democratic national committee named W. H. O'Brien of Indiana to the financial committee and Henry Warrum of Indiana to the speakers committee. Moses C. Wetmore of Missouri is financial committee chairman and John H. Atwood chairs the speakers' committee. Senator Culberson of Texas is to succeed David R. Francis of Missouri as advisory committee chairman.
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Mack
Democratic National Committee
W. H. O'Brien
Indiana
Henry Warrum
Moses C. Wetmore
Missouri
John H. Atwood
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
David R. Francis
Courthouse Watchman Struck by Stranger
John White the courthouse night watchman was attacked by a stranger on Thursday night. The assailant struck him twice before fleeing. Bicycle Officers Wilson and Golnisch conducted a search but could not locate the suspect.
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White
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Golnisch
Miss Bridge Fiend-Oh Accuses Frost of Card Debt
A comic exchange in which Miss Bridge Fiend accuses Mr. Frost of playing cards for money. Frost questions how she knows, and she quips that his game has improved.
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Brooklyn Lite
Bryan Declares Democrats Will Help Business
Lincoln Nebraska August reports Democratic presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan replying to James W. Van Cleave of the National Association of Manufacturers. Bryan defends the labor department plank and jury trial provision, arguing the platform aligns with business interests and counters fears of wage earners.
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Labor Department
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Shooting kills man after boarding house dispute
Charles Custer was shot dead by Thomas Bartlett, 3 years old, at about 6 pm near 712 W. New York street after a fight over boardinghouse debts. Bartlett fled, was captured nearby, and charged with murder. The dispute began over alleged nonpayment of board by Custer and Herbert Bartlett, a cousin of the accused.
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Thomas Bartlett
New York Street
Ing. Hartlett
Bieyele
Hall
Simon
Custer
Bartlett
Herbert Bartlett
White River
Fireman’s Barn Fire Sparks Near Home
Lieut. Michael Corliss of hook and ladder company No. 4 on E Washington street answered box 823 on Thursday night to a barn fire behind his home at 328 N State avenue. The blaze, set by someone throwing oily waste between the Corliss barn and William Loebking’s at 324 N State avenue, was extinguished with minor damage.
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Michael Corliss
Hook and Ladder Company No. 4
E Washington Street
State Avenue
Corliss
William Loebking
Stolen bells found in Cosgrove's Cambridge wagon
Police seek owner of two engine bells weighing about 75 pounds each found in a wagon owned by Phillip Cosgrove of Cambridge City. Cosgrove was arrested on a charge of grand larceny.
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Phillip Cosgrove
Cambridge City
Cosgrove
Tunnel Collapse Kills Two Workmen at Orphans Home
In New York on August 7, workers William McLaughlin and Thomas Roche were crushed to death when a tunnel collapsed at St. John's Orphans Home. William Finlayson sustained fatal injuries.
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Wm McLaughlin
Thomas Roche
St. John’s Orphans Home
William Finlayson
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