Wisconsin May Quit Camp At Ft Benjamin Harrison
Rumor says Wisconsin may not join the regular encampment as winds down maneuvers at Ft Benjamin Harrison. The Illinois guard hosted Governor Day with a banquet under canvas, while drills, inspections, and battlefield drills tested troops led by Gen Carter and Col Stuart.
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Cost Of Review At Oyster Bay Set At 609 Dollars
Washington reports the Labor Day naval review off Oyster Bay will cost about 609 dollars. Extra expense covers powder for Balutas to the President and the salute. One day show includes 1,218 guns fired at five cents per shot, totaling far less than the million dollars feared.
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Injustice Noted Over Suspended Patrolmen Names
A report at the police station on Wednesday corrected the suspension roster naming Patrolmen Patrick Delane and Jesse Ban here instead of Frank Glenn and James Sanders. The article asserts Officers Delage and Jessé Raunders, long with the force, have solid records and are regarded as efficient.
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Patrick Delane
Jesse Ban
Frank Glenn
James Sanders
Delage
Jessé Raunders
Death Claims Ashbrook Horse Show Pioneer
Aaron Elmer Ashbrook secretary of the Kansas City Horse Show Association and famed all around horseman died suddenly in Kansas City. He helped launch Kansas Citys annual horse show and devoted much time to organizing equine events. He edited the Horse Show Monthly and later started Biz and Spur publication, gaining wide recognition in the horse show world.
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Indianapalia
Dangerous Fire Conditions At Indiana Girls Prison
Building inspector Winters reports to Mayor Hookwalter that Indiana Industrial School for Girls and Woman's Prison has unsafe wooden interior construction and locked cells. Fire barriers and an elevator system are inadequate, risking loss of life if a fire occurs. Fire box was removed after trustees refused to keep it charged.
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Charles A. Hookwalter
Indiana Industrial School For Girls
Woman's Prison
Winterland
Jo. H. McAbee
Atate
Battery A Reunion Held at Armory in North Benateave
Battery A artillery reunion moves from three days to a one day gathering at the armory on North Benateave. Harry Murburger leads the entertainment committee with promises of something new. Charley K Enos chairs the refreshments committee and Eval CA Scats assists.
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Rebels Gather for Havana as Cuban Government Hires Guns
Insurgent forces under Gen Guerra threaten Pinar Del Rio then march on Havana while the government rushes griping measures. Havana reports rapid fire guns purchased in the United States and Cuban recruits paid two dollars daily to man them. Officials deny loan rumors as cabinet resignations shake the regime amid a growing insurgent faction.
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Discussion of possible US intervention in Cuba
Washington reports that despite State Department optimism the Cuban situation is deemed grave by top officials. Gen Bell's Oyster Bay visit appears tied to planning potential intervention procedures, with officials favoring a cautious, no-plea retention of influence while avoiding perceptions of annexation.
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When Uncle Sam Must Intervene in Cuba
The Platt amendment outlines that Cuba may seek US intervention to preserve independence, maintain a stable government, protect property and individuals, and fulfill obligations under the 1898 Paris Treaty now to be assumed by Cuba. The clause defines conditions for US involvement in Cuba’s future affairs.
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Indiana Independent Telephone Assn reports 435 independent systems
The Bulletin states the State Board of Tax Commissioners lists 268 telephone companies in Indiana with 3 Telependent and cigin Bell. It notes 65 Independent companies total over 395 reporting, plus about WB Independent systems not reporting to the tax board, yielding 435 independent telephony systems in the state.
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Jeffries predicts Gans to beat Nelson in big bout
In San Francisco on August 24, Jiam Jeffries picks Joe Gans to defeat Nelson for the Goldfield title. He says the luckier fighter will win if they fight in the square. He compares Nelson to a gritty, strong but mere truck horse beside Gunny. Jeffries hints at returning if money tempts him.
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Not Legally Mat ed Couple Arrested in London Case
Not legally mated Charles F Justice also known as Charles Gray and Lisle Colling with Lizzie Gray were arrested by Detectives Manning and Samuels and to be returned to London for questioning about a so called hel mpate.
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Lisle Colling
Lizzie Gray
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Factory to Be Built in Noblesville by Ledger and Salea
Noblesville Indiana August 44 the Indianapolis Ledger and Sales Book company has signed a contract with the Noblesville Business Men's association to establish a factory in this city. About percent of persons will be employed and the monthly payroll is not to be less than 1000.
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Police arrest Fisher on petty larceny charge in Anderson
City police report the arrest of Sheille T. Fisher linked to a July 4 theft in Anderson. The item list includes a building bid for a Marion club estimated at $50,009 and multiple neighborhood incidents.
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Uncle Joe Cannon Club Forms In Indiana Meeting
The Uncle Joe Cannon Club organized at the Ebbitt House with J A Mathews elected vice president and Jerry A Mathews of Indiana named vice president James A Crooks of Danville Ill elected president The group aims to form Cannon clubs nationwide to back his 1908 presidential bid The meeting drew attendees from twenty one states and campaign buttons were distributed expressing support for Cannon and Roosevelt.
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City and Railroad Liable for Damage in Elevation Ruling
City Attorney Frederick E. Matson holds that the Indianapolis Light and Heat company may bear no liability for relocating track supports at Kentucky avenue and Maryland street. He asserts track elevation requires compensation to property owners harmed, with railroads not relieved by state or city commands. Special injuries merit full compensation beyond general tax shares, affecting manufacturers shippers and other taxpayers alike.
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Innapolis Light and Haat Company
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Show at Noblesville and Robleville Aug M
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local event in Noblesville and Robleville during August with unclear details. No clear persons or organizations are readable. the fragment mentions a show and a place in Indiana.
Indiana Girl Awake After Thirty Days Sleep Mystery
Miss Maude Byon near Converse Indiana nears thirty days of a deep sleep. Doctors have not yet determined the exact cause. Despite fears, she shows vitality and her parents hope for eventual recovery as she remains bedbound but stabilizes.
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