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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1904

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Booker Washington to Attend National Negro Business League

Booker T. Washington and family will arrive Monday to attend the National Negro Business League sessions at Tomlinson Hall. Rooms are booked at Hotel English. National reps from across the country will attend. Henry Hart’s orchestra will provide music. Washington is league president with George L. Knox as vice president and Dr. S. Furniss on the executive committee.

Booker T. Washington Naional Neuro Business League Tomlinson Hall Washington English Louise Hadley English's SUN Booker Hadley Mrs Hadles Lawrence Hadiey Henry Hart Bnnker T. Washington George L. Knox Indianapolis 5. Furniss A. E. Manning

Taft Defends President and Attacks Democrats

President taft defends his leadership while criticizing democrats in a political speech. Secretary opens campaign in Massachusetts highlighting party aims and upcoming electoral strategy.

Massachusetts

Taft Defends Roosevelt Record In Panamanian Debate

Secretary of War William H Taft opened a stinging address in Montclair Vermont criticizing Theodore Roosevelt. He argued Roosevelt is a tyrant who ignores reason and that the president did not connive in Panama’s revolution. Taft defended constitutional limits on presidential power and disputed charges about the Philippines cost and coal strike actions. He also noted U S support for Philippines self government and criticized Parker on costs.

Philippines Roosevelt Panama Theodore Roosvelt Uiny Commissioner of Pensions Iom Congress Eneoker Uri Republic Ana Taft United States Judge Parker Parker John Sharp Williams Yazou Mississippi Tatoo Sr. Willams

Northwestern Avenue Improvement Sparks Public Clash

North Indianapolis Improvement Club condemns Board of Works for planned Northwestern Avenue improvement that may not proceed. At a Friday meeting in Indianapolis, residents spoke for and against, but the board postponed action pending city attorney guidance. The dispute centers on 200 foot limits and prior assessments, with bids rejected and a reassesment ordered, leaving the project in uncertainty.

North Southwestern Ave Indianapols Board of Works Room Wisiagapella W. L. Taylor Northwestern Ave

McGregor Urges Riverside Bridge Plan In County Talks

County officials favor a new stone bridge from Thirty-first Street across White River to serve Riverside Park. McGregor says the old span cannot handle crowds and stresses funding limits while McGaughey argues the city should build it, noting the county is not ready.

Lridge Riverside Penn Thirteth-st White River John MecGregor McGregor Commissioner McGaughey

Who Hit Who At Medicine Show Melee

Bert Kruse John Moore Herbert Taylor Emmett Nuon and Lawis Taylor Jhe Madison were arrested Tuesday for a pitched battle at a medicine show Monday night. In police court Friday morning the judge found no clear culprit as the crowd’s intermingled blows left no definite assailant identifiable. The case was postponed and the youths were released.

Bert Kruse John Moore Herbert Taylor Emmett Nuon Lawis Taylor Jhe Madison Wharton

Fair Cora vows to swim rapids at Niagara

At Taporte Indiana on August 2 Misa Cora Beckwith declares she will swim the rapids at Niagara on Sunday, September. She says she will either overcome the river or perish and predicts the heat will drive her into the whirlpool then pull her down but not forever.

Taporte Ind Misa Cora Niagara

Weather Forecast and Fire Incident Summary

Fair Friday night and Saturday with warmer Saturday. Temperatures at 7 am 66, noon 70, 2 pm 74. Indiana and adjacent states see warm, variable winds. A spontaneous combustion fire occurred Friday at 1 pm at William T. Thomas home 87 B Moore Ave causing carpet and furniture damage about 160 dollars. The Thom es family absent when fire was found.

Indiana Spon-com William T.thomas B. Moore Ave Thomes famNy

Water dispute likley between city and water company

City and Indianapolis Water Company clash over a required plant and system survey. The water company withdrew permission for a Riverside plant inspection, stating the board overstepped rights, while city engineers continue work as talks frame costs and contract terms for the water purity inquiry.

Indianapolis Water Company and Works Board Ecrop Aly Riverside Indianapolis Water Company The Water Company Wotice Board Walter Company Board of Works Jeup F. A. W. Davis Bookwalter Fuster Davie Works Board Ter. Rusia Ferguson Hig

Ohio work on major highway progresses toward completion

Ohio et al reports progress on a major road project with concrete and brick curbing underway. If delays subside, the highway will open soon, ending troublesome interruptions and the sight of broken brick along the route. An old-fashioned camp meeting returns to Winona Lake September 10 to 19 with Bud Robinson, ministers, and the Ministren quartet anticipated.

Ohio-et Winona Lake Bud Robinson Severn Muncie

General Revival of Business Across the Country

Reports from the International Mercantile Agency indicate a broad revival in business conditions over the past week. Gains are strongest in the West with rising orders from retailers, while rural communities show prosperity via strong country merchant orders. Chicago dealers report rising activity in clothing and footwear. The St Paul district remains steady despite crop damage fears and wheat-driven concerns. Labor unrest continues in some areas but not across all regions.

New York International Mercanting Agency Chicago St. Paul

Warning Against Politics Assessments by Civil Service

Washington Aug 2 By direction of the president the civil service commission issued orders warning federal employees against soliciting or renewing funds for campaign purposes and against contributing any such fund through any government official. The commission circular to cabinet heads urges enforcement of the civil service law and outlines penalties including fines up to 5900 or three years imprisonment.

Washington Civil Service Commission Cormmiasinn Calla Atyonon

Mayor Receives Aid Amid City Hall Tiredness

George Lyon, secretary to Sager Holtzman, reports definite aid from the mayor who will attend Saturday. The mayor has been enjoying Atlantic City and blamed the tired feeling on strenuous discussion of track elevation and pure water.

George Lyon Sager Holtzman Atlantic City

Bloody Land Battle Advances Near Liao Yang

Telegrams say heavy fighting continues between Russian and Japanese forces southeast of Liao Yang. French steamers seized near Port Arthur by a Japanese warship. Russian shipsVenna and Meteor sail through the Bosphorus to join the battle fleet. Japan asserts it will not return the torpedo destroyer Ryshitel. Reports from Port Arthur and Saint Petersburg note intensified clashes mid August with Japanese gains in the Liaoche valley.

Bosphorus Constantinople Russian Navigation Company Venona Meteor Battle Sea Squadron Torso Japan China Cha Poa Om Aue London Central Gt. Petersburg Afuken Port Arthur Tiaoche Bantzing Chunehyars

Sweeney 15 The Talk Joe Fanning and the Indianapolis Machine

The Indiana convention scene centers on Joe Fanning arriving from New York to chair the meeting while the Taggart machine debates Pink Harlan and Henry Spaan. Plans include Wahl coordinating and Goffin as sergeant at arms as contenders jockey for influence over delegates and prime candidates. A heated, uncertain race is expected with discussions of possible compromises and strong opposition from antis.

Joe Fanning Taggart Machine Pink Harlan Tomlinsin Bell Fanning Haa New York Pourijohn Eepreiacy Timothy Goffin John Wahl Edigts Andrew M. Aweeney Indianapols Schoollioant Congress Pink” Harlan Fanhing Bweeney Charlen H. Barret Fink P. Baker Henry Spaan

End the Meat Strike Now Amid Roosevelt Intervention Rumors

Chicago reports rapid developments expected in the stockyards strike within 24 hours. T. A. Carroll of the commerce department, a Roosevelt representative, hints at possible administration intervention to reconcile the sides, while packers’ reluctance to renew agreements remains a hurdle. A stray ad fragment about a motor vehicle is noted among the readable text.

Chicago Roosevelt Presient Roosevelt Comemites T. A. Carroll Department of Commerce and Labor Chin Atrike Hathey

Rapid East Campaign Tour By Vice Presidential Candidate

Vermont to Kansas and back through New England and the mid Atlantic the Vice Presidential candidate launches a rapid tour. Senator Fairbanks travels from White River Junction Vermont to Marton Kansas City Missouri and Bath Maine with speeches set for August through September visiting Maine Connecticut New Jersey and Delaware before returning to Trilonopolin. He carries a trunk load of speeches prepared over weeks for this strenuous campaign run.

Vermont Kansas Maine Connecticut New Jersey Delaware Ganidate Fairbanks At & A Worrsell Wing White River Junction Marton Kya Kansas City Bath New Jereey

Stole a Horse Then Lost It Confession in Toledo Case

Theodore Easterrond of Toledo was arrested last Saturday for drunken mischief and theft of a horse and buggy. He admitted stealing the rig after a night of drinking, claimed bad luck led to the loss, and said the horse returned to its owner’s stable while he slept. Detentions followed as authorities tracked Sawyer alias Sasver Wood to the county jail before transferring him to Toledo.

Theodore Easterrond Toledo Charles Dally Sasverwood Sawyer Totede Easterwood Enys

Scribblers' Picnic and Roosevelts Doctrines Parade

A fragmented notice describes a Scribblers' Picnic at Riverards Park with political banter and Rooseveltian themes. Boss Barber advertises 10 cent shaves and ornate grooming at Urban and Onelde shops, promising satisfaction with clean towels perfumes and modern services. Nearby vendors and patrons share jokes about barber prices and public amusements.

Urban Utinoteat Onelde Tinoteat

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