Harmonious Democrats In Session In Indiana State Report
Democratic county groups across Indiana meet to back Stokes Jackson for state chairman. Delaware county banquet endorses George Beebe with Madison county unity, while Wayne and Daviess counties back John Osborne and Fabius Gwin respectively. Other counties name district chairmen such as W. E. Longley, E. G. Hoffman, and David M. Bechtel, with Jackson favored for state chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes Jackson
Muncie
Delaware County
George Beebe
Anderson
Madison County
Beebe
Chalraas
Wayne County
John Osborne
Greensburg
Jackson
Daviess County
Fabius Gwin
Shoals
Gwin
Bernard Korbly
Hamilton County
W. E. Longley
Noblesville
Sam Ralston
Ralston
Daniel M. Bechtel
Goshen
Fred Palmer
Elkhart
Palmer
Conn
Elkhart Aruth
Peter J. Krueger
Plymouth
Jefferson County
Jeph Cravens
Francia Marton Griffith
Cravens
Allen County
E. G. Hoffman
DeKalb County
W. W. Sharpless
Garrett
Monroe County
W. H. Vollmer
Vincennes
Vollmer
P. M. Foley
Vigo County
Foley
U. S. Jackson
Indianapolis
St. Joseph County
David M. Bechtel
Senators Tour Canal Zone Probing Plans for Reform
Washington reports confirm a large Senate delegation has spent recess inspecting the canal zone. They aim to assess the feasibility of abolishing the Isthmus Canal Commission and replacing it with a director general appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. The group’s findings could influence the pending government reform bill.
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Canal
Washington
Bothouses
Canal Zone
Isthmus Canal
New Year Celebrations Ring in 1910 in Indianapolis
Crowds fill downtown cafes and streets as whistles and bells usher in 1910. Churches hold watch meetings and prayers while venues like Denison, Claypool, and German House host concerts, dances, and fireworks. Notable performances include Erminie at the German House and Maennerchor concerts, with hundreds at Claypool and a grand Machinists ball at Tomlinson Hall.
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Indianapolis
Denison
William Holt
The
Claypool Cafe
Atrum
Tomlinson Hall
International Association of Machinists
George Hanrahan
Catherine Hanrahan
Louis Schwartz
Black man loots house as wife works nearby
George Brown confessed to detectives after being found at his home with stolen silverware and jewelry from Mrs Bardmaker's Vermont Street residence. Officers Kurtz and Kruger traced items via pawnbrokers who furnished an accurate description, and Brown was arrested Saturday morning.
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John Bardmaker
Vermont Street
George Brown
Brown
Bright Street
Lieut
Kinney
Kruger, Kurtz
Mullin
Stewart
Bardmaker
Kurtz
Kruger
Muskrats Ruin Bedford Pond Dam Fails In Winter
Bedford officials report a four acre pond in Bedford ruined by muskrats with the dam compromised as winter ice crept through the structure creating a damaged common pond area in Manchester New Hampshire.
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Manchester
N. H
Bedford
Prohibition Reforms Take Effect in New Congress Act
The new year brings key changes from the code revision act effective today. It tightens campaign contributions by banks and corporations, bans certain political spending, and imposes penalties including fines and prison terms. It also tightens interstate liquor shipments, labels each package, and revises treason, bribery, and other statutes while broad changes to commerce, peonage, and maritime law are enacted under one general act approved by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joint Congressional Committee
United States
Congress
Prohibition
Roosevelt
Three Die In Wreck Near Trenton Missouri
Three people were killed when the Rock Island California special derailed near Bakers Crossing, Trenton, Missouri. The cause is unknown and coroner's jury will study the crash. survivor William Flynn described finding his fiancée Gertrude Barner crushed under wreckage while Pavia Selgel of Cleveland aided rescuers as flames neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Rock Island
California
Baker's Crossing
William Flynn
Cudahy Packing House
Kansas City
Gertrude Barner
Kas
Wisconsin
Gertrude
Pavia Selgel
Cleveland
Blaze in Drug Store at 834 S Meridian Street
Spontaneous combustion caused a fire at A Batchelor's drug store 834 South Meridian Street on Saturday morning. The blaze started in the rear and caused an estimated loss of 0. Fire crews extinguished the flames quickly with no injuries reported.
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A. Batchelor
S. Meridian Street
Sleigh Ride Delights 65 Children By Little Mothers Club
The Little Mothers hosted a winter sleigh ride for 65 children, with Horace Wood donating the sleigh and Ray Van Cortland furnishing horses. Boys and girls rode separately to outskirts for snowy views, followed by an evening at 132 English Avenue with games, music, prizes, and a communal feast. Mothers attended, and requests emerged to include “little fathers” and sons in cooking training. Furniture and kitchen utensils are still needed, with merchants and citizens thanked for support.
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Horace Wood
Ray van Cortland
Jackson
English Avenue
Little Mothers’ School
Littl
Centry Biscuit Company
Once Brilliant Man Is Victim of Orue Habit
H Bartlett Lindley once a noted attorney and Britannica contributor,
Fishback and Kervan Take Their Offices
Democrats welcomed the new year as Fishback became county treasurer and Kervan county commissioner. About 400 to 600 Democrats visited the courthouse to greet the officials, with appointments and staffing plans discussed, including Raub as county attorney and 19 office employees, most of them Democrats. Republicans retained some offices and judges, while Democrats named key county executives and public officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Fishback
James Kervan
Kervan
Mr. Fishback
Edward J. Robison
Mr. Kervan
John Mendenhall
von Hake
Roberts
von Flake
Edward B. Raub
James M. Leathers
John L. McMaster
Vinson Carter
James A. Pritchard
George W. Stubbs
Relatives Reunited After 20 Years in Massachusetts
Waltham resident Charles E. Bonner learned his sister Clara E. Jarvis lives in Ashnent near ten miles away and his brother Andrew M. Bonner resides in Beverly. The family was reunited last night after decades apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Charles E. Bonner
Clara E. Jarvis
Ashnent
Andrew M. Bonner
Beverly
Relatives Sought for Baumgartner Child's Body
City hospital authorities cannot locate relatives of three year old Charles Baumgartner a painter who lived at 804 V. Tenth Street and died at the hospital De B. Authorities appeal for any information to identify next of kin or for burial arrangements.
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Baumgartner
City Hospital
Charles Baumgartner
de. B
Tenth Street
Earthquakes Recorded by St Louis Seismograph
St Louis university seismograph logged eight shocks early morning with a double quake at 5 10 20. First shock at 5 06 42 lasting 34 minutes 40 seconds. Shock came from west to east likely from the Pacific coast impacting St Louis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis University Seismograph
Pacific Coast
Kohlsaat Buys Chicago Record Herald in Ownership Move
H H Kohlsaat has acquired the stock of Victor Lawson and Frank B Noyes and now controls the Chicago Record Herald. His daughter Miss Paulina Arkonstaat reportedly married Potter Palmer Jr. A Beveridge link via Mrs Spencer Eddy and Mrs Marshall Field is denied by Kohlsaat. Noyes returns to Washington DC with holdings in the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. H. Kohlsaat
Victor Lawson
Frank B. Noyes
Chicago Record-Herald
Kohlsaat
Record-Herald
Pauliaarkonstaat
Potter Palmer, Jr
Potter Palmer
Albert J. Beveridge
United Sates
Indiana
Spencer Eddy
Beveridge
Marshall Field
Senator Beveridge
United States
The
Fields
Mr. Kohisaat
Washington, D. C
Washington Star
Will of Clarence W. Marks Leaves Shoes Firm Ex Employees Rich
The probate of Clarence W. Marks will allocates part of a million dollar fortune to former employees and friends of the C. W. Marks Shoe company. Personal property valued at 777000 dollars plus about 150000 dollars in real estate passes to beneficiaries, with each former employee receiving at least 200 dollars and up to 19000 dollars for some. Charles B. Corser and wife receive 400 shares, two lots with improvements, and cash gifts for the Corser household. Mrs Corser gets 60000 dollars, the former Marks residence furnished, plus cremation and grave care provisions. Many beneficiaries live in Massachusetts and Vermont.
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Chicago
Clarence W. Marks
C. W. Marks Shoe Company
Charles B. Corser
Massachusetts
Vermont
Sea toll claims Gloucester fleet in 1909 deaths
Gloucester Mass Jan 1 The sea exacted its toll from the Gloucester fleet. The logs in property was greater than in 1908 but there were 12 widows and one fatherless child. Two lives were lost in that year.
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Gloucester
Mass
Boston fishing schooner Hattie F Knowlton sunk by Blade Gorton
The fishing schooner Hattie F Knowlton, a veteran member of the Boston fleet, was run down and sunk last night by her sister ship Blade Gorton. The crew survived with some injuries as rescue efforts followed.
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Boston
Fshing
Hattie F. ‘Knowlton
Blade Gorton
Central America turmoil looms in Nicaragua as Estrada outlines reforms
Bluefields Nicaragua Jan 1 Gen Estrada rebel leader pledges disarmament of Nicaragua if victorious. Chamarro ordered to advance toward Greytown and Managua. No peace with President Madriz. Greytown held by govt forces after Zelaya defeat. Estrada promises reforms, property rights, weaker courts, free press, tariff normalization, and public works. Services thanked for American surgeons and sanitary corps.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
Central America
Estrada
Chamarro
Greytown
Managua
Rame
Rgang
Madriz
San Juan River
Zelayans
Recreo
Zelaya
Bluefield
ELOPING PASTOR TO BE RETURNED TO THE STATE
In Los Angeles on January 1 Sheriff Branstetter and Greene County official Joe Braun Metter served extradition papers on Rev. E. Tilburne alias A. O. Osborne former pastor of Linton Indiana Christian church. He is charged with embezzlement and was with Dank Smith, father of Mary Smith, the woman Tilburne is alleged to have eloped with. The jail visit saw a cordial exchange as Tilburne, seen with Miss Smith, was greeted by her father despite the case looming.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joe BraunMetter
Sheri
Greene County
Diana
E.¢ Tilburne
A. O. Osborne
Linton
Ind
Christian Chur
Dank Smith
Mary Smith
Tilburne
Branstetter
Miss Smith
Daiter
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Ganizers
Delaware
the Delega
Gaye
Anne Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Morgan
Little
Mot
S’ School
H. Bartlett Lindley
Rayal Academy
Annapolis
Cook County
Lindley
Arthur Burrage Farwell
Clark Street
Farwell
Indley
Fishback and
AD Beveridge
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