Roosevelt Busy During Vacation at Oyster Bay
Special to The Sun. President Roosevelt remains at Sagamore Hill for a four month vacation while public business continues. Loeb and Latta coordinate from Oyster Bay with Washington, handling appointments, press, and telephone lines. Cabinet members and senators visit, some overnight. security is tight with Jim Sloan leading eight guards.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Army
Navy
Sagamore Hill
Loeb
Latta
White House
Capital
Mr. Loeb
Aster Bay
Yster Bay
Leeh
Moore
Gary
Mr. Moore
Telephone Exchange
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Bers
Senate
Licely
Secret Service
Jim’ Sloan
Tyree
United States
Sloan
Land Swindle Claim Shakes Indiana Town
William P and Elizabeth Jester of West Lafayette charge conspiracy and fraud by John F Judy a wealthy landowner and former Lafayette Daily Call owner. They allege trades using bogus deeds left them penniless with only forged abstracts. Judyville is his broad land stake and he faced grand larceny charges years earlier.
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Lafayette
Ind
William P
Elizabeth Jester
West Lafayette
John F. Judy
Judyville
Here
Indiana
Judy
Jester
Wabash Township
Starke County
Georgia
Alonzo Barkhurst
Lafayette Daily Call
Lafayette Y. M. C. A. Building Fund
J. Frank Hanly
Murdered in his barn near Dayton
Vincent Constantino an Italian fruit dealer was shot in his stable while showing a friend his new horse. Silvero Corco, the companion, says bullets whizzed by with heat from the charge. Corco will be detained by police until his story can be verified.
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Dayton, O
Vincent Constantino
Silvero Corco
Convention Delegates Display Quiet Confidence and Socialist Ties
Delegates, mostly family men from mining camps, show no anarchist leanings yet include Socialist supporters who defend their beliefs as the convention begins with an act of faith in leaders. Debates reveal historical knowledge and strong English usage amid fraternal emblems and orderly assembly.
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Socialist Party
Hubert Heuck Dies in Cincinnati Opera Leader
Hubert Heuck president of Heuck's Opera House Co died at his Cincinnati home yesterday afternoon after a chronic illness He was a noted figure in theatrical circles and vice president of the Empire circuit Heuck and Col James Fennessey built the Empire Theater in Indianapolis.
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Hubert Heuck
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Opera House Company
Trouble
Empire Circuit
Col
James Fennessey
Empire Theater
Indianapolis
Sleep and nerves in a woman's health advice
A modern beauty hint claims eight hours of sleep keeps a nervous woman healthy. The text notes many women discover their nervous temperament when they fail to sleep eight hours despite effort. It adds a counterpoint that denying sleep entirely would also remedy nervous temperament.
Sun offers free want column for housework help
The Sun advertises a three day free use of its want columns for readers seeking a girl to perform housework. The offer promises ten words inserted at no charge.
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