Harding or McGregor mayoral clash ends for Huggins aid
A political career tangled in Indiana state events centers on Emmett Huggins and John McGregor. Huggins testifies against McGregor, under Harding's counsel, shaping McGregor’s loss of bid to become commissioner and his mayoral hopes. Dr. Peyton named Jeffersonville reform school superintendent.
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Eva Grimes
John McGregor
Emmett Huggins
John McGragh
Huggins
Newt Harding
McGregor
Whittaker
Bottorff
Barnard
Reformatory
Peyton
Pennsylvania
Jeffersonville
Statehouse
Reformatory Board of Trustees
State Board of Charities
Indianapolis
Mr. Whittaker
Indiana
Thief Passes Up Seal Coat for Editor's Shirts
A daylight burglary at Charles R. Williams editor of the News at 1005 N. Meridian street stole clothing including shirts and neckties while leaving a near $1,000 sealskin coat. Detectives puzzled over why the coat was not taken. Burglars also entered Ernest Bhaffer's home at 26 W. Twelfth street Monday night, taking little of value.
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Charles R. Williams
The
News
N. Meridian Street
Buralars
Ernest Bhaffer
W. Twelfth Street
Body of Louisville Banker Killed by Firecracker Explosion
Seymour Ind July 6 The body of Arthur G Langham 54 vice president of the Third National Bank of Louisville was taken to Louisville yesterday evening for burial after he was killed by the explosion of a giant firecracker authorities said.
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Seymour
Ind
Arthur G. Langham
Third National Bank of
Louisville
Winona Department Store Sold at Warsaw Public Auction
Warsaw case notes that the Winona department store was sold at public sale to Dr. C. W. Burker of Warsaw for 1540 dollars. One other bidder, A. H. Jennings, participated in the bidding.
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Warsaw
Ind
Winona Department
C. W. Burker
A. H. Jennings
Governor Marshall Spends Fourth Of July Quietly Near Salem Center
Gov T R Marshall and Mrs Marshall stayed the Fourth and fifth with relatives of Mrs Marshall in Steuben county near Salem Center escaping rally noise. He declined several invitations to speak at Fourth of July celebrations including one from Tammany Hall New York City.
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T. R. Marshall
North Park Christian Church Building Permit Issued
A building permit has been issued to North Park Christian Church for the erection of a new church building on Wood Avenue. The project cost is listed at $26,000, with prior figures noting around $25,000 in costs.
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North Park Christian Church
Slayer's Wife His Defender
The jury for Burt Law charged with murder of David J. Monaghan was completed Tuesday after noon. Law says self defense and that Monaghan started the trouble. Monaghan's widow Mrs. Monaghan will testify. Lawyers W N Harding and Orin Muir defend Law as witnesses are called in the Washington Street saloon shooting case.
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Burt Law
David J. Monaghan
George Barnhart
Indianapolis
Jacob Berner
Franklin Township
Nick Croas
Perry Township
Asher B. Evans
Samuel E. Hicks
Decatur Township
Henry L. Cox
Washington Township
William
Monaghan
Macedonians mob Greek agent at Union Station
A crowd of Macedonians attacked Greek employment agent John Dallas at Union Station on Tuesday, aiming to force refunds for work fees. Police escorted Dallas to the station as the crowd demanded his arrest for alleged fraud, claiming 30 men paid $3.50 each for jobs with the Big Tour railroad at Tonsville.
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John Dallas
Union Station
Madkelsey
Dallas
Deyt. Aache
Cincinnati
Big Tour Railroad Company
Dallis
Washington Street
Hea
Corporation Winges Under Tax Rulings In Appeals
About thirty appeals from large corporations were heard by the State Tax Commissioners on Monday. Major cases involve Western Union Telegraph Company and Adams Express Company challenging sizable tax assessments. Several protests arise from alleged errors in returns, with Indiana Harbor Belt Road singled out for careful reconsideration.
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Telegraph
Express Companies
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tax Board
Adams Express Company
Indiana Harbor Belt Road
Czar’s Paris Visit Tied to Russian Police Chief Figure
A sensational Hu manite article claims Har tig, the Russian police chief coordinating with French police for the czar’s visit, is actually Landessen, previously convicted in 1890 French courts for dynamite involvement. The Russian detective allegedly uncovered Hartig’s past.
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Paris
Humanite
Hartig
France
Landessen
Bourtse
Taft Views Fort Ticonderoga Ruins and Pell Restoration
President Taft arrived at Fort Ticonderoga amid a crowd of over 20 000 as secret service guards kept watchers back. He toured the west barracks restored by Mrs. Stephen H. Pell and her father Col. Robert M. Thompson, then visited the Pell pavilion before proceeding by steamboat to Ft. Frederick and on to Port Henry. He is to speak at Cliff Haven tomorrow and host a private reception for foreign diplomats and New York legislators at Hotel Chaplain.
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Ethan Allen
Continental Congress
Stephen H. Pell
Ft. Ticonderoga
Robert M. Thompson
Taft
Bluffpoint
Cliff Haven
Plattsburg
New York
Forty-Eight Liquor Licenses Issued in County
Forty eight retail liquor licenses were issued by the county commissioners on Tuesday. The action grants new permits to sellers within the city, expanding local availability.
War of tongs erupts in New York Chinatown
New York reports a renewed feud between the Ong Leong Tong and the Hipsing Tong. Detectives and police patrol streets at every corner amid martial law like conditions in Chinatown. The United States government and Chinese officials press for restraint.
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New York
Chineman
Elsie Sigel
Chinatown
United States
Washington
Gov
Hughes
Baker
State Department
Wu Ting Fang
Divorced Man Arrested Over Ring Theft and Desertion
Frank Corsand, 44, arrested Monday night after his ex wife Del Corsand accuses him of taking a ring she wore. He reportedly deserted from the US Marine Corps and has earlier arrests on the charge, with government funds insufficient to transport him to New York for naval authorities.
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Frank Corsand
Dellt Corsand
Corsand
United States Marine Corps
New York
Naval
Kadle Meetings Announced For Week In City
On Wednesday night an open air meeting at the City hospital corner Locke street and Indiana avenue will endorse Willan E. Kroll for mayor. Additional meetings are set for Thursday night at Georgia and Noble streets and Friday night at Blake and Michigan streets. Everyone invited.
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City Hospital
Locke ‘Street
Indiana Avenue
Willan’ E. Kroll
Georgia
Noble Streets
Blake and
Michigan Streets
Siege in Palermo as general strike grips port city
Reports from Palermo describe the city under siege with troops guarding all entrances amid a general strike by maritime workers and others. Other dispatches note congressman Francis Cushman dying in New York Roosevelt Hospital after pneumonia following surgery, former Cubs manager Frank See Jee dying in Denver of consumption, Gen Valeri Khan murdered at his St Petersburg villa, a Teheran dispatch of revolutions surrounding the city, and Waldorf Astor’s Lester Jim winning the July Welter handicap at Salisbury with sixteen entries.
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Palermo
Italy
New York
Francis W. Cushman
Congress
T&écoma
R Roosevelt
Cushman
Denver
Col
Frank See- Jee
Chicago National League Baseball Club
ST. Petersburg
Valeri Khan
Mussulman Society
Novgorod
Teheran
Persia
New Grand Jury Takes Up Late Cases
The new grand jury will convene Wednesday morning to address cases since June. Foreman Capt. James E. Twiname leads members David J. Reagan Edward Davis Thomas Harmon Oscar A. Hamilton George A. Eikman. Harmon from Maywood Fikman Julietta locals in Indianapolis. The Brownfield murder case is among the priorities, involving a dispute over a $1.50 debt.
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James E. Twiname
David J. Reagan
Edward Davis
Thomas J. Harmon
Oscar A. Hamilton
George A. Eikman
Harmon
Maywood
Fikman
Julietta
Indianapolis
Brownfield
James Desmond
Mrs Hartwig Kalley Portrait Unveiled in Indianapolis
A cablegram from Rev M Lindeman of Handewatt Germany announces the unveiling of Mrs Ella Hartwig Kalley's portrait in Indianapolis. The event coincides with a celebration for the 104th anniversary of her father Hartwig Samuelsen’s birth, noted as a respected man of affluence from southern Illinois.
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Indianapolis
M. Lindeman
Handewatt
Germany
Ella Hartwig-Kalley
Sleeper Reservations Open for Sun Camp Algonac Trip
The Sun opens sleeper reservations for its Camp Algonac excursion from July 27 to August 3. Tickets include rail transport by Big Four to Detroit and seven days at the camp with meals, priced at $20 for adults, $13.50 for children 5 to 12, and $6.50 for under five. Early booking urged at Sun counting rooms 123 E Ohio St.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Middle West
Indiana
Camp
Algonac
Detroit
Cigarette Baker Free Denies Tobacco Trust Ties
Oscar A. Baker denied being a tobacco trust representative in an indictment over offering $100 to Ananias Baker to influence a 1905 cigarette bill vote. The case, delayed by Ananias Baker’s death, involved custody of the $100 as Judge Pritchard considers disposition of the funds. Baker testified he represented another man tied to the trust.
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Pritchard
Hooton
Baker
Annias Baker
Oscar A Baker
John W. Kern
Ananias Baker
Oscar A. Baker
Oscar Baker
American Tobacco Company
The
Tobacco Trust
Canada
Europe
Marion
Ind
Teachers on vacation in White Water Valley
Indianapolis teachers from local schools spend part of vacation at Laurel in the White Water valley among hills. Names listed include Misses Alice Belle Zella and Gussie O Harr Miss Catherine Dunn Miss Laure Hanna Miss Kate Goldrick and Miss Prudence Cook.
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Indianapolis
Laurel
White Water Valley
Alice, Belle
Zella
Gussie O'Harr
Catherine Dunn
Laure Hanna
Kate Goldrick
Prudence Cook
Skinner Arrested in Purse Theft Claim
Albert Skinner 32% Hamilton Avenue was arrested Monday by Patrolmen Kerrins and Reynolds on a purse theft accusation by Haward Jones of 1 Davidson Street. The report states Skinner took a purse containing a small amount of change.
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Skinner
Albert Skinner
Hamilton Avenue
Kerrins and Reynolds
Haward Jones
Davidson Street
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