Roosevelt and Kinkade talk politics in New York
Judge Reynolds Kinkade of Toledo visited Col. Roosevelt at The Outlook offices for about thirty minutes. Roosevelt said no candidate would be endorsed this year and hinted at progressive platforms for Republican conventions. Several congressmen and officials called, denying political aims, as New York politics loomed over the Roosevelt meetings.
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New York
Reynolds Kinkade
Toledo
Outlook
Col. Roosevelt
Kinkade
Taft
Beverley
Judge Kincade
Judge Mincade
New York State
W. W. Cocks
Roosevelt
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
Foelker
Brooklyn
United States
Roosevelt Visit Fracas In Denver Over Public Reception
Denver residents debate who may host a public Roosevelt greeting on August 29 as Col. Roosevelt visits. The Colorado Live Stock association had planned an auditorium reception but the Spanish War veterans seized the hall for “Roosevelt day.” Paynter of the Live Stock group accuses veterans of meddling and insists Roosevelt attend only under their auspices. Possible personal intervention from the colonel may resolve the clash.
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David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
John J. Crimmins
Michael Dummond
Col
Edward Duffy
Daniel F. Conalan
Tammany Hall
Jacob A. Riis
Foelker
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
Sleep
Virginia
William Dinwiddie
William Williams
Denver
Germany
Colorado Live Stock Association
Colorado
Live Stock Association
Paynter
Drunkards in Chester Face City Authority Threats
Chester, July 19. Authorities plan to enforce a revived old law. Prominent attorney Joseph H. Hinkson says aldermen and justices of the peace can commit habitual drinkers to the state asylum.
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Chester
Joseph H. Hinkson
Wood to drive army reforms as chief of staff
Maj. Leonard Wood is named to succeed Maj. Gen. Franklin Bell as army chief of staff. He plans to intensify Roosevelt era physical tests for officers, possible island deployment details for the Philippines, and closer regular army militia cooperation while Gen. Carter becomes assistant chief and the former chief moves to California.
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Maj
Leonard Wood
Franklin Bell
Gen. Wood
Roosevelt
Tullippines
Wood
Carter
California
John Byersdorfer Denies Booze Sale in Police Court
In police court Monday afternoon three men testified they entered a house to order a drink but saloon keeper John Byersdorfer claimed they came to arrange wiring. Judge Collins found Byersdorfer guilty of conducting a blind tiger after liquor and cigars were found. He was fined 50 and costs. He was arrested Sunday.
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John Byersdorfer
Burton Avenue
Collins
Brersdorfer
Byersdorfer
Sundar
Bodies Found of Fire Victims Near Pier Fire
Two men believed to have died in the $600,000 Metropolitan Steamship pier fire were recovered from the North River today. Firefighters engaged in the investigation and recovery operation after the Saturday blaze at the pier in New York.
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New York
Metropolitan Steamship Company
North River
New Hampshire Suffrage Candidate Receives Support
Concord New Hampshire July 19 Mrs Marilla Ricker gains backing from Alice Hubbard wife of Elbert Hubbard East Aurora New York to speak in support of Mrs Ricker for governor It is understood Mrs Hubbard will offer the stamp of approval pending legal authorities consent.
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Concord
N. H
Marilla Ricker
New Hampshire
Alice Hubbard
Elbert Hubbard
East Aurora
N. Y
Hubbard
Ricker
Boys Save Home From Fourth Similar Fire
Two neighbor boys deterred a serious blaze at James Archer's home, 810 Bates Street, by acting quickly as a defective flue caused flames to leap near the shingle roof. The fire, the third of its kind at the house, was extinguished before firefighters arrived at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
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James Archer
Bates Street
Panama canal locks progress at Gatun
More than half a million cubic yards of concrete have been laid at Gatun locks near Panama, one quarter of the total needed at that site and one ninth of all concrete required for the locks.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Gatun
Woman Reveals Narie Clearing Office Tragedy
Chicago July 19 A jealous man Rigdon shot the woman he pursued then killed himself. The woman Emma Young aka Emma Denfex told police at St Luke's hospital that Fetzer was threatened. She said she feared Rigdon wanted them both killed and brought her half sister Mary Wilson—Theresa Trotman—into the office. The sisters, living with their mother and siblings at 617 Foster Evanston, moved from Washington DC weeks ago.
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Chicago
Charons W. Rigdon
Johbu
Fetzer
Emma Denfex
Emma Young
Evanston
Rigdon
Patrick
Luvin
Young
Mary Wilson
Theresa Trotman
Parry First Bidder For Post Office Auto Contract
D M Parry of Parry Auto company is the first Indianapolis firm to bid for furnishing three mail delivery autos. Postmaster Bryson aims to award the contract to a local Indianapolis firm and hopes bids come from local manufacturers and dealers. Service begins September 1 with the new machines.
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Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
Parry Auto Company
Bryson
Jail Breaker Gaucht Again
Frank Woolen aged 22 of 910 Concord street was recaptured after escaping the Marion county workhouse with three companions last October. They climbed to a second story window and hid in a stairway before entering an unbarred room on the second floor. Woolen, sentenced to one year for petit larceny, had 107 days remaining. Jesse Hood, a trusted inmate, fled in February and was chased over fences before being caught after a pursuit by bicycle officers Bastain and Dallane.
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Frank Woolen
Concord Street
Marion County
West Side
Jesse Hood
Hood
Wiliam Brown
Bastain
Dallane
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Missouri River
Northwest Pacific Coast
Idaho
Montana
United States
Mohridge
South Dakota
Seattle
Tacoma
Main
Northwest Townsite Company
Philadelphia
Boy Struck by Train Injures 15 Year Old
George Lang, 15, was seriously injured Monday afternoon when struck by a Big Four engine near the Indianapolis Abattoir plant on W Morris Street. Police could not determine exact cause. believed he rode a freight, jumped before the engine. Skull fractured and both shoulders broken. He was taken to City hospital.
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George Lang
Indianapoli Abattoir
W. Morris Street
City Hospital
Auto Kills Citizen and Dashes Ahead in Rhode Island
In Pawtucket on July 19 a joy ride ended tragically when a car struck and killed James O Rourke and seriously injured James Mallarkey as they walked along the road from Lonsdale to Woonsocket. Authorities hunt the owner and driver who did not stop.
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Pawtucket
Lonsdale
Woonsocket
James O'Rourke
James Mallarkey
Moral clash grips Indianapolis City Council session
Amid turmoil, five ordinances passed as Councilman Troy urged a moral perspective on prizefighting and public displays. The Board of Works fight over legal opinions and appropriations intensified as proposals covered annexations, name change to Speedway avenue, and funding for the Children’s Aid association.
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James E Troy
Troy
Indianapolis
Rubens
Copelaus
McCarthy
Owen
Council Board of Works
City Legal Department
Board of Works
Deony
Fortieth
Forty-second Streets
Monon
College Avenue
Wimball
Children’s Aid Association
Indiana Avenue
Speedway Avenue
Shank
Beech Grove
Census shows Madison County population 65 224
Washington July 19 census office reports 1910 enumeration figures for Madison County Indiana at 65 224, Harmon County Oklahoma 11 482, Lansford borough Bon county Pennsylvania 8 321, Bee County Texas 12 099.
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Washington
Madison County
Indiana
Harmon County
Oklahoma
Lansford Borough
Rbon County
Pennsylvania
Bee County
Texas
Suspect Held in Detroit Linked to New York Embezzlement Case
In Detroit authorities hold Dr. Fred W. Reimold also known as Harry Bradley and Harry Keeler and his wife. They await word from New York police who have sought a couple for weeks for the embezzlement of 13000 dollars per circulars from the New York department.
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Detroit
Mich
Fred W. Reimold
Harry Bradley
Harry Keeler
New York
New York Department
Reimold
Police probe strange death in Lafayette building
Russell Miller, 20, was found dead at his brother Edward Miller’s home near Elston in Lafayette Indiana. The coroner and police investigated the mystery after Miller left a social gathering with friends the previous night and said goodbye in his cheery manner before staying at the brother’s house.
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Lafayette
Ind
Russell Miller
Edward Miller
Miller
Social Workers Discuss Philanthropy at Fairview Meeting
The Social Workers' club met at Fairview settlement to discuss local philanthropy. Speakers included Miss Clara Wales on Dine Savings and Loan, Mrs. Loretta Ashby on Jacanet lots, Miss Cligda Robertson on domestic kitchen ignorance, Miss Anna Mock, C. S. Grout, and Prof J W Putnam. Next meeting set for August 3 at News summer camp in Cheeryvale.
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Social Workers’ Club
Fairview Settlement
Clara Wales
Dine Savings and Loan Association
Loretta Ashby
Cligda Robertson
Anna Mock
Grout
Charity Organization Society
J. W. Putnam
Butler College
J. L. Fieser
Cheeryvale
Rapid Cure Claims By Gilmer Medical Institute
The Gilmer Medical Institute offers free consultation and examination with a promise of cures for chronic diseases and deformities. They advertise permanent offices at 46 N Pennsylvania Street Suites D and E and claim quick, lasting results with guaranteed cure for accepted cases. They invite long standing, previously incurable cases and promise free services for three months for those who call before August 1.
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Dr. Gilmer Medical Institute
N. Pennsylvania Street
D and E
Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Terrace Garden Cafe Opens At Claypool Hotel
The Terrace Garden Cafe at Claypool Hotel opens at 6 00 p m Reserve tables and place dinner orders by telephone to enjoy the new dining space at the hotel.
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Claypool Hotel
Terrace Garden
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