Garfield Run For Governor By Administration Amid Convention Surprises
Ohio political scene swirls as Garfield supporters press for governor while Taft administration factions maneuver at Columbus. Burton signals tacit backing of Garfield amid machine politics. Kinkade toying with delegation strategy. dark horse unlikely until third ballot.
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Cleveland, CO
Buckeye
Columbus
United States
Burton
Beverly
Hot Springs
James R. Garfield
Interior
Cox
Cincinnati
O. B. Brown
Dayton
Brown
Carmi A. Thompson
Warren G. Harding
Garfield
Kincade
R. R. Kinkade
Toledo
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Kinkade
Federal
Thompson
Harding
Sixteen battleships to make big cruise in Atlantic
Washington July 21 Sixteen battleships will mobilize in the Atlantic next November for a cruise to European ports. The fleet, approved by Beekman Winthrop and Rear Admiral Lenton Schroeder, will split into divisions to gain command experience. After visits, they head to Gibraltar on December 20 for Christmas, then to Guantanamo by January 16. Destroyers depart New York November 1 visiting several ports, while battleships tour Mediterranean ports by a crowded schedule detailing pairs of ships and destinations.
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Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Gibraltar
Guantanamo
Torpedo Division
New York
Ponta Delgada
Leghorn
Algiers
Madeira
San Juan
Mediterranean
Connecticut
Michigan
Villefranche
Naples
Delaware
North Dakota
Toulon
Genoa
Louiisiana
South Carolina
Phalerum Bay
Alexandria
Kansas
New Hampshire
Georgia
Nebraska
Barcelona
Lisbon
Rhode Island
Virginia
Marseilles
Minnesota
Vermont
Mississippi
Idaho
Classified Bids Save State Money
The article notes that adopting classified notices to bidders allows township trustees to invite smaller local dealers to bid against larger firms. It explains that dividing supplies into classes enables dealers to bid on individual classes rather than the total amount, increasing competition and yielding savings.
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State Board of Accounts
Democrats Probe All Offices Promise Expanded House Committees
Washington July 21 Representative Ollie M. James of Kentucky said Democrats will form nine investigating committees for executive departments to expose extravagance graft and abuses. He claimed Republicans spent lavishly and vowed the party can run the government for 500 million dollars yearly, criticizing billion dollar congresses and proposing limited tariff changes including revising the wool schedule.
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Washington
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
House
Aldrich
Democratic Party
Senate
Bat Masterson Sees Old Friends in Trinidad
Bat Masterson and Alfred Henry Lewis visited Trinidad on their way from Reno to New York City. The pair recalled Masterson’s 1882 83 term as Trinidad marshal and Lewis’s livery stable days, sharing stories with old friends and reviving past happenings.
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Trinidad
Col
Reno
New York City
W. B
Bat) Masterson
Southwest
New York Telegraph
Alfred Henry Lewis
Alvest
Postpone Rally Meeting of FE G Lewis Chapter
The rally meeting of the FE G Lewis chapter of the People's University, endowed by the American Woman's League, scheduled for Friday evening at Mrs J W Bandy's home at 2016 Cooper Street, has been postponed to Friday evening July 20.
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FE. G. Lewis
The
People’s University
American Woman's League
Cooper. Street
Auto Gift To Indianapolis Trade Association
An Overland automobile with Indian apolis Trade Association branding on both sides was presented Thursday to the association by Will H. Brown, vice president of the Overland company. W. J. Dobyns, secretary, drove it around the city to visit members, completing the rounds in 30 minutes that would have taken two hours on foot.
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Overland
Indianapolis Trade Association
Will H. Brown
The
Over
W. J. Dobyns
Association
Army Needs Young Men Says Wood
New York July 21 Major General Leonard Wood urged that the United States require a standing army of young aggressive men. He warned that a veteran force loses enthusiasm and recruits are more responsive to commands.
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Wood
New York
United States
Leonard Wood
Patched US flag signals reform in federal offices
Washington July 21 a patched United States flag flown from the department of commerce and labor roof illustrates the waning waste and new retrenchment in government running expenses. Officials inspect pens pencils and paper issuance with names and dates. More flags with 48 stars may follow when New Mexico and Arizona join the union.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
New Mexico
Arizona
Panora bankers injured in Des Moines auto crash
Max Culbertson cashier of Panora Citizens State Bank is expected to die and P Hart Henry H Warner and Edward Jennings well known Panora businessmen were badly hurt when their auto struck a heavy fence post in Des Moines area Thursday.
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Des Moines
Max Culbertson
Panora Citizens State Bank
P. Hart
Henry H. Warner
Edward Jennings
Panora
Here
Smoking Cigarettes Among Women Drawn to Reform Fight
New York July 21 Mrs Lucy Page Gaston founder of the Anti Cigarette league labels cigarette smoking widespread among college girls society women and wealthy women in New York She plans to write a letter of rebuke to Miss Eleanor Sears Boston society leader and says league will target Mrs Longworth and even the men if possible Her remarks focus on private and public smoking among women and imply moral depravity among some upscale smokers.
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New York
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Eleanor Sears
Boston Society
Lucy Page Gaston
Chicago
Anti-Cigarette League of American
Washington
Miss Sears
League
Longworth
Mail by Auto Mail in England Expands for London
London July 21 The postmaster general keeps rail rates in check by competing with trains in moving mail. Auto mobile post office trucks now serve Portsmouth Dover Hastings Southampton and Birmingham and intermediate towns within 6 to 10 hours from London. The service, cheaper than rail, delivers sorted mail by early morning in towns 50 to 150 miles away.
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London
England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portsmouth
Dover
Hastings
Southampton
Postoffice
Birmingham
Post Office
Dwight for Schurman
Congress man Dwight announces on Thursday that Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell is his choice for governor of New York after meeting with Taft.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Dwight
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell
New York
Taft
Funeral Directors Listings and Obituary Fragments
Funeral notices list William C Jaus aged 59 at 1728 S Meridian St death July 19 1910 viewing and private burial Crown Hill. James W Dudley son of John W and Mary aged 16 6 6 died July 19 1910 residence 507 Bell St funeral July 22 30 p m at residence. Hettie J Martin wife of David at 864 W 29th St funeral July 22 2 p m Crown Hill. Mary Mowrer died July 20 residence 1432 Central Ave remams to Newcastle Indiana. Cynthia Aldrich widow 75 funeral from 1121 College Ave Friday 2 p m. Funeral directors listed including Tutewiler Son Johnson Hassler Shirkey Adams Krieger Herrmann, Whitsett Titus Hiley, Stigman Co and Flanner Buchanan.
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Jaus
William C
Dence
S. Meridian Street
Noo
Crown Hill
Dudley
James Walter
John W
Mary Dudley
Bell Street
Martin
Hettie J
David Martin
Deaconess
W. Tweny-ninth Street
Mowrer
Mary
James M. Mowrer
Central Avenue
Newcastle
Ind
Aldrich
Cynthia
J. D. Aldrich
J. F. Aldrich
College Avenue
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Tutewiler & Son
Johnson& Hassler
Massachusetts
A. E. Shirley
Michigan Street
Adams & Krieger
Undertaker
George Herrmann
S. Delaware St
Tad Des Benar
Flanner & Buchanan
ACME
Meridian St
F. E. Thomas
S. West ST
Call Main
GEM Stag
Pare
W. Pratt ‘St
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East Market
E. Market
Indianapolis
Central Loan Association
State Life Building
East Washington Street
Phone of Loan CO
Lombard
Washington ST
State Loan CO. Cor
Pennsylvania
Wash
Sts
D. BH. Tolman
Indiana
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Mal
Moler Barber College
Central Business College
Holliday Building
New City Hall
Alabama
Westlake Construction CO
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JOS. Houch
Bloom's
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the Circle
Fred
Llinois
Packers
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Clayton
Meridian
Washington Sts
Lybroth N
Louis Fuler
Washington St. T
Inter-State Car Company
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Woodruff
Wa Hee Eae
Burtons
Hayes Bros
Indi
Aba Ave
Thompson Supply CO
Beltin Gee Miller
Rubby Polk
Call North
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North Side
Bear
N. Linois Street
Tf J. R. Williams & Son
S. Capitol Ave
Main
Peri Bernd Bros. Wagon CO
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Roome Na
Sheglbat's
Bsal Estate
T. J. Brigg
Eeu Ran Farms
Zensche Bldg
Paria
M. J. Moore
Indiana Trust Co
Business Guide
SN A IE Iia
J. G. Brown
Old Pheas
W. Kammerdiener
Oter
Puarantees Ark
Afanapolis
L. Peterson
Ginla Ave
Low Page Thompson Halliday
Getts Avenue
Otto Formes
Howard's
Dreithaler & Martin
Upjon
E. Market and
Circle
Indiana Electrotype CO
Advance Electrical CO
Wayne Ave
Home Builders
Marion County Realty CO
American Central Life
Carl Rk.ros’t
N. Illinois
Waterss Eee
H. Gens
Main Spring
Hnois St
American Star Laundry
Madison Ave
Xpound
Royal Laundry
North Et
Formes Light CO
Illinois
Tf Masseuse
Battle Creek
Della Carson
Massachusetts Ave
Dat
Alabama St
New Jersey St
Ohio St
Arne
DR. Bic
W. Market St
DE. Miller
N. Uinofs St
R. W. Magee & CO
Truss
Ees Ee Eee
Enema
Cane Tol Avenue
Cal
Hamilton
W. Huechter
Aparaaraaariar
D. P. Stirk CO
N. East St
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Palace Hotel
N. New Jersey Pt
Old Main
Cana Canal
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