Roosevelt and Fairbanks Nominated by Chicago Convention
The Chicago Coliseum echoed as Theodore Roosevelt of New York and Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana were nominated for president and vice president respectively at the national Republican convention. Roosevelt received steady support from delegates while Fairbanks drew broad cheers and seconding speeches. The roll call confirmed the ticket with excitement high as campaigns open and Cortelyou and Dover prepared to lead the party.
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New York
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James Blaine Cashin
Huntsville
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Alabama
Black
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George A. Knight
California
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Kentucky
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Minnesota
Harry S. Cummings
Maryland
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Iowa
National Committee
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Commerce and Labor
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Elmer Dover
Hanna
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Robert R. Hitt
John Hay
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Senator Dolliver Nominates Fairbanks for Vice President
Chicago June 2 Senator Dolliver of Iowa placed Senator Fairbanks in nomination for the vice presidency in a tribute to Republican policies and to the dealers behind them. He praised Fairbanks as a statesman with universal goodwill and a commanding personality, a leader of the Senate and a tower of strength for the party.
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Dolliver
Iowa
Fairbanks
Republican Party
Pendecen Party
United States
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Theodore Roosevelt Chronology From Birth To Presidency
A compact, mixed chronology lists Theodore Roosevelt with birth in 1858 and roles including New York legislature member, delegate to the Republican convention, North Dakota rancher, New York mayoral candidate, civil service commissioner, New York police commissioner, assistant secretary of the navy, lieutenant colonel, New York governor, and vice president and president with various dates and milestones noted.
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Warvard College
New York
North Dakota
United States Civil Service
New York Police Commission
Local Baptists Hold Annual Sunday School Meeting
The State Baptist Sunday School Association opened its annual meeting at the Southdale Baptist Church on Thursday evening. About 20 delegates attend as the convention continues through Friday. Romance at School, a note on Miss Anna Lee Reagan and Walter Anthony Hess, both of Anheville, Md., wed Wednesday morning after meeting in the Boston School of Expression two years ago.
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Bouthalde Baptist Church
Nince
Walner Anthony Hess
Anna Lee Reagan
Anhéville
M. D
Boston School of Exprension
Admirers of Fairbanks Crowd Indiana Headquarters
Chicago reports June 2 describes Senator Fairbanks facing his fate with resignation and praise as admirers flood Indiana headquarters to congratulate him. He exchanges warm handshakes, offers polite responses, and remains vague on his vice presidential stance amid enthusiastic Hoosier support.
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Hin
Chicago
Fairbanks
Pointblank
Hoosier
Six Special Trains for Chicago Convention to St Louis
Six special excursion trains with four Pullman sleepers will run from Chicago to St Louis for the convention. Each of the three railroads, Illinois Central, Wabash, and Chicago and Alton, provides two trains. Free transportation is offered to delegates and newspaper men, with arrivals expected Friday night. Governor La Follette vows to keep campaigning despite credential committee reports.
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St. Tours
Tnree
Hliness Central
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Chicago & Alton
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Henatar Depew
Madison
Wis
Gov. la Follette
Wisconsin
Brightwood Water Works Will Not Be Cut Off
The Brightwood water works will not be shut down after a Board of Works meeting with about 23 residents. The system has not been on a paying basis since Brightwood became part of the city, with many using water for years without payment. A pamphlet plan will be used to adjust rentals. Residents offer higher payments for water and sprinkling, a proposal likely to be accepted in writing. Col Downing noted Brightwood has had no typhoid fever in over a year, strengthening support for continuing the Pure Water system.
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Chicago
Frank G. Black
New York
Roosevelt
Maine Woods
Puget
Republican Party
Lincoln
Hiptory
Brightwood
Board of Works
Authurb
Napecine
Lok
Col Downing
Twenty Dollar Bill Triggers City Wide Grief Incident
Generosity led Wy Clampitt and friends from Lebanon to Indianapolis for a night out. Patrolman Hurts arrested Ralph Anderson 12 and Fred and Laurian Nef 2 and 4, all of Lebanon, at Mlindia and Washington Streets as they attempted to change a $20 bill for soda. They claimed they planned a trip to see the city lights, but confessed to taking money from Orville Clamyatt to fund the outing. They were taken to police headquarters and later sent back to Lebanon.
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Indianapolis
Orville Clamyatt
Win
Red Fourie Clampitt
Frank Davidson
Boyayen
Quarrel Over Debt Sparks Saloon Shooting Incident
A quarrel over debt at Roylan's saloon on Capitol Ave led to a shooting that wounded Tom Hiner in the leg. Hiner was taken to City hospital with a bullet just below the flesh and not considered serious. Suspect William Hraddock fled. police have not located him.
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Marriti
Capitol Ave
Tom Hiner
William Hraddock
Hiner
Debte
Jury Discharges Meyberg Forgery Case After Hung Verdict
The Meyberg ticket forgery trial halted Thursday as the jury could not reach a verdict and was discharged. Wilton ordered a second trial. The case drew strong wartime rail traffic interest amid accusations of forging four tickets and a dramatic confrontation Wednesday between Judge Wilton and Attorney Spoon. The furor lasted about a day.
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Clubs Rally For Fairbanks Reception In Indianapolis
Political and Civil Clubs adopt The Sun's call to honor Senator Charles W. Fairbanks on his Chicago return. Merion, Columbia, and Southside clubs pledge full support with badges and hearty public welcome. Commercial Club and Mayor Holtzman also back the plan for a Marion clubrooms gathering with speeches and a large crowd.
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Marion
Awful Crime on Pine Street Leaves Child Attacked
A man on a bicycle abducted two year old Lillie Reel on Pine Street near Walnut as she walked to a nearby grocery. He forced acid into her mouth, injuring her throat and face while bystanders shouted and police seek the attacker. The child's mother and Mitchell Reel describe the alarm and the suspect as a slender man in blue overalls with a straw hat.
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Health officers’ school occupies state house for session
The third annual health officers’ school opened in the state house with the health officers presenting papers on municipal sanitation, hygiene, infant feeding, need for a state laboratory, tuberculosis prevention, and vital statistics. Dr W N Wishard presided as papers were delivered by Dr J N Taylor Crawfordsville Dr B C Loomis Vermilion county Dr Charles R Sowder Chicago Dr J W Hill St Joseph county Dr Arnold Klens Chicago and Dr Cresey Wilbur Lanning Michigan.
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State House
Supreme Court
W. N. Wishard
State Board of Health
Indiana
J. N. Taylor
Crawfordsville
B.C. Loomis
Vermilion County
Chares R. Sowder
City
J. W. Hill
St. Joseph County
Arnold Klens
Chiergo
Cresey Wilbur
Lanning
Mich
Unknown Sweetheart of Ed Cody Dies by Own Action
Ed Cody, who killed himself Wednesday morning after failing to quit drinking, left letters from a Los Angeles sweetheart revealing her deep affection and belief in his good character. Coroner Tutewller sent the body to Cody's Wapello relatives as they request. The trove suggests a troubled romance amid a fatal self–destructive act.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tutewller
Mary
Wapello
Petition Probes Corporate Utilities Rate Hike
A committee of patrons questions a Home heating company proposed rate increase from 17 to 31 cents. They scrutinize the financials including plant costs, expenditures, and earnings, noting recent capital and operating expenses. The discussion weighs a possible reasonable profit and safeguards for patrons against higher charges.
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Rowland Evans
David Wallace
Water Company
Charles C. Brown
Efficor
Minit Engineering Magazine
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Surrounding Area
Forecast for the next 36 hours calls for rising cloudiness and the chance of strong thunderstorms. Temperatures noted at 7 a.m. and noon, with a general expectant pattern toward unsettled weather through Thursday night and Friday.
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Verity
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