Roosevelt in Africa Receives Elaborate Welcome and Feasts
The Roosevelt party in Soudan endured a lavish welcome with 1,000 native dancers and a special menu at Lake No. Roosevelt showed interest in the entertainment and planted a commemorative tree. In Washington, Capt. Fritz Duquesne warned the expedition may carry sleeping sickness, risking infection for the entire party.
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Cal
Col. Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt
Lade
Kuncheon
Lake No
Washington
Fritz Duquesne
German East Africa
Roosevelt
Roderic Prosch
Mr. Roosevelt
Gondokoro
Europe
America
Faversham Reveals Bare Feet In Stage Herod Act
The actor William Faversham explains his stage wardrobe for the role of Herod during Murat theater engagement. He notes the need to display bare feet in the final act as part of historical costume and performance demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faversham
Stephen Phillips
Herod
Mr. Faversham
Murat Theater
Faversham
Perry County Republicans hopeful for House seat
Charles T. Miller editor of the Canalton Enquirer and Charles Frickey Tell City postmaster toured Indianapolis on Wednesday and urged Republican strength in Perry County. They predicted a Perry County victory to replace John Sweeney in the Indiana House next winter, noting Sweeney has vacated the House bid to pursue a joint senatorial seat in Crawford Perry and Dubois. Efforts to recruit Senator Samuel Benz for the Democratic ticket yielded no response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Miller
Cannelton Enquirer
Charles Frickey
Tell City
Indianapolis
Frickey
Perry County
Miller
Perry
John Sweeney
Indiana
House of Representatives
Sweeney
Crawford,Perry and
Dubois
Samuel’ Benz
Beanz
Shippers Challenge Big Four Freight Rates
Indianapolis shippers seek relief from the Indiana Railroad Commission, charging unreasonably high Big Four rates on multiple 100 pound hauls from Indianapolis to towns like Taggart Lambert Waldron and Greencastle. The petition asks changes basing on Taggart and Lambert rates, with a hearing set for March 15 and cites a Vandalia precedent heading to the U.S. Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Enlines
Indiana Railroad Commission
Schnull & Co
Kerbly & New
Big Four
Taggart
Ind
Lambert
Waldron
North Vernon
Westside
Taggart. Ind
Carbon
Greencastle
Burnett
Pittsboro
Layton
Veedersburg
Waynetown
Crawfordsville
Moorefield
Clermont
Marion County
Brightwood
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
United States Supreme Court
Woman alleges men defrauded her in a deal
Libby Mitchell sues James White Warren township justice of the peace Harry Hilderbrand constable J G McCullough real estate agent and William T Huhn owner of property at Martindale avenue and Sixteenth street for 5000 damages alleging a midnight summons a forcible eviction February 1 1910 and removal of furniture and groceries while she lay ill with rheumatism in the leased building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James HE. White
Warren Township
Harry Hilderbrand
J. G. McCullough
William T. Huhn
Martindale Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Huhn
Libby Mitchell
Salvation Army February Relief Totals Reported
New aid applications reached 26 with 10 rejected after investigation. In February 110 families received aid, 96 got groceries, 35 received fuel, half ton each. Two families aided with rent, 15 with clothing, one transportation, seven meals, and 17 youth listed as furnished.
Harmon Named as Interests Pick for 1908 Democratic Ticket
The piece argues the Interests favor Harmon as a steady, Ohio-rooted nominee who can win in an off year and unite northern and southern factions. It contends Taft’s indecision loses ground to Roosevelt’s rising threat, while the East and South back Harmon to curb corruption and secure a favorable White House ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Aldrich
Cannon
Wall Street
Mississippi Valley
Republican Party
Middle West
Democratic Party
South
Bailey
Standard Oil
New South
Harmon
Indiana
Morgan
Cincinnati
New York
Harman
Ohio
Bryan
East
John Johnson
Marshall
Johnson
Washington
Gov
Tion
Marehall
White House
Smock and Thomas Seek Divorce Over Alleged Cruelty
Thomas Smock sues Mary Smock for divorce claiming she ran away with household furniture and refused to return, wasting his earnings and showing gross cruelty. He alleges she refused to prepare his meals. Jessie Thomas also seeks divorce from Lessie Thomas, alleging lack of financial support while he works for a Chicago theatrical agency.
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Thomas Smock
Mary Smock
Jessie Thomas
Lessie Thomas
Chicago
Indianapolis liquor license notices flood Ward 11 to 15
The notice lists several Indianapolis residents including Albert South Theonore Marks and Jamies Healey applying to Marion county Board of Commissioners at the April 1910 term for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights Their business locations are given with street addresses and lot references across Center and Ward Nos 11 12 14 15 in outfits described as rooms in frame buildings and some with pool table privileges, in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Virginia Avenue
Albert
Washington
Wood
White River
Washington Street
Theonore Marks
State of Indians
Russell Avenue
Russells’ Heirs
Ccntron
Iteres
T. Duffey
Oliver Avenue
Clark
West
Indianaplis
Priv Hogen
Jamies Healey
Board of County Commissioners
Largo
Rautl B. Marks
State of Indiana
Ashington St
Mahonty
Pune
Eva Tanguays Hatpin Case Stirs Louisville Court
Musical comedy star Eva Tanguay was brought to Louisville city court on a charge of stabbing stage hand Clarence Hess with a hatpin. Hess is too badly hurt to attend. doctors fear the wound may have penetrated the intestines. The case is continued to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Eva Tanguay
Clarence Hess
Hess
Marriages and visits span cities in a busy social note
Mrs. St Clefr Berry and Mr. Berry return from Florida. James Burks arrive in New Smyrna, Florida. Emma Messing in New York. W P Maiott visiting Martinsville. Julia Harrison back from Pittsburg. Mrs. Thomas B Noble hosts Friday for sister Mrs. Osborne of Duluth. Dorothy Rose Mahalowitz and Jacob L Slutsky wed at Fletcher avenue home with Rabbi Massing. plan to reside in Chicago. Out of town guests include Fishman family of Jackson Tennessee and Veedersburg pair, Kreuss aunt, and Mrs Sacha Mahalowitz of Terre Haute. Marian Hooton and Charlee Runyan wed in Terre Haute. Rev Hadnes officiates. couple to reside there. guests include Hill, Snapp, Axtell of Danville. Runyans of Louisville. Hooton grandfather. Jeanette Hill of Danville. Mrs Lincoln Armstrong and Dean Armstrong.
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Mary OF
Catherine Wiesel
Germany
Raphael Wissel
Moant Cassino
Italy
Joseph Wisser
Philadelphia
Amin
Titus
Pittsburg
Jos
Raphael Wisser
S. R
New York
Catherine
Max
Dorothy Rose Mahalowitz
M. Mahalowits
Jacob L. Slutsky
Fletcher Avenue
Rabbi Mayer Massing
Chicago
Harry Fishman and
Gons
Horace and
Sylvane Fishman
Jackson, Tenn
Harry and
Albert Pealman
Veedersburg
Hose Kreuss
Marian Hooton
R. A. Hooten
Charlee Runyan
Terre Haute
North Alabama Street
M. L. Hadnes
Louisville
Hooton
Jeanette Hill
Danville, Ll
Lincoln Armstrong
Dean Armstrong
Ind
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Big
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B&b
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F. W. Huechtker
the Hamilton Storage CO
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Ohio Street
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R. W. Magee & Co
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Bernd Bros. Wagons Co
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Richmond
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Treanor
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Secman
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Woodruff
Delaware
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Delaware St. Tinea
Old Prospect
Katard
Massachusetta Arenua
Verve Ices
Totcetiker
Tutewler & Low
George Barmann
Undertaler
Delaware Street
A. E. Shirle
West Michigan Street
Old Main
Renihan & Blackwell
W. Obie Street
Whitsett, Titus & Hiley
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Main
Funeral Direct Clore
Adams Krieger
Moter Barber College
P. O. Box
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Enon
Indiana Dental Nems
Uae
Eeelve Patien
Pennsylvania
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Ulindie Street
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William Gray
Miabare
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Web
James E. Ward
Frank B. Flanner
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction
Rushville
Connersville
Greensburg
Ghedebyville
tActon
Mrs. St. Clefr Berry
Florida
James Burks
New Smyrna, Fila
Emma
Messing
W. P. Maiott
Martinsville
Julia Harrison
Thomas B. Noble
Mrs. Osborne
Duluth
Ea Howse
Alsmionum
Kea
Souther
Fee
Vaal Om
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction
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Napolie
SR. Neeererse
Seymour Aratty
Seymour
Eeeee
Columbus
Indianapoli 2
Hastamx Sraclion UR
Jenve
Lee
Dia Geena Tetas
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