President Roosevelt Names Fairbanks as Vice President Candidate
Washington March 4 President Roosevelt selected Senator Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana for second place on the Republican ticket. The announcement follows extensive private talks with Fairbanks and allies who say the choice aligns with the president’s wishes. Representatives indicate that if changes occur Hemenway could succeed Fairbanks in the Senate.
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Wasitington
Shelomera
Clares Warren Fairbatks
Rowelt
Hemenway
Mr. Fairbanks
Senate
Death by Cyanide A New Jersey Hotel Case
F AL Fisher, a salesman about 40, killed himself with a pound of cyanide of potassium found in his hotel room in New Jersey. He retired after eating the poison, leaving only a card bearing Atlantic City names Anna Dowd and Cris Pergeon. Police and hotel owner note he talked to guests earlier and appeared unwell before his death.
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New Jersey
F. AL
We California
Prietor
Atlantic 1
Miss Anna Dowd
Atlantic-age
Atlantic City
Cris Pergeon
Fisher
Tashi
Oni
Sea Isle City
Two Men Die After Stock Elevator Breaks at Plant
Two men, c. White of 802 S West St and August Keesley of Missouri and Sharpests, suffered severe injuries after the stock elevator cable broke at the Callin-Meten er packing plant. White sustained a compound fracture and internal injuries, likely fatal. Keesley had a deep cut and serious bruising. condition critical. The elevator broke Friday, sending a whirling scaffold three stories down. the accident was caused by a broken cable.
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C. © White
S. West St
Keesley
Missouri
Callin-Metener Packing Company
Yom
Partly cloudy forecast for Indiana and nearby states
Weather forecast notes increased cloudiness and rising temperatures with southerly winds. Local notices report a postponed Stabat mater concert at Ronerix Park church now rescheduled for March 15 and mention various unrelated ad listings and services.
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Indiana
Ronerix Park Church
Of Answer The Host Ice And Cold Storage Company
A brief item notes actions involving the Host Ice and Cold Storage Company, outlining a dispute or inquiry pertaining to its operations, with emphasis on responsibilities, filings, or regulatory interactions affecting its business activities.
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the Host Ice and Cold Storage Company
Dividends Denied Allegations In Receiver Case
The Holt storage company answers in the circuit court denying Henry G. Bales's complaint for a receiver. It claims dividends averaged over 7 percent, says directors voted against complained actions, and asserts no misconduct. It describes stock uses, loans backed by warehouse receipts, and specifics on Keach’s storage charges and favored treatment.
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Henry €. G. Bales
Gonsumers’ Ice Company
Holt Jes Aed Aly Storage Company
Eirenin
Bais
Nes Eiu
Chen
Rals
Fran Stelt
Stuch
Euler
Chirce
Com. Ny
Ista
Short
Syytles
Tria
W. N
Tttis
Consumers’ Fee Company
Holts
Reid
Holt Company
Consumers’re Company
J.G. Schnitter & Co
Ius
James T. Keach
Keaeh Pais
Clerk Denies License Over Color Line Obstacle
A marriage license was refused by Clerk Davis after he doubted the woman's colored blood. The couple faced a dispute as a sister present, with the process stalled until an affidavit from a disinterested witness could verify the claim of mixed heritage.
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Willkim
Bartz
Couniverterk Davis
Davin
Russians and Japs May Have Big Fight
Japanese and Russian combatants possibly prepare for a major clash as tensions rise in the Asia theater amid war talk. The potential confrontation underscores shifting alliances and strategic moves by both sides.
Clar's Fleet Will Sail After Repairs In Port Arthur
Port Arthur dispatch reports repair work on Metisgan and Cairewent ships after February torpedo attack. Other damaged vessels ready for sea. Russian and Japanese moves analyzed. Kuropatkin HQ noted at Liao Yang. Weather mild, quiet in northern Manchuria. Chinese officials translate war bulletins. Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna urges portable churches for troops. Korean secretary residence blown up. five peddlers' guild suspects arrested. King Edward interviews Count Beauford?
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London
Port Arthur
Metisgan
Caarewiteh
Manchuria
St, Petersburg
Seoul
Korea
Japan
Presidents urged wage dispute settlement rumor flares
Rumor circulated among miners and operators that President Roosevelt wired John Mitchell and Frank Robbins to urge an amicable wage settlement to avert a strike. Mitchell denied receiving any telegram from the president, and the rumor drew widespread comment in the Claypool corridor.
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Claypool
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
Frank Robbins
THE
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Mitchell
Prominent figures miss the promi convention gathering
In a strained report from the county convention, Hitz and Newlin were not present while attendees including Clark, secretary Willen Fo Clark, and several listed officials debated leadership. Disjointed remarks touched on wages and constitutional matters as officers were appointed and committee lines drawn.
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Aiea
Remy Pralay
Ted
Watson
WV. Pa
Th. Cowell
Cea Watson
Supreme Court
Aselsier
Thirty One Fine Pictures At Lamis Gallery
A collection of thirty one paintings in oil and watercolor by Adams, Stele, Foreyth, Purdy, Stark, Roo, and Gruetle is shown at the Lamis Gallery. Prices are listed and a sale is expected within days.
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Lamis Ole
Os Adams
T. C. Stele
William Foreyth
Purdy
de Stark
Gruetle
Alexion
World’ Git Commission
Fragmented report hints at crimes and church demolition plans
The excerpt references burglary, arrests, and a plan to tear down a new church in New York and Indianapolis area, with mentions of Mount Jackson sanitarium and various companies. It notes increased capital stock for several firms and legal notices amid a patchwork of garbled OCR.
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Abel Lacaler
Mount Jackson
Furst
New York
Indianapolis
Oak tree felled near Terre Haute for lumber and posts
In Terre Haute Indiana today Harry Wardruff and William Osborne felled a large oak south of town. The tree measured five feet at the base and yielded about 1000 feet of good lumber, 22 cords of wood and 60 fence posts were cut from it.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Harry Wardruff
William Osborne
Coal Mine Strike Tensions With Operators Reportedly Halted
Report states miners and operators discuss a 3 percent wage compromise to avert a threatened large strike. Ohio mine inspector M. J. Ratehford and others push negotiations while Republicans and national committees seek influence. Meetings adjourn as miners fear political maneuvering amid rising tensions.
Sub-scale committees adjourn as miners and operators meet
A joint sub committee of miners and operators met on Friday to draft a report on reuniting scale communities. The committee expects to approve its report and by Saturday morning the joint conference will hear the committee’s conclusions.
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Feminers
Two Killed By Train In Indiana Rural Roadway
In Valparaiso Indiana March 4 Henry and George Branke were struck by a fast train on a road in Unis county and killed instantly. The incident is described as a tragic accident with two men losing their lives in a rural setting. In Toledo Ohio March 4 Mrs Laura Patton was granted a divorce from Rev Fy Patton the boy preacher accused of neglect and other charges. A medical advertisement extols Piso cures for consumption as a factual remedy for coughs and cold providing a general health claim.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Kents
Unis County
Henry
George Branke
Toledo
Laura Patton
Fy Fh. Patton
Wilson's Drug Cure Ad at Milnols and Maryland
Advertisement for Wilson's K. K. cure labeled as Wilon's Rough Kura a cough and cold remedy claimed to prevent pneumonia. Recommends purchase at the corner of Milnols and Maryland streets with emphasis on medicine for respiratory ailments.
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Senator Fairbanks
Washington
Charles W. Fairbanks
James A. J Hemenway
F. AL Fisher
Wulschnera
Eugene E. Noel
Halcyon Block
Davis
Sta
Clar
Kuropatkin
Liao-Yang
Manchina
ST. Peterbborg
Na« Veemya
Adivostak
aNeve
Pere Arthur
al Maren
Uhal
ST. Petersburg
Elizabeth Feodoramna
George Alexanderoviten
Count Beackendorff
Engshan
Edward
Hitz
Newlin
Criminal Court
Entsieres
Ren Benatar
Ho Roberts
Lawrence
DR. Heary
Ho Camgitt
Broad
Washirgton
Roberte Warman
WB Putin
Nmiiles
Reselitiens
RPL
Whiner Sd. Witsen
Iine
John WW
Dresslee Vant i
Bo Wareen
George Hivg
Aid Hark
Meir
Standant Coal and Supply Reapane
Board of Works
Fourteenth
Fiftweonth-st
Theresent Northaert Orneave
Twenty-first-st
Barrington
ST. Louis
Marely
Barringtet
Satur Anfterneesn
Goy. Durbin
Labar-ceiaiissioner
Cormick
Oder Commisstoney
Labor Commission
Gueverner
Hesun Subjeet
Deans
Babcock
Wie
Meron
Paman Eabeerk
Zposteton
John Lauler
Lowell Vehinieer
Mito
Lite
Peennines Cata
Cubdean Company
Indzinapolis
Capie Wai
Fla
Cond
Deller Oil Company
Mame
Caple Tal
Mercer Company
Beemmur
Capital
Teo
Anatedd Bratte Imps
Connerervile
Tanna
Stevens 5
Nd Oil Company
Abbott Oo Sanitarium «Company
Fort Wayne
Chicago
M. J. Ratehford
Ohio Mid
Mitchel
Briley
Vie
Hinskink
Iit
Ehfort
Ninera
J. ¥. Borden
United Mine Workers of America
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