Garfield Urges Public Good Before Party in Insurgent Clash
Ex secretary James R. Garfield told the Tippecanoe club in Cleveland that public welfare must come first for Republicans. He criticized stand patters and insurgents, signaling ongoing turmoil in Ohio and national party leadership amid ties to Roosevelt and Taft. He urged Americans to support leaders who pursue the common good.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Wade Ellis
Taft
Mia
New York
Empire State
Garfield
Yatt
Roosevelt
Astatione i
Forester Gifford - Winchot
Rarteld
Must Face Murder Charge Once More in Noblesville
Prosecutor Gentry issues a warrant for James W. Hensley on first degree murder for Enoch McClintock's death two years ago. The arrest will occur after Hensley finishes his current penitentiary term for Walker McClintock's murder. Hensley, an Indianapolis machinist, allegedly killed the father and son following a dispute with Miss Mary McClintock, Walker’s daughter, as family efforts to keep him away from the farm failed.
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Noblesville, Ind
Gentry
James W. Hensley
Hensley
Enoch McClintock
Walker McClintock
Enoch Hensley
Indianapolis
Mary McClintock
Forsakes Ministry So Family Can Live
Rev. George H. Reibold, 45, longtime pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Hope, Ind, will resign to become superintendent of schools in Monticello, Ky, earning 2200 dollars a year. He says the move will better provide for his family, renewing his salary by about 100 percent. Reibold gained prominence in revival efforts through heavy newspaper advertising, which led to about 200 converts. His daughter is funding part of her Indiana University education by waiting tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Store Burned After Threat in Kentucky
Morganfield Kentucky March 25 Fire causing two hundred thousand dollars in damage began in the Green River department store and damaged several nearby buildings. The owners Kohn and Horge received a blackhand letter threatening destruction of their store and arson is suspected.
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Morganfield
Green River
Kohn & Horge
Squares in Spring Suit Affects Mind
Walter Jones, colored, stared long at his new spring suit patterns and savagely tried to tear the clothes. Friends overpowered him and he has since recovered. Believed the unusual pattern caused temporary mental imbalance. Also ad copy for Bromo Quinine laxative and G. J. Singer & Sons suits.
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Brazil
Walter Jones
City votes to oil downtown streets to curb dust
Mayor Shank and the Board of Public Works approve oiling Washington Street between Illinois and Pennsylvania as an experiment to curb dust. Spokane officials say oiling saves money versus daily sprinkling and favor oiling Oliver Avenue and Shelby Street. Shank supports oiling Michigan Street to Tibbs Avenue for Speedway traffic next week.
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Shank
Board of Works
Washington Street
Board of Public Works
Parks
Denver
Col
Oliver Avenue
Shelby Street
Michigan Street
Tibbs Avenue
Bookkeeper Arrested In Missing 3300 At Livestock Firm
Cel Arthon a bookkeeper is jailed in Livingston Montana on an alleged theft of about 3300 from Harrell Tibbs Gish and Co live stock brokers. He will be taken back for trial after detectives traced him from Vincennes Indiana. Earlier reports said he was short 3200 in accounts.
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Cel Arthon
Harrell, Tibbs, Gish & Co
Livingston
Monnt
Arthon
Vincennes
Ind
Police dragnet widens after third West Side blast
Chicago police launched a citywide dragnet following the third West Side bombing in weeks. Early inquiries focused on J. O. Lindley, once partner of Robert D. Lincoln, owner of a Halstead street club where the blast occurred. The device matched earlier bombs, wrapped in lead sheeting with a long fuse.
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Chicago
West Side
J. O. Lindley
Robert D. Lincoln
S. Halstead Street
Damages Sought in Patoka River Coal Company Suit
Samuel R. Walfman and company directors sue William J. Welsh and the Bing hamton Trust for 200000 alleging fraudulent inducement of a property transfer related to the Patoka River Cone and Coke mines. Walfman, former superintendent at the Martwell mines, claims the 2460 acre Hartwell mines property is worth over 400000 and a buyer was found but transfer refused.
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Hartwell
Hendricks Orators Speak Here Tonight
Hendricks county high schools hold their annual oratorical contest at Tomlinson hall Indianapolis tonight with ten of eleven schools represented and Plainfield absent. Each speaker arrives by a special carload of root ers. Judges include John S. Kenyon Butler College F W Ristine Wabash Ebert Caldwell DePauw on composition and delivery Dr FL McConnel DePauw President Horace Ellis Vincennes President O B Whitaker Union Christian College.
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Danville
Hendricks County
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Plainfield
John S. Kenyon
Butler College
F. W. Ristine
Wabash
Andebert Caldwell
Blind Physician, 90, Celebrates Birthday
Danville Indiana reports Dr. M. G. Parker aged ninety celebrated his ninetieth birthday yesterday. He is blind yet active and unaware of his impairment as he walks and talks as if he could see. Specialists offer no explanation for his condition.
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Danville
Ind
M. G. Parker
Hendricks County
Roosevelt Protected by Secret Police in Cairo Visit
Theodore Roosevelt refused government protection but authorities kept a strong guard to prevent attacks or demonstrations by radical nationalists. He and his party stayed at the Mena House near the pyramids and Shepheard's hotel, with crowds of Europeans and locals hoping for a glimpse. Mrs. Grover Cleveland joined Mrs. Roosevelt at a dinner hosted by Cleveland Dodge.
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Cairo
Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Col. Harvey
Mr. Roosevelt
Mena House
Pyramids
Shepheard
America
Rosevelt
Shepheards
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland Dodge
New York
Dixon of Indiana a Rules Member
Washington March 23 With scarcely the semblance of a struggle the Democratic members of the House last night elected the four minority members of the enlarged rules committee Champ Clark Oscar Underwood Lincoln Dixon Indiana John Fitzgerald New York A long list of candidates received scattering votes The total vote of the caucus was 140 which required 71 votes to elect The expected fight on Representative Fitzgerald because of his attitude on the rules question at the beginning of the present congress when he with 23 other Democrats left the leadership of Champ Clark and voted with the Republicans materialized early in the meeting but failed to accomplish any definite result Representative Sims of Tennessee headed the factions which opposed the selection of Fitzgerald and introduced a resolution proposing to instruct the Democratic members to support a resolution to provide for the election by the House of 2 committee to select all of the standing committees which power of selection is now vested in the speaker The maximum strength shown by the followers of Sims was 59 which they polled against a motion to adjourn.
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Washington
House
Enlarged Rules Committee
Champ Clark
Missouri
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
John Fitzgerald
New York
Representative Slayden
Texas
Fitzgerald
Sims
Tennessee
House of 2
Man steals suit from friend and sells it for $2
Charles Schultz stole his friend William Hogan's Sunday suit and sold it for two dollars. Detectives Haley and Stewart arrested Schultz last night after he admitted the theft. He was seen near Hogan's home at 726 West Street and apprehended at 826 Chadwick Street. clothes recovered from a second hand store.
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Charles Schultz
William Hogan
Schultz
Haley
Stewart
Hogan
West Street
Sehnitz
Sehultts
Chadwick Street
Salvation Army Delivers Groceries to Destitute Couple
The Salvation Army distributed groceries to a couple on Mulberry Street. The husband is aged and unable to work, while the wife cares for him and cannot seek employment.
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Salvation Army
Mulberry Street
A Little Thing Changes the Home Feeling
A Wisconsin mother writes that coffee caused headaches and irritability while Postum improved health and mood for her and her family. She notes her husband and daughter avoided bilious attacks after switching, and she no longer suffers headaches. The letter promotes Postum as a mood changer and family aid.
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Wellville
Editors Avoid Resolutions On Marshall Plan Marathon Meeting Planned
The Indiana Democratic Editorial association delegates decided not to issue a resolution on Gov. Marshalls suggestion for the state convention to nominate the party’s U S Senate candidate. They set their summer meeting for June 23 2495 at French Lick. Editor J P Simons favored Laporte invitation to French Lick to avoid perceptions of close ties to Tom Taggart. Joseph H Shea of Seymour announced his candidacy for senator. The group showed an antagonistic stance toward the Marshall suggestion.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Gov. Marshall
French Lick
J. P. Simons
Monticello
Laporte
Tom Taggart
Joseph H. Shea
S Seymour
Marshall
Fort Wayne Agriculture College to Teach by Mail
The correspondence College of Agriculture of Fort Wayne has been incorporated with a capital stock of 50,000 dollars. Directors include Fred H. Pocock and L. P. Drayer of Fort Wayne and other Ohio capitalists. The school will run an experimental station and teach via papers and books mailed to students and returned for correction at the college.
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Correspondence College of Agriculture of
Fort Wayne
Fred H. Pocock
L. P. Drayer
Ohio
Why You Are Thin How to Get Fleshly Method for Gaining Weight
An advertisement claims a home remedy can increase weight and health for those naturally thin or recovering from illness. It describes a blended medicine, its components, dosing, and the expected effects on digestion, blood, nerves, and appetite. It advises weighing before starting and drinking water between meals.
All Wool Suit To Order For 12.75 From Local Tailor
Ss. J. Singer & Sons advertises an all wool suit made to order for 12.75, compared with 25 charged by other local tailors. The note cites a wool mill claim and lists 43 W. Washington.
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G. J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Sime
Ss. J. Singer & Sons
W. Washington &T
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Interior
James R. Garfield
Noblesville
G. H. Reibold
Hope
E.W. Grove
Bates Barber Shop
West Market Street
Oiliays
Illinois
Pennsylvania Street
Gorge E. Kessler
Carl Arthon
Livingston, Mont
Samuel H. Wulfman
William J. Walsh and Trust Co
Petersburg
Hendricks
Dixon
United States
Reseda
Skinner
Panama
Mrosenel Co
Paris
Paris Point
GentSorick Store
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Ender
Crescent and
Barnes White Flyer Bicycles
C. Koehring & Bro
Virgin
Peart
Maine
Arans Borden
Ean Babbitt
Jackson’s Perfection Coffee
Penn
STC
Pel
Tishelby Sr
Wash
Senate Ave
New Fhone PI
D Tea
Wwe
Alabama St
Clifton Ave
Rocery CO
Wash. St
E. Pearl St
Mer
F. St. Clair St
Irdiana Ave
Oliver Ave
North
The
Merchants National Bank
J. & K. Ladies’ Shoe Parlor
Pennsylvania St
Lord & Tsylor
Onyx” Hosiery
Tom EnOu
Shubert Murat
Hackest
N. Y
Turning Pont” Company
Edwin Stevens & CO
Guardy
the Devil
Tom Walker
Howard
Howard Chadwick
Bootblack
Quartette
Chassiao Bos & Tip CO
Billian
Ashley Kinodrome
Park Spoone
Ser Euavs
Miss Spooner
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
Colonial Vasitine
Wilson Franklyn Fai
Polk & Pag
Stata Pear
Ren
Lauren Bransby
Wiliams
Murphy & Francis
Celentze
Ase Bee Romating Bickens
Empire
New Century Girls
AD Wolgast
Bloom
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