Roosevelt’s Secret Guard Tightens in Cairo Visit
In Cairo on March 29 Theodore Roosevelt’s security was increased after his speech at a university denouncing Nationalists. European papers praised his bold stance amid rising nationalist sentiment following Premier Bourtros Pasha’s assassination. Roosevelt planned an incognito bazaar tour and departure for Alexandria, watched by a large hotel guard force and police. He lunched with Prince Hatzfeld-Weidenberg, former German embassy secretary.
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Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bourtros Pasha
Mogad
Bazara
Shepard
Alexandria
Naples
Mr. Roosevelt
Prince Hatzfeld-Weidenberg
Washington
White House
Overland Company Grants Wage Increase to All Workers
Will H. Brown of Overland Automobile announces a 2 percent hourly wage rise for all 1,400 employees starting April 1. The move, attributed to higher living costs, adds about $1.50 weekly to a typical man's pay. A factory theater party to Colonial is planned for Thursday night after 1,000 machines were completed in March.
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Will H. Brown
Overland Automobile Company
Colonial Theater
Leaps From Buggy Seriously Hurts Woman on Virginia Ave
Mrs. Nicholas Stram of 1628 Spann avenue was seriously injured when she leaped from a frightened horse on Virginia avenue near the viaduct. She struck her head on the pavement and was taken to the City hospital. Mrs. Miller and her young daughter remained in the buggy until the horse was stopped.
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Nicholas Stram
Spann Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Thief Bypasses Rear Door in Quiet Theft Spree
The family of E E Stanford at 121 W Vermont St found the rear door unlatched yesterday afternoon and thieves stole two revolvers a fountain pen and small valued jewelry. William Walker's drug store at Jefferson Ave and 10th St was broken into last night stealing all cash in the drawer. The home of George Johnson at 1549 Madigan Ave was entered through a rear window last night and two watches were taken.
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E. E. Stanford
Vermont Street
William Walker
Jeferson Avenue
Tenth Street
George Johnson
Madigen Avenue
Arthur Returned to Answer in Liv ingston Case
Charles Arthur, who fled to Livingston Montana, was brought back this morning by Capt A H Kruse of the Vincennes Indiana detectives to answer a charge of stealing 3500 dollars from the livestock commission firm where he worked. Arthur was traced to Livingston via his wife who traveled from this city to Vincennes then to Livingston.
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Charles Arthur
Livingston
Mont
A. H. Kruse
Vincennes, Ind
Arthur
Vincennes
Ellingham Announces Candidacy for Indiana Secretary of State
Lew G. Ellingham of Decatur declared his bid for the Democratic nomination for Indiana secretary of state. The Fort Wayne Gazette report notes Ellingham seeks the position as Simms seeks defeat or replacement in a heated party contest.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Lew G. Ellingham
Decatur
Tcket
Winona Tech may be saved by Bookwalter
Charles A Bookwalter was named receiver of Winona Technical Institute by Judge Carter, replacing Security Trust. The move shifts the case to a court able to finish the work, with Bookwalter vowing a constructive policy to save the school for Indiana boys and urging public support to restore finances and graduate skilled workers.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Winona Technical Institute
Carter
Security Trust Company
Wiley
Leathers
Bookwalter
Indiana
Indianapolis
Mr. Bookwalter
Four Hundred Fish Seized for Mislabeling Released to Company
O. H. Dickman Fish Company of Indianapolis had 400 pairs of fish seized by deputy marshals for mislabeling under pure food laws. Judge Anderson released the fish yesterday afternoon with orders to relabel correctly and pay all court costs.
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O. H. Dickman Fish Company
Indianapolis
Anderson
Payne Aldrich Tariff Apology Echoes in Indiana Rally
The article reports a Republican convention in Indiana where speakers acknowledge the Payne Aldrich tariff’s flaws, admit party defensiveness, and stress the need to carry out platform promises. Chairman George Haywood lauds the Tenth district as a Republican stronghold and endorses President Taft while criticizing Wilson and praising later Taft era measures.
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George Haywood
Crumpacker
Beveridge
Congress
Nelson W. Aldrich
Indiana
Steel Corporation
Taft
Haywood
Justice Brewer Dies SuddenlY From Apoplexy
Washington March 29 Justice David Josiah Brewer 7 years old associate justice of the United States supreme court for 20 years died suddenly of apoplexy at his home 1923 Sixteenth street at 10 30 last night Mrs Brewer heard a heavy fall and found her husband unconscious on the floor He had been vigorous and at work on the bench He was the second oldest member of the court and appointed by President Harrison His death delays several important government suits and tax cases and raises concern for other justices aged 77 Moody ill etc Mrs Brewer is cared for by her niece Clara Hall and telegrams of condolence arrive from across the country
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Taft
Crumpacker
Washington, D. C
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Ways and Means
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Washington
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United States Supreme Court
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H. J. Jettmore
Supreme Court
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Cyrus W. Field
Smyrna
Asia Minor
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Amelia Field Brewer
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oi Company
Standard Oil
Fuller
Peckham
Justice Moody
Brewer
Clara Hall
Whittaker Accepts Maryland Executive Secretary Post
William W H Whittaker has taken the role of executive secretary for the Prisoners Aid Association of Maryland. Formerly he led the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville, and the board he joins mirrors the Indiana State Board of Charities in duties.
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William WH. Whittaker
The
Prisoners’ Aid Association
Maryland
Mr. Whittaker
Indiana
Salvation Army Aids Destitute Family on North West Street
Officers found a family on North West Street in temporary distress after the husband and father lost his job. Salvation Army workers provided food and arranged to secure new clothing for the mother and children.
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N. West Street
Salvation Army
Change the Vibration By a Breakfast of Fruit and Grape Nuts
A man abandons meat and heavy foods for fruit Grape-Nuts with cream crisp toast and Postum. Health improves as the body benefits from highly digestible nourishment and natural phosphate of potash from grains. Grape-Nuts helps nerves and brain function, promising increased strength after a few days. There’s a Reason.
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Welmile
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