Japanese Commission Visits Indianapolis For Warm Hospitality
The Japanese commission toured Indianapolis with statehouse visits and festive entertainments. Local officials and business leaders arranged royal hospitality including meals and city tours as Indiana showcases friendship with Japan. The group then departed for San Francisco to sail home November 30.
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Japan
United States
Indianapolis
City
Union Station
Statehouse
Lutchton
Columbia Club
Bookwalter
Indianpolis
John N. Carey
N. Meridian Street
W. J. Reid
N. Delaware Streee
N. A. Gladding
Claypool Hotel
Beveridge
Indiana
Bishop Francia
San Francisco
Union Labor Appeals to Supreme Court on Bucks Stove Case
The American Federation of Labor executive council urges appealing the Bucks Stove injunction case to the US Supreme Court. The report covers jail terms for Gompers Mitchell and Morrison and broader federation matters including labor reforms and industrial education.
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Toronto
Bucks Stove Company
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Supreme Court of the United States
American Federation of Labor
Massey Hall
Executive Council
The
Federation
Francisco Ferrer
Barcelona
Spain
Boards of Health
William B. Wilson
Special Committee On Industrial Education
Kid McCoy Plans Florida Racing Stable
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy and his brother Homer Selby will race in Florida this coming winter. They purchased two highly bred youngsters from Charlie Hughes for 36,000 from Cincinnati.
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Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Homer Selby
Florida
Charlie Hughes
Cincinnati
Father vows fortune to hunt down Nora Byrnes slayers
Michael Byrnes, father of Nora Byrnes, 23, declares he will spend his fortune to track down those who kidnapped, drugged, brutalized, and left his daughter to die after she was found unconscious near Surf Avenue by police on November 4. Nora, from Brooklyn, had gone to visit relatives in Boonton New Jersey. Police initially charged intoxication and sent her to Blackwell's Island, delaying discovery of brain concussion and extensive injuries. The case remains unresolved with sheathed details and no arrest at hospital admission.
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Indianapolis
G. F. Heiser
Blackwell
W. Ohio Street
Manning
Noblesville
Broad Ripple
Holliday
New York
Michael Byrnes
Nora Byrnes
Blackwell’s Island Hospital
Byrne
Surf Avenue
Brighton Beach
Boonton
N. J
Brooklyn
Blackwell’s Island
Forty-Year Marriage Ends in Divorce Suit
Catherine Harden sues Tyre N. Harden for divorce after 40 years of marriage alleging cruelty and discord. She says he abandoned her during a hospitalization and threatened to commit her to a mental institution.
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Catherine Harden
Tyre N. Harden
Anusing
Judge Sustains Demurrer in Long Distance Books Case
Judge Remster on Tuesday morning sustained the demurrer of the New Long Distance Telephone Co to the stockholder Herman C. Stifel seeking permission to inspect company books. Court ruled insufficient reasons for examination and an amended complaint will be filed.
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Remster
Herman C. Stifel
uAn
Aviv
Speed record run on Atlanta track tops events at Speedway
Lewis Strang in his 200 Fiat set a one mile record at Atlanta Speedway with 37.71 seconds, beating Barneys Oldfield who set the Indianapolis mark in a Benz. Oldfield finished second ahead of Walter Christie in a Christ ie No. 27 and Rutherford in a Stearns. The meet also featured ten mile handicap and stock chassis events won by Matson in a Chalmers-Detroit and Aitken in a National car, with notable damage to a Buick in the latter race.
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Atlanta
Lewis Strang
Fiat
Indianapolis
Barneys Oldfield
Oldfield
Benz
Walter Christie
Christie
Rutherford
Stearns
Matson
Chalmers-Detroit
Knipper
Buick
National Car
Aitken
Roosevelt in Good Health Reports From Rome
New Haven Nov 9 Roosevelt Jr receives a message from his mother in Rome stating Father well. The dispatch confirms Theodore Roosevelt Sr., is in good health.
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Roosevelt
New Haven, Conn
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Rome
ELOPING LOVERS RODE TOBACCO DEALER IN BRIDGE HORROR
A couple eloping on a bicycle rode onto a raised drawbridge and were killed in a fall. The incident outside a tobacco shop was reported with victim identified as Max Cohen.
Bride and fiancé vanish after drawbridge accident
Chicago police recover chauffeur Ernest Camp’s body from the river on Harrison street as the missing couple Max Cohen and Miss Beatrice Shapiro fail to return after a Sunday night theater outing. Chauffeur Max Berger identified Miss Shapiro and Cohen entering Camp’s car around 10 o’clock. The families wait for news on the fate of the two.
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Chicago
Ernest Camp
Edison Boulevard
Max Cohen
Beatrice Shapiro
Cohen
Shapiro
Max Berger
Miss Shapiro
Max Cowen
Camp
Berger
Harrison Street
Insane Husband Returned Home Then Referred to Hospital
Mrs. John Dugan of 98 Walnut Street saw her husband released from the county jail after a spell of insanity. He grew violent again Tuesday morning and was taken into custody by Patrolmen Irick and Hett. He was committed to the Hospital for the Insane.
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John Dugan
Walnut Street
Ernoon
Irick
Hett
Andrew Judt Self-Harm Attempt In County Jail
Andrew Judt attempted suicide in a county jail cell by slashing both wrists with a flat bed spring after sending letters to his wife in Austria and to the Indianapolis partner. Dispensary doctors saved him. he was expected to recover. He had been sentenced to 2 to 14 years for attempted murder of the Indianapolis woman.
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Austria
Indianapolis
Andrew Judt
Judi
Woessner
Judt
John S. Duncan
Boy Escapes Court Officer in Juvenile Case
At noon Tuesday Eldric Hunt, 15, of 113 Concordia Street attempted to escape during transport to Juvenile Court. Officer 8. P. Axtell was knocked down at the east entrance but citizens aided, with Hunt charged as incorrigible.
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8. P. Axtell
Eldric Hunt
Concordia Street
Axtell
Man in Trons Testifies in Divorce Case
Minnie Fike sues Charles V. Fike in superior court with Judge Carter presiding. Fike recently convicted of attempting to murder Minnie Fike by throat cutting and sentenced to two to 14 years. He testified in court while handcuffed.
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Minnie Fike
Charles V. Fike
Carter
Fike
Temperance Convention Opens Two Day Session
The National Inter Church Temperance union opened a two day session with large attendance. Delegates from across the country are present. Speakers include Alonzo E. Wilson of Chicago secretary of the Methodist Temperance Society and Dr W S Hall of Northwestern University Evanston Illinois.
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National Inter-Church Temperance Union
Alonzo E. Wilson
Chicago
Methodist Temperance Society
W. S. Hall
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
Three Die In Head On Train Collision Near Knoxville
Three persons were killed in an early morning head on collision between a northbound Cincinnati passenger train and freight train on the Louisville and Nashville line near Mynatt, just outside Knoxville Tennessee.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville Road
Mynatt
Here
Train Collision Kills Three Near Knoxville
At near Kleinarts three men died and 35 were injured when a Louisville and Nashville passenger train struck a southbound freight about three miles north of Knoxville Tennessee. Fireman Bowman Lemmons and Nettie Pierce the passenger train driver were killed in the crash. Passengers were shaken with many seriously hurt.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Kleinarts
Wnoxville
Louisville & Nashville
Here
Cincinnati
Bowman and Lemmons
Netie Pierce
President Taft’s Wilmington Stop Nearing End of Journey
President Taft arrived in Wilmington at 2 49 am and rested before a packed day of events. Schoolchildren formed a flag on Market Street, breakfast was at James Sprunt’s home, and a 4 50 pm address followed by a banquet at the Masonite temple preceded a 7 pm departure for Richmond.
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Wilmington
N. C
Taft
James Sprunt
Sprunt
Market Street
Cape Fear Club
Masonite
Richmond
Grand Duke Endes Affair With Katherine Elkina
In Rome on November 9 the Duke d Abruzzi declared there is no longer any association with Miss Katherine Elkina. Reports say the duke, amid officials, will wed a Russian grand duchess, ending the romance with the American heiress.
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Rome
Katherine Elkina
d’Abruziai
Teacher Dies in Liberty High School Classroom
Miss Alpha Kelly, aged about 58, collapsed and died of heart failure in a Liberty high school classroom. A longtime teacher in the district, she was well known for her literary and educational work in Indiana.
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Liberty
Ind
Alpha Kelly
Liberty High School
Indiana
New Evening Paper Planned in Elwood By Local Figures
Elwood Ind November 3 W D Wattles former socialist mayoral candidate and attorney H F Wilkie will launch a new evening newspaper in Elwood, outlining plans to publish soon and serve local readers with expanded coverage.
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Elwood
Ellwood
Ind
W. D. Wattles
H. F. Wilkie
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