May Change District Government Before Congress
Washington, Nov. 6 The liveliest question in federal politics is a change in the District of Columbia government. The three member commission faces criticism for bickering and slow action, with some urging a one headed system to avoid openings to broader federal alterations. Many fear proposing change now could threaten the organic act and suffrage for the district.
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John A. Logan
Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Muncie Plant Begins Work on Bg Order
The Indiana Bridge company at Muncie started producing 1100 tons of structural steel under a contract tied to the election of a Republican president. The job will occupy the plant and hundreds of workers for two months, with a second order of 600 tons extending activity further.
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Muncie
Ind
Indiana Bridge Company
Tural Steel
Root to Be New York Senator Succeeding Platt
Elihu Root, secretary of state under Roosevelt, will become the next U S senator from New York replacing Thomas C. Platt when his term ends March 4. William L. Ward and Speaker Wadsworth conferred with the president on the selection, with Ward perhaps favoring Root.
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Washington
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
New York
Tomas C. Platt
William L. Ward
National Committee
Wadsworth
New York General Assembly
Ward
Repub
Ieati
Washston
Bithu Root
Thomas C. Pilatt
Platt
Carmack Slain in Nashville After Editorial Feud
Editor Edward Ward Carmack was shot dead in Nashville, likely at the moment of a fatal ambush linked to a recent Democratic primary defeat. The Tennesseean editorial blamed Col Duncan B Cooper and his son Robin J. Cooper, noting Carmack was stabbed in the back after being warned he was targeted. Mrs Carmack arrived from Columbia to claim the body as authorities pursued justice.
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Carmack
The
Tennesseean
Democratic Machine
Col. Cooper
Duncan Brown Cooper
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
Mr. Carmack
Nashville
Tennessee
Doctors say Mr Morgan may recover
New York postmaster Edward M. Morgan, shot yesterday by escaped lunatic Eric Hugh Bird Mackay who later killed himself, is on the road to recovery. Doctors Bull and Erdman report no immediate danger, bullet avoided intestines, entered left stomach, exited right. They expect recovery in ten days to two weeks.
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New York
Edward M. Morgan
Eric Hugh Bird Mackay
Titus Bull
John 2. Erdman
Morgan
Dr. Bull
Family Called To Bedside Of Dr William Bull
New York mourns as Dr William T Bull grows weaker by the minute surrounded by his family who have given up all hope of recovery.
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William Bull
New York
William T. Bull
Veteran bugler William G. James dies after polls
William G. James, 431 West Madison street, a Civil War veteran and longtime bugler who fired up voters at an Eighteenth ward polling place on election day by blowing taps and signaling the polls closing, died of heart failure. He was 74.
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Chicago
William G. James
Madison Street
Miss Mahoney Declines Clarkson Marriage Plans
New York November 10 official announcement states Miss Helen Mahoney daughter of Martin Mahoney Philadelphia Standard Oil heir will not marry Samuel Clarkson son of London authorities confirmed.
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New York
Helen Mahoney
Martin Mahoney
Philadelphia Standard Oil
Samuel Clarkson
London
Glads Return to New York from Europe
Andrew Carnegie his wife and daughter have returned to New York from Europe and all say they are glad to be back in the United States.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York
Europe
United States
State Memorial dedication train departs with Pennsylvania veterans
Gov Stuart and staff lead veterans of six regiments to Frederickburg Maryland for the dedication of the state memorial. George F Baer of Philadelphia Reading Railroad will deliver the dedication address and Gov Stuart will give the acceptance speech on behalf of Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Evansville Man Breaks Hip in Serious Condition
IN OUR STATE Evansville Henry Hendricks fell and broke his hip and his condition is listed as serious. The brief item notes a health emergency without further details.
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Evansville
Henry Hendricks
Lord Sholto Douglas Jailed After Fatal Shooting
Lord Sholto Douglas, brother of the Marquis of Queensberry, is in Nelson jail on a murder charge after gunfire at Creston B C. He shot Rowland, an ex-officer, at close range when ordered to leave the house, leaving Rowland critically injured and hospitalized.
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Winnipeg
Man
Sholto Douglas
Marquis of Queensberry
Queensberry
Nelson
Sholto
Creston
B. C
Rowland
Improving rabies cases in Boston dogs
Boston opens a hospital for suspected rabid dogs where several cases have shown improvement. Veterinarians caution they have not cured hydrophobia but have improved the condition of some dogs under treatment.
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Boston
Worcester
Morse Seeks Bail as Court Deliberates Release
In New York on November 10 Charles W. Morse awaited a ruling from the U S circuit court of appeals on bail. He convened his lawyers at the Tombs prison to prepare a large bond he hopes will secure release pending the decision.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles W. Morse
Tombs Prison
Arrest of Canadian on forgery charge shocks San Jose
A French Canadian youth, St. George Forster, was arrested in San Jose on a fraud case linking forgeries across the continent. Police say the scheme involves several thousands of dollars and arose from tips from Brandov, Manitoba.
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San Jose
Cal
St. George Forster
Brandov
Manitoba
Mrs Henry W Taft Sails for Europe with Daughter
New York reports Mrs Henry W Taft sister in law of the president elect and her daughter Louise sailed today on the Kaiser Wilhelm II bound for Paris Rome and a tour of Europe and Turkey. They plan to return for the inauguration of Mr Taft.
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New York
Henry W. Taft
Taft
Europe
Louise
Panic Averted As Gas Tank Ignites At Church Lecture
An explosion scare in a Roberts Park M. E. church Sunday school room ended without tragedy after Rev. Huristone and Rev. Raven acted quickly. A gas tank used with a stereoptical machine caught fire. the tank was removed, hose cut, and the lecture resumed. About 400 people were present as the cloth and carpet burned briefly.
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Roberts Park M. E
Albert Huristone
Raweli
New Zealand
Hurlstone
Raven
Corn Show to Be Held at Statehouse on Nov 2
A corn show will be held in Room 12 at the statehouse on November 2 without an entrance fee. It is a subsidiary of the Omaha show December 3 to 20 where $50,000 in premiums will be awarded. Gov. Hanly appointed J N Milhous of Valley Mills to recruit exhibitors from Indiana and promote representation in the high grade corn.
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Statehouse
Omaha
Neb
Hanly
J. U. Milhous
Valley Mills
Ind
Indiana
Wayne Township
A. N. Miller
Clermont
Washington Township
J. W. Bates
Broad Ripple
Pike Township
A. Artman
New Augusta
Lawrence Township
W. B. Flick
Lawrence
Franklin Township
Aged Man Killed by Fall Down Stairs
William Rivers aged 6 died from head injuries after falling down stairs at 1127 S Sheffield Ave. City hospital treated him. Mrs Rivers suffers from partial paralysis.
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William Rivers
Sheffield Avenue
City Hospital
Rivers
Lonesome Brothers Freed From Deserter Skies
John Kreicher of Philadelphia and Charles Johnson of Indianapolis, both 18, were released from custody after ten days for desertion from the U S Navy. They had been kept at the police station where attendants reported their cheerful, resilient conduct and support from officers.
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Lonesome Brothers
John Kreicker
Philadelphia
Charles Johnson
Indianapolis
United States Navy
al Matheyecause
Ealy
Henry Clews to Speak on Monetary and Trade Situation
Henry Clews will address the Tidiana Bankers' Association at the Claypool hotel on Wednesday noon on the monetary and trade situation. The annual convention opens Wednesday morning and runs through Thursday with other meetings and sessions.
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Claypool
Tidiana Bankers’ Association
Henry Clews
City Record of Births and Public Health Notices
A city record lists multiple births at varied addresses and ages and notes several health concerns. Entries include names such as Harvey and Eliza Kline, Rupert and Amy Wilson, and many others with addresses on Mineva, Sheppard, Fourteenth, Pearson, Union, McPherson, Holton, Economy, Washington, Tenth, New Jersey, Georgia, and more. Medical conditions range from tetanus and pulmonary tuberculosis to gastroenteritis chronic nephritis and a crushed chest injury from a streetcar incident.
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Harvey and
Eliza Kline
Mineva Street
Rupert and
Amy Wilson
Sheppard Street
Fred and
Adella Johnson
W. Fourteenth Street
Herbert Killesmeier
New Jersey
Anna May Tompkins
Minerva Street
Henry C. G. Miller
Georgia Street
Julia Barnett
New Jersey Street
John Ebner
East Strees
Emma K. Bader
Sanders Street
Lousa B. Oliver
W. Mortis Street
Virginia A. Pierce
Alexandria Flats
Fred Plummer
Columbia Club
Fred Rickard Arrested For Passing Fraudulent Check
Detectives Holtz and Samuels arrested Fred Rickard at Union Station on Monday after accusing him of passing a five dollar fraudulent check for a cigar firm. Rickard, 1032 Tuxedo Street, was en route to Denver California for his health. Police say he issued multiple checks without funds.
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Union Station
Holtz and Samuels
Rickard
Denver
Cal
Progress through self constraint and disciplined living
Epictetus argues true progress comes from internal self control rather than externals. By aligning will with nature, practicing fidelity, modest living, and consistent practice in all actions, a person becomes faithful and free despite external circumstances.
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Enpictetus
The Use of Fathers in Harper's Magazine
Edward S. Martin suggests in Harper's Magazine that fathers vary in usefulness but a reasonable father is valuable. He argues fathers should model good sense, habits, temper, and employment and that their best role is setting a standard and fostering love for children.
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Edward
Martin
Harper's Magazine
Mr. Martin
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
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Brazil
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Hattie E. Moss
Anderson
Madison County
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GRAND
the van Dyce
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Bert Lennon
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Forepaugh Stock CO
Brown
Harvard
Trilby
Thea George Sidney
Izzy
Angel and the Ox
Empire
Hici Hasimoto
Family Theater
Kentucky Avenue
Washington Street
Henry Glewg
Henry Clews, LL. D
Albert and
Eleanor McColloum
Pearson Avenue
Joseph and
Amelia Spitsnagle
Union Street
Robert and
Florence Groves
McPherson Street
Ermarid and
Mabel Thomas
Holton Place
Will and
Dora Rice
Economy Street
Walter and
Bessie Scott
Carl and
Edith Bea
Tenth Street
William and
Virginia Billings
Senate Avenue
M . Major
Banks
Eula M. Sims
Nathan N. Davis
Eva Riley
John Burrows
Jennie Dunn
Fred Rickard
Tuxedo Street
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Colin McLean
Hoover- Watson
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