Wind halts racing yachts as time runs out in the second Shamrock-Columbia test
In Highlands New Jersey on October 1 the Shamrock II faced Columbia in race two of the international series. Winds varied from seven to twelve knots and the pair swung positions before Shamrock forged a lead toward the second mark, yet the race was threatened by shifting wind and time limits.
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England
America
Sandy Hook
Columbia
Shamrock II
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Sir Thomas
Columbia Favored to Defend Cup Despite Light Tuesday Wagering
New York reports light betting on Tuesday's race with small wagers common. Columbia was the favorite at 10 to 1 and betting favored her defense of the cup at five to three.
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New, York
Columbia
Yachts Clash at Start as Columbia Edges Shamrock
Highland news chronicles the early tense start of the race with Columbia leading Shamrock at 11:00 as Sycamore disrupts Barr, wind shifts challenge both boats, Shamrock briefly gains then loses ground. By 11:45 Shamrock appears to close the gap but wind remains fickle and finish time uncertain.
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Highlands
Columbia
Shamrock
Sycamore
Barr
Bought
Wind Holds Back Race Schedule Over Five Hours
With winds under six knots offshore and on no boat can finish within the five and a half hour limit. The race will be resailed on Thursday as a cyclone prevented crossing before the deadline.
Indiana Soldiers by Company C Massacre Name List
Washington reports the Ninth Infantry roster from Company C massacred at Saman in the Philippines includes Indiana men Byron Dent of Terre Haute Jos O Klinnample of Indianapolis and Harry M Wood of Fort Wayne. Klinnample’s name does not appear in the Indianapolis city directory.
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Washington
Ninth Infantry
Saman
Philippines
Indiana
Byron Dent
Terre Haute
Jos. O. Klinnample
Indianapolis
Harry M. Wood
Fort Wayne
Klinnample
Shideler’s Successor Named for State Prison
Michigan City Ind Oct 1 The board of control of the state prison appointed Frank Martin of Indianapolis deputy auditor of state to succeed Warden Shideler for four years beginning November 1 Nebeker said Martin was not an applicant for the post.
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Frank Martin
Prison North
Board of Control of the
State Prison
Indianapolis
Shideler
Nebeker
Martin
Fire damages Douglass house in Houghton Michigan
Houghton Michigan October 1 the Douglass house a local landmark was partially destroyed by fire Tuesday morning causing extensive damage though guests were rescued. The building was heavily insured and the loss is expected to run into thousands of dollars in value another brief notes a divorce suit filed by Benjamin Graham against his wife Nan for abandonment.
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Houghton, Mich
Douglass
Upper Peninsula
Abe Goodall
Knights of Pythias revise laws to simplify trials
Grand lodge hears report on new constitution and bylaws referred to judiciary committee. Drafted by W H Eichhorn, the changes abolish grand instructor, shift duties to grand vice chancellor, and aim to fix confusing trial procedures and benefit provisions amid rivalry for leadership posts including grand chancellor.
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Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
J. J. McDonald
O. W. Christie
Ligonier
Eichhorn
Charles A. Bookwalter
George W. Powell
J. E. McDonald
Union
Bo Hunt
Ame
A. C. Hawking
McDonald
Prominent Grand Rapids Official Sentenced for Embezzlement
Det. 1-Wm. M. Butts, a social and business figure in Grand Rapids, received five years at hard labor for embezzling $35,000 from Worden grocery. The motive cited was fast living and poor investments.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Wm. M. Butts
Worden Grocery Company
Slaughter Rybeit files for bankruptcy in Grant county
Slaughter and Rybeit of Swayzee Grant county petitioned for bankruptcy listing debts of 711.30 and assets of 1 006.38 as the finance section notes. Separately the Third Indiana Cavalry reunion now set for Oct 3 in circuit court room, not Oct 10 as earlier.
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Slaughter & Rybeit
Swayzee
Grant County
Third Indiana Cavalry
Circuit Court Room
Park Board Scandal Ties Bridge Contract to Power
City park work tied to the northern Riverside park suspension bridge with contractor Webber leaving early. Park official Power faces accusations of real contracting and payments via the Wabash Bridge and Iron Co. while city crews assisted under pressure and receipts were signed for by the contractor.
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Park Board
Power
Riverside Park
John Webber
Webber
Wabash Bridge and Iron Company
William L. Lacey
Park
Mr. Power
Park Department
Lacey
Smith presses for city rent warrants in 1909 and 1901 dispute
County auditor Smith confronted Controller Dunn and Deputy Sullivan over warrants for basement rent and city share of assessment work. He alleged misplacement and a prior misunderstanding, accusing Dunn of evasive jokes while asserting dates and custom differed from the office. The row touched political tensions but no resolution noted.
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Smith
Dunn
WitHe
Sullivan
Jane's
Buennagel
Foster in town to attend Harrison monument meeting
John W. Foster of Washington D C visited Denison on his way to Evansville for a Harrison monument association meeting at the University club Tuesday at 5 p m He serves as president of the Board of Regents whose members have each contributed 100 or more to the monument fund He favors leaving monument design to the people of Harrison while urging immediate fundraising efforts.
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John W. Foster
Washington, D. C
Denison
Evansville
Harrison Monument Association
University Club
Foster
Board of Regents
Monument Fund
Harrison
Thomas M. Dienaide
Scrinps-McRaa Press Association
Texas
Santiago
Philip
Brooklyn
Ritter
Hetlner
Sin” Abbeg
Weber
Dienaide
Publishers’ Press
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Rathbone Sisters Convene to Confer Degrees at State House
The Rathbone sisters spent the first convention day conferring degrees on about 230 new members. A resolutions committee prepared condolence messages to Mrs. McKinley. The orphans' home project drew strong support with nearly $6,000 raised despite limited fundraising efforts. A reception to knights and sisters is planned at the Hotel English. A separate incident notes Laura Roberts, 40, held on insanity charges after offering $10,000 from the McKinley estate to avoid confinement.
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Rathbone Sisters
State House
Knights and Sisters
English
Laura Roberts
N. East St
McKinley
Bissert to Serve Five Years Six Months for Extortion
Supreme Court Justice Hooker upheld the conviction of George Bissert, wardman for Captain Diamond, finding him legally guilty of extortion. Bissert must serve five years and six months in prison and pay a 1060 pound fine for extorting money from the keeper of a disorderly house.
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Justice Hooker
George Bissert
Wardmun
Diamond
Bssert
Bissert
Gofft
Railroad fares for carnival week
The fall carnival managers expect 11-3 fares on all railroads for carnival week Oct M-19 and half fare on Monday and Thursday. The Central passenger association appointed a sub committee of district passenger agents in Indianapolis to decide on a fare. It is understood they will recommend the rates named.
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Central Passenger Association
Indianapolis
Miss Sadie Budd Files Suit in Detroit for Damages
A Detroit special reports Miss Sadie Budd of Indianapolis has filed suit for 10000 pounds against WLBH Keidan a wealthy dry goods merchant. He says they have been engaged nine months and plans to marry though she may be in a hurry. Budd's family could not be reached here.
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Detroit
Sadie Budd
Indianapolis
WLBH
Keidan
Keidan & Seemon
Miss Budd
Tuesday Night Meetings Across Parties and Locations
Republican group meets at South side club on Virginia avenue and at the corner of Dearborn and Washington streets. Democratic assembly at Alhambra hall near Illinois and South streets. Haughville hosts a town hall in Phoenix with ward 15.
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Republican Club
Virginia
Dearborn
Washington-sts
Alhambra Hall
Illinois
South-sts
Haughville
Phoenix
Molineux Case Advances in New York Appeals
The Molineux case was not decided by the court of appeals on Tuesday as expected. It may be taken up again on Friday.
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Albany
N. Y
Roland B. Molineux
Court of Appeals
Miller testimony pleases Schley and Lemly in inquiry
Washington Oct 1 Capt Miller of the Merrimac testifies at the Schley inquiry and Lemly argues coaling on May 24 25 26 27 28 shows retrograde move to Wey West was unnecessary. Evans criticizes Schley and details actions May 21 24 31 and related battles.
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Washington
Miller
Merrimac
Schley
Lemly
Wey West
Merrimacc
Evans
Cienfuegos
Iowa
Viscaya
Perallel
Brooklyn
Texas
Colon
Oregon
Rayner
Turcfher
Santiago
Morro Castle
Santiago Harbor
Santilago
Towa
Socapa
Hanna
Court Reverses Appellate Division In Donnelly Anti-Trust Case
The New York Court of Appeals on Tuesday reversed the appellate division and sustained the Donnelly anti trust law in Attorney General Davies against the American Ice Company, deciding against the ice firm.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
Davies
American Ice Company
Indianapolis Weather Outlook for Oct 2
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending at 8 p m Tuesday night and Wednesday: partly cloudy with likely no rain and cooler temperatures. Readings noted 7 am 52, noon 73, 2 pm 78.
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Indianapolis
Monument receipts rise during fair week
Receipts in September totaled 1329.60 about 400 dollars more than running expenses. The monument was closed on Thursday of state fair week in respect to the murdered president. New pianos priced from 165 dollars and up. Wulschner’s Feed your horse JANES’ Dustress Oats. For fine photos Bennett’s 36 E Wash.
Trust to pay all court costs in wage law suit
In Muncie Indiana on October 1 the judge said the Republic iron and steel company must cover court costs in a case alleging violation of the state weekly wage law. A local employee, Mr Haverstick, filed the suit and a final decision is expected to favor the plaintiff. Also in Muncie three fires were set in Daleville with two buildings and a post office damaged but saved from major loss.
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Muncie
Ind
Ec Leffler
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Haverstick
Daleville
Alvin Makepeace
Maggie Holmes
Jewelry ad sells watches and rings at sale price
A polished enameled watch with dateliner is offered for five dollars fifty cents with time guaranteed. Also advertised are diamond rings priced from fifteen to fifty dollars each. J. P. Mullally, Jeweler, at 2 Monument Place.
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J. P. Mullally
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Jake
New York
Supreme Court
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Capt. Miller
Schley and
Bob Evans
Sary
Jack Philip
Schley Court of Inquiry
Laura Lemly
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