Marshall 40 y Meet NY Republican in Indiana Speech
Democratic nominee Thomas R. Marshall spoke in North Vernon about the county option law, stating he would not interfere with the legislature or force any bill. He criticized Gov. Hanly’s actions, defended moral and educational lines, questioned Taft’s globe trotting costs, and urged reform of bank guarantees and U S Senate election by people.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Temi
Hanly
Goodrich
Republican Committee
Taft
United States
Cuba
Foraker
Cannon
Washington
Westward tour yields praise of Indiana by Monon agent
Indiana, Oct. 1. Frank Humston, Monon general agent, returned from a long western trip with wife and daughter. They visited Seattle for a passenger agents meeting, Yellowstone, California, and returned via Arizona and New Mexico. Humston praised the west but declared Indiana the best place on earth and unrivaled.
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Indiana
Elizabeth Cosler 85 Dies at Home in Goth Year
Mrs Elizabeth Cosler aged 85 died Wednesday at 82 English Avenue. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at St Paul M E Church. She was widow of William II Cosler and survived by six children.
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Elizabeth Cosler
English Avenue
St. Paul M. E
State Normal seeks funds for new building
In Terre Haute the board of trustees plans to request a special appropriation from the next general assembly for a new building to house manual training and science programs. In Mooresville a farmer named Joseph Baker died after a corn stalk stub penetration. In Urbana hardware dealer Herman Miller was found dead in bed. In Noblesville James McIntosh, 45, died of apoplexy. In Bloomington temperance supporters announce a fulfillment meeting Friday to celebrate the county option victory.
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Terre Haute
Board of Trustees
the State Normal
General Assembly
Urbana
Herman FR. Miller
Bloomington
Temperance
Hanly Cleared by House over Local Bribery Charge
The House investigation found Governor Hanly not proven guilty of attempting to influence Representative Luther Knisely. Senator Wickwire, accused jointly, challenged the report. The Senate committee backed the witnesses as honest, noting a misunderstanding of conversation effects. The Senate kept session to review Wickwire’s bid to extend inquiry, with bipartisan committees delayed.
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Ernor
Luther Knisely
Kuisely
Senate
Nouse
Representative Knisely
Senator Wickwire
Wickwire
Knisely
Hanly
Optisun
Assailant of Child Given Prison Term
Charles Atherton, 7 years old, pleaded guilty Thursday in criminal court to attempted assault on Emily Kendrick and was sentenced to Jeffersonville prison for two to 14 years. This was his second offense. Relatives vowed to place him in an asylum after the first crime but failed to incarcerate him.
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Charles Atherton
Emily Kendrick
Jeffersonville
Atherton
Vice-President Fairbanks Plans Pittsburg Speech Circuit
Vice-President Fairbanks attends a Pittsburg celebration Friday and travels from Indianapolis after a brief stop with Mrs. Fairbanks. He will return to Indianapolis Saturday and deliver a speech at Lebanon, Indiana, on Monday. After that he will assist the Republican national committee in October as his itinerary is finalized.
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Fairbanks
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Ind
Republican National Committee
National Committee
A Dangerous Trust Threat to Liberty and Labor
A Battle Creek letter argues that both labor and capital trusts extort money from ordinary citizens, favoring self-interest over public welfare. It claims the Labor Trust seeks political power to evade laws, cites violence and inflated prices, and urges citizens to defend liberty by challenging trust influence at polls and in courts.
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Labor Trust
Vest
America
Clarence Darrow
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Meat
Colorado
Team Sters
Chicago
Legislatures
Congress
Steel Trust
Labor Trusts
National Citizens Industrial Association
James A. Smery
Our
Free Republic
Co. W. Post
Battle Creek, Mich N
Swindler Wright Nearly Nets Campaign Cash From Party Committeemen
Earl Anderson Wright of Bloomington Indiana devised a fraud selling ciphered campaign packets for 250 cents on delivery to Republican committeemen. He posted packets via express, the recipients paid the sum, found unreadable typewritten pages, and a promised key to follow. Detectives and Capt. Bray arrested him after two days awaiting at Adams Express office. Wright stayed with cousin Miss Badah Hazel at 909 N New Jersey St. The scheme operated under the Campaign Dispatch Bureau.
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Ernoon
Wright
Express
Bray
Cant
Adams Express Company
Badah Hazel
New Jersey Street
Campaign Dispatch Bureau
Stranded Stage People Assisted by Kind Policemen
Mr and Mrs William F Klip stranded theatrical people from St Louis were aided Wednesday afternoon at police headquarters A purse of 4 75 was raised and Mrs Klip cried with joy when the officer presented it
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William F. Klip
St. Louis
Kuhn Hustling for Election in Sixth
Richmond Ind Oct 1 Reverend T H Kuhn one of the whirlwind campaigners in the state is now actively engaged in his bid for Congress from the Sixth District on the Democratic ticket He will be at work in every nook and corner of the district as the campaign continues
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Labor Trust
American Federation of Labor
Trust
Corn Products Company
Chicago
Richmond
Ind
T. H. Kuhn
Congress
Come Saves Life Of New York Woman
Mrs. Robert Stewart wife of a truckman was walking with her husband on Sixteenth street when he fired twice. One bullet struck her comb and caused a minor wound the other hit his own arm and missed. he was arrested and arraigned in court on charges of felonious assault.
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New York
Robert Stewart
Sixteenth Street
Piles Cured Quick by Mail Offer
A testimonial promotes Pyramid Pile Cure claiming long relief from piles after trying other remedies and surgery. The ad notes price fifty cents per box and offers a mailed trial package free in plain wrapper, with the Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan and the slogan of sending name and address for a trial. Mentioned is Richard Worthington of Galesburg Illinois as a satisfied user.
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Richard Worthington
Galesburg
Mall
Address
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Public Works Seeks Assessments for Cottage Avenue paving
Notice from the Indianapolis Board of Public Works states plans to improve Cottage Avenue with cement sidewalks five feet wide, brick roadway where tracks lie, curbing, drainage, and extending utilities. An assessment roll sets October 2 hearing on remonstrances and amounts per property. roll on file at the Board of Public Works office.
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Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
English Avenue
Shelby
Laurel Street
Jackson Street
Arris Street
Hancock Avenue
Oir
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Majestic Bldg
Caer
Indiana
Sptember
Cottage Avenue
State Avene
First Alley
Asbury
Loo Lawrence Street
Thalman Avenue
Gertrude Street
Krloyd Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Washington Street
Michigan Street
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Noble Street
Pogue's Run
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Pine Streets
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LA Salle Street
Tenth Street
Nowland Avenue
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