Slain in Saloon Fight Sparks Police Hunt for Suspect
Leonard Jeffries 22 died from a head injury after a saloon quarrel over a $5 debt. Police seek Charles Campbell missing since a West Market Street altercation. bartender Day tested with manslaughter charge dropped. Witnesses report Campbell struck Jeffries with a cement piece near West Market Street and Illinois Street before assisting him to a streetcar.
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Traction Terminal
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Sherman
Roach
Jeffries
Ilinois
Washington Street
West Michigan Street
Herbert Var
Datdson Street
Shine
Haley
Day
Lewis
Kokomo
Smithers Roof
Capt
Coffin
Edward Rudy
Blake Street
Winds
Washington Streets
Rudy
Portugal Provisional Republic Declares Government In Lisbon
Reuters dispatch from Paris reports Portugal’s provisional republican government, led by President Theophile Braga, patterning its system after the United States. Royalists flee, battles rage, and rail lines are damaged as European chancelleries weigh recognition and support amid a sweeping revolution.
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United States
Lisbon
Manuel
Cintra
House of Braganza
Germany
Russia
Austria
Italy
Braga
Theophile Fraga
France
Portugal
Rocrg
Oporto
Satiarem
Figuera
Gasoz Teigran
Theophile Braga
Alfonso Costa
Bernardino Machado
Bazilio Telles
Antonio Luiz Gomes
Col. Barreto
Amaro Arrovado Gomes
Antonio Almeida
Eusebio Leno
Europe
Beveridge Campaign Through Muddy Indiana Roads
Senator Beveridge journeyed across a mud smeared Twelfth district in autos with Fin Mount and Judge Heaton. The tour from Wabash to Kendallville drew huge crowds in Columbia City and other towns as Beveridge defended tariff policy and denounced lobbyists while urging voters to place country over party.
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Fin‘Jey’ P. Mount
N. Heaton
Columbia City
Marshall
Kendallville
Beveridge
Judge Heaton
Congress
Wabash
Columbia ‘City
Manchester
South Whitley
Liberty Mills
Collamer
Larwill
Aloe
Gov
Indiana
Dolliver
United States Senate
Ejtar
Twelfth District
Senate
Elicans
Ture
Dslide
Lagrange
Coun
Steel firm to build new Madison avenue plant
A one story factory costing 25000 dollars will rise at Madison avenue and Belt railroad for the Chapman steel company. Albert von Spreckelsen named contractor on the permit issued Thursday. The plant will sit on a 200 by 300 foot site and replace the current Henry street location between Meridian and Minos streets.
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Madison Avenue and
Belt Railroad
Chapman Steel Company
Albert von Spreckelsen
The
Steel Company
Henry Street
Meridian
Minois Streets
Avid
Red Cross to Sell One Million Stamps This Year
Indiana drives expansion for Red Cross Christmas stamps with a new green design featuring the red cross. A Federal Building distributing office headed by Lannes McPherridge will ship stamps statewide, aiming to exceed last year’s total of 7500000 for the fight against the white plague. The plan targets rural districts to reach farmers and small towns, expanding beyond previous emphasis on large cities.
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American Red Cross
Indiana
Federal Building
Lannes McPherridge
Indianapolis
Thea
Out Os
State Committee
Noble’. Butler
Rowland Byanik
Bll Lilly
Biggest Rains In Many Years Deluge State
Storms flood Indiana towns from Evansville to Columbus with nine inches in thirty six hours the highest in twenty five years. Wabash and Ohio basins flood roads sever rail service. Mills kilns and crops damaged as White River and Patoka rise. farmers prepare to desert lowlands as rains ease.
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Evansville
Tristate
Ohio
Terre Haute
National
Princeton
Shawneetown
Richmond
St. Wasne
Mizpah
Mystic Shrine
Petersburg
Ind
Patoka
White
Here
Suit to stop removal of corpse in Indiana cemetery
Mrs Melvina Arnold files suit in Krichmond to enjoin German Cemeterys Association from disinterring her husband John Arnold buried in a lot owned by his sister Cordelia Arnold. She says Cordelia agreed to temporary burial there at Arnold's death. Sister-in-law has ordered the cemetery to prevent removal. motive not stated.
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Krichmond
Ind
Melvina Arnold
German Cemeterys Association
John Arnold
Cordelia Arnold
Arnold
Arnold Aglees
Cemetery S Association
Report on railroad finances shows August profit
The receiver J. P. Goodrich filed in federal court a report for the C., (. & WW. railroad for August. Receipts amounted to 127,439.78 with operating expenses of 41,387.46, yielding a profit of 85,153.53.
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J. P. Goodrich
Learniay
Four Trains Submerged Flood Eyewitness Report
Southern Indiana endures the worst flood in years with three days of heavy rain. Seven counties suffer floods as more than 100 homes are submerged. Residents flee to higher districts while relief expeditions mobilize to aid inundated towns Enterprise and Eureka in Spencer county and Bullock and Dayville in Warrick county face near submersion.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Warrick
Spencer
Vanderburg
Posey
Gibson
Pike
Dubois
Enterprise
Eureka
Spencer County
Bullock
Dayville
Warrick County
Frost Expected After Rain In City Tonight
The forecast notes a three day wet spell ending as evening falls with clearing skies and frost developing across unprotected flower beds and truck patches. Friday morning promises clear skies and warmer sun as the weather observer repeats the warning.
Royal Mistress Dances in Vienna as Portugal's Queen Fades
Vienna reports show Milo Gaby Des Lis, Portugal's former royal mistress, performing at the Apollo theater amid civil turmoil and public fascination. Crowds fill the hall to watch the chic Parisian figure, who sparked a royal crisis that toppled Manuel and sparked war. Her diamond sunburst gleams as she dances, while news of Portugal's upheaval continues.
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United Press
Vienna
Portugal
Milo
Gaby Des Lis
Manuel
Milo. Des Lis
Paris
London
Apollo Theater
Conductor Glover loses foot in train accident
Conductor Frank Glover of Indianapolis narrowly escaped death at Effingham Thorador. His foot slipped while attempting to board the caboose of a Van Dalla freight train and was run over by a wheel. He was treated in Indianapolis and returned home. amputation is feared.
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Effingham Thorador
Dalla
Indianapolis
Hughes Resigns as Hughes Succeeds White as New York Leader
In Albany on October 6 Governor Horace White of Syracuse was sworn in as New York's chief executive succeeding Charles Evans Hughes who heads to Washington to join the U S Supreme Court. Hughes hosted a luncheon for White and the governor's staff.
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Hughes
White
New York
Ing Charles FE. Hughes
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Charles FE. Hughes
Horace White
George Curtiss Treadwell
Major Crossett
Robert H. Fuller
Robert P. Clark
Gov. Hughes
Gov. White
Koenig
Cox to address First Ward voters at mass meeting
Linton A Cox a congressional candidate and Thomas Daly will headline the First ward mass meeting Friday night at Roosevelt avenue and Sheldon street. John Castor serves as temporary chairman with Dr. B A Brown as permanent chair. If rain, the event moves to the engine house nearby.
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Linton A Cox
Congress
Thomas Daly
Roosevelt Avenue
Sheldon Street
John Castor
B. A. Brown
Brightwood
Captain Kendall Gets Dr Crippen Reward
London Oct 6 The reward of 1250 offered by Scotland Yard for Dr Harvey H Crippen has been paid to Captain Kendall of the steamer Montrose Inspector Dew said Thursday that the captain’s claim he discovered the doctor and Ethel Clare LeNeve on board and ordered Llewellyn Jones the wireless operator to notify Scotland Yard by wireless had been substantiated A claim by the Montrose steward was disallowed.
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London
Scotland Yard
Harvey H. Crippen
Kendall
Montrose
Inspector Dew
Ethel Clare LeNeve
Llewellyn Jones
New York Democrats pick Hubbuch as state chairman
On Oct 6 the Democratic State Committee elected Winfield A. Hubbuch a Washington county banker and paper manufacturer as chairman to succeed John A. Dix, the party's gubernatorial nominee. James H. Glavin of Saratoga was chosen a committee member.
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New York
Democratic State Committee
Winfield A. Hubbuch
Washington County
John A. Dix
James H. Glavin
Saratoga
Indiana Forecast Quiet Tonight Then Warmer Friday
The weather forecast notes fair, cooler tonight with frost and Friday turning fair and warmer. Signals include a local forecast from the Weatherman and Indiana outlooks predicting cooler night conditions followed by a milder, dry Friday.
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Indiana
Nee Seta
Soe
Steps Toward Republic After Royalist Uprising 1910
A chaotic sequence shows King Carlos and Crown Prince Louis slain February 1, 1008, sparking a conservative purge, then a reformist regime. Premier France flees. new ministry, reform parliament, and clerical rule ignite renewed republican propaganda. Bomb plots surface as revolution intensifies. King Manuel hides while Theophile Braga is proclaimed president of the new republic amid clashes between loyalist regiments and revolting forces.
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Louis
France
Manuel
Bombarda
Queen Mother
Mane
Theophile ‘Braga
Awl
Spain braces for uprising as Alfonso massed troops
Madrid reports show King Alfonso and Premier Canalejas ordering a full mobilization to block a republican surge amid Ferrer execution anniversary. Weyler named to command military preparations while Carlists and Catholics brace for counter revolts. Portugal’s republican victory sparks nationwide demonstrations and royal appeals to loyalty.
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Canalejas
Madrid
Don Jaime
Lisbon
Republic of
Portugal
Ferrer
Barcelona
Weryler
Weyler
Spain
Don J
Republic
Radical Club
Kenibe
Brantly
Marseilles
Gedy
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