Roosevelt will not stump for Republican ticket says Indiana senator
Indiana Senator Hemenway reports President Roosevelt will not tour to back the ticket. He notes Taft is safe in Indiana with about a 73 000 lead and cites disposal of the Jove option as easing risk to the state ticket. He predicts Gov. Deneen and Speaker Cannon will be re elected.
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Hemenway
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Washington, D. C
White House
Taft
Deneen
Cannon
Cubs and Giants to Play Tomorrow at Polo Grounds
New York officials, facing a dubious forecast, confirmed the last game of the series will be held at the Polo Grounds at 3 o clock. Boston and New York lineups include Becker Bates and Sweeney Dahlen Bresnahan with Ames and McGann pitching for the visitors and the Giants. In the first inning Becker and Bates scored after McGann tripled, as Browne sacrificed and the Giants attempted a double.
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New York
Boston
Polo Grounds
Becker
St. Kenney
Bates
Herzog
Btowne
McCook
McGann
Dontn
Sweeney
Seymour
Dahlen
Devlin
Waiifan
Bresnahan
C. Bowerman
Bridewell
Browne
Tenney
Merlin
Dan
Knights of Pythias Lodge Building Receives Approval
The Grand lodge Knights of Pythias reports satisfaction with its new building. An auditing committee found construction expenditures satisfactory and the committee’s work was approved unanimously. Later talks focused on constitution changes and plans to adjourn by Tuesday evening.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Hoyt Divorce Suit Names Lic and Arrest Mention
In a divorce petition, Hoyt names Henry Lic as co respondent and alleges arrest in connection with a spree. The Hoyts wed in 1893 and their son lives with the grandmother, with Hoyt planning to take custody.
Snider Appeals Conspiracy Charge In Nellie Case
Snider, charged with conspiracy to defraud the delinquent Nellie an adopted daughter, files an appeal from the justice criminal court. Snider resides on Langley Avenue and seeks review of the case.
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Snider
Nellie
Justice Criminal Court
Snider Langley
Heroic Firefighter Dies After Saving Three Families
Jersey City police officer William Nestor gave his life rescuing three families from a burning building at 818 Ocean Avenue. The blaze started in the cellar beneath a grocery. after guiding occupants to safety he succumbed to smoke and was found dead on the fourth floor.
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Jersey City
N. J
Wiliam Nestor
Ocean Avenue
Nestor
Matches Cause Death of Two Little Children
In Madison, Ind a 4-year-old son of Erastus Wright perished after lighting a fire in a barn. In Rushville, Ind a 3-year-old girl, Lavone Butts, burned herself while playing with matches and died from the injuries.
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Madison
Ind
Erastus Wright
Rushville
Lavone Butts
Frank Butts
Augustus Lynch Dies in Washington D C Burial Planned
The death of Augustus Lynch formerly of Indianapolis and two years a resident of Washington DC occurred Tuesday. The body will be brought to Indianapolis for burial in Crown Hill. He was 70 years old.
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Augustus Lynch
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Mr. Lynch
Crown Hill
Politic RE and Pet fogs in Missouri tour
A campaign update reports President and staff planning for Taft victory, with Hitchcock managing efforts. Mack ill in Chicago while Hitchcock heads to the city. Hisgen and Ranpeak scheduled speeches in Goldfield and Indiana as Bell campaigns in California. Portland stop noted for Tuesday night.
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Indiana
Portland
Ore
Roosevelt Calls for Arbitration as Balkan Tensions Rise
American diplomats monitor the Balkans as President Roosevelt plans to propose arbitration and offer a basis for negotiations. Paris reports an international conference on Bulgaria may be arranged by Britain France and Russia. Crete may unite with Greece amid regional instability and rising tensions.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Crete
Greece
Bulgaria
Turbulent Balkan tensions ease as Austria-Hungary expands
Constantinople Oct 7 The Balkans show reduced warlike activity though war minister moves munitions to the frontier. Austria-Hungary’s actions in Bosnia and Herzegovina stir Serb concern while Germany and the powers eye Vienna. A conference on the Berlin treaty and Bulgaria moves is anticipated.
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Constantinople
Balkans
Turkey
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Greece
Franz Josef
Servia
Berlin
Servians surround Austrian Legation in Belgrade clash
A Belgrade dispatch reports a mob of Servians surrounded the Austrian legation and renewed last night’s attack, breaking many windows. Troops dispersed the crowd and now guard the legation in London on October 7.
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London
Belgrade
Legation
McGregor files answer to Kaminsky suit over boiler contract
In Superior Court No 3, McGregor demurs to Julius Kaminsky et al complaint claiming no facts justify a cause of action. Kaminsky charges Atlas Engine Works secured the boiler contract at the county power plant by bribery. McGregor asserts county commissioners acted in a judicial capacity within their functions.
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Solit McGregor
Julius M. Kaminsky
Kaminsky
Atlas Engine Works
Kaminsky Company
McGregor
Robbers Hit Drug Store and Home Loot
Burglars entered Frank Erdelmeyer's drug store at 1102 N Illinois street through a front transom Tuesday night and stole the best cigars and about $2. Later that afternoon they forced their way into Joseph Baker's home at 4121 KB Washington street, taking two gold watches and other jewelry.
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Frank Erdelmeyer
Illinois Street
Joseph Baker
Washington Street
Sun Sporting Extra Makes a Big Hit
Sun newspaper announces a record selling sporting extra on Tuesday night. Thousands bought copies quickly due to early street release and full reports of the Tigers Sox and Giants Boston games. The Sun credits its printing facilities and dedicated telegraph wire for its lead in sports coverage.
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Baseball Extra
The
Sun
Sun Sporting Extra
Tigers-Sox
Giants
Boston
Sporting News
Indianapolis
Sightseeing firm seeks restraining order over Cartercars
William A. Zunipfe and Perce E. Johnson of the Indianapolis Sightseeing company obtained a restraining order in Superior Court No. 3 to stop Charles C. Himes and Carl J. Hicks of the Indianapolis Automobile company from selling or encumbering two Cartercars. The plaintiffs allege they paid for and contracted the cars, having transferred stock and tendered cash, with $500 more in gold held by the court clerk as evidence of readiness to complete the agreement. A temporary injunction hearing is set to address the matter while the Cartercars remain in Himes and Hicks’ possession.
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William A. Zunipfe
Perce E. Johnson
Indianapolis Sightseeing Company
Charles C. Himes
Carl J. Hicks
Indianapolis Automobile
Cartercars
Zumpfe
Johnson
Indianapolis
Himes
Hicks
Portteus accuses Trusler of pressuring for sheriff vote
City Councilman Theodore Portteus of Irvington charges Preston Trusler a Republican on the Board of Public Works threatened Democratic Sheriff candidate Jacob Woessner supporters to back Joe Hogue. Portteus says Trusler warned of denying future favors unless the Woessner camp abandoned its efforts.
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Theodore Portteus
Trusler
Board OF Public Works
Ninth Ward
Irvington
Preston C. Trusler
Jacob Woessner
Joe Hogue
Mr. Woessner
Portteus
John Hamlet
Woessner
Trusier
Mr. Trusler
Bookwalter
Mr. Hogue
Ed Scurpier
Hidden Money Of Dead Mar Being Sought
Nicholas Nolan seven years old was found dead in his room at 212 W New York Street shortly before noon Wednesday. He was last seen Sunday afternoon and was believed to have money hidden in his room. Mack Harkass discovered the body through the transom while Bicycle Officer Schlangan and Rada- were assisting.
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Nolan
Tie
Mack Harkass
Rooming House
Schlangan
Rada
Ohio counties vote dry as 814 saloons shut down
Ohio voters in 31 counties have approved the county option law leaving only one county dry. About 14 saloons must close as Paulding Wyandot and Hancock counties vote dry with Findlay as Hancock county seat. Upper Sandusky lies in Wyandot.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paulding County
Wyandot
Upper
Sandusky
Wyandot County
Hancock County
Findlay
Harvard Men Rescued From Wrecked Mayflower Yacht
The steamship Advance reported sighting the Mayflower schooner yacht 150 miles north of Watling's Island. Rescued crew included four Harvard students, a Japanese cook, and a navigator after a gale. The Mayflower, chartered by Harvard students, searched for a sunken treasure off Jamaica.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Advance
Watling’s Island
Harvard
Mavine Basin
Southern Rresearch Company
Jamaica
Nolan’s Room Mystery and Final Suspicions in Weat-side
A man named Nolan, living alone in a single room on the Weat-side for 20 years, refused room cleaning and was thought to hide money. Coroner Petersdert plans a search of the room after Nolan’s death, with Nolan’s son and daughter living in Indianapolis. The body was moved to the city morgue. Nolan had earned a living cutting grass and cleaning yards and reportedly planned to join a charity institution but never did.
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Macher
Nolan
Petersdert
Indianapolis
Pigs Foot Club Plans Feast At Frank O Brien s Cafe
The Pig s Foot club meets Thursday night at Frank O Brien s cafe East and Washington streets. Members are urged to attend as an extraordinary feast of pigs feet is promised with toes from one to twelve. The member eating the most pigs feet will become the next president.
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The
Pig’s Foot Club
Frank O'Brien
East
Washington Streets
Explosion at New York benzoin factory injures five and drives 100 girls to street
Five people suffer severe burns while benzoin blast at 100 Green Street factory sends 100 girls racing into the street. Reports from New York trace the accident as authorities investigate possible causes and aftermath.
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New York
Green Street
Constantinople
Prince Constantine
Greece
Norfolk
J. W. Richardson
B. T. Cromwell
Richardson
Campaign fund coercion at statehouse prompts payroll deductions
Desperate effort by Col. Billy Huffman and the Republican state committee seeks 3 to 5 percent from all state and local government employees, including stenographers janitors and police, to fund campaigns. Some workers object citing low wages while others pledge to pay to keep their posts. Huffman plans pressure using potential removal or public shaming to force compliance.
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Dente Anes
State Committee
Ghaabunee Chonde Pee
Siesparen
Billy Huffman
Statehouse
Republican State Committee
Col. Huffman
Norar
Col. Hufman
Goshen
Cal. Linft Wan
Billheimer
Tailor Frank Pierson Arrested on False Pretenses Charge
Frank Pierson, a tailor, was arrested Wednesday night after a customer accused him of obtaining money by false pretenses for a suit not delivered. The complaint alleges payments were issued for a garment never provided.
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Frank Pierson
Youthful Bookkeeper Nabbed For Theft At Fairbank Park
Frederick Naugle a 17 year old bookkeeper employed by Mrs. William J. Troan at Fairbank park was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Detectives Kinney and Morgan. He admitted taking 100 dollars saying he knew the safe combination and spent the money to have a good time. Naugle lives in Mitchell Indiana.
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Frederick Naugile
William J. Troan
Fairbank Park
Kinney and
Morgan
Naugle
Mitchell
Ind
Shoot Revolvers to Give Fire Alarm in Gary
The report from Gary Indiana notes the city, with around 1,000 residents, plans a night fire alarm drill using revolvers to reveal readiness and response, amid concerns about safety and coordination in the event of emergencies.
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Gary
Ind
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