Roosevelt 3294 Mile South Tour Planned With Rally Lineup
Theodore Roosevelt will ride 3294 miles on a south coast trip in the Grassmere private car, leaving New York at 3 25 p m Thursday. Stops included Wilmington Baltimore Washington Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville Rome Atlanta Memphis Hot Springs St Louis Peoria Covington Crawfordsville Lafayette Lebanon Indianapolis Anderson Muncie and New York. Committee leaders like Beveridge English Fairbanks and many state GOP officials will meet at Covington and escort him to Indianapolis. Local rallies with speakers from Danville Sullivan Lafayette and other towns are scheduled to accompany the train at Veedersburg Crawfordsville Lafayette Lebanon Fortville Muncie and Richmond. The cost is about 4000 dollars based on prior Roosevelt trips.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Theodore Roosevelt
South
Grassmere
New York
Pennnsylvania Road
Miles
Washington
Lynchburg
Bristol
Eerave
Knoxville
Rome
Atlanta
Memphis
Hot Springs
St. Louis
Louis
Peoria
Covington
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Anderson
Muncie
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Wilgoington
Baltimore
Indiana
Republican State Committee
John Chaney
Sullivan
Veedersburg
Lee
Col. Roosevelt
Albert J. Beveridge
William E. English
Charles W. Fairbanks
A. M. Glossbrenner
Harry 8
New
C. N. Williams
James I. Dissette
Harry Slough
Harold Hibben
Thad Gurley
William Fortune
Theodore Perry
W. D. Foulke
Richmond
James Jolly
Rufus Kurkendall
Thomas €. Day
William A. Fox
Charles D. Pearson
James S. Cruse
William C. Bobbs
W.E. Davis
Linton A. Cox
George Brown
Henry W. Bennett
Leonard M. Quill
C. A. Bookwalter
Samuel Rubens
John S. Duncan
Martin M. Hugg
William N. Harding
Mayor Shank
Charles C. Roemler
John C. Ruckelshaus
Lucius B. Swift
William J. I. Reed
William L. Taylor
James H. Lott
Fred C. Gardner
Addison Miller
Robert Geddes
Frank D. Stainaker
Charles C. Hanch
Robert Metzger
Harry BR. Wallace
Alpha B. Hanson
William T. Brown
Edwin M. Lee
Edgar Durre
Evansville
Will H. Hays
Bodine Stalker
Borden
Jacob M. Bauer
Lawrenceburg
Charles T. Pack
Greencastle
Elmer Bassett
Shelbyville
James 8. Culbert
Portland
George H. Palmer
Sheridan
Andrew J. Hickey
Laporte
Francis I. Stults
Huntington
James M. Henry
F. Wayne
Demas.d. Bates
South Bend
Charles G. Sefrit
Harry G. Falls
Brazil
Orla A. Armfield
Elwood
Charles F. Remy
William A. Guthrie
Dupont
Beveridge
Otis BE. Gulley
Danville
Warren G. Sayre l
Wapash
Finley FP. Mount
EB. D. Crompacker
Collas
M. L. Clawson
John C. Chaney
E. EB. Neal
Ninth District
Guy Thing
Lyman Brothers
North
Delaware
Louis Feller
Washington St
Sun
Inter-State Car Company
Brightwood
Woodruff
Thompson Supply CO
Massachusetts
BODA
JAS. R. Neff
Eastryland
Mater Pump
Security Elecric Co
South Meridian
Sam Mar Pratt
Brush
Indiana Ave
Main
Burton's
the Circle
Miller Oil and Suppl Company
Eest
Travelers Will Meet for Denison Hotel Plan
A meeting of the Indiana commercial travelers democrat club will be held Saturday evening in the Denison Hotel. It serves as a preliminary to the Kern rally planned for Oct 22. R B Kirby is the president and Herman F Adams the secretary.
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Indiana Commercial ‘Travelers’ Democratic Club
Denison
R. B. Kirby
Herman F. Adams
Davis Sues Southern Railway for 10000 Damages
Mary L. Davis of Princeton filed a Friday fall from a box car in October 1909 as the basis to seek $10,000 damages from the Southern Railway Company. Davis alleged she was braking a freight when the brake wheel broke as she attempted to stop two cars.
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Mary L. Davis
Princeton
Federe
Southern Railway Company
Davis
Two Men Die In Gotham Battle
In New York a violent cafe gunfight between tender loin gangs left two dead, three wounded, and more than 1300 shots fired. Framed by an upstairs and downstairs ambush, the clash drew police after the shootout and fled participants remain sought.
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New York
West Twenty Eighth Street
Broadway
Frank Mack
James Howard
Bellevue Hospital
Pythian Sisters Adopt Australian Ballot System
The Pythian Sisters annual convention at the Pythian building adopted the Australian ballot for state officer elections. Ada White of Kentland was elected grand chief, succeeding Belle Ephraim of Tangier, with a large 24000-member lodge and a healthy treasury of 6276 dollars. It notes memory aids and password forgetfulness by delegates, and outlines committee reports and funds for an orphan’s home and relief for sick members.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Guard
Protector
Ada White
Kentland
Belle Ephraim
Tangier
Ephraim
Lodge
Indianapolis
Monitor Temple
Tomlinson Hall
Mary Beidler
Auburn
Emma Smith
Elkhart
Beatrice Brownell
Lowell
Anne Beers
Lafayette
Carrie Knock
Logansport
Iva Leverton
Huntington
Lottie Todd
Dunkirk
Alice Peck
Ada Stonebraker
Frankfort
Tamner
Grimes
Rosedale
Margaret Henry
Bloomington
Lids
Roser
Richmond
Myrtie
Ton
Seymour
Hoste
Portugal Exiled Monarch Flees to Gibraltar Amid Revolt
The wounded royal family escaped Mafra and Lisbon pressure by boarding the Amelie, sailing to Ericeira, then Gibraltar. Manuel and kin, guarded by Mafra students, shed tears at flight, while Duke of Oporto hid under guard. Portugal’s empire and dom Miguel’s future role loom as republic faces doubt.
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Mafra
Duke
Oporto
Amelie
Ericeira
Manuel
Ericera
Gibraltar
Sir Francis Forestier-Walker
Manus
Portugal
Cape Verde Islands
Portuguese Guiana
Prince's
St. Thomas’ Islands
Angola
Portuguese East Africa
Coa
Damao
Diu Timor
Indian Archipelago
Maco
China
West Africa
England
France
Paris
Spain
Dom Miguel
Madeira
Spanish Revolution Sparks as Crisis Deepens in Spain
Paris reports private advices fearing a massive uprising in Alfonso’s Spain that could dwarf Portugal turmoil. Monarchists, nobles, soldiers, and publicists reportedly join radicals as guards patrol streets in Barcelona Valencia and Madrid. Emissaries in Paris coordinate with republican leaders while funding from Portugal’s revolt seller backs rebellion ready to ignite across the nation.
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Paris
Spain
Portugal
Alfonso
Barcelona
Valencia
Madrid
Manuel Remains Happy Amid Portugal Crisis in Gibraltar
King Manuel with cheerful mood stays in Gibraltar as Portugal unrest grows. He avoids future plans while hosted by Gov. Forestier-Walker aboard the Amelie. U S cruiser Des Moines fires royal salute and ships fly sag at mainmasts signaling concern. British warships honor him as tension mounts in Oporto region.
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Gibraltar
Manuel
Portugal
Des Moines
Oporto
England
United States
Newcastle
Minerva
American minister’s daughter recalls Portugal’s king
The daughter of the late Laurence Townsend, American minister to Portugal, mourns the fall of King Manuel’s dynasty. She recalls playing with the crown prince and Manuel, describing them as democratic and charming, and rejects harsh rumors about Manuel’s private life, calling him noble-hearted and poetic.
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Laurence Townsend
Portugal
Manuel
Miss Townsend
Lisbon
King of Greece May Quit Despair Over Foreign Tangle
Vienna dispatch reports King George of Greece again contemplates abdication due to unresolved foreign relations with Turkey. He reportedly plans to yield rulership to Crown Prince Constantine, a step considered after 1863 election by the Athens assembly.
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Vienna
George
Greece
Turkey
Constantinos
Athens
Dancer Stands By King In Vienna Amid Paris Plans
In Vienna on October 7 Gaby Des Lis, called the king’s queen, pledges loyalty to Manuel, Portugal’s dethroned monarch. She will stay in Vienna to perform at the Apollo until the 15th, then travel to Paris where she expects a reunion with the king on October 16, citing their past happiness and hoping for renewal.
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Vienna
Gaby Des Liabrielle
Manuel
Portugal
Paris
Mile. Des Lis
Apollo Theater
Mrs Adriance Smuggling Case Ends In Large Fines
Ada S Adriance wife of I Reynolds Adriance of Poughkeepsie New York pleaded guilty to smuggling pearl necklaces valued at 13400 and was fined 5000 by Federal Judge Hand plus nearly 30000 in penalties to the customs house The judge warned that future smugglers among the wealthy would face prison and set a deterrent example urging stricter penalties for rich offenders.
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New York
Ada S. Adriance
I. Reynolds Adriance
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hand
Judge Hand
Jeader
Baltic
Adriance
Wise
Hudson Valley
Diphtheria Closes Lutz School in Lapel Indiana
Diphtheria has closed the Lutz school and twenty three pupils are under quarantine after three cases developed in a single day. The note is a compact public health report from Lapel dated October 7. Then an advertisement urges readers to visit S. J. Singer's Sons for fall suits with ready to wear and tailor options starting at thirteen dollars and seventy five cents.
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Lapel
Ind
Lutz
Rose son killed in interurban wreck near Staunton Ill
In a Staunton Illinois area interurban wreck on October 4, Rose, son of Hiram E. Rose, died. Funeral planned at Whitsett Titus & Hisey chapel on Saturday October 8 with burial at Crown Hill cemetery. Funeral directors listed include Tute-wiler and Son and several others. Additional notices include obituaries for Mrs Lorena Weber and Burke Naughlin, with service details and funeral arrangements.
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Rose
Marshall
Hiram EH. Rose
Staunton
Ill
Whitsett
Titus & Hisey
North Illinois
Pentalpha Lodge
Crown
Lorena
William Weber
West Twenty-ninth Street
Clay
Seventh Christian Church
N'Laughlin
Burke
South West Street
St. John's Church
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New York City
Home Lodge
King
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British Columbia
America
Ft. St. James
Grand Trunk Land CO
Claypool Bidg
X. J. M Moore
Tutewiler & Son
I. E. Gross
Prospect
Dela
Johnson & Hassler
Massachusetts Ave
Poh Slani Mse
Shirley
Michigan Street
Adams & Eerbinger
Qhiost
Undertakers
Grurge Herrmann
Undertaker
Whitshitt
Titus & Hiley
N. Sinoisst
Ukvdertakers
George Stigman CO
N. Hast
K. Undertakers
Renihan & Blackwell
W. Quio
Flanner & Bluhanan
Weite
APD
HBD
Wasbon & Iea
Eer
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Carpenter’s
Ohio St
Rt Out
DR. Brigham
Pennsylvania Street
Odd Fellows
Marcus
W. Pratt
Bushelman
EB. Langebrake
Bloom's
Washington At
Pate Tatea
Virginia Ave
J. H. Anding
Fred
Freda
Linvis
Eco Boys
L. A Ayres
Clayton
Florence
Euclid Ave
Washington Bt
BND Bros
East Market ST. Loan CO
LAW Bldg
EH. Market St. Indianapolis
Central Loan Association
State Life Building
East Washington Street
Capitol Loan Co
East
Baldwin
Indiana Mortgagh Loan CO
Lombard Bidg
D. H. Tolman
ODD State Loan CO
Wash
ABLE
Titoia
Nen Opiate Loan CO
W. W. Washiotto
Anapolie
Fudd
Business Guide
Pkates
Ohio Street
Cyposite
F. B. Caldwe
Saecere
Peterson
Wheela
Ginla Ave
el Co
Oods
Howard's
Dreithaler & Martin, Storhing
Earhart & Earhart
N. P Street
Indiana Electrotype Co
Advance Electrical CO
Wayne Ave
TIN Fruit
Marion County Hhalty CO
American Cephal Life
Capit Ive and Company
Penbroke Arcade
Wc. Schergens
Carl L. Rost
Ant
N. Ieee At
Royal Laundry
Noa Fhonen
Sanitee
Luplalla
Rormes Light Co
Washington, Main
alLassaGh— Palace
Illinois
Anna B. Fai
Della Carson
Market
Alabama
Ohio
Medical
Brigham
Pennsylvania St
Miller
N. Ilinois
St. R
Pachargh
Janifer Building
Washingon, D
Pfleger
Stephens Photo Supply Co
Floris BE. Thomas
W. Jo
Storkaur
Ole Lodo
Hamilton
Hast St
Shank Furniture
Eroraus CO
Austioneers
Sna Huechter
Winningtaeat
Oves
D. Fe Ptire CO
Indianapolis Welding CO
Meridian St
Poppa Eee Financial
Memn’s and Boys
Goodman Clothing Company
W. Cor
Ben Hur
Seton
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