Beveridge Returns to Campaign Trail with Roosevelt
Senator Albert J. Beveridge, claiming to be fit as a fiddle, resumes campaigning with ex president Roosevelt. He will spend Thursday in Indianapolis and continue a southern state itinerary by traction and rail, visiting Jeffersonville New Albany Orleans Bedford Bloomington Danville Shelburn Anderson and other stops.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
George W. Powell
South
New Albany
Orleans
Bedford
Bloomington
Danville
Roosevelt
Shelbury
Anderson
Eiyood
Beveridge Support Confident From Kansas Leader
W D Shedden of Kansas City surveys Beveridge re election prospects in Kansas praising the state as progressive with strong education and cleaner politics. He argues Kansans would back Beveridge, comparing him to Victor Murdock and lauding Roosevelt era nationalism as plain political morality.
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Senate
Kansas
William R. Stubbs
Beveridge
W. D. Shedden
Kansas City
Meridian Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Denison
Victor Murdock
Union For Education
Roosevelt
Roosevelt to address Indianapolis from hotel balcony
Edwin M. Lee and Harry Wallace announce Theodore Roosevelt will speak Thursday afternoon from a joint balcony above the Hotel English entrance. The plan seats 150 on the balcony and nearby. Charles Warren Fairbanks will introduce the former president as he is escorted along Meridian Street from the depot.
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Cal
Roosevelt
Edwin M. Lee
Harry Wallace
Theodore Roosevelt
Indianapolis
English
House
Monument Place
Hunter
Federal Building
Thev
Meridian _Street
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Man Sends Suggestions to State Committee for Beveridge
Fred M. Grant of Canton TH writes the Republican State Committee with suggestions on Indiana election strategy. He lists men and outside states whose support and encouragement bolster Senator Beveridge and his campaign prospects.
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Canton
Man
Fred. M. Grant
Indiana
Beveridge
Senator Beveridge Speech Draws Large Indiana Audience
Special to The Sun reports October 10 in Indiana that a crowded gathering could not fit all listeners as Senator A J Beveridge spoke on the Senate topic. The small hall size limited the capacity for the attentive crowd seeking remarks on national issues.
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Ind
A. J .Bev
Fate of Willms to Be Decided in Circuit Court
William Willms 52 seeks damages after expulsion from the Deutscher Militärverein von Indianapolis over a 75 cent shortage in his books. Attorneys argued the removal after twelve years of service was malicious and promised repayment. The committee signed the expulsion document without individual names. The case has lingered in court two years.
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William Willms
Deutscher Militarverein von Indianapolis
Willms
Two Indiana Parker officers tied in wartime mix up
Austin Allen Parker of Indiana gained a lieutenant’s commission by a clerical error that also sent Allen Parker’s commission to him. The two men, both from Indiana and similar ages, saw mixed records for years until a back pay dispute revealed the error.
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Washington
Austin Allen Parker
Indiana
Adjutant General's Office
War Department
Spain
Twenty-fourth Iuofant v
Allen Parker
Twenty-first Infantry
Army
McKinley
Adjutant General's Branch
160Th Indiana Infantry
Ft. Monroe
White House
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Parkers
Michigan
158Th
Indiana Infantry
Austin Allen
Parker
Fairmont
Ind
Adjutant General’s Office
Austin Allen. Parker
Tin Allen Parker
Denver
Department
A. A. Parker
Allen’ Parker
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Twenty First Infantry
Infantry
Cavalry
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Eighth Infantry
20 000 Women Strike in New York Necktie Factories
In New York 20 000 women and girls in the necktie trade walk out over sanitary working conditions following Millie Hammer’s push for reform. After discharge for demanding better conditions she organized a union linked to the AFL. The strike began after failed talks with union and employers.
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New York
Millie Hammer
New York City
Miss Hammer
American Federation of Labor
Employers
Silent Cabbies At Union Station As Scalpers Depart
Cabbies stand mute at Indianapolis Union Railway Station doors as a new posted warning bars soliciting passengers and forbids ticket scalpers from plying at the premises. City ordinance supports a 15 foot buffer. sign posted Monday morning.
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Union Station
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Markers to Honor Veterans at Missionary Ridge
Capt. F J Van Voorhis and others depart for Chattanooga to seek reestablishment of the marker at Missionary Ridge where the 86th and 79th Indiana regiments arrived during Chickamauga. They assert the brigade marker sits too far from the ascent point and Indiana lacks ridge markers now. The 86th Indiana Infantry previously planted the first flag on the summit.
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F. J. van Voorhis
Henry W. Nichols
Carson P. Rodman
Judge Howe
J. H. Olive
Chattanooga
Board of
Chickamauga Park
Indianapolis
Indiana
Eighty-sixth
Indiana Infantry
Sahm Must Appear In Boundary Case
Notice served on Auditor Sanam to appear in superior court Room 5 Monday afternoon at 2 oclock before Judge Bartholomew in a case seeking to enjoin use of new boundary lines. Sahm ordered to bring county commissioner orders and the October 1906 publication order, official map showing precinct boundaries as ordered June 1910.
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Sanam
Superior Court
Bartholomew
Sahm
Hatless man urges others to try it in Kansas City
Guy Withers, a life insurance company manager, has not worn a hat in summer for five years. He says he avoids hats not to prevent cold or baldness but because he enjoys it. He adopted the habit from a friend in Boston during a five year period.
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Kansas City
Guy Withers
Withers
Boston
Suffragettes Adopt Mannish Costumes in New Look
New York reports suffragettes unveiling mannish outfits featuring a coat with pockets and a divided skirt as a fashionable protest. A rival style includes an aero plane makeup with a princess effect over bloomers, divided, with ends tucked into short leggings and a hood laced at the face.
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New York
Labor Groups Rally for Indiana Workmen's Comp Bill
Indiana Bar Association committees and the Indiana Council of the National Civic Federation join Indiana Federation of Labor members in urging a workmen's compensation bill for the 50 legislature. The plan follows New York's automatic compensation system for industrial injuries, modeled on the English act, as a remedy beyond common law negligence. Judge Cuthbert of Buffalo upheld a suit against the Buffalo Street Railway.
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Tion
Indiana Council
The
National Civic Federation
Indiana Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of New York
New York
Indiana
Empire State
Cuthbert
Buffalo
Buffalo Street Railway Company
Thousands feared dead as fires rage near Manitoba
Fires menaced Manitoba near the Ontario line as fire fighting units from Duluth Port Arthur Ft Williams and the city raced to the scene. Many victims were burned beyond recognition and a full casualty list may never be known. War Road became the operations base with refugees arriving from burned farms and camps while thirty forest rangers led locals in the firefight.
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Manitoba
Ontario
Duluth
Port Arthur
Ft. Williams
War Road
Forest Rangers
Twin City merchants launch $20,000 fund for fire victims
Minneapolis Minnesota merchants subscribe twenty thousand dollars to aid northern forest fire refugees. funds will be distributed through the Red Cross society by twin city business leaders acting as a relief committee.
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Twin City
Minneapolis. Minn
Twin Cities
Red Cross Society
County plants offered free as courthouse geraniums
Custodian Dick Camplin announced that courthouse grounds geraniums will be distributed at 10 oclock Tuesday morning. Plants are healthy and can be pulled from the beds. some have already been claimed by the park board, which also proposed exchanging bulbs for some courthouse flowers. A box was sent to Kokomo, Indiana.
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Dick Camplin
Kokomo
Ind
Widow’s will says husband loses estate if he remarries
On Mary B E Burke’s death bed she asked her husband Michael M Burke not to remarry and drafted a will giving the estate worth $5,000 to him but with a proviso that if he remarries the estate reverts to their two children. the will names Burke as executor and holder of the real estate.
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Washington
Mary BE. Burke
Inventors Build Americas First Self Made Monoplane
HOOTED AT FOR MONTHS Inventors reap reward of labor upon machine said to be first of type. Terre Haute Indiana October 10 hooter at for two months during their efforts make a monoplane of their own construction the first of its type to be built in America Louis Harry and Julius Johnson engine makers of this city Monday were the heroes of Terre Haute Sunday night the Johnson boys made three test flights in their machine each one of them ascended in the monoplane and crept across a big field flying easily.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Hooter
America
Louis
Harry
Julius Johnson
Johnson
Stolen bicycle linked to teen suspect in city
Frank Miller, 17, found with a stolen bicycle owned by E. Benjamin. detectives Dugan and DeRossette arrested Miller at Delaware and Washington streets. They report a number of bicycles stolen recently and aim to tie the thefts to Miller.
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Frank Miller
Senate Avenue
E. Benjamin
New York Street
C. ¥. Lindsey
Timnois Street
Dugan and
DeRossette
Miller
Delaware
Washington Streets
Honest man found by Ohio hotel man in windfall
William Morganroth lost a book containing $300 in currency when a gust blew the roll into Ginter's auto garage door. Ginter returned the money and Morganroth offered $50 reward for honesty, which Ginter refused.
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Wooster
William Morganroth
Ginter
Morganreth
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