Love of a Boy Ends in Tragedy at Woman’s House
In Cincinnati a 15 year old lover shot Mrs Maude Cahoon as she pleaded not to detain him. The shooting occurred after a late night argument in her Erie Avenue home. Cahoon, separated from her husband, says the act was accidental and asked police to not hold the boy, Loganani, who confessed love for months but claimed no intent to kill. Police investigation continues.
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Iscripps M Rae
Cincinnati
Yoomormning
Maude Cuheon
Erieeave
Mount Aub
Chelathoepaal
Charles Lugannani
Palive
Corbin
Neure
Mre
Cal
Krom
Heckgeer
Schissler
Henrietta Schiesler
Politicians to Speak Across Indianapolis Area This Week
The republicans announce speeches by Fairbanke Cochran Culbertson Crumpacker and Hanly in Indianapolis venues including English Opera House and Masonic Hall. Beveridge engagement cancelled. Littleton billed for Maricnic Hall address. Expected crowd size cites hundreds of attendees and hotel meetings with Democrats, noting Roosevelt betting odds among attendees.
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Commercal Travelers
Republican Club
Han
Frank Hanly
Eee
Albert J. Beveridge
Illinoia Campaten F
Chicago
State Committee
Beveridge
Rockefeller at bay says T. W. Lawson
Boston moneyed man Thomas W. Lawson asserts that Rockefeller denied his story and accuses Standard Oil of technical denials. He claims Judge Parker's nomination was pushed by McCarren and Standard Oil insiders while warning of market panics and deposits withdrawals across the country.
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Boston Millionaire
Techniacl
Scripps-M'Rae
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Standard Oil Company
Dehn K. Rockefeller
Hes Demark
Ines
John D
John J. Rockefeller
Mara
Pam
Rockefeller
Roosevelt celebrates birthday amid well wishers at White House
President Roosevelt marked his 46th birthday with messages from around the world and visits from friends at the White House. He reviewed his daily work with Secretary Loeb while gardeners delivered a giant chrysanthemum bouquet from the government exhibition, signaling a calm, ceremonial day.
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Iscripps
Roosevelt
Loch
Bromwvell
Jage
Ps Raat Gardens
Taggart Discusses Bryan Influence in Indiana Politics
Tom Taggart, upbeat after a day with William J. Bryan, praises Bryan’s impact on Indiana Democrats and predicts strong Democratic prospects. He notes Republican figures and returns to the Bryan campaign, while Henrietta Schissler accuses her husband of late hours and neglect in a divorce filing.
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Tom Taggart
William J. Bryan
Brean
Tom
Sam
Bryan
Indiana
Mr. Taggart
Charlie
Vorefner
Taggart
Taggert
Weather forecast for tonight and Friday rises later
Fair tonight and Friday with temperatures climbing from 32 at 7 am to 43 at noon and 48 by 2 pm. Prices for new rifles and related items listed. Unclear local shop names appear mid text with garbled offerings.
Mayor McClellan Opens New York City Subway
The first subway car runs through the 23 mile tunnel as Mayor McClellan presses the silver controller. Officials and guests attend ceremonies at City Hall with free rides for 50,000. transit era begins to ease New York’s daily rush, replacing crowded streets and elevated lines.
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Mayor McLellan
New York
Great Rapid Transit Subway
Iscripps-Wrak
Rapid
McClelan
Wallyrr Controlier
TRNST
City Hall
Rote
Harlem
Ee Transit
Board of Alder Area
Wife Paid To Keep Him In Prison On Election Day
In police court Stewart Quinn faced a novel defense claiming his wife paid two men to arrest him to influence his political alignment. The wife allegedly accepted two dollars to keep him jailed through the election. Judge Walsh fined Quinn ten dollars and ten days in jail. A separate civil case involved Jeasie Brugh suing the railroad for damages from a wreck at Plainfield, alleging shock and bruises.
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Stewart Quinn
Vera
Fourteenth-st
Quinn
Flay
Quing
Waallon
Suee Railroad
Jeasie Brugh
Plainfed
Terrified by Negro Accused of Assault in Police Court
Mamie Dean testified against George Rice in a police court case accusing him of criminally assaulting her near City Hospital on Sept. 14. She identified Rice as the assailant after seeing him earlier on E Washington Street and at a theater. Rice declined to testify. bond was set at 4000 with a continuation requested until Saturday for witnesses.
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Mamie Dean
George Rice
City Hospital
Rive
Rice
Dean Watt
Washington
Dean
Kurtzand
Whallon
Knox seeks candidacy despite election board dispute
George La Rama, a colored candidate for Congress, and attorney Hurton J. Hierek, work on an injunction bid as Knox asserts the board acted without authority. Knox claims up to 500 unchallenged names on his petition validate his bid and that the board cannot demand witnesses. He predicts his name will appear on the ballot amid public support and criticism of party methods.
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Ateorge la Rama
Caamindate
Congress
Board of Election
Vormmisainnwrs
Atorney
Hurtion J. Hierek
Knox
Republiana
Tam
Overstreet
Verdict for Baker in Marion court awards 4000 to Wilson
The Marion circuit court awarded Melvin Wilson four thousand dollars against Hitz Baking Company for injuries from a failing freight elevator at the company plant. Wilson suffered broken ankles, confinement, and lifelong disability. Hitz contends operator negligence. Jana Patterson Bead, 14, niece of Turnkey John Low, died at home in Morriatown from typhoid fever.
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Marion County
Melvin Wilson
Hitz Baking Company
Cig Company
Wilson
Hitz Company
Jana Patterson
Jona Patterson
John Low
Morriatown
France Takes Steps to Prevent War Midnight Cabinet Meeting
London dispatch reports rising Anglo Russian tension with hopes of avoiding war. England may reject Admiral Rodjestvensky’s torpedo target claim, resisting recall of officers, and warn the Baltic fleet against proceeding if no accord is reached. A time limit on Russia’s reply looms, as a Russian fleet lies at anchor awaiting orders.
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France
Cripps-M Rae Bulletin
London
Russia
Scripps-M’rae
England
Rodjestvensky
Madrid
Pall Mall Gazette
Globe
St. James
Anserte
Rugalan
Trussian Imperial Tours
Paris
Baltic tensions rise as Russia silence spurs London cabinet
SCRIPPS BAR CABLEGRAM London October 7 Premier Balfour ordered a cabinet meeting amid Russia’s silence on British demands. Count Renckendorff and M Cambon visited the Foreign Office as anxiety over a possible British fleet action against the Russian fleet grows. The London press belittles the Russian reply. public fear centers on what action Britain must take.
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Scripps Bar Cablegram
London
Balfour
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Standard Oil
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