Roosevelt Visit Highlights Cincinnati Frock Coat Event
Congress Man Nicholas Longworth hosts former president Theodore Roosevelt in Cincinnati on Sept. 9. Roosevelt tours Music Hall exhibits and southern resources displays, attends a 12:30 p.m. speech, afternoon reception, opera and playground program, with boxes for dignitaries and long-worn frock coats due to heat. Local officials and southern leaders attend in coordinated style.
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Cincinnati
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Rookwood
Congressman Longworth
Grandin Road
Exposition Grounds
Music Hall
Ohio Valley
Col. Roosevelt
Linton Park
Longworth
Longworth Sr
Robert Reynolds
Si V Y. Egan
J. H. Warner
Edward A. Seiter
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Gov. Sanders
Louisiana
Behrman
New Orleans
T. A. Sisson
Humane Society
Georgia
Southern Resources Hall
George B. Cox
Factions Stirred in Chicago Republican Rift Over Lorimer
In Chicago September the GOP split widens due to the Roosevelt Lorimer incident. The Hamilton Club faces a fracture with many members resigning or forming a new club as Roosevelt’s action reshapes party loyalties. News coverage mirrors a tumultuous political moment in the city.
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Chicago
Republicans
Tineis
Moosevelt- Lorimer
Lorimer
Col
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Lorimers
Inter Oceana
Roosevelt Attacks Illinois Politics at Hamilton Club Banquet
Former President Theodore Roosevelt denounced political conditions in Illinois during a speech at the Hamilton Club banquet in Congress Hotel. He criticized lawless violence and corruption among those with differing shares of wealth, describing dangers facing the American people. Speaker Cannon and Illinois delegation members were present but did not mute his critique.
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Cheago
Sept
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Ilinois
Hamilton Club
Congress Hotel
Roosevelt
Society May Seek To Close Orphans Home In Indiana
Indianapolis humane society officers weigh closing the orphanage of the Fente cost band near Bridgeport after an inspection into alleged mistreatment of Edith Staley six and typhoid fever cases at the home. Humane Inspector Merrill and C L Dietz report to the board of state charities to request charter revocation.
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Indianapolis Humane Society
Fentecost
Bridgeport
Humane
Merrill
C. L. Dietz
The
Humane Society
Edith Staley
Board of State Charities
White Dog Hunt Causes City Auto Collision Damages
Mayor Shank orders a Friday inquiry into a Thursday night collision involving the board of works vehicle, a pursuing party including Motorcycle Officer Wilson and chauffeur Newby, and a pursuit tied to a missing white bulldog. a young woman, Miss Wesner, was present as the dog search unfolded. The chase led to a street sprinkler and a collision that bent a fender and sprung the front axle, with no severe injuries reported.
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Shank
Board of Public Work
William Wilson
Robert Newby
W. T. Erdman
Wilson
Newby
Wesner
North Capitol Avenue
Miss Wesner
Supt. Hyland
Joy
Mayor Shank
Toad
Bick Inter
Braman
Drug clerk freed of manslaughter charge in acid case
Herman Fritz, a licensed pharmacist in a Virginia avenue drug store, had a manslaughter charge dismissed after coroner Blackwell recommended clearance. The case involved Fritz selling oxalic acid to George Salomon of Elm Street who died from the mistaken sale. Coroner cited Fritz’s poor eyesight and need for dark glasses, calling it a pathetic accident.
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Herman Fritz
George Salomon
Elm Street
Blackwell
Fritz
John Fritz
Virginia Avenue
Collins
Ohio Militia Demonstrates Demolition at Fort Benjamin Harrison
General McKee leads about 5500 Indiana National Guard and regulars in a sprawling field maneuver at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Ohio engineers under Captain Caples demonstrate underground mines railroad track destruction and a fougasse exploding with 50 pounds of dynamite and three tons of rock amid heavy earth and flying debris. Private Schultz of Cleveland injured. several horses struck.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Gen. McKee
Indiana National Guard
McKee
Ohio Militia Engineers
Regular Corps of Engineers
Goff Caples
Ohio Engineers
J. R. McQuirg
Cleveland
National Militia
Engineer Corps
Ft. Leavenworth
Caples
Fall Creek
Ohio
A. A. Schultz
Company C
Hia Engineers
Schultz
Walla
Meyers Seek 20000 Damages in Tram Accident
Robert J Meyers and Grace Meyers sue Indianapolis traction and terminal company for 20000 dollars after a streetcar crash. Mrs Meyers was riding in the car August 28 1910 and says she was leaving her seat when the crash occurred.
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Robert J
Grace Meyers
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Meyers
Weather Forecast Fragments and Timings
Fragmented OCR weather notes show time stamps from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with garbled data likely indicating a forecast update sequence. No clear locations or conditions are readable.
Four Lead Pipe Thieves Nabbed Amid Stolen Plunder
Four men stole 700 pounds of lead pipe from Mc Gauley & Son plumbers at 2181 North Senate Avenue. Police spotted the wagon, three fled, Sam Gill was captured on Wilbur Street after a chase into a Meridian Street house. Gill sent to grand jury from police court.
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McGauley & Son
North Senate Avenue
Sergt. Boylan
South Capitol Avenue
Sam Gill
Bauman
Duffy
Wildara Street
Gill
Meridian Street
Sdu
Grand Jury
Shank Revoke Saloon License of John O'Brien
Mayor Shank revoked the saloon license of John O'Brien at 749 Madison Avenue after complaints from Madison Avenue residents and police reports. A patrolman arrested a man leaving the saloon with whisky, and O'Brien admitted selling on Sunday amid questioning by Corporation Counsel Kealing and Supt. Puysland. O'Brien plans an appeal as the license would have expired Monday.
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Nue
Baumsay
O'Brien
Kealing
Shank
O'irien
Poernnot
O Brien
Lon McClure
Pusyland
Lloyd W Bowers Dies in Boston
Lloyd W. Bowers solicitor general of the United States died at the Hotel Touraine Boston from complications after a bronchial attack and throat operation. Taft planned him for the Supreme Court vacancy. death noted while golfing at Myopia. Born Springfield Missouri 51 years ago he practiced in New York Minnesota and Chicago before appointment by President Taft.
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Boston
Lloyd W. Bowers
United States
Touraine
Bowers
Supreme Court
Beverly
Taft
Justive Brewer
Myopia
Springfield
Muass
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Chicate & Northwestern Railroad
Ferry No 18 sinks with 75 crew saved in Lake Michigan
Wireless reports say Pere Marquette No 18 car ferry sank in Lake Michigan near Ludington after a 7:80 am distress call. No. 17 rescued the entire crew. 30 cars of coal aboard No 18 were lost. officials cite unknown cause and conflicting reports. six ferries in the Pere Marquette fleet.
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Ludington
Mich
Lake Michigan
Sheboygan
Wis
Pere Marquette
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
FE. F. Stomeyer
Take Department of
Sass
Fishing Tug Ciscoe Missing After Lake Erie Gale
Fear gripped Ashtabula as the fishing tug Ciscoe of Cleveland disappeared during the northwester that struck Lake Erie the previous night. The vessel left Ashtabula harbor at 10 am Thursday bound sixteen miles out and was due back that day but has not been heard from despite inquiries at Cleveland and along the lake between Cleveland and Erie. Commanded by Capt Murdock McIver the crew numbered six men from Cleveland.
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Ashtabbbula
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ashtabula Harbor
Erie
Murdock McIver
Becomes Waterlogged and Turns Turtle Crew Is Saved
Stone barge Kellogg, towing 140 stone cars for Ludington breakwater, became waterlogged off Little Point south of Ludington Friday night and turned turtle losing cargo. The crew leaped into the water and were rescued by the tug Smith.
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Ludington
Mich
Kellogg
Smith
Chicago
Little Point
Fined for Breaking Sister-in-Law's Nose
Vern Linmilton attacked his sister-in-law Vernal Hopp and broke her nose. The case went to police court and Harmilton was fined. An appeal to the criminal court followed, with Judge Pritchard ruling there was no excuse for the injury and imposing a $25 fine plus costs. Both parties live on West Twenty fifth Street.
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Vern Linmilton
Harmilton
Pritchard
Hamilton
Vernal Hopp
West Twentyfifth Street
Thieves Take Bicycles From Second Hand Store
Burglars entered Gadberrs and Johnson at 625 Massachusetts Avenue Thursday night and stole two bicycles. A separate break in on Thirtieth Street and Keystone Avenue saw a suit of clothes taken from J. M. Wilson's residence.
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Gadberrs & Johnson
Massachusetts Avenue
J. M. Wilson
Thirtieth Street
Keystone Avenue
Girl Frees Love Interest From Jail With Key Stunt
In Greencastle Indiana Obie Stump was jailed for intoxication. Florence Martin a sheriff’s employee spiritedly stole the jail key and released him at midnight. Stump paid a fine of 11 dollars, praising the gesture as proof of her fidelity.
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Greencastle
Ind
Obie Stump
Florence Martin
Sherif Stroube
Stump
Obie
Mike Kelly
Arthur Stone
Councilmen plan legislature bid to depose Mayor Shank
Indianapolis councilmen Owen McCarthy and Copeland aim to depose Mayor Shank by seeking a no impeachment term reduction in the legislature. They rely on W A Kittinger to help lead the push and face strong council opposition while maintaining silence.
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Dope Deaiers
Owen, McCarthy
Copeland
Shank
Indianapolis
Jooe
Kealing
Ma- Trion County
Owen
W. A. Kittinger
Anderson
Indiana Union Traction Company
Kittinger
McCarthy
Mittinger
Council
Ballinger Pinchot committee survives Chicago odds
Minneapolis dispatch reports the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry faces delay as three absentee Republicans refuse to attend. Nelson delays, bolters team with Root and Olmsted to avoid arrest. Chicago meeting planned for next Tuesday with quorum uncertain.
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Nelson
W. H. Grimshaw
Minnesota
Bolters
Bas
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Maine
Fluurum
I. Root
Senator Root
Representative Olmsted
Minneapolis
Madison
Iwansas
Ballinger
Denby
Olmsted
Sutherland
Utah
McCall
Massachusetts
Fletcher
Florida
Furcell
North Dakota
James
Kentucky
Graham
Minois
Kansas
Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Root
New York
Flint
California
Fire loss estimate cut four-fifths in Indianapolis blaze
The Bishop and Babcock opal onyx soda fountain plant in Indianapolis was destroyed by explosions and fire on Wednesday night. Insurance covers the main building and two side structures, with glass loss now estimated at not more than 60000 dollars. The Marietta glass building suffered 65000 dollars in damage. Firemen saved other facilities. cause remains unknown, though fire chief Coots cites possible gas explosions.
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Bishop & Babcock, Opal Onyx Soda Fountain Company
Indianapolis
D. RK
Bishop
Marietta Glass Company
Bishop & Babcock
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Queen City
T. BR
Teddy
Acci
Dent
M’kee
Ohio National Guard Corp
John O'Brien
Madison Avenue
Madison Ave
Ness
Milwaukee
Harge
Sweetheart
Ballinger Cohorts
Bolt Meeting
Soda Fountain Company
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