Marshall Attacks Hanly in Indiana Governor Race
Terre Haute, Ind. Sept 10 Thomas R Marshall Democrat for governor savaged Gov Hanly and Republicans for state mismanagement and extravagance. He backed local option for townships, denounced the special session call, criticized commissions and pay, and mocked wage scales and mine inspector appointments while praising labor and a forthright stance against corruption.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Hanly
James Eatson
Indiana
State House
Mr. Marshall
Indianapolis
Tomlingon Hall
Mershall
Watson
Organized Labor
Fort Wayne
Republican Party
Flessid
Marshall
Roosevelt
Anderson
Minnic
Abraham Lincoln
Rockefeller
Indiana Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Mayor Stops High Handed Action At State Fair Gates
Police at the state fair ground tried to admit wives and daughters of Indianapolis officers free of charge, prompting Mayor Bookwalter to intervene. The police later used force to allow entry, while a push to abolish passes grows. Attendance records at the fair also rose, with crowds reaching eighty five thousand and paid admissions over thirty thousand as exhibitors, shows, and parades attract large crowds.
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State Fair Board
Hanly
Bookwalter
Columbus
Indiana
Ita
Mystery Fallout at Short Hills Pond Rocks New Jersey
New York dispatch reports Mrs. Ashton Harvey wife of prominent lawyer from 33 Broadway found dead in a pond near their Short Hills New Jersey country home. Police investigate possible fainting leading to a fall. family notes she had headache that morning and friends say no reason for suicide. Harvey household known for wealth. police unsure how she came to water.
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Short Hills
N. J
Madison
Wife Trails Her Husband for Ten Years
Louis Neidleman will be returned to New York on a bigamy charge after a woman claiming to be his wife identified him and Sarah Vinacoure living together at 19 N West Street. For ten years she followed them across cities, catching him with the same woman and noting brief periods where he supported her two children before leaving. The couple were last tracked in Chicago before moving to Indianapolis.
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Louis Neidleman
New York
Sarah Vinacoure
N. West Street
Chicago
Indianapolis
Girl Learns Her Lover Already Tied in Suit
Minnie Hill sues Martin Gospodarch for 2000 damages alleging breach of promise to marry. She says he proposed in 1908 after asking in April and wooed her persistently while knowing he was married.
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Minnie Hill
Martin Gospodarch
Miss Hill
Gos
Podarch
Gospodarch
Millionaire Lilienthal dies in San Francisco auto crash
Philip Lilienthal president of the Anglo California Bank and a leading San Francisco capitalist was killed in an auto wreck while returning from the Gans Nelson fight. He was with Gregory Wilenky and Ignac Warszinsky, two Polish financiers, when their car struck a light buggy. Lilienthal died before reaching the hospital. He was widowed from a Seligman daughter and had been prominent in the city’s financial life for two decades.
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Lilienthal
The
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
James Seligman
New York
Perkins Sues Wife for Divorce After Long Marriage
George Perkins sues Fannie Perkins for divorce claiming habitual drunkenness immorality and ungovernable temper. The pair married in 1892 and separated in June this year. she is mother of eight children aged from two to sixteen.
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George
Perkins
Fannie Perkins
Mrs Leeds 13 Left Fortune by Husband
William B. Leeds, former tin plate magnate, inherits $15000 outright and all personal belongings under his will. A large trust is left for Mrs Leeds, who also receives the Frederick W Vanderbilt Newport property. The Leeds estate totals about $30,000,000.
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Mrs. Leeds
Nate
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Newport
Mr. Leeds
Littlest Baby and Biggest Steer Under One Tent
A grocery burglary on 1442 English Avenue yielded ham and a large bacon slice. The state fair features the world’s smallest baby and a 2.5 ton steer under the same tent, amid carnival shows, palm readers, curiosities, and street entertainment. Two youths hawk spirit writings while a performer named Chibota and a “marvelous” figure draw amused crowds at Bucktown interactives.
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English Avenue
Oa Chaffing Parker
Chibota
Chibada
Marvelous
Indiana Avenue
Duchess Sylvia Crowned Grand Champion Heifer at State Fair
Duchess Sylvia a Delph i Indiana bred Shorthorn Durham yearling heifer weighed 1090 pounds on Aug 1 and 1130 pounds now, winning the grand championship under 2 year olds. Sold by K A Bowen to Samuel Johnson of Columbus, she impressed observers with silver pitcher cup and blue badge from fair management.
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Sylvia
Delphi
K. A. Bowen
Samuel Johnson
Columbus
Horse Show Barn a Fine Investment at State Fair
The state fair showcases a premier horse show barn with 286 stalls filled and plans for expansion. The display features middle western stock farms, famed thoroughbreds, heavy drafts, Morgan horses, imported Belgians, Clydesdales, Percherons, coach horses and hackneys, attracting constant sightseers. The Dillon family stands prominent among the show teams, noted for speed and longevity in the sport.
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State Fair Management
Dillon
Cornerstone Laid for Marion Federal Building
In Marion Indiana on September 9 a cornerstone for a $12,000 federal building was laid. The ceremony was led by the grand lodge of Indiana Masons with Grandmaster Charles N. Mikels from New Castle presiding.
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Marion
Ind
Grand Lodge of
Trdiana
Brightwood Saloon Keeper Faces Liquor License Trial
George N. Parke, saloon keeper at 3117 Massachusetts avenue, will face a county commissioners session on Wednesday to determine his right to a new liquor license amid protests by temperance workers. This marks the third Brightwood case where anti-saloon activists have protested licenses for established dealers, though previous efforts failed.
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George N. Parke
Massachusetts, Avenue
Fire traps Hoboken workers in burning straw hat works
Harris Britten Straw Hat company on Willow avenue Hoboken suffered a total blaze with 300 women and 150 men escaping via fire escapes. Police and firefighters aided a panic that threatened many lives while engineer John H Lexis braved smoke to reach the engine room and extinguish the fire.
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Harris Britten Straw Hat Works
Willow Avenue
Hoboken
Second Precinct
St. Mary's Hospital
John H. Lexis
Dunn
Lewis
Comfort At The Fair Draws Crowds To Coliseum
Heat and glare drive visitors to cement walks and oil-treated street cars. The Coliseum offers cool arches and seating where thousands of women and children fan themselves while Weber Band plays and horses perform circus acts. The vast arena remains crowded as spectators seek relief and entertainment throughout the day.
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Street Railway
Weber Band
Senator Gore to Speak Tonight at Open Air Meeting
Senator Gore famed as a blind statesman and orator from Oklahoma will address an open air meeting at Whittieth and Clifton streets tonight. County Chairman Vogarty oversees arrangements with electric lights and amenities for attendees as Democratic efforts bring speakers to ward meetings near homes. A luncheon by the Indiana Democratic club and a Denison hotel reception at 4 6 o'clock Thursday are planned.
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Fogarty
Tomlinson Hall
Senator Gore
Indiana Democratic Club
Denison Hotel
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