Peary Charged With Misappropriating Cook’s Furs and Letters
New York reports Commander Peary is accused of taking furs and other Cook items and altering letters from Dr. Cook to Mrs. Cook. Rudolph Francke and Joseph White testify under oath about contents and tampering aboard the Roosevelt. Affidavits are with John R. Bradley as the Cook expedition questions continue.
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New York
Peary
Cook
Roosevelt
Joseph White
John R. Bradley
White
Francke
Bradley
Dr. Cook
Harry Whitney
Miss Elkins May Wed Duke of the Abruzzi in Paris
Rumor says Miss Katherine Elkins may marry the Duke of the Abruzzi in Paris. The couple reportedly plans a discreet meeting there, with Elkins denying calls at her hotel and her family staying silent amid trade of their European rendezvous and resumed correspondence.
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Paris
Sept. U
Mmiss
Katherine Elkins
Abruzzi
Naples
Miss Elkins
Callars
Stephen B. Elkins, Jr
Duke
Himalays
Migs Elkins
Europe
King Manuel of Portugal Seeks Royal Bride in New Portrait
A youthful Manuel of Portugal aims to present himself as a full grown monarch in regal robes and tall jack boots. The prince intends to woo a queen by traveling to England to seek a wife and secure succession.
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England
Manuel
Burker Found Dead Near Rail Road Racks in Ogden
The body of Charles Burker a barber was found near railroad tracks in Ogden Ind authorities say he was last seen alive at 7 PM yesterday. Investigators pursue cause of death noting proximity to the Pennsylvania Railroad line and possible foul play.
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Oglen
Ind
Charles Burker
Pennsylvania Railronad
Fair Grounds Racing Marred by Accident at State Fair
On the final afternoon of the State Fair racing program a minor accident occurred during the 2:10 pacing stake when Maconda driven by Albin collided with Billy B steered by McDonald. McDonald suffered a light injury, Billy B continued racing, and Maconda was uninjured after a somersault. Event summaries note multiple splits and times across the Western Horseman Stake and other pacing classes with several horses listed by name and lineage.
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Maconda
Albin
Billy B
McDonald
Maconna
Mre
Chandler
Hte Schaeden
O'Neil
Br. c
Walnut Hall
Dickerson
James A
B. c
Prodigal
McAltdols
Ripy
FORO
Biard
Beyptian Boy
Rash
Ruth D. B. m
Anderson Wilkes
Billy B. Ch
Caneland Wilkes
McDonald and Nuckals
Cccccee
Prince Patrick
Guy Princeton
Johnson
Woodford B. B. H
Walnut Boy
Falla
Ccscs
Peter Pan
de Coursey
Chambers
B. m
Rib Wing C
Amin
Ttorseman
Magele Winder
Oratorio Cfomob Escs di Cine Tye
Eva Wilkes
Ai T
Sueno Wilkes
Gagan
Mikagan
Alma
Rex
Americus
Robinson
Paderewski
B. G
Conste- NATO
ROSS
Fair Margaret
B. m Election
Benvon
Gladys
Gladax
Donald
DHE
Fe Ofoala
Beauty Wright
Arthur Wright
Who& & Crystalion
Arion
Willis
Beatrice Bellini
Bellini
Onward
Macey
L. Maud
Lee
Reuben SS. Ch
Guy Wilkes
Nugents Win Fall Creek Boulevard Embankment Contract
W F Nugent & Bros of Louisville Kentucky awarded the contract by the Board of Park commissioners for a boulevard embankment along the north side of Fall Creek between Illinois and Twenty third streets. The contract price is 21312 dollars and work must be completed by April 1.
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W F. Nugent & Bros
Louisville
Board of Park Commissioners
Fall Ereek
Illinois
Twenty-third Streets
Collins New City Ticket Agent for C H D and Monon Lines
Frank A. Collins succeeds Leslie B. Jay as city ticket agent for the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton and Monon railways. A native of Lima Ohio born May 1887, he began as night agent at Hamilton in 1906 and rose to city ticket agent by Sept. 1 1909 in Cincinnati. He values Indianapolis prospects and regards Dayton as charming.
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Frank
A. Collins
Leslie B. Jay
Monon
Ohio
Lima
Colling
Hamilton
Bert B. McDougal
Collings
Collins
Dayton
Indianapolis
Mystery surrounds Peary expedition rivalries and French marriage hints
Dr. Cook's friends doubt Whitney's tale while Peary's crew returns aboard Eric with Ralph Johnson. Rudolph Francke and Joseph White retire in the city on doctors' advice. Rumors say the duke and Miss Elkins may wed in Paris with denials of any plan. Some say the duke could renounce his title and be promoted admiral by Victor Emmanuel.
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Peary
Whitney
Dr. Cook
Rudolph Francke
Joseph White
Ralph Johnson
Peery
Eric
Duke
Miss Elkins
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
State Fair Receipts Meet Premiums Despite Rain
State fair management announced that this week's receipts covered all premiums prizes and expenses. Attendance Friday reached 23000 and total weekly receipts stood at 77000 as rain reduced profits. Horse show closed the week with a sold out Coliseum and Indianapolis winners included Mrs H C Knode Miss Hazel E Backus Miss Helen Donson E T Fowler Belsen Spann and Mrs A A Zion.
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Indianapolis
H. C. Knode
Hazel E. Backus
Helen Donson
E. T. Fowler
Belsen Spann
A. A. Zion
Wagner First NL to Reach 306 Total Bases
Wagner became the first National League batter to reach 306 total bases after a strong yesterday afternoon showing. Hob Metzler of the Reds ranks second with 198 and Mike Mitchell of the Reds has 184 total bases.
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Wagner
Hob Mtzel
Reds
Mike Mitchell
Akron Gets Pennant in Ohio Penn League Race
East Liverpool Ohio on September 11 reports Akron will win the pennant with East Liverpool in second. The league has supplied 15 players to major leagues via purchase or draft, setting a new record for the season.
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East Liverpool
Akron
Despondent man from Dale commits suicide in Louisville
Ora G. Kitchen, once of Dale Indiana, killed himself in Louisville yesterday where he was a railway company stenographer. He was despondent over his wife declining to return to him.
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Dale
Self
Ind
Ora G. Kitchen
Louisville
Rev Lewis Miller Dies At 59 In Syracuse
Syracuse dispatch reports the death of Rev Lewis Miller O M C provincial of the Franciscan Order in the United States. He died in Syracuse of pneumonia at age 59 after serving as the order's highest U S superior for a decade.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Lewis Miler
O. M
Francisan Order
United States
Zeppelin airship at Metz dwarfs shown in new photo
The Metz housed dirigible is described as a massive airship of 500 feet length. It features a steel frame with a rubber cover and two large gas balloons. Armament includes 2 inch guns capable of about 60 rounds per minute.
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Metz
Wreck prevention turns tragic near Duquoin on train to Harriman funeral
In Duquoin Illinois a section hand Samuel Owens was struck and killed as he tried to lift a handcar from the track to warn a special train carrying President J T Harahan and railroad officials en route to the Harriman funeral. Owens body flew over 1000 yards after the impact.
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Duquoin
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central
L. H. Harriman
Samuel Owens
Owens
Postoffice Safe Blown by Burglars in Dunbar Heist
In Dunbar Pa the postoffice safe was dynamited by professional burglars early this morning. They secured about $1,000 in cash and stamps before fleeing. No clues found yet.
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Dunbar
Democratic Meeting at Denison Hotel Tonight
The Indiana Democratic Traveling Men's club plans a Denison Hotel gathering at 8 this evening to map strategy for the city campaign.
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Indiana
Democratic
Denison Hotel
Detectives Guard Harriman Funeral in Arden NY
Fifty detectives will guard the Harriman funeral in Arden as 1000 visitors expected. The procession will follow a simple cortege from house to church and to the rock grave beside E H Harriman Jr. The precautions aim to keep the family from intrusion and curb crank activity at the burial.
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Arden
N. Y
New York
E. H. Harriman
E. H. Harriman, Jr
Fire destroys Mary Evans drug store on Baltimore Ave
A fire at 2500 Baltimore Avenue destroyed Mary C. Evans drug store at 12:45 Saturday morning. The loss was about 2000 dollars. Evans was away in Ohio. neighbor George Maxey discovered the blaze starting in the rear part of the building. No one was inside the store.
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Mary C. Evans
Baltimore Avenue
Sims’ Hotel
Louisiana Street
Census 60,000 Enumerators Needed for Thirteenth Census
Washington reports about 60 000 enumerators will be needed for the thirteenth decennial census of the United States and outlying territories including Porto Rico. The estimate shows an increase of about 11 000 over the 1900 census.
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Washington
United State
Wawali
Porto Rico
Census Bureau
Diverse church services announced across multiple congregations
Rev. Odell leads The Song of Sacrifice at Second Presbyterian as several ministers preach tomorrow. Fulton returns to Fourth Presbyterian. Mac Pherson speaks on Creating Opportunities at Tabernacle. Adamson preaches on Fellowship With God and Bidding for the Pearl of Great Price at Home Presbyterian. Other sermons cover Wordliness and The Regeneration and Restoration of Israel with various choirs and music.
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Odell
Second Presbyterian Church
Robert N. Fulton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil MacPherson
George D. Adamson
Home Presbyterian Church
God
First Baptist Church
Drunken printer mistaken for highwayman in street clash
Arthur Perkins a drinker living at 741 N Capitol av was accused of demanding money from Arthur Alien a young railroad engineer who feared a real highwayman Perkins was knocked down and sat on until police arrived Frank Smith who was with Perkins fled from Allen and was arrested later Allen also knocked Perkins down as a crowd interfered Stephen Pruitt faced disorderly conduct charges while Perkins was deemed harmless when intoxicated and unlikely to intend robbery.
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Arthur Perkins
Capitol Avenue
Arthur Alien
Perkins
Frank Smith
Pittsburg
Allen
Washington Street
Alabama
Walnut Streets
Stephen Pruitt
Car Blazes In Garage Blaze In Fort Wayne
Hale W. Parrish, chauffeur for Strauss Bros., suffered burns to arms and shoulders when he drove a burning and exploded automobile out of a garage in Fort Wayne yesterday. The machine was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hale W. Parrish
Strauss Bros
Young Jack Morgan to head U P board
Wall Street buzz centers on J Pierpont Morgan Jr succeeding E H Harriman in managing the vast railroad empire. The report says at the Oct 18 stockholders meeting Morgan will be elected director of Union Pacific and then named chairman of the board.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
E. H. Harriman
Wall Street
Young Jack
Young Morgan
Union Pacific
Harriman
H. H. Rogers
Aha
Harriman Horse Fails in State Fair Race
Fanfara, a blooded horse owned by E. H. Harriman, broke a leg during a trotting event at the Syracuse state fair and had to be shot today.
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Harriman
Syracuse
N. Y
Fanfara
E. H. Harriman
Trains Schedule From In Disnapulia To Major Towns
Local trains depart on the hour from In disnapulia to Lebar Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfeld Kaigie Town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Gran File Greencastle Brazil and Werre Haute. Cars for Mooresville Martinsville and all intermediate stations ten minutes before the hour with the last car leaving at UU 0 p m. Through trains to Dayton Columbus and nearby towns listed with multiple daily departures and connections at Richmond for Dayton and Columbus.
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Lebar Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfeld
Kaigietown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Gran File
Greencastle
Brazil
Werre Haute
Mooresville
Martinsville
Gewcastle
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lanefield
Brasil
Terre Haute
Greenfield
Knightstown
Li A
Dayton
Dayton O
Columbus
Quard Zanerville O
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New York Stock Exchange
Agguse Peary
Katie
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Duke Abruzzi
Portugal
Ogden
Nugents
Frank A. Collins
Lewis Miller
Foree Co
Ayer
Gies
Methen
Mr. Preck
Milleraburg
Dauphin Co
R. Condon
Lewiston, Ps
Miffin Co
King Avenue M. E
John Hewson
S. A. Stevens
Alan B. Philpotts
Central Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Bible School
The
Christian Endeavor
Charles L. Harper
St. Paul M. E
Charles H. Leeson
Clinton
Clarence D. Royse
Black Hills
North Dakota
Mr. Harper
Dr. Hurlstone
Roberts Park Church
Edward Taylor
Herbert M. Adkinson
C. E. Bacon
Union
Merritt Place
M. E
California
Blackford Street
Epworth League
John W. Wadman
Hawaiian Islands
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Alabama Street
Mear Fifteenth Frank
C. Wicks
Florien C. Fry
Cenara
M. E. Church
Effe Carter
Hazel Easton
Morris Wreck
Franklin N. Taylor
William E. Duthie
Mendelssoan
Mr. Taylor
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Young
Jack” Morgan
U. P. Board
aTeeler
Indianapolis, Columbus & South
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Eave Indianapolic
Greenwood
Columour
Dixite
Seymour
Southern Indiana
Columbua
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rushville
Connereville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
U P
Conneraville
Connersville
R-Hushville
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