Graft net bribes indict 15 in Youngstown graft cases
The Sept. 14 dispatch notes a special grand jury indicts 15 officials and contractors for bribery in Youngstown. Names include Kate Warren and John C. Hanni county commissioners and James S. Price and George Wetzel good roads and education figures. The report cites police protection of disorderly resorts and promises further investigation by the regular grand jury.
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Youngstown
Specral Grand Jury
Kate Warren
Courthouse Building Commission
North Newton
Good Roads Commission
John C. Hanni
Courthouse Commission
Samuel Brunstetter
Good Roads
Lewis H. Young
James S. S. Price
R. Milligan
George Wetzel
Thomas J. Helrigle
Board of Education
John R. Squire
Board of Public Safety
Tribes Send Cattle as Submission Token near Melita
An official telegram from Melita reports Queboana tribes brought one hundred cattle to Spanish lines as a token of submission. Moors remain mostly quiet with only minor skirmishes recorded over the past two days.
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Madrid
Melita
Feaders
Queboana
Millions for new railway stations in U. S.
Washington reports a railway boom with unprecedented terminal improvements across the United States. Contracts total about 13 million for Kansas City unions, 39 million for a Chicago terminal loop, 5 million for Buffalo stockyards, and 3 million for Louisville union station, among others. Electrification plans expand on the Pennsylvania and other lines, with copper wire upgrades and test engines moving to Westinghouse for potential rapid electric service across major cities.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union
Kansas City
Chicago
Louisville
Freigh
Thellinois Central
Southern
Big Four
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Buffalo
Memphis
Tech Railroads
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio
Utica
N. Y
Central Hudson
Union Electric
Springfield
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pennsylvania, Atchison & Southern Pacific System
Central
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Junita
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Yeomen Card Party at Pearson Hall Friday Night
The American Yeomen announce a cata social to be held at Pearson's hall on Friday evening September 17. The event invites all members and friends to join in a social gathering with refreshments and entertainment.
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Pearson’s Hall
Bloodhound trail leads from Utica kidnapping to trolley hunt
Police resumed the manhunt for the kidnapper who killed Theresa Percopia and wounded Fenome Infusino as Freddy Infagino died at two and a half years old. The scent followed ravines to a streetcar track where it vanished, suggesting the slayer boarded a trolley. Authorities weigh motives from revenge to a possible maniac, with little hope for Kinnie Infusino's recovery. A number of Italians were detained on suspicion. no clear link established.
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Utica
Theresa Percopia
Freddy Infagino
Theresa
Fenome Infusino
Black Hand
Infusino
Kunenie
Bankers Look the Part at the Convention
The American Bankers association opened its convention in Chicago with remarks from President George M. Weynold and an invocation by Rev. Joseph A. Milburn. Delegates assembled at the Auditorium theater, featuring a mix of wealth and attire as Gov. Charles S. Deneen delivered a speech interrupted by enthusiastic applause.
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Chicago
Sept
American Banker’ Association
George M. Weynold
Auditorium Theater
Joseph A. Milburn
D. C
Plymouth Congregational Church
Caleig
South
Wall Street
Gov
Clheires S. Deneen Peuan
Weteene
En.susit
Five Delegates Elected to Attend Federation
Indianapolis Central Labor Union elected five delegates to attend the State Federation of Labor convention in South Bend September 2 3. Named were John Hughes R G Shaughnessy J Sullivan J R Tumicy and John J Walsh all from named crafts. Mrs Charity Dunlap was chosen as a delegate to the Womens National Trades union convention in Chicago.
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Indianapolis Central Labor Union
State Federation of Labor
South Bend
John Hughes
Iron Molders’ Union
R. G. Shaughnessy
J. Sullivan
J. R. Tumicy
Leather
John J. Walsh
Charity Dunlap
National Trades’ Union
Chicago
Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Miss Connie May Baird of Louisville will be a bridesmaid at the Van Camp-Jewar wedding on Sept. 29 and visit Miss Stella Aligon on Park Avenue. Several local residents plan travels and visits to Cincinnati New York and the Pacific coast as hosting clubs and dinners abound with social events and committee leadership noted.
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Connie May Baird
Louisville
van Camp-Jewar
Stella Aligon
Mrs Will Moffitt Stricken Then Dies At Nora Indiana
Mrs Will R Moffitt aged 47 collapsed after learning of a fire at Charles Hunt’s home. She died at 7 p m at her Nora Indiana residence. Survived by husband Moffitt and three sons. She was a grand member of the Indiana chapter of a fraternal order.
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Will R. Moffitt
Moffitt
Nora
Ind
Indiana Briefs Plunge Fatalities Reported in Brief Items
In Rensselaer an unknown man was struck by a train and killed. In Bloomington Vernon Carnahan died from dynamite blast injuries. In Frankfort Frank Gibbons, injured in a train derailment, died. Also in Frankfort George Vetter of the water works company was killed by a train.
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Rensselaer
Bloomington
Vernon Carnahan
Frankfort
Frank Gibbons
George Vetter
Water Works Company
Trains Delayed Hours by New London Wreck
New Haven Hartford railroad trains were delayed for many hours after a freight wreck at New London Conn. Debris blocked both tracks though no injuries were reported by railroad offices in New York.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
New London
Cheaper Than Castor Oil Blaeckbuern Pills Ad
An old advertisement claims Royal Pills priced at 13 for ione or 48 for two c. draughtsmen debunk the cost and procurement.
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Castor Oil
Blaeckbuern
2.C. Dreggists
Northwest Indiana Conference Sees 20 Appointments Set
Crawfordsville Ind Sept 4 The Northwest Indiana Conference closed after 20 yearly appointments were announced Ministers urged state wide prohibition by 1912 Rev Brown of Lebanon joined the conference and will become a Methodist minister The Crawfordsville district lists many assignments including E D Smith T P Woodson and G W Alley plus numerous posts in Greencastle and surrounding towns Special appointments named for Cha Tauqua DePauw University and other organizations with W E McKenzie named delegate to Indianapolis meeting in November.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Northwest Indiana
Brown
Lebanon
Church of Christ
Greencastle
W. E. McKenzie
Advance
New Ross
G. A. Hubbart
Avon
G. W. Alley
Clark’s Hill
Kirkpatrick
T. F. Drake
Colfax
O. L. Chivington
Covington
F. K. Dougherty
First Church
E. D. Smith
Trinity
T. P. Woodson
Danville
E. W. Strecker
Darlington
J. H. Rayle
Flackville
Bethel
H. H. Cannon
Indianapolis
King Avenue
J. F. Rainer
Riverside
Alfred Kummer
St. Paul's
C. A. Perkin
West Washington Street
A. E. Monger
Jamestown
Brownsburg
A. M. Hagenbook
Kingman
W. S. Simonson
Ladoga
Mace
G. L. Greenway
M. H. Alleby
Linden
Romney
F. G. Howard
New Richmond
G. B. Jones
Newtown
W. C. Appleby
North Salem
Litton
J. S. Meracle
Perrysgillan
W. M. Torr
Roschdale
Roberts Chapel
Elmdale
G. E. Francis
Russellville
W. L. Hargrave
Thorntown
J. D. Kruwel
Traders Point
Salem
Bloomingdale
Brazil
J. N. Green
Brickchapel
S. Williamson
Bridgeport
Ben Davis
W. R. McKinsey
Burnett
Ft. Harrison
Catlin
J. N. Thompson
Coatsville
Amo
Claytor
Cartersburg
C. W. Anderson
Clinton
J. C. Martin
Colville
Fillmore
Dan
T. E. Baller
Ellsworth
Fairview Park
F. L. Brown
Fountanet
Coal Bluff
College Avenue
K. W. Robins
Harmony
F. BE. Rorl
Knightsville
Montezuma
Hillsdale
C. C. Smock
Mecca
Flist Church
E. W. Punleavy
Grace Church
Liberty Avenue
R. O. Kimberlin
Maple Avenue
F. 9. Fraley
Mattox
A. H. Lawrence
Montrose
J. S. McCloud
C. H. Leeson
West Terre Haute
J. J. Keren
W. H. Hickman
New York City
Chautauqua Institution
H. A. Gobin
DePauw University
H. N. Ogden
Preachers’ Aid Society
Ss. B. Town
Bb. S. Shumaker
Anti-ealoon League
Indiana
Henry Ostrom
W. N. Dunn
West Lebanon
G. W. Switzer
Lafayette
Deloss M. Wood
Indiana Methodist Episcopal Hospital
W. P. MecKimsey
Plainfield
Indiana Boys’ School
B. Wilson Smith
I. C. Wareing
Plymouth
Northwest
M. E
Dynamite Wrecks Hoisting Crane in Open Shop Clash
A large hoisting crane owned by S. J. McCann Construction of Mercer Pennsylvania was blown apart by dynamite near Buffalo New York during an early morning attempt to wreck a new railroad bridge. Police view the act as linked to recent bridge attacks tied to the open shop policy.
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Buffalo
WN. Y
S. J. McCann Construction Company
Mercer
Woman 13 Rescued From Deep Well In Morrisville
Mrs William Swangler of Morrisville is in critical condition with broken legs and other injuries after a 32 foot fall into a well. She kept a rope tied to her waist, directed rescuers to lower it, and was dragged to safety then fainted.
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Morrisville
William Swangler
Jewish Holiday Calendar and Temple School Opening
Calendar lists Jewish holidays with sermon topics and dates from Sept to Oct 1910 plus other year notes. The Temple Religious School will open Sunday Oct 3 at 10 am for children over six, with eligibility details.
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Shemini Atzereth—Wednesser
Rosh Caudesh Chesvan
Rosh Chodesh Wisler
Purim
Passover
Sivan
Tammuz
Ellul
Bryan says Cook and Peary were Democrats too
Dallas Sept 14 William J Bryan declares that explorers Cook and Peary both must have been Democrats He attributes political leaning to the famous polar discoverers and adds his own view on their affiliations in a concise news brief from Dallas Texas.
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Bryan
Dallas
Tex
William J. Bryan
Cook
Peary
Bryan to lecture here on cold politics
The speaker notes Democrats thrive in harsh conditions, joking that 40 years out in the cold have sharpened their work, as Me. Bryan prepares to lecture tonight at STEAMER about political resilience.
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Bryan
Feared clashes rise as Reyes supporters cross into Mexico
In Monterey Mexico 1500 Mexicans fled into Mexico from Texas over 36 hours as Reyes supporters flood the border ahead of a Diaz holiday. Authorities report strict weapon controls and sportmen complain of hunting curbs while Gen Reyes, dressed as a rancher, moves through the plaza sparking fears of an outbreak.
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Monterey
Mex
Texas
Mexico
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