Taft and Bacon Headed to Cuba For Compromise Talks
Taft and Bacon will depart Washington for Cuba to seek a peaceful settlement between Palma regime and insurgents. Preparation for possible armed intervention persists as the U S contemplates measures to restore order and prevent a civil conflict on the island.
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vortepe-MeNer Association Oyeter
N. Y
Cuba
Presi-Denta
Senor Quesada
Municeara
Taft
Blaze Bacon
Paime
Rnvolu- Moniats
Tart
Hacen
Beeves
Bacon
Washington
Cuban unrest cools after U S leader action
Havana reports a temporary lull in Cuban agitation following Roosevelt's forceful stance. Observers debate whether calm will last, with Palma reportedly given full powers while revolutionaries and foreign influence shape the crisis amid lingering instability.
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Périppe-Metaeren Ancochellon
Havana
Gept. 1
Roosevelt
H Opun Miand
Oynter Hoy
Fooseveyts
Ametican Executive Ag
Ametieann
Steretarica Tafiana Bacon
WNL
Hart
Palma
Atd
United Biotec Imanifenta
Taft Praised For Cuba Role In Conciliatory Policy
Washington applauds President Roosevelt's choice of Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon for Cuba. Taft’s Panama experience earns praise for tact and calm, aiding peaceful adjustment of grievances. Bacon to handle State Department questions of interest. Cabinet proceedings reveal ongoing efforts to secure stability in Cuba.
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Keringa-MeHee
Washington
Bent
Moogevele
Tate
Bacon
Cuba
Fuft
Philippines
Roosevelt
Taft
Panama
Republic
United State
Rtnprament
Beton
State Department
Wattaires
Girl Rescued After Poison Chewing Gum Incident
Miss Misa Hilda Philips of 4 N New Jersey was saved from death after swallowing chloroform by prompt aid from Dr Rinsler at City Dispensary. She later named Richard Hovey of Cambridge City as the man who poisoned her with drugged gum amid a tale of multiple loves and a planned Richmond wedding.
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Misa Hilda Philips
New Jersey
Rinsler
Hye
Richard Hovey
Cambridge City
Wns
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Seek for Motive in Wenning Case
The theory of a fall from a trestle is doubted as motive for the Wenning death. Detectives Hauner and Simon seek clues while Coroner J F Robertson urges a full inquiry. The body was found about 20 feet from the track and the funeral is set for Saturday at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Benjamin Wenning
Bartwave
Rathong
Hauner
Simon
Way
Dasco
J. F. Robertson al
Wenning Wan
Wenning
Carr
Mr. Wenning
Sr Madl
Ronwave
tHurlel
Crown Hill Cemetery
Exhibition on the Bars by Actives at Wonderland
The Mrat quarter of the Actives claim a German house Suniversig under Hippervininn will perform at the Kirteanta Varn exhibition at Wonderland on a September date for the Knights of Honor. The era reports good progress. The Actives opened the season with a large party Friday night about 10 present and new members enrolled last week. The Turner school has been reimprinted and new apparatus ordered.
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Suniversig
Hippervininn
Path
Wonderland
Knights of Honor
Turner School
Patriotic Rally Day events and religious notices in city churches
A jumble of church events and community notices shows Covenant church plans a Patriotic Rally with sermons, choir, and a reception. Other items include revival meetings, a German club annual meeting, a sermon on Purity, and a National Association stance on butterfat content amid dairy debates in Chicago.
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Covenant Church
Barketeat
Highlindave
Ring Maidens
Misa Fanchott
Mra Howlby
Mfrs
Elizabeth Arnett
Alng
Eugene Noel
Archie Kimmick
Irene Scuddur
Edward Marcus
Bernie Kimmick
Christ
Emma Le Yous trial case dominates local page
Legal notices and society items fill the column as attorney C H Fairall seeks a new trial for Emma Le Yous amid court battles in California. Engag ements and a card party by the Women’s Society of the Maenner chor are noted alongside forthcoming weddings in October.
Social Notes Highlight Busy Marion Community
Social life in Marion features visitors and gatherings with many names listed from Mrs. Clemens to Mr. and Mrs. Lane. Highlights include fair attendance, weddings and anniversaries, dances at Columbia Club, a teacher reception, and engagements with plans for upcoming weddings.
Dr Jameson Appointed to Board of Public Parks
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter announced the appointment of Dr Henry Jameson Republican to replace George Merritt on the Board of Public Parks. Dr Jameson a well known Indianapolis physician will take office after Merritt serves until October 2 when he leaves for California.
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Jameson
Charles A. Bookwalter
Henry Jameson
George Merritt
Indianapaila
Merrir
California
Bluebell war prize in Chicago fair sparks Roosevelts bid
Nelly Lewin offers the bluebell war prize to President Roosevelt via telegram, while Mrs Theodore Roosevelt may be asked to cover material costs. The award, hailed as a gold medal by a national artifinery association, unsettles negotiations and hints at a broader wartime display in Chicago.
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Chicago
Brat Prise
Nelly Lewin
Jc Se
Mangan
Mor
Theodore Roosevelt
Will Tarward
Editors Dinner At Claypool Hotel Highlights GOP Efforts
State Chair James P. Goodrich hosted Friday night remarks for district committee members of the Republican Editorial Association and district representatives of the Republican Free Press Bureau. George B. Lorthwood of The Prevabureau gave a brief speech on bureau work.
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Dmner
Claypool
James P. Goodrich
Republican ¢Ditorial Association
Republican Frees Bureau
Siura
George B. Lorhwood
Preva
Oversreet to Speak at Republican Campaign Meeting
Congressman Jesse Oversreet plans a busy campaign opener in Tomircon Hall in early October as part of the Republican effort. He may attend if the halt is secured. Mr Cryeretreet will travel to New York on September 20 to attend a port authority commission meeting on second class mail handling. The commission, of which he is vice-chair, will convene October 1 and run for two weeks.
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Overstreet
Jesse Oversreet
Station County
Tomircon
Cryeretreet
New York
Porttal Commission
Construction of Lake Erie and Western pipeline line
Special to The Sun Elwood Indiana reports a special train with 100 men plus camp routpment arrived from Casey and moved a mile north of town. They begin laying 3 inch pipe line from Montgetter Indiana to Casey with a pumping station north of the city. The GoTo UW company is building the line with an expected completion by February 1.
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Sun
Elwood
Ind
Ber Ik
Lake Erie
Western Railroad
Casey
Hlwnod
Montgetter
Goto UW Company
Oregon wreck in Alaska waters endangers 68 aboard
Reports say the steamship Oregon ran aground near Cape Hinchinbrook at the entrance to Prince William Sound during a Seattle to Valdez voyage. About 68 passengers were aboard when the vessel struck rocks. United States revenue cutters Rush and Cus Cal Loch were dispatched to aid, but the fate of those aboard remained uncertain. A crew member and boatmen reached Valdez with the news after pulling 50 miles to report the disaster.
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Scrippe-McNae Preas Association
Seattle
Oregon
Wiliam Sound
Rush
Sis Culloch
Newa
Brouzat
Veldex
Catl
Bre
Wit and Learning in Courtroom Eloquence Before Juries
A long account of courtroom moments highlights Ferdinand Winter, a leading but flamboyant attorney, his famed wit and preparedness, and how his rivalry with Ryan and others shaped verbal battles. It recounts humorous and dramatic exchanges, including a judge’s rebuke and a tale of a juror moved to tears, plus anecdotes about Henry Spann and Martin Hugg, touching on funding for a lawyer’s fee and a children’s society gesture.
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Marios County
Ferdinand Winter
Aem
Henry Spann
Spani
Duncan
Alfornes
John Duncan
Henry Bpaan
Rahke
Goegn
Ranke
Children's Ald Society
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