Taft Cabinet Sets Strenuous 3 Day Washington Session
President Taft convenes his official family for a three day council in Washington starting Monday to map policy on saving the Republican Party in the fall campaign and preserving the presidency in 1912. Topics include judicial appointments foreign affairs civil service postal savings and economy measures.
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Washington
Republican Party
Taft
Supreme Court
Court of Commerce
Postal Savings Bank
Nicaragua
Panama
House
Dickinson
China
Wickersham
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Leonard Wood
Madden
Ilinois
Stevens
Minnesota
White House
Roosevelt Starts New Era of Peace, Says Stein
Robert Stein in Knoxville on September 26 praised former President Theodore Roosevelt for sparking a peace movement. He called Roosevelt's 1910 Norway speech decisive, arguing an international police could end war, and that Roosevelt would supply the means to make it practicable, marking a new era of eternal peace.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Robert Stein
International Mediation Society
Theodore Roosevelt
Stein
Roosevelt
Norway
Mr. Roosevelt
Christiania
Frenchian After Big Flight Prize
LA FERH France Sept 26 M Mahieu the aviator pursuing 35000 in prizes for a Paris to Brussels flight with a passenger completed seventy five miles passing through here Monday he made a descent to refuel then continued on toward Brussels.
Putnam Candidate for Treasurer Dies in Putnam County
Simpson Brower aged 65, a Republican candidate for county treasurer, died after four weeks of illness in Greencastle Indiana. Born in Putnam County he served twice as township trustee. The Rochester item notes Peter Kleto died Monday after a severe hand injury and tetanus exposure.
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Greencastle
Ind
Simpson Brower
Putnam County
Rochester
N. Y
Peter Kleto
Ted
Irish to Quit Isle for U S Emigration Warning
New York report quotes John Redmond T P O Connor Joseph Devlin and Daniel Boogie urging U S aid to Ireland for home rule. Redmond warns that in six years Ireland’s population could largely emigrate to the United States if conditions do not improve, casting a calamity for both nations.
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New York
Ireland
United States
Emerald Isle
John E. Redmond
T. P. O'Connor
Joseph Devlin
Daniel Boogie
Redmond
Mystery of German saloon magnate Victor heirs sought
Leo Rappaport, as trustee, began a search for Henry Victor’s heirs after his death at Deaconess hospital. No will or immediate family is known, though rumors persist. Victor, a prominent German in the city, left an estate estimated between $50,000 and $60,000, with funeral rites planned from the South Side Turnverein hall and cremation scheduled with Knights of Pythias participation.
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Leo Rappaport
Victor
Rappaport
Vietor
Pommern
Germany
Berlin
Turnverein
Singing
Suedseide Liedertafel
South Side
Four Arrested for Tilting Lid at Local Saloons
Police swooped on saloons open on Sunday and found people using five cent checks for drinks. At Anton Qualitzia’s 717 War man avenue saloon a public dance drew 160 foreigners and the bartender faced liquor-sunday charges. Ora Snider of 1233 Oliver avenue admitted keeping open Sunday and paid a $25 fine. Jerry Gates at 150 Kentucky avenue was also arrested for liquor-law violations.
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Iid
Anton Qualitzia
Warman Avenue
Qualitzia
Glenn and Schlangan
Michael Aderilla
Keating
Ora B
Kentucky Avenue
Bernauer
Ora Snider
Man Injured as Train Strikes Worker at Market Street
Joseph Reiner, 60, a section hand, lost his lower right arm Monday morning after being struck by a Monon engine at 521 East Market street. The incident was under supervision of engineer John Murphy and fireman Charles Quinn. He was rushed to St. Vincent's hospital by the dispensary ambulance after bicyclemen responders arrived.
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Joseph Reiner
East Market Street
John Murphy
Charles Quinn
Reiner
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Bees and farmers form grasshopper extermination pact
In Weld county Colorado farmers, sheep and cattle raisers team with beekeepers to eradicate grasshoppers. Honey producer Charles Adams known as Colorado's honey king estimates the year's honey crop almost ruined, with losses between five and six thousand dollars.
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Greeley
Colo
Weld County
Charles Adams
Colorado
White Testifies He Was Offered Money to Vote for Lorimer
Chicago report on the Lorimer election inquiry shows Rep Charles A White, a key Browne browns witness, declaring he was offered money to vote for Lorimer. The hearing details Browne's hints of large pay and a broader graft system among Illinois legislators.
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Charles A. White
Lee O'Neill Browne
William Lorimer
United States Senate
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Senate
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Browne
Austrian
Burrows
United States
Lee O'Neil Browne
Michael Giblin
Jackpot
Illinois
Congress Hotel
Gamble
Johnston
Heyburne
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Frasier
Juliet
Joliet
Hancey
Amalgamation Trend In Canadian Industry Noted
The Monetary Times reports a wave of industrial consolidations in Canada since January 1909, totaling twenty amalgamations absorbing 135 companies. The combined authorized capitalization of nineteen mergers reaches 190 million dollars, with public securities issued amounting to 26.45 million. The Steel Company of Canada led consolidations by absorbing five companies, with an authorized capitalization of 35 million dollars.
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Ont
Dominion
Canada
Steel Company of Canada, Limited
Rucker Returns to Fold of Government
Milwaukee health commissioner William Colby Rucker, who resigned after charges by a domestic, is reinstated by Surgeon General Waymann in the U S public health and marine hospital service. Rucker has been in Washington a week. dismissal of charges reportedly won’t lead him to resume the Milwaukee post.
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Wis
William Colby Rucker
Catherine Hasdorff
Surg
Waymann
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Rucker
Washington
Cardinal Vannutelli visits Chicago to report on parochial schools
Cardinal Vannutelli completes two day Chicago visit with church dignitaries including Archbishop Ireland and Archibishop Quigley. He rests at the archiepiscopal residence before touring St Cyril's college and a banquet with suffragan bishops. He will brief Pope Pius on Catholic parochial and academic schools and depart for Niagara Falls in the evening.
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Pope Pius
Archbishop Ireland
St. Paul
St. Louis
Quigley
St. Cyril's College
Dunne
Peoria
Ryan
Alton
Jamsen
Belleville
Muldoon
Rochford
Nisgara Falls
Robbers Throw Man Down Bank in Grand Rapids
Beaten by highwaymen, 68 year old Marinus Landman was found unconscious near the Grand Trunk tracks after being flung from a thirty foot embankment. His skull was fractured and his eye gouged. his pockets and jewelry were stolen.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Marinus Landman
Grand Trunk
Guggenheims Keep Grip On Klondike
Benson, once of Pemberton Minnesota now in Alaska, describes distant mail, growing mining in Alaska, and Guggenheim control. He cites the Copper River Northwest Railway to Bonanza mine 150 miles inland, plans a 700 mile road from Pyramid Harbor to the Yukon, and claims Guggenheims own Dawson placer mines.
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Minn
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Pemberton
Waseca County
Minnesota
Alaska
Guggenheim Control
Northwestern
Bonanza
Pyramid Harbor
Lynn Canal
Yukon
Guggenheims
Dawson Placer
Mayor's Secretary Becomes Center of Cigar Joke
A prominent prank greeted Mayor Shank as L. K. Babcock, the rearor's secretary, arrived to find a sign inviting him to "Come in and have a cigar on Babcock." He fled to buy cigars, then returned to share them with colleagues and visitors who awaited his arrival.
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Shank
L. K. Babcock
Postmasters Appointed and Help Wanted Notices
Washington dispatch lists new postmasters Atswood Koselusko county Scott J Swanson and Sanborn Knox county Bert C Lind plus a flood of help wanted ads including female help ten irks over 14 and positions in La York store Dr Clayton and Dr Berigham moved to 10 North Pennsylvania, blood diseases skin care, loans on watches and diamonds, housework, sewing girls, cook, yard dog ad, rooms for let and Gem and Tag Hotel listings.
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Atswood
Koselusko County
Scott J. Swanson
W. H. Vaughn
Sanborn
Knox County
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J. Anderson
la York
Clayton
Postal Telegraph Ridge
Meridian
Ashington Sts
Berigham
Pennsylvania Street
Burton's
the Circle
Fletcher
Postal Telegraph Building
Cook
J. P. Ryker
Illinois St
Indianapolis
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Carpenter
W. Qhiost
DR. Brigham
Odd Fellows
Michigan
Michigan St
Emerson
J. Harry Roberts
Sun
Bloom's
Washington St
Sam Marcus
W. Pratt
Burton’s
Woodruff
Funeral notices and director listings for Indianapolis area
Funeral notices list several youths and adults with dates and locations. George Eahle aged 18 at 750 West Belmont avenue. Lillian M Langridge aged 19 at 631 Lake Street. Grace E Hamilton aged 16 at 737 North Warman avenue. Martha Feaglesfield Robbins aged 73 at 778 Middle Drive Woodruff Place. Marie Pauline Goth at 905 North New Jersey Street. Burial details in Troy Ohio, Crown Hill, Franklin Indiana, and private graves. Funeral directors and firms named include Tutewiler & Son, Jurbett & Assler, A B Shirley, Adams & Krieghr, Gehrouge Hernmann, Renihan & Blackwell, Whitseit, Titus & Jane Sey, George Stigman Co. Also classified ads for cremateory manager, barber training, town lots, dental college services, and job offers. Distinct entities: George Eahle, Lillian M Langridge, Grace E Hamilton, Martha Feaglesfield Robbins, Marie Pauline Goth. addresses and funeral homes. Tutewiler & Son, Johnson & Assler, A B Shirley, Adams & Krieghr, Gehrouge Hernmann, Renihan & Blackwell, Whitseit, Titus & Jane Sey, George Stigman Co. Also mentions Indiana Dental College and Franklin Institute.
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Eahle
George
George Eahle
Belmont Avenue
Troy
Langridge
Lillian M
John Langridge
Lake Street
Crown Hamilton
Grace E
North Warman Avenue
Franklin
Ind
Robbins
Martha Feaglesfield
Caleb Eaglesfield
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Sun Classified Rates And Policies
The Sun advertises classified rates of one cent per word per insertion with two phone contact options for representatives. It lists death and funeral notices, bank and lodge notices, church notices, and similar items in about six lines at 25 cents per insertion. The Sun reserves the right to reject ads and to correct errors, with limited responsibility for a single incorrect insertion.
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Sun
Terminal Loan CO
Washington St
Indianapolis
Ind
For Sale in City Real Estate Bargains Near Main Roads
Modern cottage with seven rooms on 5 Washington a large lot priced with $800 down balance. Hardwood floors in a Gamnela avenue home a half square from CaF. Two Michigan rural lots and a fine business corner offered at very cheap rates.
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Irvington
City
Washington
Gamnela Avenue
Michigan
Carey & Smith, Lombard
Bette
Paris Ave
M. J. Moore
J. Q
Beech Grove
Chas. Moch
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Phares
Mariin County Heealty CO
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Indianapolis Welding CO
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