Hearst Sees No Honest Progressive Candidate in Democrats
Hearst cable from Paris says he could back a progressive Roosevelt if a trusted candidate exists, but finds no honest progressive in the Democratic party. He argues independents may seek the Republican quarters or a new clean dwelling, and rejects gubernatorial candidacy while linking party bosses and mercenary figures to both major parties.
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New York
Paris
William J. Hearst
Col. Roosevelt
Hearst
Democratic Party
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Main
Barnes
McCabe
Woodruff
Democratic Murphy
C. and C. Official Denies Charge
New York officials of Chesapeake and Ohio deny the Indiana suit against the road at Logansport. They say the 40 million mortgage is the maximum bonds over fifty years for improvements and that current bonds will be issued only to actual cash value, with future issues tied to needs. They assert reorganization complies with laws across states and aims to avoid tax or rate evasion.
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New York
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Logansport
Ind
Marshall
Indiana
C. & QO. Railroad of
C. & O. Railroad
Bill raised to twenty passes after small clue at shop
A clothing merchant Carl Plunk on East street and Parkway received a counterfeit twenty after a man, who seemed intoxicated, paid with a one cent purchase and got $19.25 change. Plunk later found the “1” was erased and replaced by “20” in ink while attempting to bank the note.
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Carl Plunk
East Street
Parkway
Plunk
Man jailed after fatal chair prank ends in death
In Chicago on September 27 James Wright, 60, was taken into custody on a charge of causing the death of his wife, 75. He allegedly pulled a chair from under her as she tried to sit, injuring her spine and leading to her death shortly after.
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Chicago
James Wright
John R Walsh in Better Condition at Leavenworth Prison
The prison physician said John R Walsh is in better physical shape than on arrival and bearing up well for his age. Prison officials attributed his distress to mental strain from business affairs, noting the trouble was mental rather than physical.
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John R. Walsh
Leavenworth
Kas
John R.walsh
Federal ‘Prison
Lorimer Bribery Inquiry Hearsay Ban Hits Prosecution
Chicago Sept 27 The senate committee probing Lorimer bribery barred hearsay testimony, boosting Lorimer supporters as Representative Charles A White testified about a bribe offer from Lee O Neil Browne and named Joseph S Clark as a money recipient. The panel may adjourn as Kentucky Senator Paynter and his family wrestle with typhoid fever.
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Chicago
Senate
Lorimer
Charles A. White
White
Lee O'Neil Browne
Doling
Joseph S. Clark
Clark
Senator Paynter
Kentucky
Cabinet Focuses On Blanket Work And Civil Service
President Taft and his cabinet met at the White House to review army and navy estimates and plan civil service reforms. An order to bring 1111 assistant postmasters under civil service rules was expected, with legislation sought to include second and third class postmasters. Maj. Gen. Wood explained army estimates in place of Secretary Dickenson, who is in China.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Mr. Taft
Congress
Wood
Dickinson
China
Disease death rates shift in early 1900s census data
Census bureau figures show a drop in tuberculosis deaths in 1909 compared with 1908 though total deaths rose by 3 431. Cancer deaths rose sharply from 33 465 to 37 562, while typhoid deaths fell to 10 722 with a rate of 22 per 100 000. The report urges continued progress toward safer public health standards.
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Washington
Census Bureau
England
Wales
Europe
Boiler Sheet Wounds Beech Grove Apprentice
A. Judd a boilermaker apprentice at Beech Grove shops suffered a broken arm and head bruises when a boiler sheet broke Tuesday. He was transported to Vincent's hospital by a special train for treatment.
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A. Judd
Olney Street
Beech Grove
Vincent's Hospital
Board of Works Budget Under Review by City Council
Secretary Frank J. Noll Jr. and officials from the board of works face the finance committee Tuesday night to justify a budget trimmed from over 1 million dollars to about 500 thousand by Mayor Shank and the controller. Attending are city engineer H. W. Klausmann street department head J. L. Hogue and street cleaning chief Rescuer. If approved Tuesday, a special Wednesday council meeting may be called to finalize the budget.
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Frank J. Noll Jr
Board of Works
City Council
Shank
Nell
H. W. Klausmann
J. L. Hogue
Thief’s Route Nabs Chicken From Several Homes
An apparent expert thief traced a path from Washington street to Capitol avenue and Fourteenth street Monday night making three stops. Joseph C. Dewald of 301 Dearborn street reported five chickens missing from his coop, Irwin Pyle at 1411 East New York street lost two from his ice chest and five pounds of butter, while Henry Stringer on 1401 North Capitol avenue reported twenty two chickens stolen.
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Washington Street
Capitol Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Joseph C. Dewald
Dearborn Street
Irwin Pyle
New York Street
Henry Stringer
Langridge and Eaglesfield Deaths Lead Indiana Funeral Notices
LILLIAN M LANGRIDGE aged 19 died September 25 at 631 Blake street burial Crown Hill funeral Wednesday September 28 at 2 pm. MARTHA EAGLESFIELD aged 73 died September 24 at 77S Middle drive Woodruff Place private funeral at 10 am Wednesday. THOMAS F HALLININ son of Mrs Hallinin 419 Prospect street killed in Portland auto crash body to Indianapolis for funeral. Funeral directors listed with multiple Indiana firms.
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Hallinin
Thomas F
Thomas Hallinin
Prospect Street
Portland
Indianapolis
Barber College ad and assorted want ads share notice
A dense Indiana newspaper page lists multiple WANTED notices for trades and services. Barber trade schools, dental college, railway clerks, carpentry lunch counter, medical specialists, newspaper circulation, loan services, tailoring, housework, sewing, clothing cleaning, jewelry loans, and miscellaneous sales and real estate listings fill the ad column alongside a few real estate offerings and business opportunities.
Classifieds Notice From The Sun
Contract rates on application. Call either phone 1871 and our representative will call on you. Death notices funeral notices cards of banks lodge notices church notices etc in about six lines use each insertion. No ads under 10 cents. The Sun reserves right to reject ads. Errors corrected, Sun not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.
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East Market ST. Loan CO
LAW _BLDG
E. Market St
Indianapolis
Ind
Sun
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Monument Place
Cara
Oere Funeral Directors
Tutewiler & Son
Johnson Hassler
Ondeserts
A. BE. Shirley
Michigan Street
Adams & Kreighr
Ohio St
Gehorge Herrmann
Undertaker
S. Delaware St
Renihan & Blackwell
Undertakers
Whittsett
Titus & Hiley
Illinois St
George Stigman CO
N. East St
Flanner & Luchanan
North East St
STAG
Bly Wy
Ohio
Bath
Barth Ave
West Walnutee
Trouble With
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Harris Richmond
Moler Barber College
Washington St
Savell
Aenea Ga
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Chiosts
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Carpenter's
DR. Brigham
Pennsylvania Street
Odd Fellows
Michigan
Srs
Michigan St
Emerson
J. Harry Roberts
Bloom’s
Courthouse
Sam Marcus
W. Pratt
Burton’s
the Circle
Cousins
Virginia Ave
SF Harmacis's
Fred
Alinois
Mass
Capital City Tailoring CO
Century
Clayton
Postal Telegraph
Meridian
Washington Sts
Berigham
Fletcher Ave
Telegraph Building
J. P. Ryker
N. Hiinoisst
E. Wasahington
Irvington
City
RF. Washington
Garfield Avenue
Xiural
Carey & Smith
Lombard
Morris
Leonart
Sanders
MUSE
Bash
O. F
Chas. Moch
Muncie
P. O. Box 3
Lyman Pro Press
North
Delaware
Louis Feller
Inter-State Car Company
Brightwood
Thompson Supply CO
Massachusetts
JAS. R. Neff
East Maryland
Security Electric CO
South Meridian
West Pratt
Indiana Ave
Burton's
Miller Oil and Supply Company
North Hlinois St
Polk’'S
Sound Family
Cherap
Bernd Bros. Wagon CO
Morris St
Shelby
A. J. Piel
Arsenal
Terminal Loan CO
Financiae
Karaas DO
Central Loan Association
State Life Building
East Washington Street
Indiana Mortgage Loan Company
Room
Tome
Capitol Loan Co
State Loan CO. Cor
Pennsylvania and Wash
D. H. Tolman
Pythian Building
Pennsylvania
Reliable Loan Office
S. Illinois St
Delaware St
Sun Office
Business Guide
Architects
J. G. Brown Art Glass Works
Ohio Street
F. B. Caldwell
Eve We - Cone
Peterson
Thompson Halliday Supply CO
Massachusetts Avenue
Otto Formes
Howard’s
Eee Dreithaler & . Martin
Eerr
Fuend
Earhart & Earhart
Indiana Electropeee Co
Pearl St
Advance Electrical CO
Wayne Ave
Home Builders
Marion County Realty CO
American Central Life Bidg
Well Bulla
Come
Cluce
Capitol Att RY Company
Pembroke Arcade
Gfrmonas
Wealthg
H. C. Scheergens
Shington
Ucarl L. Kost
Cham
N. Winds St
Koki’ Vegadre
Kvuyal
Formes Light CO
Palace Beauty Parlor
Linois St
MRHS
Anna B. Fair
Della Carson System
Market
Fiat 2
Alabama St
Massachusetts Ave
Brant
Medical
Brigham
Pennsylvania St
Oda
Miller
N. S
Inois St
R. W. Magee & CO
Truss
Abov
Pflegha
E. Wasington St
Stephens Phot Supply Co
Pfleger
Electric Sig Specialty
Floris E. Thomas
New Phore
Hamilton Storage CO
Best
Tity
S. E
Shank Furniture and Store CO
Austioneers
F. W. Huechter
E. Washington
Miss Arts
D. P. Stirk CO
Indianapolis Welding Coo
Meridian St
Ben Hur
N. Alaeamas
Hania Te
Gee Pere
Missouri
Turan
Luciy Percy
Matt
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