Quakers Demand Explanation Over Roosevelt Books
Indiana Quakers press for clarification of Franklin D. Roosevelt realtion to quotes about Quakers used by Democrats and Prohibitionists. W D Edwards seeks written statement from Roosevelt in Indiana after meeting attempts in South Bend and Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Albany
Rip
W. D. Edwards
Provident Trust Company
Philadelphia
Indiana Trust Company
Edwards
South Bend
Wooley
Croker Urges fund drive for Democratic campaign
Richard Croker of Tammany Hall asks Tammany officeholders to donate liberally to the campaign fund. He says delegates from New York County to the next Congress must be solidly Democratic, with expectations of fundraising reaching a million dollars or more.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hal
Tammany
Congress
Cunty
Croker
Court converts to hear Howard motion for new trial
FRANKFORT Ky Sept 29 court converted Saturday to hear the Howard motion for a new trial. The defense filed three additional affidavits. Commonwealths attorney Franklin filed counter affidavits.
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Frankfort
Howard
Commonwealth’s
Franklin
Oldest Editor G G Galloway Dies Near Death
In Denver Colorado on September 29 G G Galloway said to be the oldest editor in the United States lies near death from injuries after a street car collision. Galloway was born in 1912 and had long served a local newspaper.
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Denver
Colo
G. G. Galloway
United States
Galloway
Highwayman Robs Watson in Narrow Escape
Phil Watson was stopped by a masked highwayman who demanded all his money. The thief threatened violence and took $8 before Watson fled, later recounting the incident with marked relief at the Denison Saturday noon gathering.
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Phil Watson
Watson
Phil
the Denison
Bromide tablets headline fragment noted in OCR
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bromide tablets and unrelated wording. Additional context is unreadable, preventing a full event description or clear entities.
Two Preachers Shot in Montpelier Church Riot
In Belmont Baptist Church Newberry County South Carolina factional strife led to a riot during Friday night services. Pastor Young Reeder was shot in the back and Reverend Andrew Williams received a flesh wound as gunfire erupted while prayers were led. Ten church members were arrested.
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Belmont Baptist Church
Newberry County
Revs. Young Reader
Andrew Willams
Reeder
Williams
Hanna Speaks on Prosperity in Broadway Meeting
Senator Hanna addressed a crowded Commercial Travelers Republican club event in a vacant Broadway store room. He praised business interests and prosperity while countering hecklers with humor, recalling economic contrasts from 1890s and recent years under different administrations.
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New York
Hanna
Broadway
Commercial Travelers’ Republican Club
Repub
Joliet Steel Customers Postpone Purchases Ahead of Election
Chicago September 28 President Buffington of the Illinois Steel Co says Joliet mills closed due to lack of orders and may shut other mills within ten days. He notes customers defer big orders as they await the election result to decide.
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Chicago
Buffington
The
Illinois Steel Company
Sutarday
Joliet
City borrows 70000 from Merchants National Bank
Saturday morning Controller Johnson accepted a loan of 70000 for the city until December 1 at eight percent from Merchants National Bank. Fletcher's Bank offered a slightly lower rate. Some onlookers teased Johnson for dealing with the bank tied to the Frenzels and Taggart administration.
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Merchants’ National Bank
Fletchers’ Bank
Jobnson
Taggart
Merchants National
Johnson
Vanderbilt group to merge Big Four rail line
A New York dispatch reports the Big Four railroad will soon be merged into the Vanderbilt system. Although long viewed as a Vanderbilt line, prior ownership of most Big Four stock was not in Vanderbilt hands. Recent purchases by Vanderbilt interests are noted as the development.
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New York
the Sun
Big Four
Vanderbilt System
Wall-st
Vanderbilt
Two Ship Collisions Claim 45 Lives Near Iwoshima
In the Pacific off Iwoshima the Japanese steamer Ise Maru collided with the Norwegian Calanda. The Calanda sank with 45 passengers and crew lost. In Chicago a man killed his wife with a flat iron before taking his own life.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Calanda
Iwoshima
Chicago
Michael Snyder
Side Lights on Indiana's Capital News Ticker
The column notes state fair expenses reached 27000 dollars. Divorces granted or sought include Charlotte McDougal vs Lynn F and Florence vs Wm Hubbard, with non support cited in some cases. A streetcar injury suit of 10000 dollars, a grand-daughter custody ruling, and a plea for aid for Robert Wright in Denton, Texas are listed among police, court, and community notices.
Southside Opposes Hot Water Franchise
The contracts and franchises committee discussed the Home heating and lighting company franchise but reached no agreement. A report will be prepared Monday before the council meeting. Sylvester Noel led a South-side protest demanding service on the South-side. EE R Vincent defended the franchise while Homer T Yargan Samuel E Rauh and Edward Hawkins spoke in favor.
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Council
Sylvester Noel
Cincinnati man fined for loitering and eyed for break-in
Thomas Connors of Cincinnati was fined 100 by Judge Daly for loitering. He faces a December 17 trial for allegedly attempting to break into Fred Meyer's saloon at 802 S Meridian. Police found four cold chisels and he was later arrested nearby.
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Napoleon B. Price
Fred Helen
Heier’s
Thomas Connors
Cincinnati
Daly
Fred Meyer
S. Meridian Sr
General Harrison Heading to Indianapolis for Campaign
Gen. Harrison and his family will depart their Adirondacks summer home for Indianapolis on Monday and he is expected to join the campaign soon.
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Gen. Harrison
The
Adirondacks
Indianapolis
Robbery in Broad Daylight Near West and North Streets
Two colored men snatched two pocket books containing $16 from Mrs Mary Miller of 719 North California Street at West and North streets Saturday afternoon. Bike cops Schroeder and Hauser pursued them. one suspect was caught and gave the name Shaffer from Chicago.
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Mary Miller
California-st
West
North-sts
Schroeder
Hauser
Shaffer
Chicago
Odd Tales of the Wires from Kalamazoo and Chicago
Reports from Kalamazoo detail the death of 61 year old Lucy A. Reaves who talked herself to death after spending ten years in an insane asylum. In Chicago Englewood dealer Thomas Burke accuses fiancée Emma Bryans of swindling over a wedding trousseau. The couple’s wedding planned for Oct 10 is postponed.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Lucy A. Reaves
Lansing
Chicago
Boston
Thomas Burke
Englewood
Emma Bryans
Burke
Trousseau
Stevenson visits Indianapolis to boost Democratic clubs
Louis G. Stevenson son of the Democratic vice presidential nominee arrived in Indianapolis Friday night to assist with arrangements for the National Association of Democratic Clubs convention. He says membership will reach 2,000,000 by the first session and predicts a large turnout. Edward Murphy, Croker's man Friday, is slated to speak.
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Shideler
Eoria
McKinley
Louis G. Stevenson
Indianapolis
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Myron D. King
Stevenson
Edward Murphy
Croker
Clifford Day to Face Police Court Embezzlement Charge
Clifford Day is to be tried in police court on October 10 for allegedly embezzling 353 dollars from McWilliams and Co. steam sitters located at the courthouse.
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Clifford Day
McWilliams & Co
Court House
Divorce Day Shrinks Divorces Granted in Saturday Sessions
Judge Carter reported no divorces. Judge Leathers granted James to Bertha Betcher. Judge McMaster dissolved Jennie Thompson from Chas Thompson and Noah Freeman from Aura Freeman. Judge Allen granted Lil Nan Keeley divorce from Winfield Keeley and Iwancy from Milton Morris.
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Carter
Leathers
James
Bertha Betcher
McMaster
Jennie
Chas. Thompson
Noah
Aura Freeman
Allen
Lil- Nan
Winfield
Keeley
Iwancy
Milton Morris
Postmasters Cited for Poor Reports and Duty
Washington officials criticize postmasters for failing to send proper quarterly reports and receipts for newspapers and periodicals. A new order warns such omissions will be treated as culpable negligence and may affect duties from the June quarter.
New AP to Start Operations Sunday Night
The Associated Press announces it will begin operations Sunday night with the New York company handling press services for AP papers. The Illinois supreme court action prompted the reorganization and the Minors firm will exit. The Chicago Inter-Ocean was cut off after suing for 50,000 dollars and receiving 40,300 dollars.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Company
Minors Corporation
Illinois Supreme Court
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Inter-Ocean
Found Mortgage Exemption Certificate Located for Felix Keenan
The exemption certificate for Felix Keenan at Fifteenth and Broadway was found after a long search. Deputy treasurer Smith says there should be little trouble with the exemption matter after Keenan returned home for an old receipt to trace it.
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Felix Keenan
Fifteenth and Broadwaysts
Keenan
Smith
Dainty Food Promotes Health via Postum and Grape-Nuts
A Cincinnati woman describes nerve and digestive relief after leaving coffee and using Postum Food Coffee with Grape-Nuts. She reports improved appetite, reduced pains, resolved sinking spells, and a 20 pound weight regain after a year of dietary changes.
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Alice Hendricks
Fourth and
Race Sts
Cincinnati
Duchess Marlborough Receives Vanderbilt Gifts for Town House
London reports the duchess of Marlborough has received 500000 dollars from her father William K Vanderbilt to furnish the duke's new Mayfair town house. The house itself was a Christmas gift from Vanderbilt costing 500000 dollars.
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London
Duchess of Marlborough
Wm. K.vanderbilt
New Town House
Mayfair
Wage talks between tin plate union and company brighten
In New York on September 23 an official indicated that surface appearances suggest progress in wage negotiations between the tin plate workers' union and the American Tin Plate Company. Prospects for an agreement were described as bright ahead of Saturday.
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New York
Tin Plate Workers’ Union
American Tin Plate Company
Inspector Bedell targets Stevenson building over smoke law
Building inspector Bedell filed an affidavit against the Stevenson building proprietor for violating the anti smoke ordinance. The case is set for Monday in police court.
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Bedell
Big cave found at Tucson and tax tale in Gal veston
Big cave found at Tucson Arizona raises Tammany Hall funds to ten thousand dollars for Galveston. Frank Shepard Chicago publisher dies Friday night. Steamer Tacoma arrives Seattle from Nome with three hundred thousand dollars in gold. W E Colwell arrested for theft in Mexico City. Andrew Douglass of Chicago crushed by falling girder Saturday.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tammany Hall
Galveston
Frank Shepard
Chicago
Tacoma
Seattle
Nome
Mexico City
Andrew ‘Douglass
Local Births and Deaths List in City Notice
Birth announcements from Maurice Levy to John Pohikotto detail newborn boys and girls at multiple addresses including 1015 N Alabama 108 Belmont Ave and 1326 Linden St. Death notices report apoplexy strangulation street railway injury tuberculosis bronchitis meningitis consumption gunshot and other causes with ages and locations.
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William and
Alice Davis
Belmont Ave
Fred W
Anna de Foe
Jerome and
T.audie Spencer
W. Twenty-eighth-st
Alva and
Lulie Ruble
Maywood
Christopher and
Rose Hulsman
S. Meridian St
John and
Armelia Pohikotto
Lindenst
Bos
George and
Theresa Mueller
E. Georgia St
Henry and
Mary Reimer
Minnesota St
Edward and
Sarah Bader
Beecherst
H. G
PuHeging
Bismarck-ave
Laura Fowler
W. Market St
Jane O'Day
Alabama-est
Annie James
Alabama-st
Richard A. Black
Nicholas Gerber
South St
Matilda A. Hale
Illinois Sc
Infant Grant
Jefferson-ave
Musa M. Gross
Washington St
Pearl Dennis
Marlon-ave
Minnie Meier
Weghorst-st
George Willis
Market-st
Richard White
Madison Ave
Elwood-st
Carnival Plans for Fall Festivities Parade Changes
The Fall festivities society met at the Commercial club and named Col. Harry B. Smith to lead the military and civic parade replacing Gen. W. J. McKee who cannot serve. The merchants parade will start at 10 AM. CC Daly reported railroads offer one and one third fare for round trips on Monday and Tuesday, half fare on Wednesday and Thursday, and military bodies pay one cent for two miles. Horace Wood will provide free vehicles for decorated entries in the floral parade.
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Fall Festivities Society
Commercial Club
Col
Harry B. Smith
W. J. McKee
Merchants and Manufacturers
FL Daly
Transportation Committees
Horace Wood
Builders’ High Value Home Improvements Listed
M Gilmore near Twenty fourth veneer house 3400 T W Smith Son repairs 40 John Courtney Pleasant near State frame house 1345 Co M Wehrley 71 King frame barn 150 Gustav Kosson Lawrence near Rue ral franque house 600 Carl Brunning 1712 Fennemanest cottage 957 Mrs Leustin corner Bruce Lexington shed 25 Tile Johnson 1116 Dearborn addition 175
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M. Gilmore
Pearson-ave
Twentyfourth-st
T. W. Smith
Carl Brunning
Fennemanest
Leustin
Bruce and
Lexington-sts
Tile Johnson
Dearborn-st
Interstate Live Stock Market Report
Interstate Stock Yards reports cattle hogs and sheep receipts for Saturday. Prices listed for good to prime export steers light stockers heifers cows calves veals bulls and feeders with ranges for weight classes and quality. Hogs sheep and lambs prices shown with per hundredweight figures and notes on shipments.
City Grain Market Wheat and Corn Quotes and Inspections
Wheat quotes show No 2 red at 7644c and No 6 red at 764c on freight, with September at 7TSi4c. Corn prices range from No 1 white 424c to No 4 white 384 40c and mixed varieties around 41c. Oats listed dull with No 2 white 24c and No 2 mixed 21c. Hay steady with No 1 at 12.00 12.50 and No 2 timothy at 11.00 11.50. Inspections record cars by grade and condition. several wagons rejected or unmerchantable in wheat and mixed lots.
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Hay
Timothy
Crooked Bank Deals Reported in Two Cities
In Newport News W P Dunton and a federal marshal traveled to Chicago to face embezzlement charges involving $10,000 from the Union National Bank of Chicago. In Newark New Jersey treasurer C R Westervelt and teller Robert Hosler of the Dime Savings Bank were arrested over irregularities with a $36,000 shortage.
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Newport News
W. P. Dunton
Chicago
Union National Bank of Chicago
Newark
N. J
C. R. Westervelt
Robert Hosler
The
Dime Savings Bank
Fire Rages in Russell B Coal Mine at Carbondale
A fire broke out Saturday in the Russell B coal company's New Buffalo mine at Carbondale, Scranton reports. Officials fear the blaze may spread to the nearby Wilson Creek mines as efforts to contain it continue.
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Scranton
Russell B. Coal Company
New Buffalo
Carbondale
Wilson Creek
Indianapolis Stock Yards Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Sept 21
Cattle receipts 950 with Saturday shipments at a fair market. Good to prime steers 1,350 lbs. good to choice heifers 450 to 600 lbs. veal and heavy calves listed. Hogs receipts 3,000 with 500 shipments. good to choice medium and heavy packers. Sheep receipts 4,530 with 300 shipments. good to choice sheep and common to medium lambs.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
C.s.cereees
Wheat and grain prices steady in Chicago market report
The Chicago price list shows September wheat at 76 3/4 cents and October at 76 4/4. Corn September 39 cents, October bids around 38 5/8. Oats September 22 1/4 cents, October 21 1/2. Provisions list January pork at 11.56 dollars, lard 6.77 to 6.82, ribs 6.20 to 6.25. Butter and cheese quotations follow with various grades and brands. Livestock and eggs prices appear, including poultry and turkey figures, and eggs listed with mixed values.
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Chicago
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Rogster
BIG Joliet Steel
MR. Johnson
Fronzers
Controller Johnson
Indiana's
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Lynn F
Florence
Wm. Hubbard
Imperials
Minnesota Stars
Margaret Reisner
Reisner
Newton, NL
William S. R. Tarkington
Street Car Company
Washington and
Electrical Workers’ Union
Robert Wright
Denton
Tex
Harry Wallace
T. F. Bayliss
Cincinnati Life Insurance Company
J. M. Winters
N. Meridian
H. E. Ryan
W. St. Joseph St
Josephine Schiffer
Girls’ Classical School
Pennsylvania St
Bert Hamilton
W. Maryland Sr
Excelsior Laundry
Frank G. Kamp
Judge Woods
United States 2 Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Eastern Michigan
Chicago & Grand Rapids Trunk Railroad
Mercantile Trust Company
Wew
Frank Gilbert
Chadwick Sr
Garbage Company
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Prospect Srs
Charles R. Hasely
Bertha Ballard
Nellie. Turner
Council of Women
Propylaeum
Hert
Jeffersonville
Elnora Pring
Alfred BP
Michiran Lumber Company
Sapport
Southside
Cupid
Lada
P. M
Washington
Madden
the New Ass. Press
Venson Building
Maurice and
Levy
Alabamaat
Bey
August and
Paulina Cassar
Iowa At
James A. Oliver
Mamie E. Merritt
Harry , Geddis
Dora B. Veatch
Morton Tomlinson
Ethel Tucker
Lewis Buckner
Laura Alexander
Union Live Stock Market
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