Roosevelt Third Term Plea Echoed by McLean Editorial
United Press reports John R. McLean, publisher of the Cincinnati and Washington papers, endorses Roosevelt for renomination in the Washington Post. The editorial argues Roosevelt’s unparalleled popularity warrants a third term, predicting his renomination and likely re election if the convention follows popular will.
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United Press
Washington
John R. McLean
Cincinnati and
Prietor
Washington Post
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
Post
Attorneys General Meet Discussing Trusts and Railroads
Attorney generals from over 20 states gathered in St Louis to hear papers on curbing monopolies and railroad rate laws. Wade H Ellis of Ohio planned a study on The Standard Oil Trust while Missouri AG Hadley spoke on Railroad Rate Legislation. Recommendations to legislatures for stricter uniform monopoly statutes were anticipated.
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United Fress
ST. Louis
Hadley
Missouri
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
Standard Oil Trust
Smelser Buried After Chicago Racing Accident
Luther Smelser of Indianapolis, son of Mrs. M. H. Myers, died when an auto tie burst during a Morris Park race in Chicago. He will be buried in Carthage Indiana. Smelser, a noted bicycle rider and automobilist, lived with his mother until three years ago and later worked with auto concerns in the east and Chicago. He and J. F. Judd owned the first touring car with side entrances and was regarded as a careful driver.
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Luther Smelser
Morris Park
Chicago
Carthage
Ind
Smelser
M. H. Myers
Seventeenth St
Indianapolis
East
J. F. Judd
Wall street jugglery sinks New York City railway system
New York renders the New York City railway company bankrupt as Wall Street magnates and receivers tighten their grip. Court papers place deficits from 10 to 25 million dollars while Thomas F. Ryan August Belmont Adrian H. Jol ine Douglas Robinson and others move to recover assets and set a readjustment in motion.
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New York
New York City Railway Company
Wall St
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
New York City Railway
Home Rule Slogan Heard in Ireland
Special to The Sun reports rising tensions as Ireland prepares for the next parliament. Nationalists led by John Redmond threaten constitutional tactics and possible violence to press for home rule. Attacks and agrarian crimes surge in the south and west amid increased troop deployments.
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Ireland
London
John Redmond
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Society and Personal Notes From Indianapolis Local Scenes
Mrs. E C Hardegan hosts a Wednesday musicale with daughters and friends. Local Council of Women holds first meeting at the Propylaeum with talks on probation officers juvenile court and child welfare. Irvington Tuesday Club observes presidents day with luncheon and music. Dinner for Mr and Mrs St Clair Perry before world trip. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae party and Columbia club dinner. Julia Hurlbut and Robert Dennis wed at Udellstown home. Indianapolis Historical Society hosts Thackeray discussion. Lulu Steffen and Finley Nash wed in Garrett. Bessie Bush and Dalmar Brownlee marry in Evansville and plan Butler Ave home after Nov 1.
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Council OF Women
Indianapolis
St. Clair Perry
Calvin Fletcher
Emily Fletcher
N. Pennsylvania St
Lulu Steffen
Finley Nash
Garrett
W. W. Wheeler
Ma Tron County
Bessie Bush
A. W. Bush
Dalmar T. Brownlee
Evansville
Frederick Taylor
Chautauqua Circle Hosts Monday Meeting
Mrs. W. S. Allison of 2728 Sutherland avenue welcomed Chautauqua Circle members on President’s Day. The group observed no program but outlined next year’s work and held a social hour after.
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W. S. Allison
Sutherland Ave
Hauss Announces Marriage of Josephine Hauss to Carl Dreiss
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Phillip J Hauss announce the marriage of their daughter Josephine Louise to Carl Otto Dreiss of Eureka California set for October 8 at their home on North Senate Avenue with a dinner following at Maernerchor hall
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Phillip J. Hauss
Josephine Louise
Carl Otto Dreiss
Eureka
Cal
N. Senate Ave
Maernerchor Hall
Quiet October Wedding for Miss Walcott and Mr Dodds
Miss Gladys Walcott and Frederick Dodds Rose of Muncie will be married October 23 in a very quiet ceremony.
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Gladys Walcott
Frederick Dodds Rose
Muncie
Local Council of Jewish Women Hosts Booth and Succoth Reception
The Local Council of Jewish Women held a Sunday afternoon reception at the Jewish Foster Home from 2 to 6 o'clock to celebrate the Feasts of Booth and Succoth. The Sketching club will meet with Miss Edith Neubacher Saturday and the program will feature summer sketches by the members.
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Council of
Booth
Edith Neubacher
Memebers
Engagements announced for Goldie Irwin and Bert Steinberger
Mrs. Lydia E. Clemens of 619 North New Jersey Street announces the engagement of her niece Goldie M. Irwin to Bert J. Steinberger with a wedding planned in October. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spencer announce the engagement of their daughter Mabel Schubert to William Newton Moore with the nuptials set for October.
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Lydia E. Clemens
New Jersey St
Goldie M. Irwin
Bert J. Steinberger
J. H. Spencer
Mabel Schubert
William Newton Moore
Miss Selma Ingersoll Hosts Irvington Fortnightly Club
Miss Selma Ingersoll will entertain the Irvington Fortnightly club Friday. President's day will be celebrated.
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Miss Ingersoll
Selma Ingersoll
Irvington
Couple Ties The Knot In Crawfordsville Home
Howard R. Kealing of Indianapolis and Miss Laura Fern Grove of Crawfordsville wed Wednesday at the bride’s home. The ceremony unites two local residents in a quiet nuptial setting.
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Howard R. Kealing
Indanapolis
Laura Fern Grove
Crawfordsville
Mrs Linna Paris Armstrong Announces Upcoming Marriage
Mrs Linna Paris Armstrong announces her forthcoming marriage. The notice states a wedding plans with details to be announced, inviting friends and relatives to celebrate the step taken by the couple.
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Linna Paris Armstrong
Engagement of Esther Louise Wade Announced
The engagement of Esther Louise Wade and Frederick H. Wade is announced with plans for a wedding in the latter part of next month, detailing family expectations and forthcoming nuptials.
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Esther Louise
Frederick H. Wade
Lowe and Boswell to Wed at Seventh Presbyterian
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Nellie B. Lowe daughter of Mrs Celia J Lowe and Edwin Chauncey Boswell. The ceremony will be held at the Seventh Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening Oct 15 at 830 oclock.
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Nellie B. Lowe
Celia J. Lowe
Edwin Chauncey Boswell
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Engagement events surround Miss Hauss ahead of wedding
Miss Josephine Hauss will be honored at several parties before her marriage to Carl Otto Dreiss next week. Edna Hauss hosts a card party Thursday, Mrs. Frank Roesner entertains Friday, and the couple-elect attend a Saturday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jungelaus. Carl Dreiss arrives late in the week with Christian Bos as best man.
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Josephine Hauss
Carl Otto Dreiss
Edna Hauss
Frank Roesner
Miss Hauss
Henry P. Jungelaus
Dreiss
Christian Bos
Remarkable Man Recalled Yet Hidden by Time
Fragmentary reminiscence honors a highly regarded man described as rare and remarkable. The speaker notes longtime absence since 1985 and reflects on the impression he left, hinting at a personal or community significance.
Dancing Party for Miss Florence Lockart at Misses Allen Home
Misses Jessie and Alice Allen held an informal dancing party Saturday evening at their N Alabama street home for Miss Florence Lockart of Paris Kentucky visiting Miss Gertrude Crosland and Mrs Arthur DeWar. Miss Lockhart left Monday for a visit in Chicago.
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Jessie
Alice Allen
N. Alabama St
Florence Lockart
Paris
Gertrude Crosland
Arthur DeWar
Miss Lockhart
Chicago
Mrs Chauncey Butler Hosts Informal Reception
Mrs Chauncey Butler of Irvington will observe her reception day on Tuesday. The guest of honor will be Miss Katherine Graydon who has just returned from Honolulu. Mr and Mrs Butler will be at home informally to their friends Tuesday evening with no invitations.
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Chauncey Butler
Irvington
Katherine Graydon
Honolulu
Mrs. Butler
Mrs Harriet Prank Hosts Informal Monday Afternoon
Mrs Harriet Augusta Prank received friends informally Monday afternoon for Mrs Dwight B Chapin of Cincinnati. There were voice numbers by Mrs Ida Gray Scott, soprano, and piano selections by Mrs Charles W Heel.
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Harriet Augusta Prank
Dwight B. Chapin
Cincinnati
Ida Gray Scott
Charles W. Heel
Reception Day for Mrs. Mallock Held Tuesday?
Mrs. Robert Bruce Mallock of 2503 North Alabama Street will observe reception day on Tuesday to welcome the season.
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Robert Bruce Mallock
Alabama St
Surprise gun prize honors OConnell anniversary
In celebration of the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mrs. Daniel OConnell and her birthday a group of friends hosted a gun prize on Friday evening. Additional notices mention Miss Edythe Grindle’s extended western trip and a forthcoming informal gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs H S Grindle with several helpers from Indiana and Boston.
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Daniel O'Connell
O’connell
Taft as stout figure marked by bump and political ambition
The passage mockingly profiles Taft as a heavyset Ohio man with a bump near his left ear, describing a strong fondness for travel and a preference for scholars with glasses and large teeth. It notes his firm control of desires and a likely future run for high office.
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Prof
Bumptarara
Taft
Ohio
Bumble
Tlemen
Marion social notes include birthdays and travel plans
Monday evening marked the third birthday of Mary Elizabeth. Guests from N New Jersey and N Illinois stayed with Mrs. Addington in Marion from Friday to Sunday. Susan Lilly went to Chicago for a few days. Freda Pink left for Cincinnati for several weeks. Mrs. Owen Davies Odell returned from Harbor Springs, Michigan. Mrs. W T Brown and daughter Agnes depart Tuesday for the west. Mr. and Mrs. George Hume were noted in the household chapter.
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Mary Elizabeth
W. H. Lowe
N. New Jersey St
Meridith
Tom Farmer
N. Ilinois St
Local Folks On Summer Trips And City Visits
Miss Edna Schrrmer has gone to Philadelphia to attend art school. Mrs. Frank E. Gaines of Louisville is visiting her parents in North Meridian Street. Mrs. James Noel has gone to Kansas City to visit her mother. Fred Nilson of Marion was in Indianapolis on Sunday.
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Edna Schrrmer
Philadelphia
Frank E. Gaines
Louisville, Ky
Mrs
S. E. Pierson
N. Meridianst
James Noel
Kansas City
John Sloan
Fred Nilson
Marion
Inedianapolis
The Return of Harry Thaw Name in Memory
A reminiscence recalls the infamous figure Harry Thaw and the older days when his name first appeared before the writer. The piece reflects on time passed and the lingering impact of the notorious name on memory.
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Harry Thaw
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