Chicago Tariff Test and the Mayor’s Stance
A Philadelphia Press summary notes Chicago Mayor Thompson scholarships his victory on a Republican tariff platform. It emphasizes patriotism, internal policy impact on business, and the protective tariff as a key factor in the 1907 mayoral election, arguing it offers opportunity and domestic competition without fixing wages.
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Chicago
Thompson
Indianapolis
Europe
Teaston
Republican Party
Philadelphia Press
Crawford Chautauqua Auditorium Opens With Big Talent
The Chautauqua at Glenwood Park runs July 10 to 25 with Stephen Day & Song building the Crawford Chautauqua Auditorium named for T. E. Crawford of New Albany. It is the third largest in the United States and promises an unusually varied lineup of artists this year.
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Glenwood Park
Stephen Day & Song
Crawford Chautauqua
T. E. Crawford
New Albany
United States
Auto over embankment injures several near McCulloch Crossing
An automobile fell fifteen feet down an embankment at McCulloch s Crossing early Sunday injuring several occupants none seriously. They were cared for by Dr. Claude C Crum and taken to Louisville in his car. Injured: David Cahn W R Morris M Becker Robert Johnston Andrew Kesler Kesler suffered a broken nose. The wreck stems from unfamiliarity with the road and repeats prior incidents at the same spot.
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McCulloch’s
Herman Shoemaker
Claude C. Crum
Louisville
David Cahn
W R. Morris
M. Becker
Robert Johnson
Andrew Kesler
Clark Circuit Court Ends Term With Numerous Disposals
The Clark Circuit Court closed with many cases disposed. Dismissals noted for William T. Ingram and Warland W. Ingram in a damage suit against Big Four Railroad. Trust Company reports distributions from Emma V. McCoy estate totaling $9 112.68 to heirs. Appraisals and sales in Sparks and Dils matters. divorce granted to Orlena Collins from Frederick Collins. partition and distribution actions in Holloway and Crabtree matters. judgment quiets title in Davis v Allen.
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Clark
William T. Ingram
Warland W. Ingram
Car C. Byrne
Big Four Railroad Company
Fortune
Citizens Trust Company
Emma V. McCoy
Trust Company
Thomas Sparks
David Sparks
German Loan Association
Falls City Loan Association
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Franklin M. Rose
David H. Rose
Harry C. Poindexter
Appellate Court of
Indiana
Clark Circuit Court
Eighth Street
Wal Street
Harry T. Martin
William H. Martin
James W. Fortune
Clark Circuit
Orlena Collins
Frederick Collins
Noble
Frank L. Potter
William Dis
George S. Dils
Mary Potter
Jonas G. Howard
J. E. Taggart
Charles W. Holloway
Anna M. Holloway
Bethlehem Township
Holloway
Hugh Crabtree
Beatrice Crabtree
Elmer M. Frank
Fielding Wilson
Ed Andres
Mary J. Davis
William H.allen
Pardons Board Opens in Indianapolis on Clemency Review
The state Board of Pardons began its quarterly session in Indianapolis with inmates from the Reformatory seeking clemency awaiting board action. Recent meetings show fewer release recommendations, though most applications were filed in the last weeks. Charles Beeson, a Reformatory baseball pitcher, hopes for parole based on a good record, though his minimum term remains unfinished.
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State Board of Pardons
Indianapolis
Reformatory
Charles Beeson
Child Dies at Speeds Malaria Claims FiveYearOld Wilma Stoner
Wilma Fay Stoner aged five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Stoner of Speeds, died Sunday night after a illness from malaria fever. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at the Christian church and burial followed in Sellersburg cemetery.
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Wilma Fay Stoner
Edward Stoner
Christian Church
Sellersburg
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A fragmented plea repeats for readers to subscribe to the Star newspaper, with no additional context or details readable in the fragment.
Pulpit Exchange Boosts Attendance Across Jeffersonville Churches
The second annual ministerial pulpit exchange by Jeffersonville churches drew large crowds as pastors swapped pulpits. Rev. W H Wiley and Rev. Adam G Becker led at Morton Memorial and First Presbyterian respectively, with others at St Luke's and Maple Street churches. A last minute withdrawal by Rev. Gibbs altered the lineup. Attendance rose as parishioners learned only morning preaching locations.
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Jeffersonville
First Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
FL. E. Lahr
St. Luke's Church
Maple Street Methodist Church
J. M. Vawter
Wall St. M. E
Cc. P. Gibbs
Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Port Fulton
Allison Botkins Weds Warren Allison Attorney on East Tour
Miss Jessie Botkins married Warren B. Allison a prosecuting attorney of the Fourth Judicial Circuit on Saturday night at her aunt’s home in Ohio Falls. The couple planned an extended eastern tour before settling on his Utica Pike farm.
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Jessie Botkins
Warren B. Allson
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Mantha Horene
Woerner Avenue
Ohio Falls
J. M. Vawter
First Christian Church
Arthur Mueller
Louisville
Estelle Botkins
Bria
Allison
Canada
Lubec
James Botkins
Clark County
Fifteen Year Old Graduates From St Xavier College
Charlies H Schnatterer fifteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Schnatterer of Fourth street and Missouri avenue graduates this year’s class at St Xavier College Louisville He is slated to receive ann otranslation Igns Ardens at the commencement in the college auditorium 116 W Broadway at 8 o clock tomorrow night The youngest graduate in the school history and the class includes forty one young men with several already of age Also John McIntyre a Jeffersonville boy and son of a creek on Watt street is a class member
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Charlies H. Schnatterer
Charles H. Schnatterer
Fourth Street
Missouri Avenue
St. Xavier College
Louisville
Ign’s Ardens
Colleg
W. Broadway
Schnatterer
Jeffersonville
John McIntyre
Creeer
Watt Street
Membership Contest Sparks Strong Show of Interest
The Christian Inceavor Society of the St. Treas Geran Reformed Church reports excellent results in a membership and attendance drive begun this month. Two rival groups named the Get Mores and the Tuive Wires amassed points with new members worth ten points and visitors on the board.
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St. Treas Geran Reformed
Senecay
Tove
Citrist
Litigation over Indiana Avenue Church dispute proceeds
Georgie Collier and fourteen others sue Catherine Rose Trevcklah Brown and Albert Bowman trustees of the A M EL church Zion to stop the defendants from barring use of the Indiana Avenue Church Building. The case follows a prior dismissed filing and will be heard next Tuesday amid heated clashes.
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Georgie Collier
Catherine Rose
Trevcklah Brown
Albert Bowman
A. M. EL
Zion
Indiana Avenue
First Trinity Baptist Church
Brown and Bowman
Turks Dressed Wounds of Britishers in Dardanelles Fight
Report from the Dardanelles notes Turks aiding wounded Allied troops under fire. A Turk dressed a British soldier’s wounds, another provided water to a wounded Austrian. Escaped prisoners say they were well treated by Turkish forces.
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London
Reuter
Truq
Dardanelles
Police Court fines for vagrancy and intoxication
James McNaughton was fined five dollars and costs for vagrancy in a police court before Magistrate Ben son R. Veasey after arrest near the Al fred Phipps residence at 1115 Wall street. Further investigation was planned in a day or two. McNaughton had recently arrived from Indianapolis. Also fined were Jack De wire and Dennis Fletcher five dollars and costs for habitual intoxication and Jack Reed one dollar and costs for intoxication.
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James McNaughton
Benson R. Veasey
Alfred Phipps
Wall Street
McNaughton
Indianapolis
Jack Dewire
Dennis Fletcher
Jack Reed
German and Austrian Drive Toward Lemberg In Galicia
Berlin reports William, the German emperor, at Beskid for Godek line. Rawa Ruska captured. Russians retreat west of Lemberg. Britain questions front. new protest over misuse of the American flag to be sent to Great Britain. Russians retreat along the front west of Lemberg. Austro German advance nears the Galician capital.
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Berlin
London
William
German War Department
Beskid
Godek
Lemberg
Rawa Ruska
Galicia
Grodek
Nicholas
Vienna
Washington
Great Britain
State Department
London Foreign Office
Sweden
United States
Lem
Tonic Allies Reframe Strategy Amid Galicia Efforts
The article notes Allied forces altered their approach after failures against France and Russia. It claims they now invest lives and ammunition in Galicia to paralyze the Russian army, enabling a large force to shift to the western front for a potential breakthrough or prolonged high casualties.
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France
Russia
Galicia
German Emperor assumes supreme command in Galicia campaign
Copenhagen dispatch reports the German Emperor takes supreme command with headquarters in Silesia near the front. Austro German forces push toward Lemberg with Russians reportedly cleared from parts of the Dniester. England and allies wonder if Grand Duke Nicholas can imitate Joffre and halt the Austro Germans at the gates of Lemberg. Optimists compare to Joffre halting Paris and French at Ypres and Dunkirk.
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Copenhagen
Silesia
Lemberg
Nor
Dniester
England
Grand Duke Nicholas
Joffrey
Grand Duke
Warsaw
Paris
Sir Jonh French
Ypres
Dunkirk
Cala
Russia's Lemberg Stand Foreseen Amid War Strain
The article discusses possible Russian defenses after Lemberg may fall and the use of rivers swamps and terrain to delay enemy forces. It notes British belief that Russia could hold out for months with aid from England and France if needed. It mentions acute ammunition shortages cited by London papers and marks Galicia as Russia's supreme emergency amid Western Front fighting.
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Lemberg
England
France
Russia
London
Galicia
Methodist Ministers Conference Heads to Columbus Meeting
Methodist ministers from this city travel Tuesday morning to Columbus Indiana for a district conference that will run through Thursday Bishop W F Anderson of Cincinnati will preside and Dr Festus A Steele of Seymour district will attend The forward movement and September conference topics will be discussed Attendees include Revs W H Wylie C P Gibbs Lloyd E Crouch John Anderson and Joseph G Moore of Charles Town
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Columbus
Ind
W. F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Festus A. Steele
Seymour
W. H. Wylie
C. P. Gibbs
Lloyd E. Crouch
John Anderson
Joseph G. Moore
Charlestown
Reformatory Receives Many Convicts During Summer Vacation
With courts adjourned for the summer, prisoners are being brought to the reformatory. Since last Saturday arrivals include Will Hampton for petty larceny one to eight years, George Slee and Herschel Andrews for grand larceny one to fourteen years from Marion County, Herbert Hicks for forgery two to fourteen years from Montgomery County, George Stewart for petit larceny one to eight years from Spencer County, William Phillips alias Fred Fischer for forgery two to fourteen years, and Robert Overhall for grand larceny from Marion County.
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Will Hampton
Pet
Fred Fischer
Robert Overhall
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as cooling for the stomach cleansing the bowels aiding the liver and making users feel happy. It recommends taking once a week in warm weather and lists options tea or tablets by M. F. Doherty.
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Hollister
M. F. Doherty
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Summer Remedy Ad
Sour stomach and indigestion woes prompt Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to regulate bowels purify blood and cleanse the stomach. Advert shows 35c for Tea or Tablets by M F Doherty.
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Hollister
M. F. Doherty
Narrow Escape for Circus Crew on Flooded River
Five Rice & Dore Water Circus advertising men and three Rambler crew members were rescued from the Ohio River near Louisville after their boat drifted toward falls. Capt C H Cassidy and others recalled the peril as the engine overheated and the rudder failed. Coast guards in two rowboats pulled them to shore at the Galt House after a night on land. Florida and other survivors recalled thirty years of travel and vowed to stay ashore in hotels thereafter.
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Rice & Dore Water Circus
United States Life Savers
Rembier
Circus
C. H. Cassidy
Ta. YD
Lewis
Frank Ramage
Louiville
Cassin
Falls
Coast Guards
Cant
Louisville
Galt House
Pittsburg
Niagara
Star
Florida
Civil Service Examinations Set for Federal Posts
The Civil Service Commission announces early dates for full examinations for federal government departmental posts. Tests will be held here on September 15 and 15 and another date in October.
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The
Civil Service Commission
Presbyterians Win Regional Baseball Game 6 5
The Presbyterian Sunday Achoo base ball team defeated Wesley Chanel of Ohio Falls 6 to 5 at the North Towers diamonds. Lineup includes RB Ogen rf G Robins Harrison Bodkins Kennedy Shh Warner Criscolist Bollinger Leonard Ogden Fearey Rettorft Burner Gould Moss Jenks P Robins. Next Saturday they travel to Shepherdsville Kentucky to play the High School team.
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Presbyterian
Wesley Chanel
Ohio Falls
North Tower Diamonds
Presbyterians
Wesley Chapel
Ogen
G. Robins Harrison Co
Bodkins Kennedy
Warner
Tragedy Near North Vernon Claims Two Youths
Roy Davison twenty one died from injuries after being struck by a train while asleep on tracks near North Vernon. Companion Arthur Middlebrook suffered a double leg fracture but is expected to recover. Davison’s father was killed previously by an interurban car at Twelfth and Spring streets.
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North Vernon
Roy Davison
Arthur Middlebrook
Davison
Middlebrook
Marcel
Twelfth
Spring Streets
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Miss Jessie Botkins
Bride
Warren Allison
Cuting Attorney
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Utica Pike
H. Schnatterer
Christian Endeavor Society of
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Kaiser
Germany
Berg
Marne
Methodist Ministers’ Conference
Civil Service Examinations
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