College Girls Confirm Road Trip Story
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
1
President Roosevelt Courted by Forest Glen Girls
Special to The Tribune Chicago reports confirmation of an incident as four National Park Seminary students in Forest Glen Md clashed with President Roosevelt during Thanksgiving. The girls described riding ahead and passing the president twice before he urged them to let his party pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Chicago
Glen, Md
Washington, DB. C
Clifford B. Potter
Lake Avenue
Minnie
Maryland
Roosevelt
Miss McFarland
Harvard Avenue
Sisson
Ethel Roosevelt
Cone
Miss Ethel
Langlois
Sycamore
Mr. Langlois
Revolver Demonstration Aims to Counter State Case
In the Thornton Hains murder trial, defense plans a revolver test to show the weapon could fire seven shells in under two seconds. Prosecutors cite Herbert Funke testimony about Hains signaling and firing at Annis, arguing Thornton aided his brother in the Bayside Yacht Club killing.
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Hains
William E. Annis
Peter ¢. Hains, Jr
Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Capt. Hains
Ivory
Ald
Hogan
Flushing Creek
John Hains
Thornton Hains
Episcopal rector drawn into divorce scandal and suit
Baltimore December 18 The Rev Robert S Coupland rector of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension is suing for 20000 damages in a divorce case naming ex Senator George L Wellington as a correspondent Dr Pierce B Wilson Jr sues his wife and Coupland after she confessed to relations with Wellington Wilson testified of a coat and voices heard in his home and drew a pistol but did not act further
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wellington
Wilson
Coupland
Maryland
Wellington
Hooley Brought From Sanatorium To Longcliff For Treatment
Hooley who had been at an Indianapolis sanitarium for several weeks was sent home briefly yesterday and then taken to Longcliff for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. , Hooley
Indianapolis
Longcliff
Republicans Plan Stereopticon Attack on Tammany Hall
Henry Bruere, head of the Bureau of Municipal Research, told the Republican county committee last night that next city's campaigns will use stereopticon views to expose alleged waste by Tammany Hall. Cartoons flashed on a screen contrasted city prices with what was claimed as normal costs under the caption a yard of lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tammany Hall
Henry Bruere
Bureau of Municipal Research
Republican County Committee
Bryan Won’t Run
Norman Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said national committee headquarters would be set up in Washington soon after the holidays. He added that there is no probability of Bryan running again four years hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Norman FE. Mack
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Washington
Bryan
Wright Alain Breaks World Record At Le Mans Flight
Wilbur Wright of Dayton Ohio set a new world record for heavier than air machines in Le Mans France pacing 1 hour 43 minutes 59 seconds while competing for the Michelin cup. He flew about 61 miles with an average height of 24 feet before oil feeder failure ended the flight. Weather moved by a light breeze with brief gusts as Wright planned another run to raise height later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Murdered Man From Mound City Slain En Route For Paycheck
Charles W. Spickert of Mound City Illinois was killed and robbed near Mounds Illinois while traveling to cash a paycheck from the Illinois Central. His throat was cut from ear to ear and he was stabbed several times. Police are hunting a Negro suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paducah
Charles W. Spickert
Mound City
Mounds, Ill
Illinois Central
Spickert
Court awards recoveries for courtship costs in Los Angeles case
Justice Selph rules that a woman may recover all expenses paid for joint outings if a fiancé later fails to marry. Mrs. Albert A. Jones testified she advanced funds totaling 87.50 for trips and clothes during the courting period with Emil Fernholtz. The court held Fernholtz liable for the full amount, despite his denial of borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Selph
Los Angeles
Albert A. Jones
Bessie May
West 11Th Street
Emil Fernholtz
Fernholtz
Jones
Senate probes eyed on Isthmian canal inquiry
The Senate committee on inter oceanic canals signals readiness to call witnesses or send a junketing committee to examine canal affairs. A House resolution, likely backed by Democrats, seeks a deficency appropriation of 5.458 million for Isthmian canal work and new projects, following last year's 11.99 million allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Secretary of War
Senate Committee On
Congress
Senate Committee
Nebraska millers oppose Wilson order in bleached flour ban
The Nebraska milling industry plans a January meeting in Lincoln to oppose the Secretary of Agriculture Wilson order prohibiting transportation and sale of bleached flour in interstate commerce. The move is viewed as a potential death blow to state millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Wilson
Tariff clash and quorum shortfall in Congress
Washington reports a Christmas exodus left the house missing a quorum but many bills were still acted on, notably war claim measures. Judge Gary of U S Steel testified that tariffs protect independents but may be skippable for his firm, warning wiping steel duties could yield a monopoly for his company.
Money orders sent abroad from New York port
More than 3 million dollars in 432,875 international money orders were sent from the port of New York between December 2 and 16 to foreign countries. Britain and Ireland received more than twice as many orders than any other destination, with Italy Sweden and Germany following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
Ireland
Italy
Sweden
Germany
Roosevelt May Respond Calmly to Congress on Secret Service Issue
An authoritative report says President Roosevelt contemplates a measured reply to Congress after the House demanded substantiation of its criticism of the secret service inhibition law. The plan reportedly avoids insulting Congress or accusing spies, signaling a restrained approach amid a stalled inland waterways bill in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secret Service
Senate
Inland Waterways Commission
End of Castros reign sparks hope for mediation in Venezuela France ties
Berlin reports diplomats from several nations sense Castro aims to settle Venezuela France tensions. Castro says renewal of relations could come easily by submitting disputes to arbitration in the traditional manner when nations cannot resolve differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
France
Castro
Handkerchief from Japan on display at Porter's grocery
Mrs. A. L. Young of Biddles Island shows a white silk handkerchief from Japan received from her son John E. Buell aboard an Atlantic fleet cruise. The piece bears American and Japanese flags in color with a Japanese newspaper, both exhibited at Porter's grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Young
Biddles Island
Japan
John E. Buell
Porter's Grocery
Yule Program Delights Students At Local High School
Yesterday afternoon a very enjoyable program was presented by students at the high school building with patrons and teachers joining in. The event featured Miss Minnie Starr reading A Christmas Carol and included vocal and instrumental selections from top school talent.
No advices from Venezuela cited by state department
Washington December 18 officials wait for word from Venezuela as riotous early week actions hint at a possible stronger move against the existing order.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Venezuela
Battle in jail leaves marshal and suspect dead
In Higbee Missouri three men from Des Moines resisted a weapons search in the jail and opened fire on City Marshal Cain and assistant Elmer Magruder Magruder was killed Cain likely fatally wounded one prisoner was shot in the arm and another escaped
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Associated Press
Higbee
Des Moines
Iowa
Marshall Cain
Elmer Magruder
Cain
Mahmout Wins Another By Associated Press
Chicago December 18 Yusiff Mahmout wrestler tonight defeated Gus Schoenlein known as Americus in two straight falls. First fall lasted 6 minutes. The second fell in 1 minute 10 seconds.
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Associated. Press
Chicago
Yusiff ‘Mahmout
Gus Schoenlein
Americus
Taggart's Nephew Ralph K Taggart Dies in Dallas
The remains of Ralph K Taggart a prominent Dallas hotel man who died last night of typhoid pneumonia will be sent to Decatur for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Ralph K. Taggart
Decatur
Escape thwarted man killed in Waterloo
Associated Press report from Waterloo Iowa dated December 18 notes John Brown was arrested in Corydon Indiana on a charge of defrauding. The story indicates he attempted an escape when captured and was killed in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated. Press
Waterloo
John Brown
Corydon
Ind
Taft to Name George W. Wickersham Attorney General
President elect Taft plans to appoint George W. Wickersham of New York as attorney general in his cabinet. Wickersham, a specialist in corporation law and longtime Strong & Cadwalder partner, is regarded as an office lawyer shaping policy on major litigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
George W. Wickersham
Wickersham
Strong & Cadwallader
Martindale
American Law Directory
Taft Has Not Chosen Attorney General Nominee
Augusta Ga December 18 report says Geo W Wickersham of New York may join Taft's cabinet as attorney general Taft stated he had not yet decided on anyone for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Geo. W. Wickersham
New York
Taft
Wilson Likely to Continue as Agriculture Secretary
Washington reports on December 18 indicate cabinet sources say James Wilson of Iowa is practically assured to be continued in the role of secretary of agriculture for a year or more, despite pending cabinet reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gostrips
James Wilson
Iowa
Petty thief eludes capture near North Street coal shed
J. M. Boyer of 1810 North street almost caught a coal thief Thursday night after spotting a man entering his coal shed. The intruder fled through a rear door to an alley. That same night Mrs. Anna Laing of 1211 North street found meat left on her porch missing by morning.
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Ture
Boyer
Anna Laing
North Street
National Baseball Commission Rules on Championship Series Tickets
The National Baseball Commission today handed down its decision regarding total ticket allocations for the World Championship Series. The ruling affects seating and distribution for the event held in Chicago, with implications for teams and fans.
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