McKinley Day Banquet Highlights Taft McKinley Talk
Secretary of War Taft attended the Tippecanoe club McKinley Day banquet in Cleveland on January 29, with speeches praising McKinley. He met Ohio leaders, toured the Red Cross event, and avoided political remarks, while lingering discussions with state managers and local officials underscored party aims.
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Italian Threat Notices Spark Indiana Town Anger
In Bedford Indiana on January 29 authorities investigated a wave of anonymous cards urging Italians in Reeds Station and nearby towns not to sell merchandise or firearms or to depart by February 20. Aimed at Italians and including threats against those who stay, the notices were signed By Order of Committee and linked to a recent fire. John Meno, a Greek resident leading Italian workers, vows to stay amid potential clashes as Italian savings continue to be sent home.
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Associated Press
Bedford
Ind
Reeds
Oolitic
Avoca
Reeds Station
John Meno
Meno
Athens
United States
Italy
Dog saves 5 lives by warning owner in blaze
In Great Barrington Massachusetts a pet dog woke John E. Pell and his son as their home burned early today. The dog died in the fire while Pell, a guest Robert Clark and two servants were rescued. The house valued at seven thousand dollars and furnishings plus a cherished collection valued at fifteen thousand dollars were destroyed.
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Democrats set convention dates for Rapid City and Mitchell
Huron South Dakota January 29 The Democratic state central committee decided to hold a convention to select delegates to the national convention at Rapid City on June 14 and the regular state convention at Mitchell on April 7.
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Associated Press
Huron, S. D
Democratic State Central Committee
Rapid City
Mitchell
New Amsterdam National Bank Closed in New York
New York bankers closed by the comptroller of the currency with Charles A. Hanna in charge. Assets total 4.48 million with deposits of 2.07 million. Bank, once linked to Morse, had been reorganized a year earlier and faced rumors amid the Bank of North America intervention. President Frank W. Kinsman Jr. pledged full depositors’ payment and a dividend for stockholders.
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Associated Press
New York
New Amsterdam National Bank
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Street
National Bank
Charles A. Hanna
Morse
New Amsterdam National
Charles W. Morse
Frank W. Kinsman Jr
National Bank ‘of
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Metropolitan Opera House
Frank Kinsman, Jr
Bank of North America
Kinsman
Ridgeley
United States
New York Clearing House
Taft Wins Decisive Victory in Supreme Court Decision
Columbus Ohio January 29 William H Taft secretary of war and Republican presidential candidate won a decisive victory in the Supreme Court ruling that upheld the Brownson primary law Senator Foraker refused to accept the state committee call for primaries under the law Court's decision shifts Ohio toward a Taft backed delegation to the Chicago convention likely eliminating any contest for a solid delegation.
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Supreme Court
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Ohio State Committee
Chicago
Bob Hampton of Placer begins in this issue
This issue opens a new Tribune serial Bob Hampton of Placer by Randall Parrish a Western tale about soldiers in General Custer s army with Bob Hampton a former captain leading his detachment into a death blow in the last engagement.
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Fire Ravages Indianapolis Wharf, Loss Near a Million
A major fire in Indianapolis last night burned through a Henry Colburn storage area and an adjacent warehouse. It raged for hours, causing nearly 1 million dollars in damage with about 600 thousand dollars covered by insurance. Four firefighters were trapped by falling debris but rescued.
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Marshall Halstead Dead in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Jan 29 Marshall Halstead former United States consul at Birmingham England died at 9 o clock tonight at the German Deaconess hospital after an appendicitis operation He is the son of Murat Halstead renowned journalist and author He was forty five years old and six months ago married to Miss Clara Lukenheimer of Cincinnati
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Birmingham
England
Murat Halstead
Clara Lukenheimer
Operators to meet in Indianapolis over wage talks
Operators delegated by mine owners from Indiana, western Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois will arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow to re establish joint conference relations. The situation remains unchanged and there is likely to be no call for a joint wage conference at this meeting.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Roosevelt denies using patronage to aid Taft nomination
Washington dispatch responds to charges that President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft used federal offices to influence the Republican nomination. It cites civil service reform ties and quotes the December circular warning officeholders against backing Roosevelt for renomination. The article defends the president, calling the charges unsupported and unjust.
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White House
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Civil Service Law
Endorse Hughes for Republican Nomination in New York
New York January 29 Governor Charles B Hughes received strong endorsement for the Republican presidential nomination while Roosevelt’s administration was commended in a county committee resolution. An instructed delegation from New York to Chicago was urged to back Hughes, with further aim to influence congressional and state conventions to endorse him.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles BE. Hughes
Roosevelt
Republican County Committee
Murry Hill
Hughes
Parsons
Newcomb
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles B.hughes
State of
Thaw Defense Denounces Jerome as Insults Rise in Insanity Plea
In New York on January 29 Martin W. Littleton urged acquittal of Harry K. Thaw on insanity grounds. He attacked District Attorney Jerome, defended Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, and argued the burden of proof rests with the state. Jerome is expected to reply tomorrow as the case heads toward jury deliberation.
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Associated Press
New York
Martin W. Littleton
Harry K. Thaw
Littleton
Jerome
Thaw
Evelyn
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Abraham Hummel
Justice Dowling
Congressmen Applaud Chaplains Prayer in House
In Washington on January 29, members of the house applauded and laughed as the chaplain concluded his prayer. The text asked to deliver from the jingo and demagogue and to bless a patriot and statesman with a broad minded heart.
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