Senate adopts Lodge resolution to deter foreign control
Washington August warning the world that the United States will not tolerate foreign occupation of territory in the American continent. The Senate passed the Lodge resolution with only four dissenting votes establishing a new policy beyond the Monroe doctrine.
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Washington
Aug
United States
Senate
Lodge
Cummins
Town
McCumber
North Dakota
Stone
Missouri
Percy
Mississippi
England
Germany
Aguidiro
Moroccco
Panama
Panama Canal
California
Mexico
James Mitchell
New York
Switzerland
Early Arrest Hints at End of Manhunt in Catskills
New York dispatch reports police claim twenty central office men and deputy sheriffs surround the hideout of the gunmen known as Gib the PHead and Letty Lannie in the Catskills. Detectives, idle on Delaware and Ulster counties farms, expect arrests tonight as they shadow the pair evading capture near the state line. In Bloomington Indiana a twelve year old boy, Orville Johnson, died after being thrown into a mowing machine when a harness trace came free and the horse bolted, the blade piercing his heart.
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New York
Central Office
Gib
Phead
Letty Lannie
Catskills
Wale
Delaware
Ulster
Herman Rosenthal
Loomington
Ind
Orville Johnson
Ton
Johnson
Stranger Cashed Forged Check in Hartford City
A stranger presented a forged check for 745 dollars in favor of J. Townsend signed by H C Templeton. The First National Bank of Hartford City was fleeced of 600 dollars. The man got 500 dollars in cash and a certificate of deposit for 243 dollars. An investigation found the check was fake.
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Hartford City
Ind
First National Bank
J. Townsend
H.C. Templeton
Weather data snapshot for several cities
New York 70 cloudy Boston 66 rain Denver 58 clear San Francisco cloudy St Paul 48 clear Indianapolis 68 clear Chicago 17 clear St Louis 74 cloudy New Orleans 80 clouds Washington 68 rain fair with moderate temperature.
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Temp
New York
Boston
Denver
San Francisco
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Washington
Joseph E. Davis Heads Democratic National Committee
Joseph E Davis named new secretary of the Democratic National Committee with party leaders and staff coordinating from the national headquarters. The appointment aligns with ongoing campaign efforts and communication plans for upcoming events and activities.
Roosevelt Letters Oppose Southern Negro Inclusion in Party
Colonel Roosevelt dispatches an open letter to Julian Warris of Atlanta urging the Progressive party to rely on the "best white men of the south" and blaming southern Negro influence for Republican splits. He warns against corrupt faction risks and asserts justice for Black citizens hinges on broader changes, noting northern Negro delegates at Chicago.
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New York
National Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Julian Warris
Atlanta
South
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Chicago
Wilson Not Going to Resign Despite Rumors
New York August 3 Governor Wilson, in New York for the first time since nomination, met with National Chairman William F McCombs. He emphatically stated he will not resign as governor of New Jersey, denying circulating rumors.
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Wilson
New York
William F. McCombs
Lesign
New Jersey
Boy Dies From Accidental Gunshot in Rockville
Rockville Indiana August 2 1909 Harry Hocker eleven years old died from a gunshot wound caused inadvertently while he and a companion were shooting at a target. The fatal shot struck the boy in the head.
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Rockville
Ind
Harry Hocker
Progressives Hold Illinois State Convention In Chicago
A Progressive state convention convenes in Chicago to pick a third state ticket for Illinois. The gathering aims to unify factions and set ballots for the upcoming election.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Montreal
Roosevelt third party convention dominates Chicago talk
Chicago scene centers on the Roosevelt third party convention with projections based on 1902 Weaver vote and 1912 electoral dynamics. Analysts weigh Taft and Wilson hopes, while ticket sales and price cuts signal intense interest and fundraising efforts for the Roosevelts. A separate note sets October 27 for a national tuberculosis awareness day by the National Association for the Study of Tuberculosis.
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Chicago
Pelican
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Forts
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Palmer
Buckie
James B. Weaver
Town
Weaver
Ecolere
Cleveland
Harrison
Weaver Polett
Mr. Taft
Ohio
New Jersey
Massachusetts
North Dakota
Oregon
Mr. Tarr
Dixon
George W. Perkins
Albert J. Beveridee
General Weaver
House of Representatives
Perkins
Roosevelt Colmvern
Washington, Ave. O
National Association For the Study of Tuberculosis
Grace Cleared in Court in Philadelphia Divorce Bid
In Atlanta on Aug 3 Mrs Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace was found not guilty of shooting her husband. Crowds praised the verdict as Grace plans a return to Philadelphia and a divorce statement. The trial cited her testimony about finances and other women. Indiana Brigadier General George W AbeCow announced a state guard rifle shoot at Fort Benjamin Harrison. An elderly abbé in Brosees died from a wound in a park during a stabbing linked to socialist agitation.
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Atlanta
Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace
Grace
Kate
Philadelphia
Murene Grace
Neomanm
Indianapolis
Georgee WW
AbeCow
Conerate
Indian National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harridison
Reaimis
National League Scores Nonsense At Posten and Philadelphia
Posten and Philadelphia play in the National League card with scattered names Dickson Donnelly Rariden and Karmon Winko Seaton Sehwaltz KaGtifer listed. New York and Cincinnati clash while Brooklyn Chicago and Brooklyn feature Lavender Archer Ragon and Miller in the standings notes.
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Posten Roflas
Pittsiure
Bay
Benton
Clarke
Testeau and Meyers
Posten
AY Drooklyn
Ralf
Cihicago
LPO
Brooklyn
Lavender and Archer
Ragon and Miller
Detroit and St Louis Chicago racing teams list
Detroit and St Louis Chicago racing teams are listed with pairs of names such as Avanang oo' o-0 and Willett and Standage in Detroit, Wood and Cady in St Louis, and Warhop and Williams with Lange Walsh and Block in Chicago. The text reads like a roster or matchups across cities with multiple sponsors or partner names.
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St. Louis
Boston
Wood and Cady
Hamilton and Kritehell
Powell and Snell
Chicago--- Rale
New York
Chicago
Warhop
Williams
Lange, Walsh and Block
American Association Scores From Louisville Columbus And More
In Louisville Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 9 to 2. At Columbus Milwaukee beat Toledo 7 to 0. At Indianapolis St Paul routed the home side 7 to 0. Other results show Minneapolis 4 and St Paul 7 with teams listed across multiple venues.
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American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Republicans Getting Busy at Indiana State Convention
Indianapolis August 3 Many hotel room reservations indicate activity ahead of the Republican state convention in Indianapolis next Tuesday State Chairman Sims will call the meeting to order James E Watson will be introduced as temporary chairman and deliver the keynote The district meetings Monday will select convention committees and officials Possible nominees include Thomas T Moore for lieutenant governor Edward W Vicrey Samuel C Ferrell J L Peetz Ed Reynolds Job Preemman Janee Monyhan Otis F Gulley W H Thompson and others with several names already circulated for various state offices
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Indianapolis
Aus
Chirman Sims
W. D. Parr
Kokomo
James E. Watson
Thomas T. Moore
Greencastle
Edward W. Vicrey
Indiana Harbor
Samuel C. Ferrell
Fort Wayne
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. L. Peetz
Ed Reynolds
Crawfordsville
Job Preemman
Terre Haute
Janee Monyhan
Orleans
Monyhan
J. W. Sale
Hinfston
Otis FE. Gulley
Danville
Gulley
Lst
David W. Henry
W W. Parsons
Hin
Anderson
Lew Shank
Iolis
George B. Lockwood
Arion
Walter Olds
Charles Arthur Carlisle
South Bend
James Wade Fmison
Vincennes
Addison C. Harris
C. Embree
Princeton
Military Show to Expose at Indiana State Fair
The Twenty third United States Infantry from Fort Benjamin Harrison will exhibit at the Indiana state fair on Labor Day and Sept. 5. They bivouac on the racetrack on Labor Day and perform on the track and in the arena. A 1000 merchant delegation plans to attend Labor Day while President Taft is courted to attend.
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Indianapolis
Twentythird United States Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Taft
State Board of Agriculture
Afr
Governor Grants Parole To Indiana Prisoner In Illness Case
Governor Marshall grants temporary parole to Clinton L. Bader serving a sentence for presenting a false claim for bridge work after state pardons board recommendation due to the illness of Mrs. Bader in Winamac. In Bedford, dynamite found under Tony Rock’s dry beer parlor in Oolitic, a site already tied to recent disturbances and a shooting.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Pardons
Marshall
Clinton L. Bader
Board of County Commissioners
Bedford
Ind
Tony Rock
Oolitic
Fred
Lloyd Knmpse
Rock
Norman Selby American Pugilist in London Scuffle
Norman Selby an American pugilist known for his boxing career got into a brawl in London amid a row over a ticket dispute. Eyewitnesses describe a heated exchange and a brief scuffle outside a theater before police restored order.
Reward After Long Battle Over Will in Indiana Case
Petersburg, Aug 2 A probate dispute over Marshall McMurran’s will ends with Miss Maggie Drain favored by the jury after a one hour agreement at Vanderburgh county court. The 40 000 dollar estate prompted heirs to contest the will written by McMurran at a Vincennes farmhouse years ago. The case spanned ten days of trial with 100 witnesses before a jury verdict for Drain.
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Petersburg
Ind
Marshall McMurran Will
Vanderburg
Magete Drain
McMur- Tan
Vincennes
Maggie Drain
Market Quotations Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Grain and livestock prices across markets show variations with wheat at 1.61 in Indiana, corn and oats listed by grade, and cattle and hog quotes for Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis and Buffalo regions. Receipts include cattle and sheep, with prices ranging for hogs and lambs and regional futures and cash figures noted.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Clincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Demand for Tariff Cuts Persists Amid Senate Gridlock
Washington report notes continued push for tariff reduction as Congress stalls. Senators Bailey Simmons Murray Crane and Reed, with Democrats, debate an adjournment while progressives push for policy. The Star Spangled Banner debate draws attention but lacks formal designation as national anthem. Senator Warren handles multiple conferees on sundry civil, army, agriculture bills amid critique of foreign student programs.
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Senator Warren
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Murray Crane
Reed Sincot
Bailey
Sengter Simmons
Uehe
Warren
Army
Military Academy
Funeral notices and services for local residents
The community is listed with funerals for Mrs. Theodore Park Sr tomorrow at 2:30 from her son’s home on East Fast Em Street. Mrs. Vianna Roberts died today with services at 219 West Market Street and burial at Fairview cemetery. Joseph Rebee’s body arrived from Indianapolis for services at Mrs. Payton’s home, with a Masons and Odd Fellows service. A burial is planned next Monday at 4 PM at Mrs. Payton’s residence.
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Theodore
Vianna Roberts
West Market Street
L. ©. Jeffrey
Wesley Chapel
Fairview Cemetery
Joseph Rebee
Indianapolis
Police Court records report arrests for profane language and stamp theft
Jine Coletman jailed after arrest for profane language. John Powers and three locals detained on stealing a book of trading stamps worth eight dollars. A Mrs. ALO Slavery Store on Vincennes Street charged with selling stamps to a Louisville grocer for one dollar. probation officer Kraft investigating. Newman's recognizance released. Advertisement for Dr Ming's New Life Pills notes health benefits and current price.
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Jine Coletman
Patrolmuan Waterhouse
Jushee Pogie
John Powers
Flarold Halligan
Yvomiie Newman
Dryille Caddicks
Lonaville
Wall
Mra
Alo
Short
Vincennes Street
Louisville Wrocer
Iecer Kraft
Newman
Boxing Bout Ends Early After Sudden Floor Help
A chaotic ring scene in which Krew knocks down his opponent with a powerful right hand, the referee orders a count, and Rastug insists the fighter will not rise before the mysterious gentleman exits.
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Krew
Ibis
Rastug
Electric Bitters Claim Restore Strength and Appetite
A Tennessee man from Henry reports Six Bottles of Electric Bitters revived his stomach liver and kidney health, ending loss of appetite and fatigue. He urges others to try the remedy, sold for a small price at Knoefel Drug Co.
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T. BP. Peebles
Henry
Tenn
Knoefel Drug Co
Water Way Between Detroit and Buffalo
The Water Way Between Detroit and Buffalo uses the D. and C. Line for travel between eastern and western states. Low rates and superior service attract experienced travelers, with through tickets available for 3 pounds and illustrated pamphlets by sending a two cent stamp to Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co. 4 Wayne St Detroit.
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DL &C
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co
Wayne, St
Detroit
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