Bevan Delivers Tariff Speech as Des Moines Rally Grows
William A Bevan Democratic candidate denounces tariff policy in Des Moines arguing revenue tariffs will boost business and employment. He cites large attendance, a public reception, and questions Republican fundraising while defending a reformist tariff stance amid ongoing campaign events.
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Des Moines
Willien
A. Bevan
Toy
Dreseur
Bryar
Cael
Bevan
Democrac Lealers
Towa Avere
Gryat
Medina Sea
Guilford College Sees Donations For Library Building
An article notes Guilford College improvements including a $9,000 donation offer from Andrew Careagle toward a new library. The gift would secure $9,000 more and over $5,000 was subscribed. Committees from allied organizations were appointed to raise $4,000 for the balance. Plans to rebuild King Hall are under advisement.
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Guilford College
Andrew Careagle
King Hall
Brief filed in Supreme Court over freight interchange
Shiveley and Shiveley attorneys filed a brief in the Supreme Court representing the Tanana Railroad Commission in a case against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to enforce freight interchange. The document spans over ninety printed pages and seeks to push the matter toward a favorable ruling.
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Shiveley & Shiveley
Inca
Aitorness
Supreme Court
Attor Hess
Tanana
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Italians Overall Victims Claim Bosses Responsible
A Jusup article quotes quotes arguing the fault lies with bosses not workers. Attorneys note tension centers on management for the wider dispute involving Italian workers.
Williamsb urg Box Riot Testimony Stirs Charges
Prosecutor Wilfred Jessup leans toward blaming camp bosses for abuse that led to a Thursday riot in Williamsburg. He will pursue investigations with the sheriff and police, while seventeen arrested men seek habeas corpus representation by Shiveley and Shiveley. Italian laborers face overcharging for bread beer macaroni and bunk costs amid language barriers and forced camp residence.
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Williamsburg
Wilfred Jessup
Hel
Shiveley
Divorce Suit Alleging Adultery Involves Local Resident
Hazel Z. Carter sues Charles H. Carter for divorce and custody of Nolan Dale Carter aged two and a half. She alleges separation on December 17, 1907 after discovering Hazel Carter’s husband was paying attention to Merle Campbell. The couple married December 6, 1904.
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Merle Campbell
Charles H. Carter
Ims
Hazel Z. Carter
Carter
Nolan Dale Carter
Changes in Main Street Fire Alarm Box Rotations
A city plan redraws fire alarm box locations as poles are removed from Main street. Box 37 moves from North Twentieth to the southeast corner of South Twentieth and Main. Box 34 shifts to the northeast corner of Fourteenth and Matin streets. Box 27 relocates to the north side of Main street at Eleventh and Main. Box at Highth and Main will be removed and a box will be placed on the northwest corner of the intersection. Box 41 moves to the northeast corner of Third and Main.
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Main Street
North Twentieth
South Twentieth
Main
Fourteenth and
Matin Streets
Eleventh
Main Streets
Highth
Third
Credits Baltimore in purabiography by Rev Allen Jay
In The American Friend Rev Allen Jay of Richard credits Baltimore in a purabiography, noting its influence or example. The brief item highlights his acknowledgment within the work.
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Allen Jay
Richard
Superintendent Jordan Unable to Attend Duties After Injury
County Superintendent Jordan remains unable to attend to duties after spraining an ankle by stepping on a defective board in the haymow. He spends his enforced vacation at the Chautauqua while continuing to carry on much of his work.
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Jordan
Hay
Indiana politician holds two chairs in Republican party
H L Bendel of Huntington, formerly Richmond, is the only Indiana politician with two Republican chairs. He serves as district chairman of the Elevert Congressional District and as county Republican chairman at Whittington. Bendel recently disposed of large Huntington business interests.
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H. L. Bendel
Huntington
Richmond
Indiana
Wiittington County
Horie
Idavet Affidavit Charges Tapaglia With Assault
An affidavit by Prosecuting Attorney Jessup charges Frank Tapaglia with assault and battery on Tonge Rrige with intent to kill Rrige. Rrige is recovering from a dangerous wound and confined at the hospital. Lape havlin sligh remains at the city jail awaiting trial, which will come off in about a week, though conditions could worsen in Arigo.
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Jessup
Frank Tapaglia
Tonge Rrige
Rrige
Hoepltel
Lape Havlin
Sity Jatt
Rial
Arigo
Auto Record Holder Journeys 36000 Miles
Postmaster J. A. Spekenhier has logged a remarkable distance of a little over 36 000 miles, roughly one and one third times around the world. Most travel occurred within Indiana and Ohio with regular short trips to Indianapolis Cincinnati or Dayton as the pattern.
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J. A.spekenhier
Spekenhier
Indiana
Ohio
Indianapolis
Cinecinnati
Nayton
Cross Complaint Filed in Reeves Estate Case
Cross complaint filed in circuit court by Clayton Hunt William Doney John L Rupe James Reeves and Mary Reeves in the case T J Study versus James Reeves and others over a real estate deal. Hunt Doney and Rupe hold mortgages against the Reeves estate and filed to protect their interests as Study also holds a mortgage.
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Cross
Clayon Hunt
William Doney
John L. Rupe
James Reeves
Mary R. Reeves
T. J. Study
Messrs. Hunt
Doney
Rupe
Mr. Study
Hibernians Indiana to Meet Washington in September
The Hibernians Indiana announce a three day meeting with Washington from September 8 to 10, bringing together members for planning and fellowship.
Indiana Hibernians Convene in Washington For State Congress
Washington Indiana hosts an Indiana Hibernians convention September 9 and 10 with Miarles active in planning. William Kelley of Richmond to respond to the welcome. Over 300 visitors expected from Judge Sons of Erin divisions across the state.
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St. Simon's Church
George Drew
William Uy Heffernan
Russell
William Kelley
Richmond
Charles Monaghan
Notre Dame University
Simon's Church
Allen Gets a Good Place in Columbus Move
Mr and Mrs Fred Rohe leave for Columbus Ohio where he will join Adams Express Co after years of local work Robert Forest Allen elected to biology professorship at Mt Morris College Alpha Williams to teach in Webster schools this winter Mrs Arbogast takes a Munybele Indiana position Fort Wayne golf team to Richmond Country club guests recounting a recent match attendance at a Marion wedding Medearis family members plan Jackson Park reunion Thomas J Long funeral set for Sunday in Earlhom cemetery County commissioners consider road bond ordinance and potential Whitney road project in town warning of speeding auto incidents in Hagerstown Indiana watermelons attract county attention.
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Fred Rohe
Columbus
Ohio
Rohe
Adams Express Company
Robert Forest Allen
Harsham
Mt. Morris College
Trs
Alpha Williams
Centerville
Webster
Arbogast
Mun- Yele
Ind
Medearia
Jackson Park
Pletcher Medearis
Greensfork
Weat Richmond Improvement Association
Wea
Kera
National Avenue
Thomas J. Long
Chandler Willams
Clale
Tenth Stréet
Earlhom Cemetery
Chautauqua Opens With Strong Attendance for New Season
The sixth assembly starts with a bright opening and a larger afternoon audience than in recent years. Organizers report a promising start as programs begin across the event.
Music Featured as Frank Dixon Speaks at Weekend Sessions
An advertisement lists August 22 to 23 events with Frank Dixon presenting The Man Against the Masses. The program includes Sunday school, a boys and girls gathering, Whitney Bros. Male Quartet with Mrs. Whitney, a costume entertainment, sermons, temperance lectures, and sacred concerts led by local performers.
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Frank Dixon
Ath-er Gimes
Roy J. Horton
AEC. Ac
Whitney
Rand
Whitney Bros
Chareacter Bketeles
John B. ‘Ratto
Lennorites
Lake
Gavine
Missouri
Chautauqua Features Whitney Bros and Richmond Band
The Richmond City Band performed three short concerts under Robert Wilson and Ernest Renk. The Whitney Bros and Mrs. Whitney presented a dramatic reading adapted from The Lion and the Mouse, gaining strong audience acclaim. The event highlighted notable talents including Edwin M. Whitney and the quartet members.
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al Seasom
Richmond City Band
Robert Wilson
Ernest Renk
Whitney Bros
Whitney
William F. Whitney
Edwin M. Whitney
Alvin M. Whitney
Yale
Edwin Whitney
Foss ‘Lamprell
Son to Beveridge Born During Summer Stop
A son was born today to Senator and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge who are spending the summer in Manchester.
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American Press
Manchester
Mass
Albert J. Beveridge
Road Race Today by Richmond Bicycle Dealers Association
The annual bicycle road race will be held today with national and local riders. The start is at Sixteenth and Main streets at 2 20 this afternoon.
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Richmond Bicycle Dealers Association
Board of Works Approves City Sidewalk and Street Projects
The Board of Works yesterday confirmed resolutions for concrete sidewalks curbs and gutters on South Seventh Street from Mainta to E, a cement roadway on Sailor Street between Ninth and Tenth, and grading graveling and brick center construction for an alley between South Fifth and Sixth from 0 to E.
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Board of Works
Seventh Street
Mainta E
Sailor Street
Ninth
Tifth
Sixth
Glen for freight use injunction complaint upheld
A. M. Gardner and Wilfred Jessup failed to complete the injunction complaint of remonstrators against Glen for freight use yesterday and the complaint was not decided when the hearing ended.
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A. M. Gardner
Wilfred Jessup
Miner Mob Kills Black Worker After Dynamos Attack
Anthony Davis, a Black non union miner, was fatally harmed by a mob of union miners near Pratt City after his house was dynamited Wednesday night. The incident occurred in Birmingham, Alabama, on August 21.
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American Press
Birmingham
Ala
Anthony Davis
Pratt City
Democrats contemplate special car to Kern notification
Local Democrats likely charter a special car next Tuesday to attend the John W. Kern notification in Indianapolis. Rates from Terre Haute to Indianapolis are about 1.38 dollars for passengers. the trip timing rests with the majority. Chairman Beck, Secretary Parry, Ed Dye or C. W. Merrill can provide details.
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John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Eastern
Beck
Parry
Ed Dye
C. W. Merrill
Coroner investigates death of Thomas Long after accident
Coroner Bramkamp probes the death of Thomas Long after he was run down by S. W. Bricker Thursday evening. Officials seek to determine if Bricker faces criminal charges or if the incident was accidental.
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Bramkamp
Thomas Long
S. W. Bricker
Bricker
Huntington Release After 180 Days for Assault Case
Earl Huntington to be released this morning after a 180 day sentence for assault and battery on William Golden at Eighth and the railroad last summer. Huntington escaped jail last fall and was absent from the city for several months before returning and being re arrested three months ago.
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Earl Huntington
William Golden
Eighth S
Huntington
Petition by Government 15 Presented in High Court
The government filed a petition for rehearing at the United States Court of Appeals in Chicago in the Standard Oil rebate case. It argues that if the court’s interpretation stands, successful prosecution of rebate cases against corporations would be impossible in the future. The filing signals the administration's effort to preserve the Elkins Act and interstate commerce laws.
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Groescup
Chicago
United States
Standard Oil Company
Iudiana
Nehaparte
Rink B. Kellogg
Edwin W. Sins
United States District
James H. Wilkerson
Landis
Lenox
Mass
Grosseno
Seaman
Baler
Court of Appeals
Bis
Svidence
Merchants Prepare for Sunday School Parade and Rally
Merchants across the city decorate for the Sunday School parade and rally held today. Only one Main Street firm had decorated yesterday and plans to close for an hour or two were dropped due to lack of support from Sunday school workers.
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Main Street
Ball Player’s Feat Captures Washington Monument Moment
A Washington street catcher, aided by John Biddie, performs a notable feat atop the monument. The score and exact action are described as a remarkable display of skill and balance during a public showcase.
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Washington, Street
John Biddie
Thia Wage
Monu
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