Landis Speech at Convention Praises Nation and Party
In a large opera house audience Rep Landis lauded prosperity at home and prestige abroad. He recalled greetings from the President and Senators, paid tribute to the late President, Lincoln, Grant, Garfield and McKinley, and defended the Republican record while praising Taft’s views on the islands. He expressed belief in America’s mission to spread law and order and civilized society. The speech touched on political hopes and national unity.
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Ion
MR. Landis
Opera House
Landis
Washington
Hanna
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
McKinley
Republican Party
Taft
Mr. Is
Baldwin
Ena
Rainy Weather Forecast For Midwest And Ohio
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for rain in Illinois and Indiana with fair conditions and colder spells in the south. Ohio expected to see increasing cloudiness Friday, rain likely by afternoon, with rain or snow further north on Saturday and brisk northeast winds. Local observations note clear early and late conditions with mild temperatures across the region.
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Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Movements of steamers from major ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings from New York and European ports. Ships include Han from Bremen Haverford from Antigua Pennays Trave from New York to Genoa Oceanic from Liverpool to New York and Mesaba sailing to New York. Locations mentioned are New York Bremen Antwerp Havre Liverpool Genoa.
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Ne York
Han
Bremen
Haverford
Antwo
la Gascogne
Havre
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
New York
Queenstown
Oceanic
Liverpool
Tazard
Vacerland
Antwerp
Pee eUne
Yoearen
Pennays
Arie
Trave
Genoa
Majestic
London
Mesaba
York
Indignation Over Township Trustee Appointment Sparks Protest
Commissioners appoint Pierson township trustee to replace the late Yaw as four rivals rush city seeking the post. Yaw, a Republican, anger prompts Republicans to urge waiting for his funeral, but the delay is denied. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. COLUMBUS INDIANA March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson Township
Yaw
Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Byron Jennings
Ora Forre
Byron Ragsdale
Hemphill
Sidney Terhune
N Edwards
John Scholler
David Whitesides
O. S. Vandiver
Ben Dawson
Terre Haute
Republican City Committee
Alex Crawford
H. C. Hanna
Lee Williamson
Charles Balch
I. E. Benjamin
Edwin Ellis
Piano Factory Burned in New York Fire
Hartman Peck & Co piano manufacturers suffered a loss of about 300000 dollars when their West Forty-eighth Street plant and adjoining five story building were destroyed by fire. The blaze began in the packing room of the three story section and quickly engulfed the complex. A roof collapse injured a fireman and a bystander on a nearby stable roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hartman, Peck & Co
West Forty-eighth Street
North River
Value of Discipline Inmates of a Burning Reform School
In Lexington Kentucky Brad ley dormitory at the State School of Reform burned after midnight. All 1 inmates were saved due to discipline and fire drill. Two boys escaped and are not recaptured. Suspected arson mentioned with grand jury possible actions. Nearby Tombs prison in New York had a small fire with evacuation, no injuries.
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Lexington
Bradley
State School of Reform
Doak
W. P. Walton
Grover Ruske
Covington
W. O. Bradley
New York
Tombs Prison
Ison
Delaney Street
Fitzsimmons Fights Loom as Club Demands High Split
In Los Angeles negotiations for a Jeffries bout with Fitzsimmons fail to settle terms. Fitzsimmons asks 7 percent of gate receipts and a 5900 guarantee, raising the club’s prior bids. McCarry says Fitzsimmons is too exacting but hopes the $25,000 cash purse remains best. Delaney doubts a fight soon, while New York and St Louis briefs report related draws and opinions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McCarry
Century Athletic Club
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Century Club
Oakland
Billy Delaney
California
Dispatch
New York
The
Wittmer and Lundin Tangle in Wrestling Bout
Worcester Massachusetts march 9 Charley Wittmer of Cincinnati faced Hjndalmar Lundin of Worcester in Mechanics Hall. Wittmer won the Graeco Roman first bout in 4 minutes 20 seconds while Lundin took the catch as catch can second bout in 31 minutes and seconds. In the third bout they toppled from the ropes to the floor Wittmer injured his knee and sat out as Lundin could not mount a response with Wittmer’s hands effectively useless.
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Worcester
Mass
Charley Wittmer
Cincinnati
Hjndalmar Lundin
Mechanics’ Hall
Wittmer
Lundin
Philadelphia Jack O Brien Defeats Rufus Graham in Swift Bout
Philadelphia Jack O Brien and Rufus Graham fought six rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club. The bout was tame and entirely in O Brien's favor with a clear decision after the six rounds.
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Philadelphia
Jack” O'Brien
Rufus Graham
Broadway Athletic Club
O'Brien
Conciliation Committee Formed To Arbitrate Labor Troubles
Senator Mark Hanna named the Civic Federation conciliation committee to settle disputes between capitalists and workers. Officers include M. A. Hanna and Samuel Gompers, with nine appointees: Archbishops Ireland and Potter, Franklin McVeagh, John Mitchell, Frank F. Sargent, James Duncan, J. Kruttschnitt, William H. Pfahler, and Marcus M. Marks. The panel will address threatened labor troubles per by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mark Hanna
Civic Federation
M. A. Hanna
Samuel Gompers
Oscar 8. Strauss
Charles A. Moore
Ralph M. Hasley
General Elisha B. Hamilton Dies at 64
Quincy IL March ? Gen Elisha B Hamilton prominent attorney and politician and Grand Army leader died suddenly while arguing before Circuit Court aged sixty four Heart paralysis listed as cause He served with Civil War gallantry and was commissioned a general for bravery during railway strikes at Fast St Louis Inspector General of state under Cul tom Hamilton and Oglesby Surveyor of the Port of Quincy during Grant's two terms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Elisha B. Hamilton
Grand Army
Hamilton
Grant
Fire destroys Rucker cotton compress and 2100 bales
Athens Georgia March 2 Fire this afternoon destroyed the Rucker cotton compress and about twenty one hundred bales of cotton with a loss of 155000 dollars. Insurance was nearly all carried by the Marine Fire Insurance Company. The fire started when a truck ran over a match.
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Athens
Marine Fire Insurance Omy
Close of Fifes Trial in Richardson Murder Case
In Savannah Missouri Ada Richardson wife of Frank Richardson faced trial as Stewart Fife’s defense case proceeded. Prosecutor P K Cross accused her of aiding the defense by remaining in court and sending notes to Fife’s lawyers while witnesses were barred. Mayor Knickerbocker spoke for the defense praising Mrs Richardson who had earlier been acquitted of her husband’s murder. Arguments ended and the case went to the jury after nine p m.
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Richardson
Savannah
Ada Richardson
Frank W. Richardson
Stewart Fife
P. K. Cross
College Presidency Declined in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Conn March 2 Rev William H Salmon star of the South Coastional Church of this city has declined the call to the presidency of Tabor College Iowa extended to him last week It is said that the presidency of another college in the West may be offered him soon
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Bridgeport
Conn
William H. Salmon
Tabor College
Iowa
West
Akely
Justice Noah Davis Dies at Home in New York
Former New York Supreme Court justice Noah Davis died at his home in New York today from old age. He presided over the trials of William M. Tweed for official malfeasance and B. E. F. Stokes in the Fiske murder case.
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New York
Noah Davis
Supreme Court
Willam M. Tweed
BE. F. Stokes
Fiske
Laxative Hromo-Quinine Box Requires Name Prominently
A brief line notes that the genuine Laxative Hromo-Quinine Tab Jets bears the name Ge on every box, highlighting the cold and grip cure claim. The snippet emphasizes authenticity and branding for this historical remedy.
Davis Biography Note Refers to N H Birth and Congress
The record notes that Davis served one term in the lower house of Congress as a Republican. He was born at Haverhill New Hampshire.
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A Davis
Haverhill, N. H
Major Rufus E Fleming Dies in Fargo
Major Rufus E Fleming a longtime North Dakota settler and inspector general of the Scottish Rite in the state died in Fargo from erysipelas. Born at New Madison he had served as secretary of the Soldiers' Home board at Dayton before moving north.
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Fargo
N. D
Rufus E. Fleming
New Madison
North Dakota
Soldiers’ Home Board
Dayton
Indianapolis Racing Association Forms Plans For July Races
Indianapolis Racing Association is formed at the Grand Hotel with W W Baker as president and Sterling R Holt as vice president. The July meet at State Fair grounds will run July 3 4 and 5 with three harness and two running events daily and a new half mile track opening. Purses range from 350 to 500 with special purses from interurban firms merchants and hotels. Diving horses and the Indianapolis Military Band will entertain each afternoon. Admission is 25 cents with 25 cents for the ad stand.
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Indianapolis
State Fairgrounds
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis Racing Association
W. W. Baker
Sterling R. Holt
W. A. Holt
P. O. O'Rear
Samuel Pearson
Hugh J. McGowan
Sterling Holt
W. J. Blair
M. H. Reardon
P. O. O’rear
Racing Association
Ane Ee
McGowan
Street-Railway Company
Association
Close finishes mark Oakland racing with favorites winning
San Francisco reports tight finishes at Oakland races with Foucer leading early but Ranach surging to victory near the rail. Alsona debuted in the two year olds and edged Ora Viva. betting favorites included Killéee Royal Rogue Algona and Horton.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Foucer
Jim Hale
Ranach
Horton
Alsona
Turner
Ora Viva
Killéee
Royal Rogue
Algona
Duckey
Quiet
American jockeys win early at Liverpool spring meeting
At Liverpool spring meeting, American riders show form winning the first two races. Olivia with Maher aboard won the private sweepstakes. The Golden Wings colt took the Molyneux stakes with Skeets Martin riding. Simony won the Union Jack stakes with Cheiro in second and Morganitic third. Henry Spencer made his first English mount.
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London
Liverpool
Olivia
Maher
Skeets
Martin
Simony
Cheiro
Henry Spencer
Morganitic
England
Spencer
Death Wins Narrowly in Tight New Orleans Race
Chorus Boy and Death led from start to finish with Death prevailing by a length. Odds listed show Chorus Boy 8 to 6, Wood Trice 4 to 1, Four Leaf C 3 to 2, Death 5 to 2, Sam Lazarus 11 to 5, Banish 5 to 2, Lady Wadsworth 5 to L.
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New Orleans
Chorus Boy
Death
Sam Lazarus
Wood Trice
Four Leaf C
Banish
Lady Wadsworth
Reinstatement requests denied for Charleston racing officials
New York March All applications lodged with the stewards of the Jockey Club for the reinstatement of owners trainers jockeys and horses disqualified for racing at the Charleston meeting were denied at the meeting here today.
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New York
Jockey Club
Charleston
Wireless telegraphy success on the lakes at Detroit
The City of Detroit was towed to a clear slip for a second wireless test. Only experimenters aboard, J V Toplis stating a code word was sent to and received from Detroit, proving communication without actual message transmission.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Lake Front
J. V. Toplis
Convicted of assault attempt given 99 years in penitentiary
San Antonio report says Henry Wright, a Black man who attempted to assault a white girl in San Marcos on Monday, was convicted today on a guilty plea and sentenced to ninety nine years in the penitentiary. The district judge had promised a speedy trial to avert lynching and the verdict followed within seventy hours of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Henry Wright
San Marcos
Galveston approves $1.5 million sea wall bond issue
Galveston county votes to issue 1.5 million dollars in bonds to fund a sea wall based on plans by eminent engineers. With most returns counted, only twenty one votes opposed. More than 10,000 dollars of bonds have been subscribed by residents of Galveston.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston County
Hale dies in train accident in Winfield Kansas
Henry C Hale formerly with the Fifth Regiment and honorably discharged in San Francisco March 3 after six years service in Cuba and the Philippines was killed by a train in Winfield today. Relatives have not yet been located.
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Winfield
Kan
Henry C. Hale
Fifth Regiment
San Francisco
Cuba
Philippines
Record Auction Price for Caxton Royal Book
At Sotheby s in London Bernard Quaritch bought a perfect copy of Caxton s Royal Book for 2223 pounds. Only five copies exist and a copy sold last year for 1150 dollars. The price today set a record for the work.
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London
Sotheby's
Caxton
Bernard Quaritch
Leeds Buys Otter Rocks Villa in Bell Haven Conn
William B. Leeds, president of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, has purchased from Henry Hilton's estate the villa known as Otter Rocks at Bell Haven, Connecticut. The price paid is not disclosed in the fragment.
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New York
Williamb. Leeds
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Henry Hilton
Otter Rocks
Bell Haven
Conn
Santos-Dumont Plans Fifteen Mile Aerial Track at St Louis
Paris reports M Santos-Dumont outlines a plan for a fifteen mile circular aerial track around St Louis marked by captive balloons for a series of races. He calls for a single main event, a grand prize of 100000 dollars, to boost innovation in dirigible balloons and says he will participate if invited.
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St. Louis
Paris
M. Santos-Dumont
Associated Press
United States
New York
Exposition Grounds
America
London
Birmingham
Four professional pool games in Brooklyn tournament
In Brooklyn four matches of the professional continuous pool championship were played. Charles Weston defeated William E. McCune 1% to 71 in the afternoon, Irving Long beat P. H. Walsh 125 to 14 with runs of 24 and 19 against 18 for Walsh, and Jerome R. Keogh defeated H. P. Stofft 125 to 83 in the night session.
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New York
Brooklyn
Charles Weston
William E. McCune
Irving Long
Nashville
Jerome R. Keogh
Buffalo
H. P. Stofft
Cleveland
Stofft
Leary and Brewer Set American Swimming Records in San Francisco
J Scott Leary and Howard F Brewer of the Olympic Athletic Club broke multiple American records in San Francisco. Leary swam 110 yards in 1 13, beating 1 22 25, and 135 yards in 1 36, surpassing 1 40 held by J H Taylor. Brewer cut the 6 yard record from 10 37 4 5 to 9 41 and later posted 84 yards in 12 24, surpassing his own 12 40 2 5 mark.
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San Francisco
J. Scott Leary
Howard F. Brewer
Olympic Athletic Club
Leary
H. Reeder
J. H. Taylor
Brewer
Otto Wahle
Richmond and Racine polo clash ends in tie at two
The opening game of a three-match series between Richmond and Racine, Wis., polo teams finished 2 to 2 in Richmond Indiana. Racine declined to play off the tie. Mooney and Mullen from Anderson strengthened Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Racine
Wis
BE. Mooney
Mullen
Anderson
Walthour Wins First Post-Accident Race in Atlanta
Bobby Walthour of Atlanta returned from a ten day layoff to win two straight five mile heats in a motor paced race at the Coliseum defeating Johnnie Lake of Staten Island. Walthour clocked 8:19 in each heat as 4000 spectators watched.
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Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
Johnnie Lake
Staten Island
New York
Walthour
Baseball owners to meet in St Louis and schedule the league
The Herald says a meeting of the St Louis Cincinnati Boston and New York National League owners will be held in New York City next week. Chicago Pittsburg and Philadelphia may also attend to settle the dispute and adopt a playing schedule. In Des Moines the Nagle bill banning Sunday baseball or football passed the House 69 to 16.
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New York
the Herald
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
National Baseball League
Truax
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Nagle
Morgan as sport says to race Columbia abroad
The Yachting World praises a potential series where J Pierpont Morgan would race the Columbia in European waters, likely against Shamrock I. It views the idea as businesslike and thrilling, and suggests such matches could resolve questions about sailing advantage off Sandy Hook and whether the older Shamrock is faster with its altered sail plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sandy Hook
Cork rowing race proposal for July exhibition cup set
Ambassador Choate sent a circular to the State Department about a Cork exhibition in July. The lord chief justice will present a cup for the race described as "out and out" and not a challenge cup. The event will be open to all participants.
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Washington
Choate
State Department
United States
Lord Meutenant
Ireland
Cork
German yacht Meteor to sail on trial voyage in March
In New York arrangements are set for a trial sail of the German yacht Meteor on March, with a plan to depart for Germany on March 30 if conditions permit. Amateurs of all nations are urged to publicize the project and support the effort in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Germio
Holloway Arrested In Mail Fraud Case In Cincinnati
Louis R Holloway was arrested by the United States marshal in Cincinnati on a mail fraud charge. J W Fulton of Columbus says Holloway took 800 dollars for an outfit as a salesman for the People's Publishing Company. Fulton was to be paid 150 dollars yearly. The post office inspectors report similar complaints from others. Holloway was bailed and set for a March 29 hearing.
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Cincinnati
Louis R. Holloway
United States Marshal
J. W. Fulton
Columbus
Holloway
People’s Publishing Company
Fulton
Philadelphia
Gilbert High Gun Leads Grand Central Handicaps at Local Trap Meet
The Grand Central handicap tournament drew strong entries as Fred Gilbert again led with few misses in 1½ rounds while a field including Tripp, Budd, Marshall, Fanning and Herkes posted mixed results. The day featured long crowds, frequent referee calls, and plans for a larger stake in the chief event, with many shooters staying for today’s twenty five pigeon handicap and a Kansas City trip looming for several Indianapolis competitors.
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Fred Gilbert
Gilbert
Phellis
Rike
Tripp
Budd
Marshall
Fanning
Heikes
England
Herkes
Kansas City
Indianapolis
E. H. Tripp
John M. Lilly
George Beck
John W. Cooper
City
BE. H. Tripp
Iyi
Cuba Crisis Shifts Toward Washington Talks
General Wood departed Havana for Miami en route to Washington for a high level dialogue with President-elect Palma and Cuban leaders on establishing a Cuban government. He opposed a modest tariff cut on Cuban imports, urging broader liberal concessions or full reciprocity to aid the island. An oath evidence rule was issued for Spanish claims cases. Palma, preparing to depart for Cuba with his family, plans to assume office on April 1.
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Havana
Wood
Miami
Washington
Palma
United States
Cuba
Fla
General Wood
Chain firms in Pittsburgh deny steel price rise merger talk
In Pittsburgh officials of the chain manufacturers association and chain companies denied reports of price increases. They said there had been price readjustments, some reductions, others aligned with similar steel grades. They also stated that any merger of companies could not and would not take place.
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Pittsburg
Sceston
Bangor Flooded Reveals Damaged Maine Central Bridge
Part of Bangor large flood disaster strikes March 20 as a heavy mass of fire and logs crashes into the Penobscot River, ripping out the mid pier of the Maine Central Railroad bridge and washing away a middle span. Basements flood, downtown stores inundated, goods worth thousands damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Penobscot
Maine Central Railroad
From Ocean to Ocean Paine's Celery Compound Promoted
Panacea claims and testimonials from Maine to California tout Paine's Celery Compound as a blood purifier and health restorer. It is said to increase red blood cells and aid long standing illnesses including dyspepsia rheumatism neuralgia and insomnia. A Crawfordsville Georgia resident named Mrs Martha P Lanceford attributes dramatic sleep and health improvements after fifteen to twenty years of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
California
Paine
Martha P. Lanceford
Crawfordsville
S H S Athletic Rules Set Eligibility Clear for Athletes
Shortridge High School prepares strict eligibility rules for athletes. Candidates must be bona fide students since week four and maintain passing grades in at least three subjects. Graduates and those over twenty one are barred. players may not exceed four and a half years. a physician certificate is required for football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Acipal
Williams elected secretary of State Bowling League
W R Williams has been elected secretary of the State Bowling League to succeed Arthur Ray who resigned to take a Texas position. Williams expects many entries from teams outside Indianapolis. Percival Levey and Marshall T Levey have already entered in the two men team contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Williams
State
Arthur Ray
Texas
Mr. Willams
Indianapolis
Percival Levey
Marshall T. Levey
Shideler Chosen Captain of MT S Basketball Team
The MT H basketball team yesterday elected Jack Shideler captain and Frank Gaston manager for next year. Shideler and Gaston are the only two players returning to school next fall, with Shideler already captain of three MT teams football track and basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shideler
Frank Gaston
Shideler
Gaston
Bank Closure in Americus Puts Creditors in Question
Macon Ga March The People's Bank of Americus Ga closed its doors today after a quiet week run. The bank's capital was 000 and debts to creditors about 8000. President Simmons asserts assets will offset liabilities. The signatory is G KR.
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Macon
W. W. Wrigley
First National Bank of
South
The
People’s Bank
Americus
Renault
Simmons
As Elis
G. KR
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Madison County
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EM. Conrad
Grand Opera House
Starr
W. H. Bennett
First Methodist Church
Charles L. Henry
Archer Jackley
Alexandria
Edward Matthews
Richland Township
Farmer
J. F. McClure
George Sparker
James Davis
Elwood
Joseph Kinnard
Pendleton
Truman Houston
Thomas L. Deharity
Charles Trueblood
M. H. Downey
Charles Swain
Whieton
Lafe J. Burr
Calloway
George Lilly
A. H. Harlin
Harry Hary
County Co
Belaw
RE Haute
Democratic Board of County
R.H
W. T. Blythe
Abliene
Amawa Ila
of & A
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Mich
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Tenn
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Washington, D
Joint Convention of
Decatur
Bartholomew Counties
Decatur County
Kentucky
Fitz
Bob
Broad
Attel
Kid” Broad
Abe Attell
West End Athletic Club
Attell
Dave Nelson
Tame
Elisha H. Hamilton
the Missourian
Jose Andrade
March Y
Senor Andrade
Merida
Venezuela
Republic
Ignacia
France
Henry J. Horn
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Luke's Hospital
Horn
Pearsall
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
EB. W. Grove
Lake
W. B. Leeds
Santos-Dumont
National Ball League
J. P. Morgan
Columbia
L. R. Holloway
Ohioan
Middletown
N. Y
Tomas Estrada Palma
Cubs
Island
Paine’s
S. H. S. Athletic Rules
Ea*-le-Men
Georgia
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