Out Of Ruins A New Building To Rise In Richmond
Reconstruction efforts proceed after a devastating fire. Campfield plans to pay off the Peoples Trust mortgage and rebuild the Colonial block, potentially higher and more ambitious. Insurance covers part of the mortgage. A temporary receiver remains, and factory renovations may start within thirty days. The origin of the blaze remains under investigation.
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E. M. Campfield
James J. Goodrich
g@iterney
People's Trust Company of
Winchester
John Lo Rape
Campfield
Peoples Trust Company
Compan
J. W. Glein
Knox 5
Ira
Samuel Dickinson
Dickinson Trust Company
Colonial
People's Trust Company
Circuit Court
Gayle
First National Bank
Bem Campfield
Lodge of Elks
Anarchists Demand Redress After Union Square Riot
Acting on presidential instructions the Attorney General released a White House letter from several anarchists demanding redress for alleged police abuses during the Union Square meeting in New York.
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Washington, D.C
Bonaparte
White House
Big reception for Judge Barnard in New Castle
Henry County voters prepare to greet Judge Barnard, Republican nominee for Congress, at a public reception in New Castle. County chairman Christopher directs a mass meeting at the courthouse with speeches, music, and fireworks anticipated as crowds from across the district gather.
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New Castle
Ducge Woo
Barnard
Ttme
Henry
Congress
Barnard Wi Leval
Jude Barnard
Wader
Christopher
Court House
Russel
Rush
Heney
Watson
Jim Watson
Jim
Barthroom
Gavner
Divorced Wife of Duke Held on Check Charge
Chicago April 1 Mrs Alies Webty Duke the divorced wife of the head of the tobacco trust is held for the land jury by Judge Eider on a charge of passing a worthless check at their northern hotel Her bond is fixed at 2000 dollars.
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Chicago
Alies Webty Duke
Tobacco Trust
Land Jury
Eider
Weather Prophet Indiana and Ohio Outlook
Indiana will see a slightly cooler Saturday night followed by sunny, fair Sunday and warmer temperatures. Ohio forecasts the same pattern with cooler Saturday night, fair Sunday, and an uptick in warmth.
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Indiana
Foraker Speaks to Negroes Today at Conference
Washington April 1 Senator Foraker spoke before The A. M. EB conference. He said the vital issue at the national convention is the dye whit e question. He noted that colored voters were excluded from the Virginia primaries and urged a fair play convention of voters to select delegates to the Chicago National convention.
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Washington
Itha
Foraker
Virginia
California Limited wreck injures eight cars in Missouri
Kirkervils April 11 The California Limited of the Santa Fe railroad jammed the track near Lawlita Missouri and eight cars were hit. No one is reported killed but many were cut and bruised.
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Kirkervils
California Limited
Santa Fe
Law Lita
Mol
Taft Urges Ample Navy in Stronghold Speech
In Louisville on April 11 Secretary Taft argued for a strong navy to deter war and cited Democratic support. He critiqued Bryan and discussed the Philippines Cuba and Porto Rico under U S rule urging prompt tariff revision to limit economic disruption. Taft pressed for efficient forces and a protective tariff while contrasting policy eras and noting a need for swift action.
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Taft
Hopkins
Col Morris
Belknap
Loum Shi
Beyate
Retary
Iannehad
Mr. Taft
Congress
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Olney
England
Wilson
Tingley
Ress
Reller III Called Home Over Mother's Illness From University of Virginia
W Reller of this city has been summoned home from the University of Virginia due to the serious illness of his mother Mrs Reller whose recovery is in doubt.
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W. Reller
University of Virginia
Camtridge City
Essap
Trintet Trisehel
Cambridge City
Alfred Potts to Speak Monday Night in Quaker City
An urgent appeal is issued urging better things in Quaker City as Alfred Potts is set to speak Monday night, calling for local improvement and community action.
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Quaker City
Alfred Potts
Cambridge Ignored Letter As Watson Pushes Aldrich Amendment
Cambridge City protests are noted as Prosecutor Trischel’s letter prompts little action while Indiana whip James E Watson promotes an Aldrich bill amendment to form currency via clearing houses backed by commercial paper. The piece details Watson’s early morning memo from Washington and his governor bid, plus club notices and local business editorial tone.
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Alfred J. Forts
John F. McCarthy
Edgar M. Haase
Lerous
Richmond
John F. McCartity
M. Haas
Washington
Aldrich
Admes FE Watson
House
Ieee
Clearing House
Watson
Congress
Wall Street
Indiana
House of Representatives
Dcc
Beuss
James EK Watson
Prospect New York Gathers For Regular Canvass Convention
The regular canvass convention opens at eleven with expected riot over track gambling resolutions or Hughes instructions. It aims to mirror Morton and Roosevelt resolutions. A minority opposes binding instructions. Ex Judge Bruce chairs temporarily, James Sherman permanent chair. Real work set for 3 p m session.
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New York
Gambjing
Hughes
Morton
Roosevelt
Bruce
Jas
Sherman
Stoical Spartan Wept as Foster Child Sent to Reform School
An eleven year old boy named Willance Binley Smith, living with a foster father in Richmond Avenue, was taken to Plainfield Reform School after court intervention. Judge Fox and authorities pursued guardianship changes. the boy claimed frequent punishments, limited truancy, and strained family ties. The foster mother supported the move to custody by the state to ensure schooling and discipline.
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Willance
Binley Smith
Ison
Reform School
Willam McKinloy
Wiliam Mowery
Richmond Avenue
Plainfield
Fox
Smith
Schol
West Richmond
Cefacm
Mes Mewenm
Ty Pleinfield
Judge Fox
Fred Miller Injured in Box Car Collision
Fred Miller, a Panhandle employee, was slightly injured in the last yards when two box cars collided.
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Fred Miller
Panhandle
Telephone Classifieds Bring Ads to Palladium Office
The notice promotes using the Telephone 1121 Automatic to place classified ads with minimal effort, stating it is a willing servant to handle ad submissions for Palladium readers.
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Palladium
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