Fairbanks Faces Political Humiliation in Indiana
In Indianapolis Fairbanks is pressured to accept second place on the ticket amid party calculations. Harry S. New’s re-election to the national committee is doubtful, taft interests and clashes cited. Also noted are new patents granted in Richmond and quiet ministers over Chicago tensions.
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Harry S
National Committee
Indiana
Chicago
Taft
Indianapolis
Neck of the Woods
Resolutions Committee
Fairbanks
Women Fight on South Sixth Square Ends in Scuffle
Spectators crowded South Sixth Street for a fight between Annie Bryant and her sister Ferris Hayden. After a chaotic brawl, police intervened as Bryant blamed another man’s wife, while Judge Converse issued a caution and Annie promised to avoid further trouble.
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South Sixth Street
Hayd
Annie Bryant
Ferris Hayden
Annie Gathe
Annie
Mrs. Bryant
Bob Devinney
Palladium
PAU
Acnie
Ferris
Bryant
Harry Monroe
Read Our Skirt Ad and Courtroom Strife Mix in Paper
An ad for Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Foley's Kidney Remedy appears amid a court case narrative. The piece blends household cures with local legal and meat inspection debates, noting government inspectors in Richmond and the push to keep meat uninspected from interstate trade. The report references Ordinance changes, Anton Stolle, and a government inspection stance.
Man Threatens Wife in Court Case and Is Fined
John Kem repeatedly threatened to slay his wife Grace Kem leading to a city court fine of ten dollars plus costs. He avoided a peace bond though the judge warned against further trouble. Mrs. Kem has filed for divorce. testimony detailed threats near Twelfth and North F streets as Kem denied intent to harm, citing domestic worries. He carried an open razor at arrest, claiming it was for grinding, but the court found his threats likely stemmed from troubles rather than intent.
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Kem
Kemis
Converse
Pp. J. Freeman
Twelfth
North F Atreets
Mra. Kem
J. & Brumley
Main Street
Brumley
Charles Shields
Republican National Convention Opens in Coliseum Today
Official program for the Republican national convention in the Coliseum lists the order of business. The gathering begins at noon with Harry S. New of Indiana as chairman, followed by prayers, credential reports, and the election of temporary officers and committee selections.
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Harry S. New
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Muldoon
Chicago
Cavel
William
Waters
Republican Committee
Nomination Prospects For Fairbanks And Dolliver Blurred
A Chicago report notes Charles W Fairbanks heads toward a potential vice presidential nomination while Taft courts the presidency. Indiana remains a key home vote and party factions battle over Dolliver’s bid to block Fairbanks. A reader testimonial touts Dr King s New Life Pills after chronic indigestion.
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Chicago
Charles W. Fairbanks
William H Taft
Taft
Fairbanks
Indiana
United States
J. H. Dolliver
Iowa
Dolliver
Dr. King
B. F. Aysene
Ingleside
N.C
A. G. Luken & Co
City Meat Inspection Revised Amid Local Butcher Debate
A Richmond council discussion centers on meat inspection rules. Local butchers oppose mandatory government inspection for intrastate sales while Anton Stolle seeks to drop the burden. An ordinance now requires by inspection and keeps three city inspectors funded by the city.
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Wileh
Anton Stolle
Richmond
Study
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