Indiana Democrats Oppose Eastern Party Reorganization
John W. Kern will carry Indiana Democratic views to Lincoln banquet, arguing against eastern calls for party reorganization. Secretary Hawkins collected letters from county chairs editors and leaders showing broad support to maintain a state organization with open headquarters and no reorganization, citing recent defeats as the reason to stay united. Additional replies from leaders like Simpson Shively Glidden and Wilson stress keeping the state apparatus intact and awaiting the national convention for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inulanapolis
Tad
Jon Wern Jett
Lincoln
Neb
Jefferson‘club
Kern
William J. Bryan
Indiana
Bryita
Ueemocracy
Democratic Party
Democracy of the East
Hawkins
Republican Party
Denmeistic
Repeblican
Avery
Ope
Osut
State Central Committee
Atales
Conde Ani
Walt
M. ‘T. Shively
W. Bent Wilson
The
Lafayette | Journal
Samuel S. Harrell
Brookville
J. M. Fippen
Tipton
Democratic Committee
George R. Wilson
Dubois Round
If. G. ¥Ergin
New Castle
Supreme Court
Wiley
Lin State
Kern Las
Murderous Indian Tiger Shot in Oklahoma Shooting Rampage
A rugged Indian, John Tiger of the Muskogee area near Eufaula, fired on multiple travelers after a confrontation. He killed Beck and Porles and wounded sixteen year old Syd Taylor, then fled by horse. Deputy Johnson wounded him in the arm. Tiger was captured near Kufsla and faces amputation. Indignation follows the incident and related feuds erupt in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Wee Ti
John Tiger
Eufaula
Eufawli Q
B. Reberang
Rober
Tiger ii
Tiger
Deswe Beck
Killig
Pine Lake Assembly Incorporation Filed in Indiana
The Pine Lake Assembly filed articles of incorporation in Laporte County Indiana. Capital stock listed at 10 dollars. Directors named include John A Sprunger Levi A Sprunger Henry C Bartle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pine Lake
Laporte County
Stork
Lces
Nico
Denon
Maine
Actine Courtcys
Atyck Ssau
Awirehy
John A Sprunger
Levi A. Spruneger
Twenry C. Bartle
Rival to Tammany Faith in New York Crystallizes
In New York City a wide bloc of Democrats and independents favor rehabilitating the party and may back a new organization to counter Tammany Hall. Ex-Senator Hill’s presence at the Manhattan Club has revived talk of unseating the Murphy Croker machine, with several notable figures reportedly reconciling and conferring with Brooklyn leaders as preparations for a possible new party grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Club
Greater
Bossea
Exc
Senator Hill
Murphy-Croker
Hill
Hoffman House
Albany
Brookyn
Hugh McLaughlin
Mr. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Wigwam
Brooklyn Machine
John CL Sheehan
Croker
Bro. Sheehan
Sheehan
Sheghan
Inaugural General Committee Named for Durbin Event
The executive committee overseeing Governor Durbin's inauguration declares a general committee with one member from each Indiana county. Prominent Northern Indiana citizens named include Jenny Neuenschwander of Decatur, Hubert Hanna of Wayne, S. W. Cantwell of Hartford City, A. C Daily of Lebanon, and many others across counties, reflecting broad regional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BS. Hanna
Northern
Indiana
Indianapolis
Durbin
Adgins
Jénny Neuenschwander
Decatury W Allen
Hubert Bo Hanna
Part Wayne
Bartholomew
Joseph 1
Trwis
Columbus
Benton
Charles Snyder
Fowler
Blackford
S. W. Cantwell
Hartford City
Boone
A. C Daily
Lebanon
Brown
Fremont Miller
Washville
Caroll
Jonn Hi Guid
Delphi
Cass
Quincy 4
Myers
Logansport
Clark
Mi. 2
Stennard
Jeffersonville
Clinton
David A. Coutter
Prankfort
Granford
John I. Weathers
Daviess
Joseph G. Alien
Washington
Thomas B Paxton
Princston
Grant
Hiren Brownlee
Marion
Hamilton
George Shirts
Noalesville
Tancock
Ent Marsh
Greenfield
Harrison
George W. Self
Corydan
Hendricks
Cate
Danville
Henry
Simro Powell
New Castle
Howard
Shirley
Kokinn
Untington
Hryant. Fylatington
Duckeon
Lewis
Schnee Serpsour
Jasper
Alfred McCoy
Mene Power
Day
Admir
Portland
Jefferson
M.C. Garber
Madison
Jennings
Frank F. Lite
North Vernon
Solingen
Oras Dunn
Franklin
Ant Themis
J. Adams
Vincennes Korciuska
Little Consolidated Street Railway to Liquidate Debts
Fort Wayne publisher reports the Little Consolidated Street Railway plans to pay $400,000 to Frank DeHass Robison from court claims and issue new stock to cover debts. The company also eyed boosting capital from $8 million to $9 million, with $1.4 million total new stock projected after including existing obligations and recent purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeHass Repison
Fort Warne
Superior Street
Frank de Bass Robison
Heath opens office near Hanna home in Washington
Perry Heath has opened an office on H street near Senator Hanna’s home. As secretary of the Republican National Committee his tasks are light compared to past duties, focusing on maintaining contact with the party chair and screening applicants for office. He regularly says no in a firm manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perry
Heart Fins
H. Street
Hanna
Air
Heath
Republican National Nowrittee
Post Office Department
Republican Organization
Alircil Harmswarth
Taradus
London
Atlantic
Daily
Dilly News
Warmsworth
Aly. Harmsworth
London News
The
News
Mall
Father Fatally Shoots Son in Great Falls Mont
In Great Falls Montana a father shot his son during a fatal incident. John Werten allegedly used a firearm and wounded his son before authorities were alerted. The report notes prior domestic issues and a confrontation that led to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Pec
Jacon Werten
Fatany
John
Werten
Christmas Joy Festivity Lights Fort Wayne Streets
Fort Wayne celebrated a quiet Christmas day with religious services, social gatherings, and festive entertainments across churches and public venues. The day saw snowy skies, large hotel crowds, charity meals at the jail, and bishop Aferding preaching at Cathedral with a message centering on Christ as the way and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peette
Fort Wayne
Trinity Episcopal Church
Seattle
Temple
Herman Joseph Aferding VI
Sail
Christ
Map
Attai
Principles of Democracy Still Live
Leavenworth Kansas dispatch from Det. 22 William J Bryan wires Lincoln Nebraska to Hoening Standard. He sends greetings to political friends in Leavenworth and Kansas. He expresses confidence the fusion forces policies will be vindicated and the nation will return to fathers and republic traditions in the coming century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kas
Wiliam J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas
Republic
Harmsworth Foresees Future Newspapers and Global Influence
London editor and proprietor Alfric Harmsworth predicts the twentieth century paper will be a compact, portable, highly organized system. He envisions a unified transatlantic press network with own mills, wires, and printing plants to shape public opinion without partisanship. He praises US papers for news leadership and warns against internecine press warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harmsworth
London Daily Mail
Teutonic Due
Tomorray
The
North American Review
Rene
Magland
Vel
Unite States
Aml
Maner
United States
Great Britain
Pulitzer
Dani
Bennett
Hearst
Raymond
Jones
Uniteds
Spain
Two Men Killed as Express Strikes Buggy Near Butler
In Butler Indiana on December 23 a buggy carrying Chas Gannon and Wine Crawl of Montpelier Ohio was struck by Express No 3. Both men were killed instantly. The horse was killed. Mrs Crawl, wife of one victim, was visiting Fort Wayne and learned of the tragedy. She departed with friends for home after being shocked by the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gagette
Butler
Ind
Hinkeslee
Mio
Wine Crawl
Montpelier
Ohio
Wift
Fort Wayne
Crawl
Jacob Miller
East Creighton Avenue
Mark
Foresters Elect Rheokionga Roundt Me 3295
Foresters elected the following Teenssett with court deputy and secretary roles. Names include J T why Vee rangi 1, Wille as corresponding secretary George W. Dee well, and Ben Woodworth among others.
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Rheokionga
Greer Foresters
Teenssett
Towsley
Ranger
J. T. Why Vee Rangi
Wille
George W. Deewell
Tempur
Uegsuive
C. Grabneman
We Kehler
Towers
Woodward
Stab
Woodwar
T. M. Woodward
A¢adel
Ben Woodworth
Boaks
Atnert Webber
High Court
Wits
W. Keller
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City Democracy
Berks
Jon Barker
Michigan
Clint Lawrence
Thomas J. Brooks
Redford
M. A. Chipman
Alderson
Marlon
Benjamin Harrison
Jesiaeneele Marshall
Samui Parker
Thrymouth
Misini
F. Wallscé
Perne Montgomery
Reneral
le Crawfordsvile
Hllemington
Morgan
Georg Wartinstilre
Newton
Nabtp
Sola
Thomas Buskirk
Paoti
Owen
Willis Hickasa
Spencer
Perry Samuel K
Cowper
Troy
Parke
Isaac Birausz
Rockvile
Pike
W. A. Olpham
Petersburg
Porter
De‘Mote
Valparaiso
Posey
Mejer
C. Menai
Vernon
Pulaski
T. M. Spengler
Winamac
Putnam
Silas A. Randaigh
Angler
G Marsh
Winchester
Cravens
Versailles
Rush
Giton
Rushville
Scott
Mark Storen
Scottsburg
Shelby
David E. Wilson
Shelh
Mason
Rockport
Starke
Hens Walte
Knox
Steuben
K_ Scott
Angola
St. Joseph
Schuyler Colfax
South Bend
Sullivan
Perry Eine
Sui- Myan
Switzerland
George & Please Verey
Tippecanoe
Wil
Gilchrist
Evansville
Vermilion
J S. Higgins
Viro
W. R. McKean
Verre Haute
Wabash
H. ©. Pett
Warreh
Joseph Fi. Rabb
Willizansport
Willizansport;, Warrick, J. A., Pua
Burbin
Prank Dehass Robison
Gleve
Little Consolidated Strait
Way Company
Perry Heath
Val
Aferding
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Chas, Gan
Cravel
Christmas
Wax
Foresters Elect
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