Democratic candidate for governor busy with engagements
Indiana report on Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic candidate, traveling speeches in Indianapolis and surrounding towns. He outlines a proposal for a public utilities commission to oversee all public service corporations, including railroads and gas providers, to curb price inequities and improve transportation. He rebuts Republican claims about spending for railroad crossings and other safety measures, noting uncertainty over exact figures and actions. The article notes a weekly Democratic meeting with other state candidate filings and attendees.
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Thomas KR. Marshall
Marshall
Liberty
Connersville
Tidiata
Public Utilities Commission
State Railroad Commission
Frogs Hlackers i
Frank J. Hall
Rushville
Cen
J. Flex
Columbus
John Isenberger
North Manchester
Taran
Danville
BW. Felt
Greinfield
Rod Fleming Wounded in Game Law Arrest Shootout
Fort Wayne officer Rod Fleming was wounded when Charles Jones fired at him during a game law arrest in Vondersville. Wardens D. Fleming and W. C. Dunlavy, with Charles Jones and George Morris, faced charges. Morris shot at Fleming, wounding him in the right side. Dunlavy fired three shots at Jones. Morris fined $22.39. Jones bonded for preliminary hearing Wednesday.
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Fort Wayne
Vondersville
Tad
O D. Fleming
W. C Dunlavy
Indianapolis
Depa
Charlys Jones
Gwe Morris
Marg Domes
Morris
Dunlary
Fleming
Jones
Dunlavy
Fred Threy
Sorris
Wets Win First Victory In Ohio County Election
In Defiance county the wets secured their first victory in Ohio county option contests, while the drys added six counties to their tally as results rolled in. Union Cham paign Madison Wood Logan Pickaway showed sizable margins with unions and labor groups cited. A.G. Porter Indge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen was moved into the Diehn battler at Calhoun and Jefferson streets with plans for weekly meetings at Knights and Lath venues. The Tramin will Wayd a week from Thursday.
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Wets
Ohio County
Defiance County
Drys
Union
Champaign
Madison
Wood
Logan
Pickaway
A. G. Porter Indge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Diehn
Calhoun and
Jefferson Streets
Knights and Lath
Columbia Hale
Thuredar
Campaign of 1816 and Madison's Second Term
The piece surveys the 1816 campaign, Madison's popularity rise after the War of 1812, the Ghent Treaty outcome, and the era’s political realignments. It notes the Federalist decline, Democratic Republicans’ strength, and the move toward a one-term traditions debate shaping Monroe’s era. It mentions Washington and Jefferson precedents and the 1816 election dynamics with Monroe’s victory.
Chicago Triumph Near Pennant as Green Winswithin Reach
Chicago wins and stays within striking distance of the American pennant. Indiana’s Fairbanks campaign stops in Lebanon with a rally at Orem opera house where crowds heard Vice President Fairbanks and Republican speaker for tariff revision. The parade drew hundreds, the event marked by cheers as Fairbanks spoke and toured the area.
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Lebanon
Ind
Ree Biblican Empign
Boone County
Fairbaghke
Orem
King I
Airtel
Staton
Tyne
Fairbanks
Republicany
Manalat
Cleveland Loses to St Louis Ends Chance At Pennant
In Chicago on October 5 Cleveland was eliminated from the American League race by St Louis victory. Detroit could clinch with a win. Chicago must win and hope Detroit loses while rain threatens Chicago. A no contest or tie could push Detroit to the pennant if standings hold. Two possibilities may push to Wednesday if postponed games occur.
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Ill
Detroit
Cleveand
St. Louis
Tigers
Weather Scene Disrupts Washington Weekend Activities
An unreliable weather forecast affects plans across Washington and surrounding areas. Officials from several agencies urged caution as rain and wind hamper outdoor events and travel. Residents reported transportation delays and temporary closures along major routes. Local schools canceled or postponed activities due to hazardous conditions.
France as peacemaker in turkey crisis leans on talks
In Paris Ambassador Pichon forwards plans to avert war between Turkey and America through a series of conferences in Constantinople. Attendees include Russian, Turkish, and British diplomats and others as France seeks to coordinate settlements with Britain and Russia while avoiding fresh Balkan divisions.
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Constantinople
Pease
Turkey
Paris
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M Lsweisky
Naemin Pasha
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Baleares
Young Croke Party
Muhkewsia
Russia
Kern Stirs Southerners As He Denounces Third Term
Asheville October 8 Paraded crowds greeted Julia Kern running mate to William Jennings Bryan as he attacked a third term for President Roosevelt. He warned Longworth and the administration aiming to dictate his successor, praised Bryan, and criticized party leadership while a mountaineer contingent rode in. The mass meeting featured Governor Glenn, a large crowd, and singing of The Star of North Carolina.
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Lesult
Julia W. Kern
Thaw
Nicholas Longworth
Foosevelt
Bryan
Kern
Glens
Gla North
Ciluitele J. Hamilton Bewls
Chicage
Afr Kern
Roosevelt Reform Split Sparks Farm Meeting Address by Bell
The big meeting at Saengerbund Hall drew a full house of farmers and city men to hear Congressman Theodore Bell of California discuss campaign issues. Bell defended reform indictments, critiqued Republican claims, and warned of national concerns as crowds applauded his clear, logical presentation.
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Sachgerbund Hall
Theodore Bell
California
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Cline
Congress
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Tadiana
Bel
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Heney
Cola Tide
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Toba Wort
United State
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Fragmentary OCR Note of Oil Trade And Public Notices
The readable parts describe Standard Oil related discussion and various garbled lines. It mentions New York Worthy Page and Ion references. the text appears as broken OCR with scattered phrases about sites, gloves, and a possible public notice. The content is largely indecipherable but indicates trade and local notices within a historical newspaper fragment.
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