Results at Muncie A State Correspondent Report
In Muncie Ind September the State notes revulsion of opinion against the Republican option plank in Delaware County. Clean orderly election though Republicans predicted corrupting practices a clear gain for township and ward option. The special election results were discouraging to the Republicans indicating political shifts in the county.
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Muncie
Ind
Daily
Watson
Hearst Fires Second Volley At Independence Meeting
A St Louis report covers William Randolph Hearst defending his Independence Party stance in Missouri. He cites letters from John D. Archbold of Standard Oil to Senator Foraker. Archbold’s deposits of fifty thousand dollars are discussed and the exchange critiques the Democratic Party and Bryan.
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ST. Louis
Willian
Dolph Hearst
Independente
Misuri
Joseph
Foraker
Hearst
Columbus
John D. Archbold
Standard Alconbeny
MG Foraker
Chloe
Ohia
New York
Vcuyti- Thane
Bryan
Broadway
J. D. Archbold
A. B. Foraker
Washington
New York State Barge Canal Compared With Panama Canal
The article explains that New York State's Barge Canal, though not a carbon copy of the Panama Canal, is a massive, independent project. It highlights the canal’s 422 miles vs Panama’s 40.72 miles, larger lock and depth features, and a total cost about one third of Panama’s. It argues the Barge Canal could transform grain transport costs from the Midwest and Canada, delivering direct savings to shippers and consumers, while Panama remains internationally important.
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Hearst
New York
Kansas
New York State
Shay
Middle States
Canada
St. Law
Chichgy
New Fork
Panama
Panama Canal
Panama Gang
Derby Day At Fort Wayne Fair Races Amid Odd Balloon Ascension
Fragments describe a chaotic Derby Day at the Fort Wayne fair with a balloon ascent that failed, a crowd reaction, and multiple races including pace and trot events. The report notes ticketing, scheduling, and a busy program with spectators enjoying the spectacle despite miscues.
Bryan in Carnegie Hall Captivates New York Crowd
Willian J Bryan addressed thousands at Carnegie Hall in New York under Tammany Hall auspices. He spoke over an hour on Republican Tendencies as a throng packed the hall and surged into the streets. A cart speech drew an overflow audience earlier, with Bevan and party leaders in attendance.
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Carnegie Hall
New York
Remocracy
Willian J. Bryan Anaimas
Tammany Mall
Carnegie Bath
United Party
Bryan
Ryan
Skuyt Me Bevan
Hodel
Agon
Smith
Carncyall
Ted
Chaiman Hernan Tolder
Jidder
Slaor
Ayoke
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Michigan
The forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for cooler temperatures in northern regions with northeast winds. Saturday will be cooler with varying cloudiness and a fresh wind, while Sunday is expected to be cooler with northeast winds continuing.
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Washington
Porccast
Indiana
Mincia
Cato
Governor Fansley Urges County Option in Special Session
Indiana Governor Fansley delivers message to joint session of the General Assembly urging county option while noting dry territory gained under township remonstrances. The room fills with lawmakers, families, and aides as he steps to the platform amid applause and formal introductions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Fanly
Ad ‘Yferent
Pearson
McCallum
Shater
GS Te Hott
Johnston
White
Tum Chit
Atle
Acith
Governor Hanly's Message Urges Short Special Session
The governor calls an extraordinary session to address state welfare and proposes swift action. He cites specific appropriations: $100,000 for the university and agricultural experiment station building, $25,660 for the Indiana Girls' School, $78,600 for the Indiana Village at Bellep, and funding for the State Normal school. Continued on page 6.
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Une Internsular
Gener Assembly
Produc University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Tittates Girls’ School
One College
Indiana Village
Bellepthey
Indiana State Normal School
Opening Session of Legislature Without Fruit
Indianapolis Sept 15 The special session drags with temperance and brewery conflicts shaping timing and strategy. Democratic leaders aim to delay adjournment, while Rep Carroll McCullough pushes bills curbing governor power over police commissioners. Vincennes University wins a conference hearing on topics including county option, reapportionment, school funding, and night riders. The Senate and House confer, with James Watson urging county wear options as talks continue. The report to page 2 notes a long, mostly harmonious session focused on appropriation bills and executive authority.
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Speaker
G. Wriet
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Vincennes University
Legisnature
General Assembly
Schoor
Oliver
Handy
Iason
Indiana
James Is. Watson
Nemings
Watson
House Conference Committee
Frank Cy. Olive
F Jol Edwards
Pred L. King
J. Fee ’Simison
Luther Benson
Ane Ming
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