James E Watson Wins On The Fifth Ballot
James E Watson wins on the fifth ballot leading the ticket with 606 votes. Other figures include G W Miller 392 Taylor 284 and Hugh Th Miller 189. The News lists state offices up to date with candidates Fred A Sims John C Billheimer Oscar Hadley James Bingham David Myers and George W Self among others.
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Taylor
Hugh Th. Miller
Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
James Bingham
Muncie
David Myers
Greensburg
George W. Self
Corydon
Indiana Republican Governor Nomination Battle At Indianapolis
Amid wild convention energy in Indianapolis, the Republican state convention enters a heated vote for governor with four candidates James E. Watson Charles W. Miller William L. Taylor and Hugh Miller. Ballots show shifting support across counties as Hanly supporters push local option and tariff reform planks.
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Charles W. Miller
Goshen
William L. Taylor
Indianapolis
lingh
Th. Miller
Columbus
Enthusiastic Session at State Republican Convention Morning
In Indianapolis on an April morning the state Republican convention opened with a lively, energetic session. Delegates gathered amid enthusiastic crowd, signaling momentum and party unity as proceedings began.
Split in Republican camp signals Taylor Miller rift
Indianapolis report details a breakdown between C W Miller and Taylor during state Republican convention prep. Taylor leaders order delegates to keep Miller influence out, amid accusations of deceit and attempts to coerce anti-Watson delegates. Watson supporters welcome the split, hoping Taylor may swing votes to Watson if needed.
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De Sagan is Only a loafer and undesired citizen
Nicholas Klein, socialist, sends letters to President Roosevelt and the labor commissioner from Cincinnati demanding Prince de Sagan be deported. He calls de Sagan profligate and idle, alleges he is in New York courting Mrs Anna Gould, and seeks revision of immigration laws to bar such men, asserting France does not want him either.
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Vanderbilt to defend himself in divorce suit
New York April 2 With papers in Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt divorce suit before the court, the defendant Vanderbilt prepared to answer the allegations. partitions are being made to rest if he does not so, the court will decide if he must actively fight the suit.
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Vanderbilt and French Meet in Newport in 1900
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, son of Cornelius Vanderbilt, confronted Misa Titen French, daughter of Francis Ormond French, director of several railroads and head of the Manhattan Trust, at Newport in January 1900. The scene hints at potential financial antagonism amid high society.
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Francis Ormond French
Marthattan Trust company
Newport
Anderson M E conference selects site for next gathering
In Anderson Indiana on April 2 the North Indiana M E conference heard presiding elders reports and set Saturday morning as the time to choose the location for the next meeting Greenfield and Bhiffton compete with Greenfield favored The First M E Church of Anderson ended its pursuit of Rev A Rowand from Fort Wayne and extended a call to Rev M H Lichier from Olean N Y It is expected Cissell will be appointed presiding elder of the Logansport district
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Conference Session Report From Anderson Indiana
Today at a conference in Anderson Indiana a session is noted with a continuation on page two. The brief item references ongoing talks and scheduling details as part of the Northern Indiana material.
Andrew Lippa faces kidnap charge over Pauline case
New York April 2 Andrew Lippa a peddler is charged with attempting to abduct Pauline Labuse fourteen after a plan to run away together. He has lived with Pauline for a year and says her father opposed marriage due to her age while Pauline appears mature for her age.
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Three Die In Tenement Fire At Hester Street
New York April 2 Police and fire officials probe a deliberate blaze at No 44 Hester Street where three people died Bert Weinstein cloak operator his wife Hannah and their one year old Moritz fifteen others were injured in the blaze set under the stairs. Fire alarms and a crowded stairwell forced evacuation via fire escapes and life nets as firemen battled the flames.
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NEW YORK
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O'Neil
George Fred Needs a New Typewriter
The text reports a quarrel within Massachusetts Democrats after a St Paul letter quoted Mr Williams misnaming GovJohnson as an “obly” Democrat. Williams denies the insult, saying he meant Johnson stood for unity against the foe and that a typewriter caused the garbled word.
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Pied Will- Wik
Gisan democrats
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Johnson
Enthusiastic crowd fills Tomlinson Hall during lively proceedings
A huge morning gathering at Tomlinson Hall filled the venue by 8 o’clock as workers for all candidates carried on their political efforts overnight. In Washington, Vice President Fairbanks’ tariff plan sparked broad discussion among lawmakers and several senators and representatives praised his message. Indiana Republicans and Democrats clashed over speeches, temperance policy, and tariff revision, with Chaney criticizing Democratic economy and integrity.
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