Campaign Opens in County with September 15 Speeches
Joyce Zouars announces the county democratic push starting September 15 with speeches in every school district led by party leaders. Tar Indianapolis Sun notes high fees for the treasurer post and the illicit short-term funding practice. A LABOR exchange mocks Adam Vanderbilt wealth comparisons. Warden Murdock reports prison quarter earnings and expenses, showing yearly self-sufficiency. Republican Con. O. E. Burant faces re-election, while the Democratic state central committee expands under Jewett and Frenzel. Powderly denounces Thomas Barry as a liar amid union disputes. A national shot tower trust forms The American Shot Association with $3,000,000 capital and Chicago HQ.
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Joyce Zouars
Democratic County Central Committee
Shot Tower
United States
National Lead Trust
Shot Tower Trust
American Shot Association
Capital
Illinois
Chicago
New Association
Embrace Labor Day as a time for learning and reform
A call to observe Labor Day with serious reflection on education and work life. The piece urges laboring people to use leisure for self improvement, study, and informed voting. It stresses the voter power of workers, the need for shorter hours, and adherence to the golden rule in dealing with capital.
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Labor Day
United States
Indiana Democracy Nominees for State Officers at Indianapo lis Convention
The Indiana democracy projects a sweeping victory with a strong ticket announced by the state convention at Indianapolis. Claude Matthews, J. O. Henderson, Albert Gall, Alonzo G. Smith, Andrew M. Sweeney, Henry D. Vorbis lead a lineup praised as experienced public servants and farmers’ champions with long records in state and local government.
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Indianapolis
Tue Suntoven
Claude Matthews
Indiana Democracy
Indiana
Vermillion County
Parke
Vermillion
Parke and
J. O. Henderson
Kokomo
Howard County
Kokomo Dispatch
Cleveland
Wis
Antwerp
Buchanan
Board of Control
Alonzo G. Smith
North Vernon
Jennings County
Meigs County
Ohio
State Senate
Jennings
Jackson
Judiciary
Senate
Manson
Green” Smith
Andrew M. Sweeney
Jasper
Dubois County
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Henry D. Vorbis
Franklin
Johnson County
Indians Democrats Platform Denounces Harrison Era Crimes
The Indiana Democrats at their state convention adopt a bold platform charging William Wade Dudley and Republican leaders with ballot crimes in 1888. They denounce civil service abuses, tariff policies, and force election measures, demanding remonetization of silver and reform to restore democracy and reduce burdens on farmers and workers.
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Federal Court For
District of Indiana
Judicial Annale of the Republic
Federal Court of
Indiana
William A. Woods
Benjamin Harrison
National Treasury
Honsat
Wall Street
Republican Party
Senate
United States
Montana
House of Representatives
Grover Cleveland
Andrews
American Congress
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Aame
Democratic Party
America
General Assembly
School Book Trust
Democratic platform voices reform for schools and labor
The speech praises public school funding and eight hour laws while condemning rival attacks on Indiana finances. It endorses arbitration for labor disputes, equal treatment of labor and capital, and calls for fair salaries, township libraries, and non interference with private schools.
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Siate Board of Charities
Indiana
Pinkertons
New York
Coffee
Berkshire
Olds
Supreme Bench
Atste
Daniel W. Voorhees
David Turpie
United States Senate
Congress
Sam. E. Moras
Ewing
Decatur
Committee On
State Central Committee
Safe guaranteed remedy for consumption and lung ailments
An advertisement promises Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and lung complaints with a money back guarantee. It claims relief for throat and chest illnesses including bronchitis asthma whooping cough and croup and offers free trial bottles at Dreier & Bro drug store.
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Dr. King
Dreier & Bro’s
Chicago Carpenters Strike Begins Tomorrow
The Chicago carpenters union calls a large-scale strike starting tomorrow with few exceptions. School work remains exempt, and bosses paying 37 cents an hour per last May’s agreement may continue. Workers vow a long, bitter fight and plan to strike again next spring if demands are not met.
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Outcaco
Revival Evangelist in 9000-seat Tent Draws Crowds in St Louis
Mrs Maria B Woodworth leads a sensational revival in St Louis under a tent that holds nearly 9000. Witnesses describe mass frenzied scenes with dozens collapsing or dancing as doctors label the evangelist hypnotic and insane citing therapy with possible need for state intervention. Over 25000 attended river baptism of more than 1000 yesterday amid dramatic demonstrations.
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St. Louis
Maria B. Woodworth
Theae
Wellington Adams
Theodore Diller
Mrs. Woodworth
Transfers Real Estate to Lawyer in Cronin Case Probe
In Curiaco on Aug 28 the deed transferring Alexander Sullivan’s real estate to Attorney A S Trude was recorded four weeks ago but kept from publication. Comment centers on Trude and Sullivan ties and whether the transfer masks Cronin murder links. Separately, Capt Gaither’s Detachment brought twelve French Eversole faction suspects to Lexington, all indicted for murder.
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Curiaco
Alexander Sullivan
Trude
Sullivan
Triangler
Cronin
U. S
Wincnester
Gaither
Kentucky
Clark County
Lexington
Eoursole
Drowning At Point Lookout Claims Bathing Man
Richard H. Fretlig died after a big surf left him overwhelmed by undertow off Point Lookout Lone Beach N Y. Mrs Fretlig was rescued and rushed to a hotel in a hysterical condition as the life boat crew battled swamping waves during the failed rescue.
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Lone Beach
L. I
Aug. L
Richard H. Fretlig
Point Lookout
Enforced Sunday law drive in Waccune West Virginia
The law and order league began enforcing Sunday laws. All saloons closed and pharmacies limited to medicines only. No cigars ice cream soda water or ice. A mob attacked the league headquarters last night wounding President Wat king twice. Public sentiment grows against reform.
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Waccune
W. Va
Law and Order League
Watking
Attempt to wreck Chicago express near Karners NY
Dastardly plan at 2 AM near Karners seven miles west of Ausany failed as a Chicago express train halted within twenty feet of a pile of ties and rail placed on the track. Switchmen and a Pinkerton guard were locked up. the engineer braked to a sand stop as he spotted the danger. Officials claim outsiders may be responsible. Cooper nominated for Congress on the eighty fourth ballot in Racine Wisconsin. Strickland nominated for US district attorney in Jacksonport, Illinois. English syndicate seeks control of Louisville and Cincinnati tobacco warehouses. Parlors of Dr. Long’s firm will remain open under Dr. Mungen. Round trip home-seekers special rates announced with dates and agent reminders.
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Ausany
N. Y
Karners
Chicago Express
Pinkerton
Yellei
Hs Sir
Service clothing line promotes West's ready-for-duty fashion
Ad boasts a full stock of uniforms and tailored garments, claiming the West favors practical, affordable attire. It highlights low prices and calls out competitors, asserting superior quality from renowned moulders of jubile garments.
Labor Day Parades Mark City and Minnacnis Celebrations
Sept 1 two Labor Day parades featured displays under union banners and civic groups. Thousands marched through business districts while speakers addressed crowds at parks and in suburbs. In Minnacnis about 3 600 workers joined processions with wagons and industry banners as Eva McDouall spoke at the ark observances.
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New Yeas
Dias
Taher
Aft
Iist
Tronsten Street
Seeoul Avenue
Dive
Abishtgn Wood
Park
Seo Leis
Cay
Plepicki Yw
Minnacnis
Wis
Suwag
Piareie
the Ark
Eva McDouall
Miia
Toby
Balan
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S. M. Hench
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D. W. Louder
A. F. Glutting
George W. Fickel
Edward Beckman
George H. Viberg
A. J. Kesler
Jovex van Fuzer
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Geo. W. Peck
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Tan Hendricks
South Carolina
Tallman
Allen County
Vor Morrxe
Germany
Indianapolis Sun
Adam
William AH. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Murdock
State Prison North
Con. O. E. Burant
Huntington
A. N. Martin
Col. Briant
Capt
F. F. Boltz
Democratic State Central Committee
Chas. L. Jewett
Mr. Jewett
J. L. Riley
John FP
Frenzel
Isaac P. Gray
Joseph E. McDonald
Edward Hawkins
James H. Rice
John P. Frenzel
George W. Geiger
S. P. Sheerin
Logansport
C. B. Stuart
Lafayette
Thomas Barry
Powderly
Barry
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Rockwell
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Mme
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Ben Davis
P. O
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F. J. Miller
Chicago Carpenters
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Evangelist
Richard Fretlig
Nad
Hoard
Miuwacker
Heard
New York State
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Louisville
Western Tobacco Warehouse Trust
Clarksville
Tenn
George W. Long
Calhoun
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W. W. Mungen
Loas
Florida
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James Sawyer
Winch
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Uiver
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Keystone
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Travetine Peete
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Mtvr
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BIG Four Harvest
Tut
Cleveland Cinsenati
R’y
Pont
Galt
D.B. Martin
Gerer
Hood
Elumee
Erna A. Gorr
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Boston
WOOD
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Lowell
Maya
John
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Calhoun Treet
Big Red Boot
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Loganspont
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KK. 1
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Reparia
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Misaouri
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Ania i Trade
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Colchester
S001 & Company
Root & Company
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W. Kell
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Dawams
Calhoun Street
Indae
Himpops
Astuma
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