Massachusetts Democrats to endorse Olney for president
Massachusetts Democratic leaders reach unity after talks to nominate Richard Olney as their presidential candidate at the state convention. Support comes from Hamlin, Thayer, Sullivan, Burnett, Kelcher and others who say Olney would unite the party, carry Massachusetts and possibly New York, and charm national voters.
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Boston
Mags
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Charles
Hamlin
Olney
National Party
John R. Thayer
Richard Glney
Fie
New York
John A. Sullivan
Mrr
Gorman
Hill
Bryan
Johnson
Parker
Cleveland
Robert Burnett
John A. Kelcher
England
Gaston
Gluey
Logansport Wins Prize in Peru Labor Day Parade
Northern Indiana reports Logansport winning the prize bag for the largest delegation in Peru’s Labor Day parade. Warsaw banks contribute to the Winona Boys school maintenance fund, totaling 1300 dollars. A fragment mentions Frank Baker and Worth Webster involved in a gun incident at a local event.
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Logansport
Peru
Warsaw
Winona Boys” School
Frank Baker
Worth Webster
Kuhns
Nobl
Wanted stenographers scarce despite large salaries
In all cities there is a shortage of good stenographers as many idle workers cannot spell or punctuate. Huntington Business University in Huntington Ind. educates many stenographers but cannot fill over half its calls. Tuition and board for stenography cost under $90, with possible work to offset expenses. Written to C. E. Hawkins for information. T. C. Rogers, 30, amputated leg at Hope hospital returns home after weeks of care.
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Huntington Business University
Huntington
Ind
C. E. Hawkins
Business University At
Green and Uncle Gam Trading Stamps at Dreier's Drug Store
Mrs Adaline Reed 84 of Roanoke lies near death. Widow of Civil War casualty Robert Reed she has lived on the same farm for 65 years and is receiving calls for Green and Uncle Gam Trading Stamps at Dreier's Drug Store.
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Green
Uncle Gam
Dreier
Adaline Reed
Roanoke
Robert Reed
Special Sale of Buggies and Carriages by Viberg & Co
Henry Beckman of near Gar Creek survives severe injuries after being struck by a Wabash freight train. He suffered a fractured pelvis, a fractured arm, several broken ribs and a badly injured kidney but has recovered sufficiently to return home.
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Viberg & CO
Columbia St
Henry Beckman
Gar Creek
Beckman
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Prompts Refund
An advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinina tablets claims a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee by EB W Grove. Rev Herman Sater of Cleveland preached at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Sunday morning, and is described as the son of Ben G Shack, a former [text cut].
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EB. W. Grove
Herman Sater
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Toledo Unveils McKinley Statue in Civic Parade
Toledo celebrates the unveiling of its first McKinley memorial with a naval parade on the river, a military civic procession led by United States infantry from Fort Wayne, and remarks by Senator Charles W. Fairbanks. The ceremony honors the late president and marks enduring U S republican ideals and international memorials.
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Toledo
McKinley
Obkio
United States
Michigan
Yantic
Hawk
United States Infantry
Fort Wayre
Detroit
National Guard
G. A.R
Whicn
Court House
Dorothy Bonner
J. ©. Bonner
Memorial Association
Father O’brien
Bonner
Whitney Conrad
Board of County Commissioners
M. A. Hanna
Theodore ¥. McManus
Fairbanks
Carmack Plans to Repeal Fifteenth Amendment Push
Memphis dispatch outlines Senator Edward W. Carmack as a southern advocate seeking to repeal the Fifteenth Amendment to remove enfranchised Black citizens from politics. The article asserts his aim to provoke debate, with plans to promote racial separation and possible deportation, though he expects long odds for immediate enactment.
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Memphis
Tenn
Congress
Louisiana Returning Board
Tilden-Hayes
Senate
Lamar
Mississippi
Conkling
New York
Edward W. Carmack
Tennessee
National Congress
United States
Carmack
Senator Carmack
Monument Erected by Toledo Residents Stuns Attendees
A massive statue standing eight feet tall and weighing 1800 pounds was unveiled with the attendance of 26,000 residents from Toledo and surrounding areas. The crowd showed strong support for the landmark.
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Throne
Toledo
Second Anniversary of McKinley Death Not Marked by Program
Canton observers mark the second anniversary with lowered flags and references in schools. Carnations are worn as a silent tribute. Mrs McKinley visits the McKinley vault in West Lawn cemetery to place floral tributes on the casket. she is in good health.
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Canton
Ohio
President McKinley
McKinley
Fire destroys Paul farm barn and cattle sheds
A large bank barn 60 by 80 feet and adjoining 20 by 150 feet cattle shed at the Ernst Riedorf farm five miles southwest of the city were destroyed by a blaze started around 7 AM on Monday. Losses total about 4500 dollars with 2500 dollars insured. hay, grain, wagons, and farm implements were burned. no residents harmed.
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Paul Farm
Ernst Riedorf
Henry C. Paul
Mr. Riedorf
Steer Runs Amuck On Calhoun Street
A large steer crossing Calhoun Street in Wayne on Thursday charged into L. C. Hull's wallpaper store after being startled by a street car. The animal slipped on a step, likely saving the glass, and knocked a display pedestal along the pavement before being corralled back into the drove by a drover as pedestrians fled.
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Calhoun Street
Wayne
L. C. Hull
Auction sale of unclaimed express goods in Indiana
Notice of public auction by United States Express Company for unclaimed express goods received before November 1 1902 in the second division of Indiana to be sold at Fort Wayne at 8 00 am on Wednesday November 11 1903 until all are sold. G Benedict general superintendent and H T Stapleford auctioneer. Also ad for Citizens’ Trust Company certificates of deposits with 3 percent interest and farm loans at 6 percent mentioning $400 000 security and deposits by farmers. John Ferguson president Ernest W Cook secretary.
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Indidiana
Fort Wayne
Indiana
G. Benedict
H. T. Stapleford
Citizens’ Trust Company
Clinton and
Berry Streets
John Ferguson
Ernest W. Cook
Tropical storm crosses gulf coast moves inland
The weather bureau bulletin notes the tropical storm has crossed the gulf coast east of Pensacola and will move northward over the interior with diminishing strength. It will bring heavy rain to southern Appalachian mountains and frost possible in the corn belt tonight as far south as northern Kansas and northern Illinois.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast Line
Pensacola
Fla
Appalachian
Atlantic
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
FOUND PAPER AIRSHIP
Indianapolis witnesses report sighting an airship last evening with Irvington residents confirming sightings. At noon a torpedo shaped paper covered craft, thirty feet long, was found by boys in a field near Irvington with two figures inside, believed to be a model being developed by local mechanics.
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Indianapolis
Irvington
Decatur Farmer Dies After Beating by Son-in-Law
John Busenbeck a 69 year old farmer died at his home four miles northeast of Decatur Ind after a severe beating by his son in law Joseph Osborne 35 as they argued over a farm division Osborne surrendered to Prosecutor Moran was jailed Ira Richards the hired man witnessed the assault described as brutal with Busenbeck in critical condition Osborne claims temper got away with him and a special jury is expected to hear the case in Decatur authorities report the couple's three young children live at home with the Osbornes.
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Wells County Grand Jury
Bluffton
John W. Terrell
Terrell
Eugene Redlinger
Huntington
County Board of Charities and Correction
Berne
Rohrer
Decatur
Ind
John Busenbeck
Joseph Osborne
Ira Richards
Osborne
Moran
Busenbeck
Marion County
Julius Haugh
Osborn
Mrs. Osborne
Oshoier
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Great Republic
L. C. Hull’s
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Central States
India
George Tricker
T. H. Harris
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