Bryan 16 received with acclaim in South Dakota
Mitchell S D Sept 28 Acclaimed everywhere along the line of travel from Sioux Falls William J Bryan arrived here at 1130 am from Minneapolis and was accorded an ovation A great throng greeted him at the station and his ride through Main street to the hotel occasioned a big demonstration Addressing an immense audience a short time afterward Mr Bryan made remarks on guarantee of bank deposits publicity of campaign contributions and the tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S. D
Sioux Falls
William J. Bryan
Minneapolis
Main Street
Mr. Bryan
William J Bryan Opens Fourth Week in Sioux Falls
William J. Bryan, Democratic presidential candidate, arrived in Sioux Falls and addressed a large crowd at the station. He criticized Taft and the Republican platform, spoke on trusts, campaign finance transparency, and direct Senate election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
M. D
William J. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Hold suits valid to end brewery charters
Indianapolis September 29 Judges J McMaster Vinson Carter Lawson Harvey and Charles Z ianna of superior court in joint session this morning decided against the brewers who questioned the validity of the suits brought against them by Attorney General James Bingham who asked for the annulment of the charters of the brewing companies on the ground that they had exceeded their corporate powers by the violation of criminal laws The decision supports the attorney general that the civil course of Marion county has jurisdiction and that Mr Bingham is the proper relator in the suits The brewers contended the suits were criminal in nature and improper in superior court The ruling clears the way for trial on the merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. McMaster
Vinson Carter
Lawson Harvey
Charles Z. Ianna
Superior Court
James Bingham
Marion County
Bingham
State Federation of Labor Meets at Vincennes
Vincennes Ind Sept 29 The State Federation of Labor began its annual meeting with delegates from across the state. South Bend Terre Haute and Evansville seek next year’s convention. Officers likely to be re elected as committees are appointed and routine business proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
State Federation of Labor
South Bend
Terre Haute
Evansville
George Getts
John Massalink
Emil Levy
W. O. Sullivan
Indianapolis
Stemple
Thomas Hitchinson
Logansport
Harry Kooy Lafayette
C.H
Johnson
Foel
Massick
G Marion
Mew Slain by Whisky as Object Lesson to Children
Kokomo Indiana September 29 under Rev Freeland A Hall Greentown Methodist pastor a temperance lesson unfolded as school children formed pairs past two dead men William Lindley 45 and Charles Thresher 40 found at Willett gravel pit near Greentown with a half gallon whisky jug. Lindley face down Thresher eyes open both marked by Sunday night rain. Brother Charles Lindley told Coroner Harrison he left them Sunday night tried to lead them home but they stumbled and cursed him. They planned to celebrate passage of the county local option bill with liquor. coroner seeks to know who sold liquor in Greentown where saloons are absent.
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Kokomo
Ind
Freeland A. Hall
Methodist
Greentown
William Lindley
Charles Thresher
Harrison
Fulwider Undertaking
Willet
Pravel Pit
Lindley
Thresher
Charles Lindley
Blaze Sweeps Along the Nickel Plate West of City
Fire raged for over a day along the Nickel Plate railroad west of Fort Wayne burning about twenty five acres of pasture and woodland. Landowners Dr EB W Dodez Mr Houser and Mr Jordan suffered damage as section men aided by the Nickel Plate company fought to halt the fire amid five weeks of drought. A spark from a locomotive is suspected to have started the blaze.
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Nickel Plate
Fort Wayne
Nickel Plate Company
EB. W. Dodez
Houser
Jordan
Twenty-third Indiana Battery
Huntington
Church of the Brethren
Dunkards
Bristol
Daniel B. Ford
Geneva
Decatur
Shoemaker & Anderson
Harmon Prough
Goshen
Kendallville
Prough
George A. Briggs
Elkhart
John Acton
Waterloo
Henry Luce
Luce
Grand Army of the Republic
William Hanas
Helmer
Decatur Home Telephone Company
bin” Frey
Wabash
Logansport
Perry Feagler
Auburn
Scientific farming expert to visit Fort Wayne
Through Thomas P. Riddle representing hay and grain dealers H B McClure from Washington DC will speak before a joint meeting of dealers and farmers in Fort Wayne. Date not set but likely during the first week of November. Local Farmers institute invited to participate and promote attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Riddle
H. B. McClure
Agriculture Department
Washington, D. C
Ahen County Farmers’ Institute
Riddle
McClure
Cedar Point
Mr. Riddle
Chas. S. Bush
Fort Wayne
Fort Weyne
Woman Found Drunk Near Plant Faces Public Intoxication
A woman calling herself Mabel Stevens but believed to be Clara Overly was found drunk in Fort Wayne near the Western Gas Construction plant. She surfaced in city court charged with public intoxication after testifying she drank with Ed Cox and Bert Whitney at Hugh Wormcastle's saloon from noon yesterday until late. She, aged nineteen, recently arrived from Saginaw and was held on $25 bond. case continued to tomorrow morning for police to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Stevens
Clara Overly
Western Gas Construction Company
Ed Cox
Bert Whitney
Hugh Wormcastle
Fort Wayne
Saginaw
Wormccastle
Busess
Taft and Bryan clash over trusts at Taft league rally
Judge Robert S. Taylor told Allen County Taft supporters that republican aims regulate trusts are practical while Bryan's plan is unworkable. He argued Congress must act under the commerce clause, urging support for Taft and a GOP majority to achieve real trust regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Robert S. Taylor
Allen County
Taft League
Princess Rink
Taft
Tippecanoe Club
Ward
Judge Taylor
Gilliams
Leighty
Harry G. Hogan
Hogan
Tenth Ward
Messrs
J. H. Robinson
A. N. Houk
H. W. Brown
G. Howard
Congress
United States
Bryan
Readout of the Party in Peru Dems Oust Local Legislator
The Tom Marshall club of Peru Indiana read Burton Green out of the Democratic party for voting for the county local option bill. Green represents Miami County in the legislature and seeks re election to the house, but the club demands removal from the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Tom Marshall Club
Burton Green
Green
Miami County
Knaben Aims for City Flight After Repair Efforts
Pittsburg Sept 29 Roy Knaben Shue of Toledo Ohio, the aeronaut, labored through last night and this morning to repair storm damage on his flying machine. He hoped to ascend this afternoon and sail over the city to the starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Roy. Knabenshue
Toledo
Investigation into Sheldon ties eyed by Democrats
New York report says the Democratic National Committee is probing the corporate connections of George R. Sheldon, treasurer of the Republican National Committee. Investigators have focused on his early financial career and affiliations, with any findings to be sent to Bryan for potential speeches targeting the Republican treasurer.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Rational Committee
Sheldon
Bryan
Bryan asks removal of lithographs in Lincoln during Taft visit
W J Bryan requests Democrats in Lincoln to remove lithographs of himself from store and residence windows as W H Taft plans a visit to the city on Wednesday. The appeal seeks to avoid distractions and maintain decorum during the presidential visit.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
W. H. Taft
Lincoln
Nagel Admits Law Firm Represents Waters-Pierce Oil
Chicago Sept 29 Judge Charles Nagel of St Louis in charge of the Republican national headquarters says his firm acts in a professional capacity for Waters Pierce Oil. The statement follows Judge Henry B Priest of St Louis acknowledging he is retained for the oil company and naming Nagel as similarly retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jdge
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Hitchcock
Waterspierce Oil Company
Nagel
Henry 8. Priest
Roosevelt
Bryan
Priest
Oil
Republican National
Elkhart Street Cars Get Fenders as Hoosier Notes Roll In
Northern Indiana notes report Elkhart street cars receiving fenders and list a string of local happenings. Veteran James May dies near Auburn. Warsaw reports new scarlet fever cases. Ossian Odd Fellows buy the Elzey block for 7000 dollars. Numerous local people, events, and minor incidents fill the dispatch.
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Elkhart
James May
Auburn
Warsaw
Ossian Odd Fellows
Elzey
John Haggard
Monroe
John Rundell
Allen County
Garrett
Lenhart
Decatur
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Marion County Superior Courts
Tate Barteng
National Democratic Committee
Haskell
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
White House
Capitol
President Bryan
Senate
South Carolina
Standard Oil
John L. M'Laurin
Marshall Club
Indiana
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