Democratic Meetings Schedule Noted for Oct 31
A fragment notes Democratic meetings on Saturday night October 31 with speakers R. E. Proctor Frank W. Brown and David Rodibaugh at Benton and Clyde C. Raymer Anthony Deahl and George A. Briggs at the Dell school house in Harrison township.
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R. E. Proctor
Frank W. Brown
David
Rodibaugh
Benton
Clyde C. Raymer
Anthony Deah
George A. Briggs
Dell
Harrison Township
County and state ticket figures and press clash over county printing
The Goshen News Times and Elkhart Truth discuss county affairs with focus on county printing contracts. The Elkhart Review opposes a bank guaranty tied to Bryan. Thomas R Marshall drew a large crowd in Elkhart as election approaches, with no Panama Canal scandal explanations from the administration so far.
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Goshen News-Times
The
Elkhart Truth
Public Opinion Echoes Campaign Clash Over Rockefeller and Bryan
A Columbia City Post editorial attacks Taft backers Rockefeller and Carnegie as wealth built on favoritism and accuses Taft of protecting trusts. It advocates Bryan, cites a proposed bank guaranty deposit fund to prevent bank failures, and urges voters to choose the candidate aligned with farmers and workers.
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Oil Trust
Steel Trust
Columbia City Post
Marshall Promoted as Independent Leader in Indiana Democratic Nomination
The piece lauds Thomas R. Marshall as an independent figure who accepted the Democratic nomination without canvassing the state or seeking party factions. It praises his pledge to support the constitution and law, his self-financed campaign, and his stance against entangling alliances, predicting his triumph next Tuesday.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Democratic Party
Indiana
Marshall
Hendricks
Morton
Tom Marshall
Various 1900s Local Incidents and Political Tensions
James Kerr dies at home in New Fachette New York a Democratic committeeman and longtime friend of William J Bryan. John M Connelly a fireman murdered in Proctor Knott. Night riders burn J C Mc Clure store in Sherburne Bath County Kentucky. M Iswolsky Russian foreign minister canvassing world for policy support. Union footballer Jais injury sidelining him two weeks. Trea raised 125000 ounces of silver at 8 1 4 per ounce. Belgium to assume sovereignty over the Congo per treaty on Neserntiaen date. Persia agrees to join Shanghai port talks on restriction of opium trade. Lyneberk jailed in Kingston Tennessee lynching attempt shot. Western Maryland railroad to spend 1250000 on new equipment.
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James Kerr
Pennsylania
New Fachette
Xny
William J. Bryan
John M. Connelly
Masabe Road
Proctor Knott
Duluth
J. C. McClure
Sherburne
Bath County
M. Iswolsky
Russhan
Anits
Dunia
Cuntain Purr
Farguard
Tenai
Jias
Neserntiaen
Pershi Mis
Shanghai
Optum
Lyneberk
Kingston
Tenn
Foln King
Western Maryland Railroad
Pew
Shoes Styles for Men and Boys at Abe Kaatz
Advertisement notes new All America and Varsity shoe brands in velour calf and kid skins. It promotes men and boys footwear, work shoes, and Mishawaka rubber goods. Sells from Abe Kaatz, Clothing and Shoes for Mankind, in the south window.
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Mishawaka
Abe Kaatz
Balloon auto basket flight ends when wind fails
In Indianapolis a 116000 cubic foot master balloon carried two men, Carl Fisher of Indianapolis and C L Bumbaugh of Springfield, in an automobile tethered to the balloon. The plan to roll the craft into the car and return failed when no air currents appeared, sending the craft down near Southport after two hours ten minutes aloft. The largest balloon built, it had lifted from Illinois to Ontario on its initial voyage.
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Indianapolis
Carl G. Pisher
C. L. Bambaugh
Springfield
Aeromints
Dayton
Fisher
Southport
Ind
Batoon
Bumbaugh
Tndianapolis
United Mine Workers suspend Indiana district officers
Terre Haute Indiana October 31 The international executive board of the United Mine Workers of America suspended Indiana officials on October 23 A restraining order followed Saturday causing district offices to close to block the suspension Its supporters say full facts will be revealed at the November 9 court hearing
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Terre Haute
Ind
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Fourteen-Year-Old Girl Hurt In Wabash Train Crash
Myrtle Kurtz of Delphi Indiana suffered internal injuries and both of her legs were severed by a Wabash passenger train. The accident occurred as she walked from a street car to a side track near the main line while returning home to prepare for school.
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Delphi
Ind
Myrtle Kurtz
Cora
Kurta
Wellid
Irkan
Water Miracle Report Near Lazy Creek In Daurrisan County
In Corydon Indiana residents near Lazy Creek in Daurrisan County describe a miraculous event as the previously dry sluggish stream suddenly yields water. The five mile long creek, which feeds Indian Creek, had run dry during a long drought and left its bed barren until the unexpected flow appeared surprising the local community.
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Corydon
Ind
Lazy Creek
Daurrisan
Fienes- Ville
Diptheria Fear Prompts School Exclusion Action
Indianapolis reports nearly 1 000 children excluded from public schools in three weeks due to throat troubles and 174 diphtheria cases since October. Eugene Buehler, secretary of the board of health, warns of a possible epidemic if doctors do not take precautions.
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Indianapolis
Pabic
Coroner's Inquest Ends Disturbance in Virginia
At Holland Virginia the coroner ordered spectators removed for concealed weapons during the inquiry into Cyherius G. Jones's murder. Seven or eight pistols were found on patrons, a score of guns lay on the floor and sills. Witness Samuel Hardy was held on murder charges, bail denied. J B Jones, brother of the slain man, was found with two concealed weapons after an assault attempt on Wisrdy.
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Norfolk
Holland
Cyherius G. Jones
Samuel Hardy
Jones
J. B. Jones
Wisrdy
Debs Speaks in Milwaukee on Red Special
Eugene V. Debs arrived in Milwaukee aboard the Red Special and addressed three packed meetings in city halls. He predicted a Social-Democratic War would elect two Wisconsin representatives to Congress.
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Milwaukee
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Wisconsin
Balloon ascent covers forty miles in thirty minutes
North Adams Mass October 31. In 2 northwest guide William Van Sleet of New York and M Menard of Pittsfield rode the balloon Greylock rising to the southeast and landed in Whatley. The distance about forty miles by crow flies was traversed in thirty minutes.
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North Adams
Mass
William van Sleet
New York
M. Menard
Pittsfield
Whatley
Farman Demonstrates Airplane Flight From Mournieron
Henry Farman made a direct 20 mile flight from Mournieron to Rheims without incident at about a mile per minute, showcasing practical capabilities of the aero plane in France on October 31.
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Mournieron
France
Henry Farman
Rheims
To Prison at Sixty-Six
William Fulctner a Wall Street lawyer aged sixty six has been sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for grand larceny. He has been prominent as a churchman in New York.
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New York
Wiliam TH. Fulctner
Wall Street
Fuctner
Chicago Market Quotation Summary for Wheat Corn and Pork
Chicago markets show Wheat Dec at 1.005, May 1.046, Corn Dec 0.356, May 0.56, Oats Dec 0.485, Pork Oct 14.25 and Jan 16.15, Lard Nov 9.40, Short Ribs Oct 8.70. Cash Winter wheat and Spring wheat prices listed by grade. cattle and hogs receipts noted with price ranges. Buffalo N Y similarly reports slow trade with hogs at 5.00s and lambs to 5.75 per head.
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Chicago
Yale
Ilinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Fish Lake social raises seven seventy five in proceeds
The box social at Fish Lake was a success with proceeds of 7.75 dollars. Prizes went to Miss Hepler and Frank Conrad, music provided by the Fish Lake Corner bank, and Mrs. Carlson’s sale drew a good crowd with total sales near seven hundred dollars. Real estate transfers list multiple lots and land trades in nearby towns. A clothing ad notes fall suits and coats from Pelham and Viking systems, with a final line about trimmed hats at Mrs Domer’s.
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Miss Hepler
Frank Conrad
Fish Lake Corner Bank
Carlson
Louisa Holler
Ohio
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