Dewey Declares He Is A Democrat In Philadelphia
Admiral Dewey says he is a Democrat during a Thursday night interview in Philadelphia. He declines to discuss independent candidacy if McKinley and Bryan are nominated. He attends a benefit concert for Philippines families and humorously avoids campaign planning details. Mrs. Dewey notes her husband has a mind of his own and will think for himself.
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McKinley
Bryan
Philippines
Academy
Mrs. Dewey
City faces Dewey demonstration plan in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on April 6 the fate of a June Dewey tribute is unsettled. The Tenth Ward Democratic club passes resolutions denouncing the local press for supporting Dewey. The editor allegedly plans to switch support to Bryan.
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Columbus, CO
Admiral Dewey
Columbus
Tenth ‘Ward
Democratic Club
Press-Post
Dewey
Sryan
Oberlin alumni banquet in Ti foj in Chicago Victoria hotel
The Oberlin alumni association of Ti foj held its annual banquet at the Victoria hotel Chicago on Thursday night. Dr John Henry Barrows Oberlin president was the guest of honor and commented on Dewey's candidacy noting the flag is his platform but that it has been the platform of good citizens since the nation’s founding.
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Chicago
Oberlin Alumni Association of Tifois
Victoria Hotel
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin
Sonor
Dewey
éSai
Plot to Kill Prince of Wales Rumored in Brussels
Developments reveal an assassination plot against the prince of Wales. Sipide, a would be killer, confessed with three other youths behind the scheme. A witness list included Meert, 22, who was arrested after admitting the plan began when Sipido offered five francs to shoot the prince.
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Ees
Sipido
Bitter struggle in Cleveland machinists strike
April 6 report from Cleveland indicates a breakdown in talks as manufacturers refuse to meet with unions. A. J. Hill of the manufacturers relayed the message to O'Connell of the international union, signaling a firm stand and escalating the dispute. The workers vow to intensify the conflict.
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Cleveland, O
O'Connell
International Union
A. J. Hill
Theanufacturers
Cleveland
Gooked State Officials In Michigan Fraud Case
Gen A F Marsh former inspector general of Michigan was found guilty of fraud in sale and repurposing state military supplies. He faced charges with Gen W L White quartermaster general and Col Eli R Button. The trio allegedly caused about 323000 in losses and one member fled to South Africa.
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Lansing
Mich
A. F.marsh
Michigan
W. L. White
Eli R. Button
Pingree
South Africa
Warships of Russia and Japan Exchange Shots
Advices from Japan report a March torpedo attack by a Russian cruiser on a Japanese battleship near Hakodate. The Japanese fired several shots at the assailant. all shots missed.
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Russia
Japan
Vancouver
B. C
Hakodate
Quaker Democratic Ticket Nominated in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 6 The state Democratic ticket announced includes Gen P Grayleck for Auditor Henry Grimm and N M Edwards as congressmen at large Col James M Guffey ex Gov Robert Pattison John E B Keenan W H Sowden James Kerr Rufus K Polk Chas J Reily John M Garman electors Lt Gov Coffroth Kaul and Germer as electors and delegates to the national convention.
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Harrisburg
Thursy
Gen
P. Grayleck
Henry Grimm
N. M. Edwards
Col
Robert &. Pattison
John EB. Keenan
W. H. Sowden
James ‘Err
Rufus K. Polk
Chas. J.reily
John M. Garman
6. Bron
Coffroth
Kaul
Ger‘omer
Widow Sues Railroad for 10000 in Terre Haute Death
Ella Ruddie widow of Dennis Ruddle sues the Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Railway Co. for 10000 damages over the death of her husband a fireman on the freight train that went through the Wabash River Bridge at Terre Haute on February 23 1900.
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Ella
Ruddie
Dennis Ruddle
C., C. & St. L. Railways Company
Wabash River ‘Bridge
Terre Haute
Dewey presidential bid discussed by gold Democrats in New York
A Palmer and Buckner gold Democrat contingent claims Dewey was courted for a 1904 presidential run. Washington reports note a New York dinner hosted by William Whitney with Wallace arranging acceptance via Mrs. Dewey. Premature public talk, Dewey’s personal opposition to McKinley, and Lamont’s credited role are discussed.
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Ner
New York
Wm. C
Carpenters Push For Unity In Strike Standoff
Union carpenters show growing optimism as contractors sign on to an agreement. Harry Travis and Labor Commissioner McCormack visit contractors, wards divided into districts to monitor job sites, with a key note meeting Friday night at the union hall on E Washington. Non union workers at Hubbard site express sympathy with strikers and refuse work until the dispute ends.
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Harry Travis
McCormack
Ward 13
W. F. Hubbard
Illinois
Thirty-eighth-sts
Carpenters
Union Hall
E. Washington St
C. S. Cones
Peace Among Plumbers With Union Says Masters Likely to Accept
The Plumbers union forms a joint committee with the Masters association to reach an immediate agreement. Journeymen at headquarters on Friday praised their bosses and indicated no hard feelings while a new proposition awaits the masters if the scale is fair and lasting.
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Plumbers’ Union
Masters’ Association
Bargain Page Highlights Across Local Stores
Danbury offers $2 hats as winners while Stephens' price hats draw attention. Conrad sells ladies suits on payments. Foxed line page shows grocery prices. Wasson’s Easter novelties and 5 to 50 cent items. Dollar neckwear at 6 cents. high grade reels hats at $4. golden oak rocker 89 cents. fire sale at 5 to 500 cents on the dollar. Three for 25 cents, a dozen for 1.90. cane corn prices. 13 pounds sugar for 1.00. 16 inch golden oak table 23 cents. men and women earn 10 per week.
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Court House
Wasson
The
Eagle
Reliable
Star Store
Stout
Massachusetts
H. H. Lee
Saks
Standard Tea Co
People's
Goebel Slayer Paid $1600 in Orchestrated Assassination
Courier Journal reports details from state attorneys alleging Golden Culton and Youtsey provided evidence about Goebel's killing. A Clay County feudist is said to have been paid $1600 and escorted home by soldiers after the murder. The tale claims a plan to incite a riot in the legislature and kill Democratic members.
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Golden
W. H. Culton
H. E. Youtsey
Goebel
Clay County
Cincinnati
Beckham Wins Court of Appeals Ruling in Kentucky
BECKHAM IS GOVERNOR FRANKFORT Ky April 6 The court of appeals on Friday affirmed Judge Field s decision in favor of Gov Beckham confirming his legal victory in the dispute.
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Frankfort, Ky
the Court
Field
Taylor Drew His Pistol in Kentucky Governor Office
Louisville state senator George H. Alexander testified before the grand jury about Governor Taylor's reaction after the Goebel assassination. Alexander said Taylor was agitated and drew a pistol from his desk, crying out in disbelief as crowds cried Goebel had been killed. He hid behind a tree on Lewis Street. Wharton Golden and Henry E. Youtsey were noted as subsequent witnesses.
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Ator
George H. Alexander
Louisville
Alexander
Taylor
Goebel
Lewis St
Wharton Golden
Golden
Henry E. Youtsey
Has Youtsey Confessed in Goebel Assassination Case
In Frankfort Kentucky April 6 the Goebel assassination case surfaces a claimed confession by Henry E Youtsey detailing the fatal shot. It is believed immunity may be granted to Youtsey while GOP leaders and cautious Democrats hope Gov Taylor is not implicated in the alleged plot.
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Frankfort
Goebel
Henry E. Youtsey
Youtsey
Gov. Taylor
Governor Taylor Decides to Surrender on Bond If Warrant Issued
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 6 Governor Taylor retracted his pledge to die in his boots rather than be arrested in the Goebel case. Officials say he will quietly submit if a warrant is issued and he is allowed to post bond. A warrant is expected by Saturday.
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Frankfort
Taylor
Goebel
Coal miners and operators clash in Brazil Indiana strike
Black coal miners and operators met and argued all morning in Brazil Indiana on Friday then adjourned with no settlement in sight. About three thousand miners are idle as both sides hold firm on powder and weekly pay day issues. Coal prices rose 25 cents Friday.
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Brazil
Ind
Evans Drug Store Case Stirs Marion County Court
Judge orders perjury indictment if witnesses prove falsity. Hamlin found guilty of selling liquor without a license. clerk fined for illegal liquor selling. A neighbor funded a case to convict. Wimmer and others testify to bribes and false statements as the trial reflects tensions over the drug store's activities.
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Samuel Hamlin
Mary Evans
Twenty-fifth and
Meridiansts
George Sorrells
John Wimmer
Optician
N. Pennsylvania Sr
G. L. Paxton
Albert Meissen
Wm. Petty
Paxton
Squire Hay
Sorrelis
Sorrels
Hamlin
Pugh
Alford
House Republicans Back Puerto Rican Bill Amid Hawaii Debate
In Washington on a Friday session Pettigrew attacked the Associated Press as a paper trust while Sullivan supported seating Quay. The Indian appropriation bill and Hawaiian home rule provisions advanced as Hill urged removing a Hawaiian delegate, preferring a territorial commissioner. The Republican caucus agreed to concur with Senate amendments on the Puerto Rican bill despite a muted protest.
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Washington
Senate
Thurston
Sullivan
Pettigrew
Associated Press
Quay
House
Hawaii
Hill
Congress
United States
House Republicans
Cooper
Wisconsin
Moody
Massachusetts
Vast Forgery Ring Exposed In Bond Scam Across States
Chicago April 6 officials of Evanston based Northwestern gas light and coke company disclose a forged bond scheme linked to a nationwide gang. Pinkertons report 27500 dollars seized in Chicago with 1928 maturity bonds dated 1898, and authorities estimate over 300000 dollars taken by unsuspecting bankers. The thieves remain at large as investigators pursue several suspects in multiple cities.
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Chicago
Erie Railroad
North- Western Gas Light and Coke Company
Pinkertons
Gas Company
W. A. Pinkerton
Coal Strike Hits Hopkins County Miners Demanding Indianapolis Scale
About 1600 coal miners in Hopkins County Kentucky walked out on Friday demanding the Indianapolis scale. The strike follows a year of unionized labor and weaker wages under poorer conditions. President Mitchell sees potential settlement at the Tuesday joint conference as miners consider waiving weekly pay if powder issues are resolved.
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Hopkins County
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Indiana
Trust
New Arcade opens after renovation with largest Indiana clothing stock
The New Arcade clothing store at 10 E. Washington Street reopened Thursday night after a thorough refit. Managers claim Indiana’s largest clothing supply spans three floors with distinct areas for men boys and children. Montant Bros orchestra played as thousands visited and received boutonniere bouquets.
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E. Washington Sr
Indiana
Montant Bros
Another Bag of Money in Marion County Budget
County auditor calls special Marion county council meeting for April 16 to review estimates for a new heating and lighting system for the courthouse and jail. Bids for the power house and iron and steel work exceed expectations and the plant costs may top 365000, requiring additional appropriation. Experts’ review of county records expires April 21, with further funds likely needed.
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Smith
Marion County Council
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area through April 7
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for 36 hours ending 8 p m on April 7 shows fair conditions. Early morning temperature around 44 F, by noon about 65 F, rising to 69 F by 2 p m with pleasant Friday night and Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Robbers Burn House After Fatal Birmingham Theft
In Birmingham on Thursday midnight two masked robbers broke into Jos. Scotts home, killed him with a shot, and looted the residence before setting it ablaze. They cut city water to six houses, delaying efforts to control the fire.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jos. Scott
Republicans Gather at Washington Ind for State Convention Talk
A Washington Indiana gathering drew candidates and local leaders to discuss the state convention chairmanship. J Frank Hanley emerged as a contender while Griffiths and Hogate attended. Dialogues referenced Abraham Lincoln Frank Cunningham and potential presiding from Senator Fairbanks with Puerto Rican policy shaping the party line.
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Washington
Ind
J. Frank Hanley
Mr. Hanley
Abraham Lincoln
Frank Cunningham
Evansville
Griffiths and
Hogate
Fairbanks
Hawaiian Bill Passed in House as Friday Vote Ends
Washington dispatch reports the Hawaiian bill cleared the house on Friday afternoon with final passage. The measure would set terms for governance and potential state relations with the territory.
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Washington
House
Air argument before Federal judge Woods Friday afternoon
A fragmented OCR item notes an air argument before U.S. District Judge Woods on Friday afternoon. Details are sparse and no further context or entities are clearly readable.
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Woods
A. Dex
Mrs. Flora Marsee Dies After Weeklong Illness
Mrs. Flora B. Marsee widow of Dr. J W. Marsee died Friday morning at her home 708 N New Jersey St after a week's illness from cerebral meningitis She was 42 and a lifelong resident Two children Mary D and Noble F survive her.
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Flora B. Marsee
J. W. Marsee
New Jersey St
Mary D
Noble F
Sur
Boers Capture Five Companies Near Bloemfontein
Gen Roberts reports a reverse near Bloemfontein as five infantry and mounted units are captured by Boers within five miles of the city. The detachments, including Royal Irish Rifles and Ninth mounted infantry, were surrounded and surrendered after days of engagement. Gatacre and Camerons were ordered to aid Reddersburg and Bethany following the loss.
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Roberts
Bloemfontein
Royal Irish Rifles
Ninth Mounted Infantry
Reddersburg
Bethany Station
Gatacre
Springfontein
Bethany
Victory for Methuen at Boshof
General Methuen’s wire reports from Boshof in the Orange Free State April 5 state Gen Villebois is dead and a body of Boers has been captured. Seven Boers killed, about eight wounded. British losses four killed and seven wounded. four hour attack. Fifty four Boers captured. Dispatches note artillery fire near Bloemfontein and cavalry supply issues.
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London
Methuen
Boshof
Orange Free State
Bloemfontein
Gatacre
Clements
Roberts
Broadwood
Pretoria
Cecil
Ramathlabama
Edward Cecil
Lord Salisbury
Mafeking
Plumer
Col
Kimberley
Villebois
Villebois de Maruil
Joubert
Lorenzo Marquez
Free State
Unruly Health Officers Debate Violations and Policies
State board of health met at 3 30 p m Friday to review three months of work and plan future actions. Two health officers from smallpox districts face charges for violations amid citizen complaints. The board discussed ditching in Starke county that lowered Cedar Lake by five to six feet and left rotting plant matter. Prosecutions will target several Washington county physicians for failing to report smallpox cases. fines up to 100 dollars may be imposed once evidence is gathered.
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State Board of Health
Starke County
Cedar Lake
Washington County
Bargains in Food Attract Housewives In The Sun
Bargains in food are especially attractive to housewives with numerous offers highlighted in The Sun's popular liners on page 7. Read them and profit by them as the advertisements promise savings and value for daily shopping.
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SUN
Simon Recovery Probable After Shooting
W Fred Simon, shot Wednesday by Fred Kettlehake, shows marked improvement Friday. Doctors at Deaconess Hospital say he will probably live. Prosecutor Pugh visited the patient and Simon said no deposition was needed, signaling he intends to recover.
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Fred Simon
Fred Kettlehake
Dearconess
Prosecutor Pugh
Simon
Seattionaxe
British Boer War Trench Feats Reported in Vivid Letter
A Pretoria dispatch published in the World and Frida describes a 1000 strong Boer force defending trenches near Ladysmith. Howard C. Hillegas details a family unit of four men and their wives repelling a British advance until all 14 Boers perished. He notes the brave women at war and shares scenes of civilians aiding the fighters.
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New York
Pretoria
The
World
Frida
Sooop
Ladysmith
Howard C. Hillegas
Ietter
Boerma
Mr. Yankee
Rumor Lord Wolseley for Chelsea Governor Post
London April 6 rumor says Lord Wolseley after his term as commander in chief ends next autumn may succeed Sir Donald Stewart as governor of Chelsea. The appointment is reserved for military men of high standing.
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Lord. Wolseley
London
Lord Wolseley
Donald Stewart
Chelsea
Ambush Kills British Officer and Captures Papers in Brandport
A Boer camp dispatch reports Col Broadwood’s comrade ambushed at Brandport last Saturday. Commandant Dewee shouted to two officers to surrender. one killed his mate after he raised his arms, the other shot him. Three hundred eighty nine British prisoners were taken, and all secret papers and invasion plans from 1897 to 1899 were seized.
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London
Brandport
Col. Broadwood
Comroy
Dewee
Republics
The Bike Opening in Indianapolis 1900
Bicycles of 1900 debut in Indianapolis on Friday night with lavish dealer decorations and amusements. Koehring & Bro. offer a phonograph act, the National bicycle store hosts an anti trust reception, and Jap Clemens leads a band at the Fowler store. Cars on display at Fisher’s include Dudorduten Elgin autos and three orders for French machine. Dr. A. Byer plans a Mexican town medicine tour.
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Indianapolis
Cc. Koehring & Bro
Rambier
Iver Johnson
National Bicycle Store
Clemens
Fowler
Wil
Indianapolis Cycle Company
Pioneer
Cleveland
Mueller
Stearns, Grande and Orient Me
Elgin
C. G.fisher's
Fisher
Seagom
A. Byer
Maj Savage and Frank S Clark Camp Seek New Members
Maj Richard Henry Savage of New York has applied for membership in the Frank S Clark camp. The Clark camp, composed of veterans who served, includes Maj Savage who led the first battalion of volunteer engineers in Cuba. Non resident members include William Warner of the battleship Baltimore Morris J Seamon and Frank T Baker.
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Frank 8. Clark
Frank S. Clark
Richard Henry Savage
New York
Maj. Savage
Cuba
Clark
Clark Camp
Yeoman
Wiliam ‘Warner
Baltimore
Morris
J. Seamon
California
Frank T. Baker
Colorado
Smashed Door and Dishes: Owens Tries Home
William J. Owens, a barber of 413 West York Street, on a night out and trying to return home, attempts to reach his residence at 416 West New York Street but encounters a smashed door and disrupted entry.
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William J. Owens
Barber
York-st
B. Elbert
W. New
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