Bryan's New York Club Moves Toward National Reform
The Herald reports William Jennings Bryan as the likely Democratic presidential candidate in 18, with a New York Democratic Club plan to broaden into a national organization. A Jefferson Day dinner at the Waldorf Astoria is planned where he may be praised as a conservative. The club aims to unite Democrats nationwide against perceived socialistic threats and to promote Bryan’s public stance after his world trip.
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Gotham bankers mingle with Money Kings at Waldorf reception
Special to The Sun reports J P Frenzel and associates of wealth in Gotham as Cincinnati banker J G Schmidlapp, Indianapolis financier John J Engel, and prominent Murdock family gather at the Waldorf Astoria. The event traces ties to the Dint tien syndicate across Ohio Indiana and West Virginia, with Boldt hosting and Sam Murdoch noted for paying the first hotel bill and aiding Boldt’s venture.
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Marian county Democrats elect county central committee
The Democrats of Marian county completed the county central committee by electing Theddora P. Davis as chairman Henry Friedman as vice chair Leroy Portreus as secretary and John E Hollett as treasurer The assembly at Marion hall saw smooth operation with Davis nominated by James E Berry who later declined to run as Mce chairman The meeting adjourned briefly over a rule dispute and delegates to nominate the county ticket at a forthcoming delegate convention are to be chosen at the county primaries
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Frank Brown
Hollech
Kansas City man ends life after reverses
L W Hoch of El Pato Texas killed himself in Kansas City after two failed attempts to end his life. Financial reverses caused him to take the fatal step, according to reports from the city desk.
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Tornado Tears Through Madison County Church
A tornado swept across southwest Madison County near Collineville on April 8, smashing the German Lutheran church during services. Pastor P Moyers urged fleeing congregants as the storm tore the building to pieces but none were harmed. A barn was lifted and carried, two freight cars derailed, yet the nearby mill and most of the town escaped damage. Prostrations were reported among women from fright.
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President to Move to Oyster Bay Years Summer Office
Roosevelt and his office force will relocate to Oyster Bay near Moore's grocery after the last week in June with a departure around June 25 or 46. The staff remains largely the same, except for Barrues who seeks the Washington postmastership, while Rudolph Forster takes Rame’s place. Loeb plans to sign a summer lease as quarters are prepared.
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Cairns Renounces Dowie At Zion City Sermon
Elder P A Cairns of Zion City told a Christian Catholic congregation that he has cast off John Alexander Dowie as a humbug and that the church has moved beyond a single autocratic ruler. He praised the people for rejecting Dowie and spoke of honesty over hollow promises.
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Japan's New Cruiser Ivome Launched at Tokyo
Tokio April 9 The new Japanese armored cruiser Ivome of 12 768 tons was successfully launched today, marking a milestone in the navy's modernization program.
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Meetings Near End Delay Conference Closure
Important matters may push the North Indiana Methodist conference adjournment to Tuesday. Alexandria crowd filled Sunday services as unfilled appointments linger. Changes reportedly planned for Muncie Kokomo Elkhart and Wabash pastors. Rev. John Stansfield of Indianapolis preached at the educational anniversary event. Religious services drew large crowds despite rain.
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Opera House
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May Wright Sewall, Leading Indianapolis Clubwoman and Educator
Founder of Spare Moments magazine describes May Wright Sewall of Indianapolis as the ideal clubwoman and homemaker. Born in Milwaukee to advocates of women’s equality, she later led the International Council of Women and founded over fifty women’s clubs. Sewall's belief centers on a large, educated, morally responsible woman influencing state welfare beyond her home.
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Bishop McCabe Opposes Labor Unions in Sermon
New York April 9 Bishop Charles C. McCabe told the East New York Methodist conference that his church opposes labor unions as they exist and oppose their world influence. He spoke in a Brooklyn church addressing charges against ministers by the Big Six.
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Man Pronounced Dead Revives After Casket Prepared
Hindsdale Kentucky April reports Butler an old man was pronounced dead after being merely ill. A physician noticed weakening heart action and barely perceptible breathing. two hours later he was declared dead with a casket ordered and burial arranged. Just before interment Butler sat up and asked for water, later improving rapidly.
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Lincoln Steffens to Indianapolis Graft visit provokes quiet comedy
A Sun interview with Marion county public figures reveals mixed awareness of Lincoln Steffens and his graft investigations. Mayors, county officials, and party leaders respond with humor and guarded words, noting Steffens’s public reputation while stressing local politics’ complexity.
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Two Apostles Dropped From Mormon Quorum In Utah
EAST LAKE CITY Utah April 3 Two members were dropped from the quorum of twelve apostles of the Mormon church at the church election Yeatening. Nomination read Apostles M F Cowley and J W Taylor had tendered resignations on Oct 2 for not being in harmony with the quorum. Taylor and Cowley are the polygamiet apostolics who could not be found when they were mu b penned before the senate committee on the Reed Smont investigation.
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Pennsylvania Lines Tour Rates and Schedules
A clipped timetable notes Terre Haute and Return fare of $1.25 and Greencastle and Return $1.00. Sunday April 15th services show departures from Indianapolis at 7:20 a.m. and return to Terre Haute by 7:30 p.m. The fragment mentions a brochure or contact at phone 133%.
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MARION DELEGATION IN PLAY AS PRIMARY FIGHTS UNFOLD
Marion county delegates to the Republican state convention hinge on Monday primaries at Claypool hotel. Key figures include Sheriff Ed Squimer and Buckwalter allies backed by Oscar Hadley and Watson, with ward leaders in the Ninth and First wards shaping the county slate. Candidacies of Thompson Fassett Cotton Ruckershaus and Akin draw interest as arrangements for credentials and canvassing move forward before the convention.
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Six Players Released by Indianapolis Club
Manager Watking of the Indianapolis baseball team cut six players who failed to meet expectations. Outfielders Warne and Murphy infielders O'Brien and Redden and pitchers Plickers Klein and Grimes were released. Kraft and one Cominger brother from Danville were sent to Muncie for a year’s schooling, while catcher Mike Kahoe reported back after a Cincinnati delay and will begin practice immediately.
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Central Railroad Builds Theft-Resistant Bayway Station
The Central Railroad of New Jersey completed a corrugated steel and concrete station at Bayway on the Shum shore One to deter thefts after two wooden stations vanished. The day agent remains, but at night no one is on duty. a prior wooden station disappeared about two years ago and was never found.
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Oil price dispute leads to telephone taunt in Lakewood
In Lakewood New Jersey April 2 a Scrippe McNarrene Association report describes a quarrel between John D Rockefeller and a grocer over oil pricing. The grocer charged 14 cents a gallon. Rockefeller argued the store should charge 18 cents to stay in business. After a brief exchange Rockefeller ended with a cordial but firm farewell. The tale spread through town.
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Boys Want to Be Admirals Sees Navy Appointments Rise
Washington April reports show hazing trials at Annapolis and congressional wrangling drawing attention to the Naval Academy. Ambitious youths seek admiralty by touting athletic feats and physical prowess while some letters jokingly threaten mock combat to prove fitness for appointment.
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Deficit Is Gone Good Times For Whole United States
Washington reports a fiscal year with a projected surplus of at least 10 million dollars, a sharp improvement from a near 2 million deficit last year. Revenue gains come from import duties and War Department taxes while spending is trimmed under Cannon and Tawney.
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