Indiana Senate Rivalry Signals Unity Seek Between Fairbanks Beveridge
Drifting politics show Fairbanks and Beveridge moving toward a political alliance in Indiana to present a united front before 1905. Goodrich’s chairmanship appears won through promises to Beveridge supporters while fears of a larger split loom from McCulloch and Melveen’s possible blocs. The push aims to secure federal and state positions, with broader implications for upcoming elections.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Beveridge
United States
Denison
Terre Haute
George McCulloch
Muncie
McKeen
New Aspects of the Fight for Mayoral Nomination
The Taggart machine backs a South side candidate to split W F Moore’s vote aiding Joe Bell. Fred Grossart, city man tower of Indianapolis brewing, may be selected amid German support. Brewing employees likely back Moore. Northside Democrats may add names at the last minute. Republicans eye Moore for the Democratic nomination at the Aug 26 primaries hoping to defeat Fell.
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Its
Taggart
W. UF. Moore
Joe Bell
Fred Grossart
Awer
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Grossart
Charles C. Roth
Moore
Brewing Company
Mouare
Southside
Killin Moore
Northside
Democratic City Organization
Haines
Billy’ Moore
Republican Committee
W. Spencer
Maines
Muir
Spencer
Poll-takers used to help Bell's candidacy
Reported paid poll-takers hid behind doors at party headquarters to hustled for Bell. Chairman Fanning held private briefings with each poll-taker while a guard watched the entrance. Each worker reportedly received five pounds, with 195 precincts represented. Moore's supporters condemn the conduct as influence peddling.
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Bell
More
Fanning
Haline
Fannings
Moore
Board of Education Commends 5000 For School Distribution
5000 shears purchased for distribution to Cincinnati schools are commended by the Board of Education. August 10.
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Cincinnati
Edgation Aus
Grape-Nuts Recipe Hint From Pullman Car Cook
A Pullman Palace Car cook touts Grape-Nuts with coffee and sugar as a meal booster. He suggests mixing a third cup Grape-Nuts with hot coffee, allowing it to settle, then adding more sugar and eating with Grape Nuts. He also promotes Postum as a coffee substitute for breakfast or dinner.
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Pullman Palace
M'Kain Emerges as Potential Mayoral Candidate
Democrats grow dissatisfied with Joe Bell as mayoral hopeful. A. A. Mellain gains talk as a unifying alternative while city hall voices hint at disintegration of the Taggart machine. McKain, a steadfast Bryan loyalist, is not tied to any faction and could win cross support.
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Joe Bell
A. A. Mellain
Taggart
McKain
Bryan
State Democratic Organization
Moore
Béll
Admission hints at last election counting by Inspections
A well known Democrat and precinct committeeman says Tom Taggart would have named inspectors for the city elevon if he could have. The remark signals possible admission of how the last election was carried. Republicans control the council and will name all inspectors this year. two years ago inspectors were all Democrats.
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Tom Taggart
Bookwalter
Taggart
Moore faces pressure as Taggart machine may influence primaries
Moore’s camp fears last minute election tricks as Taggart machine seeks control of precinct officers. The fight centers on machine influence over poll supervision with possible court involvement. Moore considers legal routes for watchers, while supporters warn of potential legal challenges.
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Qe Moore
Taggart
Moore
Kaimman Fanning
Formaldehyde Man Fined to the Limit
John Schroder, a Warren Township dairyman, was fined 3100 on his guilty plea for possessing milk preserved with formaldehyde. Judge Daly stated the sentence would be the limit in such cases and warned there would be no appeal.
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John Schroder
Warren Township
Posses
fTis
Wasea General
Gunnise
Daly
Hhy
Curious crowds view would-be suicide victim at City hospital
At least 50 women visited O. H. Almorth after his failed gun self-harm attempt in Van, hoping to identify him or learn if he matched their sought rivals. The 22 year old, a former U S infantryman, explained recurring dyspepsia led to the act and that he could die someday.
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Almorth
O. H. Almorth
Van
Cain
Kentucky
Florence
Eighteenth United States Infantry
Wheeler
Cuba
Arboretum Proposal For Native Indiana Trees In Riverside Park
State geologist Blatchley urges creating an arboretum of Indiana native trees in Riverside Park noting about 110 species exist in the state and would largely grow there. He highlights educational value and urges preservation of rare kinds as several native trees are vanishing. Also reports Johnson’s corn crop outlook and a possible 15 bushel per acre sale by Barnard. The American window glass company pays a 2 580 dollar fee on 2 580 000 capital stock with Indiana agent Harry B. Smith. Publishing association of friends files articles with capital stock 80 000. Gov Durbin executes a requisition from Ohio for Benjamin Lands in Portland over a stolen seal skin jacket worth 200 dollars.
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State
Blatchley
Indiana
Riverside Park
Johnson
Benton County
Fowler
Barnard
Mr. Johnson
American Window Glass Company
Pennsylvania
Harry B. Smith
Hartford City
The
Window Glass Trust
Union Teamsters Stop County Work Over Stone Haul
County commissioners hire farmers at 2.5 cents a day to haul stone to Carter's Hill while union men demand 3.50. When refused, union threatens to arrest farmers for lacking vehicle licenses. David Phillipps was arrested Saturday for violating the vehicle ordinance. Work planned to proceed Monday.
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Carter's Hill
Teamsters
David Phillipps
Barber Accused of Violent Attack on Chickens Case
Waynesboro Georgia reports Sam Trowbridge a barber accused by Lucy Lester of luring her chickens with corn then using a2 razor to cut her throat. He was arrested and attempted to swallow morphine en route to jail. In custody he drew a knife and cut his throat.
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Waynesboro
Sam Trowbridge
Lucy Lester
Burglars Fail to Loot Dayton Revenue Vault
Burglars attempted to break into the vault at the office of the collector of internal revenue in Dayton Ohio. They drilled six holes two through, failed to manipulate the tumblers and could not remove the combination knobs. No theft reported.
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Dayton, O
Final Day for King and Queen Diving Horses at Fairview Park
Sunday marks the last show for the King and Queen diving horses at Fairview Park with Indianapolis Military Band concerts in the afternoon and evening. At Broad Ripple Park Prof Blondell performs water tricks at 4 30 pm including a mock battleship Maine finale. Sato Sunetaro and wife, Japanese conjurers, planned to visit the park next week.
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Fairview Park
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple Park
Blondell
Maine
Sato Sunetaro
Wek
Buddenbaum Barn Burns in Spontaneous Blaze
Fire destroyed W. C. Buddenbaum’s barn at 12 North Arsenal Avenue around 6:30 p.m. Friday. The barn held new hay and the flames produced a large light. Loss estimated at about $500.
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W. C. Buddenbaum
N. Arsenal Ave
Nurse Sues Street Car Company for 16000 Dollars
Clara R. Hick, a trained nurse, sues the street car company for 16000 dollars. She says she told the conductor twice she wished to alight at St. Clair Street Illinois Street, but as she rose to exit the car lurched, throwing her backward from a seat and causing permanent injuries.
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Clara R. Hick
St. Clair-st
Alleses
An Odd Nurse for Children Teething Remedy Ad
An old Sun newspaper notice promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming it soothes pain, softens gums, and cures wind colic and diarrhoea. It costs twenty five cents a bottle and offers telephone ordering to The Sun office.
Millionaire Heinze Entangled In Small Hat Dispute
Augustus Heinze famed copper magnate, fresh from a ten million dollar victory, loses his Panama hat at a Newark Long Branch hotel. A mistaken swap with leather maker Salomon leads to a letter exchange and a possible lawsuit over the missing hat and proposed linen replacement.
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Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company
KR. G. Salomon
Salomon
Long Branch
Panama
Rescue Through Smoke at Eclipse Machine Plant Fire
A Chicago factory fire at the Eclipse machine and boiler works trapped a sleeping family. Police officers forced their way through smoke to rescue Frederick Eismann his wife and two children as flames ripped through the building. Property loss is estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Eclipse Machine and Boiler Works
Frederick Eismann
Eismann
Admiral Sampson to Leave Charlestown Yard Command
Admiral Sampson will be detached from command of the Charlestown navy yard about Sept. 1. He will be succeeded by Rear-admiral Mortimer L. Johnson. Sampson’s health and his expected appearance before the Schley board of inquiry drive the action.
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Boston
Sampson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Mortimer L. Johnson
Schley Board of Inquiry
Stork rumored over Vanderbilt home in Newport
Aug 10 Newport reports a stork is hovering over the home of Alfred G. Vanderbilt, continuing a noted family legend in a light local item.
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Newport
R. L
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Dairyman John Schroeder Charged With Poison Milk
John Schroeder who runs a dairy on Churchmans Pike was arrested Friday on a charge of putting poison in milk. A sample secured Thursday by milk inspector Henry Langenburg contained formaldehyde, according to reports.
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John Schroeder
Churchman’s Pike
Henry Langenburg
They Are Prize Winners First Prize on Cabinet Photographs
Ponder wins first prize in cabinet photographs at Winona Lake contest honoring skillful studio portraits.
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Winona Lake
Indiana Dental College patient hours and photo studio visit
Indiana Dental College at S. W. Cor Delaware and Chiosis offers dental services from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for all kinds of dental work. Bring the baby to Bretzman’s Photograph Studio located at 142 South Illinois Street.
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S. W. Cor
Delaware and Chiosis
Bretzman
S. Illinois St
Colorado Excursions via Monon Route Ticket Sale Notice
Tickets on sale daily through Sept 10 for Colorado excursions on the Monon Route. Final return limit by October 31. For details contact ticket agents.
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Colorado
Monon
Lake Erie & Western Rail Fare to Sandusky
Train schedule and round trip fare from Indianapolis to Sandusky with departure Saturday night at 9:00 p m and return Sunday night at 9:00 p m. Seating details available at city office 28 S Illinois St.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Sandusky, O
Indianapolis
Sandusky
S. Ilinois St
Pennsylvania Lines Night Trains to Michigan Resorts
Advertises nightly 7 10 from Indianapolis with through sleepers to Mackinac Petoskey and other Michigan points. Low tourist rates and agents or W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis for particulars.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Michigan
Mackinac
Petoskey
Michigan Points
W. W. Richardson
Special Day Trip Train to Louisville from Indianapolis
A special round trip train priced at 1.50 leaves Indianapolis at 7:00 a.m. on Sunday August 11 and returns from Louisville at 7:00 p.m. from the Fourteenth Street station.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Fourteenth-st
Pennsylvania Lines Lake Maxinkuckee Return Special
Special train departs Indianapolis at 7 35 a m for Lake Maxinkuckee returning at 6 30 p m with a stop at Maxinkuckee assembly grounds both ways.
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Indianapolis
Maxinkuckee
Maiinkuckee Assembly Grounds
Vandalia Line Special Train to Terre Haute Return
Special service from Indianapolis departing at 8 a m and returning from Terre Haute at 7 30 p m tickets include admission to the grand band tournament at the fair grounds.
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Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Fair Grounds
Monday Blocks Grocery Sale Promises Bargains
A list style grocery sale advertisement details prices on salmon sardines trout macaroni pork and beans beans salt pepper vinegar baking powder bluing ammonia washing soda cocoa tapioca rice starch lye salad dressing pickles tea coffee and granulated sugar Havemeyer Elder's. The long list uses varied spellings and OCR errors but preserves the sale items and per unit prices.
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Pedgeertons Et LG
Coeesre
Java
Block Co opens Farwell & Co branch in Majestic building
The investment house J. W. Farwell & Co. expands with a new office in the Majestic building led by A. R. Thompson. Telegraph links set to major stock exchanges nationwide as a growth move in a Chicago and New York firm.
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J. W. Farwell &Co
Chicago
New York
Majestic
A. R. Thompson
Births Deaths and Marriages Notices Listing Various Individuals
A list of births and deaths with dates and addresses follows. Entries include Aug. 9 George and Venz Alabama-st boy, Dr Anderson. Aug. 5 Albert and Bowers Division-st girl, Dr Tollingsworth. Aug. 1 rank WW. and Rosanna Allen Meridian-st boy, Dr Starch. Aug. 9 William L. and Laura Howard Eddy-st boy, Dr Goar. Aug. 2 Ralph and Flora Easley Mc Clainsville boy, Dr Helming. Aug. 8 Mary Hebron Columbia ave Bright's disease, Dr Hodges. Aug. 5 Anna Kurtz Senate ave anaemia, Dr Brayton. Aug. 9 Clarence Ward Glenn ave lung trouble, Dr Hill. Aug. 5 Lewis Robinshan Brookerst kidney cancer, Dr Johnson. Aug. 9 Philip L. Jarrett W. Washington st gastritis, 168 months old. Aug. 8 James Saree Twentyeighth-st senility, Dr Karstetter. Aug. 7 Jane Warriner Madison ave old age, Dr Winter. Aug. 8 Frank W. Trees La Selle st accidental drowning. Aug. 7 Frank H. Hulsmann S.
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George and
Venz
Alabama
Anderson
Albert and Bowers
Tollingsworth
Rosanna Allen
Meridian
Box
Starch
William L
Laura Howard
Eddy
Goar
Joseph and Kirkpatrick
Warman-ave
Pettijohn
H. J
Askin
Blekesi
Jesse
Sophia
Fiemeir
Chestnut-st
Elming
Ralph and
Flora Easley
McClainsville
Helming
vAug
Mary Hebron
Columbia Ave
Bright
Hodges
Anna Kurtz
Senate Ave
Brayton
Clarence Ward
Glennave
Hill
Lewis Robinshan
Brookerst
Johnson
Philip L. Jarrett
Washington St
James Saree
W. Twenty-eighth-st
Karstetter
Jane Warriner
Madison Ave
Dr. Winter
Frank W. Trees
la Selle St
Frank H. Hulsmann
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P. W. Raidabaugh
Union Teamsters
Buddenbaum
Carlin and Lennox
California
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Meridian St
Clark Art Studio
Illinois
SUN Office
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Stork
Indiana Dental College
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WM. H. Block CO
Farwell & Co
Meridian-st
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Herbert Litterer
S. Capitol-ave
Bertha Seeley
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Frank R. Evans
Florence M. Jordan
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Minnie Doyd
Emma Mulligan
Ruth and
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H. Holbrook
New Jersey-st
James McHugh
N. Meridian-st
Starr Schofield
Minkner and
Astor-sts
Allas Engine Works
Martindale-ave
C. L. Holden
Dewey-ave
E. Luke
Warren-ave
Heiskell’s
Draggiste
Heiskell
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Philadelphia
L. Gilmore
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