Stevenson and Dockery Open Missouri Campaign in Sedalia
In Sedalia Missouri on August 21 Adlai E Stevenson and A M Dockery spoke before about 40000 supporters. Stevenson urged anti monopoly policies and bimetallism including silver restoration to money. He criticized imperialism citing distant territories demand heavy costs and a growing standing army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
A. M. Dockery
Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
Steverson
Democratic Party
Yahor
Stevenson
Philippine Islands
Bryan Speech Highlights National Issues in Topeka
Lincoln Neb Aug 21 W J Bryan’s Topeka speech runs about 4000 words and sketches where democrats and populists concur. He weighs trusts prosperity and gold, and casts imperialism as the central issue with figures on militarism burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
s.Topeka
Bryan
Earl Rosslyn to Return to Stage in London
Earl Rosslyn, famed Boer War war correspondent, will return to the stage this fall in London. He sought a China posting but was rejected after a cabling error sparked premature rejoicing over Pretoria’s surrender. Countess Rosslyn, separated from the earl, plans a theater appearance and reportedly threatened divorce while he was held at Pretoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl Rosslyn
China
Pretoria
Great Britain
Rosslyn
Births and Deaths and Marriages Recorded
Birth notices include Wm and Dora Jones a boy Jesse and Addie Ebaugh a boy James and Lillian Poole a girl Nathan and Iva Smith a girl H and Lizzie Brinkman a boy M R and Della Stewart a girl Chas and Cora Doran Owen and Mary Owens Silas and Wadson John W and Cora Sluss a girl Typhoid fever claims Jessie Snively and senile exhaustion claims Walter Ellis at insane hospital Mary Ent epilepsy infant Brinkman and infant Stuss exhaustion and other illnesses. Marriages list Roy Jones and Anna White Walldée Creoomes and Amanda Withers Ernest Sanders and Bertha Etta Wm Lutz and Rosa Noffsinger Chas Lawton and Pearl M Gill Newell Bastin and Ollie Leonard Wm Smith and Blanche Willhide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W
Cora M. Sluss
E. Severteenth-st
Jessie Snively
Louisiana-st
Walter Ellis
Insane Hospital
Mary E. Ent
Brinkman
Jefferson Ave
Stuss
Harmenny
Bryan Ave
Wees Pierkin G. Peckover
Morris
Hildridge
St. Peter
Congestion
Charlie Burton
Perthisis
Jessie Stevenson
Massachusets Ave
Roy Jones
Anna White
Walldée Creoomes
Amanda Withers
Ernest Sanders
Bertha Etta
Wm. Lutz
Rosa Noffsinger
Chas. Lawton
Pearl M. Gill
Newell M. Bastin
Ollie Leonard
Wm. Smith
Blanche Willhide
Building Permits and Project Details
A list of building permits including names and addresses with project types and costs. Notable entries include James Crabtree addi tion 150, Edward Pierson frame house 900, J F McLeary cottage 909, D and H Gleason cottage 1200, Kate Dugan remodel 800, and multiple repairs and additions with varied amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crabtree
Cushing-st
Addition
Edward Pierson
Michigan-st
Thomas Owens
Belmont-ave
Neerman
Detroit-st
C. Schako
Buchanan-st
Adition
Johanna Herlihey
Cornell-ave
R. Rasmussen
Pleasant-st
D. and
H. Gleason
Davis-st
J. F. McLeary
Sheldon-st
F. Pottmann
Ransdell-st
L. Schwab
Washington-st
Kate Dugan
Patterson St
Bromide Brand Clarified in Laxative Bromo Quinine
The notice explains a common confusion between Bromide and Bromide containing products in Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It warns buyers to ensure the product is genuine Brome and not Bromsige, to avoid inferior remedies and ensure proper relief from colds.
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Sbromo
Conviction Bid in Youtsey Case and Juror Selection Debate
In Georgetown Kentucky Col W R Nelson for Henry Youtsey appeals for a jury drawn from a wheel not deputies into county sections. Powers attorneys plan a new trial motion claiming jurors discussed verdict with neighbors before selection. George F Weaver perjury trial set for Wednesday. Ex Gov Brown notes new trial motion for Powers expected Wednesday.
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Georgetown
W. R. Nelson
Henry Youtsey
Powers
Tom Campbell
Cincinnati
Youtsey
George F. Weaver
Brown
Rumored Shooting Near Engle Creek Ruled Unconfirmed
Police were asked on Tuesday about a report of a shooting affray near Engle Creek. Witnesses claimed several revolver shots were heard around 1 a m, but officers said they had no record of such an incident.
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Engle Creek
Arnold Must Face the Music
Julian Arnold son of Sir Edwin Arnold must face extradition to England over embezzlement of sixty thousand dollars from the estate of John Danville Taylor.
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Arnold
San Francisco
Julian Arnold
Sir Edwin Arnold
England
John Danville Taylor
Divorce actions and local notices in Indianapolis
George M seeks divorce from Mary W Chapman for desertion while Anna H asks divorce from Charles E Bailey on abandonment charges. Also notices of a health association meeting, a battlefield reunion, rail and streetcar industry items, a murder case express car orders, and various local incidents and business moves in Indianapolis.
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George M
Mary W. Chapman
National Health Association
German House
Indiana Infantry
Court House
Anna H
Charles E. Bailey
Pennsylvania Raiload
Malott
Vandalia
Robert Keith
W. B. Holton Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Quigley Council
Merrill and
New Jersey Sts
Second Infantry
Chicago
Monument Steps
General Assembly
Mount
Insurance Trust
Vina Dipner
Woodlawn-ave
H. M. Stillwell
Indiana-Ave
Mysterious Blue Mask Suspect Sought in Kate Scharn Murder
New York police trace Kate Scharn’s movements from Sunday to Saturday and identify two suspects, a shopmate and a tall man in black. They recover rings pawned by a man described by officers, with a hammer beating and strangulation believed to be the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kate Scharn
Miss Scharn
Sanders Bagged Again In Gambling Sweep
Detectives Morgan and Holtz arrested Charles Sanders at 537 E Washington on a charge of running a policy game. Police found policy slips and advertising bills with coded drawings linking Frankfort or Louisville results. Supt Quigley says officers will raid cigar stores and patrols will continue, with mobile city stores visited in uniform by bicycle police.
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Morgan and Holtz
Charles Sanders
E. Washington Sr
Frankfort
Louisville
Quigley
South Bend Woman Prophetic Visitor Jailed in Toronto
Mrs Elberson, a South Bend woman known as a prophetess, arrived in Toronto about three weeks ago and has been holding meetings. Police, citing numerous complaints, have jailed her as her mental condition is to be investigated.
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Toronto
Ont
Predicted His Own Death Fulfilled in Indiana
Henry FR Shaver of Lake City had recently been located in Berrien county Michigan. He fell sick weeks earlier and predicted he would die on August 18. Letters found among his personal effects show he predicted his death to the exact date over a year ago.
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Laporte
Ind
Henry
FR. Shaver
Lake City
Berrien County
Mich
Merchants discuss mutual fire insurance plan amid price hike
Merchants consider forming a mutual fire insurance company if the trust pushes a 20 percent increase. No definite steps have been taken yet.
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Trust
Burglars Smash Register at Shea Grocery
Burglars destroyed a $300 cash register and opened the safe at M. C. Shea's grocery 242 Indiana Ave on Monday night finding no money inside. Police investigated and recovered damaged hardware with no robbery proceeds located.
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M. C. Shea's
Indiana Ave
Finley Attacks the Hub Hubbard in Pennville Paper
Charles P. Finley former Kentucky secretary of state attacks the mother hubbard dress in his Pennville newspaper calling it circus tent like in appearance and style.
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Charles P. Finley
Kentucky
Pennville
Population figures for St Paul and Minneapolis in twelfth census
Washington report gives census results showing St Paul, Minnesota at 163,632 this year, up from 133,156 in 1890, a rise of 30,476 or 22.89 percent. Minneapolis records 202,718, up from 164,738 in 1890, an increase of 37,980 or 23.05 percent.
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Washington
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Tight-wad Divorce Complaint Alleges Cruelty
Ida B. files for divorce from Fréd-Laxen citing cruelty toward her and their five children. She states they married in 1889 and recalls a time when he wished she would die or recover quickly because of the expense.
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Ida. B
Fréd -Laxen
Lyman Comments on Indianapolis School Board Meter Debt
Mr Lyman of Consumers' Trust refuses to reveal how the company will collect a bill from the Indianapolis school board. He denies knowledge of rumors about ownership changes and says no action will be taken unless the people decide on meter installation.
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Bement .Lyman
Consumers’ G23 Trust Company
Indianapolis School Board
Lyman
Manufacturers’ Company
Deitrich
Consumers’ Trust
Campers Brace Themselves As Wind Whips Tent
Maj. Miller recounts a brush with a nighttime cyclone near Broad Ripple. He slept with both tent ends open to catch air, then woke as a howling wind ripped at the camp, fearing the tent would lift off like a balloon if only one end had been open.
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Broad Ripple
Maj. Miller
George
Coroner's Office Faces Financial Crunch Says Auditor
The coroner's office warns of insolvency as only $25 of an $1,000 budget remains for expert testimony autopsies and chemical analysis. $75 is unpaid and $100 is left. council meets mid September. Dr Nash says bills will be honored eventually regardless of funds.
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Nash
Toll Gate War Amid Cass County Toll Gate Turmoil
Secretary Wilson says the governor cannot intervene in every local dispute and will act only if the sheriff requests aid after exhausting local resources. He emphasizes the governor won’t get involved unless officially appealed to.
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Wilson
Cass County
Terror of Flackville Man Faces Court Trial
George McColgin a colored man known as the terror of Flackville will be tried in Squire Stout's court Tuesday for assaulting Joe F Lowry a prominent Flackville farmer. The clash followed a 70 cent debt dispute from Sunday.
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George McColgin
Flackville
Squire Stout
Joe F. Lowry
Grape Nuts Claim For Digestive Health From Whole Wheat
The article argues bread dyspepsia stems from white bread starch not preprocessed by Nature. It praises Grape-Nuts for using whole wheat and barley to create predigested starch outside the body, claiming quicker relief from digestive troubles and a boost in strength and health after ten days to two weeks.
Chinese Viceroys Pledge Peace and Foreign Protection
Washington reports that the viceroys of Nankin and Hunan appealed to the powers to prevent violence toward China’s rulers and to ensure respect. They promised to protect foreigners, warning that disrespect to the empress dowager and emperor could trigger anarchy. The administration welcomed assurances of continued protection amid fears after Pekin’s fall.
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Washington
State Department
Nankin
Hunan
China
Pekin
Cabinet declines to appoint peace envoys in China
Washington reports the cabinet edited a reply to Li Hung Chang and informed him no peace envoys can be appointed now. The president believes China’s dominant government is unclear and mediation conditions remain unmet, delaying any peace measures.
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Conger
Li Hung Chang
United States
China
French Government Sees Chinese Crisis Near End
Paris reports the Chinese crisis is practically ended. French contingents now en route to China will land at Tonquin and await developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
China
Tonquin
Indianapolis Battery Heads to St Louis Drill
Indianapolis light artillery plans to compete in the interstate drill in St Louis during the first week of October. Captain Curtis will return from New York to command the battery.
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St. Louis
Pete
Capt
Curtis
New York
Prison Delegates Named for National Association Meet
Gov. Mount appoints Indiana delegates to the National Prison Association meeting in Cleveland from September 22 to 27. Delegates include Alvin Wert of Jeffersonville T J Terhune of Linton T J Chariton Plainfield Co G Thompson Lafayette George A Shideler Michigan City E H Nebeker Covington Miss Sarah F Keely Indianapolis Mrs Leona A Minturn Indianapolis Timothy Nicholson Richmond Amos W Butler Indianapolis T F E Ellison Fort Wayne C J Clark Indianapolis James E Greer Indianapolis James F Quigley Indianapolis.
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Gov. Mount
Indiana
National Prison Association
Cleveland
Alvin T. Wert
Jeffersonville
T. J. Terhune
Linton
T. J. Chariton
Plainfield
Co. G. Thompson
Lafayette
George A
AL. Shideler
Michigan City
E. H. Nebeker
Covington
Sarah F. Keely
Indianapolis
Leona A. Minturn
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
Amos W. Butler
T. FE. Ellison
Fort Wayne
C. J. Clark
James E. Greer
James F. Quigley
Indianapols
City Grain Market Wheat and Corn Prices Briefly Updated
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 72 cents on milling freight August 72, No 3 red 6 and a half cents, Oats dull with No 2 white 24 cents. Corn steady with multiple grades 38 to 44 cents. Hay steady with various timothy prices. Inspections report 5 cars wheat and 7 cars corn.
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Timothy
Chicago grain and dairy prices advance and decline
Market report from Chicago shows wheat rises with August at 1 for August delivery and September at 73 to 71 3. Corn slips around c to 38 34 for August and September. Oats mix moves with September 21 to 22 4. Provisions fluctuate with September pork at 11.10 to 10.82 per barrel and lard and ribs between 6.67 6.75 and 6.95 7.02. Butter and cheeses hold mixed gains across varieties, with eggs at 13 1 2 c and live poultry prices listed for chickens hens ducks turkeys and keene market ranges.
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Chicago
Youn Americas
Union Stock Yards Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
Union Stock Yards reports for Aug 21 show cattle receipts around 500 and hog receipts about 4 500 on Tuesday shipments. Prices listed include good to prime steers 1 350 lbs and up and various grades for calves cows and bulls, with hogs quoted good to choice medium and heavy and sheep receipts at 60 on Tuesday shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Ao Caee Tener
Cneeces LF Ogio
Seca
Interstate
Interstate Stock Yards cattle and hog price highlights
Aug 21 livestock market report shows cattle receipts, varied grades with prices for steers, bulls, cows, heifers and calves. hog receipts 1,170 with quoted ranges for 1,200 to 1,400 lb carcasses and lightweight cuts. sheep and lambs listings include spring lambs and yearlings with market quotes.
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Topeka
Earl
Dora Jones
Ein-st
Boy
Jesse and
Addie Ebaugh
Georgia-st
Powers Jury
Hugh McGowan
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Kansas City, Mo
Kingan & Co
Ada M. Carey
Westst
Georgia
Chesapeaike-sta
Andrew Jenson
W. J. Seeley
Alexander Lyon
J. E. Anderson
Alma Hanson
George Christenson
L. Montgomery
Alpha Boshon
Missourist
Meridian St
James N. Sheton
John Boville
Salvation Army
Alabama
Chiosts
Clement L. Stephenson
FE. W Koehler
Harriet W. Koehler
E. L.prether
Jemima Trucksess
Maria L. Carrick
John Franklin
E. Wabash Sr
Dugan and Wallace
Ida Meyers
Iohn Edwards
John Smith
Roll H. McBride
Perry Township
McBride
Eljah
Rail Xoni
Wes
Sanders
South Bend
Shea
MA Hubbard
Finley
Twin Cities
MR. Lyman
al. Waar
Coroner's Office
LYS
Uncle Sam
Indianapolis Light Artillery
The
Wim. H. Block Co
Lonsdale and
Wamsutta
Java
Pride of Columbia
Wm. H. Block Co
Prof. Kendall
Roosevelt
McKinley
Interstate Live Stock Market
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