Foulke Defends Liberal Reading of Jefferson in Campaign Speech
William Dudley Foulke addressed a Republican rally at English's Opera House, defending Jefferson from Bryan's quotes. He argued the Declaration of Independence expresses an ideal rather than literal truth, noting the need for constitutional limits and that majority rule requires checks.
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William Dudley Foulke
English
Opera House
America
John
B. Cockrum
Mr. Foulke
Bryan
Washington
Franklin
Jefferson
Lincoln
Foulke
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Wwe
Local hunter killed by tiger in India
Paul Rosenfield of Fall River Massachusetts dies at 28 during a tiger hunt in India. Word of the fatal encounter reached his hometown Saturday.
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Fall River
Mass
Paul Rosenfield
India
Rosenfield
Gresham Declared Insane After Drink and Delusions
John Gresham, 3 percent, unmarried, was declared insane Saturday by the commission. He is said to drink to excess and to write letters to God and imagine he is to marry Helen Gould.
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John ‘Gresham
Cormmelgsion
Helen Gould
Plot claim against Lake County official and Chicago figures
Armin Benedek, a former Hungarian army officer living in Chicago, charges three public officials and a businessman with conspiracy and abduction. He alleges Maurice Lundin hunted him after rivaling his patent medicine business, and that Lake County officials coerced his removal from Chicago to Crown Point where he endured 30 days of harsh confinement and near-starvation. He claims he aged thirty years and left a note hidden in a released prisoner's shoe.
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Chicago
Armin Benedek
Maurice Lundin
Hammond
Ind
Benedek
J. McAleer
Lake County
Indiana
Flowers Sent to Murderer Spark Controversy in Marysville
Sheriff Robinson received a box from Columbus with pink and white carnations for Rosslyn H. Ferrell, the Messenger Lane slayer. He refused to allow the prisoner flowers, citing fear of undue sympathy, and returned the bouquet to Misses Elton and Roane who may be the senders.
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Marysville
Sheriff Robinson
Eton
Peane
Columbus
Tollgate Standoff at Delaware Bridge
Rebecca Linn, a tollgate keeper in New York, armed with a revolver, deterred 30 laborers who tried to force the Delaware bridge toll. She warned Stop or all shoot and the crowd capitulated after the pistol hammer clicked, the leader paying the toll.
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New York
Rebecca Linn
Delaware River
Miss Linn
Face Painted Man Charged With Assault
Charles Hiatt was arrested Friday for assault and battery with intent to kill after striking John Snivisky, a second hand dealer at 353 W. Washington, with a brick following Hiatt waking to find his face painted red and blue. Ten stitches were required for Snivisky’s head wound.
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Charles Hiatt
Hiatt
Capital House
John Snivisky
Washington St
Snivisky
Population tallies from twelfth census
Washington reports New Orleans at 287 101 residents, up 43 065 from 242 039. Kansas City Missouri reaches 363 742, up 31 036 from 182 715. Kansas City Kansas grows to 51 418, an increase of 13 102 from 38 316.
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New Orleans
Kansas City
Kas
Doctor Sues Queen Liliuokalani Physician for Back Pay
Dr Charles E English private physician to Queen Liliuokalani sues for more than 5000 dollars claiming he sacrificed his practice to attend her and was promised 300 dollars monthly plus a 3000 dollar bonus if she continued his services. He says in July she dismissed him and would not pay the bonus.
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Honolulu
San Franscisco
Charles E. English
Liliuokalani
Mob fatally harms Irvin Love in Brookhaven area
Report states Irvin Love, a Black man, was killed by a mob near Norfield after robbing and burning a white farmer's house. Love had confessed, and authorities had detainned him in his home room. the mob released him and he died in a related incident.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Irvin Love
Norfield
Love
Morocco and France Confront as War Feared in Paris
Paris papers allege England instigated Moroccan natives to rebel against France while indicating inevitable conflict. French army and navy preparations are under way as tensions rise amid the dispute over expansion.
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Paris
Morocco
France
England
Indians and Tigers Rivalry Highlighted by Early Doubleheader
A 1500 crowd watched a Saturday afternoon Indianapolis at Detroit doubleheader. The opener stayed tight with Detroit leading 1 to 0 after four innings as both clubs turned a pair of double plays. Pitching batteries were Summer and Gardner for Indianapolis with Powers behind the plate and Yeager and Shaw for Detroit.
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Indianapolis
Summer
Gardner
Powers
Detroit
Yeager
Shaw
Wilson Critically Ill in Lexington
Private advices from Lexington report Hon. Wm. L. Wilson once postmaster general and president of Washington and Lee University is critically ill. He has hung trouble and friends fear the worst.
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Richmond
Lexington
Wm. L. Wilson
Washington and Lee University
Bass Jumping Tales From Merrill Moores and Judge Allen
Merrill Moores guests recount a canal trip near North Indianapolis where a three pound bass leaped into a boat striking Hugh Landon. A second tale by Judge H C Allen tells of a bass leaping into a canoe on Fall Creek wounding his hands.
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C. C. Hadley
Basslake
Hadley
Merrill Moores
Indianapolis
Hugh Landon
Moores
Landon
Merrill
H. C. Allen
Fall Creek
Central Ave. Bridge
Judge Allen
McKinley Won’t Attend G A R Reunion in Chicago
President McKinley said he cannot attend the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chicago because of pressing public business. Chicago counts on 300000 visitors as veterans fill the city for the event.
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Washington
McKinley
Chicago
Veterans Gather for G A R Encampment Traffic Swells
Chicago reports crowds flooding in as G A R national encampment opens with trains arriving daily. By Monday an estimated 10 000 veterans and 250 000 visitors are expected to fill the city, straining railroad service.
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Chicago
G. A. R. National
Mrs Boville to Speak at Salvation Army Meetings
Mrs. May Boville, a longtime public speaker and two prominent Salvation Army officers, will address the Saturday night and Sunday gatherings in the tent on Ohio Street near Alabama Street. Several leading musicians will assist at the 3 m Sunday meeting.
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May Boville
Salvation Army
Ohio St
Alabama St
Boville
Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice
Births list multiple couples with addresses and newborn or gender noted. Deaths record ages, causes, and locations. Marriages note several couples by name. Includes cities and street addresses for many entries.
Democrats Playing With Fire at Indianapolis Colored Convention
Chicago reports split views at the Republican national headquarters over efforts to force an endorsement of Bryan at the Afro American gathering in Indianapolis. Vice-chairman Payne warns that a successful endorsement could inflame race tensions and threaten Democratic supremacy in the South, with party divisions on policy likely to emerge.
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Chicago
Fryan
Indianapolis
Payne
Bryan
South
Shirt Waist Party Held At Progress Store In Indianapolis
The first real shirt waist party in Indianapolis took place Saturday at the Progress clothing store. All clerks wore modern garb, creating a refreshing sight while manager Bliss stood out in a coat due to a too large waist. Pink Hall wore a striped waist lacking lace.
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Indianapolis
Progress Clothing Store
Bliss
Pink Hall
Senator Fairbanks to Open Indiana Republican Campaign
Senator Fairbanks is assigned to formally open the Indiana Republican campaign on September 5 in Indianapolis. The meeting place has not yet been selected.
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Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Political tips rally as Bryan stalwarts gather in Hillave tent
J B McCullough speaks to Bryan stalwarts in Hillave and Sheldon streets as ward 1 marching club forms. Ward 12 Democrats organize with James W McGrew as president and other officers. Van Vorhis condemns imperialism at the ice trust. A Ward 15 marching club with 200 members forms at Stone Palace Hall with officers listed.
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J. B. McCullough
Bryan Stalwarts
Hillave
Sheldon St
Ward 1
Marching Club
James W. McGrew
John Farley
John Benham
Lee H. Geiserdorf
Bryan
Hill Ave
F. J. van Vorhis
Ice Trust
Stone Palace Hall
Meridian St
George Roth
Patrick Mallon
Luke Noon
Cristopher Gerhart
Burglars Loot Kipp Bros. Wholesale House
Robbers robbed Kipp Bros. fancy goods wholesale at 37 S. Meridian Street on Friday night. Entrance gained through a rear window and two satchels filled with knives and razors were found near the window. Loss valued at several hundred dollars.
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Kipp Bros
S. Meridian St
Building Permits For Repairs And Additions In City
W D Cooper 1411 Park ave repairs 1200 dollars Wm Harper 1262 McCarty st repairs 5 dollars M H Hubbard 529 Patterson st addition 200 dollars L Schmoe 248 S Woodside ave cottage 350 dollars Mary Sinsabaugh 1007 N Hunoiss repairs 50 dollars
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W. D. Cooper
Park-ave
Wm. Harper
McCarty-st
M. H. Hubbard
Patterson-st
L. Schmoe
S. Woodside-ave
Mary Sinsabaugh
N. Hunoiss
Carpenter William West Bound Over On Assault Charge
William West a carpenter of 1813 Arrow avenue was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of attempted criminal assault against Ethel Ambros II. The bond was set at 1500 dollars and posted Saturday morning in connection with the incident at Ambros home back of 64 Vermont street.
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William West
Arrowave
Ethel Ambros
Vermont St
Gardener Charles Nunn Acquitted in Impure Food Case
Gardener Charles Nunn was cleared in police court on Friday of selling impure foods and vegetables due to lack of evidence. Inspector Pritchard led the arrest, while Nunn claimed the charge stemmed from an old grudge and noted he once testified against Pritchard in a lawsuit.
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Charles Nunn
Nunn
Pritchard
McCormick Harvesting Co Wins Paris Exposition Honors
W H Dillman of Indianapolis reports McCormick harvesting machines win the grand prize at the Paris exposition. The company also earns a gold medal for binder twine and multiple medals in metallurgy factory machinery and other departments, the largest awards tally by an American exhibitor.
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W. H. Dillman
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
Indianapolis
City Life and Local Notices in Bloomfield and Indianapolis
Jesse seeks a divorce from Dora Bond after she deserted him in city life notes. Bloomfield mining oil and gas firm registers capital stock of 5000 dollars. Secretary Hunt attends Knights of Pythias convention in Detroit. Greenfield mustering of a national guard unit reported. Albert Lieber backs McKinley Roosevelt at Indianapolis brewing firm. Joseph Hoagland claims 5000 dollars from street car line after a fall at Blackford and Washington. Harry Locke sues Brower and Love for 10000 dollars over an arm loss in a mill accident. The Young Crescents beat the Ham mar Stars 2 to 5 with Crescent and Star battery. The Sun reports Liners beating Rocket Reserves 19 to 4 and later Riley Stars 7 to 0 with noted batteries.
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Jesse
Dora Bond
Bloomfield Mining, Gas and Oil Company
Capital Stock
Hunt
Detroit
Knights of Pythias
National Guards
Greenfield
Adjt
Gore
Albert Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Company
McKinley
Roosevelt
Joseph Hoagland
Street
Blackford and
Washingtonsts
Harry Locke
Brower & Love Bros
Cotton Mills
Young Crescents
Hammar Stars
Crescent Battery
Bloomer
Davis
Star Battery
Lyons
Hammar
the Sun
Rocket
Sullivan
O'Neil
Cohn
Wallace
Lovell
Hebner
Riley
Wilson
O’neil
Kern
Costello
Mountain climber regains strength after Postum and Grape Nuts
At 77 Warren S. Johnson of Golfax California recovered from weakness after swapping coffee for Postum Cereal Food Coffee and eating Grape Nuts breakfast food. A physician warned of death from old age, but Johnson gained 12 pounds and can undertake long mountain trips again. The ad cites brain and nerve benefits from the two cereals and claims ready availability at quality grocers.
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Warren S. Johnson
Golfax
Cal
G A R unit departs for Chicago amid varied headlines
Wire tips report a mix of incidents and rumors from across the nation. James Rocha of St Chicago is said to be insane from yellow tacks readings. Wheat may rise above a dollar per bushel per Chicago board chatter. Charles Scanlon of Chicago confessed to six burglaries. Roche, a county court entry clerk in Chicago, reportedly committed suicide. Bethlehem tested a new 18 inch Gathmann gun with success. A severe Norfolk electrical storm injures several. New York Central plans Weehawken improvements costing 4 million. C C York and brother in law Gondor killed by lightning. Warner Nebraska reports Bernard Froelick dying from lockjaw after a tree fall. Custeo Salvador arrested in New Orleans over McKinley assassination plot links.
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New York
Chicago
James Rocha
St. Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Charles Scanlon
J. At Roche
Bethlehem
Norfolk
New York Central
Weehawken
N. Y
York
Gondor
Warner
Neb
Bernard Froelick
St. Louis
Dayton
Custeo Salvador
New Orleans
McKinley
New York man bets on McKinley at 245 to 1 odds
Louis Wormser of New York wagered 40000 at 245 to 1 that McKinley would win and offered to stake 250000 more at the same odds. Indiana national committeeman New calls the wager a fine political barometer.
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Louis Wormser
New York
McKinley
New
Indiana
Interstate Live Stock Market Recap at Interstate Stock Yards
Receipts and quotations for August listed by stock category. Cattle show good to prime butcher steers 1100 1250 lbs averaging 4 5 to 5 0, feeders 900 1100 lbs around 4 0, cows and calves mixed ranges, veals and bulls priced, hogs 110 130 lbs and light to heavy categories, sheep and lambs with common to good ranges. Saturday shipments totaled 910 hogs and 450 510 lambs.
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Interstate
Market report from Union Stock Yards cattle and hogs
Cattle and hogs receipts listed for Saturday with price ranges by weight. Good to prime steers at 1,350 pounds and up, up to 50. Fair to medium, and common to good stockers and feeders cited. Hogs and sheep receipts noted with price bands for heavy, mixed, and light weights, plus lambs and stockers noted in ranges.
Chicago Markets Wholesale Prices Report
Chicago markets report a mix of grain and provisions with varied bid prices for wheat corn oats and futures futures show August and September contracts. Butter cheese and dairy products list creamery and dairy options with ranges for grades and packaging while live poultry prices cover chickens ducks turkeys and geese with per dozen figures.
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Chicago
City Grain Market Wheat Quiet and Mixed Quotations
Wheat markets show quiet No 2 red prices around 70 to 72 cents for August freight, corn holds dull with multiple white and mixed grades around 40 percent range, oats steady at 23 to 24 cents. Hay remains steady with timothy bids near 11 to 14 dollars, inspections report several cars rejected or unmerchantable in wheat and mixed corn grades.
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Timothy
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