Decisive Fight Expected Soon in Cuba Conflict
In Havana Aug a clash is anticipated as insurgent Gen Pino Guerra advances toward Pinar del Rio to confront royal troops. His main force reportedly moves toward Guinea as loyalists prepare. The insurgents suffered a heavy defeat near Camp Florida after a two hour battle with many dead and wounded.
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Erie 15 Prosperous: Erie railroad reports strong year
The Erie railroad's preliminary statement for the year ended June 30, 1903 shows gross earnings over $40.0 million, up $7.5 million from the prior year, and net increase of $1.3 million. Expenditures rose mainly in maintenance and rehabilitation, funding roadway and equipment improvements to cut transportation costs and boost future business.
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Sun
New York
Erie Railroad
Inéreaaea
Conpany
Suffocated by gas at Kenosha home
Kenneth Wis August report states William R. Cheever died from gas escaping a bathroom center at his Kenosha home. His wife, in the game room, was overcome but later regained consciousness as rescuers found the scene and worked to revive her.
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Kenosha
Wis
William R. Cheever
Persimmon Brigade to Hold Annual Reunion
The Persimmon Brigade, survivors of the Civil War unit, will meet September 1 at the G A R hall on Maryland street. A night camp fire is planned and friends are invited to attend and welcome members. J. Bruce, secretary of the association, presides.
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Salvation Army to Hold Fall Campaign Meetings
Bram Captain dunn Atking of the Salvation Army begins a series of meetings at Army Hall 432 W Washington St. The events mark the start of the army's fall and winter campaign continuing through the season.
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Political nominations and remarks sweep several towns
In Linton Republicans nominate Charles Henderson for judge and Welter Woode for prosecutor in the Fourteenth circuit. Mrazil Senator Hemenway spoke to Republicans here on tariffs with State Chairman Goodrich and others present. Plymouth Democratic Con veation named F. Shively for Congress and sent a telegram to W. Bryan. Terre Haute Democrat Claude G. Bowers named for Fifth district Congress, calls tariff review and corporate evil elimination.
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Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Charles Henderson
Bloomfeld
Welter Woode
Sullivan
Mrazil
Hemenway
Tariff
Goodrich
U. S
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J. C. Biliheimer
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F. Shively
South Bend
Congress
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Terre Khaute
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Richmond Social Event To Unite Leeds And Smiths
Rudolph G. Leeds heir to a New York multimillionaire fortune will wed Florence Smith in a grand Richmond ceremony at Reid Memorial United Presbyterian Church next Wednesday evening. The couple’s reception follows at the bride’s parents’ home. Leeds recently acquired and outfitted the Mornings Palladium, transforming it into a premier Indiana newspaper plant.
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Ind
Aus
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William B.leeds
New York
Rock Island
Florence Smith
Philip W. Smith
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Leeds
Indiananotis
Epilogue of Bryan New York Speech Topics on Policy
The fragment outlines Bryan's discourse on national policy including anti colonialism, Philippines, tax reform, navy use, senate reform, labor, arbitration, municipal ownership, railroads, postal service, socialism, money standards, and the money question. It highlights opposition to imperialism, calls for constitutional amendments, and critiques of corporate influence and government overreach.
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TNE
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Great Ovation for W. J. Bryan at Madison Square Garden
Large Madison Square Garden crowd cheers as William Jennings Bryan arrives for a Democratic rally. He defends government ownership of railroads, calls for destruction of trusts, and urges a peace arbitration treaty with Britain, amid mixed reactions from conservatives. Bryan tears up during welcome, while Hearst appears amid crowds and political figures from New York and Connecticut.
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Tom L. Johnson
Bryan Rowe
Ms. Bryan
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New England
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Necticut
New York
West
Connecticut
Samland A Patriotic March At Grand Theatre
A new patriotic march song Samland by Louis Jones and Sophus Jorgensen will be produced by AL Feld company at Hurtig Seaman's theater in New York and sung in Louisville. J P Moore rehearses the song and will appear as the troupe departs for Louisville. The piece celebrates Uncle Sam and Americanism with Willie Weekstein piano encore performances at the Grand this week.
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Renghen Lontaville
Samland
Uncle Sam
United Sates
Willie Wekstein
Two Lunatics Escape From Central Hospital
Joseph Adams twenty one escaped from Central Hospital for the Insane Thursday night and remains missing. Authorities believe he may head for his father Joseph Adams’s home at 3659 Pennsylvania Ave. James Norman, another inmate, also escaped around the same time. Norman, a locksmith, is thought to have opened his room door with a tool before vanishing, possibly headed toward Morgan County.
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Central Hospital
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Norman
Morgan County
Burned by Gasoline at Jeffersonville Plant
Special to The Sun reports Melvin Richey, an engineer at a cannon factory, was burned by a gasoline accident. Details are limited due to the damaged text.
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Inn
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Social whirl around Indianapolis society spotlight
Ming Jeanie Sweet of Murtideville will spend fall and winter in Indianapolis. Many social visits unfold as guests travel from Columbus Bellefontaine and Marion to partake in dinners dances and house parties. Notable events include Langley-Hunter wedding attendance in Irvington and preparations for European travel by Miss Vera Verburg.
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Murtideville
Indianapolis
Ousted the Mayor at New Albany Impeachment Shakeup
In New Albany Indiana on August 31 the city council impeached Mayor W M Grose and removed members of the Board of Public Works John Tegart and Charles W Pouteh. Adam Helmberger, city controller, was also removed. Eugen Brisby, city clerk, then appointed mayor and Dr R S Rutherford, Joan McDonald and Charles A Kepler joined the Board of Works. The action followed a council investigation into alleged misconduct related to a long standing compensation system.
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John Tegart
Charles W. Pouteh
Oms
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Graat
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Ine
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Dr. William I. Stark Funeral Notice
The funeral of Dr. William I. Stark will be held Saturday afternoon at 9 o'clock from Frank Blinehard Undertaking Establishment in Onia and Delawarente. Burial will follow at Croan Hill Cemetery.
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Frank Blinehard
Onia
Delawarente
Croan Hill Cemetery
Pierce Quits Campy After Knife Wounds To Throat
Eugene Pierce a quartermaster sergeant in Company H of the Second Illinois National Guard, hospitalized since last Saturday night after two knife wounds to the throat, traveled to Chicago with his wife. Chaplain George Dice of the Yyracventh ipfintey will lead services at the MG tent Sunday, with Chaplain Hunter and Mr. Pauley assisting. The Twenty-seventh Infantry provided music. A lecture with optical views will follow. The troop transfer and inspections were conducted by Gen. Carter and Captain Berry, with paymaster Beecher B. Ray listed.
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Resignation Accepted at Trinity Congregational Meeting
The resignation of Reverend W. Shaw, pastor of Trinity Congregational Church, was formally accepted at a Thursday night meeting. He will deliver a farewell sermon next Monday and announce his future plans, possibly as national secretary of an anti Sarite organization in Chicago.
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Poisoned farmer prompts Covington inquiry
A Covington Indiana farmer reportedly ingested poison amid unclear circumstances, with local authorities and family detailing possible factors around the incident. Scrambled OCR text limits clarity, but the report centers on a fatal or near fatal poisoning case involving a well-to-do farmer and surrounding tension.
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