Bryan banquet tickets draw Indiana Democrats at Claypool
Democrats from across the state crowd as attempts to buy 700 more seats for a Bryan gathering at the Claypool Hotel fail. The Indiana Democratic club plans the Monday event with Bryan expected around 10 o clock. The YMC A hosts a 4500 voice chorus and large attendance is anticipated at Tomlinson Hall for Bryan’s speech.
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Claypool
Indiana Democratic Club
Indianapolis
Maxar Bouckwalter
William Jennings Bryan
John ©. Hollett
Democratic Club
J. €. McKillip
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Cleveten
Bryan
Godard
Y. M
Fromlinson Hall
Baig
Mr. Bryan
Meridians
Central-ave
M. E
Tomlinson Hall
Delaware St
Bishop Vinecent
Emily Reed Ship Wreck Off Oregon Coast Claims Several Lives
A San Francisco coal ship named Emily Reed ran ashore near Nehalem River, Oregon. Ten crew died, six survived including Capt. Kessell and wife. Survivors reached the beach after boat was swamped. found by a mail carrier several miles from habitation.
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Indianapolis Sun
Bay City
Ore
Emily Reed
San Francisco
Newestle
N.S. W
Portland
Nehalen River
Here
Kesselt
Dubie
Dixon
Darlin
Wagon driver fined for whipping boy near schoolhouse
James Stanley, driving a wagon past Vermont and New Jersey streets, used a whip to frighten boys. 12 year old George Reed was cut by the whip. Stanley stopped to help the injured boy and was fined $23 on Saturday.
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James Stanley
Vermont
Jersey-sts
George Reed
Stan
Imposter Using Local Physician's Identity Arrested
An indignant man at the police station confronted Desk Sergt John Corrigan claiming a man calling himself Noble Howard is an imposter. The physician Noble Howard from Greenfield confirms the impersonator as Noble Rockey, a two term larceny convict, who was arrested after giving Howard's name.
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Noble Howard
Iron Greenfield
John Corrigan
Greenfield
Noble Rockey
Rockey
Police
Rain Favours Hinted as Umbrella Gift Banquet Plans Dropped
City council members wished for rain to unveil new gir umbrellas, gifts from firemen after salary increases in the fire department. The umbrellas were intended as favors at a banquet planned by the firemen, but the banquet was cancelled.
North side hustler builds Sun route with 71 subscribers
A hustler on the North side, 8. White of 21 W Thirteenth Street, reports 71 Sun subscribers on a growing route. The group covers parts of N Delaware, N Pennsylvania, N Meridian, N Illinois, and N Capital as new readers join daily.
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Suan
White
Thirteenth St
Sun
N. Delaware
N. Pennsylvania
N. Ilinois
Bed Collapse Triggers Police Call at Pentecost Mission
Four in a bed caused a bed to break, prompting a loud crash. Starry Bryant of the Pentecost Mission reported a possible break in, police arrived led by Lieut. Landmann and detectives. Officers found four women giggling in the dormitory as the bed collapsed during their bedtime.
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Wilson
Gelnisch
Pentecost
Bryant
Lieut
Sandmann
Kinney
Morgan
Lieut. Landmann
Nelson
Landmann
Bors
Man Refuses Drink. Knife Attack Leaves John Wolfe Wounded
John Wolfe of 933 West Pearl Street refused to share a bucket of beer with three men. An assailant stabbed him in the leg, severing two arteries. Dr. Wanger at City Dispensary stabilized him, and he was hospitalized at City Hospital.
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John Wolfe
W. Pearl St
Dr. Wanger
Wolf
Bishop Berry III Forced to Stop in Guanajuato
Bishop Joseph F. Berry of the Buffalo church is ill with grip and complications while en route to Mexico City. He was compelled to halt in Guanajuato due to his condition.
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Berry III
Mexico City
Mex
Joseph F. Berry
Church of Buffalo
Guanajuato
Big Campaign Opens Sunday in Presbyterian Churches
The big home mission campaign in the Presbyterian churches of Indianapolis opens Sunday with well known mission workers speaking in various churches each evening through Thursday. J E McAfee will speak at Memorial Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Van Oyden Vogt will preach at Irvington Presbyterian and Seventh church. F E Higgins will preach at Fourth church and Grace Presbyterian. The Presbyterian Brotherhood will meet Central Labor Union in Caleb Mills Hall Monday with Rev Charles Stelzle of New York, a Machinists' Union member, speaking.
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Presbyterian Churches
Indianapolis
J. E. McAfee
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Memorial Presbyterian Church
van Oyden Vogt
Irvington Presbyterian Church
F. FE. Higgins
Minnesota
Sky Pilot
Grace Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Central Labor Union
Caleb Mills Hall
Charles Stelzle
New York
Stelale
Machinists’ Union
Coal and Rice Distribution for Needy Girls
Mrs Blanchard of the Girls Industrial Federation has received 50 pounds of rice to be placed in 50 sacks and distributed among the needy girls of the school. Two pairs of stockings will be given to each girl. Three tons of coal has been received and will be given to the needy.
Talk of Missions at Conference of Baptist Church
The kingdom conference on foreign missions under the American Baptist Missionary Union is in session at the First Baptist church. Rev. M. D. Eubanks, a returned missionary from China, spoke on The Awakening of China. Dr. Henry C. Applegarth and President E. B. Bryan addressed sessions Friday with The Church and the Kingdom and remarks at afternoon program.
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Conference OF Baptist Church
Kingdom Conference On Foreign Missions
The
American Baptist Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
China
Henry
C. Applegarth
Missionary Union
E. B. Bryan
Franklin College
Father Kelley to Speak at Caleb Mills Hall Lecture
Father Kelley will deliver The Yankee Volunteer at Caleb Mills hall Sunday evening. Prominent Grand Army posts members and many Spanish-American War veterans are expected to attend. Kelley served as captain and chaplain of the Thirty second U S volunteers in the Spanish-American War and held leadership roles in veterans groups.
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Grand Army
Father Kelley
Caleb Mills Hall
Thirty-second United States Volunteers
United States
Sun Firsts News on Albert Sahm Fraud at Marion County Courthouse
The Sun reported sensational fraud developments by Albert Sahm at the Marion County courthouse in its extra edition. Within hours The Indianapolis News published the same contents, later joined by The Sun’s regular afternoon edition with additional details. The Sun’s growing popularity is noted.
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Sun
Albert Sahm
Marion County
Indianapolis News
The
Hearing set in Indianapolis telephone case
Attorneys for the Indianapolis Telephone company asked Judge Vinson Carter to set a date for a hearing on dissolving the temporary restraining order that blocks a new franchise contract. Judge Carter will hear arguments Monday and may rule on a change of venue requested by plaintiff A. W. Hatch. The Central Labor Union panel met to hear both sides, with Leo Rappaport presenting the New Telephone company and another session planned for the Central Union Telephone company to present its view.
Mutual Accident Absorbed by Security Casualty of Indianapolis
The Mutual Accident Insurance company has been absorbed by the Securities Casualty company of Indianapolis with Col. E. P. Thayer as president. The remaining directors will receive a certain premium income percentage to settle outstanding obligations. A Ya Sarran, organizer of the Mutual, becomes Indiana agent for a Chicago company.
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Mutual Accident Insurance Company
Securities Casualty Company
Indianapolis
Col. E. P. Thayer
Hitter Concern
Mutual Accident Company
A. Ya Sarran
Mutual Company
Indiana
Chicago
Injury Claims Death of William Cassedy
William Cassedy a 52 year old machinist for the American Foundry and Car company died at his home 1446 SS Harding street Friday from an internal stomach injury after a heavy timber kicked from a rip saw struck him while he worked. accident details provided.
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William Cassedy
American Foundry and Car Company
SS. Harding St
Bryan Addresses Crowds in Michigan at Hope College
William J. Bryan spoke to about 2,000 people in Holland Michigan delivering a lecture on The Price of Peace. He then surrendered himself to the Democracy of western Michigan as local Democrats were joined by delegations from Grand Rapids Grand Haven Lansing Muskegon and other nearby points.
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Holland, Mich
William J. Bryan
Hope College
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Grand Haven
Lansing
Muskegon
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