Frauds At Polls Shake Marion County GOP Central Committees
Marion county Republican central committee races sparked fraud claims after precinct contests across wards. John C. Ruckelshaus was elected county chairman without opposition, while Harry Wallace’s bid for county recorder faced allegations of unfair counting and legal follow-up. The board sustained several challenges, seating different candidates and prompting potential grand jury investigation.
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John C. Ruckelshaus
Marion County Republican Central Committee
Thomas A.J Wynne
A. A. Young
Enanty
Easil
Harry Wallace
Lew Shank
Wallace’ Nun
Charles Commer
Min Deel
Chaoring Duval
Gemmer
Thomas Spingler
Wallace
Bniing Ables
UAL
DuVal
Duvis
Grand Jury
Election Board
Marion County Grand Jury
Consolidation of Ticket Offices In Peoria March First
The Big Four and L E W ticket offices in Peoria unite to form a joint office on Saint 2, with consolidation effective March 1. The move centralizes ticket services for rail customers and partners in the region.
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SOINT
Big Four
Peoria
Sanitary Rules To Be Enforced In City
The police aid the health department in enforcing a city ordinance requiring hotels boarding houses and restaurants to obtain licenses costing 1. The ordinance has been lax since passage. Eugene Bueller the city sanitarian will require licenses and enforce health rules for hotels and restaurants.
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Heath Department
Eugene Bueller
City Sanitarian
Shell
Health Department
Wall Street Probe Shapes Race For Mutual Life Presidency
A financial incentives backed move aims to install Stuyvesant on the Mutual Life presidency. Opponents challenge a whitewashing of company management. Key figures include Charles A. Peabody and directors who also sit on the Minnesota Central board.
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Sun
New York
Stuyvesant
Tulnois Central Railway
Bavanse
Mutual Life Insurance
Mutual
Re Wis
Charles A. Peabody
Rominister
Mitugl Wie Brectors
Miiness Genstral
Kh, Dtareiman
Guilty to Suffer Employees at St Elizabeths Are Alleged to Have Maltreated the Patients
Washington Feb 24 The board of visitors of the St Elizabeths Government hospital for the insane met to hold a thorough investigation into charges of mistreatment and violence by keepers. Dr I M Gunnell stated that striking a patient is an unpardonable sin and leads to discharge. Superintendent Dr White said he has prosecuted some assaults, and the board will pursue truth in its report regardless of injury. Secretary of the Interior Mitchell instructed a thorough inquiry.
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Scripps-MeHine Prena
Washington
St Elizabeth Government Hospital
Hoyn
I. M. Gunnell
White
Secretary of the Interior
Miteheark
David B Henderson Nearing Death in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa on February 4 David B Henderson former speaker of the United States House of Representatives is dying. Attending physicians say his death is momentarily expected.
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National House
Scrippy-We Fine Prena Association
Dubuque, Ta
David B. Henderson
Nation House of Representatives
Aving
Carpenters Plan Expansion Fails Amid Union Debate
Camp of Amalgamated Society at Carpenters, Enelisti, and Canadian group collapses without United Brotherhood Joiners. A Strasger draft was rejected, with plans for a referendum in the involved bodies. Vote set for Sept 23 in part due to Australia and South Africa links. Huber notes defeat of the original agreement. UBC membership cited at 6,000 in Amalgamated. Chicago gathering marks tenth anniversary of Minneapolis Local No. 8 with banquet featuring Huber and others.
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Carpenters
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Chieuse
Adulph Straser
Junt
Englash Society
Australia
South Africa
Huber
Strasger
Wenly
United Brotherhood
Steremelr Bros
Chicago
Huner
Bilas
W. Wash
Minenapolis
Minn
R. N. Rogers
P. H. McCarty
Minntepols Unler
Child Stealing Charge Involving Paul Skillman
Detectives Edward Stray and Pollen Caplin pursue a child stealing case in San Francisco seeking the return of a child and father Paul Skillman from authorities. The case hinges on a Calbardin governor requisition to bring Skillman to this state and enforce a new statute penalizing removal of a child from its guardian without consent.
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Pilin
Edward Stray
Pollen Caplin Avehlett
Orehook
Stturnay
San Francie
Paul V. Skithamn
Calbardin
Sicithaan
Stalin
Skillman
Whoyar
Jae
Two Seek Votes In Contest For State Geologist
Two candidates, W. S. Blatchley and WLal Sie Beth, contend for the state geologist nomination. Blatchley, the incumbent since 1888, is praised for long service and education, while Sie Beth, a Torre Hawte professor, cites research and scholarly record as qualification. The race highlights a broader push against long-term officials as voters weigh experience versus new qualifications.
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W. S. Blitchley
Hicuinteni
oMce
Wlal Sie Beth
Torre Hawte
Setther
Ucket
Blatehiey Ag
Story
Hicher Courts
Aome
Demurrer Overruled in Suit Against County for Voting Machine Contract
Judge Carter overruled the county commissioners demurrer in a suit by W. W. Spencer to block a contract for 130 voting machines with United States Standard Voting Machine Co. Spencer charges the machines could be manipulated. judge says pleadings insufficient but a hearing may follow once amended. Hearing date to be set after counsel availability.
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Vinson Carter
Superior Court
W. W. Spenrer
Carter
Spencer
United States
Spencer Annanceid
Montay
Canady
Tornpy
Henry
Hin
Andersons Big Revival Closed Sets US Record Converts
Rev Charles Reign Scoville of Chicago closed a revival for the Central Christian Church in that city. The total converts reached 1130, a new United States record for one church or single denomination, according to the evangelist.
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Scoville
Sam Anderson
Charles Reign Scoville
Chicago
Severwerka
Christan
United States
Pay Day Change Rumored by City Officials
City officials plan to ban pay tags for city foremen and policemen. The new system would pay men monthly, with salaries issued several days in advance. It is expected that the payday will be set for the fifth or later in the month, aligning with city finances.
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Fromen
Cenfreien
Tilman Faces Senate Rift Over Rail Rate Measure
Roosevelt faces political friction as Senate debates railroad rate regulation with Senator Tillman pressed to lead the bill. Democrats, led by Bailey, seek to exploit opposition within Republicans while Roosevelt’s allies pivot on a high-stakes showdown over interstate commerce control.
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Senate
Tilman
Bailey
Titman
Cacolinten
Stereotypers' Ball at Germania Hall in Indianapolis
The Indianapулty Stereotypers' union announces the second annual dance at Germania hall on Wharaday evening March 1. William J. Burke, Charles Hori stte Roy, and Frank Sumhurste form the arranging committee. Advance ticket sales show a large attendance.
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Tndianapalty Stereotypers’ Union
Germania Hall
J. Burke
Charles Horistte Roy
Frank Sumhurste
Sentinel to Quit Daily Edition Ended with Saturday Issue
The Indianapolis Sentinel to cease daily publication after Saturdays issue. Delevan Smith, owner of the Indianapolis News, announces transfer of Sunday Sentinel to Star Publishing and a shift to the Star Sunday edition. The Star to run the Sentinel’s Sunday paper. daily Sentinel ends.
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Dm Schmid
Rieger
Ue Daily Sentinel
Indianapolis
Varmeit
Hilton C. Brown
Indhinapolis News
Indianapolia Sentinel
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Star Publshing Company
Ae Sturn
Rev Anna Shaw A Leader of Women
Boston report on Anna Howard Shaw noted for years as a tireless suffrage advocate. Born in Kaplan and raised in Michigan, she studied at Rowton and became an ordained minister in the Methodist church. She toured nationwide and internationally as a suffrage leader and speaker.
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the Sun
Boston
Anna Howard Shaw
Woman's National Suffrage Association
Kaplan
Ant
Rowton
Mik Sawde
DTN
Union
Indies
Agers
Tod Amd
Washington Day at Indianapolis Patriotic Meeting Planned
A Sunday afternoon gathering in Indianapolis aims to honor Washington with a large patriotic program. John H. Halliday will preside, and C Y H Badger of the YMCA will oversee uniformed arrangements. The program includes The Battle Hymn, scripture, a prayer, and an oration, with notable civic and militia presence and a closing benediction.
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Sumitur
Benwine
Draden
Indiana
John H. Halliday
C. Y H. Badger
Newsboys
D. A. Herron
Joshua Stansfield
Illinois
Elizabeth Wison
A. Teinputt
Compromised Suit Between Coal Firms Heard in Court
Davis Colliery Company sued White There Fuel Co for breach of contract over a cut and the case was called before the United States circuit court. The matter was compromised at Bar Urday, ending the dispute.
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Davis Colliery Co
United States
Eick Case Dismissed In Circuit Court Action
Ferdinand Fick served as receiver for the Plymouth Electric Light Co. The United States circuit court dismissed the case Saturday at the plaintiff's cost, ending the matter.
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Ferdinand Fick
Plymouth Electric Light Co
Bankrupt Petition Filed Against Newburgh Sawing Company
A petition in a United States court on Saturday led by Steele-Wedeler McNeil Higsies and Tolman against Newburgh Sawing Company alleges creditors claim amounts of 687.7, 90, and 550 respectively and requests a declaration of bankruptcy for the debtor.
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United States
Steele-Wedeler Company
McNeil & Higsies Company
John A. Tolman
Ftate of Winds
Newburgh Sawing Company
Newburgh
Unt
Painters Strike Avoided As Union Reaches Agreement
Painters union and contractors avert strike by agreeing to an 8 cent wage rise per hour, effective April 1, with free vents and a six month period to work under the union rate. Painters will contract for their own work and materials supplied by the owner at contract price. The well organized Indianapolis union is cited as making it hard for contractors to hire nonunion labor.
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Wow
Grit Muncow
Painters’ Union
Indianapolis
Deed of Crazy Man Severs on Katy Flyer Train
An insane man on the Katy Flyer in Missouri forced an emergency stop, then laid on the track as the train passed, severing his head. The victim is identified as John Mersch of Chelsea with two other passengers, Tu and Sean Castillo. A mention of a W. O. W. group and a drugstore remedy follows in a disjointed明 fragment.
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Sermppe Parson
Missouri
Company Hospital
Ulin
John Mersch
Chelsea
Sean Castillo
Buffalo Bills Roped by Court in Juvenile Scene
Judge Stubbs addresses a crowded juvenile courtroom as locals complain about the Buffalo Bills gang gathering near Elgin and Waltham. Residents report loud screams and disruptive behavior linked to their social mockups and claimed influences from a so called alarmed “abilling shocker” and cigarettes.
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Waltham
Buffalo Bills
J. P. Mullatly
Monument Place
Jet State St
Lexington
Fire Devastates Kenyon Military Academy Killing Three Cadets
A devastating blaze at Gambier Ohio early Saturday destroyed four dormitory buildings at Kenyon Military Academy. Cadet William Himes of Columbus raised the alarm as students leaped from windows to escape the flames. The total loss may reach substantial sums with many seriously injured and several people missing.
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Nea
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ANOWS
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Kenyou
Hareesitt Seminary
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Columbus
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Kenyon, College Corporation
Academy
Train Hits Trolley Car Near Milwaukee Injury Toll Rises
A Milwaukee and Racine interurban car collided with a northbound trolley this morning injuring sixteen people with three possibly fatally. Conductor John Callahan and several Milwaukee residents among the injured were listed in critical or grave condition. others from Milwaukee and surrounding areas were identified among the injured.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cudahy
Winifred Frneld
JonesyMe
Aturtin Wisnisk
Jneent Peppert
Milwauwer K. Lane
B.J. Smith
Notice of Dividend by The Consumers' Gas Trust Co
On presentation of certificates at the company office a dividend of 10 percent hereon will be paid. Steam heating estimates the lowest in the city. Give. Pee call Kruse and Dewenter, 4.
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Consumens' Gas Trust Co
Pee Call Kruse & Dewenter
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