Kurtz Wins First Challenge in Ohio Senate Fight
In Columbus on January 3, the first round of Ohio's senatorial contest favored anti Hannaites led by Kurtz. Mason, a Melisson ally, won the House speakership on a 56 to 53 vote amid Hanna's push for Boxwell. Senate leadership and clerk posts swung anti Hanna, with Cromley elected president pro tem and Garrish defeating Hanna’s candidate for clerk. The fight shifts to the U.S. Senate race as Democrats align with anti Hanna Republicans to block Hanna’s return.
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Kurtz
Hannaites
Seay
House
Senate
Hanna
Boxwell
Harry G. Mason
Melisson
Anna
Speaker
John E. Griffith
Harry L. Means
John R. Malloy
Chas
G. Garrish
Ey. WW. Hughes
W. Burrill
George Pinard
Charles C. Silver Journal
George Diehl
Aml J. Park Alexander
Bromley
D. O. Castle
Alex C. Caine
Castle
Caine
David S. Fisher
Journal
Frank J. Barren
Paul Freeman
Messenger
Scott Canfield
Charles B. Holland
A A. Shuttler
United States
Senalor
Charles L Kurtz
Mr. Kurtz
Hne
Balters
Cromfrey
Burke
Cromley
Bushnell
Irene
Bushnell Named Anti Hanna Senator Candidate In Columbus
Anti Hanna Republicans in Columbus celebrate as Gov Bushnell is agreed upon as the anti Hanna candidate for senator. The scene centers on great excitement at the Great Southern. Charles L Kurtz expresses elation as his family visits him including two daughters and a sister in law.
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Great Southern
Gov
Bushnell
Charles L. Kurtz
Ed Kurtz
Durrant Faces Death In San Quentin Cell Preparations
San Francisco January 3 authorities prepare Theodore Durrant for imminent execution on January 7. Guards will closely accompany him from now, preventing any attempt at suicide. His mother will be kept behind a wire screen, and Durrant showed calm resolve despite requests to revisit his cell and belongings.
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San Quentin
Durrant
Turrant
Missing fireman Albert Kenyon from No 6 engine company
Albert Kenyon, 19099 N Senate Ave, a No 6 engine company fireman, vanished after noon last Friday after leaving the firehouse for dinner. He reportedly faced financial troubles, having sold his December salary to a firm that siphons public officials' pay. Described as faithful and responsible, he is said to be about 386 years old, 160 pounds, in uniform except for the cap, with a wife and two young children at home.
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Albert Kenyon
Senate-ave
No. 6 Engine Company
Tie
Kenyon
Barrett
Rev Ellison May Return To Indianapolis Pastor Declines Yet
Rev D J Ellison retiring First Baptist preacher preached last sermon and Sunday farewell lectured. rumors say Dr Willison urged church leaders to recall him, possibly return after eastern year for son’s health, contingent on congregation support. Also notes on drunk case, pool hall fire at 906 College and 908 Cumberland, and a nine inch ice harvest amid 4.8 degree low.
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D. J. Ellison
First Baptist Church
Willison
Indianapolis
Huegele's Meats Ad Promotes Black Bass Specialties
Local ad touts Genuine Black Bass prepared in every style and the choicest line of meats in the city at Huegele's 60 East Washington Street. The notice also references Aoras Janse Dustiggs Sata in a brief promotional line.
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Huegele’s
Washington St
Despondent visitor dies at Cali fornia House in Chicago
John YT Ingram of Chicago committed suicide by morphine at the Cali fornia house on Illinois street Sunday night. He registered as Thomas Ingram, claiming to canvass for portraits and seeking work. A note to the hotel proprietor and several Chicago and Seymour county officials was found. Despondency was cited as the cause. physicians could not revive him. He left behind various addresses and no clear marital status.
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Chicago
California House
Illinois St
Ingram
Tie
J. FH. Nichols
Madison St
S. T. Winger
Malstead St
Seymour
Baylor County
Texas
John T. Ingram
S. Halstead Sr
Street Cars Idle After Boiler Failure
Businessmen and workers walked to downtown due to a burned out street car boiler at Louisiana Street. One 500 horsepower boiler exploded after Sunday strain, leaving only two small boilers to power service and likely causing continued outages until repairs are completed.
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Louisiana-st
Street Car Company
Sudden Death of Perry Clark At Home
Perry Clark, 46, was found dead Sunday afternoon at his corner home near Hovey and Twenty second streets. Officials say intake of wood alcohol likely caused the death. he was known to habitually drink the liquor, but no one witnessed the fatal dose. Undertaker Weise’s handled the body. Clark was described as a hard drinker. He leaves a widow and four children. the wife was visiting relatives in Fortville at the time of death.
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Perry Clark
Hovey
Weise
Perry
Fortville
Tremendous Stockyards Report Details 1877 to New Year Totals
Belt railroad and stockyards traffic manager Grayhill presents the 1801 report with large hog and cattle receipts and shipments. Cattle and sheep totals rise while horses and mules show smaller figures. Yard activity marks a strong year with many loaded and unloaded cars and overall high prices. Also noted is a New Year drunk case, with a 14 year old found asleep drunk near Union station and a police court report of a youth intoxicated after spending New Year’s Day with relatives.
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Grayhill
Belt Railroad and Stockyards
Ministers Target Hypocrites in Church Weekends
A group of about 40 ministers met to push stronger church discipline amid concerns that lax rules let dishonest members stay on. Rev F O Ballard urged addressing rogues with firm measures, while others urged gentler methods. The debate included remarks on expulsion, ecclesiastical trials, finances, and reforms needed within church leadership.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church
D. OR. Lucas
J. Cumming Smith
R. VW. Hunter
Mr. Rawls
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Wretcher-place M. E
Wesley
Hoagland
Fisher
Bicknell
B. A. Jenkins
Third Christian Church
C. Lasky
Mr. Sharkey
Indiana
Smitel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Tennessee
Sawyer
Methodist Church
Rev Kinney Preaches First Sunday on True Success
Rev Henry Kinney, new pastor of Mayflower Church, delivered his first sermon on the theme of success. He spoke from Syracuse, New York, noting enduring achievement lies in fulfilling intentions rather than outward wealth or fame. He lives at 1918 N, Hlingis St. and addressed a representative congregation with a formal, rhetorical style.
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Mayflower Church
Fleury N. Kinney
Mayxofiwer Congregational Church
Annor
Rev. Kinney
Monarch
Libel
Powder- Indie
Jic
Scaelar
Sospel
Mistares
Henry N. Kinn
Mai
Kinnay
Syracuse
N. Y
N, Ilingis St
World War Tensions Rise Across Nations and China Reacts
A wired World War I era summary reports Britain pressuring the United States for moral or naval support amid German and Russian aggression. It cites London sources on Japan, England, and the United States, plus Li Hongzhang discussing German occupation of Kiao Chou and China’s stance. Tacoma dispatch notes mobilization in China, calls for arms, and fears of division of China among powers including France and Russia.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Cisserene
England
Bristia
Janu
Japan
Octhouwi
Washineisau Ilar
Fingland
Tapas
Land
America
LI Bing
Ty Aiskioe
New York
Cc Tice
Isye Thea Ise
Li Hui Chang
Pekin
Kiao Choi
Germany
Shan Tung
Kiao Chou
Kiso Chou
China
Tacoma
Wash
Indrapura
Orthantal
Shanghai
France
Formosa
Russia
Manchuria
Corea
Chou
Chang
Marion club battle over district chairman in lively reception
Harding and Billy Schmidt led rival factions at a Marion county reception on Saturday as candidates for district chairman. Harding, a former mayoral candidate aligned with Keating, and Harry S New, an Overstreet ally, claimed support amid a heated, convention like atmosphere. Though Harding drew more strength, party leaders in the county still back Overstreet, and Kealing supporters predicted a tough district convention contest.
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Marion Club
W. WN. Harding
Billy” Schmidt
Harry S. New
Overstreet
Kealing
Weather forecast for Indianapolis 36 hours ending Monday
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for warmer and fair conditions. Monday night remains fair with a rising temperature from 7 o'clock. Tuesday should stay fair with temperatures near 18 at night, 22 at noon, and 29 at 2 pm.
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Indianapolis
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