Indiana Democratic chairman race unsettled after talks
Indiana Democrats from across the state gathered Tuesday to evaluate candidates for state chairman succeeding Wu H. O'Brien. J. S. Jackson pressed for votes while factions led by Risk Hendren Barnhart and Heimberger sought a unity choice. A meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Grand Hotel, as party leaders weigh who can unite the divisions and win the chair.
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Wu H. O’brien
Jackson
Etter
Hendren
Barnhart
Heimberger
Gil Hendren
Bloomfield
Alvin Padgett
Padgett
Mr. Hendren
Herndren
J. Js. Risk
Mr. Padgett
Padget
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Indiana
Jones
Smith
State
Repubiicans
Wallace Reclaims Indiana Delegate Board Seat In Contested Vote
At the Indiana Delegate Board of Agriculture convention in the statehouse David Wallace won the Fifth Sixth annual election for the Seventh district seat defeating Theodore Hughes by 54 to 20. Wallace succeeds a Poultry Journal editor while other board members were reelected. Executives reported 1907 receipts of 117604 and disbursements 115541 with state fair profits.
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Indiana Delegate Board of Agriculture
Statehouse
David Wallace
Theodore Hughes
Wallace
Hughes
Inland Poultry Journal
Bookwalter
Sid Conger
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana
W. LaGraung
Charles Downing
Indiana Swine Breeders’ Association
Fassett A. Cotton
State Board
Latta
Purdue University
Margaret Romine
Indianapolis
Prof
Allen
Indiana Livestock Greegers’ Association
Lodge 10 Installation Of New Officers
A joint installation of officers will be held Tuesday evening by Indianapolis Tent No. 3 K O T M and Francis Hive at Macabee temple 7114 N Meridian St. The officers to be installed are Past Commander N J Wadsworth Commander J R McCallian Lieutenant Commander Frank J Mayer Record Keeper E R Mercer Finance Keeper John Bloomburg Chaplain J H Ullrich Sergeant Edward Gunlock Master At Arms A H Gove First Master Guards Harry Lockhart Second Master Guards John Jordan Sentinel Roy Cord ed Picket S S Sargent.
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Indianapolis
Francis Hive
Macacabee Temple
N. Meridan St
N. J. Wadsworth
J. R. McCallian
Frank J. Mayer
E. R. Mercer
John Bloomburg
J. H. Ullrich
Edward Gunlock
A. H. Gove
Harry Lockhart
John Jordan
Sentinel
Roy Corded
S. S. Sargent
Pioneer of Marion County Dies at Home
Martin Luther Hessong aged 70 a pioneer of Marion County died at his home north of Fairview Park Monday morning of tuberculosis. He was a Lutheran church member and is survived by a widow. The funeral will be at the Lutheran church in North Indianapolis he belonged to with burial at Crown Hill.
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Martin Luther Hessong
Marion County
Fairview
Park
Lutheran Church
Indianapolis
Mr. Hessong
Crown Hill
Adscript Club Sets Plans After Monday Meeting
The Adscript club met Monday evening in Chance and Ryan’s office with fifteen members present. Dan Shelley of the American Type Foundry will soon deliver an illustrated lecture on Type Display That Makes Ads Pay.
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Adscript Club
Chance & Ryan
Dan Shelley
American Type Foundry Company
Board of Trade Plans Gift for City Smoke Inspector
The Board of Trade intends to present a smoker to City Smoke Inspector David Co. Walmsley and other city officials around January 15. A Monday evening spread was hosted in the dining rooms by the Board of Trade governors.
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Board of Trade
David Co. Walmsley
Violence Flare Over Strike Tensions In Muncie
Hantz arrived in Muncie to study the strike and decide on troops. A mob on the West Side attacked a streetcar, deputies fired as the mob fled. one deputy claimed a wound but no one was reported hurt. City cars ran today as officials blamed arbitration talks fail.
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Anderson
Citizens’ Committee
Fred Strickland
Traction Company
Note Says Girl Ended Her Life in Ohio River Jump
Mr and Mrs James Lowes of 150 B Stace st report a note stating Isabelle Lowes 26 in Louisville committed death by own action by jumping in the Ohio river. They doubt the threat and say she had gone to Louisville to work.
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James Lowes
Stace St
Isabelle Lowes
Louisville
Ohio River
Objects to delay in liquor hearing for Frank Compton
Frank Compton a saloon keeper was to be tried in police court by jury Tuesday afternoon but will be taken before the grand jury. He is charged with violating liquor laws and with allowing non-family members in the bar room. Prosecutor Hack moved to dismiss. attorney Seyfried objected seeking a hearing.
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Dan Coy
Joh Petrowsky
Hunyak
Tie Police
Hooroa
Antil
Elliott R. Hooton
Black&mail
Black
Edward A. Towsey
Sam Beadle
Frank Glass
Hayward Kuhn
Hooton
Towsey
Beadle
Petrowsky
Coy
Glass
Warp
Harry Sheets
John Petrowsky
Indianapolis
Frank Compton
Compton
Cam Hack
Henry Seyfried
Robbers Fail to Strike on Missouri Train in Union Station
Four white men attempted an armed robbery aboard a Missouri Kansas & Texas Flyer at Kansas City Union Station. They snatched two valises from German immigrants before being routed by conductor H. W. Drew and porter David White. No injuries reported as robbers escaped into freight-car yards. In Indiana, the State Board of Tax Commissioners and Counts Assessors met to discuss modern tax assessment methods with new members named to several committees.
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Indianapolis Sun
Kansas City
Union Station
Southwest
M. H. Kennedy
H. W. Drew
David White
Drew
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Statehouse
Indiana
John C. Winsate
State Board
J. H. Lindley
Spencer County
Frank Hiatt
Sullivan County
G. C G. Welte
Montgomery County
E. L. White
Jennings County
Fire destroys Greenock Inn in Lee Massachusetts
Six persons injured when the Greenock Inn hotel in Lee is destroyed by fire. Ten people narrowly escape with their lives as forty winter guests lose belongings in zero weather. Loss estimated over 75000 dollars.
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Fashionable
Pittsfield
Mass
Greenock Inn
Lee
Accident on battleship Nebraska injures crew at San Diego
An accident aboard the battleship Nebraska in San Diego injures several sailors when a crane loses control and sweeps through a group. One report claims two sailors were killed and bodies swept overboard. Captain Regnité F. Nicholson was assigned to command the Nebraska on July 7, 1907.
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San Diego
Cal
Nebraska
Reginté F. Nicholson
Samuel Fessenden Dies in Stamford Leader of Connecticut Republicans
Samuel Fessenden, a prominent Connecticut lawyer and longtime Republican leader, died at his Stamford home. He had twice sought the U.S. Senate, served as national committeeman, and in 1903 collected a record fee of 151 000 dollars for legal services in the state.
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Stamford
Conn
Samuel Fessenden
Connecticut
Fessenden
Senate of the United States
Jurors Selected in Thaw Trial Amid Forgiveness News
Speed governs Thaw murder jury selection as two jurors are excused. Mrs. Holman, Thaw’s mother in law, in Pittsburg reportedly forgives him and hopes for his release. New juror Charles A. Goss replaces Conway. Jurors named include Gremmel Hatenett Moorewood and others. all face probable peremptory challenges as selection continues.
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New York
Harry WK. Thaw
Stanford White
Lst
James E. Conway
William E. Brower
Thaw
Holman
Pittsburg
Charles A. Goss
Conway
Hox
Charles E. Gremmel
John R. Hatenett
George E. Moorewood
Floyd S. Stanford
Bank Manag Avikhur
R. Naething
Maurice Bouvier
William H. Roberts
George W. Cary
Merchan
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Justice Court
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Poultry Journal
Marion
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Francis Hive Macabees
Guy
Hanly
Muncie
Grand Jury
Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
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Count Boni
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Boni
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