Indiana at stake in Harrison McDonald interview
A SUN interview with Senator McDonald and Counsellor DeWolf discusses Indiana politics. McDonald projects a Democratic edge of 5 000 to 10 000 with 240 000 straight Democrats and 235 000 Republicans, leaving 25 000 floating votes from greenbackers, prohibitionists and labor groups. New reports Republican strength wanes with labor voters while Greenbackers oppose Harrison. prohibitionists lean his way.
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Harrison
McDonald
DeWolf
Gen. Harrison
SUN
Vincennes
Tippecanoe
Territorial
Pidgeon
Indiana
Cleveland
Gov. Whitcomb
Thurman
John ©. New
New York
Gresham
Porter
New
EB. Marsh
Greenfield
Democratic State Central Committee
Marsh
Typographical Union
Fire at corner of Pennsylvania and Market stalls out broom as cause
Town Topics notes a Sunday night blaze at the Pennsylvania and Market corner started by a broom in a room. The occupant threw the broom from the window and retired as the fire brigade arrived. Also reported are a Franklin life building sale approval for 531,00 and a 12 percent dividend, Emerald club debates, an insanity scare and a possible soldiers home placement, and a parrots advertisement from C Schrader & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Market Sts
Sullivan
Franklin Life Insurance
Shultz & Hodge
Zanesville
Emerald Club
J. N. H. Howard
J. H. Deery
Rensselaer
Greensburg
Elkhart
Michigan City
Wm. Donovan
Goshen
John Smith
Odd Fellows Aid Association
Kokomo
Richmond
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Salvation Army
Poseyville
Hamilton
Tipton
Madison
Arcadia
Bloomfield Democrat
King
Miller
Hagerstown
John Anderson
John
Hendrickson Resigns From School Board in Quiet Meeting
A special school board meeting Saturday led to the resignation of building and supply agent H. C. Hendrickson who cited brewing trouble but offered no reason. The board did not accept the resignation by a 7 to 3 vote amid undisclosed personal matters and rumors of committee changes involving Mr. Frenzel.
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Hendrickson
H. C. Hendrickson
Frenzel
Baseball Notes Reflect Pennant Chase and Player Moves
Tug Arundel joins Washington while Burdick may appear this week. Buckley leads home catchers and Boyle the pitchers. Brooklyn widens its lead for the association pennant as batters Denny Glasscock and Bassett excel. Saturday scores: Washington 8 Detroit 2, New York 6 Pittsburg 4, Boston 9 Chicago 4. Healy tallies nine strikeouts as Indianapolis fielding averages show five players above .900. Kentucky’s Shreve eyes Phillies upset if grounds permit Monday play. Association results list Brooklyn Louisville etc. City markets detail provisions, dairy, produce, and groceries with prices. A Turkish bath ad closes the piece.
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Tug Arundel
Washington
Burdick
Buckley
Boyle
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Denny
Glasscock
Bassett
Detroit
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Woolverines
Windy City
Cincinnati
Louisville
Healy
Indianapolis
Esterbrook
Shomberg
McGeachy
Kentucky
Shreve
Phillies
Long John Healy
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Athletics
Cyclone Era News Touts Storms and Disasters Across Indiana
Broad bulletin notes violent weather, thefts, and public incidents across Indiana towns. Reports of hail, high winds, and wrecked property sit beside crimes, medical concerns, and local enterprise developments from Goshen to Valparaiso, Madison to Crawfordsville.
Devastating Storm Wrecks Hotel and Infrastructure
A near-complete hotel was lifted from its foundation and wrecked while boats on a lake were left high and dry. A wash-out on the Wabash & Michigan near Urbana delayed trains and Pawpaw Creek overflow swept away rail. A reaper in Elkhart County crushed by a tree. a ten-year-old boy, son of Geo Mason, was struck and killed by lightning in Huntington County.
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Little Lake
Wabash & Michigan Road
Urbana
Elkhart County
Geo. Mason
Huntington County
Mayor's Court Ironies and Police Court Flytime
Rain sends court staff and flies into the police court as George Irvin pleads guilty to drunkenness and receives a $5 fine and workhouse time. Attorney J E Johnson is arrested for profanity after a park encounter with James L. Grant. Johnson's case is continued. Mr. Kiefer of St. Louis scouts a site for Missouri Glass Co to relocate with incentives.
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Court House
Travis
George S. White
Wright
Sol. Hathaway
The
Independent
George
Irvin
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
James L. Grant
University Park
J. E. Johnson
Johnson
Grant
Kiefer
St. Louis
Missouri Glass Company
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Indiana State
John C. New
C. Schrader & Bro
Washington-st
Baseball Notes
California
Curese
Limburg
Alaska
Schnull & Krags
Bunda
Tennessee
Bank
N. Y
No.1
Masonic Hall
Washington-sts
Anderson
Valparaiso
Henry Rankin
Red Stockings
Harrison Club
Hendricks Club
Mabel Arnold
Wm. Smythe
J. A. Wilcurs
Joseph Schmidt
N. R. Jewell
J. A. Pollock
Knightstown
Wabash
Sims
Here
Trenton Rock
Agricultural Society
Wabash Canal
Columbus
James Brotherton
Elizabethtown
James Petree
Petree
Brotherton
P. H. McCormack
Maurice Hartnett
Charles Blackwell
Will
David Julian
Kosciusko
Huntington
Allen
Uilding A? and Loan Association
New Year Saving and Loan Association
Washington St
J. H. Smith
Blaetford-st m
Tenneseee St
Mary Northrup
South Side
Charles W. Boughton
Meridian
Alabama
Xood
National Campaign Badge Company
Court St
Ertel
Talbott Block
Rites Girls Occidental Hotel
Claude McLaughlin
Virginia Av
Townsend & Co
Ball Park
Philadelphia
Big Four Ticket Office
Corner Meridian
Chas.girton, Undertabher
Indiana Ave
Lady Afptendant E
Millinery Department
H. N. Spaan
W. Washington-st
West
Washington Street
G. L.W. Mack
Chickering Pianos
Chickering
D. H. Baldwin & Company
North Pennsylvania Street
NEW Denison Hudianapol
Republican State Central Committee
BE. B. Martindale
Geo. A. Taylor & C0
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows’ Hall
Tuco
P. Haughey
H. Lataam
Walter Bull
Detroit, Michigan
Shalgoods
Hatter
East
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