Convention nominates Buskirk for police judge at Hendricks club
The Hendricks club hosted a Democratic convention with a lively Friday to Saturday rally. Joe Gates pushed two resolutions while ballots moved Judge E C Buskirk into the police judge seat on the second ballot by a solid vote. Buskirk pledged mercy in court.
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Frank Wright
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John de Busk
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Fred Schrader
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Daniel O’brien
Thomas Madden
English
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Martin Murphy
Robert McGill
Henry W. Laut
Edward J. Sherer
John B. McGuffin
den Busk
Ouca
Rumor on McGlynn Case Reopenings Considered by Rome
New York July 29 An interesting rumor says Dr McGigan and Catholic authorities urge the pope to reopen the McGlynn case. Bishop Ireland and other ecclesiastics have pressed for a hearing and Mgr Veretti was sent to Rome with power to report. It is claimed he advised reopening and potential revival as a priest pending further proceedings.
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Battle Looms as Government and Rebels Clash in Cagumsc
In Cagumsc Chili July 48 government troops about 10000 and rebels with equal force plan a joint assault. An officer believes government vessels arriving timely would ensure victory. Balmacenda rumored cruelty rises with reports of 25 men shot for a minor offense. Claudi Vicuna chosen president, to take office Sept 14, with expected relief from persecutions.
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Kissell Fined and Alleges End to Policy Scheme
William Kissell pleaded guilty to running a policy gambling scheme in West Indianapolis after an affidavit by William Bosdorfer. Before Justice Alford he admitted past involvement, signed a safety agreement, and paid $25.10 as a clincher. The court noted no other appearances, and further charges were uncertain.
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Crane's Catch Detectives Meet a Friend by Post Office
Detective Crane waited days at the general delivery window for a friend. On Wednesday William Lea, a wanted and notorious crook, appeared and swallowed a letter Crane tried to retrieve. Lea was discharged from police court Wednesday under a different name, facing assault and battery with intent to kill on Bridget Murphy.
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Twenty Four Baharses Bear the Dead to Resting Places
Funeral for victims of the recent St Maude railway disaster held Wednesday at the commune's chief church. Immense crowds attended both inside and outside. relatives wept. Commune bore funeral expenses and a garrison guard from Vincennes provided honors. the Seine prefect was present. Twenty four hearses carried victims to the cemetery for the final rites.
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A Mill Collapse Buries Workmen in Pittsburg
A mill under construction on Second Avenue by the Qiwell Supply Co collapsed with a loud crash Wednesday morning, burying scores of workers. Three men died B Corkin M Manning and J Parker with several others injured. The incident sparked panic and wide attention as officials met but offered little immediate action.
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Central area right of way petition on county agenda
County commissioners will meet Monday to consider the Citizens' company petition for a central area right of way. The Republican City Central Committee will meet Wednesday evening to set primary locations across precincts. Mary Lanier sues Van Camp Packing Co. for 5000 for a slip causing a broken left arm. Milford Butter and Cheese Co Incorporated at Milford with 5000 capital. Logansport Journal Co at Logansport 16606. Anderson Glass Co at Anderson 150000. Bids for removing the three story brick Commercial Club building on Meridian Street are due to the finance committee by Thursday noon. Removal of the old building will precede new construction. Wilford Barnett, beaten by the Corkins gang, is seriously ill at home and had the left thumb amputated at the first joint. A state house visitor nearly walked into the governor's parlor while attempting a star floor trick. Sadie Kaiser, 289 N New Jersey St, filed assault charges against her father August Kaiser but later said the neighbors misjudged the situation and the case was dismissed.
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Money to Loan column guides small business loans
Read THE ON's Money to Loan column to learn who can obtain a loan and how to secure funds for protecting or growing your business. The guide highlights lenders, eligibility, and practical steps for borrowers seeking quick capital.
Will Mr. Quay Drop Interviews on a May National Convention
Prominent Republicans doubt Senator Quay will resign immediately and expect him to wait for a full committee meeting. Gen Clarkson predicts an early convention in May to avoid heat and plan a campaign, an unusual move but favored by the committee. Blair hints at possible China service, noting diplomacy and labor. Local dispatch mentions Egyptian negotiations and Indiana weather with warmer, fair conditions.
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Unusual Selma Wedding Near a Mother's Death
In Selma Alabama a postponed wedding proceeded after the bride's mother died at 2 30 pm. The ceremony occurred that night with a few relatives and the corpse present. Other items note Lillian Russell allegedly considering marriage again, a Brooklyn fraud arrest, a Pennsylvania witch scare, a boy's neck dislocation treated in New York, a Lake Ontario mirage near Rochester, and travel ads for the Big Four excursion to Chicago.
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George Aiken
Lulu Wright
Parson Chase Looms Large In Danville Indiana
Danville Indiana hosts Lt Gov Chase nicknamed the Parson while residents discuss his plain two story white residence and his rapid political rise from minister to gubernatorial hopeful. Races and a K P gathering draw crowds as the town flirts with poker on the housetops and a shifting political landscape.
Roof collapses kill six at Continental tube works
A roof failure at Continental tube works in Prrrspure on Wednesday morning kills six workers and injures several others. The accident, attributed to an old bolster, underscores dangerous conditions at industrial sites.
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Strike Ends as Newark Rail Road Workers Return
Newark July 29 strike on the rapid transit railroad Domino ends. All workers resume duties except the ring leaders, who remain out. The stoppage began earlier this week and disrupted service until now.
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Harry Smith Seeks City Clerk Nomination Amid Gossip
Ex-Alderman Harry B. Smith announces bid for city clerk as Republican backers urge a clean American ticket to defeat Abrams. The piece details convention mixups, a misread vote on De Busk, Swift’s opposition to a formal resolution, and several sports results and local notes.
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Bud Swift
Mixed marriages scandal reaches Indianapolis mayor
David Bryant and Marietta Wallace married in 1868 at New Lisbon. After years apart he divorced in Terre Haute via an attorney who claimed divorce could be obtained without his presence. Bryant then wed Kate Morris in Illinois and moved to Indianapolis. The first wife, still married, sought relief after discovering the sham divorce. The mayor ruled Bryant did no legal wrong, as jurisdiction was limited and urged the couple to live apart unless a real divorce was obtained.
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Oil Tank Fire Threatens Canton Plant
A tank at United Oil Company in Canton exploded early Wednesday, igniting 26,000 barrels of oil. Firemen fought the blaze but could not control it as flames raged, threatening the entire plant. Local authorities reported the incident at BALrarone on July 29.
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Once Wealthy Drummer Found Dead on Railway Tracks
Vincennes July 28 a drummer named Vern Kamp once wealthy and later penniless was found Wednesday morning on a railway track with fatal injuries. He reportedly died by his own hand after borrowing money from a friend earlier this week.
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Fire at Second Regiment Armory Destroys Stock and Sparks Injuries
At the lake front armory in Curacao the blaze caused by ammunition room flames led to about 5000 in losses. Firefighters dodged ignited cartridges while battling the fire and securing the scene amid gunpowder hazards.
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Murdered for money in Indiana town
Shelbyville reports a man named John McClure about 65 was found dead Wednesday morning beneath a wagon bed in Dehener's Lumber Yard. He arrived Tuesday with money but no valuables remained. He had been seen alive Tuesday evening and lodged in Jeffersonville area. detectives suspect foul play aimed at robbery.
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Church Social and Prayer Meeting Echoes in Sun Office
A long, vivid reminiscence of a neighborhood church next to The Sun office. It recalls prayer meetings that soothe night workers, memory of hymns like Shall We Gather at the River, and a social with piano, dialect recitation, and refreshments. The piece contrasts editor and society young woman attitudes, then briefly notes Saratoga horse results and Montreal refugee hardships.
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Observatory to rise on Mount Blanc in new project
An observatory is planned for Mount Blanc as part of a grand scientific venture. The proposal outlines a modern facility to advance astronomical research with state funding and international collaboration.
New bookcases for sale at Wm. L. Elder’s drug store
A sale notice announces new bookcases available at the drug store of William L. Elder. The invoice and address details indicate the office location labeled as Z for ordering or inquiry.
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