Stalnaker D Governed Party Nomination Rally Night
A Way Candidate summarized his nomination on Wednesday night, urging unity to elect Stalnaker. In Brightwood meetings and at Tabernacle Baptist, supporters pledged to appoint capable nonpartisan officials and regulate gas and interurban traffic in the city.
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Stickelman Running for Eighth Ward Council
Edward J. Stickelman’s name will appear on the ballots in the Eighth ward as a candidate for the Renub Kean nomination for councilman Judge McMaeter overruled the injunction against distributing ballots bearing Stickelman’s name The case claimed a Democrat petitioned for Stickelman and sought to remove him from the race
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James Hi. Stickelman
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City Central
Fire destroys barns and horses in West Indianapolis area
Fire began in a barn owned by Charles D Bunce injuring horses and spreading to nearby structures including Benjamin Roberts and John Penks buildings. Roberts escaped with head injuries. Losses cited around 1500 to 1600 dollars. Firemen lacked access to rescue animals. Also noted are orders by Chief Justice Raymond to arrest parties planning to fly flags at half mast july 4 in protest tribal tax enforcement.
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Ward races heat up as five vie for council nod
In the Second ward five candidates J H Hamlet Fred Replay James H Moore Conrad Shellhouse and John McFarland compete for the nomination with a large turnout expected. Hamiet leads early in debate while Shellhorne shows strength in late entry.
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Fred Replay
James H. Moore
Conrad Shellhouse
John McFarland
J. H. Hamiet
Conrad Shellhorne
Lealec
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Faney
Facts Revealed in War Over Northwestern Avenue Pavement
In a superior court trial over preventing pavement by Warren's bitulithic on Northwestern Avenue, testimony shows asphalt interests funded suits to block the project, bribery attempts, and payments to sway petitions. The Barter wee phalt interests face defeat for failing to prove bituminous macadam's superiority.
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Vindication plea at Staimaker meeting in Brightwood
Charles W. Mores urged the audience at Book Walter to avoid using women who need vindication. He warned Republicans that selecting a partner for political gain risks harming reputations and urged choosing someone with a clear, unchallenged standing.
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State News Briefs From Four Indiana Cities
Goshen Mys John P Juday dies of heart disease in Goshen Indiana. Lafayette City Council to appropriate 1500 dollars for a public bathing resort on the Wabash river. Greenfield council may unite gas and water plants to cut costs. Muncie report notes Nora Abbott shot by husband in Seattle and may face death by self-inflicted act. Judge Whisker upholds the
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Fear of Tragedy in a Courtroom
Henry Smith, enraged and grieving, confronts Rudolph Kiefer in a juvenile court as Dora, 15, faces reform school. Court officials fear violence while Dora is kept under guard and moved to the Home of the Good Shepherd pending sentence reconsideration. Dora telephones Kiefer during a temporary confinement in the court area.
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Drunk and in tatters man brought to police station
Patrick Stanton was arrested Thursday morning for drunkenness vagrancy and foster by Patrolman Ail mire after being found near the entry factory northwest of the city in a drunken condition he refused to work and pleaded with the officer to let him down. Turnkey John Leng commented on his condition as he closed the cell door.
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Three Persons Die in Hotel Fire
Early reports from Scripps-Howard say a Collier hotel blaze on Wednesday night in Missouri killed Mrs Vory Shelp and her young daughter Murriet and a drummer named Wiese. Mrs Shelp is the wife of Dr V L Sheol, a local dentist.
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Pretty Woman Murdered In Cooperdale Near Zanesville
Mrs Kate Hughes a 33 year old Cooperdale resident and wife of coal miner Simon Hughes was found dead in a yard near a spring after neighbors searched her home. The body showed signs of a violent struggle and blunt force injury. A gruesome scene prompted a high state of excitement as authorities investigated a motive and suspect.
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Cooperdale
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Simon Hughes
Defeat Germans as Karrelsburg garrison falls
Capetown reports the German garrison at Karrelsburg near Africa engaged in a 14 hour battle with Hottentots under Marengo. The garrison was surprised and captured, with fourteen officers and men killed. Grover Cleveland departed New York for Bursard Bay to fish.
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New York
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Bursard Bay
Man Leaps to Death from Bridge Over River
Thomas J. Meehan of Clayton Ta reportedly leaped from the unfinished Harrison Bridge into the river. Onlookers watched as he shouted farewell and disappeared. His coat hat and some papers surfaced near the water’s edge, confirming the fatal dive.
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Seven More Witnesses In Grand Jury Probe
Seven more witnesses remain to be heard by the federal grand jury in the affairs of the parking houses. U S District Attorney Morrison expects to complete the examination of witnesses Thursday. No announcement will be made until indicted men are arrested and bond given. Third Ward James H Moore remains a favorite for councilman, a winner say the knowing.
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Scenic Pacific Northwest booklet promo by Chicago and North-Western
A new untreated booklet from the Chicago and North-Western Railway extols Pacific Northwest beauty and natural resources with rapid growth notes. It offers to mail details for 4 cents, highlighting Lewin and Clark Exposition links, low admission rates, and guided tours via The North-Western Line from Chicago. Address W. B. Kniskern at 25 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
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Special Trains to Denver From Chicago at $25 Round Trip
Epworth League announces trains to Denver leaving Chicago on July 2 and 4 via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. Through without change on the only double track railway to the Missouri River. Official route for Ohio Indiana Michigan western Pennsylvania Wisconsin and other states. Low rate tickets from all points. Bend for illustrated itineraries to Breeze general agent at OG Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Low Rates to Summer Resorts Via the Northwestern Line
Low daily rates from Chicago to Lake Geneva and other Wisconsin and Minnesota resorts. Return by Oct 31 with frequent through trains. Illustrated booklet on Lakes and Summer Resorts of the Northwest offered for 4 cents in stamps. W. B. Kulern, P. T. M., 22 Fifth Ave., Chicago.
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Wood Weaving Candidate For Third Ward Council Seat
Born in Atount Sterling Kentucky in 1831 he came to Indianapolis at age four and has lived in the ward he seeks to represent. As president of Wood-Weaver Printing Company he shows business ability. the firm employs about 40 workers and has grown for 12 years. Endorsed by local merchants and freeholders, he is the businessman's candidate with strong energy and integrity. Primaries set for Friday June 30 from 1 am to 8 pm with voting places listed in June 23 papers.
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Indianapolis
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Train collision in Kansas City kills two on California Limited
In Kansas City, two trainmen died and several injured when the Santa Fe California Limited collided with a Kansas City Southern freight within the city limits Thursday morning. Fireman Shorty Frazer of Independence, Missouri, and switchman Michael Devine of Kannas Kay were fatally injured. engineer C F Willis of the Limited and Southern’s Thomas Fitzmor ris were seriously bruised.
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Kannas Kay
C.F. Willis
Limited
Thomas Fitzmorris
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Pulleys Shafting Laws and Supply Ohio Democratic Ticket
Special to The Sun lists Ohio Democratic nominees for state offices including Governor John M. Pattison Lieutenant Governor Louis B. Houch Supreme Judge Hugh T. Mathern Attorney General James A. Ric Treasurer Charles E. Mason and Board of Public Works member Patrick C. McGovern.
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Popular Wedding Trip by D. and C. Steamer to Mackinac Island
A promotional notice touts a wedding trip aboard D. and C. steamers to Mackinac Island. It promises a delightful journey with cool breezes and comfortable facilities, urging readers to request a pamphlet from A Schantz.
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