Democrats Score Light in District Races and Nominations
The piece surveys congressional contests across districts. It highlights Brown’s strong showing in Clarke County and notes various incumbents and challengers, including Marsh, Taylor, Brett, Davis, Cullop, Holman, and Cooper, with party tensions and expected nominations shaping the race. It also mentions district-specific dynamics, splinter opposition, local remarks, and a few local incidents and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason 3. Brown
Seymour
Jaakh. Marsh
Jeffersonville
N. Stochleger
Corydon
U. S
Burke
Brown
Clarke County
Ayr. Marsh
Arthur H. Taylor
John L. Brett
Cyrus Davis
Bloomfeld
WW. A. Cullop
Vincennes
Holman
Frank Tall
Ryanville
Cooper
Robinson
Spencer
Bynum
Jemee Stuart
John V W. Jxern
Ister
Rawfordsville
Thosamiond
Hammond
Will Tussic
A. N. Martin
Giulftorchas
Cosa
Paru
W. Faiutubia City
Wante N Art Mai
Geo. C. Conn
Elkhart
Ministers Ridicule Jewish Belief At City Meeting
A Monday forenoon ministers gathering devolved into a heated anti Jewish discussion. Dr Robi Roberts led with a paper on David son and David Lord while Rev M L Wells Rev la 10 Lucas and Nev Lewis condemned Jews as unwanted in communities and urged salvation through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi. Roberts
Fletcher-place Church
David
Jiev. M. L. Wells
Lucas
Holy Land
Dr. Lucas
Nev. Lewis
The
People’s Congregational Church
Noblesville Bank Stock Transfers Linked to Liability Claim
In a federal suit, Receiver Hawkins of Indianapolis national bank accuses T. J. Issughey, president of two banks, of unlawfully transferring stock to Noblesville bank to dodge a 7200 assessment. The Cooper Insurance case seeks 120000 and argues Haughey had no authority to transfer bank stock, seeking exemption from liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Indianapolis National Bank
Citizens’ Bank
Noblesville
Snswer
T. J. Issughey
Noblesville Bank
Cooper Insurance Company
Ohio
Haughey
Conductor Knocked From Car In Street Crash
A trolley collision in a city block injures a conductor and breaks a worker’s wrist. The incident occurred Monday afternoon near Ilsas and Southste as a bystander was struck, with the conductor sustaining a head injury and arm fracture. Ambulance transport followed the event.
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Jim
the & Essi St
West Indianspolla
Broks Louey
Ilsas
Southste
Boydon
Voyt
Rushville Secretary Kennedy Spends Warm Spall
A crowded blot of local items notes Secretary Kennedy of the State agricultural board in Rushville for a brief respite. Albert C L Williams sues ex-sheriff Langenberg for 89 cents on overdue notes. A health official is laid up with asthma in Anderson. Sneak thieves victimize Dora Carter at 113 E Market. Humane officer Orlepp may resign. Citizens listed include a tailor, a news dealer, and a Mississ ippii resident. A con artist swindles southward via security notes. Judges Baker and Livevoort clash over a levee and drainage. Births and deaths tallied. marriage licenses issued. Corn pone advertised at Van Pell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
State Agricultural Board
Rushville
Albert CL Williams
Langenberg
Prof. Berg
State Health Board
Anderson
Orlepp
Board of Safety Office
Slawdey
W. Fleming
Indiana-ave
Geo
Raper
Denison-houges
Mondey
Binrns
Ella Crewell
Alonzo and
Birs
Goza
John
Lena Aird
Frederick
Caroline Engelai
Duiarus
Anna Sarfent
Anna Leiler
Dolly Jfender
Conway
Sophie Schulz
Jos. Fawver
Anna Steele
Henry Fuchtman
Carria Quack
David Steward
Harriet Whitehead
Mayor Promises Split Over Northern Sewer Fight
A local political feud over a northern city sewer escalates as Robert Martindale accuses Mayor Denny of broken promises and urges support for a Democratic ticket. He warns of legal action and mobilizes residents through district-wide circulars while the Board of Works faces scrutiny. The case coincides with a crackdown on illegal bird sales by the Desalors Pansat Wracet club and its newly formed protection association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Martindale
Evsc
Mgr. Hertinnssen
Lenny
Board of Works
Martindale
Whch
Sunman
Blonday
Denny
Haror Lam
Card of Works
Baptism Scene Triggers Nervous Young Woman's Collapse
A 17 year old city visitor, appearing intelligent yet distressed, drew a large crowd at a canal baptist display. She ran in fear as onlookers followed, authorities intervened, and the matron recovered her to relatives. She vowed never to attend a baptism again.
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Womanschimpost
Ratron Buchanen
Alicer Lrady
Yung Gil
Brady
Cael Bank
Pha
Sud Birsuchanan
Ollicar Brady
Shee
Liver Regulator Promises Relief from Digestive Ailment
A 19th century notice claims chronic looseness of the bowels stems from imperfect digestion due to liver torpidity. It advertises Summens Liver Regulator as a remedy to stimulate the liver and restore digestion.
Woman seeks divorce after alleged adultery and desertion
Nellie E. Buchanan sues Albert J. Buchanan, a dentist, for divorce claiming improper relations with Daisy Resgan and Lizzie Yorn, late-night absences, and asset disposals. A restraining order prevented disposal of property, while a prior stock settlement from 1872 figures in the estate dispute. summary notes a custody issue and court-directed actions amid family involvement.
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Neilia Roll Buchanan
Nellie E. Buchanen
Aled
Albert J. Buchanan
Daisy Resgan
Lizzie Yorn
Oma
Charles
Merion
Deval Bowers
Nat Goodwin
Url
Bdowsie
Pennsylvania St
Julie Harper
Achanna
Fire gang suspected after urban arson spree
Chas Baum aged 13 bound over to the grand jury on charges linked to a spate of fires in the eastern part of the city Saturday night. Alonday, in custody for arson, arrived from Frankfort and is believed to be part of the group. Schweikler and Prange report an attempted fire at their carriage factory and another at Geo Belden’s lumber yard. Youre Baum denies involvement but recalls seeing LWO Tien starting a blaze, and the party fled the scene.
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Chas, Baum
Grand Jury
Alonday
Arcon
Frankfort
Schweikler & Prange
E. Market St
Geo
Belden
Youre Baum
LWO Tien
Chu
Rager Penny Tails Through Hig h hint, as panel
LA announces Joan 4 Butler as the lucky attorney to receive that $U,000 for aggrating the city attorney in the street car litigation. Butler, a Republican, is named amid calls for additional city counsel to guard against conflicts with the City Company and to relieve an overworked city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rager
Penny
Joan
Butler
Denny
Wandering farmer found in woods in nude condition
Martin Lucas a prominent farmer near Mt Hebron in Putnam county was found wandering in the woods in a nude state with his Bible in hand and preaching to trees. He is confined to prevent injury as a mob threatens to drive out three faith cure evangelists following meetings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Martin Lucas
Mt. Hebron
Putnam County
Faith Cure
Lucas
Cordes Divorce Case Hearing Set After Sanity Test
Attorneys gather before Judge Winters in Barry township as Cordes seeks divorce from his wife. The hearing is slated to begin March 17 with testimony from most of Parry township residents. Mrs Cordes asks the court to compel delivery of clothing for upcoming confirmation. Dr Pletcher’s insanity finding is awaited, with expected testimony under oath and many local witnesses ready to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordes
Cowles
W. G. Fletcher
Slatcher
Wintera
Pest house conference set to settle issue soon
County and city officials discuss plans for a pest house with a conference slated for Wednesday at 2 o clock. County commissioners, health board, and public works will attend. A debate over purchasing lumber to construct the pest house arises as the matter nears decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonday
Smslipos
Hearity Health Board
Board of Public Works
Flood of circulars and thefts plague city scenes
Reading lists a flood of circulars in Dru with a Monday night event at the South church on education, note Willard Pugh at 257 Virginis Ave, thefts Sunday night including a store near 19 El Chiost and a colored thief holding up Blies Jay Rail. Reports of arson at Estes house store, medical and court notes, and assorted local incidents fill the page, with updates on local dignitaries, a bank deposit dispute, and a Plymouth church lecture by Prof Coulter.
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Ilyrmsouth
Willard Pugh
Bex
No. S
B. Washington
Estes Houss
Richardson
York-a
Jenny le Lome
Bayg
de L Cats
Mionton
East
Jay Rail
New York
EL Chiost
Washington-st. Ace
Lennie Kiger
Biere
Ridey
Syliarade
Wford
Weane
Pig
John St. Leonard
Dapinty L
Columbia
Ben
Lorreing
Goa
Spiritea
Schurena
Claris
Peaca
Arthur J Og
Shoresivans
Coulter
Eveluiine
Dessie Rosa
West
I‘lymouth
Green Smith
Miller
Shafler-dranon
Rioat
Shafler
Baker
Bristow
Washington-51
Patout
Onxford St
Spiegel Co ‘Thoms
Fast St
Daeling
Nai Bunk
Appointed Police Surgeon Faces City Politics Drift
The City Board of Safety met to appoint a successor to Police Surgeon. Dr. Jon Oliver was chosen amid praise from the medical fraternity, while Mayor Denny pressed for a different candidate. The vote reflected tension between health authorities, physicians, and local political factions. Police arrests numbered 22 with 1,262 dollars in stolen property recovered. building inspections reached 105 with licenses valued at 1,000 dollars. April changes ahead as the provisional quarter ends and financial matters loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Herp
Jon Oliver
Lenny
Goo. Babble
Lroara of Health
Ways
Jay
Oliver
Oider
Waki
Health Board
Denny
Rentiemen
Keys
Wenner
Theo
Barges
Jr Oliver
Chy
Hig
Kanto
Lua
Aanor
Conner
Buckle
Una
Ulver
Alao
Gliyar
Grand jury instructed on lynching investigation
The grand jury convened Monday morning at Pendout instructing them to indict all involved if evidence justifies. The target includes those connected to a recent mob action amid tension over a lynching threat. The crowd was said to be composed of ordinarily quiet locals surprised by the directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myers
Indianapolis
Myers
Lananom
Ind
Bonehill at English's with DeWoltropper and Playmates
Bonehill and DeWoltropper engage at English's starting Thursday with the first week of performances. William and Charles Jeroms join Bessie Bonehill in Playmates on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at English's, two of the cleverest stage comedians. The company presents She with Edwin Bargour's oriental romance and memorable mechanical effects including a fire pillar and volcano. Lthel Haynes stars in the title role with a notable company. no price changes.
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William
Charles Jeroms
Bessie Bonehill
Pearson
Edwin Bargour
Orientel Xromanse
Revoy Pillar of Fire
Lthel Haynes
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America
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Yale Law School
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N. J
Supreme Court
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Citizens’ Straet Railway Company
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Hitter
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Drew County
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Hliss Shipman
Wieking
W.va
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Snyder
Jos. Coe
Court of Common Pleas
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Washington
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Lim
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Meorito
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Sizner
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Gied
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Plauital Laundry
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