Marion County Republicans Nominate Clay for Sheriff
Reported at a Marion County Republican convention that a fierce sheriff race dominated the day as Josaph P. Clay gained on the second ballot amid tense hall rumors. The contest included alleged vote-buying offers of up to three votes for fifty dollars, with a final push for the nomination as the crowd watched intently.
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Martay Crnimis Republican
Chert
Wallor
Josaph
Clay
Havrard Sourbier
Marton Baon
Weean
Sheriff
Sherif
Sourhier
Bert Metcalf
English
Joe Way
Comenisxioners
Lhn Ely
Engitah
Ontire Strongih
Eatan
Harry Tutewiler
R¢D
Bin
Imn Dunlavy
Convention Personographs at a crowded political convention
A lively scene at a county political convention with delegates from Eleventh district wards, many named figures including Lester Winter Edward Sourbisr and Harry Wallace directing forces, plus Joe Gasper, Henry Span, Blaine Miller, and George Bone among attendees. The event featured tense roll calls, enthusiastic crowds, and last minute nominations for sheriff and coroner amid heated exchanges.
Nomination Battle for Superior Judge Fights in Precincts
Nominations for Superior Judge were Car, Merle Walker, James Leathers, Vincent Clifford, and John McMaster from various wards. Roll call confusion ensued as police cleared the hall and delegates debated bloc voting and ward favoritism amid a tense convention.
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Car
Merle N. A. Walker
James M. Leathers
Vincent G. Clifford
Euciith
John J. McMaster
Urban Koxish
Pritchard Wins Nomination Over Alford at Marion County Meeting
James A. Pritchard defeated Judge Fremont Alford for criminal judge renomination at the Marion County Tepualican convention. Pritchard led by 107 votes after a tight roll call, with Alford securing only a small share. The body then made Pritchard’s nomination unanimous amid party maneuvering and delegate alignment efforts.
Defeat of Alford Judge Framont Alford in Nomination Loss
Judge Framont Alford failed to win the criminal judge nomination and appeared deeply hurt. He sat with opponent Frank Hay who received eight votes and left the stage after James Pritchard secured the nomination. Hay showed relief at his eight votes while Alford exited in a marked mood, with delegates puzzled by his campaign remarks.
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Aliad
Alford
Pritchard
Hay
Aufard
Alfard
Pritchards
Framont Alford
Frank Hay
James
Wpain
Judge Alford
Attiad
Sudee Alford
Foraker Pushes Rate Bill in Intercabinet Tangle
In a February session, Foraker backs a rate regulation measure tied to President Roosevelt’s railroad policy. Senator Morakor notes possible Inter-State Commerce Commission action as a substitute for unreasonable rates subject to court review. The piece outlines political maneuvering urging Hepburn bill passage with a commission empowered to review railway rates.
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Seriepe-MeRar Crean Association
Columbue
Valline
Emtery
Congress
Jouwevelt
Morakor
Fequer
Maym
Interatate Comemerce Commission
Olio Regielature
Tofel
Riot in Winnipeg as bayonets charge rioting crowd
Winnipeg soldiers with fixed bayonets charged a demonstrative crowd as street car men clashed with authorities. Martial law was declared in parts of the city as guards patrolled and police read the riot act to quell disorder after last night's demonstrations. No shots were fired.
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Mateh dl
Winnipeg
Sildinra
Marie
Wayner Sharpe
Steamer Roosevelt Launched At Toledo
The Theodore Roosevelt steamer was successfully launched today at Toledo Shipbuilding Company for the Indiana Transportation Company of Chicago. The vessel, christened by Mrs Georvue Mott, is touted as the fastest fresh water steamer, with a 1255 gross ton capacity and 360 feet length. About 1400 residents attended, and many prizes were awarded for name suggestions including the speed claim between Michigan City and Chicago.
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Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Toledo
O. Merch
Theodore Roosevelt
Toledo Shipbuilding Cmpany
Indiana Transportation Company
Chicago
John G. Mott
Beattie
Wisi
Alaska
Geurvieve Mott
Roetovelt Ak Merwin
Har Muller
Bnat Ita
Ama
Nemypapore
Etary
Michigan City
Chega
Tero Michigan
Circus Man Fleeing Suit Over Wreck Damages
Ben Fo Wellage, described as the eres man, fled a U S court action against the Grand Trunk Bathway company seeking 75000 damages for property loss in a wreck near Duntnd Mick on June 16. The case stems from a faulty bill of canphoint and alleged speed greater than contract. air brakes failure caused the wreck, killing and injuring crew and passengers, with property damage and cancellations reported.
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Ben Fo Wellage
Grand Trunk Bathway Company
Mick
Walfree
Ube Trium
Gurant
Weiter
Leplics
Dots
Horace
Wallace
Purviance to Lead Expanded Departments at Joslin Dry Goods
Mr Harry Purviance, long with A B Ayres & Co for over five years, plans a Denver move next week with his second family. He is recognized as a leading dry goods buyer in the state and will oversee more departments at Joslin Dry Goods, signaling an expanded role amid a growing operation.
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Colorado
Harry Purviance
Denver
Col
Purviance Tan
A. 8. Ayres & Co
Bett ‘Nown Dry
Ahe
Hone Pe Silt
Joslin Dry Goods
Two Men Crushed In Severe Town Disaster
Reederry Minnesota March 31 two men were crushed in a three story Tonabury building collapse causing extensive damage. The incident is being investigated and no further details were available.
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Reederry
Min
Unclear OCR Story Sparks City Disorder Claims
Fragmentary report describes crowd jeering someone named Hixekand and a mayoral dispute. Detectives detained after an alleged attack on a solicitor and unrest on the streets. Officials reportedly monitored traffic rifles and halted patrols after nightfall.
Petition Drives Support for Davido Sherrick Pardon
Friends of the former auditor mobilize to back a pardon for Davido Sherrick, aiming to show Gov. Hanly the state’s sentiment. Petitions rushed out to gather signatures quickly, though organizers doubt presentation before the governor acts. Sherrick seeks mercy as his health reportedly declines. a new trial is sought by appeal.
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Davido Sherrick
Amit
Sherrick
Tta
Sharrick
Pelaon
Hanly Han
Parale Bherrick
Prémé
Sean
Anthracite Talks Set After Denial of New Demands
NEW YORK March 31 official denial of a report that the anthracite operators will meet miners Tuesday to discuss new demands. Mitchell, president of the United Anthracite Association, says negotiations will resume with proposed changes and that operators will maintain current employment under the anthracite commission award. The aim is to resolve differences through conference and possible concessions.
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Kerinpe-McRee
New York
Soria
Bald
Sohn Mitelvisello
Aren Uy
Mitchell
Jon
Anthracite Commission
Train Slaying on Northern Division Express
Frank B. Curtie, a passenger conductor on the Pecon Valley and Northeast road, was shot three times aboard a train last night by I. Brice, a Kansas City train butcher. The action, allegedly prompted by Curtis to chastise Price for conduct with a female passenger, ended fatally as the assailant attacked after an improper incident.
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Denvar
Frank B. Curtle
Pecon Valley
Northeast Road
I. Brice
Kanyane City
Curtia
Price
Curtis Ae
Poswengere
Wongen
Triple Tragedy in New York A Murder Suicide
In Sew York a man killed one man and mortally wounded a young woman before fatally shooting himself. Police conducted a search before the gunman fled, returned, and died after a confrontation. The wounded woman survived.
Caught on the Coast in California Arrests Noted
Fragmentary report from Wayne County details a suspect linked to Governor Califonia Harry Maeris. Alleged rapscallion was tracked to San Francisco County. Dairy Locke agency involved in a case of alleged hog theft. Unclear names and places limit full reconstruction of events.
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Harry
Califonia
Harry Maeris
Wayne Couney
Andlana
Sn Francisea County
California
Yrrie
Dalry Locke
Magerstown
Wayne County
Trish
Mirch 1 cers for 1k years in will dispute
In a lacrosse related matter, judge ruled that Peter Paulsen must comply with his mother's will. He faces a long condition before he can claim a $1.50 benefit, pending fulfillment of the specified provision.
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Peter Paulsen
Swift Pneumonia Among Cal Cage Members Stirring Boston Scene
A garbled report from Boston notes Swift has pneumonia with mentions of the Berippe-McRae Prew Association and Wellbknawi members tied to a Cal cage pickling home. The fragmented item references Quincy and a medical event described as satisfactory or possible discharge, but specifics are unclear in the OCR.
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Swift
Berippe-McRae
Boston
Mateh
Cal Cage
da Ut
Quincy
Preacher's Trial In May At Terra Haute Court
Special to The 5a Danville nd Mareto The Trial of Rev Edward M Freeman of Terra Haute charged with horning the ad M BE church near Lkton three years ko is set for May derm of the circuit rout. John W Sern retained to the Attories for the minister. Gov prned reports a reasonably comfortable night. Reads like a mixed local items collage with ads for watches bonnets and remedies.
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Danville
Mareto
Edward M. Freeman
Terra Haute
Lkton
John W. Sern
Bloody assault and possible murder in central avenue barn
A jealous lover attacked Anna Miller and Catherine Miller at a hay barn behind J D Pierce property on Central Avenue. Anna Miller died from head trauma. Catherine Miller was wounded. Suspect J H Rice, a hay broker, fled amid a chaotic scene as police and ambulances responded. Witness Roy Potter described a struggle and chloroform use before Rice fled. Police feared a dangerous maniac and urged rapid pursuit.
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Catherine Miller
Jhl Rice
Bicyclesten
Viv. Adams
Wemas
J. al Rite
Elias
Thor Veronese
Cote
Rim
Keo
He Altey
Cimapy Peared
Ray Pethomse
Neere
J. D. P Pierce
Sive
Aga
Anapolis
Clermont
Miller
Ray Pattison
Aid Parkenye
Falta
Loum
Paul Z. Rerauet
Kransa Siatily
Werte
Parke Ave
Nare Row
Pierce Steble
Hirtes
Anna Miller
Strang Ada
Rice
Kim
Centraljaye
Barkeave
Jman
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Edward Sourbisr
Harry Wallace
Frank Stalwaker
Aaron Rothschild
Russell Harrison
Joe Gasper
Harry Negley
Negley
Michael Jefferson
Blaine Miller
Henry Span
Harry Royce
The
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Samuel Joseph
Socks
Barnett
Josenit
Maynr [Houkwalter
Telwood Becl
Scott
Samuel McGaughey
Irvington
Moost
Jon McGaughey
John McGaughey
Otnee
George Bone
Hailiff
Nf Superior Court
I. M. Leathers
Hone
Charles Hanna
J. J. MaeMaster
Banis
Lustice
Marion Eaton
Hodgins
County Board of Health
Martin Hugg
Shaw
Jeenaenair
Holmes
Kwara G. Souruter
Sourbier
William Rosson
Aixtrlet
William Rosny
Neukom
Rhodes
Daca
Hermann Amd
Duater
Rome
Third Ward
Michael Quinn
Deleg Perier Court
Billy” Sogardun
Texier
Robert Light
WLS Assiton
Broad Ripple
E. Young
Juanes Har- B. Brour't Court
Lew Shank
Jonce Monyhan
Oreins
Jonee
Waxtern Gallery
Ed Killion
Geen
Hong
James Norwond
Perry Township
Clarence Nicholen
Joe Kenning
McMaster Ona Leathers
Willot
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Berond
McMtaxter
ST Wets
John Stuckey
Lad
Leatherg
Leathers
McMaster
Hach Debexote
Tha Oak
Elgur
Standard Oil
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A. Hutsidewletx
J.A. Pritchard
Ball
Fremont Altar
James A. Pritchard
Pritch Lard
Frank
Iday
Fremont Alford
Frank Plthay
James A. Uriteneard
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Pird Waant
Chet Gore
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Pritehard
Aleford
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Foraker
Hepburn
City 18
Union Street Car Men
Roosevelt
Philosophy OF Hope
Gane
sOu
Worreal
Hope
David Star Jordan
Southern Indiana
Tielant
Stanford University
Tion
Circus Man
Grand Trunk
Auditor of State
Hanly
Rletame McMae Veome
York
Ireland
Cannes
Seeippas
Meline Perse Ranunciation
Columbus
Maret
Pate
Tiaon Ja
Sams
P. Mule
Lally
Monument Place
Cme
Katimaten
Kruse & Derwenter
Mien Native Herba
W. Washeat
Stogemelr Bros
N. Divnola
Wultchner
Hudar'e
Morton
Bicyele Corps
Polfcn de
Crimea
qMcern
Acle
Roy Potter
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