Coxeyites face court over capitol grounds entry
In Washington Coxey Browne and Jones were arrested after entering the capitol grounds. Browne sought jury trials and bail was set at 500 dollars for each, while Jones faced similar arraignments as the marchers pressed for congressional action on their reform bills.
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Browne
Briggs
Second St
Gen
Coxey
Growne
Sr. Coxey
Herasfier
Capitol
Congress
Lie
Washington
Washinerton
Jones
Republicans May Move From Denison Hotel Over Elevator Dispute
The Republican State Committee may leave Denison hotel after management refused a colored man access to the elevator. Local colored leaders met at C. M. C. Willis’s undertaking rooms to criticize Judge Stubbs for discharging Clerk Dillon, who was arrested for assault on the ejected man. A follow up meeting is planned amid accusations of high delegate rates at the recent state convention and rising bad feeling.
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Republican State Committee
Denison
C. M. C. Willis
Stubbs
Dilion
State Committee
Trapped by Indians Yaqui victory routs Mexican forces
San Cisco California reports Yaquis victorious over Mexican troops. On March 5 a narrow defile trap killed or wounded about two hundred of five hundred soldiers. Indians fired from above as rocks were hurled from a high position. A strong Mexican expedition is being fitted to strike back. The Indiana weather forecast for the 86 hours ending May 3 predicts warm spell with improving conditions.
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San Cisco
Cal
Army May Be Ordered Out of Town In Frey Controversy
Gen Frey and about 500 soldiers occupy Indianapolis with city officials seeking a move. Local meeting plans target Frey. talks include demonstrations and possible transfer to Washington aided by Frey adjutants. A book selling scheme may fund the push, with promises of a rally at the old hay market and a Frey speech.
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Frey
Denny
Boards of Health and Safety
Powell
Board of Health
Rey
Qumuaba
Kelisy
AlJenunings
Splup
Timothy
Aubry
Tha [Eit
Cenrey
Speskin
Jiaughlin
Loughlie
Jennings
Laughlin
Park House
Ningan & Co
Washington
The
SUN
Sen. Frey
Indianapolis
Supt
Henry Vincent
Gen. Frey
Prayor Denny
Old Hay Market
Harrigan Returns From Cincinnati Loyal Legion Banquet
Gen Harrigan and private secretary visited Cincinnati on Wednesday forenoon to attend a Loyal Legion banquet in the evening before returning. He plans a stop in New York and says the trip has no political significance though he will meet a few persons and stay in public view.
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Harrigan
Cincinnati
Loyal Legion
New York
Kenwood Mills Burned and Other Thursday Items
WIRE WHISPERS notes Kenwood knitting mills in Albany burned on Wednesday while Cleveland and Pittsburg workers gain 12 cents daily. Hatch to introduce anti option bill soon. Gov Waite of Colorado says he will not run for governor or sanatorium. Harlem River Bank seeks a receiver. Stotts woolen mill workers in Lowell Maine strike for wage restoration. 377 miners in Pana Illinois vote to strike for national movement support. Thermometer hits 80 in New York on Wednesday, the hottest for the season. P T Barnum estate management to be investigated Friday after executors paid 410,000 to collect 114,000. Mrs Foster, sister of Mrs David Jane, dies in Philadelphia poorhouse and is buried in potters field amid aid refusals by Drs Jane.
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Kenwood Knitting Mills
Albany
N. Y
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Congressman Hatch
Gov. Waite
Colorado
Harlem River Bank
New York
Stott’s Woolen Mill
Lowell
Meas
Pana
Hil
National Movement
P. T. Barnum
Foster
David Jane
Philadelphia
Potters’ Field
Jane
Indiana Cities Swing Republican in Widespread Vote
West Indianapolis led a string of local elections as Republicans swept majorities in Fort Wayne Hammond Terre Haute and many others while Democrats held offices in Vincennes Madison and Vevay. The wave produced city tickets won by large margins with several councils going GOP.
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Fort Wayne
Hammond
Terre Lauie
New Albasy
Keymouth
Lafayette
Logensport
Shelbyville
Wabaah
Columbus
Heli
Goshen
Rushville
Linoad
Peru
Vincennes
Plymouth
Valparaiso
Huntington
Delphi
Madison
Vevay
Defferconville
Lesence
Martineville
Connersville
Hatire
Korome
Nrepublicans
Iufiion
Decatur
Marshal
North Vernon
Washington
Columbia City
Covington
Mt. Vernon
Frankfort
Winchester
Alexandria
Richmond
Union City
Mikbart
Bravn
Franklin
Attics
Kendallville
Warsaw
Greencastle
South Bend
Redford
Lawrencepurg
Tipton
Noblesville
Bloomington
Guarantors Continue May Music Festival Seat Sales
The guarantors sale of seats for the May music festival continued on Wednesday with strong out-of-town orders. Although about $2,000 in seats have been sold, many quality seats remain as regular season sales begin Thursday at 9 am. Demand is expected to be high when the sale opens. Fatally Scalded in Bloomington Factory.
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Bloomimeron
Bloomington Vinegar Company
Kraps
Bold challenge to New Jersey paving contract in court
Augustus Bruner filed injunctions in the circuit court to stop the Board of Works from awarding the asphalt contract for New Jersey street from Massachusetts to Ft Wayne Ave. He claims remonstrance lacks two thirds signers and alleges company and city officials pressured owners to withhold names. The city engineer found the remonstrance insufficient to block the project.
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Board of Works
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Ft. Wayneave
Augustus Bruner
Bruner
St. Clairsis
Thara
Tha
Jirown
Remonnstrance
Hled
Push to Build Suburban Line Sparks County Debate
The Indianapolis Light & Power company began work on a suburban line, securing a private right of way along Superior Street to Pennsylvania and toward the canal, while county commissioners stall on a franchise. Company president Dr Light says they will proceed without county approval if needed, prompting mixed reactions at the courthouse and amid property owners.
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Indianapolis
Superior-st
R. U. Light
Bov
Board of County Commissioners
Morney
Eit BO
Whiths
Cone
SVN
Lrowa
Imatler
Idey Stieel
Iiebecke
Tie Live
Bir
Brown
Dr. Reinecke
Court House
Commissionera
State Labor Council backs labor friendly reforms
The Indians labor legislative council met to discuss important workingman issues. Resolutions urged creating an inspector of factories, stricter child labor laws, and mobilizing laborers to back favorable nominees. It supported direct legislation and fair taxation while opposing the contract system on public works. The body adjourned for dinner.
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State Labor Council
Indians Labor Legislative Council
Snd
Dowd & Proposition
Tax-payers' Union to Hold Full Meeting Friday Night
The Tax-payers' protective union will meet Friday evening at 7 30 at Dr Long's office in the Bansur block. All taxpayers interested in the union's aims are invited to attend. Pattern of importance relating to organization will be acted upon.
Interest in Prof Kennedy’s magical performances grows
The Park theater continues to attract large audiences. Little Trixie opens Thursday for the remainder of the week. Irwin & Sons' great circus will show at the W. Washington st grounds Thursday Friday and Saturday with two performances daily after noon and evening.
Whiskers on the Jury in Bank Case Proceeding
The second bank case session continues with a large, tense audience and a jury featuring diverse members from multiple counties. The defense and government argue over the cabinet company ties to the bank, while a separate court appearance recounts a prosecuted case involving DePuy and allegations of assault on a young girl, with notes on witness testimony and delays.
Deadly Weapons Haunt the Palms Over the Water
May 2 early Wednesday morning a bomb was found on a palace window sill of Prince Hohenisch. It was fitted with an igniting device reaching the ground and would explode if touched. The bomb appeared to have been on the window all night.
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Prince Hohenisch
Spring Garden
Alan
Unrest erupts in Cleveland as 5000 workers riot
In Cleveland on a Wednesday the unemployed mob swarmed public squares and attacked factories on Seneca and nearby streets. They shattered windows at Variety Iron Works and Upson Nut bolt works, forcing workers to flee. Police pursued the attackers up Jennings Avenue, with many heads broken and at least 40 arrests reported. The South Side remains in terror as authorities plan further action.
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Cleveland
Lily
Senecast
Surantonave
Variety Iron Works
Upson Nutan Bolt Works
Therapod
Jennings Ave
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