Beveridge Speech at English's Opera House Tonight
Senator Beveridge will speak at English's Opera House tonight for Bookwalter and Republican success. Doors open at 7:49 with free admission and seating while seats remain. A Marion club escort and numerous vice presidents will accompany Beveridge. Charles Bookwalter to give a short address.
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Albert Jridge
Bookwalter
James J. Layman
Albert Baker
Charles A. Bookwaluer
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Marion Club
Wether
Seaster Beveridge
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Holliday
Henry T. Conde
James M. Woods
Grorge E. Hume
Clinton £. Hare
Thaddeus R. Baker
G. Darhugin
Clifford Arwick
William H. Roumson
Edward Daniels
PD. H. Luerap
Louis Weltenberger
WitHant
Wubn
Charles Wo Wells
Wantteta Mit
Wade
Charles Martindain
J. D. Seiwick
Thomas
Potter
Wt Morripen
Jeet Lo Rinfer
Willam Greyer
George Alig
Ernest Knodel
John Rolmer
Gustav Peterdorf
Georg Herman
Duline Bottle
Tristoph Schetter
John G. Panzer
George Mueller
Democrats Hear Bookwalter In Stinging Address
Bookwalter delivered one of his strongest speeches to a crowd of Democrats on the Southside, while Rufus Chaves and other Republicans spoke in Indianapolis and were met with warm receptions.
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Indianapolis
Basemen t struggle ends with escape after armed assault
In a basement at about 9 tonight Mrs Breerman confronted a intruder described as a Negro who struck her with a blow and fled as family members arrived. Police were alerted but could not locate the suspect.
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Narthest
Serias
Atrne
Postum Cures Nervous Coffee Effects Says Patient
A testimonial from a patient who swapped coffee for Postum, reporting relief from nervousness and palpitations, steadier strength, and endurance for daily work. The account notes heart issues fading and family benefits, with attribution to Postum Co. Battle Creek and a nod to The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
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Wellville
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Jews Slain by Russians in Odessa Riot Tale
A mob attacked the Jewish quarter in Odessa on Tuesday night, police say, killing 87 Jews and wounding many more as unrest surges amid strikes. Reports claim a wider death toll and threats against Jews in the city, marking the era’s most serious violence. In a separate dispatch, Kharkov reports 11 killed in street fighting since the proclamation of the czar's manifesto.
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RAL Press Association
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Russian Revolutionary Party
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Soldiers Fire Into Crowd At Warsaw Station
In Warsaw a Vienna ra employee attempted to organize a meeting on Wednesday but workers opposed by saifers armed with bayonets. As a crowd gathered near the station, a trestle was stretched across the street and soldiers fired volleys into the crowd, causing multiple deaths and injuries.
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Bloody siege feared in St Petersburgh upheaval
Reports from St Petersburgh describe a near civil clash between revolutionaries and car supporters on a tense November night. Chaos spread as moderates dispersed mobs. observers fear further violence as leaders including Count Witte and Glaskof face reorganization amid the unrest.
Dr Harty Returns to Lead State Health Work
Dr Harty resumes duties as secretary of the State Board of Health after a period of rest. State Chemist Barhard will oversee testing of numerous food and drug samples sent in from across the state. The drive for pure drugs marks the first crusade of its kind in the state, aiming to curb adulteration in medicines.
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Opposition to Bolter Sparks New Kregular Democracy Movement
Headquarters opened in room 41 State Life building for the Kregular Democ racy movement. The protest targets Moreman Keach and others who bolted from the regular Democratic party in ik. The group unsettles Holtzman and is expected to sway many Democrats to oppose Holtzman.
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Trolley Wreck in Jersey City Kills Conductor
A trolley car jumped the track Wednesday morning in Jersey City New Jersey and wrecked into a depot. The conductor was killed and many passengers were injured with ten taken to the hospital.
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Beechy dies in explosion wrecking plant dryhouse
Anthon Beechy died Tuesday night from injuries received when an explosion wrecked the dryhouse at the Capaml Chemicat plant in Wet AL. The incident occurred at the company’s soy capamal facility, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
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New Preparation Aimed At Digestive Dilemmas
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims purging is unnecessary and that the tablets aid digestion by stimulating secretions and easing gland and membrane congestion. The copy cites testimonials from Mrs. Bo M. Fabth, H. Wizard, Phil Brooks, and others praising relief and cures.
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City Council Approves Small Health Fund and Rail Permit Debate
The Indianapolis council allocated $8 for disease prevention and debated Belt Railway track expansion. Opponents say the contract favors the railroad, omits obligating elevation costs, and would slow streetcar traffic. The Board of Works had allowed multiple track installations on several streets including W Washington, Oliver, Harding, Morris, Bethel, E Michigan, Madison, Kentucky, Napoleon, Barth, Shelby, Draper, Churchman, and others.
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Stillings Named Public Printer by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt appointed Charles A. Stillings of Boston to be public printer effective November 1. Stillings, 32, recently in New York City as manager of the printers' board, has 18 years in the print business. The appointment is said to be based on business efficiency rather than politics. Ricketts will fill the acting role until Stillings begins duties.
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Confessed Murder Near Fergus Falls Reveals Pact
Nels Grenberg, a farmer near Fergus Falls, Minnesota, confessed to murdering Halvred Nyman. Nyman, elderly landowner, lived with Grenberg under an agreement that Grenberg would inherit the land upon Nyman’s death. Nyman died suddenly, and Grenberg confessed to giving him sulphuric acid in whisky.
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Roosevelt fires boiler on ship named after him
Washington November 1 There is now a pet boiler on the Roosevelt carrier named for the president’s decision to fire. A fragment of the president’s shovel is kept by every fireman coal passer and engineer aboard the battleship as a keepsake of the incident.
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Fire in Bakery Causes Major Back Building Blaze
A fire swept the rear building behind 430 W Washington Street, damaging the George brothers Inkery and causing an estimated loss of 600. Fire officials say overheated ovens sparked the blaze, which was brought under control after a lengthy effort.
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Indiana Briefs: Miers Thrown From Buggy Injures Congressman
OUT IN THE STATE Bloomington Congressman Miers was thrown from a buggy when his horse jolted Tuesday. He suffered two broken ribs as the vehicle rolled over him. Lebanon reports W J Deyo beaten at night by an unknown assailant with no clear motive. New Albany Leonant Griswold injured riding a train. damages valued at 8000 dollars. Coal Bluff Neeley Graylesa killed by a Big Four train Tuesday afternoon after visiting Terre Haute to obtain a marriage license. He reportedly intended to be married Tuesday night. South Bend Mike Keach and H C Shane arrested Tuesday for tapping Western Union telegraph wires.
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TANGLE IN LOVE MARRIAGE INVOLVES TWOFI GENTLEMEN AND THREE WOMEN
Joseph L Berry of J W Fourteenth Street and Miss Mabel Kingsley of 901 College Avenue wed Monday night after a chain of romantic events. Barry had planned to marry Lelta Paddack but shifted to Mina Kingetey following interference from relatives. The entanglement centers on Berry courting all three women, with none believed of age, while Paddack’s mother is Mina Kingetey’s rival.
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Deceived Sweetheart Betrays Plans For Two Weddings
The couple sought marriage in Chicago after elopement plans, but the young man Berry was intercepted at Union Station by his father and brother who brought him home. Berry later abandoned that partner for Miss Kingsley with parental support, aiming for a Sheridan wedding now performed by Rev. Anderson of the Fourth Christian Church.
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