Overstreet Doubtful Home For Indiana Congressman Vote
Reporters found Congressman Jesse Overstreet not listed in Indianapolis pollbooks and not known to be in the city at 2 p m on Tuesday. Republicans and Democrats debated his residency and whether he would vote at the Denison house precinct 127 N Alabama St, amid questions about his return from New York.
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Jesse Overstreet
Indianapolis
New York
Eliott
Negley
Republican County Committee
Overstreet
Denison
Denison House
N. Alabamast
Alabama St
Challenger Barnes
Democrats
Congressman Overstreet
Isaac Burgan
Burgan
Elliott
Jesse Will
Charlie
J. J. Appel
Albert Sahm
McMaster
Salem Clark
Open Salons Defy Election Day Law in Indianapolis
Downtown saloons largely closed for election day yet several venues stayed open in central Indianapolis. Pikers and workers reportedly found entrances to bars while some businesses admitted patrons despite risks of fines, with mention of 18 S Delaware and 25 S Pennsylvania locations and ongoing drunkenness on the streets.
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S. Delaware St
Indianapolis
S. Pennsylvania St
Nna & Gajoon
Crippled-appearing man whipped in McDowell county
A man in McDowell county posing as a cripple with plastered arms asked Huntington residents for aid. Named Walt Woodell he drank and was jailed, then revealed as not crippled. He was tied to a telephone pole and given 40 lashes with a rawhide before being removed from town and left to recover under medical care with little hope.
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Huntington
W. Va
Paris
McDowell County
Mitchell's Statement on Miner Wage Demands
Hazelton Pa November 4 President Mitchell's arbitration board statement released in public outlines miners demand a 20 percent wage increase over 1901 for contract and piece work plus hourly workers and a shorter day. Miners seek 60 cents per ton for 2240 pounds with reasons for the raise offered by Mitchell.
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Hazelton
Mitchell
Arbitration Board
New Liners Advertisements in The Sun
A list of classified items appears including for sale and rent notices. Unfurnished rooms, nine room house, offices and storerooms for sale, farm wagon for cash, goods for trade, and help wanted notices such as barber apprentice, housekeeper, sewing girl, washing, and dishwashing positions. Some entries mention lost bundles and paper money.
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Olin
Fogarty Hinted as Likely Speaker If Democrats Win
Rumors spread after a weak Republican vote and rising Democratic hopes that William M. Fogarty the popular Democratic candidate could be chosen speaker if the Democrats secure a legislature. Observers believed he might be elevated even if the rest of the ticket faltered.
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William M. Fogarty
Bank Blown Up In Greenwood Steals $11,000
Greenwood Wis November 4 Bank robbed when dynamite blew the vault. Burglars escaped with eleven thousand dollars after the explosion in the early Tuesday morning incident.
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Greenwood
Wis
Bank of
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for the 36 hours ending 8 p m November 5 cloudy with occasional showers Tuesday afternoon and night and possibly Wednesday. Temperatures 52 at 7 am 65 at noon and 68 at 2 pm showers inland cooler northwest winds in Indiana and adjacent states.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Fire at Western Paving Plant Sparks About $100 Loss
Fire in the Western Paving Land Supply Co plant on W Michigan Street near the canal occurred Tuesday noon. Loss is about $100. Fire likely started in the cupola from hot sand. Ad mentions new planes and local businesses including Wulschenr Joseph Goode and Stark's Studio.
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Western Paving Land Supply Company
W. Michigan St
Canal
Early voting underway in Marion County
Polls opened across Marion County as voting began with heavy activity at many points. Reported brisk turnout and vigorous efforts by both parties to mobilize voters, with Republican organizers praised for a meticulous get out the vote operation using voter slips and real time tallies.
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Marion County
Ira Stormes
Cornelius Haechl
Alford
Ward 1
J. C. Davy
Brightwood
J. F. Wright
Ensley
Kuhn
Metzger
Woessner
Il Am
Taggart
A.W. Buchorn
Alonzo Graham
James Moriarty
Charles Glover
Jim" McNulty
Justice of the Peace
Indianapolis
Jim
Ward 13
M. Fogarty
Cornelius Lyons
Jule
Otto Wittlin
Fogarty
Early voting in Indianapolis shows heavy scratching and brisk precincts
Reporters record widespread scratching and mixed turnout across Indianapolis wards 1 through 9. Republicans claim gains while Democrats push back with early tallies, challenges, and morale wins as polls opened before noon.
Roosevelt Votes as Scratching Dominates Early Returns
President Roosevelt becomes the 170th voter at precinct 5 in Oyster Bay as he and others observe a light early turnout in wards 3 9 and 13. Reports describe heavy scratching in several precincts while Republicans and Democrats fight to mobilize voters and predict outcomes.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
J. K Grade
Wm. Leeb, Jr
Andrew Elzy
Sait
Kuhn
J. M. Bartley
Bob Metzger
Dan O’brien
Election extras from The Sun for timely returns
The Sun will publish extra editions Tuesday night with reliable election figures as soon as available. Shops advertise jewelry and optics options nearby with specials and location notes for Woodard Optician and J. P. Mullally showing rings and jewelry offerings.
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the Sun
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Newton Claypool
Stark
Janes
GAR
Second Ward
James M. Leathers
W. 8. Ryan
Hoyt McClain
Harry ‘Adams
Pierre Gray
Myron King
King
Harry Gates
Harry
Haughville
Tom Spafford
Spafford
Fifth Ward
Ons
Thahorstram
Anctorate
Levi Segar
Lon McClelland
Shufelton
Bernhard Erdman
Shafelton
Nidman
Bert Gillan
E. Market St
Wiltorn Wilson
R. H. Brown
Ward 8
Ed Davis
J. H. Davis
Charles Martindale
Lawrence Davis
Charles Geckler
William Barnes
Tom Ensley
Ruckelshaus
Oyster Boy
S R Roosevelts
Peter H. Schwartz
Charles Coulon
Jake’ Hilkene
Fred Schoenneman
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Woodard, Optician
Massachusetts Ave
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J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
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