Henry Brigade Energizes Republican Turnout on Election Day
Voters lined up at dawn as the Henry bicycle brigade organized by Capt. Tarlton buzzed through precincts to deliver sunrise forecasts and three bulletins. Gen. Harrison voted early in precinct 37, while Republicans bragged of a full vote amid scratching, and Democrats warned of obstacles and slow counting in several wards.
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Henry
Gen. Harrison
Seventh Ward
Republican County
Delaware
Tarlton
Henry Bicycle Brigade
Sam Spooner
Tar Sun
Demutites
Democratic
Republican
Tom Taggart
EH. M. Johnson
Judge Harper
Judge
J. C. Adams
Ain
Southside
Who Is Who in Local Voting Tales on Election Day
Crairman Holtzman of the democratic county committee observed at 2 30 p m Tuesday guiding two telephones as ballots trickled in. He predicted a democratic majority though not a large one and noted stronger turnout in the south side with factories closing for noon. By 3 15 p m both sides claimed gains, Republicans cheerful and Democrats hopeful, while efforts to muster every man over 21 continued.
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Bulletina
Merrill Moores
West-st
Maley Keppla
William Kokemiller
Fred Gaul
al. Beaver
George Pumphry
John Higgins
Indianagre
Crairman Holtzman
Democratic County Committee
Sam
New York
Atete
Byrnes
Lockport
Hudson
Ithaca
Nome
Kingston
Two Children Found Dead Near Pampine After Missing
In Pampine Ohio on November 6, two Samuel Good children, a girl and a boy, were found dead in a brush pile three miles north. The girl suffered disembowelment and the boy was throat-slash. Charney Hart, a neighbor boy helping in a search, was arrested for the crime as mob pressure pushed him to Van Wert that night.
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Pampine
Here
Samuel Good
Charney Hart
van Wert, O
French Artist Dead in Paris
Paris reports the death of P. G. Hamertos, noted French artist and author poet, at age unknown. The obituary notes his contributions to art and literature and places the passing in Paris on November 6.
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Paris
P. G. Hamertos
Park Theatre Show Features Mantell With Liners in The Kid
The Park offers a lively week with Adele Paris Our Patrice John Queen Alf Hampton and others in The Kid. Mantell opens Thursday with Mon bars and follows with The Marble Heart Friday and Corsican Brothers Saturday. Elde lion bulletins will relay New York Indiana and Marion County returns to the audience from the stage.
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Adele Paris Our
Patrice
John Queen
Alf Hampton
the Kid
the Park
Haglish’s
New York
Indiana
Marion County
Robert Mantell
Mantell
Lemon Tonic Laxative and Stoves Connected Ad
Readable fragments show Lemon Tonic Laxative priced at 6c and stoves connected for 30c. Several garbled terms and a phone number AI91 appear, with references to Indianave and general notice-like content.
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Indianave
Horrific Ruins At Indiana Medical College Soon Excavations Start
Insurance adjusters survey the burned Indiana medical college ruins where 18 buried bodies lie under brick and charred timbers. A child’s foot, a suspended infant, bones and shattered bottles scatter the halls as a clock on the north wall shows 3:40 with the pendulum warped.
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Indiana Medical College
College
Tomlinson Halk Prepares Garrysanthemum Show Display
Tomlinson hall presents a lavish Readiness display with thousands of chrysanthemums roses and other blooms arranged along avenues and centers. The hall features palm deco green arches holly bunting evergreen trees and Japanese umbrellas with moss creating a rain-like effect. An opening Tuesday night showcases a strong musical program.
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Tomlinson Hall
Palma
Hanga
What Mr Tutewiler Thinks of the Scottish Rite Building Wire
Masons plan to rebuild soon as discussions on finances take place after a Monday night meeting. Insurance on the burned structure is about 45000 with a committee to find a temporary home. The Masonic temple may host autumn convocation next month and the old site, bought for 25000 with 5 feet added to the rear, could be sold for a good value. Tutewiler and others warn the burning building was unsafe and the front wall appears only loosely connected, lacking braces to the rest.
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Charles Tutewiler
Tutewiler
Order
Blizzard Blows Through New Haven and Around New England
Nov 6 reports describe a genuine blizzard with winds up to 74 miles an hour in New Haven and similar conditions in Hantrorp and Boston. Telegraph and telephone wires are down, visibility is greatly reduced, and horses reportedly shocked by fallen live wires.
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New Haven
Hantrorp
Boston
Cream Baking Powder World Fair Medal and Overcoat Deal
The fragment mentions Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder with a World’s Fair medal and a $12 overcoat, plus an offer at the Model with a price of 75 dollars. Also references unclear advertising phrases and a phone line.
Panic at West Minster Seminary in Fort Wayne Fire
A Tuesday morning blast beneath the West Minster female seminary dining hall sparked a panic as flames engulfed the building. Clare Diebold and Edith Masters were fatally burned, with Lillie Anders badly burned. a match lit in a gas-filled closet caused the explosion.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
West Minster Female Seminary
Pell-Mall
Mise Clara Diebold
Edith Masters
Auburn
Lillie Anders
Lagro
Chinese Atrocities Flagged In Manchuria War Reports
Nov 6 dispatches describe Chinese troops in Manchuria robbing locals and committing atrocities while Japanese forces advance and are welcomed by natives. Viceroy Li Hung Chang ordered to Beijing as first Japanese army links with second. Reports also flag a planned sale of the Esmeralda to China for 1 million and possible transfers of two admirals for 500 thousand.
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Manchuria
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Yokoyama
Ching
Valvaraiso
New York
China
Esmeralda
Congress
Admirente Lynch
Admirante Condell
Condemned Choctaw murderer shot by sheriff at Wilburton
Silan Lewis was executed by Sheriff Pursley in Wilburton on Monday. He was blindfolded with a cross marked on his chest. The bullet missed the heart and Lewis died 30 minutes after the shot amid a large crowd. The sheriff then smothered him to death, an event described as one of the cruelest executions on record.
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Fourm McAlllister
I. T
Silan Lewis
Wilburton
Pursley
Lewis
Czarina Breaks Down Amid Funeral Delays
Reports from Yatra and Livapia Nov 6 describe delays in embalming the czar, with remains not to be removed until Wednesday. The czarina has broken down as the funeral plan shifts. Cardinals may represent the pope at the coronation, and the body will travel via Yalta to Sebastopol aboard the Pamyal Markovia.
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Yatra
Roma
Cardinal Vannetelli
Nicholas I
Alexander III
Livapra
Yalta
Sebastopol
Pamyal Markovvia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Two Gothamites Die After Failing to Find Work
New York on November 6 reports George McDonald age 50 and George Smith age 20 unable to secure work. they consumed poison and died. Also noted are a fire at the Edison electric light plant in Hackensack New Jersey with $30,000 loss and $6,000 loss at John Townsend’s house nearby. A river collision near Michigan's Orry sinks a ship but crew saved. Fort McKinney to be abandoned under orders from General Brooke. Also a Lemon Tonic Laxative ad appears.
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New York
George McDonald
George Smith
Electric Light
Haccnysack
N. J
Edison Electric Light Company
John Townsend
Hill cheer shows Tammany charged blocking polls
Nov 6 reports from New York and across the country describe a slow voting day with winter weather hindering turnout. Tammany charged by Republicans with blocking booths in Republican districts while Democrats claim confidence. several cities report heavy voting despite snow and storms.
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Bansas City
New York
Kunraas City
Colorado
Rmls
Fork
New
Flower
Thacher
Tracsy
Executive Chamber
Recresror
Jignn
Congress
Wags
Arrest of Rev Jenkins for Criminal Libel in Sioux Orry
Nov 6 reports Pauline Hall’s husband causing Rev Dr Jenkins to be arrested for criminal libel after he urged the mayor to bar Pauline from the opera house. Mayor refused to intervene and released the minister’s letter to the press. Pickpocket theft targetting veterans leads to two arrests. money found on suspect. Thatcher predicts Morton and Hill in Harlem. Cleveland calls Thatcher letter from 792 old.
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Sioux Orry
Pauline Halls
Dr. Jenkins
Jenkins
Mies’ List
Opera House
Washington
Cleveland
RJ. Thatcher
Albion
N. Y
Burned home claims elderly Maryland resident
Annapolis Md Nov 6 The residence of Mrs Julia Wright aged 75 on Green street burned Tuesday and she was burned to death. Port Louis Nov 1 The Hova government rejects France terms and will attend its claims in Madagascar.
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Julia Wright
Hova
Port-Louis
France
Madagascar
Turrell Dead Prominent Indianapolis Lawyer Dies at Home
Richard R Turrell 37 associated with the Turrell Hopkins law firm died suddenly at his Park Avenue home after two weeks of illness. He will likely be buried in Harrison Ohio, where he was born, with funeral arrangements pending his parents' arrival from New York. He leaves a widow and a 11 year old daughter.
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Indianapolis
Axto
Ohio
Richard
Turrell
Park-ave
Mr. Turrel
New York
Harrison
Henry M. Spaan
Commercial club election returns on seventh floor Tuesday night
The item notes a Tuesday night election returns event for Commercial club members on the building's seventh floor. Other brief notices include funeral arrangements for Wm J Parkingon at St Johns church Wednesday morning, and various police and public notices with names, actions, and minor legal matters.
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Commercial Club
Wm. J. Parkingon
Henry St
St John’s Church
Indiana
Southeast
August Nuiftke
Seth Erickson
Milea
Frankton
Abe Lewis
Chariea Hunt
George Miller
Archie Miller
John Burns
John Conners
Chesapeakest
Barns
Cannera
Biaus
Chas
Caroline Schultz
Wm. Ryan
Walter Pletcher
ER. Barlow
Wm. Beck
Sarah Griffin
Kate Walters
Marshal Thomas
Jessie Robinson
John P. Sullivan
Margaret Doolin
Edward Ensley
Daisy E. Postle
John Winter
Election Returns Bulletins to be Posted at Commercial Club
Bulletin boards at the Commercial Club will display election returns tonight. Arrangements with Central Union Telephone Co. will send election news to the club for member information. Returns posted for seven cor. 9 eae.
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Commercial Club
Central Union Telephone Company
May I Vote at Indiana Precinct 27 Polling Place
Two women led by Helen Gougar attempted to cast votes at a sixteenth precinct polling site in Indiana, arguing a constitutional right for women to vote. Judges refused, citing gender. Mary G Hay and Lodie Reed supported the act as a suffrage stand, with other similar attempts noted.
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Mary G. Hay
N. East St
Sheir W. A.T. A
Vajen Block
Mies Hey
Tux Sun
Helen Gougar
Irvington
Angaling
Angelina Swartz
Central-ave
Cherry-st
Harry Springsteen
Dynamite Rumor Tainted Saloon Arrest In Market Area
J W Mann a saloonist on EH Washington st was arrested Tuesday afternoon on drunkenness and assault charges after striking a colored man with a cane near the market house. Police found two sticks of dynamite concealed on him. He claimed the explosives were for blowing stumps in the country. Bertha Little of Onward Ind died last week of a broken heart after the death of her fiancée Ross Hopper last spring. both were popular young people.
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Flojan Hevland
Illinois St
Plainfield
Strauver
Hevland
Ilinois-st
Stubbs
J. W. Mann
Washington St
Loaansfort
Ind
Bertha Little
Onward
Shea
Ross Hopper
Witty Reflection on Love and Patience
A quipney excerpt from the Exchange compares a woman prioritizing a lover's devotion over diamonds with a man craving satisfaction. It says marriage lies between sentiment and sacrament for a woman and between sensation and sacrifice for a man. It ends with a joke about patience testing by a stubborn car window on a hot day.
Local shops lure women with millinery and bargains
The Falcon fish market touts in season fish and game while W sicn markets appeal to female shoppers with fine millinery. Granger dry goods lists shoe bargains, Newgarden promotes fur capes cloaks and millinery for women. Also mentions Lemon Tonte Laxative and various discount promotions at Model and Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder.
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Falcon
Granger Dry Gooda
Newgarden
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