Republicans claim Indiana majority in lower house
Democratic leaders concede only about 20,000 on the state ticket and no house win. Chairman Goodrich says returns wont alter a Republican majority in the lower house by four seats, while the Democratic committee disputes the official tallies. Secretary of State Sims Town says senate holdovers and elections may shift the count little if at all. No joint session planned. Congressmen Watson visited Republican HQ to comment on results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Goodrich
State Republican Committee
Indiana
Senate
Fred Sims
Eich
Dil
Ney
Thiz
James Ts. Watson
Uri
Witte
Flowers On Show At Massachusetts Ave Store Exhibition
An extensive flower display at a Massachusetts avenue shop features half American beauty roses and chrysanthemums, with a centered table of elaborate floral arrangements including Madame Chatey Trees and fern clusters. A wedding altar, greenhouse garden, and rich vases of roses, carnations, violets, and chrysanthemums complete the show, open day and night through Thursday and Friday.
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Bettermann
Massachusetts Ave
St Joseph Training School Hosts Card Party Event
The St Joseph Training School and ehh will entertain at cards on Friday afternoon at St Joseph Hall in St Joseph Alabama McCariysts. Hostesses include Mrs P Galvin Mrs P Callahan Mrs Ptyan Mrs P HW McNelis and Mrs Thomas Murphy.
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St. Joseph
Shipments to California Hit Peak Amid Transit Rush
A. E. B. Brown, traveling passenger agent of the Colorado Midland, reports in the city that freight shipments to California and San Francisco are heavier than ever. He notes every item from thrashing machines to fly paper is moving west, with building materials leading the surge.
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Golden West
California
San Francisco
Agid A. E B. Brown
Colorado Midland
Ctty
Man Accused of Harming Wife in Rubber Plant Threats
Mrs Lida Monaghan files complaint with Justice of the Peace Joseph H Shepard alleging Tim Monaghan repeatedly struck her with rubber pieces in a rude insolent manner. She says the assaults occurred previously and she has grown tired of the abuse. Monaghan works at the Indianapolis Rubber Company factory and resides at 6 Zounland Street. He faces assault charges and possible arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Monaghan
Lida Monaghan
Monaghan
Justice of the Peace
Joseph H. Shepard
Final roundup of Marion county election figures
Correct figures from voting machines and experts show Republican Jesse Overstreet leading in Congress race with a wide margin while Elliott R. Hooton wins the prosecuting attorney post. The report lists totals for county offices including Superior Court, County Clerk, Sheriff, Assessor, Commissioner, and other local posts with various candidates and tallies.
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Marion County
Congress
Jesse Overstreet
Jude Frank Gavin
Silak
Marton
County
Quill Leads County Clerk Race in Marton County Election
In Marton County ballots, Leonvaird Quill tops the Republican ticket for county clerk with 9,61 j votes, overstreet’s 241M, and Gavin 23,16. Quill’s opponent Patten trails with 6,034, while Dr. G. A. Patersdorf wins the coroner race with a 537 plurality. Norwood leads criminal court clerk race with 7,176. Billingsley loses badly. Cox defeats Morrison for state senate by about 4.6 thousand. Pritchard performs well for criminal judge amid late-hour opposition. Scratching against Republicans noted in several wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton County
Leon- Vaird Quill
Jesse Overstreet
E. Gavin
Overstreet
Quilts Plalallty
W. T. Patten
G. A. Patersdorf
Quills
Fames Norwood
Criminal Court
James H. Billingsley
Lion A. Cox
Frank A. Morrison
J. A. Pritchard
Frank B. Ross
Stanorat
Bank President Drowns After Financial Worries at Decatur
Adams County Bank officials declare the bank sound but reports say President WL Niblack jumped into the river and drowned. A postmortem found he suffered from insanity linked to health concerns and financial losses. The community mourns as funeral plans begin, and speculation of a large funeral circulates.
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Sun
Decatur
Ind
Adams County Bank
Niblack
Mie Bank
Hrede
Ashes of Captain McHugh Float Down Ohio River
In Cincinnati the cremation of John McHugh a wealthy steamboat man is reported. His widow released his ashes into the Ohio River as the steamer Indiana passed midstream near Evansville in a ceremonial finale observed by crew and passengers. The event conludes with a quiet tribute by those aboard to a life spent on the water.
Increase for Switchmen in North American Line
Chicago officials announced this morning that the ratemaking body has granted the switchmen a raise of 3 cents an hour, signaling a wage improvement for the workers.
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Sefipieesserme
Anoudath
Chicago
Siitehmeng
North America
Ratimany
Victory and shifts in union and legislative races
The article reports Union Mine Workers entries into state and national elections, noting victories and margins. It highlights elected figures such as Nichols for Congress, Wy and Wilson from Scranton, Deemer, Nugent, Jans Tatty, and their roles in district and territorial elections, with labor interests central to the endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Aline
Jasne
Apt
Poundyswiake
T. D. Nichols
Dale
Nichols
Wilson
Congress
Scranton
Elmer Deaner
Deemer
Gagetie-Hullemn
Divizket
Wison
John Nugent
Ohio teachers visit Indianapolis by special train
A train with 700 Ohio school teachers arrived Thursday at 10 20 from Dayton aboard the Big Four. They came to visit Indianapolis public schools and related educational institutions. A second train with about 50 teachers from Springfield, Ohio, is slated to arrive Friday over the same line.
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Big Four
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolia
Springfield
Base of Monument Construction at Market Street Entrance
Tiemense attacks of Umestone are being loaded at the Market Street entrance of the statehouse for the Morton monument base. The Morton commission aims to complete the monument by January 1.
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Tiemense Atacks
Umestone
Market St
Statehouse
Morton Commission
Counterfeiting Ring Busted In Milwaukee Arrests
Milwaukee police arrested two men, one naming himself George Howard alias George Con of Cleveland, charging them with operating a large counterfeit money plant. A complete setup was seized, using electricity to power the presses, and about 6 000 half dollars were passed in Chicago and Milwaukee. The suspects allegedly confessed to passing thousands of coins across the eastern, central, and western regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippr-McRae Press Ansociation
Milwaukee
Wis
George Howard
Aliis George Con
Cleveland
Chicago
Im Naid
Woman Slain in Sleep at Louisville Home
Police suspect burglars carried out a brutal midnight murder of Mrs. Jennite Etly in her Louisville residence. Her throat was cut and a blow struck her brain while she slept in bed with her 15-year-old daughter and infant nearby. the husband heard nothing. Multiple nearby houses were ransacked as investigators pursue clues in the unfolding case.
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Servips-Sie Fine Arena Association
Louisville
Jennite Etly
Fortuned worker remains at his post despite new wealth
In New York on November 5, Watson Raine a 68 year old ringer who recently inherited a fortune from a lawyer discovered the cash gains after Proctor's theater owner fell ill and left his estate. Raine says his family urge him to stop work yet he plans to continue for at least a year.
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Meline Preas
New York
Watson Raine
Proctor’s
Hanna
Raine
Nere Ana Vi Koike
Efficient Weapon Report Highlights New Field Artillery Piece
Brig Gen William Croxier, chief of ordnance, reports to the secretary of war that regular troops are equipped with a new musket or field piece hailed as the era’s oldest missing weapon. The new design is issued and ammunition is being manufactured in sufficient quantities to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McHae Mrens Association
Paille
Wiliam Croxier
Ordnance
Regilar
Bride Burned To Death In Norfolk Home Accident
Mrs Thomas Stanley a bride of three days was burned to death at her Moody Street home in Norfolk after fainting into an open fireplace. Her clothing caught fire and she perished.
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Scrippe-Miftac Press
Anaocinilam
Norfolk
Thomas Stanley
Wis
Moody
Two Girls Suffocated in German Hospital Gas Incident
In Chicago the Scrippe-McHae Preas Association reports two of four laundry girls died and two others are dying after being found in bed in a room at the German hospital with gas pouring from an open jet. Ten patients are hospitalized. two suspects, including Sarah Pugh’s assailant, are being sought as police pursue leads about a possible murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McHae Preas Association
Chicago
German Hospital
Anna Hirbar
Roso Stupkz
Alotsa Mars
Alotsa Latric
Calgary cashier arrested in Chicago on fraud charges
Scrippa-McRae Preas Association in Chicago reports the cashier of a Calgary bank, Percy C. Robertson son, was arrested today by detectives. He refused to talk. authorities say he faces four fraud charges. Grant Clay advertises artifcial feesh and New York Hentat Company details follow.
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werippa-Meltac
Suelotion
Albary
N.Y
Graham
Justin Fitts
Supreme Court
N. A. Burg
North German Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Vanderpaal
Insurance Department
San Francisco
Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Chicago
Percy C. Robertson
Calgary
Alberta
Robertson
Grant
Htaw
Winvker
Indiana
Winches
Uriah Hinshaw
Pappt Loan and Trust Company
Hinshaw
Ianner
Gas Case Hearing Set In Indianapo lis Superior Court
City Attorney Frederick E. Matson will argue for Citizens Gas in a plea in abatement in the Citizens Gas company versus the city of Indianapolis. Judge Vinson Carter will hear the motion on November 19. The plaintiff seeks to compel the city to transfer its option to purchase the Consumers Gas Trust plant, while Matson moves to dismiss for lack of capital.
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Frederick E. Matson
Citizens' Gas Company
Indianapolis
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
Citizens’ Gas Company
Consumers’ Gas Trust
Matson
Cass
Citizens’ Company
Sola Cigane and Little Minister Cigar Ad Text
Fragmentary ad copy lists La Sola Cigane ite and Little Minister Cigar with quality sells. Mentions bold plant-related phrases and entities Waleetnoe’s. Language is garbled and unclear, offering no verifiable event or persons beyond brands.
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la Sola Cigane
Ite
Quality
Commission Meets On Needs Of Public Schools In State
A two day session opened at the state superintendent of public instruction to inquire into public school needs and prepare a report for Governor Hanty. A joint meeting at Claypool will involve school boards and city and town superintendents. The Teachers and Young People's Reading Circle met at the state house to discuss book selections for teachers and young people.
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Hanty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Claypool
Horres
Young Peoples
Reading Circle
Statehouse
Neople
Visit of German Royalty Sparks Political Tension
Report notes Emperor William’s Potsdam trip to narrow country seat of Prince von Eulenburg, signaling clashes with Chancellor Von Buelow and looming dramatic shifts in the political scene. Also mentions rug imports and a rooms for rent notice appearing in The Sun with a three day free trial.
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Nerippe
Berlin
William
Potsdam
Prince Philip von Eulenburg
von Buelow
Minnesota Governor Race Reports Calamity After Election
Fragmented OCR preserves a chaotic account claiming John A. Johnson, a Democratic governor, was re-elected amid a murder involving Congressman and farmer Crow, Dr H.W. Aldrick, with unclear locations Forney Farrot and Rat on. The text suggests a private quarrel and a jail sentence for an 8 year old, implying a garbled local political incident.
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Strippa-Meline Press
Ausoctatfa Raton
George K. Faerat
Farmer Crow
H.W. Aldrick
Funtter
Auarrel
Forney Farrot
Telegraph operator becomes Chicago congressman in dramatic win
James T. McDermott, an $8 a month telegraph operator from the stockyards district, defeats Charles S. Wharton for Congress after a fiery primary against Tom Carey. Returning to a modest home, McDermott vows to serve, while his wife tends a newborn in a cottage as returns roll in.
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Chicago
James T. McDermott
Stockyards
Charles S. Wharton
Politica
Fife
Nelson-Morris
McDermott
Con
Tom Carey
Carey
Colorado mill burned reported in Idaho Springs
Special report states the Alpine Concentrating mill and contents were burned this morning. The loss is listed at 1001K9 dollars and the property belonged to the Indiana Gaga Mining and Milling company of Hyanavine Indiana.
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Idaho Springs
Navy
Indiana Gaga Mining and | Milling Company
Hyanavine
Ind
Weather forecast for Thursday night to Friday
Cloudy and threatening conditions Thursday night. Friday turns fair but colder with a drop in temperatures.
Arrest of Hinshaw May Clear Famous Murder Mystery
Wabash County man Hinshaw, a former preacher and long-time accuser in the Hinshaw murder case, was arrested and brought to Winchester. Gov Hanly may revoke parole if evidence shows improper relations with George Freeman’s wife, prompting a possible new hearing. The case centers on the 1905 Bellarille cult murder and Hinshaw’s life sentence, with developments linked to Freeman and associates.
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Willams FE
Minshaw
Gov. J
Aeril Hinshaw
WY. Durbin
Gov. Martin
Offic
Thirwtay
Lynn
Randolph County
C. MM
Marts Wemmty
Wabashewinte
Miesneritt
Maite
Mous Hinshaw
Muysters
Gilthy
Hinshaw
Rerval
Hendricks County
Reso Hineshaw
Mary Om
George Fruman
Sherif-Elect
Wabash County
Freeman
Michigan City
Frenan Jy
Will Freman
Freemans
Will
George Freeman
Hanly
Monay
Causeinshaw
Michigan
Georgy
Will Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
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Copnty Corone
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Dupont Powder Company
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Sarah Pugh
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Little Minister
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Governor's Special Commission
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Brussels
Valvet
Wilton
Moquetta
Axminster
Carpela
Ashilan Brom & Co
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
M'Dermott
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Sol
Wharton
Om Unon-ron
Cemon
Mra. McDermott
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Winchester
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