Hearst and Bryan Tied to Lead 1908 Democratic Ticket
The article reports Hearst favored as Democratic nominee in 1908 with Bryan as a potential rival. It notes leaders hailed Hearst at a Delmonico banquet and that the Commercial Travelers Antitrust League opened permanent headquarters to boost Bryan. Other prominent Democrats pledge to follow Hearst's anti trust stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Neltne Preas Association
New York
Bryan
Eharst
Dson
William B. Hearst
Hana
Delmonico’s
New York State
Promine
Hearst
Statu
National Standard Beaysr
Victoria Hotel
Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League
William 4 Bryan
Move the Stands to New Location and Coliseum Plans
City moves market stands to temporary sheds as work begins on a proposed new auditorium. Mayor Bookwalter, after a judge’s ruling allowing the coliseum on Market House site, orders stands relocated along Market Street and Alabama Street. Vegetable dealers to Market Street, stalls on Alabama vacated for new stands. Coliseum construction to start first, aiming for completion by next May’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bookwalter
Henry Clay Allen
Market House
Joseph Foppiene
Market-st
Market-et
Alabama-St. Alabamaeat
Market
Waghington-sts
Tu Street
Alabama
Bust-sts
Bookwalter
Paper tint exposes hunting license fraud
Hunter Charles W. Diller of Indianaporte altered a hunting license date and paid fines totaling 168 dollars. He attempted to change an August 1905 license to December 1905, using a differently tinted paper. A new license would cost 1 dollar, his failure leaves him fined and license-less. Other arrests near Syracuse included two men for hunting in closed season and several for possessing nets and gear. sentences varied from fines to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Diller
Indianaporte
Hie Fa
Watson Beezley
Thomas Berzies
Arracuse
William Hindman
Noble Arumy
Grant Wolfinger
Sampoon Wolfinger
John Kingman
Odie Gindel
Sim Tuallen
Wallace Jackson
John Green
Syracuse
Otis Gindel
Sim Lualler
Luallen
Gindall
Telat
Planned to Kill a Scornful Lover Leads to Self Harm
Cora Forgey, 25, sought to murder her former sweetheart Bert Owen at his home on Sheldon Avenue. After failing to kill him, she shot herself in the chest, was rushed to City hospital in serious condition, and survived. Earlier she had attempted suicide with laudanum after learning Owen would not reconcile, wearing a white dress and awaiting death. Dr Reeves saved her life. prognosis uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Forgey
Bert Owen
Scott Hart
Sheldon At
Owen
Hnger
Irdshea
Menor
Strie Hospital
Slapensary
City Hospital
Reeves
Aelf
Nchmond
James Wilohor
Toledo
iCe
Cowl
Henrman
Missouri
Hoth
Houston
Mina
A. E. Clements
Hugh Awatin
Clements
Honolulu
Mimimo
Chiusa
Japan
Newalian Islands
Washtington
Cuttom
Minos
Atlanta
Jimew
Wilson
Popu- Mat Reacher
Harvis Jordan
Valparaiso
Iad
Carson
Jaldan
BL & O
Evterk
Woodville
Ancreave
Reno
Fae Santry
Brownsville
Tex
Roosevelt
Buntsvill
Ala—Ueal
Dumb
Alice Thornton
Hite
Shel
Mr. Strickland
Jury in Session Before Federal Grand Jury Names Foreman
A federal grand jury met before Judge Albert H. B. Anderson this Tuesday and was sworn in. Mark Hillsimer of Maylon was chosen foreman with a list of twenty other jurors including Lee Arnett Fortville Taylor Barricklaw Aurora Wilbur Creat Yeomama Wallace Belden LaGrange David Clevenger Athens John S. Cox Edinburg Eugene W. Davis Hatchs Mill KE Galbreath Marvinsville Lafayette Good Hastings John M. Grammer Vevey John Hollingsworth Lainsdale John R. Lane Delphi John S. Merritt Lima Ebert M. Murphy North Salem Anel Roe Union City George S. Sheets Munroe George W. Tyree Bedford Mary B. LaSalle Wabash Charles Lancaster Indianapolis William L. Leelskell Indianapolis. The jurors are drawn from court lists. no major cases are expected, with many matters involving counterfeiting and revenue and postal law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert HB. Anderson
United States Court
Imurt
Mark Hillsimer
Mfaylon
Lee Arnett
Fortville
Taylor
Yeomama
Wallace Belden
LaGranga
David Clevenger
Athens
John
Cox
Edin‘berg
Eugene WW. Davis
Hatch’s Mill
KE. E. Galbreath
Marvinsville
Lafayette Good
Hastings
John M. Grammer
Vevay
John Hollingsworth
John R. Lane
Delphi
John S. Merritt
Lima
Ebert M. Murphy
North Salem
Anel Roe
Union City
George 8. Sheets
Capes
Iroquois Theater fire damages suits dismissed in bankruptcy
Victims of the December Iroquois Theater disaster see over 2.5 million in damage suits closed as the Chicago company is discharged in bankruptcy in Trenton New Jersey. Judge Lanning rules the claims ended with full liability relief for the corporation. Most claimants reside across the western states and had pursued suits for nearly three years. No damages will be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Meline Preen Association
Chicago
Iroquois Theater Company
Iroquois
Lanning
United States
Cireuit
Trenton
N. J
Aclon
Matila West
Fox Hunt Week Opens At Bardstown Meeting
In Bardstown Kentucky on November 13 members of the National Fox Hunting Association gather for the annual meeting and the opening chase slated to begin early with a week of festivities and notable hunters from across the country attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardstown
National Fox Hunting Association
Roosevelt Guest for Lawton Day Unveiling May 30
President Theodore Roosevelt may attend Lawton Indiana’s unveiling of a monument to General Will. The commission voted to place the statue near the courthouse yard and to pay sculptor Daniel Chester French the remaining balance.
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Hoomer
Theodore Roosevelt
Lawton Monument
Indiana
Laston Monument Commission
Tueaday
Gr 3
Frank Hanly
Moosevelt
Panama
Hanly
Delaware St
Jana
Daniel Chester French
Carriel
French
Paris
Herron Art Institute
Tealay
Harmon on Tour of C. I. & D. Inspectors Visit
Judge Harmon leads a C. I. and D. inspection tour with receiver Judson Harmon general superintendent A. Gordon general manager C. L. Thomas and W. B. Callowa amongdivision superintendents. The train is due in Indianapolis Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
A. Gordon
C. L. ‘Thomas
W. B. Callowa
Indianapolis
Insanity Declared for Mrs Katherine Carney
Mrs Katherine Carney of Fletcher Avenue was found insane by an insanity commission including Dr E Knox Dr J M Canninghama and J P H B Strout. The report notes she wandered away at all hours taking clothing and leaving it elsewhere, with no memory of the locations or how to be watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Carney
Fletcher Ave
E. &. Knox
J. M. Canninghama
Justice of the Peace
H. B
Park Board Wage Cut Veto Fight Heads to Council
The city council passed a wage reduction for J Clyde Power and other Park Board employees. Mayor Bookewatts plans a veto, with the council ready to override. The mayor will likely return the ordinance without his signature, despite near unanimous council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bookewattas
Tly
J.clyde Power
Board of Public Parks
Honkwalter
Butt
Flames sear a clairvoyant as stove explodes
Madame Amaida Morgan a clairvoyant at 232 Indiana Ave was burned on both hands in a gasoline stove explosion Tuesday as she attempted to ignite the tire. The leaking stove ignited setting the house on fire causing $10 damage before flames were put out. Sparks then set the roof of George Zion's home at 232 Arch St causing $190 damage.
Bank Director Given a Cell for Embezzlement
R Zimmermann, formerly Wooster National Bank director, was sentenced by Judge Taylor in Cleveland to two years in the penitentiary and fined $10.90. He pleaded guilty to one count of 28 against him and, on the DA’s advice, the remaining 27 counts were noted. The accusation charged him with aiding and abetting Louis Obliger, bank president, in the embezzlement of $413.17 while treasurer of the Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRee Breese Amociation
Cleveland
R. Zimsperman
The
Wooster National Bank
Taylor
Zimmerman
Sullivan
Louis PF. Obliger
the Bank
Royal
Roosevelt reprimands Moore over weather bureau printer
Willis M. Moore chief of the Weather Bureau has been ordered reprimanded by President Roosevelt for transferring a weather bureau printer. The employee was expelled by his union for failing to pay strike assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis M. Moore
Weather Bureau
Moore
Roosevelt
Burglars Raid Center Market Steal $6000 in Goods
A morning burglary at a center market saw burglars steal valuables valued at $6,000. Police report a wagon was used to transport the loot. The incident disrupts a busy business hub as investigators review evidence and nearby premises for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincinnath
Matter & Beng
Mele Ines
Martingville Man Fehoot Damages Tell of 5000 Dollar Loss
A damagedMartingville notice reports a $5000 loss from a fire incident caused by a detective due. The fragment indicates a high school related event with damaged text and unclear names, but the main fact shows a significant property damage amount and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinaville
Martingville
Fehoot Hudidine
Anarchists Arrested Over Naples Assassination Plot
London Nov 12 A Paterson New Jersey anarchist group is alleged to plan to assassinate the King of Italy and the Duke and Duchess of Avellino. Gabriel Lanzetta and another man, recently arrived in Naples from Paterson, are detained by Italian police based on New York detective reports. Police say the conspiracy was mapped at a recent Paterson anarchist meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MeRac
Prensa Ansociation
London
Gumber of
Paternon
N. I
Anarchiste
Naples
Paterson
N. J
New York
Langetta
Weather outlook with clouds and rain on Wednesday
Partly cloudy Tuesday night gives way to increasing cloudiness on Wednesday with rain and warmer temperatures. Sunrise is 6 28 and sunset 4 31.
Arcanum Official Defrauds Treasury With Fraudulent Cashier Entry
Zimmerman used the order's funds to cover a treasury shortfall by placing a star on a New York bank for 1912. An officer presented Zimmerman with a check and a false entry, which appeared in the Wooster bank books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcanum
Zimmerman
New York
Wooster Bank
Delay for Sherrick delayed ruling by supreme court
The Sherrick cane ruling from the supreme court was not handed down on Tuesday as expected. Court officials hinted an announcement for several days, with speculation the decision could favor former state auditor Sherrick by granting a new trial or dismissing the case entirely, arguing misapplied funds were properly handled by the state and he should not be held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrick Cane
Ee Ana Supreme Court
Shertick
priNor
Supreme Court
Sherrie
Bank Burglars Loot Safe in Walker Missouri
Three men entered a Walker bank at 1 60 this morning blew the safe. About 32000 stolen. Sheriff Moore organized a posse to hunt the robbers. Local officials report the early morning burglary and theft in this Missouri town.
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Walker, MO
Scripps MeHne Preen Association
Walker
Bank
Bheritt Moore
Wife Beater Sentenced In Workhouse And Fine
Mason was punished after brutal beating of his wife over money demands. He received days in the workhouse and a fine of N00 plus caste. The assault occurred in a junk shop at Itaisat, Pogues. The woman was checked at City hospital and sent home with non serious injuries. Also ad for Great Values at Rink's with eight dialed ed selections from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Whigm Mason
Itaisat
Itie
Day's News Roundup Shows Pluralities and Tragedies Across States
A chaotic 1984 presidential landscape is noted with Gav Hoch leading Harris in Topeka as Turmoil spans Tokyo to Salt Lake City. Reports describe a collision of rail purchases, medical crusades, murders, duels, duels and murders in multiple towns.
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Topeka
Kas
Ira
Gav
Hoch
Harris
Democrat
Tokio
Nattlestip
Satsuma
Yorusuka
Salt Lake
Walmington
Rooseviit
Friend of Judge Alford Tried Over Tree Cutting Case
Omas Hood, ally of Judge Fremont Alford, faced a criminal court Tuesday on charges of wantonly and maliciously cutting down three ash trees by Emerson avenue near Butler College. Hood was fined 20 dollars and costs. employee Jesse Enobler received 10 dollars and costs. The trees were removed in September to clear space for New Long Distance Telephone Co. construction, with Deputy Superintendent McDonald under scrutiny. Indianapolis Parks official Sup Clyde Power testified Hood sought a permit but was denied.
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Omas Hood
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
Emerson Ave
Butler College
Alford
Hood
Irvington
Jesse Enobler
Allard
McDonald
J. Clyde] Power
Indianapolis
Runaway horse injures man near McLeanville
John Scott living on Capt Danson’s farm was dragged by a frightened horse on McCarty street near the Indianapolis Brewery plant. He was struck in the right eye, eyelid torn, and Beott cut across the forehead. Wounds required two and a half hours to sew. The horse broke a hitching post and bolted down the road before Scott tried to grab the reins.
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Horge
John Scout
Capt
Danson
McLeanville
Bhelbyville
Beott
McCarty
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Beatt
Scott
S Cati
Woman Dies After Suspected Poisoning At Home
Mrs Anny Bourne drank laudanum in her Dupont Indiana home after writing a note explaining despair over her husband’s lack of care. Emery Bourne found her seated by the fire. a glass bottle with remaining drug and a suicide note were discovered. Deputy Coroner Robertson and Drs Crow and Cunningham pronounced her dead about an hour later.
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Amy Bourne
Joe Saudaning
Senate Ve
Frank Robertson
Fbourne
Efferty
Tr. J MN. Cuneingham
A. M. Crow
Robertson
Anne Bourne
Dupont, Ind
Humane Society Meeting Slated at Commercial Club
Indianapolis Humane Society schedules regular monthly meeting for November 1 in the Commercial Club room on the sixth floor. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Indianapolis Humane Society
Commercial Club
Beggars Seek Mrs Russell Sage Gift Plan
A New York report says Mrs. Russell Sage plans large benevolence. She will not aid schemers but intends major gifts to a memorial church and university at Far Rockaway in memory of Russell and Olivia Sage.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
New York
Russell Sage
Lawrence
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