Republicans bury hatchet in New York state committee meeting
Ezra Prentice was unanimously chosen chairman succeeding Timothy L. Woodruff after giving way to Lloyd Griscom. William Barnes Jr. opposed a Collin endorsement, while Collin was nominated as associate justice. Henry L. Stinson slated as governor candidate. campaign to be heated. Democratic committee to elect new state chairman after Dix resignation, with George Van Kennen and William H. Fitzpatrick as leading contenders.
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Lloyd Griscom
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Griscom
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Elmira
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John B. Stanchfield
New York Republican
Henry L. Stinson
Repubican Club
Col. Rooselt
New York State
John A. Dix
George van Kennen
Ogdensburgh
William H. Fitzpatrick
Buffalo
Republican editors report on meetings in Indiana
The Indiana Republican Editors' Association met at state headquarters to report on district meetings held in the past month. Editors planned to expand campaign organization and confer with Chairman Lee, with several congressional candidates expected to attend.
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Republican Editors’ Association
Lee
A. M. Willoughby
Greensburg
Editorial Association
F. T. Singleton
Martinsville
Julian D. Hogate
Danville
Harry Smith
Greencastle
E. A. Remy
Seymour
Isaac T. Brown
Columbus
E. M. Baldwin
Fairmount
E. C. Watkins
Marion
Final details of booster trip to Richmond festival
Final arrangements for the 150 Commercial club boosters to Richmond for the fall festival were completed at a general committee meeting. Gov Marshall will accompany the group as they arrive early Friday and will be guests of honor. Indianapolis business men will form the visiting delegation and are expected to perform their duties well. Richmond anticipates their visit with courtesy and a possible Wayne County reunion.
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Marshall
Indianapolis
Wayne County
Trade Association
Medical inspection in schools to be expanded
A bill proposed by Senator Milton McCarty to extend medical inspection in all public schools, backed by the board of health and state education department, would cover ventilation, light, space, sanitation, and health checks by physicians and dentists. Supt Kendall and Dr Hurty stressed safeguards and the link to compulsory education, noting many failures stem from preventable physical defects.
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Frankfort
Board of Health
State Department of Education
Indianapolis
Supt
Co. N. Kendall
J.N. Hurty
Firemen Patrick Murphy and John Doyle to face board
Patrick Murphy and John Doyle of the fire department will be tried by the board of safety on Wednesday afternoon for assault and battery. They are charged with assaulting William P. Wilson, a former department member. The case was recently heard in police court and the men were dismissed.
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Patrick Murphy
John Doyle
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Board of Safety
William P. Wilson
May Bring Good Roads Meet Here
E L Powers editor of Good Roads is in Indianapolis to discuss bringing the national convention of the American road builders association to the city. Representatives from across the country may attend. A November or December dates are planned with an exposition of road building machinery and demonstrations. Charles A Kenyon supports the convention.
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Good Roads
Indianapolis
American Road Builders’ Association
Grinter
America
Bia Club
Charles A. Kenyon
Industrial Parade Plans Grow For Indianapolis Week
The Indianapolis industries plan a grand military style parade during merchant buyers' week on October 18 to 20. Grand Marshal Van Camp will appoint aides chiefs of staff and divisions to ensure order and grandeur. Seventy teams from Indianapolis Brewing Co and Kingan & Co will provide premium draft horses, making it possibly the largest parade in city history. Downtown headquarters for the Indianapolis Trade Association will handle credentials and visitor passes with a committee meeting set for Tuesday afternoon.
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van Camp
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Kingan & Co
Indianapolis Trade Association
Insurance tax dispute leads to friendly suit in Indiana court
Gov Marshall Auditor Billheimer Attorney General Bingham and continental fire insurance reps met Tuesday to decide the company should sue the auditor of state in Indiana court over the interpretation of tax law. The dispute concerns a 36000 tax difference the company may owe the state under current law.
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Continental Fire Insurance
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Opening Fairyland for femininity at L. R. Ayres Co
The opening yesterday afternoon showcased wearable gowns with diverse styles. Chiffons over Dresden and colored silks dominate, peasant sleeves on most waists, and rich trims, with fabrics from chiffons to Persian silks and velvets.
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S. Ayres & Co
Dresden
Beveridge Hits Move by Congress on Veterans Pensions
Indiana voters focus on Beveridge as he blasts Democratic opposition to pensioning Union veterans. The Barker County rally features M. L. Essick and support from veterans, with Moorman and Beveridge aligned to pull the ticket. Local rivals Rentschler and Strong vie in Fulton County while laborers back Beveridge. Bristow amplifies the anti-big-business message as Beveridge campaigns in Kokomo.
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Missouri
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M. L. Essick
John Moormann
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Iit
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Washington
Sipe
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Howard County
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Kansas
Vidooqu
Garrison
Indiana
Democratic Party
Aldrich Repubicane
Senate
Aldrich
Wisconsin
la Follette
Bristow
Monticello
Wabash
Watchman Blasts Friend With Bat In Mistaken Burglar Alarm
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on October 4 a watchman named William Butcher at an ice plant struck his friend Andrew Omesy with a baseball bat, believing him to be a burglar. Omesy is likely fatally injured.
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Pittsbverg
William Butcher
Andrew Omesy
Manis Killed in Explosion at Washington Navy Yard
An explosion in the high explosive room at the Washington navy yard Tuesday afternoon killed John Cadamatori, fatally injured James Jeffries, and seriously injured Christian Shide. One man died instantly and others suffered serious injuries with no chance of recovery for Jeffries.
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Washington Navy Yard
John Cadamatori
James Jeffries
Christian Shide
Chicago
Union Station
Indianapolis
Never-itching Poslam claims swift eczema relief
A patch test shows poslam stops itching on first use and clears complexion overnight. The Emergency Laboratories offer free samples at 32 West Twenty fourth Street New York City with two size jars 60 cents and two dollars sold by druggists including Henry J. Huder and the Weber Drug Co.
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New York City
Henry J. Huder
Weber Drug Co
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