Indianapolis Republicans outline platform for mayor race
A Republican platform from Indianapolis denounces the current administration's handling of gas franchises track elevation laws and city finances. It pledges strict enforcement of laws against gambling and corruption, rapid track elevation, fire and water service improvements, and lower gas prices, while praising past Republican actions and urging strong policing and street cleaning. It centers on candidate accountability, fiscal restraint, and public welfare.
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Digestive Power
An article extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a non patent remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims the tablets digest food completely, relieve gas and bloating, and restore normal vigor, asserting government tests support their efficacy and that they are widely known and sold in drug stores.
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City party platform pledges reform and progress
A factional platform pledges to root out corruption in franchises and improve all city departments. It criticizes alleged influence from salon owners and officials while urging officers to act in the public interest and pursue efficient, impartial government with citizen cooperation.
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Bookwalter in Indy mayoral clash over Holtzman record
Former mayoral candidate Bookwalter attacks Holtzman’s term, praising civic improvements and public works while accusing Holtzman of lax reforms and questionable campaigns. He argues for a clean campaign and highlights controversies from the city government, including saloons and the Board of Public Works.
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Gregg Fatally Shoots Wife Then Ends Own Life
James P. Orega, age 35, shot Maude Gregg after her refusal to grant a divorce, then shot himself in Marion. Gregg died at midnight while Maude is listed in critical condition. The incident occurred after a domestic dispute, with authorities investigating the tragedy.
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Fatal duel claims physician Zachary Young near Ville Platte
In St Landry Parish near Ville Platte, Zachary Young, a leading physician, was killed in a pistol duel on a highway Thursday. Dr Thompson, described as a rival from Nexdale, exchanged shots as Young and Thompson confronted each other with both drawing before the duel ended in tragedy.
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Missing Brooklyn Boy Found After Kidnaping
Tony Marencino, a fevors old son of a Brooklyn contractor, was kidnapped Sept 4 and located Thursday night with his parents. He was returned to the police station and identified as the boy. A note demanded ransom from 50 dollars to 5 hundred, and one man was held on suspicion of involvement.
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Belmont Doing Well in Latest Reports
Scripps Rae Press Association reports August Belmont's condition improving after death rumors. News from New York notes Belmont's health status updated as details emerge on his recovery prospects and public reaction to the development.
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Yellow fever outbreak sparks state health alert
In a Springfield briefing the state health department reports a yellow fever case involving a refugee named Willi Gunning from Natchez. Officials warn of potential spread and urge vigilant reporting and preventive measures across communities.
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