Harrison Silent on Campaigns as Perry Speaks on Puerto Rico
Ex-President Benjamin Harrison, in New York, denies agreeing to speak in campaigns and says he will not campaign further. He criticizes the Porto Rico bill, backs the gold standard, warns against Bryan, and notes his retirement from party management while planning to return to Indianapolis Friday.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Congress
Territories
Supreme Court of the United States
Carnegie Hall
Bryan
Republican Party
Temple
McKinley
Harrison
New York
Indianapolis
Four Charges Against Rathbone Headline
Washington reports say ex-Director general Rathbone faces four charges tied to Cuban postal thefts. Officials found no new evidence after a Cuban records search. Charges include dereliction of duty, misappropriation of funds, and false claims on allowances. The case centers on alleged public fund extravagance.
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Washington
Post Office
Rathbone
Fight at Narow Pass fishing camp leaves six dead
A Cuban fishing smack delivered gallons of anguardi enne from Cuba to Narow Pass area. A quarrel over the liquor turned deadly as knives were drawn. six men were killed and two wounded, with only one Cuban escaping.
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Enne
Cuba
Neckbands Put om Free Progress Laundry Directory
Finest prepared meals city lunch served at St Charles hotel by Charles Mue llerschoen proprietor opposite Union station. Full regular dinner business men's lunch licensed. Telephone 1121.
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Progress Laundry
St. Charles Hotel
Chas
Muellerschoen
McCreast
Union Station
Sleeping and Chair Cars Between Indianapolis and Quincy
Menninger's shop at 116 North Tileston offers famous cold nourishment and ready sandwiches. The ad touts L. D. & W. Sleeping and Chair Cars between Indianapolis and Quincy Illinois with Dutch Lusch as a featured attraction and claims of best photographs at low prices by Clark of Ohio and Illinois streets.
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Indianapolis
Quincy
Ill
Menninger’s
Ohio
Lions Attack in Circus Cage On Court House Yard Show
Capt Bonavita faced ferocious lions in a public arena when Denver and Sampson attacked. Charles Roltare kept the crowd calm, firing blanks to deter the beasts as the trainer was borne down. Bonavita suffered painful wounds but the performance continued.
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Court House Yard
Bonavita
Roltare
Sampson
Lions attack injuries endangering trainer during act
WVWA revolver and Bonavita struggled to calm the lions as they released the trainer. Bonavita performed with injuries from bites and four wounds noted including three fang holes. He was pale leaving the arena and later hospitalized nursing wounds with hopes to be out by Saturday.
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Revolver
Bonavita
Denver
Sampson
Lions
Capt. Bonavita
Receiver Appointed for C I Loss Co
A receiver was appointed Thursday for C I Loss & Co, Chicago contractors building the Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie railroads. The firm is one of the best known in the United States. Knoxville Tennessee will host the next meeting of the Second Synod United Presbyterian Church. Sharon E Jones of Richmond was elected trustee of Monmouth College. The Indiana Municipal League will meet in Columbus and joins the national organization.
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Richmond
Ind
C. I. Loss & Co
Chicago
Cincinnati
Richmond & Muncie
United States
Knoxville
Tenn
United Presbyterian Church
Sharon E. Jones
Monmouth College
Indiana Municipal League
Columbus
Births and marriages listed in city notices
Birth announcements for several families including Arnold Dessel Silverstein Paramore Shuffelbarger Renner Arnold Bound Harrison Mindard Wissman and others with ages and addresses. Marriages listed include multiple couples such as Westphal Gundilacn Oberlees Shor tess Jefferson Baxter Sorey Turner Bryant Hannafin and others. Also small classified-style notices of repairs and property work with prices and addresses.
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Leola H. Paramore
Fletcher
Bertha Mindard
N. Temple-ave
John H. Wissman
Pearborn St
Martin Westphal
Maria Gundilacn
Frederick Oberlees
Abigail A. Shortess
Edward Jefferson
Lizzie Baxter
Alvin E. Sorey
Laura J. Turner
John Bryant
Nora Hannafin
Thomas Hi Casady
Minnie M. Okes
Robert Girton
Sarah Wakefield
Albert D. Stanley
Anna S. Rekker
William T. McGinniss
Laura Durier
James Thomas
Ella Perkins
William S Kroenberg
Lorene Anderson
Ernest F. Bloenker
Charges Filed Against Dawson and local civic actions
Fort Wayne city council will demand pure water. Reunion of the Thirty-eighth Indiana at Scottsburg. Corner stone of Knightstown masonic temple laid. Anderson merchants to discontinue trading stamps. Milroy Gordon dies in Bainbridge. Evansville dredging may endanger river slopes. 82-year-old Nathan Huddleston dies in Dublin. Five injured as oil tanks explode near Marion. Various local political and legal notes including street fair incidents and jury venue changes.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Scottsburg
Anderson
Milroy Gordon
Putnam County
Bainbridge
Evansville
Nathan Huddleston
Dublin
John H. Reddington
City Civil Engineer's Office
Dawson
Board of Safety
Washington St
Meridian
Ilinois Sts
Reddington
Quigley
Capt. Pawson
Pulsations of the heart and police governance debate
A conference note discusses using a pulsation gauge for heart drug effects and records. It mentions the Indiana Municipal League session in Richmond and a Lafayette police chief proposal for a state police superintendent with county superintendents and township constables under their direction. It also covers church attendance declines and a Presbyterian synod committee on popularizing sermons without endorsing such talks.
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Municipal League of Indiana
Richmond
Harrison
Lafayette
Committee On
Presbyterian Synod
Crawfordsville
Wealthy Salt Lake wedding costs $100000
Nellie May Bransford and Jay Tarvin Harris wed in Salt Lake City in a ceremony attended by nearly the city's wealthiest residents. The event reportedly cost $100,000 and was funded by Mrs. Holmes, sister of the bride, with flowers alone totaling $1,000.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Nellie May Bransford
Jay Tarvin Harris
Holmes
Local Democrat Hopes for Rain Before Roosevelt Meeting
A local Democrat hoping for rain to disrupt a Roosevelt gathering spoke on Thursday morning. Indications suggested fair weather for the blowout as he speculated Hernly and his group used Mark Hanna to order the day.
Texas Seeks $1,000,000 from Federal War Expenses
Gov. Sayers plans to travel from Galveston to New York and then to Washington to press for a $1,000,000 reimbursement Texas claims from the federal government for war costs.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
New York
City Markets Prices for Provisions in Indianapolis
Market list from Indianapolis dated Oct 11 shows smoked meat and hams with varying prices. California sugar-cured hams quoted at 8 cents per pound, black hams at 12 12 cents, dried beef hams at 0 1s% and shoulder cuts around 84 pence. Breakfast bacon traded 12M 15c with bacon clear sides and backs priced by weight.
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California
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G. O. P. Elephant
Aaa
Benjamin Harrison
Treasury
Oitcher
Smith
Lineta
Florida
Charlotte Harbor, Fla
Narow Pass
Hope
Clark
Til.st
Charles Roltare
Victoria
WVWA
Old Virginia
Cc. E. Loss & CO
George W. and
Cora Arnold
Columbia Ave
Albert and
Nora Dessel
Paca-st
Abraham and
Dora Silverstein
Indiana Ave
Wheeler and
Lillie Stewilyn
Arch- St
H. Cohen
W. Maryland Sr
J. D. Spellman
Arsenal-ave
Thomas W. Walling
MecCrea
Fernemam St
Minnesota
Lowa-Sts
Webb & Co
North-st
M. E. Wilson
Lexington-ave
Katie Bowen
Laura-st
C. H. Kirkhoff
Maryland St
Kitz
Kits &* Co
E. Courteat
Knightstown
Masonic Temple
Wabash
C., R. & M. Railroad
Frank Rimper
Goshen
Marion
Cleveland
Bango
Elkhart County
Will Hobbs
Nashville
Lizzie Aicholz
Brazil
Terre Haute
John Reddington
Terre Haute Street Fair
McBeth- Evans Glass Company
Union Trust Company
Pittsburg
Panhandle
Union City
Joseph Kilian
John F.kibbey
Wayne Circuit Court
Eckerty
Wabash City
Logansport & Wabash Valley Gas Company
Judge Morris
George M. Ray
William Amos
James L. Cherry
Adam A. Girton
Shelby County
Harrisville
Randolph County
John Brown
Elwood Engineers
American Tin Plate Company
Fred Fiedeke
Ike Jacobs
Jacobs
Fiedeke
Indiana Castle
J. T. Warren
Crisman
Porter County
Cloud Brink
Marble Corner
Ripley County
F. F. Wildman
Orchard Grove
Lake County
George Fisher
Tierces
Bermuda
Michigan
Ridgewood
Phoenix A
Empire
Ideal
Windsor
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Singerpore
Alispica
Colony
Young
Johnson
Baltimore
Best
SEHDS
Timothy
Kentucky
Canada
Elver Hull
BALT
Ors
W. S
New York State
Wisconsin
Eqans
Kanawha
Winifrede
Raymond City
Jackson
Braezil
Island City
Slack
Blossburg
Roger
Shew
Texas
City Markets
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
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