Roosevelt Warns of Hearst Victory Risk in New York
President Roosevelt fears Hearst’s potential win in New York and presses for full registration. Cabinet members plan speeches to boost turnout, while GOP leaders warn against overconfidence. Edges of a national campaign mix with state race anxieties as registration looms.
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New York
Ronwayelt
Kovepnor
Odell
Harsty
Knon Repubiicans
Tnlery
Aldmon
Hearst
Jess
Upstate
anti-Hearst
Roosevelt
Timothy CL. Woodrhtt
New York City
Iworth
Bryan Campaign Tour Aims to Rally Indiana Democrats
Willam Jennings Bryan plans a three day tour through Indiana starting February 9 and will focus on districts key to Democratic gains. The schedule prioritizes Fifth and Second districts with stops in Brazil Terre Haute Linton Sullivan Bedford Mitchell Shoals Washington Vincennes and others, to energize supporters and aid local candidates including Claude Bowerman and Major G. V. Measles.
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Willam Jennings Bryan
Indiana
Theatrte
Bryn
Parker
Bryan
Tin Thac
Brazil
Holliday
Claude Bowerm
Copgreseman
Alan
Terre Hhute
Alnce Vigo County
Firth
Bowern
Terre Hrute
Brean
Democrata
Jackson
Linton
Sullivan
Bedford
Mitchell, Shoals
Wash-ington
Vincennes
Bryan to Speak Across Indiana in Democratic Tour
Mr Bryan schedules a multi day swing through Princeton Oakland City Eberfield and Evansville then on to Indianapolis and other cities covering eight districts. The plan emphasizes the Eighth Seventh and Eleventh districts with rallies in Bluffton Muncie Anderson Peru Hartford City Huntington and Lafayette Delphi Logansport Plymouth Columbia City Fort Wayne and Fort Wayne again. The tour aims to boost Democratic turnout in regions long voting Republican and to press for district gains including the Twelfth and Thirteenth areas while highlighting Landis and Landis allied locales.
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Mr. Bryan
Princeton
Oakland City
Ebberfield
Evansville
Indianapolis
Bluffton
Muncie
Anderson
Blaventh
Peru
Hartford City
Huntington
Tipton
Wirth
Fortvills
Greenseld
Bryan
Lebanon
Lafayette
Delphi
Charles B. Landin
Noblesville
Alea
Landis
Hamilton County
Ledger
Tippecanoe County
Iteelf
Durgen
Lafayetts
Tigansport
Fred Landis
Logansport
Plymouth
Thireteenth
Democrata
Columbia City
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Campaign appeals amid apathy and rising overconfidence
Isist says there is apathy in the campaign. Persone notes the crowd and the attention to detail show growing overconfidence. He mentions a related matter from Iowa and Hugh, with emphasis on material proof and implications for the effort.
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Lowa
Hughes Attacks Hearst in Gubernatorial Campaign
In New York on October W, Hughes assails Hearst over alleged corporate control. The attack targets Hearst’s ownership of three newspapers via a holding company to evade taxes and liabilities, pledging to challenge press power and subservience in the campaign. He cites the Amer- Ft Eventra Journal and Dan Morgen Journal as examples.
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Serhppe-McRay Frye
York
William H. Hearat
Jearmins
Thow
Axaailant
Hearat
Nis
New Lerney
Trunts
New York City
Amer- Ft Eventra Journal
Dan Morgen Journal
Tabiity
ADEA
Hea
Ide Hican
Local shop promotes watches and jewelry deals
An OCR fragment notes Ashjlan Brow & Co offering clock and jewelry stock with a large watch selection and a price of 35.00 for goats’ watches, plus guaranteed quality. J P Mullaffy, Jeweler at 48 Monument Place advertises several items. The text also mentions eight dinners served from 11 am to 2 pm at a location likely 38 41 LN Illinois.
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J. P. Mullaffy
Monument Place
Day's News From Across The Nation
Readable fragments show children poisoned at an orphanage a ball milk incident in Findlay Ohio. Fifteen injured from trench blast in Pirat avenue Chicago area. Water and gas mains burst causing building fires. Chicago raided by city sealer for weight and measure abuses. Cincinnati appeals court allows Jung Yuen to stay in the United States. Death by suicide at Bethe Sect in Carbondale Minnesota. Fire destroys Dallas Bryan ecosystem facility losing 250000. Tristow Business District fire originated from lantern spark. Neodesha Kansas manhunt for attacker of Miss Frank Taylor. Alton Illinois elevator collapse spills 60000 bushels of wheat. Denver welcomes newborn Theodore Foosswelt Bell. Washington labor panel enforces eight hour day standard.
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Pirat-ave. Ana
Chigago
Cincinnati
United States Courts of Appeals
Jung Yuen
Cleveland
United States
District Court
Carbondale
Mmn
Dallas
Tex
Bryan
Mia
Taylor
Alton
Sparks Milling Company
Denver
Col
Bor
Sherman Bell
Priday
Theodore Foosswelt Bell
Washington
Fred Fairbanks Welcome Home Elopement in Ohio
The Scott family of Pittsburg reports the elopement of Helen Scott and Frederick C Fairbanks son of the vice president. They married in Steubenville on Wednesday and received parental forgiveness and blessing despite the vice president’s initial objections.
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Pittsburg
Ohio
Helen & Scott
Frederick C Fairbanks
United States
Steubenvisia
Welnesday
Kim Loorounn
Charles W. Fairbanks
Annexation plan for North Side Strip advances in council
Mayor Charles A. Gookwalter prepared a new ordinance to annex a strip north of Indianavallo. The council likely will act next Monday night. The area mirrors the old ordinance but excludes the Camntry line and Bellevue roadhouse. The North jalde addition remains outside city limits. Fire on a two story frame dwelling at 3 W South St caused 30 in damage from an effective blaze that started Saturday.
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Charles A. Gookwalter
Indianavallo
Neasenime
Gredleigh Ot
Austint Leauly
Doctor Takes Own Life in New York Area
Dr Eugene Van Ness, a physician in the Scrippe-McRae area of New York, killed himself by swallowing prussic acid. He was despondent and nearly penniless after a failed attempt to discover a new chemical. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Scrippe-McRae
Aaunciation
New York
Eugene van Ness
Sued Uncle Samuels Indianpolis transfer case
An amended complaint in a U S court seeks 1873 against Indianapolis Transfer Company and the United States for unpaid charges on mail contracts. A verbal alteration allegedly moved mail carriage to a different terminal, the third party secured the Terminal Station contract, and the claim remains unpaid. Meanwhile the Scotts face scrutiny over a secret elopement plans with Miss Mary Scott accused of orchestrating events before departure. The couple’s location and intent to visit Indianapolis are noted as uncertain.
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United States
Infianapolis Transfer Company
Agalntt
Post Ofice
Union Stason
Scott
Bpringfeld
Pittsburg
Nome Utne
Wife Takes Poison After Quarrel Drowns Resolve
Marie Spurr attempted suicide after a family quarrel. She went to a drug store, secured morphine, and ingested it with intent to end her life. She was found unconscious and treated by Dr. Reeves, later declared in danger but survived. The report notes tensions and subsequent discussions within the family about forgiveness and a planned wedding.
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Marie Spurr
Warle
Reeves
Electric Railway Men Plan Trip to Columbus Convention
Indianapolis traction workers will drive private cars to join the National Electric Railway association meeting in Columbus. About 15 Indianapolis men are expected to attend during the convention week, traveling from Anderson via Union City and Dayton.
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Traction
Ohio City
Electric Railway and Traction
Indianapolis
National Electric RailWay Association
Columbus
Anderson
Union City
Dayton
Traction Fen
Miners Hear Leaders on Memorial Day in Virden District
President Jonn Mitchell Vice-President T J Lewis and international board member E B McCullough spoke in the Virden district on Friday Oct 12 memorial day for the Virden riot of 1891 nine miners killed in a clash with nonunion men Mitchell spoke at Collinaville while Lewis and McCullough addressed Springdale area urging workers to assert power in labor.
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Jonn Mitchell
T. J. Lewis
Om International
E. B. McCullough
Michigan
Virden
Ailnore
Uinels
Vieden
Bir
Mitchell
Collinaville
Mr. Lewis
McCullough
Ate
Lewis
Negro Williams may escape hangman on technical point
A jury verdict of murder in the first degree could be set aside if a faulty indictment is proven. George Williams, a Black man known as a suspect in Patrolman Petticord’s death, may receive a new trial. His attorney, William Beerman, argues the indictment lacks essential markings, prompting motions to throw out the verdict and possibly retry. The judge delayed sentencing for a week or ten days to allow defense actions.
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George Williams
Petticord
George Williama
William Beermac
Williame
Beerman
Aton
Wiliams
Williams
Hank
Wuigme
Eaward J. Pattiford
James Norwood
Body found near Bethel Avenue identified as Henry Zook
A young man about 29 was found near Extrallead tracks by Bethel Avenue. Coroner Tutewiler suspects identity pending verification. L. Dickson of McLean Place identified clothing and described height and build, stating the deceased may be Henry Zook who last employed by Dickson. Train accident suspected.
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Tutewiler & Bow
Malla
Ovat
Tutewller
Vineman
Dickson
Mana
Tle
Zook
Franklin and
Martingville
Hile
Bagaca
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