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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1897

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Lessons Republicans Learn On The Booby Bench After Defeat

Republicans awaken to a rebuke of the ring rule as voters reject the Harri cane favored slate. Analysts blame liquor licensing and payoffs to suppress Democrats and turnout. Charles Rockwalter jokes at Mrs Taggart while leaders map future cautions and candidate limits.

Aoman Wade Hill Charles Rockwalter Harry New King’ Schmidt Harry Smith Tom Shafelton Eugene Sauley

Official Vote Reveals Citywide Election Totals

Canvassing board finished tallying results with Taggart leading in most wards. Ward by ward counts show Taggart majority of 2 607 and a 3 814 plurality overall, plus detailed police judge and clerk races across wards and council seats.

Wageart Taggart Harding White Wilson More Smith Ward Tageart Cox Stubbs Weir Watson Burckhardt

Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity

Forecast for Indianapolis and surroundings for the 36 hours ending 6 p.m. Thursday includes fair skies tonight and on Sunday. Thursday noon temperature 83 degrees and 2 p.m. reading 88.

Indianapolis

New Trial Asked for Nellie Pur in Bicycle Thief Case

Attorney Thomas Hanna petitions for a new trial for Nellie Pur, the woman convicted of bike theft in Anderson. He argues she is feeble minded and suffers from dropsy, and that sending her to the reformatory would be cruel. Pur was sentenced to a year and committed by Sheriff Shufelton.

Nellie Purdue Anderson Thomas Hanna

Grand jury session hints on public official scrutiny

The grand jury met Thursday morning with Judge McCray likely stressing examination of public officials. No covert hint tied the Holt Fulmer Seibert matter to the session. In another matter, Antioch colored Baptist Church trustees are sued for 1500 by the German American building and loan association over a 1000 loan and 885.45 overdue. A receiver is asked.

Trustees of Antioch Colored Baptist Church

Furniture at lowest prices by Wmt L Elder

Advertisement notes low prices on furniture by Wmt L Elder and promotes Janes Dustless Oats for horses. Mentions Metropolitan prices and Progress Laundry as points of reference.

Wmt L.elder Progress Laundry

Ind orapolis mayor sworn in in basement ceremony

Thomas Taggart retook the oath as Indianapolis mayor for a new two year term amid a brief ceremony in the basement of the courthouse. City Clerk Stueckmeyer and Judge Cox also took oaths, while spectators clamored for speeches and a later rush for apples and bananas ensued.

Thomas Taggart Mr. T. Taggart Indianapolis Charles TH. Stueckmeyer Charles Is. Cox Pine Court House Taggart Stuckmeyer Richard C. Herrick Board of Public Safety Charles Cox Stejy Adulo AD Tugsurt Tinrah Tageast Atrul Hia Rehim Cits Cox Englist Congress Will W. W. Spencer Rant Horraday Seral Roo Board of Public Works Martin Anderson Isaac King George Dudsley Julius Reinecke Robert Keller Frank Walcott James T. Smith Anderson Dore Johnson Johnson Wiley Wilmer Christian Courtney

Prodigal Father and Hamlet At Indianapolis Stages

The Grand opera house hosts Robert Mantell in a dramatic program with a new farce set for Saturday matinee in Park. Seidl concerts offer popular prices, while Fitzsimmons and Roeber headline a vaudeville bill at the Grand next week. The Empire opens a Rentz-Santley burlesque tour with new scenery and a 20-member cast.

Seidl Tomlinson Balk Anton Seidl Julie Rive-Kings Pembroke Arcade Robert Fitzsimmons Julian Fitzsimmons Ernest Roeber Leavitt Rentz-Santley the Empire Beeond Hades Marie de Rosette Phyllis de Gray Wm. St. Clair Louise Loreno Frank Kent Carrien French

Worth Dentist at Corner Seventh and Thinoists

Veterinary surgeon services for dogs by Dr W W Craig at Wood's stable. Contact phone 1097 or 193 for appointments and treatment at the corner location noted.

Worth Ww. B. Craig Wood

Janitor Isidor Wolfson Critiques State House Rulings

Isidor Wolfson, president of the Oriental Republican Club, resigns as state house janitor and refuses comment until after Tuesday’s election. He accuses Custodian West of political bias, reports overworked janitors, low pay, and intimidation, predicting Taggart’s gubernatorial win by Republican votes. He labels West’s administration inefficient and notes staffing cuts under his successor.

Isidor Wolfson Oriental Republicsan Club State House Drive Ege Porsgart Wtulfson West Taggart Wulfson Tim Griffin

Baron Rothchild and the black snake whip incident

A dramatic scene in the state house involved a fierce colored man seeking Baron Rothchild, Sixth ward Republican, with a black snake whip. He demanded repayment of $165 campaign costs and invoked Mis tah Ro'chil, revealing the whip was used to urge horse polls and haul in voters.

State House Rothchild

Mary M. Shedd Singing Teacher Advertises Italian Method

Mary M. Shedd offers singing lessons using an Italian method with free voice testing. The note mentions Seaton the Hatter claiming the city’s cheapest hats at 29 N. Pennsylvania Avenue.

Mary M. Shedd Seaton the Hatter City Pennsylvanias

Weyler to Quit as Cuba Hostilities Persist

Havana reports Captain-General Weyler will leave Cuba next week with Castellanos to govern until Blanco arrives Saturday. Insurgents strike westward, raid Cangre, ambush a guerrilla column near Mangas, and blow a fort along the San Antonio trocha. Hunger worsens as Havana endures famine with thousands homeless sleeping in Central Park at night.

Cuba Havana Woeyler Castellanoas Blanco Spain Castillo Pinar del Rio Cangre Mangas Llorents Trocha San Antonio Senor Moret Molyne Aquaticate Arango Aranguren Rogres Col. Alfan Calvario Capitol Central Park

Novel Race at Georgetown Pits Sprint Star Wefers Against Cyclist

Washington October 14 Bernard J Wefers world champion sprinter faces Fred Schade southern champion in a 220 yard race on Georgetown college track next Saturday The event uses a standing start and inside lane giving Wefers a strong edge Schade is expected to ride the 220 yards in about 22 16 seconds Wefers owns a 21 flat mark for the distance

Washington Georgetown College Bernard J. Wefers Fred Schade Wefers Schade Wefer

A Strange Disease Claims Ida A. Young

Ida A. Young died Thursday morning after being brought to City hospital from Shelbyville on Oct. 7. Physicians cannot define the illness, and the coroner may order an autopsy to determine the cause.

Ida A. Young Shelbyville

Judge Fishback Rules Bowles Case for 4000 Decree

Judge Fishback master in chancery reports in the case of Frank Bowles against Elizabeth and Frank B Field of Franklin county that the complainant is entitled to a decree for 4000 and an order to sell mortgaged property. Beginning November 4, town and family school superintendents convene for a three day session at the state house. WW Weaver of Marion is president with W D Kerlin Martinsville as vice president F M Beard Hartford City secretary and H G Woody Kokomo treasurer.

Fishback Frank Bowles Elizabeth Frank B. Field Franklin County Town Ily State House WW. D. Weaver Marion W. D. Kerlin Martinsville F. M. Beard Hartford City H. G. Woody Kokomo

Heads of Departments Resign in Municipal Shakeup

City officials report a sudden wave of resignations from department heads in a municipal government, signaling a formal proceeding and a broader shakeup. Details continued on the second page.

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