Anarchist Jo hann Most Gets One Year Jail Term
New York Oct 14 The court of special sessions sentenced Johann Most to one year in the city prison for violating section 675 of the penal code. He published Lie Freiheit with the article Murder vs murder on the day McKinley was shot, inciting violence against rulers. Most collapsed on the way to the Tombs, having prior jail terms for violent utterances.
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McKinley
McKiniey
Lie Freiheit
Jost
Justice Hinsdale
United States
Holquist
Hinsdale
Most
City appoints slow rollout for new government boards
Mayor Bookwalter says he will proceed cautiously in reshaping city government. He aims to appoint the Board of Health midweek and name a city engineer soon, with direct control over subordinates. The Board of Works awaits appointments including clerkship for Harry Franklin and successors for Myron D. King and George Herpick. The Board of Safety meets Tuesday and may keep Acting Superintendent Hyland in charge during carnival week. A clerk to succeed Edward Davis is expected, with Sam Stoddard mentioned for the role.
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Board of Works
Harry Franklin
Maj
Megrew
Myron D. King
Assessment Bureau
George Herpick
Board of Safety
Hyland
Safety Board
Edward Davis
Sam Stoddard
Teddy Will Not Fight For It But He's Willin
President Roosevelt indicated in an interview with South Carolina Republicans that he will not actively seek the 194 nomination. He said he would not pand er to any political clique and would not push for the honor, though he would not decline if the people endorse his name at the next Republican national ticket.
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Washington
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Tribune
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Admiral Schley to Testify as Court Deliberates Scope
In Washington on October 14, Admiral Schley prepares to testify in his own defense. The court debates whether Sampson may be mentioned. Capt. Cook, summoned by Schley, is a key witness, with Cook's interview with President McKinley signaling testimony for and against Schley. Sampson will not testify due to health, while Cook defends the loop maneuver at issue.
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Admiral Schley
Sampson
Capt
Cook
McKinley
Schley
Admiral Sampson
Brooklyn
Cienfuegos
Pioneer Preachers Tilt Over Honor Title At Meeting
Monday's regular Methodist ministers meeting opened with Rev. Baker in the chair as Rev. T. A. Goodwin and Rev. John Tevis sparred over a newspaper report calling some ministers Hon. The spectacle followed with Chancellor Hickman of DePauw recounting summer campus troubles including a $3,500 heating plant replacement and sewer upgrades. He noted endowment may come later while current funds are tight and girl student quarters are inadequate.
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Hyde Park Church
T. A. Goodwin
John Tevis
Goodwin
Tevis
Hickman
DePauw University
Greencastle
Indiana College
McGruder Shot by William Jasper Improves in Hospital
Dr Ostrofé reported on Monday that Alfred McGruder colored, shot by his i law William Jasper last night, is slightly improved. In Monastir Macedonia on October 14, Turkish troops shot and wounded M Frandon the French consul. He was horseback riding last Friday and the consul was injured.
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Ostrofé
Alfred McGruder
William Jasper
Monastir
Macedonia
Turkey
M. Frandon
Saloons To Be Closed On The Dot
Officials announce a permanent closure of saloons and gambling houses. Saloons will shut after 11 PM this carnival week and then permanently. Patrols will ensure orderly closing and crowd dispersal.
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The
Will Pat Surrender? Crowe Offered Reward Withdrawn
Omaha reports that E A Cudahy withdrew his $25 000 reward for the capture and conviction of the kidnapers of his son to secure Pat Crowe's voluntary surrender The police received letters purportedly from Crowe saying he would surrender if the reward were withdrawn and that he be allowed to provide a $500 bail.
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E. A. Cudahy
Omaha
Neb
E. A. Cudahty
Pat
Crowe
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for the 36 hours ending at 8 p.m. Oct 15 calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday in Indianapolis and vicinity. Temperatures 7 a.m. near 42, noon around 49. Indiana and Illinois mostly fair with frosts in Ohio and Kentucky, cloudy in Michigan.
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Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Local arrests and court dates replace a busy Monday
Kate Willis 26 of 413 North California street is jailed on shoplifting charges from a New York store and Ayers company and gingham from Star store. Saloonkeeper Thomas Milligan of 116 North Delaware street faces a police court trial October 15 for selling on Sunday after authorities found a dozen men drinking when a side door was open. Peddler Moses Cohen of 526 Eddy street is to appear before Judge Stubbs for cruelty to a horse after allegedly beating it with a whip and kicking it. George Wonder 1021 Hosbrook street and George Whistler 1042 Hosbrook street to be tried Friday for assault on Walter Mayer of 720 Woodlawn avenue, Mayer having suffered a head wound needing 20 stitches after a night returning from a dance on Columbia avenue.
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Kate Willis
California St
New York
L. 8
Ayers & Co
Star
Thomas Milligan
Delaware St
Moses Cohen
Eddy Sr
Stubbs
Washington
Delawarests
George Wonder
Hosbrookst
George Whistler
Hosbrook
Rainy weekend soaker floods area with 3.35 inches
Weather figures show 3.35 inches of rain from Friday night to Monday 8 am. The amount would cover the ground surface if all water remained on top, highlighting a heavy weekend storm.
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Weather Bureau
Man Steals Hand Car Then Joins Army
Elza Taylor of Shoals stole a hand car at Marysville on October 2 and rode 49 miles to Louisville where he enlisted in the army. He was returned to Jeffersonville from Jefferson Barracks on Monday.
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Jeffersonville
Tin
Elza Taylor
Shoals
Marysville
Louisville
Jefferson Barracks
Firefighters delayed by tower readiness on midway
Chief Barrett and Chief Hale assessed the grounds Monday morning and concluded Hale's fire-fighters could not perform on the midway before Tuesday afternoon due to a delay in completing the tower, delaying the schedule.
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Hale
Midway
Kansas City Council to Attend Carnival by Special Train
The Kansas City common council will arrive for the carnival on Wednesday at 8:20 a.m. by special train, leaving the city at 1:10 p.m. Tuesday. Mayor Reed is currently in Virginia but plans to return if possible.
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Kansas City
Dayton Woman Charged in Sister's Death by Poison
Chief of Detectives McBride filed an affidavit Monday against Mrs. Witwer on a murder charge. She is accused of causing the death of her sister Mrs. Pugh by poison.
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Dayton
McBride
Brilliant Carnival Decorations Light Up Downtown Streets
Downtown Washington street areas bloom with red and yellow orient colors and national hues. Stores like Stevenson and Eagle showcase electric light façades with arches, columns, and vast canopies. Moorish Market and Capitol avenues glow with intricate illuminated arches as rain fails to dull the bright bunting.
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Stevenson
Eagle Clothing Store
F. H. Carter & Co
Taylor Carpet Company
Sloan Drug Company
Feeney Stove and Furniture Company
Claypool
Rink
Figa
Tilinols-st
Saloons Closed Sunday Mark City Police Action
For the first time in years saloons were closed on Sunday across the city. Mayor Bookwalter and the Board of Safety ordered enforcement with back doors shut in downtown venues. Supt Hyland appointed and patrols instructed to inspect beer gardens and winerooms, removing doors where needed.
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Board of Safety
Hyland
Quigley
English
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Safety Board
How It Happened In Ward Wins And Losses In 1901 1599
Ex-Clerk John Geckler argues that South side losses were not the main factor in Maguire's defeat. He cites ward by ward figures showing Democratic losses in North side totaling 1 205 and South side losses totaling 827 with specific tallies: North side wards 1 845 3 106 4 185 5 42 6 220 7 330 8 145. South side wards 9 39 10 292 11 179 12 40 13 172 14 67 15 38.
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John Geckler
Megrew Named to Head City Works and Resigns Council Seat
Mayor Bookwalter appointed Harold C Megrew Edwin D Logsdon and Charles Maguire to the board of works with Megrew resigning his councilman-at-large seat elected last Tuesday The council will elect a replacement at a May special session Logsdon chairs the Republican city committee Maguire the Democratic nominee approved as temporary appointment as the mayor stated
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Board of Works
Harold C. Megrew
Edwin D. Logsdon
Charles Maguire
Megrew
Logsdon
I Publican City
Bay
Maguire
Bixler Arrested Over Grand Larceny Charge
Frank Bixler a waiter at an East Washington Street restaurant was arrested Monday on grand larceny charges after a purse containing 52 was recovered. Al Lewis of Westfield reported the earlier loss, and Bixler allegedly told a girlfriend he felt flush after finding money. Detective Dugan confirmed the recovered amount.
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E. Washington St
al Lewis
Westfield
Bixler
Dugan
Fort Wayne charter fight sees new briefs filed
Governor Durbin in Chicago on private business A J Allen resigns as clerk to become bookkeeper for the News The State Charities conference meets in South Bend Senator Agnew seeks renomination Senator Brooks runs for attorney general Charles B Rogers seeks Senate nomination Fort Wayne charter dispute continues with Republican briefs challenging the constitutionality Democrats argue for local self government Notable attorneys Robert S Taylor and J M Barrett participate in the discussions Republicans accused of liberal constitutional construction while Democrats defend strict constructionists
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Valparaiso
Republican Party
Brooks
Bedford
Charles B. Rogers
Shoals
Zanzibar
Fort Wayne
Board of Safety
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J. M. Barrett
Ex Mayor Grubbs Says Mexico Attracts American Investment
Ex mayor Grubbs of Indianapolis 1881 to 188? republ ican mayor says Mexico on pace with the U S and has 600000000 dollars of American capital invested in its industries during a Sunday stop in Indianapolis on a trip from New York to Chihuahua where he is a banker.
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LD. W. Grubbs
Indianapolis
New York
Chihuahua
Mexico
Extra Policemen for Carnival Crowds
Acting police head Martin Hyland deployed 26 additional officers for the carnival, bringing this year’s count to 61, short of last year’s 35 plus extras. He says funds limit further hires and will coordinate regulars on extra duty.
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Martin Hyland
Supt. Hyland
Young Men On Trial In Naletha Puckett Assault
Muncie Indiana October 14 Arthur Shepp and James McCarthy two young men face trial at New Castle charged with assaulting Miss Aletha Puckett of Muncie last June. Two companions already serving terms for the crime.
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Muncie
Ind
Arthur Shepp
James McCarthy
New Castle
Aletha Puckett
Funeral for Mrs W C Taylor at College Ave Baptist Church
The funeral for Mrs W C Taylor is set for 4 p m Tuesday at College Avenue Baptist Church. At 6 25 p m the body will be placed on the Big Four Knickerbocker and taken to Rochester New York for burial.
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W. C. Taylor
College-ave. Baptist Church
Big Four Knickerbocker
Rocheester
N. Y
Regulator Ready for Irregularities in IRRS Issues
A regulator signals readiness to address irregularities emerging in IRRS processes. Officials outline safeguards and oversight steps to ensure compliance, transparency, and timely resolution of concerns affecting licensing, reporting, and enforcement actions.
Colored man fined for gaming house disturbance incident
Monday John Banks and seven other colored individuals were fined for keeping and visiting a gaming house. Banks ran a crap game on Indiana Ave. Police found it early Saturday night. he promised to stop, but Sunday morning officers returned to find a chaotic scene with many people scattering and escaping through broken windows.
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John Banks
Banks
Indiana Ave
Clergyman opposes ransom funding for Miss Stone
Rev. H. G. Meserve of Plymouth Congregational Church cautions Indianapolis churches against raising money for Miss Stone’s ransom. He argues such acts would tempt future seizures and urges nations to pressure the Porte to intervene and pay a suitable indemnity.
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H. G. Meserve
Plymouth Congregational Church
Indianapolis
Miss Stone
Women’s label league to seek union patronage in Indianapolis
The women's label league plans to send a letter to nearly 1,000 state unions asking support for products of Indianapolis firms that employ union men and bear the union label. It aims to persuade 21 Indianapolis retail merchants to sell only union-made clothing.
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Women’s Label League
Indianapolis
Divorce sought by Mattie McKnight in desertion case
Mattie McKnight files a Monday complaint with the court seeking divorce from husband Jacob. She asserts repeated desertions four times, that he sold their household goods and utensils, and spent the proceeds in motions moving to sustain the case.
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Mattie McKnight
Jacob
Obituaries for Landers Boos Clem Noted in Indianapolis
John Landers of 626 S Illinois Street died after long illness at 10 p m Saturday leaving a wife and four children. Charles E Boos Panhandle conductor died at home on Dawson Street after injuries last week leaving a family. Aaron J Clem longtime grocer funeral set for Tuesday afternoon from 92 E Eleventh Street widow and three children. Advertisements note bargains on upright pianos at Baldwin s Bennett s for photos. Wash.
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S. Illinois St
Tie
Charles E. Boos
Panhandle
Dawson St
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Aaron J. Clem
Carnival Doin's Parade and Midway Attractions Schedule
A two day listing of events from 1 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. including grotesque parade routes from Delaware to Market to Washington, Modern Woodmen day activities at Washington baseball park, log-rollers drills with prizes, exhibition drills by W E English Zouaves, up-town attractions such as Hale’s fire fighters and trained elephant, Banda Rossa concerts, Tomlinson Hall performances of Pain’s Last Days of Pompeii, and various street parades and band concerts.
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W. E. English Zouaves
Tomlinson H All
Tomlinson Hall
Pompeii
Indiana religious poll to survey Sunday school state wide
A religious poll will be taken in Indiana on the last Friday of October under the State Sunday School Association. Conducted by townships and districts, it aims to boost Sunday school attendance and mirrors political polls in structure. Data collected include family size language church membership and attendance among many denominational groups.
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State Sunday School Association
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Chicago
Advent
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Christian
Church of God
Congregational
Cumberland Presbyterian
Dunkard
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Evangelical Association
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Menonite
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Methodist Protestant
Primitive Methodist
Presbyterian
Reformed Presbyterian
Reformed Church
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Universalist
Incorporated Oliver chilled plow works stock figures
Incorporation details list South Bend firm Oliver chilled plow works with capital stock of 540.06 and directors James Oliver Joseph D Oliver and George Ford. Share allocations include Josephine D Fornolds 54 shares Susan C Oliver 20 shares and George Ford one share amid a Fort Wayne golf club and The Big Four coal company of Booneville with 6000 capital stock. N E Czar and Wilfred Logane were reported as leaving a scene described as beat and drowned in Memphis Toone.
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South Bend
Capital Stock
James Oliver
Joseph D. Oliver
George Ford
James
Joseph
Josephine D. Fornolds
Susan C. Oliver
Fort Wayne Golf Club
Big Four Coal Company
Booneville
Watterson Named Possible Governor Candidate
It was asserted Monday that Henry Watterson editor of the Courier Journal will seek the Democratic nomination for Kentucky governor at the next convention. It is further said he aspires to be the Democratic candidate for president in 1904.
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Watterson
Nothing But Cold Cash: Breunig Bets On Rent In Advance
Controller Breunig will require rent paid in advance for Tomlinson hall shows. The old Board of Works once faced a pianist manager, refusing the date unless receipts covered the first payment. Past fiascos with a magician haunted them, leading to panic and public mockery as they scrambled to redeem the rent.
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Breunig
Tomlinso Hall
Board of Works
Parker
Walnut Tree Accident Leaves Boy Injured
James Crank aged 13 of 1621 Nevada Street fell from a walnut tree on Bloydave Monday morning. He sustained injuries with no broken bones but possible internal injuries feared by physicians.
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James Crank
Nevada St
Sddletown Tragedy: Walter Mechlin Found Dead in Creek
In SDDLETOWN Ohio on October 2, Walter Mechlin was found dead at his home area. The report notes a body located Sunday in Diczs Creek, marking the incident as a fatality under investigation.
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Sddletown
The
Walter Mechlin
Diczs Creek
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