Holtzman elected mayor with uncertain clerk race
Voters chose Holtzman Democrat as mayor and Little Democrat as police judge with the clerk race still undecided after the city election. Official counts began Wednesday, with totals near 46 000 ballots cast and cross-party control claims still unsettled.�
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Holtzman
CTY
Howdy Do
John W. Holtzman
Charles A. Backwalter
Edward W. Little
Thomas C. Whallon
William M. Fogarty
Thomas Yount
George Hitz
Fogarty Leads Yount For City Ticket In canvass
Interest remained high as Fogarty pulled ahead of Yount for city ticket at a Wednesday canvassing board session in Yettioon. Democratic candidates watched precinct results closely as counting continued likely into the night.
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Yettioon
Fogarty
Yount Fortity
Gletk
Pogarty
Lite
Retired Supt Taree to Draw Pension After Election
Cincinnati notes describe Supt Taste resigning after Mayor Bookwalter's election loss and receiving a pension of 2000 dollars annually for service past 50 years under a new law. The report also covers the Ryan Johns bribery case with testimony about a concealed witness at the Gibson house and alleged department official involvement. Details include payments totaling 4470, a signed Christiancy letter, and Johns claims of help from D Miller.
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Cincinnati
D. W. Miller
J. M. Johns
J. P. Ryan
Gibson House
Ryan
Johns
Department
Washington
Post Office Department
D. ¥. Miller
Geo. A. C. Christiancy
T.C. Campbell
Chriatiancy
Postofce
The Fortune of War and Megrew Election Result
Quiet morning in City hall as offices opened with little cheer. John B. Wood reflects on defeat by own people after a hard fought effort while Chairman Megrew, smiling, comments that in the fortune of war comes its utmost fate and nothing more.
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Board of Public Safety
John B. Wood
Board of Works
Megrew
Grand Jury: Youth Faints Under Testimony in Indiana
Frank Green, 18, of Michigantown fainted when summoned to testify before a grand jury in Frankfort Indiana. He lay in a semi unconscious state for about thirty minutes before the foreman sent him home to recover, fearing a second examination could worsen his condition.
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Phankfort
Ind
Frank Green
Michigantown
Classified Advertisements on the Seventh Page
Liner advertisements list various small ads including girl wanted dog lost young man wants a situation housekeeper wants a situation room for rent and Reed all the Here on the seventh page today.
Powers and Howard ordered moved to Louisville Jail
In Frankfort Kentucky on October 1 Judge Cantrell granted an application by Jailer Finley to transfer James B. Howard and Caleb Powers from Georgetown Jail to Louisville Jail. Powers faces a death sentence for complicity in Gov Goebel's assassination. Finley testified to a social movement planning armed extraction from Georgetown. A letter alleging the plot was read, urging secrecy under threat.
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Frankfort
Finley
Cantrell. Wellnesday
James B. Howard
Caleb Powers
Louisville
Goebel
Powers
Jaller Finley
Howard
Georgetown
Thia Aide
Jordan
Holtzman Congratulated by Democrats and Republicans
John W. Holtzman, mayor elect, received congratulations Wednesday from Democrats and Republicans alike. He noted many telegrams and calls from state political leaders and promised city employment would go to competent men rather than party workers.
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John W. Holteman
Holtzman
Pary
Long trip made by John J Howkins to aid sister
John J Howkins of San Francisco arrived at Benton Harbor on Tuesday to rescue his sister Mrs BR Addis and her family from the Flying Rollers sect. He answered a letter begging for financial aid to help them bid their way back to San Francisco and leave the settlement.
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BT. Joseph
Micky
John H Howkins
San Fratcisco
Benton Harbor
BR. C. Addis
Flying Rollers
San Francisco
Who Will Gain Control Of City Jobs In Debate
A heated talk sweeps the city hall over future appointments. Jake Dunn is seen as likely city contractor. Vic Backus seeks a spot on the Board of Works. Jim Keach may chair the same board. W. C. Van Ardel, touted as Republican, eyes works board. Other names discussed include F. J. Ryan, Ray Thompson, Millard Cox, Henry Warrum, John R. Wilson, Charney Pointer, Dr. Frank Aforrirun, Capt. Chris Kruger, Quieley, Tob Emmett, Jerry Kinney, Jim Splann, and patrolman Jim McCrossap, amid rumors of shifts and reforms.
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Dela- Worert
Alabama-at
Jake Dunn
Vic Backus
Pifer
Worke 2A
Jim Keach
W. C. van Aredel
Works Board
F. J. Ryan
Board of Safety
Ray Thompson
Millard Cox
Henry Warrum
John R. Wilson
Silverlies
Fred Joss
Charney Pointer
Indiangave
Frank Aforrirun
Health
Chris Kruger
Quieley
Sherel Tob Emmett
Jerry Kinney
Jim Splann
Fis Possi
Gerber
Jim McCrossap
Dowie Leads 3000 Followers on Mission to Save New York
Zion City of about 3,000 followers under John Alexander Dowie begins a major voyage to New York aboard eight special trains. Dowie and cabinet lead the marching host, with 4,000 women and children left behind in Zion City, pledging prayer and consecration for the salvation of New York.
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Dowie
New York
Ion City
Alice
Joseph Smith
Utah
Zion “Restoration
John Alexander Dowle
Elijah
New York City
Shiloh Square
Towie
Dowle
Zion
Chicago
Zion Assety
Zip City
J.D. Rockefeller
EH. Hartman
Lincoln
Grant
Zion City
Bloody Tragedy on a Boat in Manila
In Manila on an improvised chase two constabulary officers Johnstone and Herman fled a stolen boat from Nusamis Mindanao after looting government supplies. A confrontation with the boat crew left Johnstone dead and Herman wounded with four crew members killed and two survivors jumping overboard. Herman fled toward Negros. the wrecked vessel was abandoned and guns sent to the police.
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Manila
C. J. Johnstone
George Herman
Constabulary
Nussamis
Mindanao
Herman
Negros
Johnstone
Nabatva
Hobo Hotel Raid Reveals Rocked Bank Cave In Chicago
Seven sanitary district officers raided a cave hotel built in a drainage canal bank. Six inmates were captured as the roadside establishment posted rules and rates. The site held food, drinks, and mottoes, with authorities calling the guests suspected freight car thieves.
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Chicago
Hobo
Jury to Deliberate in Tillman Murder Trial
Lexington D C Oct 4 The Tillman murder trial moved to the jury in the afternoon session after prosecutors presented closing arguments. The defendant is charged with killing Retecr Gonzalve during the incident in question.
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Lexington
D. C
Tillman
Afernoon
Retecr Gonzalve
Reformatory Plan to Make Indiana School Books
Whittaker, superintendent at Jeffersonville reformatory, proposes manufacturing all Indiana school books at the facility. He argues it could save about 1.0 million dollars over two years and render the institution self supporting. He plans to seek a legislative proposal to authorize such production to employ prisoners.
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Whittaker
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonvil
Indiana
Reformatory
Memorial service honors Simon Yandes at Presbyterian Synod
A memorial service for Simon Yandes was held during the Wednesday morning session of the Presbyterian Synod at gt. dell. Rev. Knox and De. Kane of Wabash College gave brief speeches praising the deceased's life and work, reflecting the era's reverent tone. Advices from South Africa report diamond companies raising prices five to ten percent amid concerns over field extraction.
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Simon Yandes
Presbyterian Ssynod
Gt. Dell
Knox
de. Kane
Wabash College
Lfe
New York
Odt. ii
Mth Africa
Poindexter Wanted on Forgery and Fraud Charges
Sheriff H H Whitlock of Danville TH asks police to locate Arthur B Potter exter twenty two of Louisville KY, wanted at Danville for forgery and passing worthless checks. He was formerly aided by A D Moore of the Chrela and his mother in law lives at 8% Coallege. Relatives are well to do in Louisville and uncle C E Poindex ten is caster of a bank in Jeffersonville Thd. A reward is offered for his capture.
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Poindexter
H. H. Whitlock
Danville
Arthur B. Potrtdexter
Louisvile
Milesmar
A. D. Moore
Ives
Lowréville
C. E. Poindexten
Citizens’ National Bank of
Jeffersonville
Asphyxiated in a Chicago Hotel
An 88 year old man William Dobbin and his wife Ja Dobbin were found to have died from asphyxiation after staying at the Quincy hotel in Chicago. The couple came from St Louis and registered Tuesday evening, raising questions about a possible poisoning or gas incident.
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Chicago
William Dobbin
Quincy Hotel
St. Louie
Kruger Seeks Superintendent of Police Post
Capt Kruger announces candidacy for police superintendent under Mayor-elect Holtsman to succeed Bapt Taffe who will resign. Kruger has long police service and a solid officer record. When asked, he said he would welcome the position.
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Capt. Kruger
Holtsman
Taffe
Fogarty Not Elected Clerk on Democratic Ticket
Word spreads Wednesday that William Fogarty may win a post on the city payroll in the race for clerk. Observers note possible chances include clerk of the Board of Works deputy controller or assistant to the mayor. Fogarty has not conceded and the official count will determine the outcome.
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William St. Fogarty
Holt
Fogarty
Eithat
Board of Works
ROOTING IN ON 1903 WORLD SERIES REWARDS
The Boston championship baseball series ended Tuesday with total attendances around 100000 for four games in Boston. Revenue from grandstand seats at 50 cents each plus expenses yields about 1900 per player after costs. Players and manager Smart share most of the proceeds, about 1280 dollars each, with gold medals awarded to Boston team members.
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Boston
Mass
Pittshuns
Weston
Beston
Smart
Nisn
Noted Chicago Socialist Leader Marries in Terre Haute
Alma Figleback, Chicago Woman Socialist leader, wed John Kirkham a prominent Sule Mean merchant in Terre Haute on Tuesday. Weather outlook for Indiana tabs shows showery periods and cool mornings with partial sun. Senator Pairbanks travels to Iowa to support campaign efforts including speeches at Waterloo and Rapids. Local ads mention kid gloves and boys' apparel at 89c to 1.25 price points.
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Bullivan
Ind
John Kirkham
Alma Figleback
Chicago
Terre Haute
Iowa
Pairbanks
Waterloo
Rapids
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