Monster Parade Scheduled as Biggest Yet in City
Indianapolis crowd expected for Tuesday night parade with 1,100 wagons and trucks 550 mounted men 489 automobiles and 15 bands. Chief Marshal Van Camp notes larger than anticipated turnout. lineup and route planned from Washington Street to Meridian Street past Monument Place.
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Indianapolis Trade Association
R. P. van Camp
Cee Caeev
Eevee
van Camp
Washington Street
Senate Avenue
New Jersey Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Pennsylvanian Street
Market Street
Monument Place
Hotel English
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North Street
C. L. Kruger
Charles L. Bieler
de Camp
Guy A
Many Orators on Richmond Campaign Program
William J. Bryan set to speak in Richmond on Thursday. James B. Garfield campaigns for Republicans Tuesday. Gov. Marshall scheduled for Oct. 26. Gifford Pinchot to speak before campaign end. Senator Beveridge to address crowds on Oct. 29.
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Beveridge
Pinchot
Garfield
Bryan and
Marshall
Sun
Richmond
Ind
William J. Bryan
James B. Garfield
Gov. Marshall
Gifford Pinchot
Senator Beveridge
Havana Struck by Second Hurricane Devastates Harbor
Havana faces a fierce second hurricane as debris blocks streets and many ships sink in the harbor. The storm, stronger than 1906, tears roofs from buildings, floods harborfront stores, and forces mass evacuations as a U.S. dredge and others are torn from moorings with unknown casualties reported.
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Havana
Lfe
Jenast
National Observatory
Cuba
Havana Coal Company
Casablanca
Rural Carriers Named for Several Routes
Washington October 17 rural carriers appointed Monday for Manilla route 18 Isaac Murdock carrier Charles Phares substitute Silverwood route 1 James H Kiger carrier James A Kiger substitute Stewarteville route 80 Julius A Kinche loe carrier Jacob Eppinger substitute Union Mills route 2 Jamie E Sanderson carrier no substitute
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Washington
Manilla
Isaac Murdock
Charles Phares
Silverwood
James H. Kiger
James A. Kiger
Stewarteville
Julius A. Kincheloe
Jacob Eppinger
Union Mills
Jamie E. Sanderson
Anarchists in Paris threaten Briand papers
Paris faces martial law as bomb outrages surge amid railway strike. Briand bans a Bois de Vincennes march and vows strict action. Explosions hit Patrie director Massard’s home and a street cleaner is injured as twenty anarchists are arrested and a major bomb is found in Vincennes. Passenger lines suffer disruptions.
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Paris
Bois de Vincennes
Briand
Massard
Patrie
Boulevard Perie
Sarah Bernhardt
Trafic
Haas
Signal operator blamed for deadly Charleston & Western Carolina crash
Augusta Ga Oct 17 The telegraph operator at McCormick was blamed for a weekend collision on the Charleston Western Carolina line that killed five and left fifteen injured. Officials say the operator forgot to place signals while busy selling tickets, causing two trains to collide two miles south of McCormick.
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Augusta
Charleston & Western Carolina
McCormick
D. C
Estrada Unable to Cope With Rioters in Nicaragua
Private dispatches from Managua report rising revolutionary sentiment against Gen. Estrada provisional president of Nicaragua. Rioting has occurred in Managua for five days, and the government struggles to control the unrest in the capital.
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New Orleans
Nicaragua
Managua
Estrada
Drunken Son Accused Of Ax Attack On Aged Mother
South Bend Ind Oct 17 A drunken Stephen Malicki allegedly beat his elderly mother with an ax in a late night attack. The woman is likely fatally hurt with Malicki jailed awaiting charges.
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the Sun
South Bend
Ind
Stephen Malicki
Malicki
Ang Jatl
Indianapolis Man Sparks First Rubber Heel Patent Tale
In 1882 a South Bend boy earning $3 weekly found rubber heels eased his foot pain and silenced his steps. A Columbus salesman copied the idea, added rubber heels to leather shoes, and earned a patent as Harry L. W. later left the shop for better work.
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Columbus
Hils
O'Sullivan
Harry LW
Becomes Champion Horseshoe Pitcher at New Haven Meet
Special to The Sun. New Haven Indiana October 17 Herman Schnel ker Jr won the horseshoe pitching championship after a pitching contest. Lee Snyder took a briar pipe for second heat and Fred Kroch Sr received a baby teething ring with no rattle as booby prize.
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New Haven
Ind
Herman Schnelker, Jr
Lee Snyder
Fred Kroch, Sr
Wellman Sails Unknown Skies in His Dirigible
Aviation figure Wellman undertakes a solo dirigible voyage crossing uncharted skies. Reported silence suggests hours without contact as observers track the airship’s progress and fate.
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Wellman
Beveridge Praises Late Dolliver In Indiana Tribute
Indiana Senator Beveridge pays warm tribute to late Senator Dolliver of Iowa. He recalls Dolliver’s service and heart illness from exhausting campaigns and notes the impact on the Republican campaign in Indiana. Also reports on Wellman’s America airship in distress, wireless attempts, and transatlantic hopes.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Senator Dolliver
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Indianapolis
Franklin and Frankfort
Norris A. Brown
Nebraska
Ft. Wayne
Senator Cumming
Lebanon
Republican State Committee
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Doliver
Tella
Wellman
Slasconset
Mass
Nantucket
America
Europe
Atlantic
Cape Sable
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
Ryndan
Minnehaha
Finland
New York
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Dutch Aviator Sets Record for Long Distance Flight
Paris October 17 Dutch aviator Henry Wemmalen flew from Paris to Brussels and back with a passenger setting a new world record for long distance flight. The total time for the round trip was 15 hours 88 minutes 28 seconds as Wemmalen also held the altitude record of 9185 feet.
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Count Zeppelin
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic City
Cape Sable
Paris
Brussels
Henry Wemmalen
Waa
Automobile
Club
I Gl
Cubs and Athletics Open World Series Amid Record Crowd
In Philadelphia on Oct 17 the Cubs and Athletics opened the World Series before an estimated 96,000. Bender and Overall led pitching for the Athletics and Cubs respectively as the game featured ground rules, numerous photographers, and a lively crowd amid strong bets.
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Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Bender
Thomas
Athletics
Kling
Cubs
Bhibe Park
Johnson
Chance
Jimmy Digert
King Cole
Cub
Twentieth Street
Caffieras
Capt. Davia
Connolly
Hank O'Day
Rigler
Sheridan
Moving Picture Concern
Stock Exchange
Sheckard
Schulte
Stamps Worth 15000 Featured At Berne Exhibition
Two Mauritius post office stamps valued at 15000 drew visitors to the international philatelic exhibit in Berne at the Universal Postal Union headquarters. The stamps, part of H. J. Duveen’s collection, came from the late Sir William Avery of England.
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Berne
Univeral Post Union
H. J.duveen
Postoffica
Mauritius
Witten Avery
England
Fast Diet Aims at Health in Colorful Century
Dexver Colorado October 17 Rowland Maler a young student in the city endured forty six days with no solid food drinking large quantities of water and purporting to eat nothing the ordeal reflects extreme fasting for health reasons.
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Dexver
Colo
Rowland- Maler
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