Bryan Comes to Talk With Fuk of This County
Nebraska orator William Jennings Bryan tours Indiana campaigning in Indianapolis and surrounding towns. He faces city democracy and business interests while drawing large, inquisitive crowds amid questions of county option and anti corruption politics. The trip includes remarks at Auburn Lebanon and Boone County, with Bryan avoiding direct attacks on bribery charges and temperance support noted by attendees.
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William Jennings Bryan
Indianapolis
Engsh
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Burlington
Auburn
Nebraska
Cyrug Cline
Steve Fleming
Congress
Lebanon
Boone County
Sevral
Kern
Denison
Steel Trust
Tobacco Trust
Cotton Combine
Stokes Jackson
Democratic State Committee
St Anthony's Club Plans Euchre and Lotto Night
St Anthony's social club will host a euchre and lotto party in the hall on Warren Avenue Thursday evening. The event invites community members to join for games and chances to win in a friendly local gathering.
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St Anthony's
Much French No English Rule at Shortridge High Club
The Shortridge High School French club, with about forty members, enforces a strict no English rule in meetings. Miss Katherine Snodgrass was elected permanent president to oversee programs, speakers, and activities including French songs and stories. A real French New Year celebration, described as tres ravissant, is planned.
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Shortridge High School
Katherine Snodgrass
Peoples Party Fails to Meet Ballot Signatures
A petition from the Peoples party for ballot placement arrived with 125 signers, short of the 600 required after their last election showing. Samuel Williams of Vincennes chaired the effort, with John W. Minor delivering it to Governor Marshall. If additional signers aren’t filed by midnight, the party will not appear on the official ballot. The election board will meet Wednesday to finalize the ballot.
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Peoples’ Party
Thomas R. Marshall
John W. Minor
The
Sentinel Printing Company
Indianapolis
Samuel Willams
Vincennes
Peoples’ Party Committee
Minor
Board of Election Commissioners
Westsiders Clash as Malone Fires at Crowd
Oscar Malone, 1724 North Senate avenue, came to Court and Noble streets to call on Lula Livingston and Victoria Tingley. A crowd of men confronted him and knocked him down. Malone drew a revolver and fired, scattering the crowd. He was arrested for shooting within city limits.
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Oscar Malone
Senate Avenue
Lula Livingston
Victoria Tingley
Malone
Court and
Noble Streets
Four Miners Die After Shaft Bucket Overturns in Marquette
Four miners at the North Lake mine of Cleveland cliffs iron company fell 250 feet to the shaft bottom when their ascent bucket overturned. The dead are Herman Hupals Gus taf Johnson Edward Honkela and an unidentified man.
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Marquette, Mich
North Lake
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company
Herman Hupals
Gustaf Johnson
Edward Honkela
Saloonkeeper Acquitted Over Minors Liquor Charge
Ora B. Snider a saloonkeeper at 801 Massachusetts avenue was acquitted in Police court Monday afternoon of selling liquor to minors. The defense showed precautions to prevent underage sales after four boys falsely claimed to be 21 to the bartender and police.
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Ora B. Snider
Massachusetts Avenue
Burglary Reported After Missing Pants and Cash
Robert Sherlock reports a burglary at 417 West Norwood Street. He says on Monday night, upon returning home, his trousers were missing along with $125 from the pockets. The trousers were later found in the backyard. Entry was through a window.
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Robert Sherlock
West Norwood Street
Disease closes Bell school in Guilford
Rockford Illinois October 18 the Bell school at Guilford was closed after a case of infantile paralysis. Six year old Alice Reid was the victim.
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Rockford, Ill
Bell
Guilford
Alice Reid
Former Sweetheart Sparks Big Neighborhood Upset
Arthur Dillard of 311 North Senate Avenue clashes with his wife after visiting a cafe near Ohio and West streets with a former sweetheart. The wife is severely injured and a crowd blocks streets as Dillard threatens to shoot. Police transport him to a patrol box while bystanders dispersed.
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Arthur Dillard
Senate Avenue
Dillard
Ohio
West Streets
Simon and
Radamacher
Clear Havana cigars still plentiful despite Tampa strike
Cigar and tobacco agent T A Alford says Tampa strikes cleaned out locally made Havana stock but many Havana brands continue to be produced in New York Chicago and Key West. He notes most Havana cigars come from outside Tampa and the strike has ended with workers returning to their benches.
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Tampa
Fla
Havana
T. A. Alford
A. Kiefer Drug Company
New York
Chicago
Key West
Indiana Taken As Model In Charities
Illinois state conference of charities and correction to be held at Galesburg next week will hear the Indiana law for state care of feeble minded women and seek recommendation to the Illinois legislature. A Newark, Ohio conference advised creating a women’s prison like Indianapolis. Massachusetts charity publication features Gov Thomas R Marshall on The Mission of the Prison and a Terre Haute rabbi’s treatise.
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Ilinois
Beveridge Backing Urged by Wagner in Campaign Speech
Dr. Theodore Wagner Republican candidate told hundreds at Gillum's hall he favors Beveridge re election and would vote to support him in the legislature. Linton A. Cox followed with attacks on Korbly and Parker while stressing tariff reform and party loyalty to Beveridge. Colored voters voiced hostility to boundary changes seen as disfranchisement in a Tabernacle Baptist gathering.
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Theodore Wagner
Gillum's Hall
Linton A. Cox
Congress
Charles F. Hurst
E. T. Qburn
Dr. Wagner
Jesse Overstreet
Korbly
United States
Alton B. Parker
Tariff Commission
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Wiliam H. Jackson
Democratic County Council
William E. English
State Senate
Frank P. Baker
West
Pratt Street
Jacob Woessner
Nunes
Cab Ordinance Test Leads to Arrest on Illinois Street
Oscar Certain, a cabman, was arrested Monday afternoon by Sergt. Cox for violating the ordinance prohibiting cabs from standing on Illinois street during the day. The arrest was part of a cabmen arranged test case.
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Oscar Certain
Sergt. Cox
Illinois Street
Theabman
Game preservation demand rises in northern region
As open season nears on all game except squirrels on November 10, farmers push to have their lands designated as official game preserves under state wardens. Northern areas show many more lands available than needed, with contracts typically lasting four years, allowing state propagation and wardens to guard against hunting and supply official signs.
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Quita
Game wardens bring several into courts
William Stinson and Ishmael Brown pleaded guilty to dynamiting fish and were fined 250 dollars plus costs by Judge Baggot in Anderson and paroled. Herman Luntz Floyd M. Wire Elmer Witt and John Iba of Fort Wayne were fined 40 dollars each for hunting without a license after a wardens raid. Cleve Bush fined 26.50 as one quarter owner of a sixty foot seine found hidden in Brown county. other owners evaded officers.
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William Stinson
Ishmael Brown
Baggot
Anderson
State Fish and Game Commissioner
Herman Luntz
Floyd M. Wire
Elmer ‘Ec. Witt
John Iba
Ft. Wayne
J. J. Bravey
Harvey Walker
Cleve Bush
Brown County
Mystery Clothes Found Near Mil lersville Farm
Farmer 8 R Moore reported a mystery after finding a complete suit with cap and necktie bearing the name Joseph Hughes in an old building on his Millsville farm while tearing it down. He notified the police.
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R. Moore
Millersville
Joseph Hughes
Man of Many Aliases Faces Criminal Court
Joe Marquette, described as a man of many aliases, arraigned on a grand larceny charge for stealing a harness set valued at $25 from Jesse M. Daily of 1634 East Tenth Street. Grand jurors note prior convictions in Ohio and Indiana under various names. James W. Bradley and Edmund Roberts also arraigned. Bradley charged with a $5 fraudulent check and Roberts with $185 embezzlement.
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Joe Marquette
Marquette
Joe
Jesse M
East Tenth Street
Montgomery County
Joe Miller
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Clark County
William M. Bartlett
Massachusetts Avenue
Aged Women to Get First Auto Rides at Home
Matron Hanby of the Old ladies home at 1781 North Capitol avenue has arranged through Superintendent Hyland with Will H. Brown of the Overland Automobile Company for an automobile ride for the inmates next week. Many inmates have never ridden in a car, making this a special treat.
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Hanby
Old Ladies
North Capitol Avenue
Hyland
Will H. Brown
Overland Automobile Company
Life-Long Democrat Favors Beveridge in Indiana
E T Shubrick of 1725 North Meridian street Indianapolis a life long democrat who fought under Gen Gordon in the confederate army says he will vote for Senator Beveridge upon returning from Georgia after a health trip. He praises Beveridge as efficient honest fearless and aggressive and aligns with the progressive movement.
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E. T. ‘Shubrick
North Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Gordon
Georgia
Beveridge
Shubrick
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