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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1904
Page
2
Voters in Hartford face confusion over candidate names Roberts Republican and Robertson Democrat as rival contenders for Connecticut governor race. The article notes misread ballots and similar spellings causing errors in気lection summaries and candidate identification.
An American citizen writer quotes Teed Po Harlan, democratic candidate for cantries, appealing to voters with a long speech. He denounces Chinese influence while stressing peace, Providence, and duty to inform fellow countrymen about election issues and the role of the United States government.
Rev. Aust Wo Mund of Cleveland will conduct services for deaf mutes in the chapel of Christchurch Monument Ware on Sunday Oct 2 at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. The Holy Communion will be administered in the forenoon service.
Journal notes a deal nearing completion to transfer control of the Star chain to John C. Shaffer with George F. McCulloch and a New York ally involved. Shaffer may steer the Indianapolis Star as Indiana’s Republican organ, while staff changes are not confirmed and most employees are reportedly known to Shaffer.
City records include numerous names such as Birthe Martin Grace Wilson Ian Sen ate Ri Frank Katie Meeker and Patrick Stella Jand. Mentions of marriages permits and repairs appear with items like building permits for Grover repairs and Anna Retip dwelling. A report notes torn street car tracks near Washington to Marys land streets to be replaced with heavier rails.
A historical endorsement extols Grape-Nuts as safe when stomachs are weak or upset, claiming its starches are preprocessed to grape sugar so the body can digest easily. The piece underscores claims of bowel tolerance and nourishment, noting the product’s purported suitability across illnesses and fevers.
During a lengthy session in Indianapolis the Grand Council of Indiana red men conducted balloting for governor nominees with Thomas G. Harrison reelected great chief of records and John W. Metrav reelected grand keeper of wimpy.
Indianapplia Brewing Company plans a street parade Friday to celebrate a prize win. The event will start promptly with employees and brewmaster leaders aboard carriages across eight blocks. Albert Livher, company president, has hired three bands and a security escort to view the parade from along the march line and share coverage through company agents globally.
Robert Leck, an inmate formerly at Julietta facility, escaped Monday and was recaptured Thursday night by Patrolman Hart in the Teeth district. He was found intoxicated and returned to Julietta Wednesday morning.
A mummified display and prize of $100 draw interest as the fourth annual ox auction unfolds. Grocers from the city and nearby towns send agents to set up showcases while the event features performances by Vollidter’s orchestra and a vaudeville act. The exhibition opens Wednesday evening and continues daily with shows and sales, with committee members named including LJ Goldateln and others.
A distorted account shows Will Hammer and Bryan Wyhomas to address a populist gathering in Anglieh Sper House Indianapolis. May Watson claims the party will attack Bryan from dawn to night, promising a fierce campaign while supporters dispute the address timing.
A third offer for Steel Trust stock emerged amid New York trading as investors awaited details on price. Authorities indicated the plan would be pursued through standard channels, with neighbors and local officials watching for further developments on the proposed stake sale.
An electric car collided with an automobile carrying Dr and Mrs Wallane Wooden of New Orleans their son and Mr Jones of idle city on a Tuesday injury was severe for Mrs Woods with a fractured thigh and internal injuries while Dr Woods aided by the spin of the other car was wrecked in the crash
A London report states Lady Curzon is slowly recovering from her illness as doctors continue to monitor her condition. The brief note indicates improving health but offers no date for a full recovery.
The report notes Roosevelt’s strong standing among farmers as Bryan stalls the landslide against Parker. It predicts Republican gains in Indiana’s legislature and Congress, citing possible 1090 vote margin for the national ticket and 1K plurality for Hognevelt as pivotal factors. It mentions Overarrest’s safety concerns and the broader party dynamics shaping the state race.
Chicago reports show total registration reaching a high water mark of 467 574, the next highest at 400 92 in 100. Despite apathy and party managers predicting under 0 000, the turnout is considered remarkable for the year.
Reports indicate masons of the Rawal Arch Chapter began free sessions at Masouic on Wednesday. The gatherings followed a meeting in the state, with a membership move noted and reports of activity in the area during the week.
A distorted legal text decries that redbugs receive no consideration in court and rejects interference by a forged agreement. It references a writ, a prime steer, and seeks resolution of a dispute over a bedraggled matter with unclear parties and outcomes.
In an unclear telegram style notice from Cincinnati, a general strike settlement is announced. The fragmentary text mentions drivers, a meeting, and a potential release of workers, with several garbled phrases about numbers and dates, leaving the core outcome uncertain.
A fragmented notice reports on a large loan involving Speyer bankers and Texas banks with a political tone. The brief mentions a feudal style negotiation, a forty-year span, and a four percent interest rate amid postwar financial concerns.
Police report a brutal murder in Vatageton where a thirty year old wife was attacked by her husband. The elderly child clung to the dying mother as the assailant allegedly stabbed her just below the heart. Authorities await charges as the investigation continues.
Eddie Bona Via was killed instantly when a cartridge discharged by his cousin William Freichetta while unloading a rifle outside the Adirondack hotel. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
New York dispatch reports a claimed breakthrough in asthma and related conditions promising permanent relief. The Austrian dispensary offers free samples via a pocket commission and lists associated medical and dental notices from Dr. G B Martin. Also mentions a California bound railway line with rapid service and tourist sleepers.
Portland and Northwest without change on Union Pacific. The route runs two miles along the Columbia River with trains traveling close to the water view from car windows. Two uprough trains daily with accommodations for all classes of passengers. Inquire of W. Connor, G. A. 53 East Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
A Sanctioned high praise piece extols California redwood groves the Mariposa and Calaveras as ancient giants from 1500 to 2000 years, notes Santa Cruz redwood groves, and touts travel via Union Pacific with brochures from W. H. Connor G. A. 53 East Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio for route information.
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