Beveridge Rally Sparks Labor Support In Indiana
In Loganport Indiana Senator Beveridge delivered an earnest speech to a packed Elkshall hall as 2500 listeners heard how workers and labor connect with progressive Republican ideals. Churchill urged nonpartisan action and coined the slogan I am saying this because I mean it, echoed by Beveridge as a core of the movement.
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Raymond E
Logansport
Ind
Indiana
Senator Beaveridge
Beveridge
Elkshall
George Funk
Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
Churchill
Repullican Party
Mr. Churchill
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mayor Shank Pushes Funds to Finish City Hall
Mayor Shank convened a Republican caucus to explore funds for completing or making the city hall habitable. He aims to transfer about 29 000 from city hall funds for 1906 to cover decorations and relocate offices from the Majestic building, with Dec 1 occupancy in sight. Most council members favor the plan, except possibly Owens and Copeland.
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Shank
Board of Works
Owens
Copeland
Deposed Portuguese King Finds Home in George's Land
Manuel of Portugal, deposed and seeking a bride, arrived in England with Queen Mother Amelie. He landed at Plymouth aboard the royal yacht and headed to Wood Norton in Worcestershire. Unlike his earlier royal welcome, the exiles received a quiet official reception as they prepare a subdued future.
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London
Manuel
Portugal
England
George
Amelie
Plymouth
Victoria and Albert
Gibraltar
Europe
Duke of R Jeans
Wood Norton
Worcestershire
Iberian Peninsula
Shively Trims Corn Too Close Forces Toe Amputation
United States Senator Benjamin F. Shively lies sick in Bloomington after trimming a corn too close on his left toe. He has canceled all speaking engagements and will be taken to South Bend for toe amputation after treatment by two physicians.
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Bloomington
Ind
United States
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
Witness Clemency for Cranfeld After Assault Charge
Porter Fringle the chief prosecuting witness urged clemency for William Cranfeld who faced assault and battery with intent to kill. Cranfeld received a light sentence of one dollar fine plus costs after stabbing Pringle with a knife was noted in court evidence.
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Porter Fringle
Wiliam Cranfeld
Cranfield
Pringle
Indiana Weather Forecast Turns Colder After Rain
The weatherman reports rain and a sharp drop in temperatures Wednesday night into Thursday. The Indiana outlook calls for lingering rain, colder conditions, and a sun schedule with sunrise at 6 01 and sunset around.
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Indiana
Gulf hurricane devastates Florida and coastal Georgia
Savannah dispatch reports a Cuban storm sweeping the Atlantic coast from the Florida Keys to Brunswick Georgia with winds over 100 mph. Widespread damage includes washed rails at Tybee, inundated Fort Screven wharf, and hundreds fleeing inland as ships, cotton stocks, and coastal towns face uncertain fates.
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Savannah
Weather Bureau
Florida
Pointa
Tybee
Ft. Screven
Tybee Island
Geveral
Florida Keys
Charleston
S.e
Meeting Storms Threaten Atlantic Vessels Off New England
The Weather Bureau on October 19 warned of a western gale crossing Lake Supers colliding with a hurricane moving from Florida. The plan of action suggests the two storms may meet off the New England coast on Thursday, placing maritime vessels in great danger.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Lake Supers
Florida
New England
Hurricane Sweeps Coast Striking Charleston Area
The Cuban hurricane sweeps up the southeast coast causing massive disruption, cutting towns from communication, pushing a tidal wave inland, and leaving extensive property losses and deaths. Wire companies reroute business to Valdosta, Georgia as messengers struggle to reach stricken towns.
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Charleston
S. C
Valdosta
Vessels Reported Missing Off Gulf After Cuban Hurricane
New Orleans reports fear that at least five ships are lost in the Cuban hurricane sweeping the Gulf of Mexico. The Mercator with sixty aboard is considered practically lost, while the Grid Mt. Vernon Progress and Bluefields are overdue by two to three days. Wireless efforts fail to reach them.
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Tyhee Island
Jacksonville
Tampa
Plant City Artillery
Egmont Key
Florida
Broward
an_ island
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Mercator
Mt. Vernon
Gomez Cancels Palace Order Amid Hurricane Refugee Crisis
Havana dispatch reports communication with the interior still missing on Wednesday as refugees from storm devastated provinces return meager details. Officials fear higher death tolls than early estimates while President Gomez announces plans to spend 41,000,000 for presidential needs.
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Havana
Gomez
Bryan Booms Kern as More Faithful Fighter for Progressives
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Peters burg Oakland City Bloomflet Elnora Plainville and Washington on Tuesday to rally support for Kern. He traveled from Evansville with T D Scales Boonville and several lawmakers and candidates including Lou Ellingham and J Fred France. Bryan praised Kern as a truer advocate of progressive policies than Beveridge.
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Washington
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Petersburg
Oakland City
Bloomflet
Elnora
Plainville
Bryan
Evansville
T. D. Scales
Boonville
Boebne
Taylor
Floyd
Arkansas
Lou Ellingham
J. Fred France
Superior Court
Cullop
Vincennes
Kern
Beveridge
Barrel House Raids End With Twelve Lodgers Arrested
Two raids on Solo mon Binzer’s barrel house at Senate avenue and Maryland street led to twelve lodgers being arrested and the place reported to the city board of health as unsanitary. Patrols found a long hall partitioned into bed stalls with beds costing a dime. Testimony from Omar Doherty described runners bringing men to the house for lodging. Several suspects from various cities were fined or held for loitering as police investigate further. The case ties to local political disputes as Democratic figures contest appointments and colored voters’ influence, with Brown denying broad appointment control and stressing qualifications.
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City Board of Health
Omar Doherty
Binzer
Lewis Wright
Peru
Ind
Charles Eaton
St. Louis
Charles Carroll
Bloomington
Ill
James Nolan
Cincinnati
Patrick O'Brien
Marion
James Hayden
Terre Haute
Thomas Wrenn
S. Meridian
Wright
Collins
Weill
Lewis
Judge Collins
Hayden
Plainfield
Charles Walters
William Okey
Joe Boyce
Sylvester Pettit
Akron
Barney Tanner
Chicago
Passenger strikes Illinois freight train collision at Nilwood
Springfield Oct 19 The limited on the Chicago and Alton railroad crashed into a freight train at Nilwood. Several persons are reported injured with few details available.
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Springfield
Limited
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Nilwood
Baby girl burns to death in kitchen accident
Special to The Susquehanna. Bloomington Indiana October 19. Inez two year old daughter of Edward Wilson was burned in the kitchen while playing with a box of matches. The mother helplessly watched in horror as flames grew. Authorities investigated the tragic incident and described it as a preventable kitchen accident.
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Bloomington
Ind
Inez
Edward
Wilson
Democrats Break With Chairman Over Colored Vote
Reporting from the scene shows internal divisions as Democrats clash with their chairman over a colored vote. The article notes a Democratic club’s promise of spoils to African American participants if they work hard, signaling a targeted appeal amid party debates.
Political meetings scheduled for Wednesday night on the Circle
Democratic meeting with William Jennings Bryan as speaker in the Circle area. Republican events on Michigan and Canal streets feature Linton A. Cox John Weaver William H. Jackson and Dr S Knox. Seventh ward club meets in the criminal court room at 7 30. Yost club on East Washington street. Independent voters club at Parnell hall 119 West McCarty street.
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Canal Streets
Linton A. Cox
John Weaver
William H. Jackson
Dr.s. Knox
Seventh Ward
Yost Club
Glow East Washington Street
Independent Voters’ Club
Parnell Hall
West McCarty Street
Cool Wave Expected With Temperatures Near Forty
WY H Church warns of a cool wave in the state bringing a Wednesday and Thursday drop toward 40 degrees. Rain Wednesday and much colder Thursday, with clouds easing sudden cold. Eastern Kansas and Iowa report a 20 degree fall as snows begin in Cheyenne and Denver.
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Church
Uneed
Indianapolis
Kansas
Iowa
Cheyenne
Denver
Wellman to Lead New Trans Atlantic Airship Voyage
Walter Wellman and five crew members survived the wreck of the America and a perilous lifeboat escape 55 miles southeast of Sandy Hook. The Trent aided and ferried the survivors to safety as fog delayed port arrival. Wellman plans another trans Atlantic expedition with a larger dirigible built for greater power and a safer design.
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America
Walter Wellman
Trent
Louis Ginsburg
United Wireless
Ginsburg
Sandy Hook
Lower Bay
New York City
Hook
Americas
Irwin
Singer
Mr. Wellman
Simon
Wellman
New York Times
Atlantic
Indianapolis Parade Displays Industrial Might Big Boost to City
The E C Atkins company won first prize with a grand display, Hibben Hollweg second, as seven miles of industry rolled through downtown Indianapolis drawing 150000 admirers and 15000 visitors. The crowd filled streets from Capitol to New Jersey, traffic halted, streetcars blocked, and officials praised the unprecedented civic showcase. The Tenth Infantry led the march followed by 1170 firms showing illuminated floats and displays, including major brewing and telephone exhibits.
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Indianapolis
Ilinois
Washington Street
Capitol Avenue
New Jersey Street
Washington Streets
Uncle Sam
Statehouse Square
Indianapolis Trade Association
C. C. Hauch
John N. Carey
W. J. Dobyns
Charlies A. Bookwalter
Harold
Tenth Infantry
Tenth Infantry Regiment
Henry A. Greene
Trade Association
T. B. Laycock & Co
Indianapols Brewing Company
Capital City Brewing Company
Kingan & Co
Indianapolis Abattoir Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Automobile Company
Atkins
E. C. Atkins Company
Hollweg &Co
America in International Balloon Race Sees Mixed Results
In St Louis on October 19 reports show America II with Hawley and Post near six foreign balloons in the international race. America II may threaten the American distance mark of 873 miles while America No 4 and St Louis No 4 ended their flights near Holman Michigan and Port Huron. The Million population club landed at Racine Wisconsin and other craft reached Two Rivers Wisconsin with varying distances.
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ST. Louis
Mich
Port Huron
Condor
Faure
All Flyers In Canada In Balloon Race Cross Lake Huron
In Detroit on October 19 the remaining seven balloons have crossed Lake Huron into Canada. The in-race craft include Azurea Messner Switzerland Harburg II Vogt Isle De France Le Blanc Helvetia Schaeck Dusseldorf A Gericke America Wey and others with pilots named from France Germany Switzerland and the United States.
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Lake Huron
Canada
Azurea
Messner
Switzerland
Harburg II
Vogt
United States
Isle
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