Bryan Campaigns Through Rainy Ohio Stops At Several Towns
W. J. Bryan closed his Ohio tour amid heavy rain and late nights with speeches in Zanesville Aberdeen Bridgeport Martin's Ferry and Wellsville. Yellow McKinley badges shone among crowds while Mrs Bryan accompanied her husband through persistent demonstrations and a final speech in Toronto.
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Zanesville
Kinley
Martin's Ferry
T. Pod
W. J. Bryan
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Bellaire
Ohio River
Ryan
Dixie
Tie
Bryan
Aberdeen
S. D
Dakota Prairies
Isryan
Aber- Geen
Zanesse
Baltimore & Ohio
Brean Lccommio
Bridgeport
McKinley
Wellsville
U, Pa
Br. Brian
York Ville
Brilliant
Steubenville
Martin’s Ferry
Denies Holts Assertions On Fusion Of Parties
Chairman Martin of the popocratic State central committee refutes Sterling R Holt s claim that electors were pressed into fusion without popocrat consultation. He notes four electors were chosen by the nopocratic state committee and the fifth by populists with popocrat approval. The electorate and party nominees were unaware until after the fusion ticket filed.
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Martin
Popocratic State Central Committee
Sterling R. Holt
Nopocratic State Committeee
Ar. Martin
Grand Hotel
Chaiman Martin
Wallacse
State Election Board
Funeral for Benj. Fr Foster in Indianapolis Arrangements
Funeral services for Benj. Fr. Foster will be at 702 N Alabama St at 9 AM Wednesday. Rev. Guthrie Mackintosh Staines conductors. Remains in state at Grand Lodge Hall 9 AM to 12:50 PM then to Crown Hill for burial. Odd Fellows from across the state attend with pallbearers I O F of Indiana and family representatives. Procession departs Grand Lodge Hall at 2 PM and proceeds to Seventh and Illinois for car transfer to Crown Hill.
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Benj
Crown Hill
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Indiana
J. I. C. i. Karper
Madison
J. B. Wimball
Kendallville
C. C. Binkley
Richmond
John F. Wallick
John Reynolds
James A. Wildman
Speculators Question Wheat Rally Anticipate Decline
Local speculators doubt the sudden wheat advance will last. O D Weaver of O D Weaver & Co says prices may drop to 68 cents briefly before rising again. He cites heavy exports to India and short crops from wet weather as drivers. Corn also climbs as grain values improve.
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Board of Trade
O. D. Weaver
O. D. Weaver & Co
India
Peoria Firm Incorporates With Ten Thousand Capital
The Peoria athletic company of Peoria Illinois was incorporated on Tuesday with ten thousand dollars capital stock. Also the Washington land and improvement company of Terre Haute with ten thousand dollars capital stock. The governor’s rooms are decked with flags as discussions of patriotism spark Democratic enthusiasm and claim they cannot be outdone by Mark Hanna.
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Peoria Athletic Company
Peoria
Washington Land and Improvement Company
Terre Haute
Bryan
Mark Hanna
Mardhwood mantels and grates advertised locally
An advertisement promotes Mardhwood mantels and grates by Jno M Litly. It urges feeding horses with Janes Dustless Oats and notes stoves connected in any part of the city for 30 cents. Frank Butts at 133 Indiana Avenue is listed with a phone number.
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Frank Butts
English lord shoots robbers after demand for money
Chicago dispatch reports that R. T. Brooke a supposed English lord who owned substantial wealth and a farm near Perry Oklahoma shot and killed three men when they came to his home at midnight to steal his annual income. Brooke and his wife fired on the intruders. One attacker died in the yard and two others were later confirmed dead.
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Chicago
T. PA
Perry
C. T
R. T. Brooke
I. T. Brooke
Lord Brooke
Alis
Maude Parker
Kansas
Perrys
Wieki
Brooke
Lost Father and Mother to Battle With the World
The Zapf family loses both parents to typhoid fever leaving Oscar and Lillie, with the aunt likely to take guardianship, as the funeral for Mrs Zapf is held with Rev Peters presiding. Gov. Matthews proclaims Arbor Day observance for Oct 20 urging tree planting in Indiana schools and communities.
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Oscar
Lillie Zapf
Michigan St
Crownhill
Tadines
Births and Deaths in Local Notices
Births list includes Charles and Susie Gaus with a girl and others at several addresses. Deaths record Charles Danacker at 9 months with pneumonia and infant Pruett stillborn, Magdalene Soerner, Lillie Albright, Francis Lancaster, Samuel Galloway, Rose Zapf with causes ranging from consumption to heart failure and lung congestion. Marriage licenses show William Coburn with Helen Erwin and several other couples.
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Charles Danacker
S. Meridian-st
Infant Pruett
Meridian-st
Stillborn
Magdalene Soerner
Elm-st
Lillie Albright
E. Washington-st
Francis Lancaster
Ludlow-lane
Samuel Galloway
N. Capitol Ave
Rose Zapf
Michigan St
William Coburn
Helen Erwin
Carroll DeWitt
Lara Lowe
Henry Lutz
Augusta Doer
Augustus Johnson
Katie Pittman
Daniel Saunders
Anna Smith
Harrison on tour greets crowds in Indiana towns
Gen Harrison rode a special train through southern Indiana with Col Nebeker and staff, greeting several hundred at Union Station and speaking at Mooresville Martinsville Paragon Spencer Worthington and other stops. He attacked cheap money policies and warned Indiana farmers against fiat currency, stressing integrity and federal restraint.
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Union Station
Gen. Harrison
Indiana
B. H. Nebeker
W. J. Hetcham
Tibbett
Carria
Con. Harriscunm
BP. Pierce
Tie
Mooresville
Afartiosvilles
Sponeer
Warthi
Peri
Vv Vision
Balen
Oritedus
Anehell
Len
Llosport
Bop
Poms
Dindfosilo Styr
Keehne Greencastle
Indianand
Geli Crossing
Flarinson
Flo
Indianapolis
Greenback
Fat Money Times
Moores Will
Harrison
Jie
Democratic Party
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Martinsville
Judge Grubbs
Chicago
Bryan
Ind
U. P
Paragon
Gen
Spencer
Worthington
Church Army Plan Aims to Aid Poor Across Nation
New York October reports the Protestant Episcopal Church proposing a uniformed evangelist army under military discipline to work among the poor. The plan blends Salvation Army methods with church aims, including labor houses and rescue shelters, plus mercantile schemes. The movement, criticized as competing with the church army, drew mixed reactions from Booth and others.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States
Salvation Army
Satterlee
Plains
Churchh Army of England
Church Army of England
Episcopal Army
Church Army
N. J
Babington Booth
American Volunteers
Mr. Booth
Chicago
Methodists
Reformed Episcopalians
Dunning Predicts Populist Defeat and Bryanites Rise
North Carolina journalist and former Washington editor W. A. Dunning, visiting Indianapolis, denounces fusion with Democrats and alleges Butler suppressed Tom Watson’s letter. He predicts Bryan will fail to win free coinage support, cites populist fatigue, and warns the party may resurrect through hard work, noting October 31 patriotic day and widespread campaign flutter.
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A. Dunning
North Carolina
Washington
National Economist
National Watchman
Indianapolis
Butler
Flé
Tom Watson
Dunning
Accenrance
Putter
Watson
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Congress
McKinley
Bryan
Weaver
Democratic Party
Fusten
Sorow
Texas
Tenness
Indianapolis 36 Hour Outlook With Cooler Temperatures
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through p. m. October 21 calls for cooler, fair weather with Tuesday night and Wednesday remaining fair. Noon Tuesday temperature read 41 degrees. by 2 p. m. Tuesday, 54 degrees.
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House of Representatives
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Mrr
Toronto
Holts
Funsion
Phat
B. EF. Foster
City Life
Mardhwood
Jno. M. Litly
Zant
Rev. Peters
Zion Church
Arbor Day
Charles
Susie Gaus
S. Meridianst
Thomas
Irle Raftery
Walleyst
Bos
George
Jennie Smith
Maxwellst
Mrs. Moran
Ilinois St
Hemming
Anna Hansen
Barthave
Timothy
Ruth Bogart
Aghurgh
Fields
Hanson
Genaro
Bailey
Frank Bell
Annie Hart
Blocksom
Page
Fred Valmore
Joe Kyan
The
Empire
Joseph Callahan
Beatrice Ingram
Heétson
Loie Fuller
Herald Square
Uncle Sam
May Irwin
Burial OF the Pops
Spencer House
Mar
Ion Butler
Thomas Watson
Mr. Dunning
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