Three Lumber Yards Burn In Pittisburgh Fire Loss Tops 300000
In Pittsburg the Bryce's Bread Lumber yards fire destroyed three lumber yards and 15 small buildings, scorched nearby homes, incinerated seven horses and three mules, with losses over 300000 and possibly twice that amount. Victims include W. A. Means Lumber, R. A. McCall Lumber, and United Phuring Mill companies. Lumber destroyed exceeds six million feet. Origin unknown.
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Pittsburg
East Liberty Valley
W. A. Means Lumber Company
R. A. McCall Lumber Company
United Phuring Mill Company
Gauss Pledges New Sidewalks to Immigrant Voters in Hoosier Speech
In Indianapolis, C A Gauss promised Haughville residents more sidewalks after a mud filled tour of the area. Campaign notes cite push for foreign voters while rival speakers attack Holtzman and Gauss over city crossings and street work. A series of party meetings and headquarters openings mark the hurried political scene ahead of elections.
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C. A. Gauss
Haughville
Gauss
C. R. Cameron
John W. Holtzan
Union Railway Company
Meridian Street
Holtzman
Gechwalter
Druti’s Hall
Zevitzman
Heitzman
Matt M. Hugg
Cox
Mr. Gauss
Marks and Marshall at Commercial Club
Mertil A. Marks chairman of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce committee on charities will address Commercial Club members on The Cleveland Movement on Charities. Gov. March will also speak. The meeting is announced as a smoker from 1 to 11 o'clock Saturday evening October 2.
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Mertil A. Marks
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Cleveland Movement On Charities
Gov. Marsich
Suffragettes Fined After Churchill Meeting Disturbance
Five suffragettes were fined eight dollars each or ten days in jail for disrupting a meeting where Winston Churchill spoke. Prisoner WiIls Adela Pankhurst, daughter of the movement’s leader, travels to America.
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Winston Churchill
WiIss Adela Pankhurst
America
Painful Dyspepsia and Digestive Tablets Claim Cure
The article explains painful dyspepsia symptoms after meals and how Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest all foods to remove the cause. It warns against pain killers and urges buying a box for 50 cents or sending for a free sample from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Btuert Co
Stumt
Ldg
Marshall, Mich
Democratic campaign notes surface in Taggart remarks
The report discusses Mr. Taggart’s impact on the Democratic campaign and predicts new energy from his Wednesday night remarks. Republicans critique Bookwalter and Shank alliances and point to the Meridian Street and railroad grade crossing issues as undermining support while blaming Holtzman for actions behind the scenes.
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Taggart
Democratic Party
Holtzman
Bookwalter
Local Life: Anniversary and Society Notes
Rev and Mrs H C Clippinger celebrate 25 years of marriage with an informal gathering at 1502 Lexington Ave. Friends of County Superintendent John R Carr, who marries Elizabeth Whiteaides tomorrow, surprise him at Hotel English. Mrs M S Huey and family visit Oklahoma. Viola Emrich and George Gibson wed. they plan to reside in Evansville. The Late Book Club marks its 10th anniversary with a reception hosted by Mrs John Schram. Kenneth D Rose sails from New York to Europe. Mrs C C Foltz and daughter Helen Foltz visit Mrs M J Waltz and Miss Ruth Hollinger.
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H. C. Clippinger
Lexington Avenue
Edwin Hay M. E. Church
John R. Carr
Elizabeth Whiteaides
Greenwood
English
Viola Emrich
Edward Emrich
George Gibson
N. SheMeld Avenue
Evansville
Late Book Club
John Schram
Pierson
N. Meridian Street
Repulse of Moors at Zeluan Impresses Spanish Forces
Oct 20 report from Gibraltar describes Infante Don Carlos leading a brilliant cavalry charge as Moors attack Spanish near Zeluan. Spaniards repulse them with heavy losses, while Spanish casualties are few. The battle occurred amid torrential rain.
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Gibraltar
Don Carlos
Zeluan
No Mystery in Death of the Diplomat
William Iscoe Buchanan, an American diplomat living in Buffalo, died in London from natural causes after collapsing on a street. An inquest found fatty degeneration of the heart, gallstones, and incipient Bright's disease as contributing conditions, with death due to heart failure.
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Buchanan
Buffalo
Parke Lane
St. George's Hospital
Trevor
Bright
Will Hawley Save Walshs Indiana Road
Chicago October 20 Will Edwin Hawley the railroad magnate with the Alton-Cloverleaf system the Missouri Kansas Texas and the Chesapeake and Ohio and other lines in his grip save the rail holdings of John R Walsh in Indiana and Illinois from going into the melting pot with the convicted banker s seven million dollar note held by Chicago banks This question occupies those following Walsh s financial status and the collateral with clearing house banks in default It is reported Hawley has been negotiating in New York with Walsh and the talks are taken seriously by Walsh s backers who had previously claimed ignorance of the eastern visit
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Chicago
Edwin Hawley
Missouri
Walsh
New York
Hawley
East
Veterans Attend Union Reception in Tomlinson Hall
Members of the G A R and W R C gathered at Tomlinson hall for a reception hosted by the George H. Thomas post in honor of Samuel KR Van Sant of St Paul commander in chief of the G A E and Orlando A. Somers Indiana G A R leader. Gov Marshall Mayor Bookwalter John B Elam and W A Ketcham spoke. Van Sant and Somers replied with Mrs Flo Jamison Miller representing the VRC.
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Tomlinson Hall
George H. Thomas Post
Samuel KR. van Sant
St. Paul
Orlando A. Somers
Indiana
Gov. Marshall
Maryor Bookwalter
John B. Elam
Policemen to Take Charge of Valuables Found at Fatalities
Coroner Blackwell requested Chief Metzger to assign policemen to handle valuables found on bodies at fatalities. Ambulance surgeons previously managed them, but with the dispensary moved from the police station physicians lose practice in searching bodies. The police will assume this duty now.
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Blackwell
Metzger
Typhoon Devastates Northern Luzon Rain And Floods Wreck Rail
Reports from Manila describe a terrific typhoon that swept northern and central Luzon Sunday night causing many deaths and heavy property losses. Flooding accompanied the storm, large areas submerged, and rail lines damaged with at least one station carried away.
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Manila
Luzon
Meaigre
Detectives Target Dr Cook Enemy in Mt McKinley Claim
Frederick Cook says Guido Burrill perjured himself claiming Cook did not reach Mt McKinley. Cook plans to reveal a buried iron canister with records at the summit. He has detectives pursuing Burrill and expects eight weeks to prepare Arctic data for Copenhagen University.
Stoute Heads the Red Men of Indiana
The grand council of Indiana Red Men elected officers including Grand sachem Dr. Charles M. Stoute of Middle Township and Great Senior Sagamore Oliver C Mortis of Rushville. Other posts named include Great Chief of Records Ito Wolf, Great Keeper of Wampum Frank G. Castor, Great Junior Sagamore George Harper, and several Great Representatives and a Great Trustee across multiple towns.
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Grand Council of Indiana Red Men
Charles M. Stoute
Middletiown
Sagamore
Oliver C Mortis
Rushville
Ito Wolf
Indianapolis
Frank G. Castor
Sreet
George Harper
Mathison
Fred Krone
Richmond
John J. Sedwick
Martinsville
Charis Robinson
Creenfield
Lew W. Otto
Crawfordsvile
Charles IL
Bartol
Warsaw
Aid Society Elects Officers for One Year
Edwin Ray M. E. Church Aid society elected officers to serve one year. President Mrs. Charles Leonard, vice president Mrs. John Shepard, secretary Mrs. Bar mfaher, and treasurer Mrs. H. Jackson chosen for the term.
Violinist Kenneth Rose Sails Abroad to Study
Kenneth P D Rose of Indianapolis sails from New York aboard the express Bremen to Bremen to study violin. He has studied at the Metropolitan School of Music and travels Wednesday for the overseas trip aboard the North German Lloyd liner.
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Bremen
Lloyd Line
New York
Kenneth PD. Rose
Indianapolis
Ind
Metropolitan School of Music
Lady Constance Lytton Imprisoned in Civil Disobedience Action
Lady Constance Lytton, wife of Owen Meredith and daughter of Lord Lytton, begins a one month imprisonment after a protest with Mrs. Brailsford against the chancellor of the exchequer in London.
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Constance Lytton
Shots Fired At Faulkner House In Broad Day Incident
J. J. Faulkner of 429 West Sixteenth Street reported to police that several shots were fired at his home on Tuesday afternoon. One bullet penetrated the front window and lodged in a wall while Faulkner could not explain who fired the shots.
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J. J. Faulkner
Sixteenth Street
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Old Post Office
Pennsylvania and Market Sts
Bryce
W. N. Harding
Wonderland
Martin M. Hugg
Albert Stanley
Morrison’s Hall
C. C. Shirley
James W. Noel
Caleb S. Denny
Samuel Lewis Shank
James A. Collins
Pratt and Minois
John W. Holtzman
Joseph W. Kenney
Hoyt Avenue
Laurel Street
Stone Palace Hall
S. Meridian Street
Pratt Street
Senate Avenue
Fourth Ward
Democratic Club
Udell
Clifton
Frank P. Baker
Frank B. Kors
Charlies A Gauss
Calhoun
Shelby
Morton Place
Co. S. Denny
J. W. Thompson
Henry Stevenson
Airdome
Indiana Secior
College Lincoln League
Majestic
City School Board
Mary Nicholson
Harry D. Tutewiler
Joseph A. McGowan
Frank A. Morrison
Frederick C. Heath
Clement T. AfeMillin
George M. Weber
Charles R. Yoke
John W. Sluss
Lew Shank
Martindale Avenue Baptist Church
Shank
Thomas Taggart
Democratic Organization
Committee
Marks and Marshall
Dundee
Rin
St. Louis
Sedalia
Springfield
Aurora
Terre Haute
United States
Wamla Semencina
Cigar Strores and Hotel Oftiape
Sapaus Telepost Company
Fifth Ave
West Market St
CTY Life
Kenneth D. Rose
Europe
C. C. Foltz
Helen Foltz
Dover, N. J
M. J. Waltz
Ruti Hollinger
Gow
Carlos
E.W. Grove
London
William = Iscoe
van Sant
Yphoon
Dr. Doors
Stoute
RED Men OF
First Mortgage Traction Bonds
Oran Perry
Malu
Pettis Dry Goods
Tomnecr Row
Adams and
Guhl
Roger Brothers
Panamama
Isle OF Gold
Charles
Man Monkey
Fanny
Elmer Tealey
Tilly Fiddler & Shelton
FELIX
Einodrome
Forepaugh Stock CO
Cyril Scott
Bom
Henry Miller
Heartsease
Empire
Burlesq
the Jolly Girls
Moulin Rong
Merchants National Bank
Stree
State Life Insurance Co
J. H. Reed, Jeweler
Washington Street
St.denis
Broadway
11Th Street
New York City
Evers
Wanamaker
Cnislie
WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
Aaron Wilson
Warrick County
Castoria
Columbia National Bank
E. Washington St
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