Indiana Republicans debate fusion and bolters in key state
Indiana Republicans gathered in Indianapolis for a wartime style meeting as they debate fusion with the populists in 33 counties, criticize McKinley rivals, and tally bolters across districts. Prominent Democrat defectors list circulated while Marion club reports 785 new members since campaign start.
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Republican State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Denison
Jack Gowdy
Repub
Atimany
Meik
Inier
Joss
Brean
Slam Papwisis
Bryan God
McKinley
Ponpocrats
Vanderburge
Fio
Republic
Marion Club
Rothschild
Bir. Gryan
Counis
Old Indianapolis Pork House Faces Demolition
Randers Park House on Blake street near White River, one of Indianapolis oldest landmarks, is ordered torn down by the city. Once a major hog packing plant under William Mancher, the brick and timber building has stood idle over a decade. It has hosted trains and rats, served as Coxey Army barracks, and now carries a mortgage to the Indianapolis Water Company with a Board of Public Works hearing set for October 26.
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Indianapolis
Blake St
White River
Landers’ Park House
William Mancher
Pork House
Old National Road
Washington St
Mancher
L. W. Bishop
Nick Norwood
Bishop
SUN
Landers
Fry
Coxey Army
Indianapolis Water Company
Board of Public Works
Weather forecast for Indianapolis takes 86 hours ending Oct 28
Forecast shows fair conditions for Indianapolis through Thursday night and Friday. Noon temperature Thursday reached 58, 2 PM 61. Information provided by Frank Butts of 133 Ind. Ave. Phone 1791.
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Indianapolis
Frank Butts
Ind.ave
Butts
Cleveland Speaks On National Unity At Princeton Sesqui
President Cleveland addressed Princeton University during the sesqui centennial celebration in Alexander hall. He urged universities to sound alarms against class hatred and political manipulation, urging patriotism and fraternal duty. The ceremony included prayers, endowment announcements, and the singing of America.
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Princeton University
Cleveland
Hunddemie
Theodore Custer
Irooklyn
Patton
Univer
Uou
American Brotherhood
America
Bishop Satterlee
Washington, D. C
Local Births and Deaths Reported with Noted Marriages
Listings show births from several families in Hamilton area with genders. Death records include Ada Davy heart disease Maurice Casey consumption Laura Carter paralyzed condition at home and Martha Day paraly sis. Marriage licenses listed for Kreiger Friedgen Gascho Prasuhn Smoor Wells with business notices for cleaning services, mantels, oats and horse feed embedded.
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Ada Davy
W. Washington-st
Maurice Casey
Gustav Kreiger
Bertha Friedgen
Levi Gascho
Amanda Prasuhn
Howard Smoor
Georgia Wells
Gas cracks at Newport house fuelories fault gas rise claim
Two gas men crawled from under the Newport house Thursday morning reporting cracks in the foundation. They believe natural gas rising through the earth causes disturbances, while others dispute the claim. Gas investigations and opinions from doctors and inspectors are referenced as efforts continue to verify the source. Newport family remains at Pratt Street with ongoing experiments and discussions about the origin of the cracks.
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Newport House
W. Hoffman
Suarreal Incident Saved By City Doctor
Bertha Flenscin of 164 West Chesapeake Street faced a life threatening crisis after a quarrel with her lover. A prompt, vigorous intervention by Dr. Collins of the City Dispensary saved her life following a cocaine related incident on Wednesday night.
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Bertha Flenscin
Chesapeake St
Collins
Grand chapter of Rayal arch masons adjourns after session
The Grand chapter of Rayal arch masons adjourned Thursday morning after routine business. Tuesday session elected officers including Grand ad priest Redmond and Grand high priest Woods. Henry Mordhurst, retiring, criticized unseemly levity during degree ceremonies and pledged firmer prosecution by his successor.
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Gonn Tr. Redmond
Loganspom
Robert A. Woods
Princeton
Indianapolis
Columbia City
Grand Royal Arch
W. Crockett
Delphi
Henry W. Mordhurst
Flo
City divorce suits and civic notices in Indiana
Mrs Cora Andyke seeks divorce from Samuel alleging cruel treatment and abandonment. Morris J Quinlan seeks dissolution from Minnie alleging she abandoned him. Mrs Jennie Horne injured after falling from an open wagon on Indiana Ave, taken home by ambulance. Evans Woolen campaigned to 150 at Celtic Hall. Local suppliers to city: William Rouse & Son hay, Murphy Hibben & Co blankets, Indianapolis Harness Co horse blankets, Pettis Dry Goods mattresses. Board of Works grants police powers to named individuals and groups including school No 15 and University Park representatives.
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Cora
Andyke
Samuel
Morris J. Quinlan
Minnie
Jennie Horne
Indianapolis
Indiana Ave
Evans Woolen
Congress
Celtic Hall
S. West St
William Rouse & Son
Murphy, Hibben & Co
Indianapolis Harness Company
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Board of Works
W. R. Kingan
Peter Brophy
Julius Kitzing
University Park
Taylor O. Beard
Jacob, Sonnenberger
Hebrew Temple
Abraham Foutz
G. A. Clay
Noblesville Milling Co Pastry and Biscuit Flour Notice
When You Want Fine Pastry Light biscuits and Naky breac tise Diadem Flour Every sack guaranteed Sold by all grocers Noblesville Milling Co
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Noblesville
Bryan Campaign Tour Across Indiana Draws Large Crowds
Fort Wayne to Terre Haute report notes Hon W J Bryan left Fort Wayne at 7 36 am. He spoke at Decatur Market and Huntington, addressing crowds of hundreds and thousands including Laketon farmers and Rochester barbecues. He defended free coinage and bimetalism, quoting Republican leaders while urging voter support for Democratic causes.
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Rochester
Brian
Ben M. Shively
Ersan
Republican Party
Owen
City hospital inquiry continues over nursing school feud
The State board of charities continues its secret investigation at the City hospital after friction between hospital management and the Indiana school for nurses. Charges of negligence and malice are alleged by both sides as the Board of Health contemplates ending the school's ties. Dr. Nichols defends himself while Dr. Morrison signals possible removals for incompetence. Miss Alice Ashby will lead the new nurse training school next year.
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State Board of Charities
Board of Health
City Hospital
Indiana School For Nurses
Bicknell
Morrison
Nichols
Alice Ashby
Kansas
Henry Fredendall Sentenced for Cow Theft in Court
A tearful scene followed Henry Fredendall's two year penitentiary sentence for stealing four cows. His wife and family friends filled the crim inal court as Judge McCray found him guilty. He was caught attempting to sell the cattle at the stock yards last summer.
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Criminal
Henry Fredendall
McCray
Fredendall
Two Winchester Killings at Hagar Station
J M Crigler, manager of Magorman's lumber mills near Hagar station, killed two black workers and wounded four others after a quarrel. He locked himself in the office, fired on attackers with a Winchester as the mob fired over 200 rounds. Local train crew arrived, Crigler survived, four wounded including Henry Simpson and Albert Lester, both thought fatally.
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Ler
Magorman's Lumber
Hagar Station
Mate Crigler
Crigler
Amos Judson
John Alexander
Henry Simpson
Jack Nobels
Andrew Miller
Albert Lester
Simpson
Lester
Hold Your Wheat Demand Drives Grain Shipments
The piece notes a roaring foreign demand for American grain with vessels pressed into service to carry wheat and corn across the ocean. It cites European shortages, rising prices, and huge charter activity from Baltimore and other Atlantic ports, signaling a potential trade boom and price rise. It highlights massive past exports and current strong orders, including over 100 Baltimore steamers chartered to load grain and shipments planned to India and Calcutta.
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Europe
India
Baltimore
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
New York
Calcutta
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