Hisgen Receives Warm Welcome in Petersburg
Thomas L Hisgen, candidate for president, was greeted with a hearty hometown reception in Petersburg Ind. Hearst national chairman of the Independence party praised Hisgen as a strong, brave, and honorable man and spoke of their shared campaign tour.
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Petersburg
Ind
Thomas L. Hisgen
William Randolph Hearst
Independence Party
Hearst
Hisgen
Massachusetts
Man denied divorce over dogs and cruelty claim
In Chicago on October 22 Judge Brentano denied Mrs. Fay M. Sharp a decree of divorce from Harley G. Sharp citing cruelty. Testimony described the couple’s July 4, 1907 return trip and Mrs. Sharp complained he spent hours talking about dogs, noting he would spend money on dogs rather than affection.
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Brentano
Fay M. Sharp
Harley G. Sharp
Ward by ward political rally listings with multiple speakers
Thursday night at 8 pm in various wards speakers include J W Kealing Dr F C Heath Joseph R Williams Hooton Farrell Weir Maas C A Korbly Judge Felt Charles Remsier Clyde P Miller D W Sanders and Albert Sahm plus Dr Heath J W Holtzman at locations such as Ninth ward Tuxedo club Sixth precinct S Meridian Kelly Barth Barth avenue Beacher and Pastime hall with the Early Voters' league at 906 S New Jersey street.
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Ninth Ward
Tuxedo Club
Denny
Washington Streets
J. W. Kealing
F. C. Heath
Thirteenth
Sixth
S. Meridian
Kelly Streets
Joseph R. Williams
Hooton
Farrell
Weir
Maas
Fourth
Graceland Avenue
Thirty-third Streets
C. A. Khorbly
Judge Felt
Charles Remsier
East
Minnesota
Clyde P. Miller
D. W. Sanders
Eleventh Ward
Early
Voters’ League
S. New Jersey Street
Thirteenth Ward
Barth Avenue
Beacher
C. A. Korbly
Eighth Ward
Albert Sahm
Dr. Heath
J. W. Holtzman
City Record For A Day
City records list multiple births with addresses and parents names followed by a deaths section with names ages and causes such as cerebral apoplexy cirrhosis and tuberculosis. The marriages line up several couples including city, state and other locations with partner names and some initials. The text appears as a scattered list of civic notices from a historical city record page.
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Jacob H. McClure
Adolph Harrell
Douglass Street
Nora Burman
E. Court Street
Theodore Ritt Michall
Massachusetts Avenue
Thomas Wise
City Hospital
Pennsylvania shares lead on Wall Street gains
New York October 2 Pennsylvania joined Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Steel in market leadership as conservative bankers bought stock. Reading and professionals expect a broader move while St Paul and other issues show mixed starts. Goldfield and Cobalt stocks attract curb-trade interest before prices ease on supply from room traders.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific and Steel
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Goldfield
Daisy
Goldfield Consolidated
la Rose
Nipissing
Cobalt Central
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 22,000 with prices rising to 5.75 for bulk and up to 6.45 for rough stock. Cattle receipts 11,000 with bees $3.15 to 7.15, Texas and western steers mixed, stockers and feeders 2.00 to 4.45, cows and heifers 1.50 to 6.10. Sheep receipts 18,000 steady with natives 2.40 to 7.74 and lambs 3.75 to 6.70.
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Chicago
Union
Texas
Western
Osa
AL W Thomson
Firebug 4 Give Stock Report From RG Oct 22
Receipts show hogs higher with 18 loads. heavy at $5. Not.0 to 5.70, medium weight $5.80 5.85, workers $4.80 5.70, pigs $4.50 4.60, rough to common $4.25 5.10. Sheep receipts light and slow. prime wethers $4.1 0, good mixed $3.65 4.00, lambs $4.00 5.75. Fresh cows and springers 16.00 to 55.00. heifers $8.00% to en. receipts steady with steers at 5.75 6.00.
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Rene Poebie
Keene
Seaae
Serena Neerreeees
The Wagon Market Report by Rouse Bros
Corn-TFaRic New Corn 62 66c. Sheaf Oats 13,000 14.00. Timothy 12,0047 13.00. New Clover 10 1i, Mixed Hay 89.00 11.00. Straw 4.50 5.50. Baled Hay No 1 12.50 13. No 2 10.50 11.90.
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York October 22 cattle receipts 150 with no trade calves priced from 6.00 to 8.75. Sheep receipts about 8000 with lambs 4.00 to 5.50 yearlings 4.00 to 4.25. Hogs receipts 9910 with prices 4.75 to 5.90 for Yorkers and 5.00 to 5.74 for staters.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Seed Markets Wholesale Pricing Figures
Seed markets show wholesale pricing for several crops. Timothy sells at 1.50 dollars per unit, Cloverseed common red markets 4.00 to 4.40, Orchard Grass 1.75, Blue Grass 1.50, Alsike 0.86 to 7.50. Prices indicate variable quotes and range.
Wife seeks court order to stop husband from living at her expense
Mary E Dearinger alleges Edward A Dearinger has been a drunk four years and has not supported their two children. He eats at home but refuses to help pay rent or provide food, sleeps there, and threatens to remain idle without pay.
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Mary E. Dearinger
Edward A. Dearinger
Mr. Dearinger
Hog market advances hogs to top at 6.05 in Indianapolis
Receipts reach 9500 hogs with 1250 cattle and 500 sheep as salesmen push prices higher. Hogs trade 10 to 40 cents up with many 15 to 20 cents higher and top at 6.05, most hogs 5.00 to 3.80. Cattle trade small, fairly active at yesterday’s prices. calves weak. Sheep and lambs in fair supply, sold steady to local buyers.
Marion County Needs Business Administration Reform
An extended plea argues Marion County functions as a corporate entity with a $205 million tax base and $500 million potential value. It calls for three salaried managing directors, full property inventories, larger bonds, and exclusive compensation to curb waste and ensure accountability in public finances and administration. It urges eligibility rules favor taxpayers, prudent managers, and surety bonds to deter abuse and raise standards.
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Marion Conty
Commissioner’s Court
Marion County
Campaign speech highlights Democrat optimism and reform drive
The passage portrays a hopeful public mood and candidate Korbly as an energetic, persuasive Democratic organizer. It notes strong crowds and respectful hearings, with emphasis on sustained work, studies, and reforms to restore natural conditions.
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iXorbly
Democratic
Charley’’ Korbly
Colored Voters in Indianapolis Favor Bryan Over Taft
A Indianapolis colored attorney W L Henderson says about 3000 to 5000 colored voters in Marion County will back Bryan in the coming election. He cites disenchantment with the Republican party over education and civil rights, predicting a strong independent movement toward the Democratic ticket.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Bryan
W. L. Henderson
Abraham Lincoln
Brownsville
Republican Party
Baird
Democratic Party
Americans Feted in Tokyo After Arrival Front Page
American sailors arrived in Tokyo and enjoyed a busy day of festivities. A luncheon hosted by the mayor and aides featured Admiral Sperry and Ambassador O'Brien. Sailors then attended a Hibya park picnic while a garden party at the British embassy unfolded amid a 20 000 strong lantern parade with flags.
Murphy Picks Bryan 10 Win in New York
Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall praised both Mr. Bryan and Mr. Chanler as having the advantage over their opponents with momentum growing in New York. The comment came as the campaign faces decisive contest and broad support for the two leaders.
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Murphy
Bryan
New York
Chanler
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Jees Husband in Doorway as Bicycle Police Arrive
In Indianapolis Mrs. Miers recounts a violent separation from her husband who was killed. Pugh admits jealousy and pursuit leading to the shooting. Miers had abused her. she fled with their children to safety as Pugh is jailed for murder. The scene includes an injured family and police testimony.
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Pugh
Mrs. Miers
Fugh
Miers
Pearl Bingham
S. East Street
Dill Pugh
Indianapolis
Haz
Bliere
Paps
Radameacher
Balkan tension updates risk quiet in diplomacy and arms
Developments in the Balkan situation include Mimitroff not having plenipotentiary power in Constantinople yet seeking pre negotiations and an armistice by both sides. Admiral Dikoff travels to Sevastopol amid Black Sea fleet mobilization rumors. Vienna bans exports of war materiel to Servia. In Constantinople rumors claim the Young Turks may push to end despotism if Balkan intrigues continue.
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ST. Petersburg
Dikoff
Sebastopul
Black Sea
Constantinople
Young Turks
Women Parade Urges Men to Save Nation in Montenegro
In Cittinga Montenegro on October, Princesses Cinia and Vera, daughters of Prince Nicholas, led about 5000 women in a streetside procession. They urged men to take up arms to defend the nation and its cherished shield.
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Cittinga
Montenegro
Cinia
Vera
Nicholas
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