Bryan Speaks in Washington Amid Great Adulation
In Washington on October 23 about 1,000 admirers greeted William Jennings Bryan as his car arrived late at Pennsylvania Station. He spoke from a street automobile, denouncing imperialism with jobs and urging higher goals for America, stressing civil service limits and the danger of industrial despotism while dispelling rumors of personal ambition beyond presidency. He left for Rockville after a crowded, dynamic reception and a final handshake mob.
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Philippines
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Wife Charged With Perjury After Assault Claim
Mary Smith faced perjury charges after denying husband George Smith assaulted her as witnesses David Pinnus and Davin Cooper testified. The incident occurred near Missouri Street Monday night. Judge Daly fined George $15 and ten days in the works for the assault. Mary awaits perjury proceedings.
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Missouri-st
Smith
Jackson
Gronninger
Get Together Gentlemen Get Together
Beveridge in Louisville predicts a day when Cuban people will seek independence and control over Cuba by the United States. Fairbanks in South Bend notes no Republican dissent yet, urging support for Cuban independence amid ongoing campaign discourse.
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Louisville
South
Cuba
Fairbanks
South Bend
St. Louis
Wanamaker Delivers First Speech in Two Years in Potistown
In Potistown Pennsylvania on Monday night former Postmaster General John Wanamaker spoke against the Quay political machine. He urged support for a food government to curb coal company seizures from miners and denied any candidacy for senator.
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John Wanamaker
Quay
Roosevelt tours Catskills amid Kingston Newburg rallies
Governor Roosevelt’s two day New York tour includes stops in Newburg and Kingston with strong demonstrations. A heckler urged Bryan style revolutions and Roosevelt responded that the man embodies hollow talk and hoodlum behavior while urging workers to seek results not mere complaints.
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Mr. Croker
Dentist and jewelry dealer advertise in Stevenson Building
C. B Worth, Dentist, removed to 433 Stevenson Building and lists old telephone number 29738. Direct from the cutter. The ad also notes a first class line of jewelry and mentions P. Mullally at Monument Place.
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Stevenson
Monument Place
Is Pugh Swayed by Politics in Higgins Bribery Case
Prosecution seeks a special grand jury session this week to probe Higgins bribery stories. Judge Alford hinted a session may be allowed if evidence exists, aiming to report before the election. otherwise the regular session starts November 7, delaying campaign relevance.
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Alford
Grand Jury
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Higgins Case Talked Over By Parry And Pugh
D M Parry called on Pugh Tuesday morning to discuss the Higgins case. Pugh believes he can make a case.
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Pugh
Higgins
Councilman Bernauer Taken Ill and Absent from City
Report states Councilman Bernauer is in Baden for several days after a severe cold. Bartender says he was “knocked out” and wants to recover. The illness follows sensational disclosures about Councilman Higgins and a related money demand on D. M. Parry connected to the same deal Higgins faces.
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Martinsville
Bernauer
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Parry
Ballots Printing Update for Statewide Election
Printed 1 300 000 ballots for 24 counties were delivered by Burford printing. About 1 200 000 ballots have been prepared with wrapping and sealing likely finished Wednesday night. Full distribution may extend to Friday with around 125 000 held in the state house for emergencies.
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State House
Indianapolis Weather Outlook for 36 Hours
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers the 36 hours ending at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Expect cooler, cloudy and unsettled conditions overnight with clearing and fair skies by Wednesday. Temperatures recorded show 57 degrees at 1 a.m., 67 at noon, and 70 at 2 p.m. Local conditions hint at a gentle warming trend into the day.
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Widow of Senator Brice Seriously Ill in New York
Mrs. Calvin B. Brice widow of Senator Brice is gravely ill at her Fifth Avenue home in New York with serious fears for recovery amid reports of isolated worsening health.
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Brice
Senator Brice
Fifth-ave
Prince Herbert declines foreign secretary offer
BERLIN Oct 2 It is learned that Prince Herbert Bismarck has declined the emperor's offer to become secretary of state for foreign affairs succeeding Count Von Buelow. The Indiana central association of Congregationalists began a two days session at Union Church Fifteenth and Montcalm streets Tuesday week.
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Count von Buelow
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Koerners Rude Action Sparks Courthouse Incident
Rherst Clark says he has not considered actions toward Deputy Chas Koerner after Koerner rudely pushed a woman in the courthouse corridor on Monday. The woman had been comforting her crying son en route to the reform school.
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Chas. Koerner
Reform School
Cantrell Paid for Being a Fool in Street Fight Trial
In a courtroom recount, Cantrell testifies he was paid for acting foolish while shouting for Bryan as McElroy, a bartender, recalls past clashes. Cantrell claims political motives and a revolver. McElroy admits prior scrapes and the canal incident. Cantrell fined for his part, McElroy also fined.
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Seret
Schwab
Blue
Betting Boards Show Sparse Democratic Money
Local betting boards offer few new wagers as democratic funds wane and republican odds lag. The best new posted odds run 24 to 1 while a bold democrat places 40 to 125 on Bryan at Harry Walker's. Five new $20 to $8 bets favor McKinley, with $100 on Koehne’s county treasurer plurality failing to attract takers and no Republican backing to cover McKinley’s county plurality dropping 500 from four years ago.
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Harry Walker
McKinley
Armin Koehne
Marion
Tim Murphy Struggles to Fill Indy House After Half-Empty Show
Actor Tim Murphy drew about half a house at English's in Indianapolis Monday night. Critics and notable locals weighed in on his appeal, noting his talent but questioning the draw of his existing plays and the public’s preference for more melodramatic fare.
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Indianapolis
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Capt
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Hector Fuller
the News
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No Bell Light or Whistle in Thirteenth Street Crash
Coroner’s inquest into the Thirteenth Street collision where Arthur Staats died finds witnesses describing missing bell and lights on the L. E. & W. engine. Conductor, motorman, and engineer give conflicting signals about signals, visibility, and blame while Staats’s death is ruled from brain hemorrhage due to concussion.
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Jas. J. Cathiser
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Alford
Criminal Court
Thirteenth-st
Harry Krause
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John Replay
Gene Bennett
Monon
Harry Bolser
Ed Fultz
No Flagman Required at Erie Crossing
Report on a Thirteenth Street Erie railroad crossing shows no ordinance requiring a flagman. Deputy city attorney Bell states the city cannot be held responsible for law violations, as no law compels a flagman at this notorious crossing despite its danger.
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Bell
Street Car Company Sued for $50000 Injury Claim
The first damage suit over a Brightwood street car collision with an L and W engine at Thirteenth Street last Friday night targets the street car company. Henry C Etter seeks fifty thousand dollars claiming permanent chest injuries from being squeezed by wreckage with blood flowing from his lungs. He alleges the street car employees were careless.
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Thirteenth St
Henry C. Etter
Thirteenth Street collision injures Eaton Barnes
Eaton Barnes remains in critical condition at City Hospital after a Brightwood street car struck a railroad engine. Delirium returned after slight morning improvement, with no hope for recovery expressed. Concurrent habeas corpus actions in Marion Superior Court involve Emma Webber, who faces a sentence in the workhouse for alleged assault. appeal to the Supreme Court noted. The dower court ruled against her.
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Eaton Barnes
Thirteenth-st
Brightwood
Marion
Strike May Be Called Off Soon in Scranton District
Scranton Pa October 23 The only obstacle to an immediate settlement of the miners strike is the obstinate stand of independent owners in this district against the powder question. Of the big companies at Thursday's conference only three have complied with the amendment to notices posted earlier. Rumors of a quick settlement persist as operators appear ready to yield at any moment and a word from Mitchell could set all machinery in motion before week's end.
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Scranton
Mitchell
Wilkesbaard
Strikes clash with police at Empire washery and train
Large crowds of strikers march toward the washery and greasebank. Unknowns pour oil on Central railroad tracks near Whipperwill. At Empire 1000 strikers tear up tracks. police disperse 2000 protesters. Shots fire. one Polish worker injured. women attacked. officers hurt.
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Long
Testimony Completed In Dissolution Case At Union Stock Yards
Evidence has been presented in the brief court proceeding where the state seeks dissolution of the Union Stock Yards Company alleging it operates as a corporation but is not incorporated. The case was argued Tuesday afternoon with witnesses’ testimony heard.
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Breuit Court
Union Stock Yards Company
Jewelry Store Seeks Cash for New Siamonds Stock
Mullally of 38 Monument Place notes the shop has just received a fresh stock of jewelry and Siamonds and expresses preference for cash transactions while trusting customers for a reasonable time.
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Monumentplace
Election finances show contrasting party images in Indiana
Republicans tout abundant funds while Democrats claim poverty, yet internal reports hint funding gaps. Mail campaigns and postmaster appeals urge $50 or more to mobilize voters, with Indiana named as a pivotal center. Observers note rich apparent funding on the Republican side contrasts with Democratic fundraising optimism and fears of late momentum.
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Martin
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Taggart
Capt. English Confined by Severe Cold Delays Speaking
Capt. W. E. English is confined to rooms with a severe cold but expects to resume speaking engagements starting in Richmond on Thursday night.
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W. E. English
Richmond
Republicans Plan Three Simultaneous Political Meetings
In an event described as a continuous west end performance Tuesday night three meetings will run at once with speakers moving between venues. Attorney-general Tayle opens at Locke and Rhode Island. Congressman Overstreet speaks at 501 Indiana Ave. Nelson Crews appears in Kansas City 13% N. Senate-nev. Col ored companies Gov Mount allows organizing two separate colored national guard units in Indianapolis.
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