Senator Hanna's Indiana tour opens with Indianapolis visit
Senator Hanna arrives in Indianapolis on a special train at 6 40 p m from Greencastle and plans a dinner with Senator Fairbanks then a Tomlinson Hall speech. The trip includes stops in Anderson Muncie Portland Redkey Hartford City Marion Logansport South Bend and Evansville with receptions and a breakfast at Fairbanks home Friday. Beveridge Durbin Overstreet and Goodrich expected to join the events.
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Monument Place
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Omlinson
Charles N. Elliott
Columbia Club
Anderson
Muncie
Portland
Redkey
Hartford City
Logansport
South Bend
Cameron Sues Over Alleged Illicit Tax Levy Fee
Attorney Clifton R. Cameron initiated a circuit court suit against County Treasurer Koehne claiming an illegal fee was charged for levying delinquent tax property. Cameron owed taxes totaling 414. A collector for the county is mentioned in the case.
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Cameron
NEW LINER ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS ISSUE OF THE SUN
A compact list of classified ads includes laborers wanted furniture and furnishings for sale rooms for rent houses for trade loans on real estate and property exchanges. It notes workers needed at once and several items such as a graphophone and a large heating store list among the sale offerings.
Senator Hanna Praised in Vincennes Crowd Greeted Him
In Vincennes Indiana on October 3 Senator Hanna addressed about 3000 people. He endorsed John C Chaney for Congress amid cheers and applause. Police assisted the senator as fans crowded the speaker's stand to shake his hand and bid farewell at the train station.
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First Regiment
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Congress
Local Treasurer and Levy Fees Spark Legal Dispute
Cameron settled after a levy on Cameron's law library, being charged $2 extra. He contends the treasurer may only levy 50 cents, while Koehne argues collectors and constables charge similar fees and denies any overcharge. He welcomes the suit for court clarification.
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Law Library
Koehne
Nearing the Ed Grand jury nearing end of second week
The grand jury probes grave robbery cases and is expected to issue a partial report Saturday with about 15 indictments planned. Two dodgers may be included in the initial batch. The camera will stay private until arrests are made.
Y. W. C. A. Convention Opens in Greencastle
The state convention of the Y W C A is in session at Greencastle Indiana on October 22 with extensive attendance from Indianapolis and Indiana university among others including Earlham college and Franklin.
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The
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Earlham College
Franklin
Reichstag crisis pulls Buelow to Potsdam report
Berlin October 2 Kaiser summons Chancellor von Buelow to Potsdam to report on the serious condition of affairs in the Reichstag caused by opposition to the new tariff bill. The move signals growing tension as debates intensify over tariff policy and government stability.
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von Buelow
Potsdam
The Black Smith Viewed by Thousands at Ayres
The painting Le Forgeron The Blacksmith by Hubert C Delorme draws large crowds at L S Ayres Co store and will be exhibited all week. Owned by F E Galbraith of Toronto Canada the work is valued at 50000 and hailed as a world masterpiece.
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L. S. Ayres & Co
F. E. Galbraith
Toronto
Canada
George Fitzgeralds Body Arrives After Tragic Death
The body of George Fitzgerald son of P H Fitzgerald arrived Thursday accompanied by Prof David Goss of Strassburg Germany where Fitzgerald attended. He was killed by his roommate Donald Goss son of the professor when Donald snapped an old German pistol at him. The ball passed through Fitzgeralds heart. Funeral services are set for Friday at 9 am at SS Peter and Pauls church.
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P. H. Fitzgerald
David Goss
Strassburg
Germany
Fitzgerald
Donald Goss
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SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Indictment Against Mountain Lake Electric Railway
Superior court in Gloversville New York charges Mountain Lake electric railway and its employer with second degree manslaughter for a July 4 wreck that killed 14 and injured 50. Judge Houghton directs the case to County Judge Mills for trial.
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Superior Court
Mountain Lake Electric Railway
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Mills
Judge’s remark records Van Buren insult charge
In police court Judge Stubbs notes that the name of Van Buren was insulted. Frank Van Buren was arrested for drunkenness and with a guilty plea was fined 1 pound plus costs. The judge told him he insulted the name of Van Buren and referenced a bygone ideal.
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van Buren
Frank van Buren
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Young New York delivery driver faces embezzlement charge
Ambrose Barnes a delivery wagon driver for the New York store was arrested Thursday charged with embezzlement. He allegedly embezzled 75 dollars that he collected and did not report after store books showed several bills against customers remained unreported. Barnes, 18, lives at 2227 Martindale Ave.
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New York
Barnes
Martindale Ave
Local Jewelry Stock Sale Promises Value Deals
This week offers a broad selection of diamonds and watches with special pricing. Purchasers may explore a large stock at Monument Place endorsed by J P Mulaby.
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J.P
Where Is Williams Williams urged to flee Caldwell murder case
Police seek Arthur Williams a key witness in the Caldwell murder case after reports he was being urged to leave the city to avoid testifying before the grand jury. Williams recalled the assault on Daniel Sullivan at Caldwell home and implicated others in pressuring him. Williams may be held on $1000 bond if captured.
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Daniel Sullivan
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Nathan Hunter
Edward Campbell
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Caldwell Will Alse
Lawrencest
River Ave Bridge Altered for Larger Interurban Cars
City engineers Nelson and McMeath of the street railway company report a plan to raise the River Ave White River bridge top. The modification will allow the Plainfield interurban line to operate with larger cars, as only smaller city cars can run on the interurban road at present.
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City and Street Railway Company
White River
Plainfield
Telephone Calling Woman Declared Insane
Louise Keeney a 25 year old white woman was declared insane after disturbing Dr A Furniss colored and Dr Hughes of City hospital by telephone calling them up to twice daily. Medical examiners said she suffered nervous prostration and may recover her reason.
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A. Furniss
Hughes
City Hospital
Furniss
Medica
Faraway California delegates at quinquennial Friends meeting
The quinquennial conference of Friends discussed foreign missions with papers by Mahalah Jay and reports by Carolina Wood James Carey Jr and Thomas Co Brown. Gifts of two gavels from Wilmington yearly meeting and Charles E Newlin were introduced, tied to Orange county’s old Lick Creek meeting house. California produced full delegate representation in a notable roll call moment.
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James Carey, Jr
Thomas Co. Brown
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Missions
Robert E. Pretlow
Wilmington, D
Wilmington
Society
Charles E. Newlin
Lick Creek
Orange County
California
Friends urged to enter politics at Indiana conference
Timothy Nicholson of Richmond Indiana urged the Friends to enter politics attend primaries and support good men. He cited England where Friends are fewer yet active in politics. Discussions covered Indian and Negro work with Prof Woody noting an average of one Negro burned at the stake monthly in America and Europeans' view of the crime.
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Richmond
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England
Indiana
John C. Woody
America
Europe
Roosevelts Name Cheered in French Parliament
In Paris the chamber of deputies cheer President Roosevelts name as Deputy Jaures urged the government to imitate the American president and adopt a conciliatory stance on the French coal strike.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Jaures
Two Revolvers Escalate Manhunt in Noblesville
In Noblesville Indiana Fred McCarty, accused of stealing an overcoat, faced officers with two 48 caliber revolvers. He fled into a cornfield as a posse hunted him for hours, later confronting Dr Conway who fired a shotgun and fired on McCarty near a Duck Creek road bridge before the man vanished into the woods.
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Fred McCarty
McCarty
Conway
Duck Creek
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending at 8 p m Oct 24. Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible showers Friday. Temperatures at 7 a m 58 noon 69 and 2 p m 73. Likely showers in Indiana and neighboring states with warmer southerly winds.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Congressman Charles A. Russell Dies After Illness
DANIELSON Conn October 23 Congressman Charles Addison Russell died at his Killing New York home after three hours of unconsciousness. Born Worcester Mass March 2 1852 he became Yale graduate 1873 and worked as city editor for Worcester Press and Worcester Spy before entering business at Dayville. He was elected as a Republican to Congress in 188? and served his district continually.
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Killing
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Worcester Spy
Dayville
World’s Largest Power Canal Opens in Sault Ste. Marie
SAULT STE. MARIE Mich Oct 23 four days mark huge power canal completion celebrated after over five years of construction The canal spans 203 feet at water edge carries 22 feet of water and will generate more than 60000 horsepower claiming status as the world’s greatest water power plant Also notes local ads on pianos photography and oats appliance sales listed.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Two Whitecapping Incidents Near Elliott's Mills
Richmond Indiana October 3 sheriff probes two whitecapping cases within two weeks near Elliott's Mills Chester Monro and family awakened by loud raps demanded they move or face consequences the next night the house was stoned and Monro moved Helm family moved in but the house was again stoned with a warning to quit Aaron Shute owner has handed the matter to the prosecuting attorney.
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Chester Monro
Monroe
Wiliam Helm
Helm
Aaron Shute
Bartender Charged With Assault After Saloon Fight
Harry Shipp, a bartender, was arrested Wednesday night and held on $1500 bond for assaulting Jesse Bear, a saloon porter, at Maryland and Alabama streets. He did not get a police court hearing Thursday as the case was continued while Bear recovers from a broken jaw two broken nose and scalp wounds.
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Jesse Bear
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Alabama
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Indiana bankers association convention closes at Commercial club
The Indiana bankers association convention closed Thursday afternoon at the Commercial club. A smoker and entertainment followed at the German house. Thursday's program featured addresses by John B. Cockrum on banks and trusts, Thomas B. Patton on banking law questions, Granger Farwell on secondary reserve, and Henry W. Yates on branch banking and assets currency. The nominations committee recommended R. L. O'Hair of Greencastle for president.
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Commercial Club
John B. Cockrum
L. E. & W. Railway
Thomas B. Patton
New York
Granger Farwell
Chicago
Secondary Reserve
Henry W. Yates
Omaha
Death of Mrs. C. W. Bagaley in Allegheny Pa
Word was received Thursday morning of the death of Mrs. C W Bagaley at Allegheny Pennsylvania. She was sister of Gi unge C and John R Searson of Indianapolis and had frequently visited here. She underwent an operation in Indianapolis some time ago and her condition was not known to be so serious.
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C. W. Bagaley
C W. Bagaley
Allegheny
Carnegie's Clerk Sentenced In Old Bailey Fraud Case
London report states Lawrence Greig, clerk for Carnegie Steel, found guilty of defrauding the company of 100000 dollars by forgery and sentenced to five years in prison. An advertisement promotes Chandler's Cough Syrup claiming rapid relief and a day cure with a Sea bottle listed at 217 Massachusetts Ave.
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Old Bailey Court
Lawrence Greig
Carnegie Steel Company
Chandler's
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Massachusette-ave
Firemen search ruins of corn products plant for missing workers
In Chicago laborers and firefighters comb the Charred Corn Products company building ruins after a Tuesday night fire. Officials say eight men are unaccounted for, while the injured are reported to be recovering.
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Corn Products Company
Pocahontas Lodge Holds All Day Session in Masonic Hall
The Pocahontas order held an all day gathering in the Masonic hall on Thursday to discuss state affairs of the organization among members.
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Degree of the Red Men
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Mark and the Bailiff and the Hanna Committee
Charles F. Dawson a police court bailiff and safety board employee shows pride in joining a receiving party for Senator Marcus A. Hanna in Indianapolis at Tomlinson hall. He questions if the Hanna group is a political committee while citing city charter provisions and potential penalties. Captain Hyland argues marching with Secretary Shaw in the Marion club procession was not political involvement.
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Marcus A. Hanna
Indianapolis
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Dawson
Hanna
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Hyland
Marion Club
Shaw
United States
Ferocious dog bites woman on N Delaware Street
Mrs. G. W. Cummins of 2209 Talbott Ave was bitten in the face by a large black dog that leaped over a fence on N Delaware St. near 2212 Thursday. Her nose and cheeks were lacerated, the dog escaped before help arrived, and she was taken home. The seriousness of the injuries was not yet known.
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Delawarest
Viaduct Shivers Under Heavy Street Car Traffic
Southsiders fear crossing the Virginia avenue viaduct as heavy Greenwood interurban cars make the rickety structure tremble. City engineer Nelson says the tremble means no danger, while Ea Logsdon of the Board of Works calls it a light rocking. Railroads plan to repair, with city attorney awaiting plans to present to the companies.
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Virginia-ave
Charles Glover
Nelson
Ea Logsdon
Board of Works
Washington St. River
Union
Bellboy masquerade arrest prints amateur masquerade case
San Francisco on October 22 Mabel Edeson formerly a telephone girl was arrested for masquerading as a man. She served six weeks as a bellboy at a leading hotel claiming higher earnings as a boy.
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Mabel Edeson
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