Hanna in Indianapolis and gas belt tour schedule
Senator Mark A. Hanna completed a successful Indianapolis visit and prepared a series of speeches across Anderson Muncie Portland Redkey Hartford City Marion Logansport and South Bend. At the Indianapolis reception he was cheered by a crowd as Fairbanks and Beveridge accompanied him.
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Mark A. Hanna
Indianapolis
Gas Belt
Indiana
Chairbanks
Muncie
Portland
Redkey
Hartford City
Marion
Logansport
South Bend
Hanna
Charles Dawson
Select
Fairbanks
Ohio
Fairanka
Beveridge
Bookwalter
Grand Hotel
Circle
Chiost
Meridian
Bevbridge
Arbitration Board Begins Coal Strike Settlement Effort
The coal strike arbitration board met in Washington to begin settling the historic clash between capital and labor. President Roosevelt’s message preceded organizing the six member panel with leaders from military, law, mining, and railway sectors. The commission will hear miners’ testimony first with sessions in Wilkes Barre New York and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Coal Strike Arbitration Board
White House
Multiple Listings and Help Wanted in Local Ad Column
A dense list of classified items including wagons for sale furniture for sale cottages farms housing rooms for rent and various job ads. Items mention first mortgage loans on improved property boarding rooms turkeys and a range of labor positions with gendered notes and scattered punctuation.
Gentlemen This Letter Tells Its Own Story
A brief Sun Publishing Co. letter from City describes itself with direct phrasing, signaling a self-evident narrative about the publication and its address. The exact details and recipients are not provided in the readable text.
Advertising Cone Tract Promotes Space Contract At Indy Branch
A letter proclaims a belief in a large advertising contract to secure maximum space. It asserts a growing Indianapolis furniture trade built through honest advertising and retaining customers by delivering as advertised. The writer credits Sun advertising for success.
Hearing Adjourns as Public Access Planned
The commission will hold an open hearing for the public through press media. The board's next meeting is set for 2 p.m. next Monday in this city, with arrangements to follow for meetings in Wilkesbarre New York and Philadelphia.
Policeman A Stevens Suspended Over Slot Machine Charges
A. Stevens patrolman faces formal charges to be heard at next week’s safety board meeting. He is accused of using a gimlet and wire to operate several slot machines near Union Station and of employing steel washers as part of a method predating newer emptying techniques.
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A. Stevens
Gimiet
Union Station
Sherwell Case Nears End as Defense Rests
Wilbur Sherwell ex policeman on trial for strangling Mrs Georgia Ratley gave an alibi defense and withstood cross examination to the extent his witnesses testified to his good character depositions from Findlay Ohio were offered by the defense as rebuttal the state resumed testimony after 11 am and rested at noon.
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Evansville
Ind
Wilbur Sherwell
Georgia Ratley
Sherwell
FIVE QUART WHISKY: BOTTLES BURGLARY CHARGES
Three youths Gren Justice Otto Ziegler and Roy Dearborn were arrested at Missouri Wine Co 36 S Meridian after breaking a plate glass window and stealing whisky They were found with five quart bottles and held to the grand jury on burglary and petit larceny charges with bonds set at 500 and 150 respectively
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Missouri Wine Company
S. Meridianst
Gren Justice
Otto Ziegler
Roy Dearborn
Nquor
Fisher Vaudeville Star Plagued by Recurrent Gum Bleeding
Doctors treat Frank Fisher as bleeding gums confound specialists. On Thursday night his condition was critical with uncertain recovery prospects. Periods of improvement are followed by sudden severe bleeding and renewed danger.
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Frank Fisher
Fisher
Burglary at 78 Torbet Street Hints at Suspect
The home of Mrs. Martha Alderson at 78 Torbet Street was entered by burglars Thursday night and a small sum of money was taken. Police have no clue, but a man seen prowling nearby in the evening is suspected. Residents link him to recent arson on the same street.
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Fairbanks
Hanna
Martha Alderson
Torbet
Omission of Roosevelt Name Noted in Hanna Speech
Reporters noted Senator Hanna in Indianapolis on Thursday praised McKinley as the matchless leader while omitting any reference to Theodore Roosevelt or his administration. Attendees at the Tomlinson hall address observed the unusual silence on the president.
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Roosevelt
Senator Hanna
Slenator
Hanna
Indianapolis
McKinley
Tomlinson Hall
Mitchell Would Not Oppose Public Reception in His Honor
Secretary-treasurers W. E. Wilson of the United Mine Workers states that John Mitchell would likely not object to a reception in his honor when he returns to Indianapolis. Mitchell plans to wait for arbitration evidence before returning, possibly three weeks to a month. The commission in Washington convened, with miners’ evidence first and operators’ case to follow, and union members to present their arguments.
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Mitchell
Mosely
Dr. Neill
Roosevelt
Edward A. Mosely
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Neil
Board of ‘Charities of
District of Columbia
Catholic University
W. E. Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Arbitration Committee
Commission
Washington
Miners’ Union
Farmer Collides With Car and Loses Fifty Chickens
William Brunnemer an aged farmer near Greenfield sustained injuries Thursday evening when his wagon carrying about thirty chickens collided with an Irvington car at Washington and Alabama. The wagon was demolished the horse injured and the car halted after the crash. Brunnemer was brought home with bruises and possible internal injuries not expected to prove fatal.
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Farmer
William Brunnemer
Greenfield
Irvington
Washington
Brunnemer
Court House
Alabama
Quaker Reorganization Dominates quinquennial Meeting
The quinquennial Friends conference delayed a key report on referred business to allow debate on a proposed church reorganization. Leaders expect a heated session with adoption of measures to centralize power at the convention, amid opposition from some factions. Discussions also covered rural and urban outreach as Rev. Ellis described a club based church model aimed at weekday appeal.
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Committee On
Quin
Friends’ Church
Elwood
Ellis
Alpheus Trueblood
Richmond
City Delays Cornell Ave Upgrade Due to Restraining Order
Bids were not opened by the Board of Works for Cornell avenue improvement with rock macadam as advertised for Friday because a temporary restraining order, issued to R. M. Cosby, stopped proceedings. Attorney Joseph Bell filed the complaint claiming remonstrances defeated the proposition. City engineer reports 3 property owners, with only 13 signing the remonstrance.
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Board of Works
Cornellave
R. M. Cosby
Joseph Bell
Weather outlook for Indianapolis and vicinity fades with dates
Forecast for Indianapolis and nearby areas covers 36 hours ending 8 p m October 25. Fair conditions expected Friday night and Saturday with slightly cooler temperatures. Readings show 7 a m at 60, noon at 73, 2 p m at 76. Winds variable across Indiana and adjacent states.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Tarkington Author Candidate Says He Fears Speaking
Indiana writer Newton Booth Tarkington, candidate for Marion county legislature, will speak Friday night at old No. 9 engine house Ward 2. He says he fears speeches and prefers private heart to heart talks, believes in trusts not monopolies, and expects to aid the state through service in the legislature.
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Newton Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Marion County
Ward 2
Tarkington
Republican Party
More Graves to Be Opened in Crown Hill and Mount Jackson
Mrs Mary Conner's grave at Crown Hill was set for opening Friday afternoon to verify theft. Her daughter Mary Bowman of Fiackville pressed for the test due to unease. Joe Hendricks sought his daughter Lillie's grave at Mount Jackson, buried June 7, to check disturbance. He spoke with Chief Rufus Cantrell, who said no disturbance, yet Hendricks planned to inspect himself.
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Crown Hill
Mary Bowman
Fiackville
Joe Hendricks
Mount Jackson Cemetery
Lillie
Rufus Cantrell
Cantrell
Hendricks
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