Kille Civil War Veteran Dies at 68 in Indianapolis
John Kille aged 68 a Civil War veteran died suddenly Wednesday night at his home 1920 Commerce Avenue He had been ill apparently eaten a hearty meal then gone to the rear yard to feed chickens and was found unconscious He lived two more hours before medical help arrived Believed death due to a brain blood clot He served in an Ohio regiment and married 40 years several grown children survive Also mentions a sermon by Father Michael Jlinzing and other local notes from the same issue.
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John Kille
Killa
Killewas
G. A. R Ha
Ohio
Wanted license at the hospital
Sylvester McManus of Seymour Indiana visited City Hospital yesterday and asked Miss Josephine Cox the operator for a marriage license to wed Mat Connors who had eloped with an engineer and a nurse. Cox noted marriages do not occur there, only engagements, and McManus dashed away across the bridge.
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Cincinnati
Sylvester McManus
Seymour
Ind
Josephine Cox
Many Connors
Mine Cox
Fanithin
Migs Caz
Lost Place on the Force: Patrolman Cousins Dismissed
Patrolman John W. Cousins, a colored officer, was dismissed from the force by the Board of Public Safety after a thorough investigation. The board found he failed to perform his duty and did not grasp the situation in time, though they did not convict him of cowardice, citing his prior good record.
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John W. Cousins
Russell
Petticord
Board of Public Safety
Cousins
Robert Metzger
Coe
Porthard
Williams
Dell
Couzina
Socialist Daily Paper Debuts In Chicago
The Chicago Socialist daily paper makes its initial appearance with Joseph Medill Patterson as managing editor. The organ pledges to serve workers and oppose capital, noting Hearst’s attempt to balance capital and labor.
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Jerapreonre
Erea Absncinl
Chicago
Chicago Bossalist
Joseph Medift Patterson
Pudio Works
Manning
Tex
Willam Randolph Hearst
Agar Packing Company Sues Reel Island Railroad in Iowa
The Agar Packing Company filed a suit in Des Moines Iowa alleging the Reel Island railroad failed to provide freight payments, seeking 450 dollars in damages amid competition with rivals not paying freight.
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Packing Company
Scrippe-Meline Press Association
Des Moines
Ort. S
Iowa
Agar Packing Company
Reel Island Railroad
Sage awards rewards to longtime servants in New York
Mrs Russell Sage distributed year end rewards totaling 71000 to loyal staff. Coachman Charles Boas received 2000 for 41 years service while Willy Fara, three women servants, and the caretaker of Sage's Fifth Avenue residence were also given about 2000 each.
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Serippa McHine
Preas Association
New York
Russell Sage
Charles Boas
Sage
Hoss’ Cem
Willy Fara
Yeare
Pitts
Passed On Candidates In Labor Union Controversy
A political action committee meeting discussed Canty Prosecutor Charley Benedict and Judge Vinson Carter in a dispute over union activity. Benedict faces re election while Carter, also a candidate, is linked to a machinists union dispute involving shop picketing and labor actions. Further committee action is planned for the next meeting.
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Political Action Committee
Wemenday Sight
Xhopa
Tua Carter
Quayle Leads Reform Drive in Chicago Schools
The Rev. William A. Quayle formerly a leading minister now pastor of St James M F church in Chicago is active in a campaign for reform of the city school system. A move to oust Superintendent Cooley is reported with Quayle endorsing a Sunday meeting to focus public attention on school board affairs and alleging personal motives for retirements amid alleged crookedness.
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William A. Quayle
Whis City
St. James M. F
Chicago
Cooley
Quayle
Honor for Dr. Hurty adviser to Jamestown exposition
Dr J N Hurty secretary of the Indiana State Board of Health is likely to accept invitation to manage the hygiene exhibit at the Jamestown exposition in 1907 He previously supervised the hygiene exhibit at the St Louis world's fair bringing notable expertise to the project
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Hurty
J. N. Hurty
Inear State Board of Health
Jamentan Exposition
Murty
St. Louis
Bryan Campaign Tour Ends in Indiana After 100000 Hear Him
William J Bryan closed a three day campaign in Indiana drawing about 100000 supporters at Columbia City and Fort Wayne venues. He warned of Republican split between Reform and Standpat factions, contrasted Beveridge and Fairbanks, and praised unified Democratic hopes for victory as Ohio programs began. He spoke at Princess rink and courthouse overflow as Ohio Democratic leaders welcomed him for the next phase.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
William Jannings Bryan
Indiana
Bryan
Ohio
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Diena
Columbia City
Art Wayne
O'Brien
Bryant
City Board names Freese as nurse superintendent
In a Wednesday Board of Public Health meeting Mia Francine Freese was elected superintendent of nurses at City hospital succeeding Helen McMougall who resigned. Freese previously led nurses at Eleanor hospital. Also noted are local incidents including a grand jury-bound case, a milk standard arrest, a $1 fine for Otto Montgomery plus 30 days jail, a rummage sale drive, and a small fire in a Mary B. Hine home.
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Board of Public Health
Mia Francine Freese
City Hospital
Helen McMougall
Mine Freese
Eleanor Hospital
Jease Overstreet
Wiliam
Taylor
Brightyood
John P. D. John
Sloan School
Thirty-flat
Hadersts
Manapolis
Yukon
Emmet Nicoli
Ladies of
Capitoline
Indiana
North
William E. Wells
St. Joseph
Alabama
Ets
Alexander
Ray
Board of Health
Otto Montgomery
Mary B. Hine
E. Kangaarsiy
Negro Will Hang In Indiana Feud Killings Trial
A sensational report traces the pursuit of Jesse Coe and William Williams after a fatal shooting in Indianapolis. Officers pursued, suspects captured and released, with Coe later convicted of first degree murder. The manhunt spans multiple Indiana towns as authorities battle fear and mistaken identifications.
Northwestern Lodge Hall Association Incorporates for Land
The Northwestern Lodge Hall Association formed Thursday to acquire land for a lodge hall with 10000 dollars authorized and 1460 dollars already subscribed. Members are Odd Fellows including J H C Yenham who filed the incorporation papers and directors Orval D Coster Marion Adams Albert M Anderson James Sidney Irwin L Curch and David Gilpin.
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Northwestern Todge Hall
Six Firemen Rescued From West Pullman Fire
Six firemen were rescued unconscious in a $120,000 blaze at West Pullman early today. The fire destroyed the Sullivan Palmer tannery factory and damaged the Antel Greele company premises in Chicago.
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Scrippe-McHae Press
Chicago
West Pullmen
Sullivan-Palmer Tandy
Antel-Greale Company
Death of W. W. Mack and Morgan's Rare Treasures
In New York on October 25 J Pierpont Morgan paid $400 duty on two art treasures including the original Cluny Bible in illuminated parchment from Cluny monks and a 200-year-old copy of Mack for the renowned Bunyan relic. Frank Wyattz of Santa Ana reports the relic hunt and notes Morgan’s purchase of historic artifacts.
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Morgan
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pachment
France
Santa Ana
Cal
Frank Wyattz
Mack
John Evell
Bunyan
Artinis
Moreen
Alice Longworth to Visit Marion in Eleventh District Speech
Alice Roosevelt Longworth wife of Congressman Nicholas Longworth will join him in Marion Indiana to support Congressman Frederick Landis. They will travel from Cincinnati to Logansport on a special train and then attend a speech at night in Marion. A large crowd is expected with special trains on all roads and an Interurban line to bring attendees from Grant County and beyond.
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Marion
Ind
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Cincionayt
Frederick Landra
Longworth
Cincinnatus
Logans
Mra. Langworth
Atéam
Grant County
Indianapolis
Harrys Golithwaite
Landis
Central Panra passenger rate dispute in Chicago notice
There will be no reduced passenger rate to Central Panra territory for now. The Pennsylvania and Erie lines indicate limited books for 20 dollars while railroads withdraw announcements of a flat 2 cent rate on November. The Central Passenger Association will receive 146 imila books for 25.
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EU Arfociator
Chicago
Central Panraser
Pennsylvania and Erie
Yeoerqay
Ans
Hooking Valley
Qhio Centre
Central ‘Passenger Association
Imila
Large ballot lists many candidates in Chicago election
The election board released sample ballots showing two feet by two and a half feet of paper covered with 25 names for the state and local offices. Voters will find the names of candidates for multiple parties on the ballot, including the race for the senate.
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Setippa-Jien Ae Orem Ansecincom
Chicagn
Bample
Election Board
Avert
Lab Metrict
Student Hazing Case Reports Arrests at City High
Maribita Oct 5 two boys from City RH School Ridney Cot and Richard Tatley were arrested last night charged with hazing underclassman Frank Barcett son of Th A Bartett an oil man was the victim. Captain Reed of the high school prosecutes the executives. Farm rail labor unrest looms as railroad men may quit.
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Maribita
Ridney Cot
Richard Tatley
Frank Barcett
Th. A. Bartett
Bupt. Reed
Pyramid Pile Cure Advertises Quick Relief for Piles
A historical advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a fast remedy for hemorrhoids. The copy claims immediate relief and urges readers to mail a sample package and payment to Pyramid Drug Co. for trial. Testimonials from Emma Badenhamer of Bedford Indiana vouch for substantial improvement and gratitude.
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Jae Mt
Joeho
Tyne
Mediciia
Youra
Emma
Badenhamer
Bedford
Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Merehall, Michiran
Receire Nail
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Oct 26 1908
Prediction notes a tense day with frustrations in business and finances. A child born that day in 1946 is described as unsettled and rarely lucky in business, while a female may marry young and happily. The reading urges attention to manage troubles.
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Aho
Revision of tariff urged by Holliday in Hendricks rally
Special to The Saw Tanville Indiana 24. Holliday and Gulley canvassed Hendricks county urging tariff revision and tariff control measures. Meetings drew neighbors despite apathy fears. Danville Salem crowds filled spaces as Holliday stressed legislative effort to back tariff reform with Reelection help.
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Tanville
Tnd
Hendricks
Hollia
Dus E. Gulley
Wie Wan Bie Priny
Hendricka
Jase Nimi
Xorma Salem
Spaxe
Opera
Dan Willy
Glen
Tausigam
Holliday
Alr
Gulley
Congress
Daniel Chapin
Roskvilln
Alan Edger Blewning
Government ownership debate on railroad management
May in St Louis George J Gout, arriving mayoral figure, argues government ownership would fail to run railways. He says private capital runs lines better and would yield better results, while admitting willingness to sell properties only to a private entity if forced to. He remains unconvinced by public ownership.
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Scrippa-McNine Tread Associations
BT. Louis
George J. Gout
Fis J
St. Louis
T1st
Manufacturer 18 Stricken: John D. Baker Dies in Toledo
John D. Baker aged 51 prominent Alabama based manufacturer dies in Toledo from paralysis after rushing to his hotel post telegram about a fire. Baker headed Baker Bron firm with Arcadia and Shirley mills, was a director at Union National Bank, involved in The Times Press, survived by widow two daughters and a brother. Body to be returned for burial.
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John D. Baker
Ohio
Utva Sat
Hetth
Mary
AG. Baker
Three Miners Dead in Wyoming Mine Collapse
In Columbus Ohio on October 25 three miners were found dead in the Wy J Mullin mine No 1 near Philadelphia. State Mine Inspector Harrison was notified and suggests the men may have been killed by an explosion or blast. The incident remains under investigation with officials seeking the cause and confirming identities.
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Beriins-weRae Presa Association
Colmbus
Roosevelt Stirs Pennsylvania Battle Over Penrose Ticket
Washington dispatch details Roosevelt’s stance on Pennsylvania races as he warns Republicans to back the Penrose slate or risk Hearst influence. The piece contrasts Penrose’s ticket led by Edwin Stuart and Lewis Emery against Roosevelt’s reformist legacy and fears of Hearst’s candidacy shaping the 1904 election.
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Penrose
Hoss Quar
Surceenor
Boles
Pennpytyania
Pennsylvania
Bachaidann
Penroce
Edwin
Stuart
Philadelphia
Lewis Emery
Panyoos
Panrose
Dayton mayor drowned while duck hunting at White Fish Lake
Port Arthur Ont Oct 5 A mayor of Dayton Sneyder was drowned yesterday while duck hunting at White Fish Lake. He went out in a boat with companions and is believed to have lost balance and fallen into the water. A special train with grappling irons left Port Arthur to recover the body.
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Scrippe-McRea
Port Arthur
Ont
S—Challen
Sneyder
Dayton
Wee
White Fish Lake
Yeaterday
Dayton Felends
Miller closes doors of Brooklyn restaurant scheme
New York October 3 William P Miller once head of the Frankite Syndicate, a noted swindle figure, closed the doors of a Brooklyn restaurant where he tried to lead an honest life. He could not make the venture pay and was released from prison three years ago.
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Kille
Fathwe Michael Jlinzing
St. ‘Louis
Worne
Indianapolis Real Estate Exchange
English
Spann
Exchange
Matthew Arbuckle
Wiliam L
Gpjohn’ Beck
St Vie
Ecent's Hospital
Meridian-at
Mr. Beck
Indianapollo Traction and
Palmer
Archibald-Cleaver Co
Washington Street
Socialists
CNBC + NC
Aree
What the
National Biscuit Company
Peewee Ree
Sb al
Graham
Breakin
Peerless
Evary Atata
Bevaridge
Fairbanka
Raveridge
Boverlige
Roosevelt
Pairbanks
Cera
Goa
Jesse Cogwan
Omcar Tiutsell
Williamn
Oull
Omcer
John Wilson
Witham
Ae- Jay
Sid
Hlm
Jrose Coe
Willams
Soe
Ladoga
Jad
Corbly Goodhar
Flory
Lafayette
Winamec
Hisomington
Elsettaville
Greencastle
W. Mack
Alice Longworth
Will
Husband
Scrippa-Mcltae
San Francisco
del. T
Raphael
MR. Holliday
Hendricks County
Ould
Toledo
Hearstiem
Gilson Gardner
Washington, DC
Roneele
Reform Party
Hearst
Odo
Hearatiem
Eral Willam H. Moody
Apeak
Pen‘rose
Philander Knox
Pittsburg
Quay Maat Chine
Tury
Sami Inez
AL Uns
Isa Toraty
Roonevelt'a
Theodore Roosevelt
Ontario
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