Bryan rails against panic from silver policy
In Bloomington Illinois on October 20 7 the Bryan campaign counters panic fears of free coinage. The crowd heard Bryan claim free silver will stop panic and boost money circulation while opponents predict ruin. Stevenson greeted Bryan on arrival in Bloomington and praised democratic traditions before Bryan spoke to about 15 000 people.
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Bloomington
Til
Prent Stevenson
Bryan
Franklin J
Gen. Stevenson
Weather forecast for Indianapolis Oct 28
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 24 hours ending 8 p m on Oct 28. Warmer and fair Tuesday night with increasing cloudiness and possible showers on Wednesday. Temperature at noon Tuesday was 71 and at 7 p m 72.
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Indianapolis
Dr Wells Posts Queries to Evans Woolen After Sinking Incident
Dr John D. Wells states he has prepared questions for Evans Woolen following an incident at 365 Virginia Ave Tuesday evening. A lively discussion is anticipated in a setting linked to Peurth ward Assell elu on Monday evening.
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John D. Wells
Evans Woolen
Virginia Ave
Death of Jacob Hirschman founder of local flouring business
Jacob Hirschman born in Württemberg Germany and long resident of Indianapolis died at his Washington Street home Monday afternoon. He came to America in 1868, worked as a cabinet maker, then invested in Jagon Tirschaann and later ran a cafe. He returned to Germany briefly before dying, with funeral services planned from his residence at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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Jacob C. Hirschman
Tid
Washington St
Wurtembureg
Fle
Amer- Germany
Joun
Mt. Currach
Evangville
Indianapolis
Jagon Tirschaan
Beegam Uvines
Washington
Ble
Political Turmoil Strikes Democratic Ranks In Indiana County
Turmoil hits the Democratic camp as desertions and accusations swirl. Ward activists, including Johnson and Root, abandon the Bryan faction after charges of corruption and bribery. Widespread fear grows that party control in Marion and Indianapolis could endure for years amid reorganizations and rally plans.
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Olinat
Eta
Feredos
Marion
Merion County
Indianapollis
Marceau Free. Divorce Granted for Wilful Desertion
The case of Col Theodore C. Marceau a former photographer from Indianapolis Indiana ended with a divorce granted on the ground of wilful desertion. The complaint appeared raw and the couple’s property affairs were settled by an out of court agreement. Details refer to marital troubles, rumored payments, and a Palace dispute reported from San Francisco on December 27.
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Francisco
Col
Theondore C. Marceau
Ia- Gianapolis
Ind
Jurize Slack
College Avenue Street Car Dispute Reignites Transit Plea
Citizens allege a prior contract with a street car company promised direct cars to Crown Hill and Fairview Park via College Avenue, with payments by residents supporting street improvements. Amos Hollowell recalls a brief signed contract. cars ran to Crownhill until about a year ago, then service slowed or stopped despite ongoing claims.
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Crown Hilly
College Ave
Central Ave
Nillineis-st. Une Lil
College-ave
Mit
Pall Creek
Central-ave
Colege-ave
Crownhill
Fairview Park
Collegeage
Thetreet Car Company
Crown Hil
Airview Park
Tenth St
Crown Hill
Colleee Ave
Clay Allen
Deslawarest
Amos Hollowell
Hollowell
Collegeave
Body of a Woman Exhumed in Mysterious Providence Death
The body of Mrs Frances HW Postel, a Providence woman and fourth wife of businessman Postel, was exhumed at Grace Church Cemetery after a post mortem and chemical analysis suggested poisoning. Pennsylvania officials initiated the request, and authorities guarded the grave for a week during the exhumation. In New Haven, an 11 o’clock New York to New Haven train was saved from a wreck near South Norwalk by drawn drawbridge devices. The engine and cars remained on the rails after a near derailment, with several witnesses fleeing the scene. an investigation will probe possible signal disregard by the engineer Tharrisan.
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Polies
Pennsylvania Officots
New Havign
Conn
Tharrisan
Jmp
Val
Path Road
Labor union questions GOP and Democratic candidates
The central labor union prepared questions on candidate attitudes toward labor. Democratic contenders largely answered, while Republican candidates did not respond. Union members expressed indignation at the lack of replies as President Groff read several Democratic responses.
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Legislative Com- Central Labor Union
Hay
Groff
Arcanize
Woman saves child as Indianapolis home burns in blaze
Mrs Navin escaped with her baby when flames gutted the two story home at 121 West North. She rolled on the floor to smother fire on her dress after rescuing the child, while neighbors helped and a policeman searched the attic for the seat of the blaze. Navin suspects arson or a faulty chimney, with losses insured.
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Tebert Navin
Ais. Navin
James
Navin
Aveust Kuhn
Tommy Moran Sentenced for Drunken Theft in Indianapolis
Jhos Moran, a peripatetic individual who wandered through Indianapolis, has been assigned to the workhouse for 00 days after a spree last week. Under the influence of alcohol he stole a drill suit from John McCarthy, left fielder of the Indianapolis team, from McCarthy's room on S Illinois street.
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Jhos. Moran
Indianapolis
Ife
John Barleycorn
John McCartry
McCarthy
S. Tilinois St
Diadem Flour ad from Noblesville Milling Co
An advertisement from Noblesville Milling Co promotes Diadem Flour with a guarantee of light biscuits and flaky bread from every sack sold through grocers.
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Grogers
Noblesville Milling Co
Rough House at Wilsons Saloon Ends in Injuries
A rough house at Benjamin Wilsons saloon in West Indianapolis left Dennis Bryan with a broken nose and a badly battered face. Dennis and his brother Patrick, both wholesale butchers, with Edward Brown an abattoir employee, confronted Wilson seeking trouble and smashed a beer glass into Bryan s face after Wilson tried to intervene. Wilson fled the scene.
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Benjamin Wilson
Morrissi
Padleyave
Indianapolis
Dennis Bryan
S. Meridian St
Dennis
Patrick
Edward Brown
Wilson
Bryan
McMinchan Divorce Case Sees Custody Change
Carrie G McMinchan sought modification of her divorce from Charlies McMinchan. Judge McMasters ended the weekly visit rights and barred the ex-husband from seeing the child after testifying that he abused her and questioned the child about her dating. The judge’s ruling followed Mr McMinchan’s confrontation in the corridor.
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Carrie G. McMinchan
Charlies
McMasters
Tie
Local misfortunes and civic notices in Indianapolis area
Fire damaged RE F Kellys residence at 389 Bellefontaine Street around noon Monday. A misdirected sledge fractured Frank Nuellys arm at Brightwood shops Monday. Frobert L Kendrick ill in Louisville from a highwayman incident near Mickleyville. he resides in West Indianapolis. General manager Bradbury of the I FE W married Helen Schurmann in Chicago Monday. they travel eastward on their wedding trip. Four Polish Jews naturalized by Judge McMasters Monday Isaac Girick Jacob Mendill Abram Cohen Abraham Labarwitch all plan to vote for McKinney. An ordinance to spend 7000 to clean streets through winter died in council finance committee Monday night. Police court records show rising drunks amid fights and littering. Judge Cox heard cases Tuesday morning. Willard Burns injured Monday evening alighting from a moving Bisie streetcar. George Klussman sent to workhouse Tuesday for stealing drinks from John Furnace. Furnace claimed he tapped the till $3.50, charge dismissed due to drunkenness. Leaky cisterns cleaned cemented for $1.50. Novelty Grates and Gas Molders advertised by Jno Maldilly.
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RE. F. Kelly
Bellefontaine St
Frank Nuelly
Brightwood Shops
Frobert L. Kendrick
Louisville
Mickleyville
Indianapolis
Bradbury
Helen Schurmann
Chicago
McMasters
Isaac Girick
Jacob Mendill
Abram Cohen
Abraham Labarwitch
Mckinney
Council
Cox
Willard Burns
Blake-st
Bisie-st
George Klussman
John Furnace
Furnace
Klussman
Wiussmen
Depew Denounces Coercion Claims by Democrats
New York Central president Maj. Depew rebukes charges that railroad employers coerce workers to vote a certain way. He says the board and stockholders seek political independence and would dismiss any official who coerces an employee, stressing every man has a right to vote as he pleases.
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The
New York Central
Maj. McKinley
Strawberries Prove Twice‑Harvest Possible In Indiana Market
Late market sales show fresh strawberries selling quickly as a farmer south of Indianapolis reports a rare second crop. Five quarts were sold privately at a fair price, and growers foresee regular early crops plus a fall yield. Cut flowers and potted blooms, especially chrysanthemums and roses, are also in demand at market.
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Indianapolis
Attack on Republicans in Gen Davis Drive Meeting
A group of roughs ambushed a Republican party caravan on Monday night as they drove to a political meeting at Gen Davis. The attackers stoned the procession, causing damage and raising safety concerns for attendees. Local authorities urge calm and are investigating the incident.
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Gen Davis
Amusements notes on Jefferson, Wilbur company and orange blossoms
Joseph Jefferson appears at English's Tuesday with Cricket on the Hearth and Lend Me Five Shillings. The Wilbur opera company opens at the Park with Fra Diavolo and Martha slated midweek, plus living pictures and color effects. Empire hosts Sam T. Jack's Orange Blossoms and Pyde's jokes, while Cincinnati's People's Theater reports sold-out performances and election eve shows with rapid returns. A fire staged to the theater and stage communications are noted with advance seat sales and a central location at 433 Indiana Avenue.
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Joseph Jefferson
Indianapolis
Jefferson
Gustavus Levick
John Mack
Joseph Warren
Nannette Comstock
Lottie Alter
Mary Shaw
Connie Jackson, Jrs
Bishop
Wilbur Opera Company
Living Pictures
Puck
Della
Pyde
Helene Mora
the Empire
People’s Theater
Cincinnati
Mora
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