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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1904

Page

3

Miss Astor a Bride at St. Margaret’s London

Miss Pauline Astor daughter of William Waldorf Astor wed Captain Clay at St. Margaret’s Church London The ceremony officiated by the bishop of London follows a season of social salon speculation about Miss Astor’s marriage prospects The match is described as a genuine love match with Captain Clay’s substantial independent wealth enhancing the union

Scripps- Rre Cablegram London Pauline Astor Willam Waldorf Astor Edward Wayet H. Spender-Clas St. Margaret's Church Miss Astor Prince of Srveral Aoelery Cant. Clay

Four Convicts Escape From Michigan Prison Yard

Jackson, Michigan reports four more escapes in the last 12 weeks as Jamies Wilton Howard McPherson Thomas McGlynn and John Cabo flee from a Rang of 17 workers on a new cell block. They used electric riveting machines area attic access cut through Ambers and lowered a rope 40 feet to the ground to safety amid a noisy escape.

Scripps-M'Rae Jackson Mich Jamies Wilton Howard McPherson Thomas McGlynn John Cabo Liberty Te Block

Coregan’s Illness and Socialist Candidate Tour Cancelled

Coregan’s illness forces cancellation of all Speaking tours by presidential candidate of the Socialist Labor Party. Elder Webb of Beate Washington and former Nesilsile Tenn. will deliver the morning sermon at Simpson Chapel Sunday. The event includes a touring lecture on religious topics connected to racial depictions.

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Japanese Exclusion Drive Proposed By Meat Cutters Leader

Michael Donnely, president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Union, plans a campaign for a Japanese exclusion bill. He will introduce a resolution at the San Francisco convention of the American Federation of Labor, seeking a measure placing Japanese on the same footing as Chinese.

23 Men Entombed in Mine Disaster at Terrien

Terrien mine explosion traps 23 workers including Slavs. After collapse, rock and debris block tunnels, bodies unlikely to be recovered for days. Loss to Colorado fuel firm expected to run into thousands.

Scripps-Mare Trinidad Col Aban Colorado By and Fuel Company

Prohibition Mass Meeting Postponed to Monday Night

Prohibition mass meeting will be held Monday night October in Masonie hall. Addresses will be delivered by Felix T. McWhirler candidate for governor Hon Wilson Dean candidate for prosecuting attorney and other speakers.

Prohibition Maes Masonie Hall Felix T. McWhirler Wilson Dean

Charity Ball Plans Distinct From Abyssinian Treaty Talk

News from New York reports Loomis death after missing aboard a steamship while advising King Menelik on a treaty. A separate fire at a Brooklyn factory caused about 40000 in damage. The German aid society charity ball is set for November 1 at the German House with committees named. A lamp explosion in St Louis killed Mrs Mary Delibar and injured her daughter Pearl.

Uscripps-M'Rae New York William B. Fla F. Kent Loomik King Loomis Elly Washington Iscripps-M'Rae Iatgan & Miegine Jartes Aid Society Mre Fanny ‘Tilly Robert Kipp Hey Severin Charles Krauss Nulius Annie—Mre Henry Sprengptvil Fred Rush Aibert Metnger Robert Ketler Joan Betterman Walter Berierman Fred Bachman Ferdinand Hollweg Julius Kellar Leo Rappaport Oscar Schmidt Frank Keller Geory Jungeline Olle Havelson Carl Krauss Felix Vonneaut Oro Delier Tony Seherrer ST. Loves Mary J. Delibar cHy Teath Pearl

Paper mill fire in Kansas City saved by firemen

A Kansas City Star report states the city’s paper mill, valued at 510000 dollars, was saved from destruction by fire early Saturday thanks to efficient firemen. One warehouse containing carloads of pulp was consumed in the blaze.

Scripps-M Rae Telegram Kansas City Kanesas City Star

Goose Steals Show In Mexican Poker Staged Row

Hungry goose causes chaos at Las Vegas cattle company near Casa Salazar. A stag-house poker game ends with a trapped crane and a poisoned gander cooked in a copper pot. Five punchers fall ill from copper poisoning after the feast. Doctor Crowninshield notes the verdigris coating and cryptically quips about cooking the bird in a jackpot.

Albuquerque N. M Rede Las Vexes Cattle Company Casa Salazar P.m Phe Eunk Hese Freichter Mercur Hint Lv.c Ajo del Mepiritu Crowninahield Santo Grant Crowninshield

Parker to Speak in New York City on Campaign Tour

Democratic nominee Parker plans two more speeches next week in Newark and Cooper Union New York City with Jersey City added to the itinerary on urgent Democratic pleadings. The schedule includes talks Tuesday night in Newark and Wednesday night at Cooper Union, with a brief address in Jersey City if feasible.

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Cockran Speech Draws Crowd at Hughsh Opera House

A Friday gathering at Hughsh Opera House heard Wo Bourke Cockran of New York address a large audience. Meredith Nichols chaired as Cockran denounced political plunder by the few and criticized Democratic expectations without naming Parker or Dasix.

Hughsh Bourke Chekran New York Meredith Nitholsos Cather Parker Dasix

Race bias in postal hires sparks Paris unrest

News from Paris and East Buffalo reports reveal controversy over civil service exams for mail carriers in Paris with Washington dictating names. Local residents protest alleged racial favoritism favoring Black applicants, warning of a possible race war if policy remains. Separate dispatch from East Buffalo notes cattle receipts and market activity with mixed prices and rising yields across livestock categories.

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Graney Visits Britt in Alameda on Queensberry Rules Talk

Graney met Jimmy Britt in Alameda to gauge Britt's views on Queensberry rules and how they align with Gans' ideas. He praised Britt's condition while noting his cautious, guarded stance as judge and the high-stakes betting interest on both sides of the contest.

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