Bryan Aread in the Cities of Cosierdom
Oct 9 Cincinnati report shows Bryan leading a Decatur Ind straw poll with 2 percent. Taft II Debs 1 Hisgen 0. Hartford City and Alexandria vote trends favor Bryan and Taft respectively. State canvass predicts Republicans blue shifting, with several to Democratic ticket and multiple losses for Taft in Marion Cambridge City and Brooksville.
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Bryan
Cosierdom
Enquirer
Decatur
Ind
Taft
Debs
Hisgen
Chafin
Roosevelt
Parker
Marion
Iltun
Greenfield
Cambridge City
Brooksville
Decapitation at American Steel mill shocks Cleveland
Erick Ellis, a wire drawer at the American Steel mill in Cleveland Ohio, was decapitated when a red hot wire broke and coil tightened around his neck. The incident occurred as the wire drew. his neck burned through in seconds.
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Cleveland. O
Erick Ellis
American Steel Mills
Ellis
Street car crashes into drug store at Lincoln Lane
Garfield Park street car No. 438 left its track at East street Wednesday night and crashed into the drug store of John G Pantzer and the Office of Dr M O DeVany. The front of the building was wrecked and the car turned on its side. Nine passengers escaped unharmed. Motorman Roy Martin said the air brakes would not work.
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Garfield Park Street
Lincoln Lane
East Street
John G. Pantzer
M. O. DeVany
Roy Martin
Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Package Offered Free
The Pyramid Drug Co announces a mail offer of a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure in a pink wrapper to any sufferer who sends name and address. The package promises enough remedy to prove effectiveness for piles and notes many successes with no further treatment. Products are sold by druggists for fifty cents from the Pyramid Building in Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Hains Defends Self and Brother in Murder Case
T Jenkins Hains, jailed in Queens, defends himself and his brother over the William E. Annis murder. The statement, written in his cell, targets Claudia E. Hains and the defense lawyer in her divorce action, while praising his family loyalty and duty.
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New York
T. Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Queens County
Claudia E. Hains
Capt. Hains
Annis
Colored Voters Hear Orators of Their Own Race
A large independent colored voters meeting drew several hundred at Capitol hall. Speakers urged a division of the colored vote and outlined how disfranchisement in the south was tied to voting patterns. Dr. R. C. Ransom of New York City is scheduled to speak Thursday and Friday at K. O. P. hall under the Anti Taft League.
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Capitol Hall
S. Capitol
R. C. Ransom
New York City
Anti-Taft League
K. O. P. Hall
E. Washington
Liberty Streets
Traveling Men 10 Hold Last Meeting Saturday
The Indiana Democratic Traveling Men's club will meet Saturday Oct 31 at 8 p m at the Denison hotel. Mr W Ryan will speak. Members with 30 cent coupons are urged to return them, sold or not. Herman F Adam secretary.
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Indiana Democratic Traveling Men’s Club
Denison
W. Ryan
Herman F. Adam
Man Saturates Bed and Bedclothes With Gasoline
William Sanders employed at Louis Hitzelberger residence 4820 N Meridian street saturated a bed with gasoline and then the bedclothes. On Wednesday the victim was found suffering with blisters all over her body and was taken to City hospital.
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William Sanders
Louis Hitzelberger
Meridian Street
Sanders
Fis
Great Turnout by Independent Voters of City
A nonpartisan Allied German Societies parade and rally drew about 3,500 participants through downtown streets to Tomlinson Hall and the courthouse yard. Speakers included Gustav Donald, James J. Keegan, and Thomas B. O'Brien. The event emphasized patriotism, liquor regulation, and anti cheaper-labor sentiment, with flags, banners, and a Star Spangled Banner performance highlighting the crowd's unity.
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Tomlinson Hall
Watson
Marshall
Joseph Keller
Gustav Donald
Davenport
George W. Peck
Wisconsin
Phillip Rappaport
James J. Keegan
Thomas B. O’brien
San Francisco
Harriman
Hill
J.S. Parry
California
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Bryan Notunly
Bartholomew Seeks Superior Court Judge Seat
Pliny W. Bartholomew, Democratic candidate for judge of the superior court, former judge in room 3, is praised for a splendid record, impartial rulings, and fair treatment of litigants. The piece urges election by the people regardless of party.
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Pliny
W. Bartholomew
Superior Court
Nature Study Club 1060 on Ramble in Buzzard's Roost
The last ramble of the season by Nature Study Club 1060 will be to Buzzard's Roost near Lawrence. Departure is at 10 a.m. from Traction station, lunch baskets carried, wagons will transport lunch boxes and baskets, and a pennant will be presented by Mrs. J. W. Jenkins. Round trip car fare including wagon transport is 50 cents per person.
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Buzzard's
Lawrence
Buzzard
J. W. Jenkins
Buzzard’s Roost
Wyoming Girl Fanning's Bride in Holy Innocents Church
Miss Willamette Min vie Martin and Joseph T. Fanning of Indianapolis and New York wed in New York City. She lives in Cody Wyoming. he leads Eastern Securities and Finance and advised Thomas Try Sart. They plan a westward honeymoon then residence in New York. Additional marriages include Miss Florence Plum to George Lloyd Harmon, Miss Elsie Urfer to Frederick Brown, Loren Morgan to Ruby Atkinson, Irene Bowman to Edward Ardern, Mamie Gorman to Peter Ivory, Ella Stanard to Dr J F Shoemaker, with various homecomings and receptions noted.
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Church of the Holy Innocents
New York City
Willamette Minvie Martin
Joseph T. Fanning
Indianapolis
New York
Cody
Wye
Lved
Fanning
Eastern Securities and Finance Company
Belmonts
Thomas Try- Sart
Elis
United States
Cincinnati
West
Hunts For Wife And Finds He At The Morgue
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson was killed by an outbound Richmond car on the Terre Haute and Eastern traction line Wednesday night. The body was brought to the city and taken to the morgue by Dr. Duncan. Joseph Jackson identified it at 11:30 p.m. The couple had shown signs of mental strain after she disappeared from 11 F. Michigan Street around 3 p.m. He had gone to report her disappearance when the body was found. Neighbors said she was seen wandering near stop one of the inter urban line before her death.
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Elizabeth Jackson
Richmond
Terre Haute & Eastern
Duncan
Joseph Jackson
Michigan Street
Stolen Shredder Accessories After Drink Offer
George Walker a farmer near Sicton went to Indianapolis to buy knives a shaft and other corn shredder accessories. A negro boy offered to help with the heavy load and Walker bought him a drink. After returning from a few minutes of socializing the goods were gone Walker reported the theft to the police.
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George Walker
Sicton
Indianapolis
Walker
Buckwheat Cakes Scarce As Brewers Buy Grain
Buckwheat cakes will be scarce this winter in New Castle Pennsylvania because agents of brewers are buying buckwheat to make a non-alcoholic temperance beer for dry areas. Buckwheat, once about $1 per hundredweight, now sells for $1.50, reducing supplies for ordinary domestic use.
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New Castle
Largest freight movement on Pennsylvania line in eight months
Altoona Pa Oct 29 The middle division of the Pennsylvania railroad logged a major shift as 6607 freight cars moved through Tenholm between Altoona and Harrisburg yesterday. This was the largest since the financial depression last year, with two exceptions.
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Altoona
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tenholm
Here
Harrisburg
Miller 9 slain by an assassin in Charleston
Gers ton Starbuck, a prominent miller of Cau ley Bridge, was shot and killed last night by an unknown assassin. Starbuck was active in the recent fight against saloons in Fayette county.
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Charleston
W. Va
Gerston Starbuck
Cauley Bridge
Starbuck
Fayette County
Gold Mine Rediscovered by Indianapolis Men
Indiana man Ervin C. Wagner and his father Everett Wagner revived a northeast Georgia gold mine once active before the Civil War. They found ore worth 4.50 to 135 dollars per person, secured control, and plan modern mining methods, hoping for substantial profits. The Wagners are celebrated locally with Wagner Falls and a new Wagner post office named in their honor.
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Georgia
Indianapolis
Ervin C. Wagner
Wagner
Lynch
Everett Wagner
California
United States
Dahlonega
South
Wagner Gays
Wagners
Georgi
Brandenburg released on bail in New York
Broughton Brandenburg, indicted for forgery in the sale of a Cleveland letter to a New York newspaper, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty to grand larceny in the second degree. He posted 1590 bail furnished by American Bonding Co of Boston.
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New York
Broughton Brancenburg
Dayton
Grover Cleveland
Fitzsimmons
Foster
Brandenburs
American Bonding Company
Boston
Bryan Wins Say Leaders In Chicago Dispatch
In a public Democratic Press Bureau statement optimism runs high at Democratic headquarters. Leaders close to doubtful states report confidence that Bryan and Democracy will prevail. Ohio and Indiana are described as safe for Bryan with substantial majorities despite Republican gold influx.
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Chicago
The
Democratic Press
Bryan
Democracy
Ohio
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Drought Threatens Indiana University Closure Across State
In Bloomington officials warn a ten day window of rain is needed to avert university shutdowns as water supplies face pressure from a threatening supplier. In Goshen Virgil Kitson, 17, is reported missing from home. In Mhr ookville a timber piece from a house kills Ora Ernest, 35.
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Bloomington
Indiana University
Whater Company
Goshen
Virgil Kitson
Mhrookville
Ora Ernest
Indiana Monument 10 to Be Dedicated November Twenty Sixth
Andersonville Ga Oct 2 The Indiana monument now being erected in the Andersonville National cemetery will be dedicated on Nov 26. The commission in charge of the monument will formally present it to Gov J Frank Hanly of Indiana who will then present it to the United States on behalf of Indiana citizens.
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Andersonville
Andersonville National Cemetery
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
United States
Carnegie Advocates Taft for President in NY Talk
Andrew Carnegie arrived in New York aboard the Adriatic and urged support for Taft. He warned that a Bryan victory could bring a lasting tragedy to the Supreme Court, potentially two years. Carnegie argued Bryan would influence judges and render the Senate powerless.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Homestead
Bryan
Supreme Court
Senate
W. C. T. U. Denounces Speaker Cannon at Denver Convention
The National Women's Christian Temperance Union condemned Speaker Joseph G Cannon in a convention resolution. It lauded the Methodist Episcopal church and other churches for opposing his re election to Congress due to his opposition to reform measures. The measure was introduced by Mrs. Mary E. Kuhl of Illinois.
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Denver
Col
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Ww. cc. T. U
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cannon
Our
National Congress
Mary E. Kuhl
Illinois
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