New York Hosts Vast McKinley Hobart Parade Display
An immense New York City parade honors McKinley and Hobart with 124000 marchers from wholesale clubs to trades, led by Gen. Porter. Mayors Strong and Hewitt attend as tens of thousands line Broadway, rooftops, and Madison Square Garden, while kites with flags brighten the sky. The day stretches from Worth Street to Madison Avenue with officials promising festive lights tonight.
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New York
McKinley
Tobart
Prem
Newment
York
Vie
Huteeri
Vrotwaldy
America
Art Wilthave
Sourth St
Madison Squire
Lisvace Porter
Strong
Hewitt
Teiling
Bank
Mayor Strong
Mr. Tllewitt
Uie
Wholesale Dry Goods Republican Club
Central Dry Enods McKinte
Hobart Assation
Merchant Tailors’ Sownd Money League
Ambont Cound Money Club
Pa Ait Associated Trades
Coast Sound Money Club of
Wine and Spirit Traders’ Society of the
U. S
Produce Exchange Sound Money League
Architectural Division
Cotton Exchange Sound Money League
Coffen Exchange
Wallst
Hobart
Sound Money Club
Custom House Brokers
Sound
Leet
Tobacco Trade
Bankers’ and Brokers
Gound Money Club
Insurance Sound Money Club
Real Estate Sound Money League
New York Protective Machinery, Railway Supply and Metal Association
Soundsmoney Club
McKnley and Hobart Club
Nanidnaboretae and
Deaiers
Bdatters
New York Homeopathic College
Gaching Greeney
Broadway
Ty. m
Worthst
Waverly Place
Fifth-ave
Thirty-firstst
Miadison-ave
Fourth-St
Paifth-ave
Portiesh<i
Wifthave
Twenty-fourth
Madison Square Garden
Soul Money
Receiver Sought for Terre Haute and Indianapolis Rail Line
A federal suit claims money meant for bond interest on the Terre Haute and Indianapolis line was diverted. Plaintiffs Mark T. Cox and others seek a receiver for the Vandalia system alleging misused earnings and misappropriation of funds tied to $2,700,500 in bonds and $700,000 additional bonds.
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United States
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
Vandalia System
Mark T. Cox
Morristown
M. J
James A. Blair
Blairtown
N. J
James W. Paul
Philadelphia
George W. Wickersham
New York
John 8. Williams
Vilion Trust Company
Terre Traute & Peoria Railroad
Dead in her chair Mrs O Donnell found by son
Mrs Catharine O Donnell of 433 West New York street was found dead in her chair Saturday morning when her son Walter woke at 7 30 heart trouble is thought the cause coroner will hold a post mortem Mrs O Donnell 55 and a widow also appears an ad for leaky cisterns cemented 1 50 and tile flecks with a phone number and address attributed to Jno M Lilie
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Walter O'Donnell
Mother
Catharine &. O'Donnell
W. New
Walter
Thousands Hear Harrison Speak in Fort Wayne Parade
Gen. Harrison drew about ten thousand to Allen County Capital on Friday night. A big parade filled the streets and a packed tent heard his remarks. He attacked Democratic policies and urged workers to back Republican plans for prosperity and reform. He and his party toured Fort Wayne and nearby towns, with large crowds at Waterloo and Kendallville on Saturday.
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Mr. Sryan
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Harrison
Tharrison
Geyan
Firths
Ryan
Indiana
Republican Party
Saturdas
Kendallvilui
Joe
Oet
Po—Cen
Taft Wayne
Waterloo
Ann
Burned by an Explosion at Gas Furnace Torch Incident
I B Eyster of Metal Manufacturing Co at 92 N New Jersey St turned off the furnace gas and returned home for dinner. Half an hour later he lit a torch and pushed it into the furnace door causing a gas explosion that burned his nose cheeks forehead hair and mustache. He endured severe pain until a doctor treated him. He attributes the accident to his own lapse and urges extreme caution when lighting gas. burns are serious but recovery expected.
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I. B. Eyster
Metailic Manufacturing Company
New Jersey St
Greenwood St
Mr. Eyster
Jie
Rev Calvin A Hare to preach at College-avenue church
City Life notes that Rev Calvin A Hare will preach Sunday morning and evening at College-avenue Baptist Church. The Girls' Industrial Training School executive board will meet Monday at 2 pm at Mrs Fr A Blanchard's residence, 294 N Meridian St. Culver Military Academy of Mar great Mount incorporated with H H Culver to provide lands and endow the institute.
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Calvin A. Hare
College-ave. Baptist Church
Girls’ Industrial Training School
A. Blanchard
Meridian St
Culver Military Academy
Marmount
Marshall County
H. H. Culver
Jenney Electric Motor Company
Webb Jameson
Otto Stark
Herman's Art Rooms
N. Pennsylvania Si
WW. WN. Jackson
Noblesville Milling Co promotes Diadem Flour and oats
The notice advertises Diadem Flour with light biscuits and flaky bread as the goal, touts a guaranteed every sack, and lists Noblesville Milling Co as supplier, along with Janes Dustless Oats for horses.
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Noblesville Milling’ Co
Denials Mentioned in Madison Campaign Speech
Nominee Geyan rejects claims of membership in the American Protective Association and the Junior Order of American Mechanics, asserts support for public schools, and defends language education. He emphasizes religious neutrality in public office and outlines campaign positions amid a heated race. Brean tours Wisconsin venues delivering speeches to thousands after midnight arrivals and cold, with stops in Mount Pleasant and Fairfield.
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American Protective Association
San Hess
Junior
Order of American Mechanic
New Maexico
Tam Pot
Americas Protective Mysochylion
Order of Anteinc Mechanics
Brevest
Lam
Don Erureb
Arma
Ile Fase
Chomseratie MemMinr’s
Reanpress
Nea
Abesten
Lhonerane
Wwe
Good Eating Market Talks on Hard Times and Prices
Two men discuss the market on a Saturday noting uncertainty about a ballot while describing cheaper staples and meats. Groceries and a butcher shop offer low prices on sugar, coffee, bread, eggs, celery, and steak. Oysters and fish fetch modest sums, with seafood demand steady and frog legs selling at two dollars a dozen.
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Tamer
Ceam
Apread
Final blowout by Sound Money Democrats in city parade
A 1,460 strong Gold Democrats march through downtown amid populist taunts and police escort. August Isuhn leads, with Bryanites accusing the procession of McKinley’s side show. Speakers at Tomlinson Hall rail against Bryanism, praising Cleveland and warning against populist policies while naming local firms and figures.
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August Isuhn
Alabama
Washington Sts
Flingis
Maryland
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Delaware
Tomlinson Hall
Chicago
St. Louis
Bryan
Democracy
I? Ism
Tillmanism
Fpatry Manufacturing Company
Atlas Works
Waverley Bicycle Company
Mym & Teepee Moneys Club
Atlanson Hall
Dreenle
Eheen
John Cy Nelson
Legensport
Mets
Coufitenes
Bryan Democrats
Aitecis
Supreme Court
Aperson
Tie
Cleveland
Nelson
Lo_gamaport
Indianapolis
Rifus Magee
Logansport
Sweden
Judge Robinson
Spencer
Mr. Robinson
John W. Kern
Indiana
Congress
Weather Outlook for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Forecast for Indianapoli and vicinity for the 86 hours ending 8 p m Nov 1 calls for cooler, fair conditions Saturday night and Sunday. At noon Saturday the temperature was 55 degrees and at 2 p m it was 69.
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Indianapoli
Delaware Street repair bids advertised by Board of Works
The Board of Works invites bids to repair Delaware street from South street to Madison avenue. Fulmer & Seibert hold the current repair contract and dispute payment terms. City plans require a 13 foot widening on both sides, which the contractors deem too extensive and costly.
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Board’of Works
Delaware St
South St
Madison-are
Fulmer & Seibert
Indiana Campaign On Labor Vote In Tight Final Week
Indiana Republicans and Democrats enter the final week of campaigning with confidence but fear over labor support. The decisive factor is the labor vote, with both sides alleging promises and past unfulfilled claims. Sound money Democrats shift allegiance, denouncing certain candidates, while Palmer and Buckner are urged by some to win.
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Indiana
Ag¢ain
Cleveland
Ross
Lovansport
Sheerin
Bynum
Magee
Trotz
Dena Debs
Amunese
Benj
Shiver
Governont
Congress
Tno
Sock
Palmer
Buckner
Safter County
Sound Money Democrats
Curb
State and Cour
Wrongdoers Cull Address on Election Law Observance
One hundred calcis men met Friday night in the governor s parlor and formed an address to the public demanding strict observance of the election law. They offered a reward of 500 dollars for the detection of any attempted bribery.
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Governors Parlor
Anc
Wisconsin and Missouri rally scenes during Bryan tour
Reports from Wisconsin and Missouri recount tense moments as Bryan campaign stops drew cheering crowds and rough interruptions. Chauncey Depew spoke at McKinley’s home gathering, Canton schoolboys greeted Bryan, and Gen Palmer and Gen Buckner faced derisive protests in Paris and Fayette as supporters clashed with dissenters in the crowd. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills are advertised in the same column.
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Bryan
Wisconsin
Towa
Lincoln
Neb
Chauncey Depew
McKinley
Oty
Canton
Gens
Palmer
Buelser
Paris
Gen
Buckner
Fayette
Williams
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M. Lilie
Gen. Harrison
Allen County
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Strees
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City Life
MR. Bryan
AL Pla
Aliso
Madison, Wis
T. P
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Ottubinva
W. J. Gevan
Mr. Brean
Httle
Atadison
Freeport
Srran
Mount Pleasant
Fairfield
Alavia
Silver Democrats
Pranuts Bulls
Ind.-ave
Panuitorium
Circle-st
Himself Richt
Eese
Tlakor Vets
Labor
Tis Factory
Wiere
Hood
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