Hoosier GOP to name a statewide ticket on Sept
Indiana Republicans gather September 10 to nominate a state ticket aiming to blunt Democrats led by C Matthews and Gall. Candidates discussed include Hubbell Dunbar and Salzar for secretary, with Allen county organizers backing several men for treasurer and auditor posts. Conference hints a Democratic win is possible.
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Madison
Marcus Salzar
Kia
Politisiane
Salzar
O. Z. Huvball
Mikbart
Maj.j. B. Dunbar
Gresncastia
Hubbell
Hibbart
Ganvass
Dunbar
Farmers’ Alliance
Bancoube
Geo. W. Cooper
Congress
Hubball
Fort Wayne
Durnbar
Allen County
James B. White
Aropner
Bergholf
Lub
Harrison
Geo W. Pixley
James R
Henry
Gosport
Hugh Barr
Davisss County
Jothn W. Lovett
Anderson
Elea
Col. I. N. Walker
Billy
Hazen
Wabash
Walker
G.A R
Indiana
Hoosiardom
Superintendent of Public Instruction
John W. Barnes
Kokomo
John L. Heary
Martinsville
Dudley B. Chasa
Logansport
Supreme Bench
L. P. Hammond
Reneselaer
Wm. T. Noble
Supreme Court
Weather heats up as September begins across the region
The forecast notes unusually hot conditions with temperatures climbing from 69 in the shade to 84 by noon and 46 at 2 pm in parts east of the Missouri. A pending cold wave out west is expected to push cooler weather by Thursday evening while strikes ease as railroad workers return to duty, Albany reports 300 back at work.
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Missouri
Florida
State Board of Arbitration Adjourns After Brief Session
The state Board of arbitration adjourned after a brief Wednesday morning session and will reconvene Friday in New York. In Terre Haute, Riverside Woolen factory fire caused about $10,000 in losses.
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New York
State Board of Arbitration
Ferry Hut
Terre Havre
Ind
Riverside
For Rent Houses Ad Section in The Sun
A reader is urged to browse The Sun’s For Rent Houses ads across city areas to find a suitable locality and home. The notice implies that if nothing fits, readers should read advertisements carefully to discover options that meet their needs.
Fire Fatal in Abigail Street Tragedy Claims Mother and Daughters
A mother Sarah McInstyre and her two daughters aged 10 and 17 were cremated in a rapid blaze on Abigail Street. The small frame structure burned Wednesday morning, leaving several others dangerously hurt. Fire officials investigated the cause as neighbors described the fast spreading flames.
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Philadelphia
Abigail St
Sarah McInstyre
Missionaries Begin National Conference at Second Presbyterian
Delegates arrive for a national missionary conference at Second Presbyterian Church. Reception by Chas. D. Meiga and others at the Y M C A marks opening events. housing shortages hinder lodging. Dr J M Johnson, Jamaica missionary, accompanies leaders Brooke Pierson Gordon and touring secretary C E Mails from Topeka. Funds are sought to support over 5 000 young volunteers ready to serve overseas.
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National Missionary Conference
Tha Y. M.C. A
Chas. D. Meiga
J. A. Milburn
J. M. Johbueon
Jamaica
Bere
Brooke
Pierson
Gordon
C. £. Mails
Topeka
Africa
Sunday observance gains ground in Paris
Sunday observance is gaining steadier ground in Paris with shops closed and railways agreeing not to charge for Sunday warehousing. From Sept 1 the post office ended Sunday evening mail deliveries and San écyene Sunday services were abolished.
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Mich Moras
Paris
Sanécyene
Turpentine forests report a surge of murders near Georgia borders
In the past seven days authorities report multiple murders in the turpentine forests south of Amerika Georgia. Most crimes occurred in low groggers flanking the forest borders as investigators scramble for leads.
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America
Tan Maurders i Nave Bset
Iniere
Brotherhood and club managers discuss amalgamation in session
In Philadelphia on Wednesday the brotherhood and association club managers met and reportedly talked late into the night. A possible amalgamation announcement was anticipated.
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Philadelphia
Brotherhood and Association
Pieneo
Wusd
Train derailment near Hagie Barge kills two in Washington
An express Northern Pacific train derailed Monday night near Hagie Barge in Washington. Two people were killed and several injured in the crash. local authorities and railway officials investigate cause and casualties as rescue teams respond to the scene.
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Serinas
Wash
Northern Pacific
Hagie Barge
The Park to Stage Irish Love and Wild Oats Critics Cold
The Park next week presents An Irish man s love while this week’s second half features Hearne s Hearts of Oak. Critics resent the season s advances and lampoon fashions as they discuss Flora Moors Rosenthal and Flora s company The Huntlers in Newark and New York productions with onstage altercations and sharp retorts.
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Hearne
Grod
Geo. June
Flora Moors
Har
McGinty
Newark
Flora
Newark Music Hall
Huntlers
Guarentes
Rosenthal
Kginty
Manic Custody of Death Seeks Final Exit
Baltimore woman Christ Spiegel 80 attempts self harm repeatedly over days. She fights husband and nurses amid razor wounds and overdosed pills while five children, including a gravely ill one, face a looming double funeral as authorities intervene.
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Baltimore
Christ Spiegel
Ostsira
Rirs
Spiazel
Shc
Rize
Spiegel
Spiegs
Afr
Ailorte
Malarie
Mre. Spiegel
Tragedy in Cincinnati: Woman Poisoned After Lovers’ Fight
Dora Scott, a pretty woman from Indianapolis, came to a Cincinnati house of ill repute three weeks ago. Tuesday Tom Scott arrived from Indianapolis, left her after a quarrel, and she attempted suicide with poison. A doctor saved her life, but she says she does not want to live after being jilted.
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Circinnati
Dora “Scott
Indianapolis
Tom Scott
Scott
Young Wehier Meld and Andrew Oshler Arrested Over Robbery
Young Wehier Meld and Andrew Oshler robbed a father’s safe of 1800 dollars in diamonds and jewelry plus 140 dollars in cash. Sergt. Buscher arrested Oshler Tuesday and recovered all stolen property still in his possession. Oshler was held for grand jury action Wednesday in bonds of 5000 dollars, which he could not post.
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Wehier Meld
Andrew Oshler
Sergt. Buscher
Pewmell's Mem Stirike
London September 3 The quarry men on Parnell's Irish estate have struck after he employed Kinglish foramen and managers. He has closed down his quarries.
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Pewmell’s
London
Parnell
Kinglish
Congress Watch as Oct One Looms Over U S Policies
Reports say Washington contemplates shutting up shop by October first while the Clayton Breckinridge case occupies the House debate. Indiana's John W Poster named to lead a Spanish mission, and new labor rules may admit imported preachers. Rusk plans Ohio fairs and Wiscon sin campaigning. Rumors link Butterworth anti stock gambling bill with defeat as lobbyists push districts. Marshall Ranedell journeys to Indianapolis for a regimental reunion. Rev J A Rondthaler and M S Haines travel from Washington to Indianapolis amid social notices and political travel invitations.
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Northwest
Fear for Life of U S Minister Mizener in Guatemala
Washington reports indicate threats against American Minister Mizener in Guatemala with authorities sending relief and fear of assassination. New York dispatches say Gen Barrandia's supporters threaten Mizener's life and urge him to flee as the American consul is protected.
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Washington
Raporta
Guatemala
U.S
Minitur Mizener
New York
Harald
Barrandia
Miziner
Reconstruction era political filing at criminal court room
The republic in a joint representative convention will convene at the criminal court room on September 10 at 9:80 in the morning. They also announced candidates for the position, with A. J. Mankin of Carpenters' Union 284 favored to receive the nomination.
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Hynanm
Vurtis
Republil
Thaye
A. J. Mankin
Carpenters
Uaica
Congressional names to be chosen at Andersson opera house
At the Andersson opera house voters will select congressional names on Sent. 1s. No official candidate is avowed for the venue yet, though names including J. J. W. Bivingsly, O. W. Bucharen and W. T. Durbin are mentioned.
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Andersson
J. J. W. Bivingsly
O, W. Bucharen
W. T. Durbin
Builder falls from plank at Bowen Merritt building
A workman named Braver slipped on a broken plank at the Bowen Merritt building Wednesday afternoon, plunging about 16 feet and suffering multiple injuries. He was taken to his home at 108 Asbst while helpers described nearby workers as stunned witnesses.
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A. Gruner
Bowen-Merritt
Flanner & Bschanan
Fire destroys business district in Hiawatha
A Wednesday blaze in Hiawatha Kansas destroyed the business part of town, with losses around 200000 dollars including about 59000 dollars in currency from the National Bank incinerated. No injuries reported.
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Hiawatha
Kaz
Cetown
National Bank
Cholera Epidemic Shifts Course in Yunivo
An unstable cholera outbreak in Loxponx shows a temporary decline but resurges with rising cases in Yunivo as of Sept 8. Health authorities monitor spread and prepare containment measures amid mixed local reports.
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Loxponx
Pascholera
Yunivo
City News and Notices From a 19th Century Ledger
A jumble of court actions and local events includes a $15 payment to a board of trade member, a $45 fine for an assailant who cut another man, and the shipment of a suicide victim’s body. Also noted are charitable baskets, an injured baker, political primaries and meetings, union speeches, and upcoming reunions and weddings.
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Board of Trade
Sullivan
Wi Banks
Arnie Colaman
Elliott
Son Bunsell
Knightstown
W. Ballard
Wits
Alice Whittaker
Morgattown
SUN
Good Ladies
W.C
Republican Club
Tunadaq Aizat
Col. Whitlumb
Union Railway Company
New Hampshire
Board of Trustees of
The
Blind Asylum
Thomas Wisdom
National Iron Moldars’ Union
Frank L. Gates
Typographical Union
Criminal Court
Hendricks Club
Hendricks
Gray
Cleveland
Tammany Glabs
Camppdell
Ohio
Bill Wan
Mutual Aid Society
F Pravis
Sarde
Bosré
Ballard and
Harris
Gov. Hovey
Eddisra
Seymour
Eoldiers
Ferre Haute
Soldiers
New Albany
Evansville
Parry Heath
Louisville
Gent
Hattie E
Walkers
Raccoon
Taylor
Harry M. Springer
Byram & Cornelius
Wm. Tolin
Alex Taylor
Tolin
For Rent House Ad Invites Inquiries in Son
A note urges readers to check today’s Son for rental listings as the old house undergoes repairs. It suggests that moving is less troublesome and promises ads will show suitable locality, size, style and rent options.
DOTTIE QUIGLEY WINS BICYCLE ON BIRTHDAY
Dottie Quigley a bright eyed eleven year old from 464 N Tiliniostat won a bicycle by canvassing for new Sun subscribers. She secured enough subscribers in half a day and received the prize on her birthday. The Sun urges careful canvassing and accurate subscriber data to avoid mistakes and delays in delivery.
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Iva
Dottis Quigley
Sun
Chas. Mayer & Song
Dottie
Riecantime
Nsw
Tim Sus Officaas
Government Sends Troops to Danuts Plains
Sept. 3 report states the government deployed troops and tanks to the upper Danuts plains where vast damage occurred. Crops are ruined and people are helpless. many lives lost and communities suffer.
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Danuts Plains
Man Exhibits Frog-Charming Powers In Ottawa
An Ottawa resident, Sullivan, demonstrates a claimed ability to charm and imitate frogs using a whistle and laryngeal gesture. At an outdoor pond event spectators count about 109 frogs flocking to the rock shanty doors. Bull frogs fetch roughly 60 cents a dozen in trade to the American market.
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Ottawa
Sullivan
Welland Canal
Two Boys Aged 15 and George Ryan Face Smoke Charge
Edward McGraib and George Ryan, youths from Brooklyn, were arraigned in Kisrlem court on a charge of smoking cigarettes. They claimed ignorance of the law and were discharged by Justice Welds, prompting concern from a law enforcer that the trade may grow unless the law is enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward MccGraib
George Ryan
Cams
Kisrlem
Gerrp
Yacht Petrel Capsizes. Six Drown in San Francisco Bay
In San Francisco on Monday the yacht Petrel commanded by Capt. Herd capsized in the bay. Six crew members are reported drowned. A second vessel, the Bark Henry, is missing with about 40 people aboard. The incident prompted search efforts along the waterway.
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San Francisco
Petrel
Herd
Henry
Clearlake and Fort Wayne Notes Surface in Briefs
The item notes Clearlake in Steuben county to be set up as a summer resort in the near term. A report says Judge C. A. O. McClellan was renominated for Congress in the Twelfth district at LaGrange. Westminster Seminary opens at Fort Wayne on September 22. Wood carving and pottery molding classes are offered this year. A remark about bread making appears as a side line.
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Clearlake
Steuben County
Asor
Dampsraby
C. A. O. McClellan
Congress
LaGrange
Westminster Seminary
Fort Wayne
Quinlan inquest delays as family hires attorney
Coroner Wagner nears completion of an inquest into Quinlan's death but keeps it open several days. The family of the deceased has enlisted Henry N. Spaan to aid in identifying the shooter. Four men arrested were questioned. none knew Quinlan or each other. The coroner may rule the death accidental or unknown, while asserting Wise was not robbed and his tale is false.
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Wagner
Quinlan
Henry N. Spaan
J. W. Wise
Sir
Tugs. Gay
Wise
Travis Family Clashes With Police Board Over Wagon Duty
In Pennsylvania a dispute arose as Charley Travis, a patrol wagon driver, urged more support as wagon crews were overworked. His father, who earns a superintendent’s salary, reportedly aided the effort, leading to the appointment of a new official. Charley earns $60 monthly. a rival, Gilcer Hogan, held a similar role but left.
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Charifie
Lescie
Forsil 4& Co
Travis
Charley Travis
Wegon
Hie
Pa Travis
Gilcer Hogan
Charley
Icicle
Question at Gunnery Table Clarifies Quinlan Killing
A minister's table discussion asks how Quinlan could be killed if police fired into the air. A lad proposes the death by firing into the heir due to Quinlan's parents, solving the riddle with a blunt suggestion.
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Quinlan
Weetnaer Indiana Local Forecast For Sept 4
Light rain expected in the evening and night with warmer followed by cooler temperatures. Forecast covers Bey Didiatapolis area and vicinity for 8 a m Thursday Sept 4 with showers during the night and little temperature change.
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Weetnaer
Indiana
Bey Didiatapolis
Lawyer Takes Case to Halt Electrocution of Japanese Murderer
New York on September 3 4 1 Sherman attorney for Westinghouse seeks to stay the execution of Schlick Jupigo the Japanese killer awaiting the electric chair. He aims to overturn the sentence and halt the planned electrocution.
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New York
Sherman
Westinghouse
Seminler
Schlick Jupigo
Hhis
Turbulent Sports Gossip From Tuesday League Scores
A crowded Tuesday in regional leagues shows Rochester, Louisville, Syracuse, Toledo, Baltimore, and Columbus posting varied results. Indications of league realignment surface as discussions hint at a Players' league folding into the American association with cross city franchises and Sunday games.
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Brotherhood
Gistiath Browning
Rochester
Louisville
Syracuse
Toledo
Battimore
Columbus
Cleveland
Burg
Elisro
New York
Indianapolis
Stevie
Hampden Park
Springfield
Soudan
Hemming
Ward
Brooklyns
Cleagus
Boston
Chicago
Phila-delphis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Philadelphia
A. E. Lumsden
Dartford
Kluge
Seele
Fessenden
Nagle
Chiecezo
Philadelphia Dispatch
Rike Kally
Buck Ewing
Jimmy Ryan
John Montgomery Ward
Ned Hanlon
National League
Ers
Players’ League
American Association
Tluba
Assatiation
Association Clube
Pew Association
Monmtin
City Attorney Supports Street Car Tax Clause Defense
The city attorney asserts the street car ordinance is clear and true, insisting the proviso allows the gross earnings tax in lieu of other levies. He notes ambiguity about who must agree on transfer pricing and warns the transfer system could be ended by a simple disagreement over transfer car location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Wheat
Taylor
Toa
Hysteria Grips 14 Year Old in Baltimore Case
In Baltimore on September 3 a strange hysteria case emerges as 14 year old Charles Saunders experiences convulsions thoughts of being a dog and later a cat after the death of Harry Abbott. Doctors foresee recovery though episodes require multiple hold-downs. Also mourns elderly Alexander Sorden in Parrington Maryland, famed Levy Court clerk aged 85.
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Baltimore
Charles Hdgar Sauncere
Harry Abbott
Baltimore & Potomas
Fulton Ave
Charles Saunders
Abbott
Young Saunders
Hes
Alexander Sorden
Parrington
Carolina County
Maryyland
Page Leads Vermont Governor Race in Early Returns
At 9 am Wednesday returns from 156 towns show Page the Republican leading governor candidate with 9,816 over Democrat Bigham. Projected totals suggest Page would reach a 13,060 majority with a 24,000 Democratic gain in the remaining towns, and Democrats gain 24 seats in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Page
Bigham
Largest sailing vessel afloat slips from Glasgow port
A 3,750 ton ship is noted as the largest sailing vessel afloat slipping from Glasgow on Tuesday. Various scattered items include Ashland Wisconsin cloud burst, Oklahoma capital question, a missing boy found dead with a throat cut on an Ohio river shanty boat, a stage robbery near Susanville California, Vermont election gains for Democrats, a New York and Philadelphia railroad incident, a Moncton, New Brunswick case of brown paper consumption, flood notes on the Adda river, and a Syracuse house fire involving Winnie Davis fiancé.
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Ashland
Wis
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Billy Moore
Susanville
Cal
Vermont
N. Y
Mayevilla
Wen Lyons
Etta Simpson
Moncton
N. B
Adda
Old Country
Honce
Wilkinson
Winnie Davis
Syracure
Lowman
Democrat
Beckham
Eta
Orangeburn County
S. C
Lowmen
Heckham
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D’arville Sunderly
Halton
D’arville
Blanche Goodwin
W. Fourth-st
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Burpea
Littiedairi
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Lins
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Ek Press
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Wang
TRE Ovinlan Care
Herg
Turks OF Sporting Lips
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