Dead heat at Newby Oval races features Taylor and Kimble
A large Thursday night crowd witnessed the one-third mile national championship run to a dead heat between Taylor and Kimble with Kramer close behind. Courts will decide if a rematch occurs before prize money is paid as two judges favored Taylor and three tied.
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Leander
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Dayton Flyer
Lean
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Portland
Ore
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Indianapolis
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Newark
N. J
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Dayton
Major Taylor
Worcester
Mass
J. B. Bowler
Chicago
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Louisville
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L. O. Watson
Freeman
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George Leander
Charles Donovan
Eugene Holloway
Watson
Ed Steinmetz
J. Steinmetz
Olney Eyes White House as 1904 reshuffle looms
Chicago dispatch notes ex-Secretary Olney's pledge to support Bryan keeps political attention. Republicans say Olney aims to align with party leaders for 1904 reorganization and to counter Bryan foe J Sterling Morton. Some Democrats fear Cleveland’s possible announcement, while others doubt Olney’s flop claim.
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Congressman Overstreet
Republican Committee
Palmer
Buckner
Massachusetts
Gold Democrats name executive committee and set HQ move
National chairman Tracey and National secretary Frenzel announced a new executive committee after a London conference. They will open national headquarters in Indianapolis, with Frenzel to locate the office, and an active campaign with assigned speakers and dispersed literature. Tracey will travel between New York and Indianapolis for headquarters work.
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Minois
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Iowa
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Michigan
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Ohio
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Georgia
Gordon Woodbury
New Hampshire
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Wisconsin
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Indianapolis
Crooked dealings of a councilman in Goshen
Goshen Indiana September 7. County commissioners and creditor William Whetten expose that Councilman Byron B Brothers left town August 14 amid debt over 6000 dollars. He borrowed 314 to 1000 dollars from friends, traded on the board of trade, lost heavily, and sold wheat stored for farmers before a May 2 fire at his Paris elevator six miles south. He promised repayment from insurance, transferred his Goshen residence to brother Albert to cover debts, and is now missing with creditors clamoring.
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William Whetten
Byron B. Brothers
Brothers
Board of Trade
Paris
Albert
Eckels Seeks Lyons Bryan Against Bryan Jolt
Chicago September 1 James Eckels controller of the currency under President Cleveland issues a detailed pamphlet through the Republican National Committee to explain why he will not support William J Bryan. He faults Bryans views and alleged race prejudice arguing his oratory and political ambition harm labor and defy American principles.
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Chicago
James Eckels
Republican National Committee
Wm. J
Dispensary Matron Awakened by Intruder Hidden in Closet
Mrs Elizabeth Cronnin 509 West Vermont Street city dispensary matron was roused about 1230 AM Friday by a man entering her room He fled when she lit the gas jumping out a window where he had hidden in a closet.
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Elizabeth Cronnin
Vermont St
City Dispensary
State Treasurer’s Report Shows August Treasury Balance
State treasurer Levy's August statement shows $768,699.65 in the treasury on Sept. 1 with $1,659.27 outstanding warrants. August disbursements were $155,056.60.
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Treasury
Wild Strawberry Extract Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement urges readers to keep Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry in the home medicine chest to counter sudden cholera infantum summer diarrhoea and dysentery with a simple remedy.
CITY MARKETS PRICE LIST FOR INDIANAPOLIS PROVISIONS
Indianapolis market report lists prices for meats vegetables fruits nuts and canned goods. It details hams bacon lard and sausage costs as well as fresh produce including potatoes beans onions and cabbage plus canned fruits and fish prices and assorted groceries spices tea and coffee notes. The long list records wholesale and retail price points across many items and includes butter oats flour and oils.
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Ridgewood
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal
Windsor
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