Reid at Canton Press Meet Tackles Silver, Debt and Party
White Law Reid denounces free silver as a corrupting policy and warns Ohio editors the nation must reject it. He argues the eighth commandment cannot be overridden by popular vote and calls out attempts to pack the Supreme Court and nullify contracts. Emory Smith then discusses politics and journalism.
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Receiver for Tl. N. A. & CL railroad debated in Investor
The United States Investor explains the Monon line’s strong finances were dragged down by the Beattyville road debt. It notes Vice President Carson, now deceased, helped back the Beattyville guarantee for $100000, tying the two lines. Courts recently held the Monon liable for Beattyville debts, prompting a receiver bid to convene in October amid county poor farm rebuilding and fire safety concerns.
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Monon
Carson
Kentucky
Menon
Louisville
Beattyville
Wence
Missing Cincinnati lover linked to Indianapolis bride
An Indianapolis woman seeks help locating C John Arnold, once involved with her 16 year old daughter Jace and slated to wed on Sept 4. The Cincinnati Tribune reports Arnold visited Indianapolis months ago, then fled, claiming ties to a Duckworth club. Police traced his movements to Reynolds salon and a Broad street boarding house, while Mrs Butterworth pursues the bridal plans.
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Stoses
Siloem
Courtest
Jesur Vine
Crim
Brodidivas
Through the Asphalt The Trenches for These Conduits Are Dug
Central union telephone company begins underground wiring project in downtown. Crews dig a four by two foot trench on Penn Wythe Street using paired tools to cut asphalt and remove concrete. Workers coordinate to minimize street downtime while preparing conduits for wires.
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Water Company
Bryan Nomination Reception Tracks a Homecoming
William Jennings Bryan returns to Lincoln after Chicago nomination. Crowds greet him at depot and on D Street as Lincoln’s honored visitor plans a Tuesday address at the state house. Enthusiastic locals, officials, and Silver party members join the welcome.
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Nebraska
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Ohio
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Jones Family Dispute Over Missing Children Revealed
The article reports W. C. Jones stating that his uncle Lewis Jones' former wife has written from Indianapolis to locate her children after 20 years. He claims she misrepresented the separation, noting the uncle left her several times due to her actions and took her back on promises of better behavior.
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Lewis Jones
Indianapolis
W. C. Jones
Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented for fee
A local service advertises cleaning and cementing leaky cisterns for 31.50. Contact I. Butts at 133 Ind. Ave or call the listed phone for the job. Includes a note to feed your horse and mentions Dustless Cats.
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Ind.ave
Mrs Grace Six Claims Sixth Wife of Allen Six
Grace Six, claiming to be the sixth living wife of Allen Six, arrived in Fort Scott after an 83 mile drive and led to the arrest of Six on bigamy charges. He was found hiding and secretly taken from jail to Girard to prevent release by legal proceedings. Three other women in Pond Creek Frontenac Walkers, Mo, also claim wives and are involved.
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Miss Margret Ingels Stumps For Bryan In Putis Kas
Miss Margret Ingels of Putis Kas addresses a large audience Monday. Clad in a dark blue costume she argues for Tirren and free silver, claiming silver as money of history and the constitution. She asserts free coinage would bring work, cheap coal and flour, and predicts Bryan’s election and a boy president. Ingels plans to stump the entire state.
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Ingels
Young Richmond Boys Arrested for Petit Larceny
Orris Moore and Omer Williams, two Richmond youths, were charged with petit larceny after Williams sold fake medicine named Wood's sarsaparilla to Mrs Zevelda Pomeroy. Moore failed to change a $5 bill, was sent to fetch change, and both boys were later released into their fathers' custody with a lesson learned.
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Omer Wiliams
Richmond
Williams
Wood
Shortridge Divorce Trial Details Marital Turmoil
The Shortridge divorce case opens in court with Mrs. Shortridge alleging abuse and infidelity by William C. Shortridge, who counters with a cross-complaint accusing her of misconduct. She recalls threats, insults, and farm disputes, including a startling letter and a night of forced bed mats, while he faces claims of mistreatment and constant accusations of other partners. The couple, once at 2 N Pennsyt Vanitaest, later on a Southwert farm, separated in October, with the farm lease to George Russell followed by an assault on him after he assumed possession.
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Southwert
Shortridge
Ife
Ohio
Moorm
Ben Mack
Russell
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area ends Sept 9
Worecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 26 hours ending p.m. Sept 9: warmer, increasing cloudiness and occasional showers, Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Sons of Veterans Gather for Louisville Encampment
Wire notes a Louisville encampment of Sons of veterans opening Wednesday amid festive city decoration. A stray line mentions ex Secretary Hoke Smith aides sending a gift to him and a Chicago event where Bryan received a vase as attendees dispersed souvenirs.
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Interior Department
Washington
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Chicago
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Benjamin Garcia
Redwood City
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