Readied Letter from Carlisle at Louisville Meeting
Long article notes that a Carlisle letter will be read at the Louisville notification gathering Saturday night. It describes cabinet invitations, shifting loyalties within the Democratic factions, and hints at moves to nominate state and congressional tickets. It also covers Indiana party meetings, Voorhees’ possible defeat, and Pickens letter proposing John A. Vioch for election board seat.
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Cleveland
Louisville
David B. Will
Democratic Party
Hill
New York
Tammany
New York Statesman
Carlisle
Sound Money
National Democracy
Indianapolis
Indiana
Daniel W. Voorhees
Matthews
Voorhees
Baits Mourtne Martin
Putmantoumta
Muttram
Montgomery
Owen
Owen Coulty
Owen Circuit Court
State Central Committee
Vic
Tle
Wallace
McCullough
Tragic Death of Thomas Ross Hit by Train in North Indianapolis
Report of an investigation into the death of Thomas Ross a blind man struck by a Southbound Big Four train near Tata and Shoemaker streets in North Indianapolis. Witnesses recount Ross leaving a streetcar intoxicated asking to go to Alansville, being helped to the depot, and may have mistaken a passing train for his own leading to fatal injuries.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Ross
de Oetives Kitiney
Thornton
Ross
Tata and Shoemaker Srs
Zaiousville
Mays
Hitzelberger
Mars
Leff Kilon
Tie
Rose
Roses
Alansville
W. Washington St
Police hunt for Wm Druley after alleged horse thefts
The police seek Wm Druley once released on July 28 after a grand larceny indictment. He is accused of stealing a horse and bogey from Goodlin and Davenport on 42 Oak St and driving the buggy to the south part of the city for a trade. The buggy and cart are missing. Detectives say he laughed at officers after release.
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Wm. Druley
Goodlin & Davenport
Drijey
Larveeny
Ibn
Hart
A& Wirel
Drutey
Bucey
Is It a Freeze-Out Over Underground Wires
The Postal Telegraph shows no trench arrangements with Central Union yet. Central Union races to lay conduits as Phoenix and Western Union plan to rent space. Central will start cables next spring. A Phoenix franchise dispute fuels council accusations of bad faith amid delays. In a separate incident Maggie Curl and Essie Whitfield allege Willa Moore threatened them with a bottle. Moore claims the two men were in her yard and she was discharged after explanation.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Central Union
Central Union Company
Postal Company
Central Company
Western Union
Central
Phoenix Telephone Company
Phoenix
Maggie Curl
Chesapeake-st
Issie Whitfield
Missouri-st
Willi Moore
Willa
Wadler
AUN
Ardeth
Indiana
Tor
Berg
Sle
Taoda Sa
Pearkst
Byers
Flesenny
Chicago
Capt. Wright
Feas
Capt Wright
Road show travels to Maine after Lincoln stop
Bryan leaves Lincoln Nebraska Friday on a southern tour and plans to finish at Sewall home in Maine around September 20. Ancestral heirs of John Jones claim 640 acres in central New York City. Little Eva Toomey of Rochester New York is killed by a streetcar after noon while racing the car. A mob in Washington County Kentucky destroys toll gates and warns keepers of possible lynchings if renewed. Will Shinall of Hackertown Georgia shoots Batty Buck and is then killed by Buck who dies later.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Sewall
Maine
John Jones
New York City
Gotham
Eva Toomey
Rochester
N. Y
Washington County
Kentucky
Will Shinall
Hackertown
Batty Buck
Buck
Shinall
Pension Brings Joy To Indianipolis Widow After Long Wait
Mrs Niewers Shaffer, long noted in Indianipolis as a baker, finally receives a widow’s pension and back pay. Her son relates the loss of her husband decades ago, her struggle to support children, and the relief the pension provides as she contemplates the future.
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Indianipolis
Local City Notes and Crime Report From Week
A fragmentary local page notes weather in Isaeloek and a spike of robberies. It records a theft at a Senator’s home during a poker game and identifies suspects including Warder, leader of a gang of hooligans, plus items stolen such as trousers and a hat. Also mentioned is injuries and an arrest, with Milton Mats and Bobbs linked to the case. The report adds health updates on Dickson Hiyfi and others from White River area.
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Delaris Warder
Hoy Initelars
Tekei Ta Girisan
Lagel
Warnero
Ware C. Bobbs
Milton Mats
Centralaye
Wedding atop Soldiers' Monument Captivates City
William Byers and Ida May South wed on the top of the soldiers' monument in a ceremony led by Squire Hay with Gen. Robbins presiding. Guests included county officials, military aides, and city residents as Capt Wright offered blessings and the couple received a medal and vows atop the iconic structure.
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Dima Sievers
James
Stevens
Ble
Frank
Hlas
Misves Hal- He
Nello Jorce
Allan Vestal
Messrs
Hader
Schmidt
Spanti
Jevin Robbins
Geounter
Ars
Piper
Plice
Squire
Orie Buchanan
Squire Hay
William
Ida
Brandes
Robbins
Fair opens with races and exhibits exciting children crowd
All is ready for the fair with races and a wide agricultural and mechanical display._entries include top county horses and speed events, with four classes of vaudeville style races planned. Children’s day is set as a holiday with school schedules adjusted and railroads offering reduced rates for the event.
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Kennedy
Lottie Torrian Dearth O
Daly Wadters
Tumis
Filia
Cvide- Tidee
Blutel
Bape Tian
Sn Nelson
Jironia Ermaci
The
Alber
Wauklin
Baron Rogers
Dreords Sim
Yenis
Ela Meyer
Fieght
Withusserdt
Moat
Wrest
Leianavolis
Vaedie Begiainiage
Ame Reece SH
Timre Fyr
Sworld
Guad
Tein
Difiaens Raules
Bupt. Goss
Midtanae Dis
Center Township
Crowded city schools anticipate growth and delays
The Indianapolis school system opens Monday with about 76 000 pupils, 80 more than last year, despite only four new rooms added since last season. Delays push completion of two new builds to February due to funds, raising uncertainty about which districts will be most crowded.
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Burt. Goss
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Fifteenth Sts
Bryan in Kansas City Speeches Rally Laborers and Voters
William J Bryan arrived in Kansas City for two public addresses. He spoke to 10,000 workers in the bottoms and to about 25,000 at a grand gathering near Eleventh street and Grand avenue. He urged farmers and laborers to unite, warned against mils policy harming buyers, and emphasized voter turnout and the need for laws protecting the common citizen. He rode to St Louis after a brief reception.
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William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Kansas Cities
Lomet
Fridas
Iase
Dod
Republic
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Bryan
Ape
Coates House
Braakfnat
St. Louis
Cnrmner
Eleventh-st
Grandave
Tnion
St. Tenis
Tie
Hranswick
Salisbury
Adit
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Pickens
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Sound Money Democracy
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Nithalapolis
State Board of Election Commissioners
Snd
Central Committee
Tate
John A. Vfioch
State Board of Election
Samuel GC
Igirman
Phoenix Company
Jt Jno
M. Lilty
Nancy Shaffer
Pet Om
Ss Toners
Sanchinkgg
Surulay
Isaeloek
Young Bynum
Dickson Hiiyi
Wldl Ts Nam
Washington
White River
Ft.ail
City Life
Hardingest
West
W. . Stewart
Southport
Stewart
West Ind Merrillsts
John Smith
West Indianapolis Council
Keystone Gas Company
Thes
WM. Byers
Ida May Sooth
Briffest
Savardas
Wiliam Byers
Ita
Sun
Wright
Gils
Fie
Jim Stevens
Tieelak
Armel
Te Aesgels
Capa. Wright
Geervains
Aix
Rotight Priday
Broad Ripple
William Bradley
Frank Butts
Ind.-ave
Harewood
Grates
Jno
M. Lilly
Eleventh St
Grand-ave
Armour People
Mr. Tiryan
Aleciinley
Ap Plaunse
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