Democrats Unite On the County Ticket Campaign
The Marion county Democrats unite to fight corruption allegations against current county leadership. They plan a strong campaign with organized efforts, aiming to reorganize the party, energize precinct workers, and field a solid slate led by Former Judge Theo dore Davis as chairman. They target key races including prosecutor Benedict and treasurer Robison, hoping to win multiple offices and boost party harmony after years of factional strife.
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Marion County
Tur
Anld
Bem
Holtzman-Head
Democrats
Tag- Bart-hanning Democrats
Ed Little
Joe Beil
Organiaa- Vol
Inbaret
Faitty
Hillarion
Theodore. Davis
James E. Berry
Davis
Berry
Benedict
Menedley
Metzger
David E. Sherrick
Bryson
Hookwaller
Thisda
Robison
Gayi Fdate
Frank D. Stuinaker
Fishback
Hickel
Bir
Clay
Sourbler
Jidge Gavin
Overstreet
Girl Assassin Faces Death in Petersburg
A Petersburg report describes a young woman condemned for revolution ties who died on the scaffold. She reportedly spoke loyalty to the cause, cried long live social revolution, and sent a final note from the gallows via a photo left with her sister.
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Kerippe-McRae
Petersburg
Milo
Zenalde Konopluinikova
Isaasin
Sin
Wis
Wwe
Meath
Tod 154th Indiana Infantry reunion hosts Schell speech
The Tod 154th Indiana Infantry association held its reunion at the statehouse on Thursday with Dr. Charles Edward Schell of Camden as a Republican candidate for representative. Scholl fought for the Confederacy four years, deserted to join the Union, led a company, and shared a tale of his service in both armies. Col Frank Whitcox, commander of the regiment, was present and thanked by veterans. Whitcox lives in Champaign, UK, and had met with his former unit for a year.
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Tod 154Th Indiana Infantry Association
Statehouse
Charles Edward Schell
Camden
Ind
Scholt
Nelson Challenges Gans in Goldfich Style Bout
Chicago report states Nelson with Hilly Nolan issued a formal challenge to Joe Gans for a rematch on the same terms as the previous Goldfeld contest, with a side bet of 10,000 dollars and a winner-take-all purse potentially around 90,000 dollars if Gans accepts, setting up a high stake fight in Chicago.
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Scrippe
Nelson
Gunz
Gann
Democrats Hold Pike Township Convention at New Augusta Schoolhouse
The Pike town Democrats convened at the New Augusta schoolhouse on Thursday afternoon to nominate a full township ticket for local offices. The gathering aimed to unify candidates and rally support ahead of the upcoming elections.
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Pike
New Augusta
Longworth quits secretary post in policy holders group
Cincinnati September 13 Cane grdsman Longworth resigns as secretary of the International Policy holders association as Insurance resorts privately Grant Clay, maker of artificial tooth, with New York Dental Co. 14 years with Delaware company. Little minister cigar advertised. Accordion plating firm ads run at Paon and Wash locations.
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Sevippe-McHae
Grant Clay
Ebourteen Yeata
New York
Delawarest
Man Found Dead Under Bridge Near Barthave Railway Crossing
A middle aged unidentified man was found Thursday under a trestle at the Barthave elt railway crossing. He was taken to the city dispensary and placed in the morgue. He wore PHS and street car tickets, had no visible injuries except a severe head wound, and the coroner has not yet opened an inquest to determine the cause of death.
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Barthave
Wity
Rhea and Officials Trial Over 1903 Teamsters Strike
In Chicago on September 12 Cornelius B. Rhea and eight other Imhor association officials faced trial for conspiracy linked to the 1903 teamsters strike. The prosecution predicts the case may take under a year and cost about $200,000, alleging acts to safeguard Montgomery Ward & Co business.
Union of Cripples to Parade in Chicagonext Sunday
The world’s only cripples union plans a march in Chicago next Sunday. The group will include one armed and one legged men who operate railroad switches and raise signals at crossings. About 1,200 principle workers, earning a living by acting as train switch tenders, complain of exploitation due to their disabilities. They seek shorter hours and higher pay.
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Scrippa-Mexac
Chicago
Rai
Dagmee
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Federal Jobs
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for deputy shipping clerks and commissioners across Pacific coastal points, with salaries from 3900 to 4900 per year. A vacancy for a general mechanic at Navajo Agency, Arizona offers 4900 annually. For details, contact the issuing office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Navajo Agency
Arizona
Muhouse
Men Plunged on Glacier Saved by Rope in Nine Hour Ordeal
Four Alpine climbers were swept onto a glacier near St Michael France last Saturday. One died from injuries and exposure after nine hours hanging from a rope, rescued by Marge who fought to save the others. The rope wedged in a cleft miraculously kept the men from falling into a crevasse. Questo pleaded to be cut free but the rope held until relief arrived. The remaining climbers recovered.
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Kertopn-Sehae Preas
Michael
Sturtien
France
Marge
Dame of Questo
Questo
Indiana national team shines at Seagiet event
Adv Gen Oran Perry returned from a rifle range at Seagiet Nod and praised the Indiana team for finishing twenty seventh among forty two. He noted the Indians faced strong competitors from the world and the U S army and navy, and said the Anguittes themselves credit only.
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Oran Perry Han
Seagiet
Ryan the Ten
Indiana
United States Army
Navy
Perry
Anguittes
Budget 15 Growing Threatens City Levy Increase
City Controller George Hreuniz nears completion of the 1907 expense estimates and plans to submit to Mayor Charles A Bookwalter on Thursday or Friday. Though no official word is given, the budget is expected to be so large that an increase in the city levy from five cents may be deemed necessary.
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George Hreuniz
Charles
T Iw
Asson's New Bank to Open in City and State
The H. B. Wanson company moves to establish a separate state bank of deposit with capital stock of 23000. Articles filed with the secretary of state show H P Wauson Edward L Mee Frederick W Wasson Grace McKee and Charles F Schrimshher owning shares. The bank, intended for customers and friends, will operate with store hours and avoid handling deposits in the main business.
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4. PB. Wanson Company
Tnas Department Micro Bank
H. B. Wanson Company
Edward L. Meee
Frederick W. Wasson
Grace McKee
Charles F. Schrimshher
Frm
Mgr
Whagon
Ely
C P Morton Memorial Service Details Pending
The Oliver P Morton memorial event is scheduled for November with time and program to be announced in a few days. Local officials urge community attendance at this tribute.
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C. P. Morton
Oliver P. Morton
Een
Sauday
Touching appeal to police helps missing daughter home
A Danville Indiana mother Mrs H Jarrett wrote Chief Robert Metzger detailing her daughter Mabel Viking, 16, last seen in Indianapolis. The son of a widow, Mrs Jarrett sought help as funds ran out. Metzger provided railroad fare and arranged the girl's return, paying the fare to bring her home from a loving but desperate plea. Jewelry and watches advertised at low prices follow in the notice.
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Robert Metzger
H. Jarrett
Danville
Ind
Jarrett
Maryring
Mabel Viking
Indianapolis
Xatft the
Marketler
Meteger
Arrest of Two Men on Loitering Charge at Union Station
Detectives Morgan and Kinney arrested James Conner and L. Wagner from Chicago and Frankfort Ind for loitering after they arrived on an early train. One man entered a saloon near Union Station while the other visited a barber shop. The pair claimed to be winners. detectives had been watching for pickpockets and believed they trapped a possible crime.
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James Conner
L. Wagner
Chicaga
Frankfort
Ind
Morgan and Kinney
Union Station
Taloon
Comranion
Almainst
Maryland
Js. Lo Wagner
Conner
Ang
Conor
Wagner
News in Brief From Around the World
Aggregated dispatches report murders at Tombs prison in New York and a fatal clash near Ranchuela in Havana. Berlin notes Prince Albrecht of Prussia and a apoplexy death. Kentucky and Montana items cover a mine incident and a millionaire’s marital history. Philadelphia, St Petersburg, Wilmington, and Chicago briefs touch on crimes, rail, real estate, police, streetcar investment, and local arrests.
Man Impersonates Agents to Collect Rent in city
A man posing as an agent for John Spann & Co collected rents from several tenants. He accepted $2 from a colored family near a residence and signed receipts as Henderson for the Rotored family and Nichols for tenants on Minnourdeat. The incident involves unknown amounts and targets multiple local renters.
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John
Spann & Co
Pennsylvaniast
Terre Haute Justice Church Indicted for Misappropriation
Terre Haute Ind February 1 Grand jury indicted Justice A W Church on a $400 misappropriation charge. Attorney General Mil ters secured the indictment after Church allegedly approved a transaction.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Justices of the Peace
A.W. Church
Milters
Church
Peee
Navy Secretary hastens 10 see the president on Cuba crisis
Secretary of the Navy departed for New York to confer with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay about Cuba. The Fourteenth and Twenty-first Batteries, now at Fort Benjamin Harrison, may be sent to Cuban waters rather than march to Michigan City. The batteries, among the best equipped, could be dispatched for active field service if needed.
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Scrippe-McNee Frees Association
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Docaparte
New York
Roosevelt
Rebels March on Havana as U S forces weigh
Reports from Havana Sept 1 describe insurgents massing from south and west to seize the capital. The arrival of the U S cruiser Denver intensifies the crisis and signals potential intervention. Generals Cantilio and Albert lead about 300 insurgents ten miles south as fighting nears the city.
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United States
Denver
Ghia
Towaneea
Dever
Marietta
Cleafuegon
Vesowurgenta
Elateen
Cantilio
Cot Albert
Lamada
Havana
Castiilo
Albert
Palma Sends Word as Warships Move Toward Havana
Washington and Havana reports allege President Palma ordered warships to the Cuban capital. The cruiser Denver lies at Havana harbor near Palma’s palace, raising concerns for the president’s personal safety.
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Roowever
Cubs
Palma
Denver
Havana
Mm Cage
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