Gold Democrats eye Hill and noise over Indiana figures
The Indiana campaign scene centers on David B Hill and Cleveland letter indorsements. Governors, election commissioners, and party factions swirl as Bynum, Kern, McCullough, and Pickens maneuver positions. Speakers from Schmidt to Schurz slated for early fall amid a heated silver and sound money battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
McCullough
Dfolt
Gov. Matthews
Paris
Finch
Pickens
Kern
Martin
Mr. Pickens
Brookside Ave Accident Injures Baby in Runaway Wagon
A Brookside avenue incident left baby Lelia Keller perhaps fatally injured when a runaway horse from Grocer Pressley’s wagon crashed from Stoughton avenue. The child was thrown forward, wheels passed over her head, and she suffered a broken collarbone in the chaos. The wagon had been left unhitched and was spooked by a lawn mower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Keller
Muitule
Telia
Mr. Keller
Brookside-ave
Stoughton-ave
Fire destroys barn contents at Ayres home on N Delaware
A Sunday blaze at the Ayres residence on N Delaware Street destroyed three horses five vehicles including a coupe stanhope victoria alsurvey and a cart. The basement and hay on the second floor were saved. The fire, possibly incendiary, caused several thousand dollars in loss with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
N. Delaware St
Stanhope
Marion club to escort Senator Thurston to Tomlinson hall
A timetable note outlines the Marion club plan to escort Senator Thurston from Denison to Tomlinson hall on Monday evening. The state fair remains open evenings Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday for visitors.
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HW. H. Buscher
Virginia Ave
Marion Club
Thurston
Denison
Tomlinson Hall
Wreck tragedy as captain and mate kill themselves at sea
The Italian bark Monte Tabor struck Peaked Bar rocks near Mass ensuring a brutal capsize. The captain shot himself, the mate cut his throat and died in the sea as the crew of twelve suffered devastation. Some survivors were rescued at Peaked Hill life saving station. Other bodies were recovered near Raree Point including one with a throat cut.
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Thghland Light
Mass
U. P
Monte Tabor
Des
Woman Attempts Suicide With Morphine At Virginia Home
Mrs Anne Mating of TV Virginia are attempted to kill herself Saturday night by drinking morphine from a beer glass after an argument with her husband W KL Menning. Two friends dined with her and watched as she drank the tainted beverage, but doctors saved her after about three hours of urgent care.
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Anne Mating
Virginia-are
W. KL Menning
The New Block Store Opens in Old Eastman Site
The Wm Th Block company opened a department store in a new six story building replacing the Eastman site. Schleicher & Tee establish the store which houses a vast stock from rolling pins to clothing and satin dresses. The basement shows crockery while first floor offers gents’ furnishings and fabrics and the upper floors hold reserve stock. The building is praised as the best lighted and ventilated in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Th Block Company
Eastman. Schleicher & Tee
Will Be Brought to Time and Persimmon Brigade Reunion
State board of education warned against using Ginn and Co histories until revisions are approved after discovering non compliance. A Persimmon Brigade reunion marks the tenth annual gathering with meetings, dinner, and speakers listed. The Tabernacle remains without a pastor though a committee reviews several candidates with a decision expected in October.
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State Board of Education
Ginn & Co
Montgomery
Makepeace
Indianapolis
Persimmon Brigade
Indiana
Criminal Court Room
Mansur Hall
2. T. Baum
Paris
J.T. Layman
M. M. Adams
Greenfield
Rev
A. Murphy
Greensburg
R.W. Carrison
Lebanon
Henry B. Sayler
Huntington
Smiley N. Chambers
Robert Denny
W. W. Robbins
Rondthaler
Tabernacle
Church
Local Woman Attempts Suicide After Domestic Troubles
Mary Waynes of the Ryan block at the Indiana avenue and New York street corner attempted to take her life by swallowing eight grains of morphine Saturday night. Distressed by marital troubles, she was attended to by Dr. Vannatta from the City dispensary after seven hours of careful work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Waynes
Ryan Block
Indiana-ave
New York St
Vannatta
Druggist Arrested Over Oxalic Acid Death Confusion
Brooklyn case details a druggist charged after a chemist mistake caused the death of a prominent German community leader. Witnesses describe the daughter unable to pronounce oxalic acid, delaying clarifying the poison's identity. The coroner filed a warrant as authorities probe the mix up and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebolal
Stelk Benefit Society
Aurie
Pimitrinand
Meholdi
Meboaldi
Sunie Ateboldt
Nason
Thought Transmissions and a Father’s Retrieval in Indianapolis
Theodore Stevens a cooper and former Indianapolis police officer pursued his two daughters Nettie and Kittie who fled Cincinnati to Indianapolis to find him. The sisters boarded a freight train toward Indianapolis and after resting on a curb were found by a patrolman and sent to the police station. Stevens later retrieved them at the station promising to rent a horse for their care, while Nettie and Kittie who accompany him were placed with the Rescue Home.
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Theodore Stevens
Indiana
Poliee Force
Cilia
Witte
Wyame
Nettie Revuohls
Codianapolis
Netlie
Kittie
Cay
Stevens
Tlang Waters
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Arnolds
Rescue Home
Woman sues Justice Sears over vaudeville contract judgment
Mrs Jennie Trumphries of the Root garden vaudeville company accuses Justice Sears of allowing the group to leave town without collecting a court judgment for board. An earlier execution failed as baggage could not be seized. a second canvas led to the release of Willis, while Trumphries seeks a judgment against Sears for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Trumphries
Root Garden Vaudeville Company
Iampire
Willis
Forecast for Indianapolis Area for 36 Hours Ends Sep 15
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fair, cooler conditions with increasing cloudiness and occasional rain. Monday night expected to be fair, with Tuesday also fair. Temperature at noon Monday was 51 degrees and rose to 87 by 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tough on West Baden official aids in diphtheria fight
Secretary Hlarty travels to West Baden to help stamp out several cheac cases of malignant diphtheria. citizens sent for him to bolster containment efforts.
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West Baden
Hlarty
Li Kung Chang Receives Vancouver Welcome
Wire report notes Li Kung Chang arrived in Vancouver British Columbia on Sunday to a large reception from Chinese residents and local officials. The item highlights the welcome and the significance of the visit amid wartime reporting.
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Li Kung Chang
Vancouver
B. C
Sudmunds
Berwyn
Chicago
McKinley
Havana
Silas Huffman
Far Hills
N. J
Joseph L Fisher dies at 48 Huron Street home
Former Indianapolis street commissioner Joseph L Fisher died at his residence 48 Huron Street shortly after 1 a.m. Monday after kidney trouble and exhaustion from a last week operation. He was almost 90 and had long served Marion County and Indianapolis in public roles. He leaves a widow and son Ezra Morton of Washington D C with interment planned at Crown Hill.
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Huron-st
Joseph Ll. Fisher
Fisher
Maze
Marion County
Indianapolis
Politi
Rhe
Is Thex
Southport
Huron St
Caleb S. Denny
Ezra Morton
Washington, D.C
Benj. T. Pisher
T. J. McCallum
J. J. McCallum
Hoyiave
Crown Hill
Busy week for Maj. McKinley in Canton
Delegations arrive early as Maj. McKinley begins speeches Monday at 1 o'clock and plans to continue through Saturday evening. A wool growers and businessmen group from Harrison County Ohio travels from Cadiz Kent to Canton, greeted by Canton mounted troop at Mel Winies's residence. Local farmers greet McKinley with hearty cheers as LD Hollingsworth speaks for the delegation.
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Canton
U. P
Maj. McKinley
Garrison County
Ohio
Cadiz
Kent
Juriss
John A. Bingham
Harrison County
Canton Mounted
Maj
Mel Winies
Maj. McAkinley
Lharrison County
Eix
Aa. Hollingsworth
Mr. McKinley
State Board Issues School Health Rules For Cleanliness
The Indiana State board of health issues guidelines for public schools to prevent illness. They require thorough cleaning and weekly disinfection of desks, prohibition of buckets in favor of large tanks, use of cups, paper tablets, daily collection and sterilization of pens, and a 65 to 70 degree classroom temperature. Spitting is banned and diseased children are barred until cleared by authorities.
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Hoaard of Health
Douglas C. Ramsey
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Ferguson
Local Board of Health
State Board
Indianapoli
Coffin Faces Sentence and Pardon Bid in Indianapolis
Francis Coffin faces a Monday sentencing in Indianapolis by Judge Baker over alleged complicity in the wrecking of the Indianapolis National Bank. A Cleveland presidency pardon petition circulating in the city has influential support, while Coffin’s fate hinges on a potential pardon or prison term if refused. Marshal Hawkins has not heard from Coffin, who is likely in New York en route to Indianapolis this week.
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Mditor Isherwood
Delphi Journal
Indianapolis
Joe Cheadle
Cheadle
Congress
Landis
the Times
Isherwood
Cheadie
A. Hendricks
Mr. Cheadle
Francis Coffin
Baker
Cleveland
Coffin
Indianapolis National Bank
Marshal Hawkins
Stabbing Follows Birthday Row at Greenfield Foundry
Sunday evening at the Greenfield stove works in Wisconsin Phan Emmert and William Cox quarreled about an insult to a wife. Cox drew a knife and stabbed Emmert in the leg and back, causing two deep wounds. Emmert lies critically ill at the Corman house as doctors fear the injuries may be fatal.
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Cox
Feartodl
Kimmert
Corman House
Plumbers dispute over supply houses and association control
A few plumbers claim supply houses refuse to furnish materials unless plumbers join their association. President McGauly says such claims come from those with bad credit or unpaid bills and that supply houses will sell to reliable buyers. Secretary Wilcox says the truth should be told, noting the 28H association meets annually and other routine details follow.
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Plumbers’ Association
McGauly
STN
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Ami
Wilcox
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Bynum
New York
John Wern
Sheehan
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Hill
Wolfert
Frank Burke
Foud
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Oliver Reveuk
Cleves Tagul
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Khown
Kearce Tanner
Rourke Cockran
Tryan
Fort Wayne
Ducktwalte
John P. Irish
California
Lehman
Missouri
Lawler and Cutcheon
Minnesota
Carl Schurz
Nsville
William Everitt
Rufus M. Wee
Logansport
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Dickens
John A. Finch
Louisville
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Thomas Taggart
Jas
Murdoch
D. F. Allen
John FE. Lam
Fillandis
R. O. Hawkins
Election Board
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Jimiiteach
Mr. Kern
Silverites
Eleciion Board
Keen
Loursville
Democratic Party
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Frank J. Tolin
Tron
Taylor
Mort Wood
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Tolin
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Tim Griffin
Bryan
State House
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Massachusetts Ave
Board of Works
Broad Ripple
David C. Phillips
T. M. Phillips
Orange St
Hattie Phillips
Women's Reform School
Taggart
August Kuhn
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Campana
Dr. Wilson
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M.-C. Pa
Dragoh Meboldt
Schwiebischen Engerbund
Brooklyn
Cannasttater Sick Denetit Society
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Sia
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Judge Baker
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