Thurston Campaign Speech Draws Record Indianapolis Crowd
Senator Thurston of Nebraska spoke at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis to a packed audience, with Republican escorts and a large turnout. He urged gold standard policy, warned against free silver, defended tariff policy, and stressed labor prosperity tied to capital and industry.
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Denison
Senator Thurston
Thurston
United States
Mexico
China
Japan
South America
Canada
Tao
Chicago
Holmes Evil Eye and Warned of Woes Tied to Holmes
H W Bullock cites a string of fatal incidents among Holmes associates, noting attorney J C McCaffrey died suddenly of heart disease and two jurors who convicted Holmes died after brief illnesses. He fears further misfortune for himself due to involvement with the infamous killer.
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H. W. Bullock
H.H. Holmes
J. C. McCaffrey
Holmes
Philadelphia
Hholmes
Mr. Bullock
Russell club forms under sound money democrats rule
The Russell club completed organization Monday night in a criminal court room with about one person present. John FR Wilson presided as temporary chairman, Samuel G Murray named permanent marshal, and officers elected including Louis Howland as president and McQuiddy as secretary. A constitution committee was appointed and speeches followed by John Dye and John Wilson.
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Sound Money Democrats
Criminal Court Room
John FR. Wilson
Samuel G. Murray
Louis Howland
Rank McQuiddy
WW. A. Sullivan
John R. Wilson
John T. Dye
Evans Woolen
John O'Connor
John ‘Ky. Dye
Ikansas
Conduitt
Lemcke
Palmer- Buckner
Russel Ciib
Aml
Myers
Palmer
Buckner
Bryan in Kentucky in the Country Towns to Hear Him Speak
W J Bryan campaigned through Kentucky with crowds under umbrellas as rain fell. He rode from Louisville to Frankfort on a special train, spoke at Emminence and other stations, urged free coinage and silver policy, and faced stead rain while audiences cheered. In Frankfort a crowd gathered at the capitol grounds as his train arrived and rain persisted into his brief address.
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United States
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Calico
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al Bryai
Thesdas
Frankfort
Bryain
Senator Blackingen
Coneeressmian Aten
Mississippi
Wentucky
Fen
Wat Hardin
Urey Woodson
Louisville
Lagrause
Mr. Bryan
Eminence
Mer. Bryan
Christianburg
Kentucky
W. J. Bryan
State Capitol
Capitol Grounds
Julian
Doa. m
Fusion Rumors Stir Indiana Campaign Amid Populist Realignments
A chaotic report from Indianapolis outlines factions forming around sound money Democrats and a possible fusion with the Populists. Mentions Marion and Allen counties, Perry township, and party leaders like Silas M. Shepard and John Wern. Note the election board changes and talk of a single electoral ticket, with Paterson predicting a unified approach despite unclear methods.
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Indiana
Billy’ Patterson
Watson
Mr. Patterson
Oil find at Broad Ripple spurs field development plan
Dr Light returning from New York reports a promising Broad Ripple oil discovery. He notes past gas fever eyeing oil, confirms ten-well sinking plan, believes the GH belt runs southward along the river, and says 400 of 2000 acres lie within the belt. Local capital could fund development if needed.
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Broad Ripple
Light
Indianapolis
Outlaws Shot Dead by Deputies After Long Hunt
Bart Thrasher and Doe Panther, infamous Bible courts outlaws tied to murders, moonshining, and counterfeit rings, were killed near Horse Creek by Deputies Henry Cole and James Ball. The capture followed an ambush as the men moved along a path. Counterfeit money recovered on the bodies suggests broader criminal activity.
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Washington
Birmingham
Ala
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Bible Courts
Doe
Panther
Dari
Henry Cole
James
Thrasher
Pratt Mines Penitentiary
Blockton
Griffin Bass
Flisha Thrasher
Outlaw
Cole
Alabama
Jim Morris
Men and Horses Burned in Fire at Livery Stable
A Milwaukee fire at Albert Mangers livery stable destroyed the building after 1 am. Two men and 25 horses died, with three employees and a few horses escaping. An injured man was removed, and another unaccounted worker may remain inside. Body recovered from ruins at 1:30 am, with more possible victims.
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Milwaukee
Albert Mangers
Thames
James IV V Hill Trapped in Jail Corridor Standoff
James IV V Hill the colored attorney visited a prisoner at the county jail on Monday and became locked in the corridor. He was held until the sheriff could unlock the door after the turnkey failed to operate the lock. Sheriff Womack continues to pursue Whit Starr, offering a $100 reward for Starr’s capture within two time frames and reports misidentifications from Chicago and Toronto.
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Justice of the Peace Court
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Starr
Whit Starr
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Toronto
Womack
Dustless Cats and Mantels Offered by Local Firms
Readable text notes Janes' Dustless Cats sardwood mantels and grates offered by Inc and M Lilly. Stoves connected and part of the city. Contact Frank Butts at 133 Ind. Ave, phone 1791 for details.
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Sardwood Mantels, Grates. Inc, M. Lilly
Stoves
Frank Butts
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Weather forecast for Indianapolis outlook through Wednesday
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p m September 16 calls for cloudy conditions with possible showers and a cooler, bracing trend. Rain totals from Monday into Tuesday reached 0.85 inches across the region, with a general statewide cooling forecast and a cool Wednesday ahead.
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Indiana
Dakota
Missouri
Illinois
Michigan
Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice Ledger
Births list includes John and Kesie Roach at City hospital a girl and Alongo and Leila Brown at City hospital a bor. Also Ww. TL. and Jennie Greenleaf Martindale ave. a boy Leopold aml Touisa Mayer 81 N Bast st a girl Arthur and Mrs Peffer 72 Spannarre a hox deaths Joseph Misher u2 48 Huron st inflam mation Mary Renshwn 70 118 N Capital ave senility Laura Shafer 9 months 250 Blake st inanities Albert Fortner 44 City hospital Brights disease marriage licenses William Aldrich and Lida Burbank Daniel Lyons and Julia Moriarity.
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Kesie Roach
City Hospital
Alongo and
Leila Brown
Bor
Jennie Greenleaf
Martindaleave
Leopold Aml Touisa Mayer
N. Bastst
Arthur and &Irs
Peffer
Spannarre
Hox
Joseph Misher
Huron-st
Mary Renshwn
Capital-ave
Laura Shafer
Blake-st
Albert Fortner
Bright
WIRE WHISPERS Buckner and Fellows Speak in South
Buckner and Fellows spoke at Washville Tennessee Monday night while Chairman Bynum spoke in Brooklyn North Carolina Tuesday night. Bryan arrives in Louisville Monday night delivering three speeches to a packed crowd. He asserts not being old or ignorant and criticizes hiring syndicates to force the United States to be punished, urging credit be treated like a smaller criminal.
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Democrats
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Sound Money Democracy
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N.C
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Louisville
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