Debs Attacks Democrats as Old Bloats Return
Cleveland, Sept. 19. Eugene V. Debs, socialist party presidential nominee, denounces Mayor Jones of Toledo for supporting Bryan and criticizes the Democratic Party. Debs says private monopoly persists, socialism is coming, and the aim is abolition of capitalism with steady, unstoppable progress.
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Debs
Cleveland
L. A. Rusell
Eugene V. Debs
Social Democracy
Cleveland, Croker, Olney, Whitney, Gorman, Steunenbers, van Wyck
Belmont Et al
McKinley
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Greenback Party
Union Labor Party
Social-Democracy Party
Four Killed by a Cave-In at Osgood Indiana
From Dillsboro Indiana to Richmond and Muncie Indiana the bulletin lists local disasters and events. Four workers on the E and O railroad died in a cave-in near Osgood. A fifth was fatally injured. Details note insurance losses and related incidents across Indiana with various local reports including church, fraternal, and business news.
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Osgood
Pastor resigns to focus on evangelical work in slums
Loganport Indiana reports Rev. W F E Biederwolf has resigned from the Broadway Presbyterian Church. He will devote his ministry to evangelical work among slum communities, marking a shift to outreach duties rather than parish leadership.
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Logansport
Ind
W. FE. Biederwolf
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Marion Council Fails To Elect Mayor After Ballots
Marion Indiana council adjourned after 100 ballots failed to elect a successor to Mayor Golding who died. A further vote will be held Wednesday night to choose a new mayor.
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Marion
Ind
Golding
Man Found Dead on Panhandle Track in Hartford City
Hartford City police report a man believed to be M. M. Hartle of Muncie was found on the Panhandle track with a bullet wound to the head. A revolver lay in his right hand and a package of strychnine was found in his vest pocket, prompting investigations into possible suicide or foul play.
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Hartford City
Ind
M. M. Hartle
Muncie
Panhandle
Suits Filed Against Enterprise Stove Co by Striking Workers
In Muncie Indiana and Detroit creditors mostly workers on strike sue the Enterprise stove company for back pay. Titus Hutzel manager seeks seven hundred dollars for services amid the dispute.
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MUNCI
Ind
Enterprise Stove Company
Muncie
Detroit
Titus Hutzel
Allen named general manager of new Cincinnati and Chicago line
W J Allen formerly assistant general manager of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific at Chicago has been appointed general manager of the Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie railroad the new Cincinnati and Chicago short line now under construction in Richmond Indiana and surrounding area
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Richmond
Ind
W. J. Allen
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie
Cincinnati and Chicago
Indiana Inklings and Local Affairs in Brief
Cold weather harms county fairs as Crawfordsville hosts a factory opera and Logansport Democrats plan a big October 18 barbecue. A new Catholic church will be dedicated near Wabash. Aloys Jergens of Michigan City reports a two headed cat. Edward Smith arrested in Shelbyville for horse theft from his father. Mrs. William Johnson, formerly of Johnson County, among Texas flood victims. George and William Andrews of Osgood drowned in Galveston storm. A fakir in Franklin area sells soap with carpet promise. Wayne County grand jury indicts William Gates for killing James R. Meek in July. Burk window glass factory in Marion to reopen with new glass workers. Miss Mary Morris of Fort Wayne inherits fortune from England, then reports mislaid 31,000 estate meant for Grace Porter of Fort Dodge as 31,000 real value. B S S Kennett and Simon Haag of New Albany quarrel over furniture, Kennett stabbed. Economy Gas Co assesses a levy on gas rights to fund new wells. John Craig of Tipton loses suit against John Hart of Howard County for 25 note for chips.
Novelist Paul Leicester Ford Weds Grace Kidder in Brooklyn
On Tuesday in Brooklyn novelist Paul Leicester Ford married Grace Kidder. After the wedding breakfast the couple left for their honeymoon when a Kodak photographer levelled his camera at them. Ford dropped his bride's hand, attacked the cameraman, smashed the camera, and knocked the man down before resuming their trip.
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New York
Paul Leicester Ford
Grace Kidder
Brooklyn
Bones found in doctor’s barn shock neighborhood
Boys discovered bones in a box at Dr. Frank L. Wright’s barn at 3110 East New York Street and told police several bodies were in the building. Neighbors were terrified for hours as the bones were identified as part of the doctor’s medical college equipment.
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Frank L. Wright
New York St
Doctor’s Medical College
Massachusetts Bank Closed in Feabody
The comptroller of the currency has taken charge of the Canver National Bank of Feabody in Massachusetts.
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A. Massachusetts Bank
Boston
Mags
Canver National Bank of Feabody
City Markets Provisions and Groceries Prices
Indianapolis market notice lists smoked meats, bacon, hams, and shoulders with varied prices. fresh pork loins and tenderloins noted. Vegetables, fruits, nuts, canned goods, and dairy priced with specifics for potatoes, beans, peppers, apples, pears, and butter. Also includes tea, coffee, sugar, seeds, canned vegetables and fruits, oysters, fish, and live poultry with regional and bagged quantities.
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California
Indiana
High society women in Connecticut echo English excesses
Father Walter J. Shanley told a Hartford convention of the Connecticut Catholic Total Abstinence Union that while men of good social position drink less, women of high society are increasingly tipping drinks and emulating English vice, signaling waning respectability in American society.
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New Haven
Conn
Walter J. Shanley
Hartford
Total Abstinence Union
Last Bala Klava survivor Jas A White buried
UPPER SANDUSKY O Sept 19 Jas A White said to be the last Bala klava survivor was buried Monday He was the last of 625 who went into the battle A Wyandot county resident since 57 he often spoke of the battle He fought in seven Crimean War battles and enlisted three times in the Civil War in this country.
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Upper Sandusky
Jas. A. White
Mr. White
Wyandot County
Clara Barton III Victim of Storm Work in Texas
New York Sept 19 Clara Barton president of the Red Cross who went to Texas to aid storm victims was stricken down while at her work on Tuesday doctors say she is seriously ill and will have to give up the Texas relief effort.
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New York
Clara Barton
The
Red Cross
Texas
Miss Barton
Fire destroys major summer resort at Spring Lake
A devastating blaze at Spring Lake on Wednesday wiped out three large summer hotels, 12 cottages, a drug store, a grocery, a bicycle shop and many small buildings. The resort faced total destruction with damages estimated at 250000 dollars. A drug advertisement notes Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry claims to treat summer complaints.
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Spring Lake
Geologist Blatchley Plans Year in South America
State geologist Blatchley plans a year off after his term ends in two years. He will traverse the western coast collecting specimens and may visit Alaska, Cuba, and Porto Rico. President McKinley arrives in Washington via Pennsylvania railroad at 7:40 a.m. and heads to the White House for breakfast, with return to Canton set for Friday.
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South America
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Washington
McKinley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gen
Corbin
White House
Canton
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