Bryan’s New Jersey tour and his weary speech stop
Bryan travels by special car through New Jersey with Josephus Daniels and Willis Is. Nibott. He urges belief in silver coinage and warns that scarce money harms workers. A large crowd greets him in Trenton before continuing to New York, with brief stops at Pecon and Hoboken.
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Man Bryan
Bryan
Lafayette Hotel
Penneyvivania Railroad
F Orlack
Belvidere Division
Prenton
N. J
New Jersey
J. Brven
Labtois
Myr Tver
Trenton
New York
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Willis
Nibott
New York Journal
Searce
Joan
Chang
Pekton
Byrem
Mr. Tyan
Ilohoken
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Remedy speech by J J Hanley energizes crowd at Wildwood Park
In Williamsport, J J Hanley of Williamsport led a large crowd at Wildwood Park Tuesday night. He urged restoring confidence as the only remedy to revive mills and employment, accusing the Wilson tariff law of causing economic trouble and labeling it a child of perfidy. The Marion club escorted Hanley to the venue, with Harry Overstreet acting as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
J. J. Hanley
Williamsport
Wildwacad Park
Kr. Hanley
Marion Club
Harry Posse Overstreet
Dianioy
Uncle Sam
Identified suspect bound for grand jury review
In police court on Wednesday Miss Imma Gass of 1750 N Pennsylvania St identified Robert Trinn as the colored man who attempted to assault her. Evidence against him grew stronger and Judge Cox ordered him bound over to await grand jury investigation. a streetcar arrival frightened him away as he fled. Police stopped him but could not confirm travel details.
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Imma Gass
N. Pennsyl-valtia St
Robert Trinn
Bruce
Cox
Wieder
Miss Gass
Spears
Cunningham
Ube Police Statiun
Finn
Eine
Turl Judeeux
St. Boo
Disputed paving contracts stall West Vermont street work
Thre e contracting firms dispute paving work on Vermont street east end with the capital’s pavement plan. scoring blocks per day limit and delays frustrate property owners while crews race to meet deadlines before winter. City officials claim jurisdiction and blame wet pavement for slow progress as trials and settlements unfold.
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Vermont-st
Tineivesy. From Sevendh To Seventoeenthy
Eaeurietien
East End
Amd Krewder & Siryver
Michigan-st. AH
Micaronflig Camioe
Findshville
Rocting Company
Dbys
Fia
Pave Jee Atl Construction Company
Boosisy Company
Man Sentenced Four Years After Family Feud Firearm Case
Garrett Merrell received a four year term for a shooting in a family dispute after confronting William Morrison over his wife and child. The case, heard by Judge Metcalf, drew on long-standing tensions between Merrell and Morrison’s families in Indianapolis near City Hospital. Merrell admitted pursuing Morrison with a shotgun and firing when Morrison tried to flee, claiming pressure from family strife. He requested leniency, citing prior turmoil as motive. The report also notes entertainment listings for Primrose and West at the Grand and other shows at the Park and Empire theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Therrell
MetUras
Eafternoon
Hmerretl
Iias Morrison
Torihan
Slerrell
Atorrison
Morrison
Merrell
Ariel
Herrell
Ts Derbi
Veiten
Populist Confab Sparks Debate On Bryan Fusion And Stand
Editor Charles N. Matthews reports from St Louis after meetings with three populist national committee members. Watson endorses supporting Bryan while rejecting fusion with Democrats. The talk covers tactics, party future, and how Populists should vote to influence the 1900 election.
Foster Opinion of Li Hung Chang Visits and Questions
The article recounts Mr. Foster's remarks on Li Hung Chang's visit to investigate U.S. affairs and tariff policy. It notes Foster praising Li, denying political motives, and detailing encounters with Chinese residents and reports of interviews in multiple cities. Also mentioned are Foster's paralysis, a tour of the Capitol, and discussions with E. J. Martindale and General Harrison, with a weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity.
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China
Oval
Lis
Pus
Fle
Hina
Tari
Lio Hung Chang
New York
Vancouver
Foster
Tie
Washington
Khim
Capitol
Enix
E. J. Martinedale
Iester
Gen. Harrison
Indiana
Recalled Reverend Wunter Reassumes Pastorate
Rev. R. O. Wunter, formerly pastor of Seventh Presbyterian Church, after serving last year as secretary and superintendent of the Winona Assembly and Summer School, has been recalled to his former pastorate for a one year term.
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R.O W.unter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Tur
Winona
Public notices and local events in White county and beyond
Treasurer Scholz plans speeches in the Deeman language while Gov Matthews readies a return from the east. A Wednesday election board meeting is anticipated and the Schweizer Gruethiverein of Hammond is incorporated. The Central Medical College in Pennsylvania and South sis opens Wednesday night with addresses by Wr. H. Juink of Petersburg and faculty. The Ladies auxiliary lodge No 22 will hold a G A R hall literary entertainment. A stove fire at Locke and Elizabeth streets damaged a frame building housing Bernard King’s grocery and dwelling but did not fully destroy it. In Marion circuit court, Receiver McGettigan’s suit to set aside a $300,000 mortgage against H. E. Southwell’s Chicago-held parcel was argued. McGettigan won in the lower court and an appeal followed amid fraud and recording delay claims. A large crowd is interested. Leaky-Cisternd advertises cleaning and cement work at 11.50 with Byerly Butts in Indianapolis.
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Scholz
White County
Ladies’ Auxiliary Lodge No
Union Veterans’ Legion
G. A. R. Hall
Locke and Elizabethsts
Bernard King
Marion Circuit Court
McGettigan
Premier Steel Works
H. E. Southwell
Chicago
Supreme Court
McGetti-gan
Williams charged after boarding-house shooting incident
Henry Williams bound over to the grand jury on assault and lavery charges after a Tuesday evening dispute at a boarding house on Ho V W. Pratt street. Lilly McCulloh and Mrs Harris were involved, shots fired, and McCulloh wounded slightly while Williams fled to a saloon then returned, prompting pursuit by police and a $1,500 bond set.
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Henry Williams
Grand Jury
Lilly McCullough
Big Ear
Harris
Jarvis
Bain
Williams
Wade Fills
Jim
Redhouse
Sisan
Ay Williams
Was Give and Take After a Herd Fight at Market
Report covers a street incident at Market and Pemn Transasts where Patrolman Charles Rogers, colored, arrested a colored man identifying as William Jones posing as a lodge member. A struggle ensued as Rogers, weakened, used a board to subdue the suspect who fought, tore up lodge documents, and was later identified as an impostor from Alabama. Also notes John Trager’s divorce suit and grand jury plan to probe bribery tied to a populist conference.
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Market
Pemn
Charles Rogers
William Jones
Maunden
Rogers
Furniss
New York St
Jurniss
Pennsylvania
Storihard
West
Indianapolis
Fie
Colbert
Jones
Order
Wat Amin
Alabama
Cscape Hprest
They Were Fakirs at the Denison Fair
United States marshal officers tracked two men at a Denison hotel reporting counterfeiters at work in the Grand Opera house block. They observed but learned the men were fakirs preparing songs and goods for sale during fair week.
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United States Marshal’s Office
Denison
Grand Opera House
Tragic Pfeiffer Case Ties to Earlier Car Accident
The Brightwood scene recalls a fatal murder suicide linked to head trauma from an electric car pole. Charles Pfeiffer, alleged killer of his wife and child, reportedly suffered a head injury months earlier while riding an electric car. Funeral services for the victims will be held Thursday at 9 AM with Father Simons officiating.
Seventh district convention hears appeals for ministerial relief fund
The Seventh district convention of the Christian Church met at Flameave and Ash streets, covering Marion Hancock Hamilton and Madison counties. A. M. Atkinson of Wabash pleaded for liberal support for the ministerial relief fund, which has raised $6,000 since organizing, with trustees contributing half. Rev. Tomlinson and Rev. Lucas spoke on missions. Amos Clifford of Indianapolis is nominated president and Grant Lewis of Alexandria secretary. Wednesday afternoon focused on Sunday schools.
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The
Christian Church
Flameave
aAsh-st
Marion
Yancock
Hamilton
Madison
A. M. Atkinson
Wabash
Ministerial Relief Fund Association
J. S. Tomlinson
Irvington
D. R. Lucas
Indianapolis
Amos Clifford
Grant K. Lewis
Alexandria
McKinley campaign trail and events across the nation
A wide report notes Reed and Senator Frye touring for McKinley, a Graves installment house liability of 28000, Elk Hart Republicans meeting McKinley at Canton, Wilson resumes duties, opera singer Frau Wlatsky in Hamburg, Smalley Bros sawmill fire in Bay City with 24001 loss, Harrison talks money in New York, Schwergren declines state treasurer nomination, Thacher goldman remark awaited, Bryan speaks in Philadelphia with a large crowd injuring several. Brighton Beach bars and stoves mentioned in a local note.
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Reed
Frye
McKinley
Graves & Co
Columbus
Elkhart
Ind
Canton
Wilson
State Department
Frau Wlatsky
Deal
Hamburg
Germany
United States
Smalley Bros
Bay City
Mich
Gen. Harrison
Sound Money League
New York
Joseph H. Schwergren
Chicago
Bryan
Philadelphia
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Josephus Dramers
National
Daniels
New England
Mr. Bryan
Towad
Sose
Tate
Mornines
Mer Friars
Mir
Kiryan
S. Af. Lilly
Board of Works
Drew
Hal
Ailus Eis
Primrose and Weshe Best
Grand
Primrose and
Pembroke
America
al Field
Empire
James Thernois
James
Bonnie Thornton
Harry Lelair
Bawin Tatell
LaMoyne Bros
O'Brien
Wright
the Morellos
Bob
Harry le Clair
Irs
Company
St. Louis
Charles X. Matthews
Charles N. Matthews
Non- Conformist
National Populist Organ
St. Loavis
Bers
Pind Vancdervort
Tom Watson
Cearata
Mana Dati
Speai
Watson
Hig Wee
Mi Matthews
Whem
Didarse
Erties
Pir
Haim Beer
Kansas
Nebraska
Prageer
Wheler
Hyed Law
Chonoaerars of India
Ariel Tarsus
Mehitibey
Sryam
Anoaro
Sewell
Sewalls
Democratic Party
Matthews
Tle
Lashy
Durcan
Citizens Sound Money League
I-20
N. Meridianst
John 5. Duncan
Addison C. Harris
M. M. Dunlap
Anderson
Dunlap
Dublin
Mr. Foster
John W. Bester
Ven
Peo
Ryn
Tor
Denison Hotel
Theta
Simyjils
Byansville
Stemmer
Toeianapolis
Meifunr
Ate
Eeither
Moisserian
Plain Business Mart
Dte
Pi Flog Changs
Lle
Chines
Impe
Arment
Hiais
United Star
Sugerested
Erecast
Taedianapolis
Warner, Fair
Butts
Siad
I Siade
A&a
Younes
John Trager
Louisa
Silas Sheperd
Alford
Pfeifter
Brightwood
Pfeiffer
Chas
Richard Wirk
Charles Pfeiffer
Jennie Kirke
Brighton Beach
Gage
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