McKinley Speech Delivers Tariff Defense to Delegations
In Canton Ohio on September 4 a large procession and delegations from West Moreland county and Oil City arrived to hear Major Mewinney, who urged unity on November third. He argued protectionist tariffs built American industry and maintaining American wages against foreign competition, detailing the shift from protection to revenue tariffs and seeking renewed confidence in the national economy.
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Wesel Newton
Europe
United States
Republican Party
West
Republican Party Vision and Ballot Call to Action
A speaker pledges loyalty to the country and flag, defending Republican principles for the welfare of all citizens. He urges voters to choose ballots in November that reflect better wages, labor, factories, farms, families, and children, calling for a triumph on the third day of November.
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Republican Party
Myx
Citineys
Ne. Lear
Fatal Belt Railroad Conductor Killed Near Hadley Crossing
West Indianapolis reports a Belt Railroad conductor George NX Duran was fatally crushed during a switching operation near the Hadley Avenue crossing. Two trains moved and, in an attempt to avoid collision, he stepped too close to his own train and was struck. He was 28, married with one or more children, and resided on New York Street.
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Geo. Duran Willed
Hadley-ave
Belt Railroad
Indianapolis
George NX
Lauann
Belt
Hadleveave
Conchetrar Digan
New York-st. Ne
The Plot Unfolded The Conspiracy in Which He Was Engaged
A historical account outlines a man amid a broad conspiratorial web, detailing key figures, locations, and dates that reveal the scope of wrongdoing and the unfolding investigation. Named individuals and involved organizations anchor the narrative as authorities pursue charges and disclose evidence.
Indianapolis Case Tynan Bomb Plot Linked to Ireland
An Indianapolis court heard details of a complex bomb plot involving Edward Ivory alias Edward Bell and others tied to Antwerp and Glasgow schemes. Prosecutors said the conspirators planned iron and dynamite cartridges for attacks in Britain and intended to stage the murders and bombings from New York to London, with Tynan under arrest and facing Western justice.
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Antwerp
New York
Gill
Dyory
Duddin
Pei
Municipal Arms
Lexington-ave
Stemmnero
Paul Oon Ugi
London
Wits
Seprata
Brussels
Kearney
Bell
Glastow
Trishmen
Vors
Glasgow
Tynan
Kenineys
Gow
Alsu
Ivors
Mirrilla
Tyors
Tvory
Hame
Remus Cowger Held on Burglary Charge After Western Dry Goods Break-In
Police nabbed Remus Cowger after a Western dry goods burglary at 220 225 230 W Washington St. He fled through a rear window, was chased through rooms, and later joined by Frank Aseh and George Watson who were arrested in an alley. Cowger waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury with the others.
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Remus Cowger
Seret
Winand
Western Dry Goods Companies
Washington St
Cowger
Crow
Hite
Pope
Aseh
Watson
Hedges Hedged in Court After Shooting Warning
Hedges, a West-end resident with a long unkempt hair appearance, faced a police court on a charge of shooting with intent to frighten after chasing local boys with a revolver. The judge ordered him to stop drinking entirely. He was discharged on promise and a medal was awarded for honesty.
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Hedges
Hiram Hedges
West-end
Duidlge Cox
Honor
Little Ida Seeks Justice After Bruising Attack
Little Ida Seek, who endured cruel treatment by a brutal man last week, is slowly recovering at her home behind 1828 New Jersey Ave. Her ear wound remains sore while other bruises heal. police have largely given up hope of capturing the assailant, though a detective remains on the case.
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Eda
Ida Seek
New Jersey
Burglars Enter 14 Chadwick Street Home
About 8 50 Wednesday night burglars broke the front window of Ead ward Brade 14 Chadwick street and entered the residence while the family were out. They ransacked the house and stole a gold watch and a silver watch valued in money. An investigation is underway.
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Surglars
Eadward Brade
Chadwick St
Brady
Bryan seeks Rome style unity for campaign
Bryan spoke twice in Brooklyn on Thursday aiming to unify the Democratic campaign. In one address he addressed laboring men as part of a broader push. The day’s political chatter followed other city happenings and business notices across the region.
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Bryan
Rome
Brooklyn
W. Y
Hoffman Bros
Milwaukee
Chicago
Iarmers’ Trust Company
Iowa
Edson Keith
Bo Hull & Co
Savannah
McShay
Bor
James McNally
Inwin, Green & Co
Mhi-+ ango brokers
BE. L. Harper
Fidelity Bank
Wilson Armire
Harrisons Return and Political Speeches Planned
Ha President Warrison's private secretary E R Ribbett says no political committees can state how many speeches the general will make or where. He notes Indiana may see some talks and that the general will return the first week in October. Supt Colbert has filed no charges yet against Patrolmen Marquette and Smith, who are suspended pending Board of Safety action.
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Warrison
E.R. Ribbett
Indiana
National
Marquette and
Smith
Board of Eatery
Wd Hathway
Grand Lars Cany
Colbert
Board of Safety
Henley Arrives in Indianapolis on Fraud Charge
Thomas B. Henley of Virginia was brought to Indianapolis by Capt. Splan on Wednesday afternoon and jailed on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and embezzlement. The police court case, tied to a Virginia phosphate land scam, was continued.
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Thomas B. Henley
Virginia
Indianapolis
Splan
Burch
Osear Burch
Thomas Finn
Misenbeeiss
Finn
Young Rureh
Local News Involving Beek Returnees And Robberies
Waukhasha and Jake Mip notonka figures appear amid a patchy report. Frank Nichols, Rockville cashier, reports a Thursday visit to the state neuae. Detective Aue links Charles Flood’s dwelling to a case. JIS Blaike caused slight early Thursday losses. a small blaze touched Sacred Kechoaoh Union and Palmersts. A robbery at a press room implicates John Sheridan. trial details and sentences follow. Cooper elected Seventh District congressman. political rides and state house events occur around election day. Opening exercises at Central College of Physicians and Surgeons feature talks. a free dispensary and labs added. Metal polishers’ union No. 67 organized in AFL HQs with officers listed. Ben Hatfield stands trial for tape-related charges. Dora Smith, 28, injured party, cites assault at Antlers Park.
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Waukhasha
Jake Mipnotonka
Frank Nichols
Rockvillenk
State Neuae
Aue
Charles Flood
Jis Blaike
Tre
Kechoaoh Union
Palmersts
Sintopheine
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Anid i
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Piem Thompson
Emlio
State House
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Cooper
Matthews Ed Brome
New York
Bettie
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Indianapolis
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
der. Jastman and Eary
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Lr. W. H. Link
Petersburg
Metal Polishers’ Union No. 67
American Federation of Labor
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J. H. Woockard
C. Baine
James Carrol
John Swager
Hubbel
Cobler
Gamke
Ben Hatfield
Harding
Dora Smith
Antlers Park
Hatfield
Pidward Croadwin
A Foolish Wild Goose Chase Over Carbolic Acid
Dr Wilson of City Dispensary responded Wednesday night to a report that Mrs Tenia Burkings colored of 145 Oranwest swallowed carbolic acid. The couple had alleged marital strife and jealousy before marriage. Burkings fled to a nearby store and a doctor was summoned after the scene. The physician recorded the case and warned about defamation.
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Tenia Burkings
Oranwest
Venia
Barrys
Dorsett
P Res
Wilson Lartiy
Tenin
Richmondean Heires to Unexpected Fortune in June
A man named Mr. Shook from Richmond inherits $282 from an uncle in New York after a life of hardship. He recently learned his parents died June, leaving him without near relatives. J. T. Simons of Indianapolis commented in a Richmond newspaper about the tale.
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Richmond
Arouoete
New York City
Ali
Shook
Yard Shook
Tadianaphim
Shees
Nixon Paper Mills
Tlichimeond
Fortune
Ed Hier
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Wilk
J. T. Simons
Indianapolis
Railroad dispute and McKinley pictures spark employee revolt
The article reports tensions as rail line workers protest placing McKinley pictures in engines. Big Four officials deny coercion, while an operator advocates free choice. It also notes John Smith's funeral in Indianapolis and biographical details. A separate oil well test describes a high oil flow from a horizontal pipe before gas pressure was relieved.
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MitWinles
Bie Four
Big Four
McKinney
OM. Frenson
Sistant
SUN
Metinles
Aoright
Hiorson
Wherlain
Cleveland Club Defers Name Change and Expulsions
The Cleveland club met Wednesday and postponed a name change for two months. Secretary Al Harston was expelled after his resignation letter was deemed offensive. Breeden’s resignation was read but rejected. he was expelled for the same reason of offensive conduct.
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Cleveland Club
al. Harston
Bredens
Primrose & West to perform at the Grand this weekend
The Primrose and West minstrel company is billed as the greatest ever, with shows Friday and Saturday nights and a Saturday matinee, followed by a next Monday engagement for three days. Al Field's Colored Company also appears at Park Theatre with a praised performance, while The Littler continues to entertain audiences all week. Leaky cisterns are cleaned and cemented for $1.50 by F I Butts at 133 Indiana Avenue. phone 1791.
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Park Theater
America
al Field
Big Colored Company
F.I. Butts
Tragic Pfeiffer Family Burials Seemingly United in Grief
In Brightwood an insane husband killed his wife and baby then hanged himself. The Pfeiffer mother embraced the dead son, pleading for release, as both families mourn at a Catholic cemetery. The funeral drew a large crowd, with Father Simons blessing the remains.
Explosion at rolling mills closes plant until Friday
An explosion at the rolling mills caused by gas ignition in a cupola occurred at Capitol Ave and Merrill St on Wednesday afternoon. A fan was demolished and the mills were shut until Friday morning. No injuries were reported.
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Capitol Ave
Merrillst
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Weather summary for the four hours ending eight p m September 25 notes warmer fair conditions tonight and Thursday with increasing cloudiness and possible showers Friday afternoon or night. Washing, dustless products advertised locally and various goods mentioned in stray advertising lines.
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Indianapolis
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