Democrats Rush To Certify Ballot Nominators
The Sun reports a last minute scramble by Democrats to file certificates for their candidates before the 15 day deadline while Republicans, accused of a near trap, delayed. City clerk Stuckmeyer and deputy Tama describe quiet filing efforts and party tensions as Logsden and Bowlus push a last minute document.
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Republican Committee
Election Board
Logsdon
Bowlus
Committee
Stuckmeyer
SUN
Merrill Moores
English Ave
Joe Bell
Mr. Moores
Logsden
Moores
Bad Colore d Boy Albert Coleman Fined in Police Court
Albert Coleman colored was fined five dollars and costs by Acting Judge Reinhard in police court Tuesday for striking Frank Gardner with a stone. A South city crowd of colored youths has assaulted a woman, and Coleman joined after Gardner punched a colored youth. Coleman has prior workhouse punishment for throwing stones. Mrs Coleman caused a disturbance at police headquarters demanding leniency for her son as her husband suffers dropsy and may die soon.
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Albert Coleman
Frank Gardner
Rein Hard
Gardner
Coleman
Reinhard
The Best Man Wins in Prize Ring Health Tale
A brief note extols Pistesexs Stomach Bitters as a long trusted remedy for constipation, dyspepsia, liver trouble and fever, claiming fifty years of proven results. A bottle neck stamp is mentioned for the product.
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A. Berenus
Probate meddler stalls young lovers and a soldier’s wife
Probate commissioner Walker intervenes in two cases, denying Eloise Levy a $5 party celebration at age 18 and delaying a minor soldier’s wife from joining him in Columbus hospital. Eloise’s guardian refutes the engagement funds, while Keeley’s wife vows to travel to the hospital despite the court’s ruling.
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Walker
Cupid
Eloise Levy
Bernard
Union Trust Company
Guardian
Miss Levy
Mr. Walker
George Buskirk
Guardian Trust Company
Eloise
Winfield S. Keeley
Columbus
O. Keeley
Santiago
Indianapolis
Columbus, O
Allen Not Reserved for Season by Hoosier Leader
Bud Fowler of a colored baseball club from Findlay Ohio says he will take a team to California this fall and play through winter Capt Allen may leave for Marion Ohio Tuesday night He hopes to return to Indianapolis next spring President Golt did not reserve Allen to avoid hindering his Hoosier leader in any way If Allen plays in the Western league next season it will be with Indianapolis Golt prioritizes Allen's career over keeping him inked to a deal
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Bud Fowler
Capt. Allen
Bud
Findlay
California
Marion
Indianapolis
Golt
Allen
Aroma Man Attacks Taylor Salary Over Odor Fight
A Aroma resident who fought Duck creek odors from a nearby factory wrote to Attorney General W L Taylor complaining of inaction. He warns of seeking an injunction against Taylor’s salary for not performing duties, citing tax money and alleged harmful bacteria.
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Aroma
Duck Creek
Elwood
W. L. Taylor
Attourney
Conductor's error causes fatal Auburn collision
A west-bound New York Central passenger train collided with an east-bound freight at Wheeler's bridge near Auburn New York on Tuesday killing three and wounding six. The dead include Emmet Lancelot and J G Curry of Rochester and Geo E King. Baggageman R J Frew of Geneva was likely fatally injured while the freight conductor escaped unharmed.
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Auburn
N. Y
New York Central
Wheeler's Bridge
Emmet Lancelot
Rochester
J. G. Curry
Geo. E
Admiral Dewey Home From Voyage Says He Is Well
Admiral Dewey, interviewed aboard his flagship, reported good health after his ocean crossing on one engine and one propeller at about ten knots. He declared, Tell the people that I'm mighty glad to reach here. William Shields, colored, is in City hospital with a knife wound in the neck after an Tuesday night fight with Peter Holt at 3544 Kentucky Ave.
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New York
Dewey
William Shields
Peter Holt
Kentucky Ave
Fire at Ima Pierce's establishment on Virginia Ave
A blaze reported at 540 a.m. Tuesday destroyed part of Ima Pierce's establishment located at 1058 Virginia Avenue. The cause remains unknown and no injuries are mentioned.
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Ima Pierce
Virginia Ave
Card circulated by unions attacks Bookwalter scab status
The piece describes a labor union card targeting Bookwalter as a non union figure. It claims Albert Zaring reduced findings about Bookwalter, a former Fort Wayne Typographical Union member, to a card sent to unions. It alleges his 1891 house at 3210 North Illinois Street involved non union carpenters and paints. It notes no union recognition since moving to Indianapolis.
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Albert Zaring
Taggart
Bookwalter
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
N. Tllinois St
Hubbert & Rose
No Bridge on Central Ave Delays Winter Thoroughfare
County commissioner Greer doubts local approval for a $2000 footbridge over Fall Creek during the new stone bridge project. The Central area will be cut off for months with a northern streetcar line rerouting to Illinois Street for city transfers. Builders have not laid stone, risking winter work. The old bridge sold for $300 to J C Adams as tearing begins.
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Central-ave
Fall Creek
Greer
Central Area
Illinois St
J. C. Adams
Kentucky-ave
Murdered by Tramps in Indiana Night Watchman Killed
John Craig night watchman at Sturgis is slain early Tuesday by tramps who held up two chimney sweeps. Craig tried to arrest them. they fired and fled. A posse searches the region as a mob captures one suspect near Lagrange while the other remains at large. Police in border counties coordinate to curb mob violence.
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Lagrange
Ind
John Craig
Sturgis
Craig
Aft
Wiods
Here
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Births and Deaths in Local Notices
Birth announcements list F A Treagan and Mary. Myers. Simpson. Churchman. Wurgler. Cocoren. Hudson. Reed. Clinger. Carosella. Mullin. Peppock with numerous addresses and a girl or boy birth. Death notices name Charles Clark and Mary Selzer among others with ages and causes like Brights disease and heart failure. multiple prematurity and apoplexy cases. list includes diseases, ages, and addresses. A Marriage License section lists six couples: Gilmore and Try. King and Kistler. Moore and Mead. Harding and Bush. Arnold and Hollingsworth.
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Deates
F. A
Mary Treagan
Illinois St
Harry
Lulu Myers
S. Pennsylvania St
William and
Icona Simpson
Frank and
Pearl Hudson
S. Y West-st
Oliver and
Blanch Reed
W. Marketst
Albert and
Clinger
Patterson-st
Vincenzo and
Gurseppina Carosella
S. Alabama-st
W. J
Belle Mullin
Bellfontaine
Charles Clark
Cornell-ave
Mary KK. Selzer
Sanders-st
Jackson
N. Senate-ave
Newton
Thomas M. Clark
W. Twenty Third-St
Henry J. Baldus
D. Congelmann
Tacoma-ave
Frederick Kiefer
E. Georgia-st
John Moloney
S. West-st
William Gilmore
Berdie Try
John King
Yessie Kistler
Jessé Moore
Luella Mead
Frank G. Harding
Lena M. Bush
Wiliam H. Arnold
Lizzie G. Hollingsworth
Runaway Team Tramples Indiana Boy to Death
Ten year old son of Albert Neese of Poland dies after attempting to stop a runaway team. Other items report Monroe Christ of Liberty driven to insanity by religion and love, Mrs Mary McCrea near Sodom discovering two harmless snakes on her infant, and Steinman family fears after door rapping signals death with Ora McDaniel receiving a warning and near death.
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Albert Neesé
Poland
Monroe Christ
Liberty
Mary McCrea
Sodom
Steinman Homestead
Ora McDaniel
Bix
Fall and Winter Hats and Trimmings Display
Tomorrow and the day after we will display a truly select gathering of novel ideas in hats bonnets toques walking hats shapes and trimmings. The season now upon us shows more new features than in 5 or 6 years with pieces from famous trimmers from the other side New Yorkers and our own workrooms promise clever concepts and handiwork.
Fall and Winter Ready-to-Wear Opening Sale Highlights
Opening and special sale of suits jackets capes furs and ready-to-wear for fall and winter. Features include homespun suits at 9.75, broad cloth and camel hair suits 15.00, varied skirts up to 11.50, fur jackets from a New York furrier, cloth jackets at 7.48, and golf capes with plaid designs. Silk waists offered at 3.30.
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New York
WM Block Co opens new millinery and coats parade
A large Monday opening at the WM Block Co on South Capitol Avenue featured an extensive women’s department with velvet polks, chiffon linings, and lavender accents. Manager Cleaver displayed silk skirts, tailored suits, golf capes, and winter coats while a separate event recounted a violent incident at a shop involving Newt McBride and blacksmith Clarence Whann, leaving McBride with a fractured skull.
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H. P. Wasson
Manager Black
Bryant paints vice-president wed schoolgirl in Princeton
George E. Bryant, vice-president of the Bryant paint company, married Edna Kell in Princeton Indiana. The bride, a schoolgirl, returned to school after the ceremony and will continue her studies.
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Princeton
Ind
George E. Bryant
Bryant Paint Company
Edna Kell
Mayor Pursues City Space Rental Revenue
Chicago September 26 Mayor Harrison proposes tapping space under streets sidewalks and alleys in the downtown district. He sent a council report estimating annual rental value at 472 615 dollars and argues the city should receive this revenue.
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Chicago
Harrison
Lon Maury in Trouble Over Stolen Watch Charge
Lon R Maury a jeweler at 207 Massachusetts Ave faces a police court charge of receiving stolen goods on a Wednesday. His clerk George Stewart will also appear. Prosecution alleges he paid 25 cents for a gold watch from a 12 year old buyer or that he stole it from Mrs Fewel of 21 N Alabama St Maury denies the accusation while his mother says she witnessed the sale.
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Lon Maury
Lon R. Maury
Massachusetts Ave
Jas
George Stewart
Fewel
Alabama-st. Maury
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad and Piano Sale
An advertisement promises a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a money back guarantee by E. W. Grove. Separate note sells shop worn pianos and organs from Wulschner & Son, with a miscellaneous line about rock faced stone imitation and a Talbot block address.
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E. W. Grove
Wulschner & Son's
H. IL
Talbot
Boiler Explosion Hits Auburn Mill. Workers Hurt
A boiler explosion at a hand saw mill in Auburn Indiana on Tuesday killed Waldo Shutz instantly. William Richmond was probably fatally injured while George Keester sustained a broken leg and Fred Gouley suffered three fractured ribs. An iron heating tank rolled over workers as the building and machinery were wrecked.
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Auburn
Ind
Waldo Shutz
William Richmond
George Keester
Fred Gouley
Domestic disputes filed in county court
Katie Jowson sues husband George claiming he forced her from their home on Sept 10 after repeated commands to leave. William Spaulging counters his wife Kallie complains of her fatigue in their marriage. Rolla Parsley seeks separation from Buta due to alleged infidelity. Lucinda E Pinnell of 265 S Noble St accuses husband George of threats to murder and petitions relief.
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Katie Jowson
George
Thorce
Lucinda E. Pinnel
S. Noble St
For Sale and Rentals Adverts and Market Notes in Indiana
A long OCR remnants page lists advertisements for Court House Grocery with prices on sugar coffee and sorghum, two large stores on Washington Street with phone numbers, multiple FOR RENT notices for furnished and unfurnished rooms around Massachusetts Avenue and Illinois, a nurse seeking position, and a few job ads. It also includes a stock market report for Indianapolis on September 24 with cattle hogs and sheep prices, and a City Grain Market update with inspections and prices for corn wheat oats and hay. The item mix reflects a busy urban classifieds page combining retail promos, lodging ads, employment requests, and market summaries.
Will of George W. Julian probated in Irvington
The will of ex congressman George W. Julian probated Tuesday provides for sale of his Irvington home valued at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars and 1090 dollars to each son Frederick and Paul. Remainder to daughter Grace Julian Clark. Sons report large advances from their shares. His library furniture and pictures go to Mrs. Clark. Ambrose P. Stanton named executor.
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George W. Julian
Irvington
Frederick
Paul
Grace Julian Clark
Dr Kane Elected President Of Wabash College
Crawfordsville Indiana September 26 Dr W P Kane was unanimously elected president of Wabash College at a board of trustees meeting Thursday morning.
Fire damages Fort Wayne clothing house nearly fourteen thousand
Fort Wayne Ind September 24 The Judge Thieme and Sons clothing house sustained about 14000 dollars in fire damage Tuesday.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Judge Thieme & Sons
Unclear wartime notes reach Manila and Washington
The fragmenting dispatches mention Puebla reaching Manila and Kruger struggling to hold forces. Emperor William may mediate between Transvaal and England. An AC train collided with a freight in Greensburg West Virginia on Monday night killing one. The Central Labor Union in Washington asks McKinley to skip the Chicago federal building cornerstone ceremony.
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Puebla
Manila
Kruger
Emperor William
Transvaal
England
Greensburg
W. Va
Central Labor Union
Washington
McKinley
Federal
Chicago
Shiel’s Anti-trust Livestock Market Report
Indianapolis market report notes light receipts and a strong day with prices up 2 to 6 cents. Quotes cover choice mediums to heavy hogs at 4.70 to 4.82 and 180 weight hogs around 4.70 to 4.82 percent. cattle steady, workers with pigs 110 pounds up selling around 4.75.
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Indianapolis
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Keeley
Taylor
Late Indiana News
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WM. H. Block Co
Newt. McBride
S. Capitolave
Clarence Whann
Louisiana St
Streit
Lancaster
McBride
Whann
H. E. Itskin
Itskin
Gaion Station Restaurance
Galling Yorks
William Spaulging
Kallie
Staund
Rolla Parsley
Buta
Court House
EL Washington-st. Telephoie
W. Washington-st
Gentieman
New Jersey
Californiast
Massachusetts-ave
Hi N. Tllinois
Larée
N.llinois
Massachusetts
New York Sc
Williams
Michigan St
Wiliams
Timothy
George Julian
R. B. Shiel & Co
Anti-trust
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