Indiana Swing To Boost Parker Davis Campaign
Democratic aides plan Taggart move to Indiana with Judge Parker to campaign across the state from French Lick Springs to Indianapolis. Taggart will oversee two weeks of intensive activity with speakers and outside support, aiming to secure Indiana and count ballots. Parker may join later, with national leaders backing a broader Midwest circuit.
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Indianapolis
Taggart
Hest
U.S
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Indiana
Tageatt
Judge Parker
Parkes
Headquarters
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Particnas
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Middle West
Sun in Indiana aims to lead capital newspaper scene
Peru Daily Journal notes The Indianapolis Sun shows improvements, with the editorial department promising further efforts to make The Sun one of the leading papers in the capital. It references The Sun as a pioneer one-cent paper in Indiana and highlights ongoing plans and anticipated changes.
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Peru Daily Journal
Indianapolis Sun
THE
SUN
Capital
Indiana
Rev Sima New Secretary Named For Episcopal Hospital
Rev. Sima is appointed field secretary for the Methodist Episcopal Hospital and Deaconess Home under construction in Indianapolis. He will assume new duties starting October 1. Divorce cases are scheduled for hearing in Judge Claybaugh's Frankfort court on Thursday. Grand Palace Barber Shop advertises a full refresh with new up to date facilities opposite Grand notes feed your horse Janes Dustle as Onta.
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At. M
Indianapolis
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Wight
Claybaugh
Frankfort
Grand Palace
Grand Notes
Peril Not Great Gen Stoessel Writes Views
Gen Kuropatkin reports fierce night attack by Russian cossacks on a Japanese camp causing panic. Cossacks ambushed a squadron of Japanese, inflicting losses. Stoessel reports Japanese stubborn defense at Port Arthur and doubts relief will come within six months. Missing news from Port Arthur fuels concern of tighter blockade and possible capture of French and German attaches believed held as prisoners.
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Admiralty
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Damages Suit Over Nuisance Dumping Across Road
Ellen UC Bryan sues August Tegeler for 5000 dollars seeking a restraining order to stop dumping fish and filth on Bryan’s seven acre S Meridian Street property. Across the road Tegeler’s land is cited as source of recurring stench and damage to improvements valued at 400 dollars, forcing relocation to rear rooms. Also reports a workman Manuel Klepser was fatally injured by a crushed stone during a high school addition project at Manus Training High School area.
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August Teleger
Tegeler
Mra. Bryan
S. Meridian St
Ctty
Manuel Klepser
Manus Training High School
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Vine and
Harrison-sts
Beveridge Campaign Parade to Open in Indianapolis Meeting
A large Republican rally in Marion County Indiana will open with Senator Albert J. Beveridge speaking at Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday evening. A parade of escort clubs led by Pearson Mendenhall will form at Meridian and New York Streets at 7 p.m. and march north on Meridian then to Vermont, Washington, Pennsylvania, Market, and into the hall where Beveridge will address issues of the day and reference Parker's letter. The escort will include multiple Republican clubs and bands with Beveridge riding at the head in a carriage.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Republic
Indanapolis
Marion County
Tomlinson Ball
Matie
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I State
Jesse Overstreet
Beveridge
Lech
Judge Parker
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Market
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Marton Club
McKinley Club
Nordyke & Marmen Republican Club
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Southside
Republican Club
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Roosevelt and Fairbanks
Frome Ayl East Belcony
Parker-Seville meeting marked by Hill visit during campaign
New York dispatch notes David Bennett Hill's early morning arrival at the Seville to greet Judge Parker on his third New York visit. The incident followed harmony restoration in Indiana politics and listed Democratic politicians admitted to Parker's rooms. Also reported are a suit for receiver in a pharmacy case and the safety board appointments for new patrols with named drivers and wagonmen.
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Thomas Taz
Bart
National Democratic
Terrane
Taggart
Judge Parker
Indi
Iscripps-Mare
David Bennett Hill
Judge Packer
Al+ Innny courtty
Lodeftersm
Senator Gurman
John Sharp Williams
Wm. F. Sheehan
David B
Wm. S. Roadie
Delandry Niall
Col John J. Martin
Thomas Taggart
Perry
August Belmont
Child 9 Victim Assault Report Secrets of a White Man
Elizabeth Danks, nine, was lured to a vacant house at 421 Olivest by a white man, assaulted, and left in danger. Neighbors saw him flee through back alleys as police search the city. doctor suspects the crime objectives were fulfilled and the victim remains in serious condition. The description: about five feet six, curly sandy hair, tight hat, well dressed. Police pressing rapid investigation.
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Lexington-ave
Latte Elizabeth Danks
Fred Banks
Pitre
Olivest
J. L. Freelang
Shelby
Mile
Gard
Stole From Mother Leads to Six Month Workhouse Sentence
William Finan, accused of stealing $10 from his mother's savings, was sentenced to six months in the workhouse by Judge A'ford. The judge noted the accused’s laziness and lack of remorse while the mother said she did not wish him punished, yet he still must face penalty.
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William Finan
A'ford
Smail
Fred Dunn
Alford
Bertha Melster
Dunn
Meister
Divorce cases still rising in Marion County courts
Among 314 divorce dockets, many filings continue despite some cases being struck off. Emma Chadwick seeks a divorce from Howard Chadwick citing cruelty and threats, while Mita Lillie M. Clancy obtained a divorce from James Clancy for inadequate support. Emma Harvey was granted a divorce in Judge Leathers' court with a two year prohibition on remarriage for her.
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Marion County
Emma Chadwick
Howard Chadwick
Mita Lillie M. Clancy
Allen
James Clancy
Emma Harvey
Leathers
Honeymoon Ends as Braverman Couple Detained in Jewel Theft
William Braverman and his Chicago bride were arrested in Kansas City last Sunday for stealing a trunk of jewels from the Indianapolis transfer company. They reached the custody of officers early Wednesday and are jailed awaiting Bram jury action. Braverman said he regretted the ordeal for his wife and refused further comment.
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William Braverman
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Bram Jury Iriall
Braverman
Six cities honored with a day at the world’s fair
The text notes Indianapolis has not realized the honor of a day named for it at the world’s fair. Only six cities nationwide have such privilege, with Indianapolis excluded. other named cities include St. Janis, New York, Philadelphia, and Kansas City.
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St. Janis
New York
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Better Service Troubles on Miinuis Street Cars
Citizens on Miinuis street between Thirtyfourth and Thirty-eighth streets complain to the works board about streetcar schedules varying from half an hour to three quarters of an hour. The board sent a letter to Hugh McGowan asking why service on that stretch is not as good as the lower part of the arrest.
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Miinuis St
Works Board
Hugh McGowan
Democratic county committee plans key speakers for next month
J Sharp Williams reports the Democratic county committee is arranging a slate of speakers, led by Senator Thomas B Patterson of Colorado, who will address labor unions and discuss Colorado’s anarchic year. Other invited figures include William Jennings Bryan, Senator Bailey, Bourke Cochran, Gen Neon A Miles, and John Sharp Wittama among others. The note also urges readers to prepare fall attire and visit a Chicago dye house for cleaning.
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Colorado
Patterson
William §. Bryan
Bailey
Bourke Cochran
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Indianapolis Men Targeted Widow Scheme Exposed in Matrimonial Bureau
Three Indianapolis men were named among victims of a New York matrimonial bureau fraud run by H. A. Franks. Postal Inspector Mayer and Special Agent McGowan reported Franks operated from Bayonne New Jersey, sending letters promising a widow with 7100 dollars to marry, asking victims to send half travel costs. Victims included Phillie J. West August Pickler and Louie Kantimer of Indianapolis as the probe expands across post office fraud orders.
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H. C. Franks
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Indianapolis
New York
Postoffice Department
Nfiver McGowan
H. A. Franks
W. 5
Mayer
Phillie J. West
August Pickler
Louie Kantimerer
Indianapoli
Franks
Gmala
Bayonne
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West Indianapolis colored Republicans back Overstreet in Knox row
A West Indianapolis Republican club meeting on Tuesday unanimously renamed the group to Overstreet Colored Republican Club and endorsed Congressman Overstreet. Members said Knox's candidacy harms Overstreet's re election and p led fidelity to the Republican party. John Ward, club president, stated the consensus: Knox was backed by Tageart and not favored by the club.
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Indianapolis
George L. Knox
Congress
West Inedianapolis
Republican Club
Knox
Congressman Overstreet
West Indianapolis
Overstreet Colored Republican Club
Overstreet
Tageart
Republican Party
Weather Forecast and Local Obituary Note
Showers and thunderstorms expected Wednesday night and Thursday with cooler conditions in Indiana and surrounding states. Luke Walpole, long recognized as the area’s bind squire, died Wednesday morning after years out of office. Damage figures not available.
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Indiana
Luke Walpole
Ransom demanded by kidnapper clues in Terre Haute case
An anonymous letter to Dr. Le S. Byers of Seelyville claims a lost boy is alive in Terre Haute and outlines a ransom plan of $500 to be paid on a Terre Haute to Brazil Interurban car ride. The doctor doubts it, while his wife believes more. Other notes report a debt dispute and local building actions.
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le S. Byers
Seelyville
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Dr. Byers
Brazil
Seerville
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