News of Kern's nomination noted by Democrats
Indianapolis Aug 24 Democrats plan to notify Thomas W Kern of his vice presidential nomination. The event draws national leaders and crowds, with John W Kern and Maurice Mack guiding ceremonies at the state fair grounds and hotel receptions. Bryan cancels his date. Bryan and Graves attend as Independence party nominees.
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Hisgen
New York
Thomas I. Hisgen
John Temple Graves
National Independence Club
Charles A. Walsh
National Independence Party Committee
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Willan Jennings Bryen
Norman, Mack
Ma Hlonel Enjusticer
James T. Loy
Congress
Onal
Theodore K. Bell
Denniser
Thomas Taggart
Bryan
Mick
Air Kern
Pennsylvania Street
Aotel
Kern
Fenier National Electicnan
Toi Natloval
Mack
Theodore FB. Bell
California
Abr
Bell
Thomas Marshall
Indiana
Country Club
Denison
Elock
Kentucky
Kentucky Colonels
Anyauch
J. G. McKip
Indiana Democratic Club
Down- Phere
Fox
Haute
Yis'rivilege
Ithe
Main
Glen Miler Park
Harry B. Darling
Laporte
George W. Hill
Indiana Fed
Grand Hotel
I Jtember
Darling
Glen
Vention
Imlaintife
Democratic clubs summon Supt. tvr don of the company
The sheriff served summons on the superintendent of the company yesterday. Mr. Gordon does not know whether the company will continue the work on the route.
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Tvrdon
Gordon
Prominent Woman Murdered Near London in Robbery
American Press Dispatch reports Major General Charles Edward Laurd was found murdered in a desolate wood near London. The motive appears robbery as valuable rings were taken from the victim’s fingers, with no suspect identified by afternoon.
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London
Charles Edward Laurd
Work Might Be Finished in Adverse Decision Case
The bond was not filed and the court deemed it best not to hold the plaintiff George Hil liable in case of an adverse decision.
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George Hil
Judge denies petition to restrain government order
In Cincinnati on August 24 Judge Phompson of the U S court denied the petition of the Union Distilling Company and others for a temporary injunction to restrain the government from enforcing an order that must be branded with a limitation. Also reports of a fire in a grass area and a fire company responding to Fourth and South Entreats.
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Cincinnati
Phompson
United States Court
Union Distilling Company
Whtasy
Iment
American Commonwealths
Indiana
Philips
Great Mans
Work of Dr. Philips and Welbourn Lecture Highlights
Rene B Welbourn presents on current scientific investigations in a lecture praised as among the best. Miss Hemenway leads enthusiasm as boys and girls progress well under way.
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Rene B. Welbourn
Miss Hemenway
JU A
G. M. Philips
Charles Zueblin
Sylvester A. Long
Southland — Inhilee
Miss Ruth
Henenway
Southland Elinginee
Slagers
Harrisburg
Drs
Domestic dispute leads to police probe at Eleventa site
Police investigated a domestic-related charge after a man allegedly spoke to a girl near Br Johnson's home alley, prompting her to flee and notify authorities. The case lacks a clear description of the man.
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Eleventa
North B
Benjamin ‘Johnson
Br. Johnson
Main Street Delays For Street Railway Repairs
Torn up Main Street and the street railway relaying work threaten slow progress for transit restoration. Officials urge quick action as legislation faces veto risks and city needs state and municipal approval before completion. Dr Philips lectures provide civic context amid debates on voting rights for long-term Indiana residents.
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Main Street
Indiana
Dre
State
County figures face fines for drunken conduct in Chicago
A fragmentary report notes Chairman C. B. Back and Albert Brooks among those fined for drunken conduct during a county meeting in Chicago. Ed R. also appears in the sparse summary of consequences from the central committee action.
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C. B. Back
Central Committee
Chicago
Albert Brooks
Richmond Young Men's Business Club eyes state encampment plan
Citizens of Richmond discuss turning the Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias encampment over to the local Young Men's Business Club. State officers reportedly favor Richmond and Glen Miller park for a 1909 fall gathering, with the local MB C tracking the proposal.
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Richmond
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Glen Miller Park
M. B.C
Italians to Good Catch Reid Released on Suspected Burglary
Mrs. Ire Gennett identified Lee Reid as the man who burglarized the Gennett residence on Nineteenth and Main streets Sunday morning. Police doubt his confession but believe he may reveal more, tying him to a Robbins home break in. Reid, born in Missouri and living in Cincinnati, resisted the rogue gallery photo. Italian rioting suspects in Williamsburg are released after prosecutors find charges false and wages paid. officers warn against returning to Williamsburg.
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Lee Reid
Gennett
Main
Reid
John TF
Robins
Galue
Robbins
Chen
Eyas
Cincinnati
Howard County
Missouri
Williamsburg
Busses
Antonio Carruso
James Kye
Michael Carruso
Antonio
Jessup
Sherif Meredith
Carrusos
Police Target Dangerous Practice Among Local Boys
Police warn against a risky activity observed among youths, urging guardians and schools to intervene and prevent injuries. Authorities describe the practice as hazardous and call for community awareness and safety measures.
Laborers Imported to Repair Trestle Risky Rock Throwing
Police crack down on youths climbing the C. C. L. railroad trestle between Main and North Seland streets. Several boys under ten years old were taken to headquarters after stones were thrown at nearby buildings and light plants. Authorities warn of severe injury or death as trestle height reaches about 40 feet and escape routes are blocked.
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Main
North Seland
No Shoddy Affair at Richmond Fall Festival
An unofficial report states the city plant employer will begin removing lights soon. While officials expect delays, workers may face smothered contracts and uncertain timing as arches and other fixtures are discussed amid festival preparations.
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Richmond
Ela Dar
Ineanie
Kern’s View of it Vice Presidency Concept
John W. Kern Democratic VP candidate writes in Collier’s Week ly about the vice presidency. He rejects Bryan’s cabinet idea and urges a direct open known influence by public officials. He notes past vice presidents influenced legislation but argues for clear duties. Chicago dispatch mentions Bryan with Mack and Culberson among others.
Large Democratic Delegation Heads to Indianapolis Meeting
A sizable party including chairmen Beck and Reid and Mayor Schillinger will lead a Kern delegation to a gathering in Indianapolis. About 50 to 75 attendees are expected as Jefferson Club members and other Democrats attend. a special interurban car was planned but abandoned to ease return timing. Thomas J. Study and other reception committee members will meet early to finalize plans.
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Kern
Indianapolis
Chairimah C. B. Beck
Pettis A. Reid
Jefferson Club
Richard Schillinger
Wemkers
Thomas J. Study
Isi
Richmond Finance Committee Lists Fall Festival Budget
The finance committee estimated a 3000 to 4000 dollar need for the fall festival to fund advertising rents lighting and prizes. Merchants and business firms will be canvassed for subscriptions while Nimrod Johnson leads solicitation efforts. A citywide display on Seventh and Ninth streets is planned with 25000 visitors anticipated and soldiers from the Tenth Regiment expected.
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Nimrod Johnson
Richmond
Cal. Greene
Afiaty Ag
Glen Miller
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