Bryan Tours Brooklyn and Jersey City in Campaign Push
William J. Bryan met with Senator McCarren and Perry Belmont in New York and spoke at the Broadway rooms with Lt. Gov. Chanler. He urged direct senatorial elections, attacked monopolies, and outlined Denver platform labor planks. A late crowd formed in City Hall Park with newspaper workers and marketmen.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Senator McCarren
Perry Belmont
Tisday
Order of Rooms
Ieader
Innecteon
McCarren
Drought
Brooklyn
Mr. Bryan
Greater
Broadway
Long Island City
Jersey City
Denver
Taft
Bryan
City Hall Park
Park Row
Mack
Youthful Bride Seeks Divorce After Short Marriage
Edith E. Thomas seeks divorce from Frank Thomas alleging abuse and lack of support after a brief marriage begun January last. The suit, filed yesterday by Robbins and Robbins, cites the couple’s two year cohabitation and the defendant’s failure to provide proper support while Edith is under 18 with parental consent.
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Edith E
Barney Thomas
Frank Thomas
Robbins
Annual Donation Day at Home for Friendless Women
The Home for Friendless Women observed its annual donation day with visitors from Orange Chester Fountain City Williamsburg and Boston. Donations of canned and fresh fruits vegetables and other goods supported the institution’s needs and pleased managers and officers.
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Orange
Chester
Fountain Citys
Williamsburg
Boston
Cable Out of Jail Reconciles With Wife in Circuit Court
After a brief jail stay the couple met in circuit court with the husband agreeing to return to his wife and support her as promised. The court released him on his own recognizance in a reconciliation proceeding attended by his father-in-law and their baby.
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County
William Cable
Ecther
Ballots Sealed In County Clerk's Presence
A county clerk oversaw the sealing of 21 000 election ballots amid the fanning season. The process occurred with election officials present and followed by an imposed time frame.
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Harry E. Penny
Ounty ¢Lerk
Slander Targeting Thomas R Marshall Refuted by Pastor
A Columbia City pastor publishes a letter debunking rumors about Thomas R. Marshall. He presents Marshall as a sober, practical, temperate candidate with strong home life and broad philanthropic support, urging the public to judge by character and deeds.
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Thomas
R. Marshall
Columbia City
Ind
Indiana
First Presbyterian
Church of
Thomas R. Marshall
Anid Philanthropic Movement
Lee
Big Day at Cambridge Rally Schedule
Cambridge City organizes a Republican voter rally with speakers Senator Albert J. Beveridge in the morning James E Watson in the afternoon and Judge W C Barnard hosting Prosecuting Attorney Jessup in the evening.
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Cambridge City
Albert J. Beverdige
James E. Watson
W. C. Barnard
Jessup
City building installs modern bell system
A new apparatus and clapper have been installed at the city building making the equipment the most modern in the city. The upgrade will reduce the trouble caused by the old bell system.
Theatre Ring Theft Sparks City Debate on Punishment
Miss Della Max’s diamond ring, taken by an actor at the New Phillips Theatre, led police to pursue grand larceny charges. The thief fled to Chicago after two weeks here, while Miss Maxwell reported the crime Saturday night. Officer McNally pursued leads as a shooting at the depot occurred nearby.
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New
Phillips
Della Max
Iis
Everio x
Miss Maxwell
Chicago
Officer McNally
Sherman Keller
Wiliam Thornton
McNally
Contractors Expand Crew for West Side Cement Works
Hipskind and Son added 25 men to accelerate cement and macadam work on West Side projects. Hall and Hunt expect to finish their sewer portion by December, while South Seventh Street curb gutter and sidewalk work wraps up by next Saturday.
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Hipskind
Sen
Hall and
Hunt
National’ Avenue
Ninth Streets
Hall
Second Street
Schogl. Rand
Rehling
Glee Club Campaign Pulls Beveridge into Richmond Voice
A New Castle glee club member delivers campaign songs featuring Senator Beveridge in a strenuous, well sung drive. The performance draws good crowds in Richmond as the group pursues support amid fatigue and steady vocal effort.
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Waahingtae
Glee Club
New Castle
Senator Beveridge
Richmond
Whitewater School Reopens After Smallpox Alert
The Whitewater school reopened yesterday morning with a large attendance after health authorities deemed no further danger of smallpox. Three cases were discovered Saturday. pupils in contact were vaccinated and school rooms disinfected.
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Whitewater
West Baden rumor of secret marriage denied
Bri C and P Colburn denied a circulating report that Bri C secretly married a New York girl during a West Baden visit. He said he did not know who started the report but noted several Richmond persons were present and possibly responsible for the joke. The News received the report via a marked West Baden paper.
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Bri C
Colburn
West Baden
New. York
Earlham Football Plagued by Injuries Ahead of Butler Game
Earlham players face a tough test against Butler after a string of injuries. Guard and center Denham was knocked unconscious in a scrimmage Monday and remained unable to attend class. He has since sat up but cannot move freely yet. Other injured players are returning, but the Quakers fear a depleted lineup and low confidence for the Butler clash.
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Throre
Earlham
Denham
Denhant
Tedim
Sunshine
Cloud
Eartham
Quakers
Butler
Methodists
Mysterious Civic League actions loom in meeting
The Civic League executive committee met last evening but took no definite action on annulling or standing. They endorsed candidates and will reconvene at 10 o clock this morning with ministers to decide. President Richard Sedgwick appeared unsure of expected outcomes.
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The
Civic League
Richard’ Sedgwick
Walter
Ratliff
Election of West Richmond Improvement Association Delayed
The West Richmond Improvement Association postpones officer elections from September to November 20 due to conflicts and low attendance. The annual election would have occurred in September, but other matters interfered with the October meeting schedule as well.
Indianapolis Raid Prevents Emma Goldman Speech at Meeting
Police broke up Emma Goldman’s meeting at the Propyleum in Indianapolis October 27, stopping her from speaking. She had rented a hall from a women’s club where hundreds gathered to hear her.
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American Press
Tndianapolis
Eimma’ Goldman
Propyleum
President Kelly's Bates Speaks on Temperance Plans
R L Kelly president of Harsham college to speak at Knightatown Thursday Farmland Friday Union City Saturday Lynn and teach ers of Preble county Eaton Saturday afternoon addressing teachers on temperance policy.
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Harsham College
Knightatown
Farmland
Union City
Lynn
Preble County
Eaton
Board choosing president at yearly meeting session
Fragmentary OCR describes a yearly meeting session of Friends at High Street Church where the board elected Benjamin Johnson as president yesterday. Names and details are garbled but indicate Washington area representation and a formal church board discussion.
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Enjamin Johnson
Board of Fors and Tentania Yearly Meeting
Uth Highth Street
Senator From Indiana Leads Strenuous Campaign
William C. Barnard, senior, makes a vigorous bid in a high profile campaign. The article notes the near election period and the intensity of the national drive, with Barnard as a central figure in the Indiana slate.
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Fudge
William’ C. Barnard
Indiana
Unclear fragmentary report from Richmond case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two patients and an event involving Deputy Suri Hammons and Estella Berris. Mentions Portland Tad Oat Hope, Rasthaven Theapital, Dunkink 1, and Indianapolis with Richmond returns. Hard to extract coherent facts or dates.
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Portland
Tad
Suri
Hammons
Hammong
Richmond
Rasthaven
Estella Berris
Wren
Adi
Byrom Richmond
Indianapolis
Inspectors Raft Ties to Feffersonville Reformatory Visitor
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an inspector and visitor at the Feffersonville Reformatory. Details are unclear but the report centers on a person’s visit and institutional context.
Ebi Mayoral Race Headlines Stall Amid Sparse Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a political update with references to Democratic figures and a Monday and Tuesday timeline. Limited readable names and places suggest a local election brief with uncertain details and no clear outcome.
Snow in Goldfield Delights Visitor Despite Heavy Frost
Mrs Chartes Swain visiting her son William at Goldfield Nevada reports two feet of snow there yet calls the weather delightful and more agreeable than in milder conditions. She expects her husband and son George to join later this year.
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Chartes Swain
William
Goldfield
Nev
George
Tribute to Marshall Highlighted by Former Editor
Isaac Jenkinson, former Republican editor and postmaster, praises Democrat Thomas R. Marshall for governor. He calls Marshall a good citizen, great lawyer, educated and honest, noting only his party affiliation as a potential downside but predicting fair, capable governance if elected.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Isaac Jenkinson
Jenkinson
Richmond Item
Marshall
Jim
Colum City
Is Aly
Death of Former Bank Cashier DuHadway
Charles DuHadway, a fugitive who embezzled 16500 from the First National Bank while cashier in 1506, died yesterday at Str Twice's hospital Denver of typhoid pneumonia after a brief illness. His body will be brought to this city for funeral arrangements pending. He is survived by his wife and mother and had been with the bank for thirty years, once a prominent local figure.
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Charles DuHadway
First National Bank
Str Twice's Hospital
Denver
DuHadway
Kern's Charges and Incomplete Report From Indiana
The fragmentary text references Kern and Thevenie Diehpad traveling toward Indiana with unclear details. It mentions a stop at Noblegrille and a figure 190,900, but the context, actors, and actions remain unreadable.
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Indiana
Utherwatee
Inés
California
Hee Ak Kern
Butler and Earlham Face Hard Foe in Big Game
Butler college, undefeated this season, seeks revenge against Earlham at Reid Field after past scandals. The team features a star punter averaging fifty yards and a trusted kicker, while Butler plans double training and full strength to stop Earlham's bid for victory.
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Butler College
Ftrvingtonians
Barham
Reid Field
Weill
Butler
Toca College
Quakers
Eat Tech
Rte
Antioch
Franklin
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