Party Nominees Decry Personal Attacks and Press Standards
A speaker urged the party to honor its supporters and rejected public abuse in campaigns. He praised the rise of clean journalism and argued the editor’s role should be personal, while the paper’s policy guides readers and not the editor alone. The talk, given four years ago, was revisited by W. S. Montfine Greenfield J A Kemp Seymour A Remy Hartford City A W Tra Martinaville F T Singleton.
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Padeli
City Press
S. Montfine
Greenfield
J. A. Kemp
McKinley Memorial Oration Highlights A Noble Citizen
Will H. Craig of Noblesville delivers an eulogy on William McKinley. The speech extols McKinley as a conscientious public servant, a gentle, generous man, and a patriotic leader whose death shocked the world and underscored virtues of character and public service.
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Will H. Craig
Noblesville
McKinley
Shakspeare
Henry VIII
McKinney
Israel
William McKinley
William McKinles
Morton and
Harrison
Longfellow
Carlisle
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Congress
Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
James A
Union
Lincoln
Morton
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
Garfield
W. T. Durbin
Durbin
Weather Forecast Fair and Cold Across Regions
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions Saturday into Sunday with fresh northwest winds in Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana. Sunday may bring clear skies but possible snow in the southern portions. Temps are shown around a maximum of 22 and a low of freezing, with means and precipitation figures noted. The Seattle area reports its first major blizzard of several years, halting streetcar traffic and disrupting business as heavy snow falls.
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Washington
Ohio
Illnois
Indiana
Seattle
Wash
Cold Wave Forecast From Weather Director Blythe
Weather Director Blythe issued a forecast of a cold wave moving in yesterday. Temperatures were expected to fall to W degrees above zero by morning with the cold snap continuing today. Low temperatures span Montana and North Dakota, the eastern Rockies, central Texas, and the Missouri Valley.
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Blythe
Montana
Dalus
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Missouri Valley
Movements of steamers across ports
Moville reports the steamship Numidian sailing for Halifax and St John. Boulogne notes the Staten am sailing from Rotterdam to New York. New York lists the Hesperia arriving from Naples. London records the Menominee sailing for New York.
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Moville
Ey Leverpool
Halifax
St. John
Boulogne
Staten@am
Rotterdam
New York
Hesperia
Naples
London
Menominee
McKinley Remembered as Courageous and United Leader
A reverent tribute extols McKinley as courageous and universal in friendship across races and creeds. It lauds his integrity, patriotism, and love of country, comparing him to Washington and Lincoln. The memorial honors his private devotion, Christian faith, and enduring legacy in unity and peace.
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Washington
Lincoln
South
North
McKinley
Carlyle
Roosevelt
United States
Canton
Anarchy and Newspapers in American Press History
C W Stivers argues newspapers foster anarchistic thought and urges moderation in debate. He cites McKinley, Garfield, Czolgocz, Emma Goldman, and partisan papers, linking incendiary rhetoric to political murder and calling for responsible reporting and adherence to the law.
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C. W. Stivers
The
Liberty Herald
America
Webster
McKinley
Emma Goldman
Czolgocz
Lincoln
Garfield
Guiteau
Spain
Maine
Cleveland
Bryan School of
Metropolis Sentinel
Lakeage American
Tigertown Journal
Martin
Press voices warn against anarchy and defend authority
E H Staley of the Tipton Advocate urges editors to lift the standard amid antiwar and anti imperial sentiment. He emphasizes respect for the President Governor judiciary and military, calls for lawfulness, order, and unity in support of constitutional government. He argues newspapers should oppose demagoguery and anarchistic agitation.
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Washington
Aguinaldo
Army
Czolgocz
McKinley
America
Court of Justice
Supreme Court
Lft
Press of America
National Congress
Spain
Cuba
Joseph Wheeler
Fitzhuge
Lawton
Funston
McKinley Era Rhetoric and Republican Resolutions
Fragment from a 1900s political column discussing party platforms, tariff, trusts, and McKinley's assassination impact. It praises Theodore Roosevelt and William McKinley, critiques free trade, defends protective tariffs, warns against anarchist threats, and closes with editorial resolutions honoring leaders and endorsing Indiana Republicans and Governor Durbin.
Best Scores of Season Ko We Bas Led in the High Scores
Knox won twenty first money in the individual contests as Ko We Bas led the high score tally for the season. Individual standings show Knox claiming top prize with strong performances across events and Ko We Bas providing notable scoring bursts throughout the meet.
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Ko-We-Bas
Knox
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Ke-We-Bas
Marions
Washingtons
Turners
Marion Alleys
G. Mueller
Smith Weehsler
Rivids
Hs Potter
Yorger
Burton
Bauer
A. Seid
Stkr
F. Lehosidt
Wit
Iss
Ig Pehrenbach
L. Sargent
F. Mueller
Turner Alleys
Aioe
Astimes
I. Meyer
E. Talbert Iss
J. Hurrle
Taylor
Sar
Kebler
J. Root
Lenwartz
Seig Cooper
Ise
Ree
M. Lev
Garstang
Vinson
Willw Matthews
Seguin
Iq Stephens
Sayles
Deollman Iby
O'Conner
Kahlo
Shelly
Cullen
A. Fibre Ie
Kotteman
Evans
W. Mannrd
Walters
O. Deluse
Pollard
G. Mannrd
Ae Hopkins
Purdue and Butler Meet In Extras At Y M C A Gym
Purdue University and Butler clash for a basketball night at the YMCA gym with State Normal and M T H S five also in action. Purdue boasts the state collegiate title and aims to beat Butler, while Butler trains hard for a strong showing.
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Purdue University
Butler
State
Terre Haute
Purdue
Peck
Indianapolis Manual Training School
Reimann Knapp Miller
Peck Wevees Lcs
Mehring
Yo Ae Eee
Sanderson
Maxwell
Kaylor E. Minor
Kittle Mangel
Brumfiel
Wellman
Shortridge Bowling League Opens With Invincibles
The new Shortridge Bowling League starts at Pastime alleys with the Invincibles joining the Delectables, Mayers, and Hoot Mons. Captains Hugh Jones, Hugh Donnan, and Archibald Ferguson sign a cup challenge as schedules run from January 25 to March 22 with matches pairing each team across multiple dates.
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Shortridge
Invincibles
Delectables
Mayers
Hoot Mans
James Randall
Hugh Jones
Hugh Donnan
Archibald Ferguson
Hoot Mons
Hoot Mon
Contests End Early In Portland And Baltimore Bouts
In Portland San Francisco fighter Al Neil won on a foul in the tenth of a planned twenty rounder after Billy Smith kicked and bit Neil following a seventh round clash. In Baltimore George Dixon fell under a barrage of body blows from Eddie Lenny in a twenty round sparring bout. San Francisco’s Yosemite Club postponed indefinitely the Jeffries Sharkey fight due to the unsatisfactory ending of the recent Sharkey Maher bout in Philadelphia.
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Portland
Ore
al Neil
San Francisco
Billy Smith
Neil
Smith
Neill
Baltimore
George Dixon
Eddie Lenny
Lenny
Eureka Athletic Club
Yosemite
Philadelphia
Racing notes from Oakland and Newmarket races and deaths
In Oakland two favorites won while Plunger Lewis lost heavily on four horses including Greyfield and Dunblane. Moabina and Matt Hogan paid well as winners. Pat Morrissey with blinkers led early and won over Hungarian and Siddons. In Newmarket Lew Warner died from a self-inflicted pistol shot tied to pleurisy, after arriving with William Duke and joining Edward Corrigan's stable.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Plunger Lewis
Greyfield
Dunblane
Moabina
Matt Hogan
Meehanus
Captivate
Pat Morrissey
Newmarket
England
Lew Warner
William Duke
Warner
Edward Corrigan
Old Fox Wins Steeplechase in New Orleans Card
New Orleans January 24 Old Fox lowered the short course steeplechase track record by two seconds to 2 59 and was the meeting's only winning favorite. Winners and odds list Dr Hart 6 to 1 Henry of Fraustamar 6 to 1 Old Fox 4 to 5 Death 13 to 5 Frank McConnell 30 to 1 The Way 10 to 1.
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New Orleans
Old Fox
Dr. Hart
Henry of
Fogel Named Manager of the Giants for Next Season
Horace Fogel of Philadelphia has been signed by Andrew Freedman to manage the New York Giants for the coming season. He has been with the club since 1881 and previously managed Indianapolis in 1887. Fogel, now in Philadelphia newspaper work, is said to have signed six players for New York.
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New York
Horace
Fogel
Philadelphia
Andrew Freedman
The
Journal and American
Indianapolis bowler Knox takes 21st with 574 at Buffalo
SCORES AT BUFFALO Special to the Indianapolis Journal Knox from Indianapolis placed 21st with 574 pins and $12 prize. The day’s results list many names from Chicago New York Cleveland and other cities with Knox also bowling the high 247 in the Dr Timm trophy trial, to be continued tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis
Knox
H. H. Strong
Chicago
J. Koster
New York
J. H. Berlin
Chicago Hills
Cleveland
Athletic War Brewing Between Chicago and Michigan
Disagreement over football territorial rights between the University of Chicago and the University of Michigan threatens an athletic war or permanent split. Michigan seeks to play in Chicago's home territory while offering to alternate a game each year. Coach Stagg insists Michigan may play here only when the opponent is the Portigans, leaving the rival factions divided. The situation remains unsettled as talks continue.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Henry M. Bates
Michigan
Baird
Pettingtl
Stagg
Portigans
Colves
Mr. Bates
Peace Dreamers Sound in Propitious Times
The Philadelphia Press notes idealistic hopes for a millennium of peace as global powers show symbolic gestures. It cites concessions in China, a German warlord asking to christen an imperial yacht, and Parisian displays of Franco American solidarity.
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Philadelphia
Times
Germany
Coquelin
England
United States
France
America
Paris
Venezuela
Wonderful Exhibit of Paintings by Eminent New York Artists
A one week exhibit in Muncie Indiana showcases works by Blashfield Chase Heckwith Chide Hassam Wiggins Curran and other famous artists under Art Students. An interurban car delivers visitors to the exhibit door to door.
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New York
Blashfield
Chase
Heckwith
Chide-Hassam
Wiggins
Curran
Indiana Auditor Certifies Company Financial Condition
The Indiana Auditor of State confirms the financial condition of the specified company as of December 3, 1902. Losses are adjusted with no unadjusted losses. total liabilities and risks are itemized, including a maximum single risk of $20,000 and overall liabilities in the millions, with an official seal and signature.
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
State auditor notes insurance company financials and bonds
The document lists bonds across multiple cities including Cincinnati Chicago Washington Sparta Lincoln New York Milwaukee and Spokane with notes on loans against real estate and various loss categories. It states totals for liabilities and the greatest risk amount and confirms the December list day statement on file with the state auditor seal dated January 22, 192 W. H. Hart.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington County
Sparta
Wis
Lincoln
Neb
State of Montana
Fond du Lac
Dubuque
Kansas City
Whiting
Ind
Lawrence County
Spokane
Wash
New York City
Milwaukee
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
I. W. H. Hart
W. H. Hart
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