Greenwood town election results report recap
In Greenwood the election yielded a near even vote with a full ballot. Republicans won two council seats and the city clerk, while Democrats secured two council seats and the treasurer position. Robert Perry and Ross Babbitt led for council with Democratic majorities, and R. W. Wishard was re elected as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Robert Perry
Samuel Bagley
F.F
George W. Kinearr
Kiican
Ross Babbitt
A. L. Car
Fons. Publican
Marschal
Robert Wright
Charles Leap
Seto W. Aeae
George W. Carpenter
Vullican
R. W. Wishard
W. H. Baxs
Mr. Wishard
Democrats Overthrown In Sullivan New School Vote
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Sullivan Indiana May 6 voters elected the entire Republican ticket by about seventy five percent margins. Local contests chose clerk and treasurer Samuel Self over Hill. the school building project failed by thirty five votes amid Democratic charges of corruption. Across towns west Terre Haute Redkey Knightstown Corydon Putnam County and others followed with Republican sweeps or solid majorities, while several smaller towns saw mixed results and occasional Democratic gains in clerk treasurer or marshal positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Sullivan
Tod
G. McClung
Marion R. Horders
George W. But
Wiliam McCloud
T. Ballard Hoovs
Samuel O Self
Wil) Hill
Aed Marenas
William Beck
Terre Haute
Ind
West Terre Haute
Rea
William Wards
James Hulsen
W. RH. Zion
M. J. Hayes
V. Smack
J. i Snow
Samuel Pritchard
Charles Midight
Lorydon
Corydon
Putnam County
Bampe
Reoachdale
Cloverdale
Russiaville
Hope
Harteville
Albany
Smith
Ferguson
Hastings
Vanderioe Love
Reed
Stafford
Wilson
Stratton
Citizen
People's Secre
Ormer
Lone
Bcans
Marshal
T. P. Cheeseman
Urer
Ei. Tomlinson
Counglimen
Co. Martin
G. N. Higman
J. Spiceland
Republican
C. Rifens
M Marshal
C. B. Hall
X . Ac Aeatinee
Othe’ Poer
Irvine
T. K. Millikan
J. 5
Hall
Wiliam Morristown
Weather forecast shows showers cooler today then fair midweek
Washington May 6 forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday predicts showers on Tuesday with cooler temperatures, followed by generally fair conditions Wednesday with fresh easterly winds shifting to northwest. Ohio and Illinois showery trends Tuesday with western areas fair Wednesday, temperatures near normal and brisk winds. Local forecast official Wappenhans notes overall cooling trend and cloud cover.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
R.H
West
C.F. R
Wappenhans
Republicans sweep small town elections in Indiana counties
In Greentown and surrounding towns voters shifted party lines with Republicans winning most local offices. Trustees and clerks in Flora Edinburg Shirley Mitchell Brownstown Oakland City Spencer Summitville Lapel Moore's Hill and others saw varied gains while Newport and Hagerstown produced mixed results. Local issues and saloon opposition influenced outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Diggs
Greentown
D.C. Peters
F. T. Murry
C. W. Healy
P. C. Applegate
J. H. Holliday
John Ruse
Flora
Citizens
Edinburg
Shirley
Mitchell
J. W. Walls
Lewis Barlow
Henry Scott
T. J. Wood
George Hilton
Brownstown
Oakland
Marshal
Spencer
Summitville
Lapel
Scottleburg
Jonesville
Newport
Hagerstown
Moore's
Hill—Citizens
First District
Colfpax
Ford Haas
J. V. Mills
Mil
Bread Winners Author Identity Claim Stirred by Chicago
The Tribune asserts Ida Harris of Champaign Illinois author of The Bread Winners, a sensational anonymous 1882 novel. Speculation had pointed to John Hay and others, but clerical catalogues kept it anonymous. Miss Harris died recently at about forty. her sealed will reportedly hides the key to the secret and may reveal her authorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
May
the Tribune
Tomorrew
Ida Harris
Champaign
B. F. Harris
First National Bank
John Hay
W.L. Howells
Tilinola
Harris
Miss Harris
Duty On Coal Concluded With Flag Dispute
The ship officer sent the flag to Lady Randolph after her request and was dismissed for disobedience. Randolph claims the flag as her own but has indicated willingness to send it to the U S government for display in a national museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Randolph
Baker
Randolph
United States
Revolt in Sicily and South Italy Grows Daily
The Patrie reports perpetual peasant unrest in Messina Catania Syracuse and adjacent areas with frequent clashes with police near sulfur mines. A general strike looms as misery spreads in Puglia and agricultural payments stall while syndic seeks talks in Rome with the premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
the Patrie Today
Palermo
Naples
Foggia
Sicily
Italy
Messina
Cattania
Syracuse
Puglia
Syndic
Rome
Fortune left to Rouen for giants wedding gift
Paris May 6 The late Count St Ousa De Pierrecourt leaves 10 000 000 francs to Rouen with the condition that the city annually grants a 100 000 franc marriage gift to a couple of giants to regenerate humanity. Candidates undergo medical exams. the healthiest pair is chosen. Also notes on Irene Ven Brugh Boucicault betrothal and various European diplomatic and naval items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Ousa de Pierrecourt
William the Conqueror
Rouen
Prominent horseman sells stallion Oh So to Chicago buyer
D G Cameron sells trotting stallion Oh So with a 2:% record to Charles Chapman of Chicago for $9. Oh So sired So So, holder of the world record for two and three year olds at 2:16. A. J. Welch and Mr A Jones finalize negotiations to buy Oakley race track near Cincinnati and will manage its next meeting. Welch and Jones own the Charter Quo course at Hartford. Spalding's Athletic Library April issue covers lawn tennis with last season records and fixed events for the present season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Cameron
Oh So
Charles Chapman
Chicago
So So
A. J. Welch
Mr. ©. A. Jones
Oakley
Cincinnati
Messrs. Welch and Jones
Hartford
Conn
Spalding
Indianapolis Southern files petitions to cross city streets
The Indianapolis Southern Railway submitted petitions to the Board of Public Works and urged approval to cross multiple streets and alleys. Signed by the Board of Trade Commercial Club Banks and Trust Companies Manufacturers Association Merchants Association and most city business houses, the filings reflect broad support for the southern line and access to markets and coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Board of Public Works
Board of Works
Council
Board of Trade
Commercial Club
Banks and Trust Companies
Manufacturers’ Association
Merchants’ Association
City of
Indianapolis
Indiana
Retail Merchants’ Association
Tinton and Interstate Stock Yards
John FE
Ingettigan
Charles E. Barrett
Indianapolis Southern Railway Company
J. L. Ketcham
William M. Taylor
Chandler, Taylor & CO
W. M
R. B. Hilleary
Indianapolis Drop Forging Co
Phil M. Watson
H. Lieber Co
Indianapolis Chemical CO
Emil Martin
Haugh-Noelke Lron Works
H. Waterman
Sect-Trens
Apolis Hominy Mills
Westers Forte v FE
W. L. Hagedorn
ELI Lilly Company
J. K. Lilly
Kramer Manufacturing Co
Ed F. Kramer
W. PD. Allison Company
W. D. Allison
E. C. Atkins & CO
H. C. Atki
Atlas EN Works
Eat
E Electric Company
Indianapolis Southern Railway Support Resolution 1901
A formal Indianapolis Board of Trade resolution pledges cordial support for the Indianapolis Southern Railway. It cites regional resource development and access to southern markets as it urges cooperation with merchants and manufacturers to aid the railway project and cross-street rights. Public notices from Evans Woollen and various Indianapolis manufacturers accompany the resolution.
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Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis Southern Railway Company
City
Commercial Club
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Ohio River
Indiana
Evans Woollen
Indianapolis Wholesale Firms on Circle List
A long list of Indianapolis businesses and firms across retail, wholesale, and service sectors appears, including department stores, jewelry, furniture, dry goods, clothing, hardware, groceries, and live stock brokers, with various named principals and company connections. The compilation names CHARLES MAYER & CO, PETTIS DRY GOODS CO, BY M. TAYLOR, THE INDIANA OPTICAL AND JEWELRY CO, BOWEN-MERRILL COMPANY, KRUSE & DEVENTER, MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION OF INDIANAPOLIS, and numerous others, reflecting a dense business roster around the Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Saddlery CO
I. S. Gordon
Tailor
REE ' S Varney Electrical Supply CO
G. B. Varney
James R. Ross & CO
Central Rubber and Supply CO
A. G. Ruddell
Hayes & Reedy
Fahnley & M’crea
Met
A. Kiefer Drug CO
L. C. G. Bals
Griffith Brothers
J. H. O. Boyle & CO
Schnull & Daniel Stewart & CO
A. Burdesal Company
Eckhouse Brothers
Havens & Geddes Company
R. G. OO
Leffer & CO
M. Cooper Shoe Company
Robert L. Mouat
Indiana Shoe and Rubber CO
Home Stove Company
Layman & Carey Company
LC. Thiele
Severin & CO
M. O'Connor & CO Francke Hardware Company
Indianapolis Hardware CO
Charles D. Wayne
Baker & Thornton
Indianapolis Light & Power CO
C. C. Perry
David Wallace
Indianapolis Elevator CO
George 8. Warren
Wan Co
M. Allen
Knight & Jillson CO
Holliday & Wyon CO
John D. Holliday
Co. A. Schrader
Carey M'Pherson
Leather and
John W. Elston
Chas. D. Pearson & CO
George W. Stott
Froder
Tanner & Sullivan
Capital Paper Company
Per R. Kahn
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Wwer & Pohlman
Hollweg & Reese
KOTHE
Wells & Bauer
Crescent Paper CO
J. C. Baird
Ward Bros. Drug CO
C. P. Lesh Paper CO
C. P. Lesh
Arthur Jordan Company
Indianapolis Brewing CO
Albert Lieber
Daggett & CO
H. Wilson
the Home Brewing Co
Hagen
Abans Brick CO
J.C. Adams
Ne “Eg Holton B. H . Manufacturing Co
Kingan Ltd
John M
Charles Mayer & CO
Pettis Dry Goods Company
P. George
Badger Furniture Company
Becker & Son
Tallers
Saks & CO
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Cordin
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la Oh
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Veston
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London Daily Express
Irene Ven Brugh
Dion Boucicault
Rachad Pasha
Zahda Pasha
London Daily Chronicle
Mgr. Paltewski
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Canada
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Porte
Selamilk
Venezuela
Berlin
London Daily Mail
Herr Krupp
London
Frederick
Germany
Oceanie
Liverpool
New York
Charles Rivers Wilson
Grand Trunk Railway
Cyprian A. Bridge
General Sporting News
Indianapolis Southern Presents
Board of Trade of Indianapolis
Petition OF Manufacturers
Tucker & Dorsey Eae Company
Daniel L. Dorsey
Phoenix c. Company
Capital Crysis
Ae Am Lae
Indianapolis Canning Company
W. D. Huffman
Holt Ice and Cold Storage CO
Sterling R. Holt
Tacoma Laundry Company
Shcar & Holloway
Blanton Milling Company
L. Blanton
the Automobile and Cycle Parts Company
Diamond Chain
L. M. Wainwright
Joan Guedelhoefer
Serees, Bros. & CO
Keyless Lock Company
Arthur R. Baxter
Hampton Printing Company
E. Hampton
M’coy Howe Company
J. M. Mower
Allison Coupon Company
Allison Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry
Dr. G. Wiley
Engraving and
A. W. Marshall
Parrott-Taggart Bakery
National Biscuit Company
B. E. Parrott
Indianapolis Manufacturers' and Carpenters’ Unton
H. F. Sprander
M'f’g CO
N. 8
Byram
George Merritt & CO
Worth Merritt
George T. Evans
Hoosier Flour Mills
Acme Milling Company
Arthur Gillet
Central Chair Company
C. R. Woemer
Sinker-Davis Company
J. H. Hooker
Harry B. Mahan Company
Harry B. Mahan
Commercial Electric Company
S. L. Hadley
THE
Allfree Engine Company
J. B. Allfree
GEM Garment Company
Bookwalter
Indianapolis Wire Weaving Company
Fred J. Brinkmeyer
KERBS
Wertheim & Schiffer Makers
Louis G. Deschler
Standard Oil Company
Meyer Brinkmeyer
John & C O
S. E. Raugh
W. Osgood
WM. B. Burford
GEO, CO
Beck
Live Stock Commission
MN Sells & CO
Middleworth
Benson, Nave & CO
Stockton, Gillespie, Clay & CO
Narrela
Tibbs & Gish
Pain, Becker & CO
Ransom
MA Field & CO
Offut
Meir & CO
C. A. Ray & CO
Neaville
Elliott & Johnson
A. Kohn & Son
Nchell, Hawkins & CO
Jeffery
Kershaw & CO
K. H. Fletcher & CO
CLARK
Sunday Journal
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington S
Peete
Plymouth
Cherbou
F. Bismarck Deutschland
Columbi
A. Victoria
F. Bismarck
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Maravia
Pretoria
Pennsylvania
Phoenicia
Hamburg Direct
Hamburg-Amer
Wway
Frenzel Bros
A. Metzger
Agis
Ind'pl
Europe
Edwin Jones
Putnam
Brooklyn
I. HW
Herrington
Best Market St
the Reliable Furniture and Carpet Co
Illinois Street
Spannaurst
Kruse & Deventer
Washington St
Pride of
Maryland
Monticello Distiling Co. Distillers
Baltimore, Md
J.T. Power & Son
State of Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Rooyier
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