Entries pour in for Indianapolis horse show big stables
Manager Mills reports over 1,100 entries and many more expected as top exhibitors commit to the Indianapolis Horse Show at Festival Field. Notables include Thomas W. Lawson of Dreamwold Scituate Mass and Ball Bros Versailles Ky with renowned mounts. Pepper of Toronto enters a large string led by Pearl high jumper over seven feet six inches.
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Millis
Indianapolis
Madison Square Garden
New York
West
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Lawson
America
Dreamwold
Scituate
Mass
Whirling
Prince
Ball Bros
Versailles
Montgomery Chief
Louisville
George Pepper
Toronto
Pepper
Atlanta
Pearl
Ong
Rupert
Lord Minto
the Bard
Gray
Gohst
Ontario
Bloomington
J. Crouch & Son
Lafayette
Manager Mills
Festival Field
Washington Street
Eee
Amin
Mullin’s Threat and Brick Attack on Saloon Keeper
Charles Mullin, a police figure, fought with James Broderick at 1 West South Street leading to two bricks thrown from a back yard. Broderick was struck on the head and wounded. Mullin, released from the workhouse that morning, was arrested on a battery charge after the assault.
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Charles Mullin
James Broderick
West South Street
Mullin
Broderick
Mackie
Batt
Mul
Indiana Congress Races Shake Up in District by District
Indiana Republicans target districts to gain seats while Democrats rally around Hemenway in the First and Miers in the Second. Chaney gains on Davis in the Second amid GOP optimism. Fourth sees Griffith vs Spencer with pensions as a concern. Fifth leans Holiday over Wintermood, while Watson in the Sixth, Overstreet in the Seventh, and Landis in the Eleventh face varying levels of challenge.
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Indiana
James A. Hemenway
John W. Spencer
Hemenway
Spencer
House of Representatives
Bob” Miers
John C. Chaney
Miers
Cy” Davis
Davis
Chaney
Populares
Congress
Francis Marion Griffith
Vevay
Joshua M. Spencer
Rising Sun
Grifith
William S. Holman
Griffith
Representative Holliday
Wintermood
Force
Holliday
James E. Watson
Rushville
Watson
Jesse Overstreet
Overstreet
New York
Republican Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Cramer
Landis
Crumpacker
Landi
George W. Steele
James F. Robinson
Attc
Gilhams
Brick
Fairbama
Greene County
Fairbanks
Linton
Vigorous Campaign in Southern Indiana Recaps Speakers
A vigorous last week framed the Republican campaign in Southern Indiana with sizable audiences. The formal kickoff drew large crowds as speakers pushed party themes and outlined platform positions amid energetic reception.
Watchers at the polls in Marion County election
Prohibitionists prepare to place watchers at precinct counts under the amended election law. State Chairman L. C. Masters will send certificates authorizing access at 6 p m on election day. Local workers receive guidance as minority parties gain observer rights, with a big rally planned for Oct 25 in Masonic Hall featuring James A. Tate. Attorney General Taylor launches northern Indiana campaign tours with stops in Warsaw Angola Goshen Gas City Winamac Whitng.
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L. C. Masters
Prohibition Committee
Masters
Marion County
Masonic Hall
James A. Tate
Tennessee
National Committee
Indianapolis Central Prohibition Alliance
New York
Alabama
J. C. Ashley
Taylor
Indiana
Warsaw
Angola
Goshen
Gas City
Winamac
Whitng
Tryed Arson in Revenge Arthur Strait Arrested
Arthur Strait twenty one was arrested on arson charges for attempting to burn the home of his stepfather John Doty on Massachusetts avenue and the Belt Railroad. Strait admitted the act saying he wanted to get even over a $2.50 debt while on parole from the Jeffersonville Reformatory.
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Arthur Strait
John Doty
Massachusetts Avenue
Belt Railroad
Strait
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Kruger
Doty
Todd
Shot by his brother fatal revolver mishap near Insane Hospital
Oscar Brown ten living at 526 North Belmont street was fatally wounded in the stomach when a large caliber revolver held by his thirteen year old brother Orval exploded during a planned target practice by several young boys near Little Eagle creek behind the Insane Hospital. Oscar died at City Hospital after the round penetrated the intestines and caused severe shock. The incident prompted police arrival and an ambulance to the scene.
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Oscar Brown
Belmont Street
Young Brown
Orval
Little Eagle Creek
Orval Brown
Schenck
C' Hospital
Prosecute Search Sought Over Body Dispositions at Colleges
William F Long vows to prosecute as ten decomposed cadavers found under a Medical College of Indiana floor spur new inquiry into the disappearance of Wallace Johnson. He claims one body may be his relative and says authorities know where it lies, pressuring colleges to reveal what they know. Detectives report further cadaver leads and arrests expected this week as white suspects are targeted.
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Medical College of Indiana
William F. Long
Wallace Johnson
Ebenezer
Long
Central Medical College
Johnson
Asch and
Manning
Asch
Cantrell
Caroline Tyler
Gordon Talks Power in Quiet Hour Service at Roberts Park
Cleveland evangelist S D Gordon led the second quiet hour at Roberts Park Church Delaware and Vermont streets, speaking on Power. He urged Christians to convert nonbelievers, explaining damnation reflects human choice, not God's will, and likened God’s love to a mother's for a wayward son. He described Bible phrasing as hard Anglo-Saxon and stressed personal responsibility.
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D. Gordon
Cleveland
Roberts Park Church
Delaware
Vermont
Gordon
Indianapolis
Christian Endeavor Society
Cain
Abel
St. Marker
Boston
Mr. Gordon
Firemen Jump To Safety As Engine Derails At City Fire
A chemical engine from No 2 truckhouse on East South street was struck by a Pennsylvania train at 4 15 am while responding to a fire in a two story frame barn owned by Ewald Over 426 South Pennsylvania street. The engine overturned about thirty feet from the impact but all men escaped serious injury. Loss was estimated at 3 credits?
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No. 2
East South Street
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Ewald
Pennsylvania Street
Mayor to Send Veto Message on Firemen Pay Increase
Mayor Bookwalter will send to the council tonight a message announcing disapproval of the fire department pay raise ordinance. The measure passed the council by two thirds, enough to override a veto, but the related appropriation has been enacted, leaving only the pay increase in question. The action is anticipated to be formal and already known to some members.
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Bookwalter
Wylie Leaves East for Bloomington University
Andrew T. Wylie and his mother have traveled East then to Bloomington where he will enroll in the university. The Maennercher Ladies Society marks its fifth anniversary with elaborate tonight celebrations supervised by Mrs. J. Burkhard and Mrs. O. N. Frenzel and led by Mr. Bettermann. The musical programme by Professor n ger and Montani Brothers for dancing, with refreshments managed by the house committee.
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Andrew T. Wylie
Bloomington
Wylie
Maennercher Ladies’ Society
J. Burkhard
O. N. Frenzel
Bettermann
Nger
Montani Brothers
Death penalty ban in Nuevo Leon crimes noted
A Monterey Mexico special reports that Nuevo Leon has amended its constitution to abolish the death penalty for political crimes. The law has not been enforced for years and the state Congress approved the amendment.
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Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Mex
Nuevo Leon
Congress
The Short Line to Washington for G A R Encampments
The Official Route to the Thirty-Sixth Annual Encampment G A R W R C and Twenty-First National Encampment Sons of Veterans at Washington D C Oct 6 to 11 1902 13 30 round trip from Indianapolis Tickets good Oct 3 4 5 6 with return to Oct Mth through Nov 8 Regular trains from Indianapolis 7 30 a m and 6 20 p m Special department headquarters train departs Indianapolis 3 p m Oct 5 reaches Washington noon Oct 6 Another special train departs Indianapolis 6 20 p m Oct 6 reaches Washington 3 30 p m Oct 7 through sleepers attached to trains Oct 3 4 5 6 Sleeper rate from Indianapolis 4 per double berth Call Big Four Agents for details H M Bronson A G P A
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W.R. C
Sons of Veterans
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Washington
Pullman
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Six Dollar Chicago Return Special For Encampment Trip
Tickets for the 17th Annual Encampment of the Union Veteran Legion go on sale Oct. 6 and 7 with a Chicago return fare of six dollars and the final meeting on Oct. 16. Members from Indianapolis and other encampments will board at 11:50 a.m. Tuesday Oct. 7 and ride in special cars to the event with invitations extended to all. For details contact Dr. E. W. Sullivan or R. P. Algeo at Union Station or 25 West Washington street.
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Indianapolis
Dayton
Middletown
Arcanum
Seymour
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Lafayette
Louisville
E. W. Sullivan
East Tenth Street
Union Station
West Washington Street
R. P. Algeo
Big Four Route Special Low Rail Fares
Big Four offers low round trip rates to major cities. Boston and return 19 to 21 dollars, New York around 23, Washington 13.30, Chicago 16 as line details. Tickets on sale Oct 3 to 7 or 11 with return by specified dates and extensions possible. Visit No. 1 East Washington Street or Union Station for details.
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Boston
New York
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Excursions Sunday Oct 12 From Indianapolis by Train
Excursions Sunday Oct 12 offer round trips to Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencastle and Boston with special trains leaving Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a m and return times 7 p m parlor smoking cars with wine buffet on select trains first class accommodations and nominal seat charges Tickets sold Oct 6 to 11 final return Nov 13 via C H D and Eric R R agent contacts provided
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Nion Station
Pittsburg
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