Senator Hanna to tour Indiana with brief stops
The visiting committee planned a compact tour for Senator Hanna, with short five to twenty-five minute calls in most towns, overnight stays in Indianapolis, and an evening in South Bend. Factories in Marton Anderson and Portland will close so workers may hear him, and platforms will be built away from depots to avoid train noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hanna
Indiana
Evansville
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
South Bend
Teee Este
Eva
Marton
Anderson
Portland
Durbin
Nominating list for lawmakers across Indiana counties
The Republican slate fills most senatorial seats with holdovers noted and Democrat or holdover designations attached. Names span Posey to Fountain and include Crumbaker Evansville, Guthrie Dupont, Tuthill Lawrenceburg, and Matson Indianapolis among others, with many districts listed by county groupings and cross references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Sullivan
Posey-Gibson
Virgil P. Bozeman
Poseyvillel Crumbaker
Evansville
Crawfordsville
James M. Barlow
Matson
James
Layman
Charles N. Jeremy
Fred E. Matson
Indianapolis
Marion-Morgan
D. P
Paragon
Eeeeee Suee
Rppert W. Harrison
Ogni Pecclemecaera Kittinger
Anderson Hancock-Rush
Edgar E. Hendee
A Menryette-Uni
Albert D. Ogborn
Fort Huntington- Whitley
Harmon M. Purvi- Weber
Eatia Ton
Soseph C. Gochth
Pochenour
ani-Howard
Charles A. de Haven
Weather for Friday and Saturday in Eastern States
Fair to day and to morrow with fresh northeast winds. For Indiana and Ohio fair Friday with northeast winds, Saturday fair. Illinois sees fair Friday, warmer in northwest, east winds, Saturday fair. Local observations show clear skies, light winds, and mild temperatures with no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Northwest
Ohio
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Maritime notices from New York London Liverpool and Rotterdam chronicle arrivals and departures. Vessels include Menominee Auguste Victoria and Friederich der Grosse sailing to Naples and Genoa, Majestic Noordland Peruvian and Bosto nlan arriving at Liverpool from New York and Halifax, and Ryndam Nederland Anchoria La Bavole among others with sailings to New York and Boulogne sur Mer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Menom
Fm London
Auguste Victor Moe
Friederich der Grosse
Ton
la Chamier Havre Cla
Naples
Genoa
Liverpool
Majestic
Noordland
Philadel
Halifax
St. Johns
Sax Bostoonlan
Queenstown
Chee Se
Haverford
Philadel- Rotterdam
Salled
Ryndam
Boulogne Sur Mer
Laghorn
Sauna
Serko
Ae Ores
Nederland
Anchoria
la Bavole
Hamilton and Indiana political race list of nominees
A long OCR text lists Indiana county and statewide candidates by party for representative seats and the Republican state ticket. It enumerates individuals by county, area, and office including several cities and towns across Indiana with names such as Fort Wayne, Logansport, Goshen, Indianapolis, and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenten Serra de
O. W. Gard
Frank Tippecanoe
William R. Wood
Canete Ee
Ood
Williamsport
R. H
Newton- -White
Eben Wolcott
Wolcottville Case
G. Powell
Logansport
Lake-Porter
T. Edwin Bell
Hammond
Laporte-Starke
Daniel L. Crumpacker
Westville
St. Joseph
Albert M. Burns
Adams
John D. Engle
Monroe Allen
John C. Jackson
Fort Wayne
William H. Harter
Hails Corner
William H. Clements
Sophie A. Th. Miller
Colum‘Benton
Newton
Harry J. Caldwell
Earl Park
Blackford
Jay and
Randolph
Sydney Cantwell
Hartford City
Boone
Cyrus A. Beery
Lebanon
Montgomery
Madison
Hamilton
Samuel Warner
Summitville
Brown and
Waterloo
Delaware
John V. Baird
Albany
Oliver Carmichael
Muncie
Elkhart
Vernon W. van Fleet
Goshen
Elmer E. Mummert
Fayette and Wayne
Roscoe E. Kirkman
Richmond
Floyd
John H. Lemnon
New Albany
Carew
Washington
Noble C. Trueblood
Sa! Fountain
Perry Lewis
Covington
Fulton and
Cass
John B. Smith
Gipson
William F. Parrett
Patoka
Gibson
Knox and Vanderburg
A. L. Luhring
Evansville
Grant
John Minnick
Converse
R. R
Glen D. Kimball
Marion
Greene
William J. Hamilton
Linton
James A. Mitchell
Noblesville
Hancock
William H. H. Rock
Grenfield
Harrison
Joseph P. Loudon
Moberly Hendricks
John T. Hume
Stilesville
Henry—Otho H. Williams
New Castle
Howard
William Morton
Sycamore
Huntington
Marion D. Stult
Jackson
Benjamin F. Schneck
Seymour, Zeeper and
Lake
Jesse E. Wilson
Rensselaer
Jay—S. K. Bell
New Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Marcus R. Sulzer
Johnson
Walter L. Neible
Edinburg
Knox
Robert F. Weems
Vincennes
Kosciusko
Harry W. Kline
Silver Lake
Lagrange and Steuben
Frank G. Salisbury
Orland
John N. Beckman
Brunswick
Laporte
Robert B. Short
Union Mills
Lawrence
John H. Edwards
Mitchell
Ed Matthew
Anderson
Archer Jackley
Orestes
Newton Booth Tarkington
Joseph Morgan
Oran Muir
Ralph Bamberger
Otto Stecihan
Willis R. Miner
Granville S. Wright
Indianapolis
Marshall
Peter Heim
Plymouth
Miami
Frank W. Bearss
Peru
Brimfield
Ohio
W. C. Whiting
Liver
Newtonle
Starke
Charles J. Danielson
Hamlet
Thad. M. Talcott
South Bend
William B. Jakways
New Carlisle
Sullivan
Cary Littlejohn
Hymera
Tippecanoe
Henry Marshall
Lafayette
Tipton
Clinton
James H. Fear
Union
Franklin
Milo
Stanton
Likanderburg
Adolph F . Decker
Col. C. C. Schroeder
Vigo
George L. Watson
Wea
A. Nehf
Terre Haute
Shaw to Speak at Tomlinson Hall Campaign Meeting
Indianapolis hosts a Shaw campaign event at Tomlinson Hall on a October night with Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw addressing attendees. Hugh H Hanna is expected to preside and escort Shaw from his home as the Marion Club plans to greet the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Shaw
Tomlinson Hall
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Hugh H. Hanna
Marion Club
Independent James Carter Seeks Congress Seat in Kansas City
Dr. James Carter, 1102 West Twenty seventh Street, launches an independent Democratic bid for Congress in this district. He endorses the Kansas City platform and urges government to exercise eminent domain to take control of coal mines and utilities deemed vital to public welfare. Carter recently appealed a statewide tax board ruling affecting banks of Indianapolis, tied to James J. Davis, a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carter
West Twenty-seventh Street
Congress
Kansas City
Carter
State Tax Board
Onon
Banks
Indianapolis
Elwood clerk candidate praised by Maj McDowell
Major Alexander McDowell, a Sharon, Pennsylvania resident and former town boyhood acquaintance, endorses a young Elwood candidate for city clerk citing his industrious background and night school education. Brightwood Republicans plan a Town Hall meeting tonight with speakers Merrill Moores and Charles Martindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Maj
Alexander McDowell
Tomlinson Hall
Major McDowell
Sharon
Davis
Elwood
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Brightwood
Town Hall
Merrill Moores
Charles Martindale
Monroe Wins Narrow Decision in Ten Round Bout at Empire Theater
New Yorker George Monroe defeats Billy Rotchford of Chicago in ten rounds at the Empire Theater. Monroe outpointed Rotchford from start to finish in a fast, hard fought contest that drew praise for Monroe’s infighting and rapid jabs. The preliminary between Kid Brune and the Canadian Kid ended in a draw after six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Monroe
New York
Billy Rotchford
Chicago
Empire Theater
Monroe
Indianapolis
Rotchford
New Yorker
Gus Bezenah
Kid Brune
Brune
The
Empire
Brunel
Childs Wires Wolcott in Chicago Bout Ends Fight
In Chicago on October 9 the bout between Frank Childs and Joe Wolcott ended after two and a half rounds with no contest. Wolcott quit claiming a left arm injury while Childs dominated, landing three straight rights before the finish. Wolcott’s purse share was donated to charity per referee’s directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Childs
Joe Wolcott
Wolcott
Childs
George Siler
Feltz Beats Reagan In 20 Rounds At West End Club
In St Louis on October 9 Tommy Feltz of Savannah won on points over Johnnie Reagan of Brooklyn after twenty rounds, the bout ending at the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
West End
Tommy Feltz
Savannah
Johnnie Reagan
Brooklyn
Shortridge Faces Louisville With Crippled Team
Shortridge High School prepares for a home game against Louisville Manual Training High School at Business Men's Driving Park at 2 pm. Captain Bob Scott and several starters are out sick, with Clark, Tolin and Shank unable to play. The lineup for the first half includes Scott, Van Winkle, Connor, Griffith, Dugan, Gipe, Hare, Dunning, Johnson, McKinney, and Doudi can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Scott
Shortridge High
Jutin
Tuck
Louisville Manual Training High School
Business Men’s
Shortridge
Clark
Tolin
Shank
Scott
van Winkle
Connor
Griffith
Dugan
Gipe
Hare
Dunning
Johnson
McKinney
Doudican
Portland Ball Nine Falls In Decisive Game At Home
Portland Indiana, Oct 9. The local nine, missing four regulars, was drubbed by Celina in the deciding fifth game of the series. Final score shows Celina overpowering Portland in a high scoring afternoon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Celina
Negotiations Expose Panama Transit Complications
Washington reports Bogota is engaging in talks with United States Minister Hart over Panama railroad transit following orders by Commanders McLean and Casey. Officials avoid comment on possible outcome as a cable notes a cruiser has departed from Colon for Port Haitien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
McLean
Cincinnati
Casey
Bogota
United States
Hart
Navy Department
Aee Antenaal
Colon
Ape Haitlen
Letters on Mackay Estate Granted in New York
Surrogate Thomas granted ancillary letters of administration on the estate of the late John Mackay, who died in London on July 2, to Clarence Mackay, son of the deceased. The petition states the New York estate totals 2,500,000 with no known creditors locally or abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
John W.een
London
Mackay
Clarence
Oa. Biase
Big Day at Lexington Highlights Track Records and Transylvania Win
Ozanam the brown filly by Axtell Ozania won the 14th Transylvania at Lexington carried by Ed Benyon, while Geers drove Prince of Orange to the fastest heat and both rivals lowered their marks. Major Delmar faded to third after strong starts as crowds of 15,000 watched. Katherine A tied the world record in the Futurity for two-year-olds. weather was clear and track fast as purses topped six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ozanam
Axtel
Ozania
Kentucky Breeders’ Association
Ed Benyon
Geers
Prince of Orange
John Nolan
Major Delmar
Major Deimar
McDonald
Benyon
Rhythmic
Katherine A
el Milagro
B. G
McKinney
Dickerson
Walker
Crescent
G. G
Curry
Pug
Merrifield
the Questor
Geers Klondike, G. G. Ieee Anna Held, B. (Benyo Mary D
Ch. m
Hunt
Ceromas
B. G. Mahon
Bik. m
Ames
Anderson
B. G. Amass
Hilgar
Marvin
del Toro
B. c
Blossom
B. F
Dodge
le A
Hayes
Mill del Toro
Br. m
Axtell Cbecryod
Delmar, B. G
Mc- Donald
Missanes B. m
Wentworth
Wild Wilton
Wilton
B. m. (Stahl
Katie Mastin
Mary Anna
B. m. Relisetae
Alice Barnes
B. m
Katherine A. B. F
Wiggins
Ccapee
Dsic Nen Fiscgecan
Dorothy Wilton
Wilton Alr Castle
Greenwade
Smathers
Dulce Cor
Miller
Charley Mc
Bik
Bould
Wauban
Tozie
A H
Bell
Turner
Boltocrat
Br. G
Guy Fortune
Winaka
Rhat Titer
Bonasa
Not Yan
Ton Keene
Sweringer
Darkaway
Bik. H
Ray
Proviso to the Reid Award in colonial dispute
October 9. Arbitration on the Reid claims against the colonial See absences closed with a provision requiring Reid to complete work. The panel ruled yesterday, adding a clause to the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Johns
N. F
Absenion
Railroad works tied to yearlong government payments
A large number of railroad projects within twelve months prompts the government to retain 106000 dollars from base payments for wartime performance. This reflects wartime funding adjustments affecting railroad contracts and related financial flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A’ Ase Eestanien
Strike Talks Show Deadlock With Mayor And Governors
State Senator Moses W. Salomon of Chicago is rumored as a messenger in the coal strike talks. Mitchell and three district presidents held conferences amid demands, with Nicholls warning a full settlement may require a convention and at least two weeks. Officials from the National Civic Federation and Tennessee Coal & Iron Railroad Company met Mitchell, while Mayor Low sought clarification on a Detroit report of a near settlement as police prepare for potential disorder and arrange coal supplies and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses W. Salomon
Chicago
Chicagoan
Mitchell
Nicholls
Ashland House
Eenys
Oscar 8. Straus
National Civic Federation
Straus
B. F. Tracy
A. B. Boardman
D. H. Bacon
Tennessee Coal & Iron Railroad Company
General Tracy
Alabama
Tennessee Coal Company
Low
Maybury
Detroit
Police Department
Partridge
Lafayette Boulevard
Merchants Manufacturers and Board of Trade to Meet for Coal
Three citizen committees representing Merchants Manufacturers and the Board of Trade plan a mass meeting next Monday evening at Carnegie Music Hall. The agenda centers on obtaining coal for New York City and excludes debate over strike merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Trade
Carnegie Music Hall
Mitchells Declination in Roosevelt Strike Mediation
President Roosevelt urged a settlement with the coal miners. John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers declines to call off the strike, arguing operators will not submit to impartial arbitration and that further sacrifices are unwarranted. The White House will pursue remaining options while avoiding public commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mitchell
Coal Miners' Union
Roosevelt
White House
Wilkesbarre
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington, D. C
Carroll D. Wright
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Ammunition Confiscated in Scranton Area Raid
One thousand rounds of ammunition were seized at the Delaware and Hudson freight station in Oliphant by order of Colonel Watres of the Thirteenth Regiment. Total confiscations in the ant h racite district reach 2,500 rounds in two weeks as Passano, an Italian leader in Lackawanna County, is arrested while attempting to take possession. Detachments patrol woods daily amid reports of men drilling nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Delaware & Hudson
Oliphant
Watres
Baastiano Passano
Lackawanna County
Passano
Baer urged to offer full time work to end mine strike
A letter from George F. Baer, president of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, to Father P C Nagel urges adding full time steady work except for unavoidable accidents to persuade miners to return. Nagel, in Wilkes-Barre, says the promise would influence miners more than soldiers and notes he is a priest aged forty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagel
Mr. Baer
George F. Baer
Philadelphia
Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
P. C. Nagel
Wilkesbarre
Father Nagel
Reading Company
George F
Quiet at Wilkesbarre Amid Coal Strike Patrols
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Oct 9 1904 the mine strike remains quiet as Third Brigade troops patrol Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys. Mount Lookout colliery resumes operations while authorities discuss extra state troops and possible federal aid. In Shenandoah a Spanish American War veteran, William Durham, 25, was shot dead by Private Wadsworth during guard duty at a dynamited house. Coroner seeks witnesses with continued inquest looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Gobin
Harrisburg
Mount Lookout
Temple Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pittston
Stone
George Graham Brooks
Roosevelt
Shenandoah
William Durham
Wadsworth
Simmons
John Bulcavage
Durhiam
Rutledge
Lee
Durham
Strikers Parade Led by Guardsmen Band in Shamokin
Fifteen hundred strikers marched through Shamokin before a socialist meeting headlined by John Collins of Chicago. Four men in national guardsmen uniforms carried an American flag, cheered by crowds. Tenth Regiment officers deny the soldiers belong to the encamped unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
John Collins
Chicago
National Guardsmen
Tenth Regiment
Coal Reimported as German Coal Ships Back to U.S.
The British steamer Marianne will carry 4000 tons of anthracite coal from Hamburg back to the United States under a Brauer line charter. Brauer intends to move 20,000 tons of Pennsylvania coal stored at venues across Germany to the U.S. promptly. East Side confectionery makers distribute coconut shells to tenement residents as fuel, selling in bags for 10 to 15 cents per bundle. shells provide heat, though burn shorter than coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marianne
Brauer Line
Hamburg
Germany
United States
East Side
Thompson seeks state involvement in suit details
Frank H. Thompson of Philadelphia forwards a petition to Attorney General Elkin at Harrisburg asking the state to assume a role in a suit. The filing aims to decide on the use of the Philadelphia name in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank H. Thompson
Elkin
Harrisburg
Reading Coal and Iron case seeks to block charter revocation
A suit filed in the U S Circuit Court accuses Reading Coal and Iron, Temple Iron, and Reading Railway of unlawful coal price fixing and illegal combinations to control the coal trade. The action hinges on Article 17, Section 5, and references Sherman act violations amid a web of affiliated companies and leased properties. Hazleton reports a derailment near Lattimer colliery caused by a large stone, with additional obstructions found along the rails eastward. Italians with clubs threatened trolley disruption at Harleigh but dispersed before militia was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggiegen
Engagin Mining
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Temple Iron Company
Reading Railway Company
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Ste
United States
Thom
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley
Lattimer
First Regiment
Harleigh
Great Burst of Speed Dockey Lyne Wins Three Races
Wealth wins the Bronx handicap at Morris Park by a head over Unmasked, with Belle of Troy a close third after an early lead by Dublin and Daly. Colonel Bill narrowly takes the ith Belle Mead stake from Igniter as Dom Paul finishes third. Jockey Lyne claims three winners in the day across the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Breese
Buccleuth
Edgardo
Charles D
Nelile Bawn
Hetzel
Ovens South Breese
Valverde
Croix D'Or
Chicago
Best sales at Woodard and Shanklin fall horse sale
Lexington Ky Oct 9 best sales at Woodard Shanklin fall horse sale today Trible a four year old filly bought by J M Mathews Chil 1 0 to R H Ghachener bel ch mare four and Cebu a team bought for 700 dollars by W L Davis Albany
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Woodard & Shanklin
Trible
B. F
J. M. Mathews
R. H. Ghachener
Bel
Ch. m
Cebu
W. L. Davis
Albany
Derby races to be run here next week promised to be big
Decatur Indiana reports the upcoming Derby races in the town promise a successful meet with several fast entries. Purses total 3000 dollars and Secretary Holt house predicts it will be the largest running meet ever held in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Holthouse
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Pius
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Col
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Kan
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Haven
Paul, Minn
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Daniel E. Storms
David E. Sherrick
Nathaniel A. Hill
Bloomington
Charles W. Miller
Robert A. Brown
Supreme Court
Fassett A. Cotton
Benjamin F. Johnson
Fowler
Bureau of Statistics
Willis 8
Blatchley
John H. Gillett
Sume Court
Fifth Supreme Court
Woodfin D. Robinson
Princeton
Illiam J. Henley
Rushville
James B. Black
Daniel W. Comstock
Z. Wiley
Frank & Roby
Auburn
Appella Oby
Secretary of the Treasury
James J. Davis
Republican
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Charity
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Transylvania
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Hall Parker
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Wyland Tartar
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Prece
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Women’s Novelty Shop
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E.wash.st
Tion
F. H. Thompson
State of Penn
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Dockey Lyne
McChesney
Commercial League
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Ck Brown
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Vestal Keller
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Pretafelder
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