Pledges for Manila relief fund and society officers
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met in Bloomington and elected officers for the year. Pledges for the Manila relief fund totaled 2100 with allocations to several conferences. Reports covered membership, finances, and mission work, while a violent crime item was noted in state news.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. W. Patton
T. F. Andrews
F. P. Crandon
Home Department
Abel Bliss
L. H. Jennings
B. York
W. A. Smith
Illinois
Margaret Dixon
Indiana
Margaret Robinson
Anna Adams
J. R. Hitt
Washington
J. Dunn
Detroit
Mich
Mies F. J. Baker
Morenci
J. P. Gilmore
L. T. M. Slocum
Chicago
H. B. Prentice
Kenilworth
Ill
Young Woman's Work
Harriet L. Kemper
Anderson
Manila Relief Fund
Rock River
Central Illinois
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Germany
Switzerland
Nate Abel
W. F. Reed
Mary Oore
Mary Reed
India
Crandon
Ashhouse
Ninde
Mary Newton
Lucknow
Emma Moore
Terre Haute YMCA Aims 10000 In One Day Fund Drive
Terre Haute Indiana October 9 The Y M C A launched a bold one day drive to raise ten thousand dollars. Ten captains each oversaw ten men who solicited ten citizens each to join the building fund. A list of a thousand potential donors was deployed and the plan targeted substantial cash pledges and anticipated future costs for a gymnasium swimming pool and dressing rooms. The drive followed with pledges and results tallied by nightfall.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Tance
Conuae Rales
Ors
Holiness Church Holds Seventh Annual Conference at Kleyla Theater
Tipton Indiana October 9 The Holiness Christian Church holds its seventh annual conference in Kleyla Theater this week The church began six years ago with three ministers six local preachers and six delegates now claiming over 10 ministers and thriving congregations Evening revival services draw large crowds with conversions reported The Rev Bud Robinson known as the converting Texas cowboy arrived in Tipton to attend the meeting The conference is slated to close Saturday night.
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Indianapolis Journal
Tipton
Ind
Holiness Christian Church
Kleyla Theater
Bud Robinson
J*ing Bible
Cowboy
Texas
Ewing Called to Lead LaPorte Church in Indiana
St Pauls Episcopal Church in La Porte Indiana extends a call to the Rev A A Ewing financial secretary of the diocese of Michigan City assistant rector of Trinity Cathedral to succeed the Rev Edward Lad who becomes rector of the Church of the Redeemer in St Mr Ewing will accept He previously taught philosophy at Wabash College
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. A. Ewing
Diocese of
Michigan City
Trinity Cathedral
Edward Lad
Church of the Redeemer
Ewing
Wabash College
Richmond Lyceum Officers Elected At Charlotttesville
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Richmond district Methodist ministers close annual lyceum at Charlott es ville. Officers elected include President Dr G H HM Richmond Vice President Rev C H Brown Secretary Rev W B Freeland Treasurer I R Goodwin Critic Rev C E The next session will be at Markleville. Ministers praise the gathering as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Charlottesville
G. H. HM
C. H. Brown
W. B. Freeland
I. R. Goodwin
C. E
Markleville
Methodist Liberalism Growing in Rock River Conference
CHICAGO Oct 9 By a viva voce vote the Rock River Conference decided that candidates for admission to the Methodist ministry should not be questioned by standing committee on doctrine. The deal was interpreted by members as a victory for liberalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock River
Yearly Meeting Not in Debt in Richmond
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Richmond Indiana figures on yearly meeting finances show no debt. The article notes receipts, expenditures, and financial health, indicating careful stewardship and balanced accounts as of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yearly Meeting
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends Financial Report
The Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends states it has no indebtedness and a balanced treasury. The note clarifies that the meeting’s condition left a favorable impression and emphasizes sound finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Congregationalists Adjourn in Marion Indiana
Kokomo Congregational Association adjourned its annual session in Marion Indiana. Next conference will be held at Fairmount. Streets in Columbus see rapid upheaval as Crump and Irwins clash over Washington street double tracking. Courts threatened over injunctions as residents oppose new track.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Kokomo Congregational Association
Fairmount
Columbus
Joseph I
William G. Irwin
Washington Street
John S. Crump
Eleventh Street
Third Street
Crump
Irwins
Franklin
Edinburg
Mr. Crump
Sn Irwins
John 8. Crump
Washington
R. F. Gottschalk
Two Fatally Injured at Knox County Races
An accident at the Knox County fairgrounds in Vincennes Indiana as the races ended left A J Bridgeman and his grandson Russell McCormack dead after a collision with Charles H Haughton’s son who rode on horseback. The Haughton boy escaped with light injuries.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Fair Grounds
A. J. Bridgeman
Russell McCormack
Charles H. Haughton
Haughton
Tragic coal oil fire claims boy’s life near Richmond
In Richmond Indiana on Wednesday a coal oil accident at the Batter home cost the life of Raymond Batter twelve. The boy attempted to start a fire with coal oil when an explosion lit his clothing and burned him from the waist down. He died after several hours. His mother also suffered severe burns attempting to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Frank Batter
Raymond
Man Killed as Tree Falls at Indiana Home
Sydney Jenkins died after being crushed by a falling tree at his Harrison township residence in Vincennes. He sustained fatal injuries yesterday evening and succumbed to them at midnight.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Sydney Jenkins
Harrison Township
Sensational robberies shock Michiana area farms and stores
A wealthy Galion farmer John Schwem was attacked in his sleeping home by two burglars. He fought one intruder and was beaten with a revolver butt and stabbed by the other. Neighbors found him barely conscious. The burglars looted $280 and escaped. In Burket, three masked men robbed W E Davis general store. They bound Homer McGinley, blew the safe with nitroglycerin, taking about $200 and other notes. A posse hunts the suspects.
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Galion
Mich
John Schwem
Schwem
Warsaw
W. E. Davis
Burket
Homer McGinley
McGinley
Three youths held for highway robbery in Evansville
Evansville reports William Wade, visiting from Texas, accusing Lawton Allen William Hollingsworth and Fred Wentzel of taking a large sum. All four hailed from prominent families and the trio are under arrest. Danaville, Illinois, sees a separate missing-person case as E E Boudinot, longtime businessman and former Illinois legislator, vanished after Oct 3. A reward is offered and river dragging planned after umbrella found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
William Wade
Texas
Lawton Allen
William Hollingsworth
Fred Wentzel
Hall Sues Indianapolis Street Railway for Damages
William W. Hall files a suit in Shelby county Circuit Court against the Indianapolis Street Railway Company. The complaint states Hall served as a U.S. government mail carrier in Indianapolis earning 1000 dollars annually with four carts and a horse to aid his deliveries. In February his outfit was reportedly injured or damaged during delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
William W. Hall
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Shelby County
United States
Indianapolis
Plaintiff Seeks 10000 Damages For Gang Attack Injuries
The complaint alleges the plaintiff was assaulted by the gang with little warning from those in charge, was thrown to the ground, and sustained a broken left thigh bone along with shoulder hip head and facial injuries. The injuries are said to be permanent, leaving him dependent on his wife for support and prompting a $10,000 damages claim.
Fairmount Cemetery probes expose bodies. officials drop case
In Park Cemetery investigators opened graves of William McCann James Parsons and Melville McPherson finding all bodies as sexton left them. Cantrell’s cemetery accusations are disproven authorities and relatives will drop the matter. At Goshen Joel P Hawks and wife Sarah J Brown celebrate their fifty eighth wedding anniversary at a family dinner. Hawks came to the county in 1837 and helped lead early milling interests before retirement.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fairmount
Ind
Park Cemetery
William McCann
James Parsons
Melville McPherson
Goshen
Joel P. Hawks
Hawks
New York
Pennsylvania
Sarah J. Brown
Mr. Hawkss
Morton Statue Relocated to Stand in Statuary Hall
Richmond report notes Indiana legislature funded a $5,000 Morton statue for Statuary Hall and a New York sculptor created it. The statue, once moved from Wayne County courthouse, will be mounted and set to stand for many years. Elwood dividend declared at 18 percent with plans for grounds improvements after a record seventh annual fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Oliver P. Morton
Wayne County
Statuary Hall
Washington City
Charles E. Shiveley
New York
Elwood
Elwood Fair and Driving Park Association
Additn
Madison County Anti-saloon League hears remonstrances in record day
Elwood Indiana October 9 the Madison County Anti saloon League had its biggest day with eleven liquor license applications filed with the County Commissioners Six remonstrances were directed against Dan Seward Rigdon Joseph Hendricks Markleville Albert Marsh Chesterfield Hartman Alexandria Oliver Griffe Ed Fowler Summitville Griffe and Seward face remonstrances others will quit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Madison County Anti-saloon League
Dan Seward
Rigdon
Joseph Hendricks
Markleville
Albert Marsh
Chesterfield
Cares Hartman
Alexandria
Oliver Griffe
Ed Fowler
Summitville
Griffe
Seward
New Wells Drilled in Parker City Oil Field
Muncie Ind Oct 9 Two new oil wells drilled this week in the Parker City field on the Moore farm produce 75 and 118 barrels daily. Rapid development could place the field on par with the eel field. Experts see Parker City and adjacent Delaware county territory as a leading oil region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Parker City
Moore Farm
Delaware County
Decatur City Council awards street and sewer contracts
Decatur Indiana city council in special session awarded contracts for one paved street to Calvin Miller for 19 368 80 two macadamized streets to W P Robinson for 2 463 37 and a sewer to Dostham Co of Fort Wayne for a sum not disclosed in the report
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Calvin Miller
W. P. Robinson
Dostham & Co
Fort Wayne
Portland man arrested for alleged larceny in October issued
Portland Ind Oct John Johns gan a Spiritualist medium was arrested late last night leaving the home of L Burkett on a larceny charge. He allegedly stole a watch and other articles from his brother in law James Garrett of Bloomingsport. Johns gan turned over to Randolph county authorities says he took the watch as a joke and the other items were in the possession with it.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
John Johnigan
L. 8
Burkett
James Garrett
Bloomingsport
Johnigan
Randolph County
Campbell Suicide Shocks Aurora Community
AURORA IND Oct 9 Alex M Campbell 59 years old committed suicide Wednesday night by hanging in a woodshed at his home. The body was found this morning by his daughter Mrs Laura Ross of Milan who was visiting. Campbell was a well known farm implement dealer in the area. EVANSVILLE IND Oct 9 Edward Murphy traveling man lost a US court suit against Rockport Ind for damages. He was injured by a sidewalk fall and testified he could drink forty or fifty glasses daily and stay sober.
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Indianapolis Journal
Aurora
Ind
Alex. M. Campbell
Laura Ross
Milan
Campbell
City
Evansville
Edward Murphy
United States
Rockport
Murphy
Thirty fourth Indiana Morton Rifles hold reunion in Portland
In Portland Indiana veterans gathered for the thirty fourth Indiana Morton Rifles reunion. Members arrived for a dinner prepared by the Woman's Relief Corps with a social and business session planned for the afternoon and a camp fire for the evening.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Indiana, Morton Rifles
Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs Vincent Reunites With Husband At Opera House
Deserted wife confronts her husband during a city performance at the Wysor Grand Opera House in Muncie Indiana. After sitting through his cast he is identified and the couple reconciles tearfully, ending the episode tonight.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
George Vincent
Wysor Grand Opera House
Marion woman returns after elopement with ex husband
Mrs. John Hale the young Marion woman who left her husband last Saturday and ran away with her divorced former spouse Joseph Harrison came back to Marion this evening and is staying with relatives at a local home.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
John Hale
Joseph Harrison
Death by hanging ends life of Emanuel Mauduett in coal shed
Terre Haute Ind Oct 9 Emanuel Mauduett an invalid from paralysis killed himself by hanging in a coal shed tonight The death ends a long illness and silent struggle with disability.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Emanuel Mauduett
Covington Man Fatally Thrown By Runaway Team
Covington resident Meltzler, aged 72, was struck by a runaway team while driving toward Attica on Wednesday. He was thrown from his carriage after the collision and died from injuries sustained in the incident.
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Covington
Owone Meltzler
Attica
Local and Regional News Briefs From Across Indiana
A report covers multiple items: injuries from a street accident leave a man unconscious with a grim prognosis, Elwood Tin-Workers’ Gold Mining is sending J R Bottorff to inspect a British Columbia claim, Greenville Winchester & Muncie Interurban Railroad awards power house and car barns site work to Mr Baker of Arcanum Ohio, damages awarded in two lawsuits including $1300 for a death-related claim and $1500 for an elevator loss, Portland plans a $11,000 drainage tile project to eliminate the Miller branch, a skeleton found 14 feet underground is believed to be an ancient Indian burial in Brazil, Grand Opera House in Lebanon leases three years to theater owners Rap han and Hannan, and a Farmers’ Institute session is set for Cambridge City.
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Elwood
J. R. Rottorff
Elwood Tin-workers’ Gold Mining Company
Cambourne
British Columbia
Bottorff
Winchester
Greenville, Winchester & Muncie
Baker
Arcanum
Marion
Mary A. Neiman
Diamond Window Glass Company
Gas City
Columbus
Curtis McCoy
Greensburg
Big Four Railway Company
Bartholomew
McCoy
McCoy Station
Decatur County
Portland
Brazil
Lebanon
Charles M. Raphan
William H. Hannan
J. F. Daily
Richmond
Union Veteran Legion elects Spahr national commander at Chicago encampment
Union Veteran Legion in national encampment elected George W. Spahr of Indianapolis as national commander for the coming year and set Dayton, Ohio, as next year’s encampment site. 300 delegates attended as City Prosecutor P. B. Taylor welcomed them. J. Edwin Browne gave the response. Ladies' Auxiliary met at the Sherman House with Mary D. Rose reporting and proposing nieces of members be eligible. Frances Taggart Baker named national president of the auxiliary.
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Chicago
Union Veteran Legion
George W. Spahr
Indianapolis
Dayton
Masonic Temple
P. 8. Taylor
Harrison
J. Edwin Browne
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sherman House
Mary D. Rose
Columbus
Legion
Auxiliary
George W. Sphar
Union Veteran League
Third Indiana Cavalry
Army of the Potomac
Spahr
Richard O'Sullivan Burke
Joseph S&. Siefert
Youngstown
J. M. Keyser
Pittsburg
M. Auer
Frances Taggart Baker
Buffalo
National
Steamers Apache and Iroquois collide in Charleston harbor
In Charleston South Carolina at 2:30 AM the Clyde line steamers Apache and Iroquois collided off Fort Sumter due to signal miscommunication. Both suffered hull damage with holes below the waterline. the Apache began to take water and drifted into shallow water while the Iroquois remained afloat. Passengers aboard the Apache were not greatly alarmed as tugs aided the wrecked ship and passengers were transferred.
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Charleston
Clyde Line
Apache
Iroquois
Bearce
Jacksonville
Christopher
Fort Sumter
Complete tieup urged by miners leaders in North America
Telegrams between Western Federation of Miners leaders and United Mine Workers President Mitchell propose a complete strike of all bituminous coal mines in the United States and Canada until the anthracite strike ends. Mitchell says he will consider the proposal and thanks for the cooperation offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United States
Canada
Moyer
Haywood
Western Federation
America
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Wealth and Science in Medicine and National Progress
The article argues wealth, used for good, funds disease prevention and progress. It cites Professor Dewar on chemists in England vs Germany, noting Germany’s advantage in trained staff and industry. It warns English delays in developing English discoveries, and stresses health and medical research as vital national assets. It urges wealthy citizens to invest for lasting public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Association
Dewar
Germany
United Kingdom
England
Mine Lands Receiver Detroit Conference Adopts Resolutions
The 186 delegates from eleven states at the interstate coal conference in Detroit urged the President to enforce the Interstate Commerce Act against coal firms and to prosecute officers. They petitioned Pennsylvania to condemn railroads and some mines, and asked for a Congressional special session to investigate the strike and possibly appoint a receiver to operate the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Frank E. Gavin
Indianapolis
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Full Resolutions Committee
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
John C. Nelson
Logansport
Ind
Leonard Wood
W. L. Berger
United States
National Congress
del Tes
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Senate
Aplan
Maybury
Roosevelt
Interstate-commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
State of Pennsylvania
Prosperity of Miners In Opera House Address Concludes
Watson barely finished college when he addressed a delighted audience at the Prosperity of Miners event held in the opera house. The concluding remarks summarized improving conditions and opportunities for miners, stressing education and community support as key drivers of continued growth.
Beveridge Addresses Mitchell on Trust Tariff and Prosperity
Senator Albert J. Beveridge spoke to a large Mitchell crowd on an open-air night campaign. He covered the trust issue tariff money and U.S. possessions while praising national prosperity. Charles B. Rogers of Shoals also spoke and gained support as the campaign progresses. Delegations greeted Beveridge at the train from French Lick Paoli Shoals and Bedford amid strong GOP enthusiasm.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mitchell
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Chas. B. Rogers
Shoals
Martin
Orange
Lawrence
Rogers
Beveridge
Paoli
Lafis
Bedford
Crumpacker Praises Miners as Campaign Draws Big Crowd
In Muncie Delaware county Republicans packed the Circuit Court room to hear Representative Crumpacker discuss campaign issues. A colored quartet opened the meeting, and the speaker urged full voter turnout while expressing sympathy for striking miners. He proposed a national board of arbitration to avert future conflicts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Delaware County
Representative Crampacker
Tenth District
Circuit Court Room
Harv M. Koontz
Crumpacker
National Board of Arbitration
Second Republican gathering fills Peru courthouse
The second Republican gathering of the season was held at the Peru courthouse with Addison C. Harris of Indianapolis delivering an address. Harris, known in Peru for representing the city in natural gas litigation and speaking at the Commercial Club banquet, spoke on trusts from a lawyer's standpoint as other top issues of the day were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Addison C. Harris
Indianapolis
Harris
Storms Draws Large Crowd in Noblesville Campaign Speech
Daniel E. Storms, Republican nominee for secretary of state, spoke to a large attentive audience in Noblesville Indiana on October 9. He covered all campaign issues and made sharp points for the Republican party. The crowd showed great earnestness and campaign activity is expected to rise with Hamilton county projected to give a 1700 vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Daniel E. Storms
Storms
Hamilton County
Lieutenant Governor Gilbert Impresses Terre Haute Audience
Special to the Indianapolis Journal in Terre Haute Ind Lieutenant Governor Gilbert spoke at the courthouse with Senator Whitcomb presiding The audience was impressed by his speech notably his explanation of party relations to the State debt and his doctrine of protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Gilbert
Senator Whitcomb
Watson Pledges Republican Surge In Indiana Tour
Colonel Gilbert defends tariff while backing regulation of trusts. Representative James E. Watson spoke at Fortville opera house to a large audience from Hamilton and Madison counties. Supporters included L. T. Michener, Daniel Storms, E P. Thayer, and William H. H. Rock as they anticipate a rising GOP vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fortville
Ind
James E. Watson
Hamilton
Madison
Watson
Cornet
Ll. T. Michener
Daniel Storms
Indianapolis
Col
E P. Thayer
William H. H. Rock
Greenfield
Mr. Watson
Plan to disfranchise voters in Jay county exposed
Portland Indiana reports new evidence of a Democratic effort to suppress votes by receipt schemes. William Gove of Balbec affidavits that Lawrence Bergman and Tom Fieghie offered him 974 to stay home on election day in exchange for % from W. Smith, Democratic candidate for office. Gove and others seen with Bergman and Fieghie, with several ready to testify about a book of receipts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Jay County
William Gove
Balbec
Lawrence Bergman
Tom Fieghie
W. Smith
Sloon
Gove
Bergman
Fieghie
Ayuareman
Democratic Attacks Target Hendee Sparks in Rushville Race
In Rushville Indiana Democrats mobilize heavy artillery against candidate E E Hendee and Senator Sparks as election nears. Hendee has drawn large crowds in speeches across the county. Republican hopes rise with Clawson speech in Howard County praising tariff policy and Republican supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
E. E. Hendee
Anderson
Republican Central
Cep Ware
Wil M. Sparks
Miller speaks on finance and free trade at Martinsville
Martinsville Indiana October 3 Charles W Miller Republican candidate for attorney general told a courthouse audience last evening that his defense of the party on finance free trade and news was timely and clear. The audience was very attentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
Chas. W. Miller
Republicanism Gains Little in Perry County Speech
CAMELTON Ind Oct 9 W E Stillwell Democratic candidate for attorney general spoke to about twenty five listeners at Acme Hall. The crowd was sparse despite advance notices. Perry County voters show little enthusiasm for Democratic candidates amid county extravagance complaints and rising Republican turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Camelton
Ind
W. E. Stillwell
Cannelton
Acme Hall
Slim
Blicans
Stillwell
Democrats Open First District Campaign in Evansville
Benjamin F. Shively of South Bend addressed a sizable Evansville audience, attacking trusts and Republican tariff as boosts to them with supporting statistics. John Gilbert introduced the speaker. John W. Spencer was urged to win but was absent. In Whitestown Worth township, Democrats caucused secretly as Andrew J. Shelby and other candidates attended amid party dissension and doubt about a judge race win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
John W. Spencer
Caw
John Gilbert
Indiana
Whitestown
Worth Township
Andrew J. Shelby
Smith Cox
William Buntin
Taylor Named Democratic Candidate for Spencer County Rep
Evansville Ind October J T Taylor was named by the Democratic county central committee of Spencer county as a candidate for representative replacing Dr James Sanders who was unable to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
J. T. Taylor
Democratic County Central Committee
Spencer County
James Sanders
Fries cotton mill merger forms Southern Textile Company
Greensboro reports the Fries cotton mill merger has progressed with seventy mills in Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee signing writings to form the Southern Textile Company. A New York trust company backs the financials while Southern manufacturers control management. The plan requires written unanimous approval to acquire any plant and contemplates issuing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Fries Cotton Mill
Southern Cotton Mills
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Southern Textile Company
New York Trust Company
Southern
Comale
Jis
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Holiness Christian Church Conference
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Boudinot
Thirty-fourth General Assembly of
Morton Rifles
Reunion
Indiana Notes
Wealth and Science
Callas
Gen. Wood
Opera House
Arative Crampacker Advocates
Board of Arbitration
MR. Storms AT
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Howard County
Kokomo
New London
M. L. Clawson
Charles W. Miller
Perry County
Cotton Mill
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