Ex Confederate Veterans Endorse Address Posts Advised
Cautions advise him of the action of posts by ex Confederate veterans endorsing the address.
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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
3
Union Veterans Union Split Over Membership Clause Chaos at Washington
Washington Oct 10 sessions of the Union Veterans Union ended in wild disorder as a proposed amendment to restore the six months service clause failed after hours of debate. Members from several states clashed over admitting sons in law and grandsons, while Gen Dyrenforth faced charges and a report urged suspension. Hutchinson presided briefly before the election of officers, amid walkouts by anti-Dyrenforth factions.
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Washington
Union Veterans’ Union
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Seebigan
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Des Moines
Rochester
Lim
General Hutchinson
Dyrenforth
Hutchinson
Harlow L. Street
General Dyrenforth
Charles E. Forest
New York City
J. C. Freeman
Louisville
Albert W. Cook
Connecticut
J. 8. Varley
A. M. Phillips
Washington Officers Elected by Women Veterans Relief
The Women’s Veterans Relief Association elected officers including President Mrs. Annie R. Cannehill of Akron Ohio, senior vice president Mrs. Sarah E. Beach of Washington, junior vice president Mrs. Ferguson of Chicago, chaplain Mrs. Beckie Young of Iowa, and conductress Mrs. Christie Hickey of Iowa. The group, auxiliary to the Union Veterans’ Union, reports a flourishing condition.
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Washington
Women’s Veterans’ Relief Association
Union Veterans’ Union
Annie R. Cannehill
Akron
Sarah E. Beach
Wash D. C
Ferguson
Chicago
Beckie Young
Iowa
Christie Hickey
Cannehill
Indiaman Elected. Sons of Veterans Name Officers
The Sons of Veterans have elected officers in Washington on October 10. Commander-in-chief is Frank Martin of Indianapolis. Senior Vice Commander Frank B. Wilson of San Francisco. Vice Commander James B. Adams of Atlantic City, N J. Council-in-chief Dan B F Goulding.
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Washington
Sons of Veterans
Frank Martin
Indianapolis
Frank B. Wilson
San Francisco
Puntos
James B. Adams
Atlantic City
N. J
Dan B. F. Goulding
Weather Forecast for Indiana Illinois This Weekend
Washington October 10 The Saturday forecast calls for fair weather in the north and rain in the south portions of Indiana and Illinois with Sunday fair and cooler conditions. Winds shift from south to west and northwest with some cloudiness Saturday and lighter rain in the south. Local observations note clear skies with no precipitation and a westward temperature trend.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
R.H
Pilus
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers Across Ports on Oct 10
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures. Fuerst Bismarck arrived from Hamburg Southampton and Cherbourg. Patricia passed Lizard en route to Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg. Celtic sailed from New York to Queenstown and Liverpoo l. Ryndam departed Rotterdam to New York. Ken Sirington sailed from New York to Antwerp. New England sailed from Liverpool to Boston. Column sailed from Hamburg to New York. Furnessia sailed to New York from Moville.
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New York
Fuerst Bismarck
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
le Lone
Havre
Lizard
Patricia
Plymouth
Browhead
Celtic
Queenstown
Liver- Boulogne-S3 Sur-Mer
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Kensington
Antwerp
New England
Liverpool
Boston
Column
Moville
Furnessia
New Session Set For G. A. R. Time and Place
Massachusetts E F Buck Illinois W E Smith and Pennsylvania names appear as members. The next session of the organization will be held at the same time and place as that of the G A R.
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Massachusetts
E. F. Buck
Ilinois
W. E. Smith
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway Wins City Decoration Prize
The Southern Railway was awarded first prize by the decorations committee of the Grand Army encampment for best decorated building in the city. The committee extended thanks to Southern Railway management for enhancing the city’s appeal to visitors. Washington, Oct. 1. The Women’s Relief Corps elected new national officers: President Mrs. Lodusky J. Taylor of Minnesota, senior vice president Mrs. Geraldine Frisby of California, junior vice president Mrs. Mary M. North of Maryland, national treasurer Mrs. Sarah C. Phelps of New York, chaplain Mrs. Jennie Day of Connecticut.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
Lodusky J. Taylor
Minnesota
Geraldine Frisby
California
Mary M. North
Maryland
Sarah C. Phelps
New York
Jennie Day
Connecticut
Crisis in New Orleans streetcar strike escalates to martial order
New Orleans reports a growing crisis as Governor Heard and Mayor Capdeville fail to reach peace on the streetcar strike. Strikers’ union rejected a settlement, a proclamation against unlawful assemblies issued, and a midnight conference sought military disposition. Heavy rain slows disorder as police and militia prepare. canal street car service remains halted due to feed-wire sabotage. Citizens likely demand immediate arbitration as troops mobilize.
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New Orleans
Heard
Capdeville
Canal Street
Claiborne
State Guard
Glynn
Journee
Seven heats decide Lexington road Race feature
In Lexington on Oct 10, seven heats were needed to settle the day’s feature race. Marty Devereux won the road race driving Nicol B as four drivers were fined for laying up heats. Little Squaw led until the last two heats, then nosed Prince Direct at the wire. Attendance reached about 6,000 amid fast times and clear weather.
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Lexington
McMahon
McHenry
L. McDonald
Erwin
Little Squaw
Prince Direct
Devereux
Smathers
Bik. m
Kewanee Boy
Walker
Des
A. McDocoteooed
Envy
Riley B
the Johnston
Chase
B. G
Keeler
Hudson
dcMahon
Fannie Dillard
B. m
Sno Patchen ‘Maid
Bik
Shank
Maxine
Lyons
Earl Rs Oes
Die Darwin
G. G
Yara
Br. H
Wisman
Brownie Wilton
Mustard
Vatican
Dora Deipha
Loomis
Daisy Field
Gorshire
Kanawha Star
B. Pea Volita
Snyder
Ethel Mack
Rioting Girl Strikers At Chicago Box Factory
Riot calls and fights broke out as hysterical girls clashed with police during the W C Ritchie Company boxmakers strike. Patrol wagons ferried many strikers beyond lines. Mary Hilman and Edith Marsh were beaten after refusing to quit. Rose Anne and Mareline Zelle were arrested as riot leaders. injured workers were driven home.
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Chicago
W. C. Ritchie Company
Mary Hilman
Edith Marsh
Rose
Anne
Mareline Zelle
Onward the trotting sire dies at Duryea’s farm
Lexington, Ky Oct 10 Onward a renowned trotting sire died suddenly today at Peter Duryea’s farm. Foaled 1875 he was by George Wilkes out of Dolly Mambrino Chief. Owned by Duryea and W E D Stokes he died of indigestion. He sired 124 trotters 34 pacers and was grandsire to 46 trotters 208 pacers by sons and 63 trotters 28 pacers by daughters.
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Lexington
Onward
Peter Duryea
George Wilkes
Dolly
Director
Mambrino Chief
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Railroad Firemen Strike Hits Southwestern Lines
In Laredo Texas October 10 the Texas Mexican Railroad and National Railroad firemen strike keeps both roads stalled with no trains moving. Governor Sayers has sent Adjutant Thomas Scully and rangers, United States Marshal William Hanson arrived to aid protection of mails and to assist investigations without taking action beyond mail protection.
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Laredo
Tex
Texas-Mexican Railroad
National Railroad
Sayers
Thomas Scully
United States
William Hanson
Hanson
Knox
Allen County Fair draws large crowds and fast racing
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Fort Wayne Indiana October 10 the fourth day of the Allen county fair had sunny weather and two thirds turnout of yesterday with 16000 paid admissions. racing improved with a 12 30 parade led by Alexander Johnson and school cattle in milking costumes. race results include Hesperus 2 11 pace Hal Clipper and Mosie Moore with fastest times.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen County
Alexander Johnson
Hesperus
Simmons
Maggie Anderson
G. m
Person
Pace
Hal Clipper
B. S
Hal Dillard
Billy Mac
B. G
Renard J. Taylor HL
Wilkes
Mosie Moore
Carl Wilkes
Campaign for Better Trade Conditions in New Jersey
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor announced an active campaign in New Jersey to unite labor. Chicago conduit layers should join the Electrical Workers' Union, not plumbers and steam fitters. The International Union of Commercial Telegraphers seeks a charter. a conference on Oct 17 aims to fuse the two bodies if possible. The council offers good offices to Philadelphia Building Trades and United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners to harmonize differences.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
New Jersey
Chicago
Electrical Workers’ Union
Plumbers’ and Steam Fitters
International Union of Commercial Telegraphers
Building Trades Union of Philadelphia
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Unfit for Their Duties May Trigger Boiler Licensing
Chicago on October 10 reports the Master Steam Boiler Makers Association finds ninety percent of U S boiler inspectors lack practical boiler making experience. They plan to push laws licensing competent workers and may also target licensed boiler makers. In Vineland New Jersey a Minotola riot led to arrests of Jonas Glass Works manager Applegate and security officer Dare. Applegate is accused of shooting striker Ralph Rambo. Dare held on $500 bail. A glass blower, Burt Vandeemer, was fatally or gravely stabbed. strikers at Jonas continue.
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Chicago
United States
Master Steam Boiler Makers’ Association
Vineland
N. J
Minotola
Here
David ¢. Applegate
Jonas Glass Works
Harry Dare
Applegate
Ralph Rambo
Dare
Burt Vandeemer
Jonas Company
Shortridge to Face Louisville Manual in Indianapolis Debut
Shortridge High School travels to Sting Club Park for a 2 o'clock kickoff against Louisville Manual Training. The Crippled Shortridge squad aims to challenge a stronger Louisville lineup in the season opener at Business Men's Driving Park with hometown hopes high and tough work ahead for the locals.
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Shortridge
Louisville Manual Training
Indianapolis
Louisville
A. Errs
W. M
N. Arthur
Gaye
M. Baird
TH. Matiac
Terry
Cartmell
Ohio Federation of Labor adjourns to meet Findlay in 193
In Cambridge Ohio on October 10 the Ohio Federation of Labor adjourned to meet in Findlay in 193. E P Usher of Toledo was elected president. Vice presidents include William Newman of Cleveland John Malloy of Cambridge and Christopher McConnell of East Liverpool. J A Fleming of Columbus was named secretary with Walter H Cranston of Columbus as treasurer.
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Cambridge
Ohio Federation of Labor
Findlay
E. P. Usher
Toledo
William Newman
Cleveland
John Malloy
Christopher McConnell
East Liverpool
J. A. Fleming
Columbus
Michael Goldsmith
Walter H. Cranston
Ladies Auxiliary Convention Set for Boston in 194
Cleveland October 10 The next convention of the ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will be held in Boston in 194. Today's session ended the discussion and no further details were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Boston
Chamber of Commerce ball honors councilman and funds aid
At a Chamber of Commerce gathering, present officers awarded retiring Councilman P. H. M a diamond ring, contributed 10 to aid striking miners and 150 to the Highland Park railroad workers home fund, and backed Senator Kean’s child labor inquiry bill. Portland notes inspectors begin testimony on George W. Elder engineers resignation. Cincinnati reports Western Union and Postal Telegraph messenger boys strike for 3 monthly raise amid new telephone system.
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Poccey
Chamber of Commerce
Association
Highland Park
Ill
Kean
New Jersey
Portland, Ore
United States
Edwards and Fuller
George W. Elder
Oregon River and Navigation Company
Cincinnati
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Golf at Garden City opens with Auchterlonie leading on 156
Laurence Auchterlonie, the Glenview pro, carded two 78s to lead day one of Garden City Golf Club’s open championship. Stewart Gardner sits two back at 158 on his home course, while Willie Anderson trails in a tie for fourth. Many scores.
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Garden City
L. L
Garden City Golf Club
Laurence Auchterlonie
Chicago
Glenview Golf Club
Stewart Gardner
Willie Anderson
Gardner
Auchterlonie
Alexander Ross
Pinehurst
Montclair
Fred Herd
Willie Smith
Charles Thom
New York
Donald S. Ross
Oakley
John Harland
Cee Ae
John A Bell
Boson
Mackie
Foxhill
Alex. Smith
Nassau
George Braid
St. Paul
A. H. Findlay
Boston
John Hobens
Nutley
N. J
George Low
Brooklyn
David Brown
Jack Park
Scotland
J. Foulis
John Young
Somerset Hills
D. Leitch
Springfield
Mass
Alexander Campbell
John Mackie
Newark
Peter Eagen
Belleport
ITI
D. Bell
Ardsley
Jack Jolly
Charles M. Seeley
Weeburn G. C
William A. Donovan
Kinco
James G. Campbell
Wilmington
H. T. Rawlins
New Haven
R. 8. Patrick
Richmond County
Gilbert Nicholls
Joseph Mitchell
Glenville
W. Favargue
Philadelphia
David Ogilvie
Baltimore
Paul Murphy
St. Paul's School
Advance Guard wins last Morris Park race in photo finish
Odom guides Ad vance Guard to victory in the sixth at Morris Park before 5,000 cheering spectators. Royal finishes close second as Lavator Titian and Advance Guard among the top odds in a competitive card across Chicago and St Louis meetings.
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Advance Guard
Morris Park
New York
Odom
Royal
Moor
Lavator
Titian
River Pirate
Protectory
Pride Galore
Chicago
the Lady
Worth
Eva Rice
la Goleta
Pink Coat
Water Edge
Bruce
Leviathan
Fairbury
Prince of Endurance
Pirate's Queen
ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Chappaqua
Foundling
Kunja
Centre
Derby races draw vast crowd to Decatur Indiana
The Indiana Running Horse Association Derby races in Decatur will likely attract the largest sporting crowd in the region. Horsemen and patrons are arriving, with hotels full and rooms scarce as entrants come from St Louis Chicago Toledo Louisville and even New York. The track is in excellent condition and races will proceed rain or shine.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Indiana Running Horse Association
St. Louis
Chicago
Toledo
Louisville
New York
Gold Heels Sold to Stud Purposes in St. Louis
Gold Heels, this year's Suburban winner, was sold from Winnie O'Connor for $6,750 to E. J. Arnold & Co. of St. Louis. The horse will be shipped to St. Louis and retired to the stud.
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New York
Winnie O'Connor
E. J. Arnold & Con
St. Louis
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY WITH LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
An old advertisement claims a cold can be cured in a day by taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The copy emphasizes a signature item and notes the price as two cents per box.
Washingtons Roll 1,005 in Ke-We-Bas Alleys
The Washington bowling team set a season high with 1,005 in a six-game night at Ke-We-Bas, supported by Romer 202 Wiley 200 and Lee 233. Marions swept Nationals with over one hundred pins per game, Matlock and Spahr hitting 225, while the All Stars won two from Pastimes and the Crescents beat the North Sides in Marion alleys.
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Washington
Romer
Wiley
Lee
C. Kirkhoff
G. Kirkhoff
Washingtons
Marions
Nationals
Matlock
Spahr
All Stars
Turners
Crescents
Marion Alleys
Ko-We-Bas
Washington Alleys
Wash. L
Ko-We-Ba
G. Mueller
Wechsler
F. Mueller
R. Smith
G. K’kh
Burton
G. Popp
EB. Mueller
W. Adams. McElwaine
Lea
1Iss Cullen
Chapman Cca
FOS Iso
Leth Is
Pei Os
Benelmeyer
Armstrong
Teague
Hooi
Wynne
Mackan
Hearsey
Pfaffini
Ie Wainright
Hutson
All-Stars
Capital Citys
Cap. C. Ls
Paxto
Ar Panst
Lauter
Doll
Moneer
Man Reen F. G'rst'ng
Belz
P. C
Inbon -Eeee
Ee MT
Tiz Crescents
North Sides
N. Sides
EB. H. Meyer
Juday
Webbers
Peacock
I Brinkmeyer
Dell
Micheilis
Season VIII Open Oct 20 on the Washington Alleys
The East End Bowling League forms eight five man teams with games Monday and Thursday at the Washington alleys. Officers listed include Brown president Old vice president Landers secretary and Piel treasurer. Clubs and captains named: Hoosiers Conover Bryces Drake Excelsiors Hereth Indians Brinkmeyer Orientals Baron Hercules Partlow Tourists Landers Keystones Baron.
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Washington
Co. F. Brown
H. V. Old
P. J. Landers
C. . Piel
Hoosiers
Conover
Bryces
Drake
Excelsiors
Hereth
Indians
Brinkmeyer
Orientals
C. F. Baron
Hercules
E. E. Partlow
Tourists
Landers
Keystones
J. J. Baron
Maynard and Broad Fight Ends With Broad Hold
Bout described with Maynard repeatedly dodging to avoid punishment while Broad appears to hold the edge overall. The report notes Broad's general superiority in the exchange, with Maynard retreating to lessen impact.
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Ponent
Maynard
Broad
Fairbanks at Detroit addresses tariff debate in Harmonie Hall
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana spoke at Harmonie Hall at a Republican Business Men's Association event in Detroit. He praised Senator Alger, predicted Alger would be warmly received in Washington, and defended the Dingley tariff while critiquing Democratic hostility to protection. He argued capital and labor should not be pitted against each other.
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Detroit
C. W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Harmonie Hall
Republican Business Men's Association
Alger
Washington
Senate
Fairbanks
Lees
Navy Secretary slams 67 cent coal duty at Madison rally
Secretary Moody told a large Republican gathering in Madison that the 67 cent per ton duty on anthracite coal was sneaked into the tariff act. He called for its repeal at the session and said the President cannot constitutionally send troops to coal regions without a Pennsylvania call.
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Madison, Wis
Moody
Pennsylvania
Cummins Opens Iowa Campaign With Tariff Revision Focus
Dubuque Iowa October 10 Governor Cummins delivered his first speech of the Iowa campaign here tonight centering on the Iowa idea of tariff revision amid prompting calls for action. He outlined economic perspectives and emphasized policy changes aimed at adjusting tariffs to fit local needs and industry.
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Dubuque
Cummins
Iowa
Who Are The Lawless The Philadelphia Ledger
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt debates strike violence and who is to blame. It argues only United Mine Workers members and sympathizers are connected to violence, denying Poles Hungarians or Italians as sole perpetrators and recalling historic mine-related killings to challenge scapegoating.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Mitchell
Baer
FE Peg
United Mine Workers
Order
Northumberland
Columbia
Schuylkill
David Muir
New Mines
Harry Dunn
George K. Smith
Audenried
William Littlehales
Alexander Rea
R. F. Yost
John P. Jones
Thomas Guyther
Gomer James
Graham Powell
Langdon
Tom Sanger
William Wren
Too Much for Him at Brooklyn Institute Lecture
Prof Bliss Berry collapsed while delivering the first of six lectures on the modern novel at the Brooklyn Institute. He had prepared by reading many books, finding the task exhausting. observers noted the effort compared unfavorably to breaking stones on the public road.
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New York Evening Sun
Bliss Berry
Brooklyn Institute
Pole funds spark no KC response as Peary tale unfolds
In Kansas City there is no reply to Peary’s claim that £200,000 could find the pole. Two men who might offer that sum appear not to have lost any pole, leaving the question unresolved and the expedition's finances unsettled.
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Kansas City
Peary
Gas Case Decision Extends Temporary Restraint to Oct 31
Judge Leathers TRO against Indianapolis Gas Co remains in force through Oct 31 while Judge Neal in Hamilton Circuit Court reviews whether the city gas contract terms are legally binding. The case continues to hinge on gas supply concerns and the legality of the city ordinance dated 1887 as applied to current service.
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Neal
Hamilton
Noblesville
James M. Leathers
Marion
Indianapolis Gas Company
Joss
Ferdinand Winter
Winter
John W. Kern
John H. Pearson
Hastings
Theodore P. Davis
Corporation
Indiana
Bottle Industry Sees Expected Price Increases Across Firms
R E Breed of Marion Flint Glass Company visited yesterday and predicts bottle prices will rise as demand exceeds supply. Regional meetings slated next week include Ohio Indiana Illinois at Denison Hotel in Denison and Pittsburgh hosting eastern Ohio western Pennsylvania and New York manufacturers. A national gathering in Pittsburgh follows the week after.
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R. E. Breed
Marion Flint Glass Company
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Denison Hotel
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
New York
Olean
N. Y
Vania
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Spencer fills Marion county ticket vacancies
W. W. Spencer, chairman of the Marion county Democratic committee, has filled all vacancies on the county ticket. John E. Hollett, an attorney, will succeed Andrew Steffen on the legis tics and Janess will run for county councilman Augustus Kiefer, who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Spencer
Marion County Democratic Committee
John E. Hollett
Andrew Steffen
Legistics
Janess
Augustus Kiefer
List of thirteen deaths on Sherman voyage to San Francisco
San Francisco reports thirteen fatalities during the transport Sherman voyage from Manila to the port. Names include Mrs. M. M. Corey, Lieut. M. c. Corey, Carlo bey, Roy Schealy, J. Archambeaut, D. W. Harris, Robert Low, Ivan Hicks, G. E Owen, Michael Mainer, Maj. Charles H. Bonesteel, Walter M. Keefe and others from Company I, D, E, L Troops, Sixth Cavalry and Twenty-sixth Infantry.
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San Francisco
Sherman
Manila
M. M. Corey
M. c. Corey
Carlo Bey
Roy Schealy
Quartermaster’s
J. Archambeaut
Mpany I
Denene Infantry
D. W. Harris
Seventh Tetany
Robert Low
Ae Cc A Infantry
Xyvata Srewe A. J. Cavalry
Ivan Hicks
Pore
Sixth Cavalry
Mpany E
Grand Army of the Republic Elects Officers
The ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic elected officers on October 10 in Washington. J. Mra. M. Hall of Wheeling, West Virginia was chosen treasurer and Mrs Anna Michener of Germantown, Pennsylvania became member of the council of administration. Mrs Riggs of Ohio was named to the council.
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Washington
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
M. Hall
Wheeling
W. Va
Anna Michener
Germantown
Riggs
Ohio
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