Public arena show boosts support for Indianapolis coliseum plan
The arena spectacle broadens public sentiment for a well located structure. Guardians of the project express strong assurance as the horse show highlights the venue's potential. The manager Mills earns praise for organizing a large Atlanta style show while Atlanta backed by generous exhibitor inducements may sustain continued involvement if the coliseum project advances.
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Ek Company
Asso
Anager Ls
AtUanta
Mills
Indianapolis Enterprise
Coliseum
Curtis Jackson Wins Broncho Busting Championship
Curtis Jackson won the world broncho busting title at the horse show by a slim margin over Harry Brennan, with Steve Girardot third and C E B Bruce tied for fourth alongside Otis Jackmon. Jack Joyce was disqualified after his horse threw him. rough riders faced a rowdy arena of fractious horses on soft clay ground as a larger crowd braved bad weather.
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Curtis Jackson
Harry Brennan
Denver
Steve Girardot
C. EB. Bruce
Otis Jack
Jack Joyce
Ger Goulding
Corcoran
Conners
Monroe
Brennan
Jackson
Kate the Outlaw
Goulding
Brennnan
Tracey
Arizona Bill
Girardot
C. E. Bruce
Otis Jackson
Joyce
Dare-Devil
Kruger
Arthur Harris
Patrick
Madam Marantette
Miss Crenshaw
Limestone Belle
E. R. Sims
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday predicts rain for Indiana Illinois and Ohio with rising temperatures on Saturday and cooler clearing conditions on Sunday. Southeast winds shift to northwest. includes local observations and temperatures. W. T. Blythe issues the mean temperature and precipitation notes.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
W. T. Blythe
Movements of steamers and arrivals in New York
Shipping news records multiple arrivals and departures. Liners Lucante and Columbia arrived from European ports, Cymric sailed for Liverpool, Campania and Celtic listed among arrivals and departures. Other entries show ships like La Champliane and Kensington from New York, with Rotter dam and Blucher noted in October listings.
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New York
Lucanta
Liverpool
Queenseenstown
Columbia
Hamburg
Cymric
Campania
Prostate L
Ger
Altonia
Boston
Dutton
Celtic
Friederich der Grosee
Bremen
VRE
la Champliane
Kensington
Rotteram
Blucher
Anchoria
Quinine Tablet Box Signed by W Grove
Lacative from Quinine Tablets offers a refund if it fails to meet expectations. Each box bears W Grove's signature, ensuring authenticity and accountability for customers who seek guaranteed effectiveness.
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W. Grove
Daredevil riders thrill arena in bucking finals
The finals feature fearless riders like Curtis Jackson on Arizona Bill and Harry Brennan on Tracey as they tackle dangerous bucking horses amid cheers. Jackson wins first prize with high scores for riding and handling. Brennan takes second. Joyce is disqualified after a saddleless, hazardous ride. Also noted are high jumping records for ponies and various horse drawn exhibits in other classes.
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Nasty
Brennan
Curtis Jackson
Stew Kardot
C. E. Bruce
Otis Jackson
Jack Joyce
Arizona Bill
Jackson
Arizona
Bill
Local horses dazzle at night horse show with import rivals
Local exhibitors dominate the show as German coach stallions and French entry stir buyer interest. Judges narrowly award blue ribbons to Crouch horses Euro and Feldt Marshal while Urbin and Hector and others claim ribbons in saddle and light delivery classes amid a display of thirty wagons and elite teams.
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Thomas Kelly
Greenwood
Ind
Alonzo Young
Crawfordsville
Gross II
Keaton & Son
Morristown
Ethel Red
Crouch & Son
Lafayette
Euto
Hindus
Feldt Marshal
Crouch
Euro
St. Louis
Hector
Daisy Denmark
Lady Denmark
Indianapolis Horse Show Receives Rave Abroad and at Home
Foreign exhibitors led by W B White of Cleveland George E Palmer of Denver and A E Ashbrook of Kansas City praise the Indianapolis horse show calling it the best opening event in U S history. They commend the beauty size and detail of the display and urge a permanent venue. Local and national figures echo the verdict with Palmer noting exceptional foreign entries and high class local entries. Dean R Low of Topeka and E R Sims of Chicago also hail the show as flawless and record breaking especially in high school classes.
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Indianapolis
W. B. White
Cleveland
George E. Palmer
Denver
A. E. Ashbrook
Kansas City
United States
Palmer
Secor
Ashbrook
Madison Square Garden
Dean R. Low
Topeka
Kan
Rock Island Railway
Atlantic
Pacific
Indianapolia
Low
E. R. Sims
Chicago
Columbus
Timber Topper
Indianapolis Horse Show Impresses Local Leaders
General Castleman and Miss Alice Castleman praised the opening Indianapolis Horse Show for perfection and quality. Judges and exhibitors from Kentucky and Michigan lauded the arrangements, with D R Mills noting unprecedented executive satisfaction and a wish for a permanent show building in Indianapolis.
Notable Guests Fill Boxes at Last Night's Horse Show
Boxes hosted a long list of attendees including Mayor Bookwalter with guests, Mrs. Branaugh, the Stoddards, Coffins with Kenyon and Coleman, Van Camp with White, Cockrums with Henderson Downing and Cook, and many others from Greenfield Covington Bay City and Lafayette. Government and military figures attended with spouses and relatives, reflecting a well attended social event.
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Bookwalter
H. P. Branaugh
Daniel Stoddard
C. E. Coffin
Clarence Kenyon
W. H. Coleman
R. P. van Camp
W. B. White
Cleveland
John B. Cockrum
Henderson
Helen Downing
Helen Cook
Greenfield
Cable
Covington
Freda Cockrum
B. Morss
Miss Hoagland
Lucy Eddy
Bay City
Josephine Morss
Fred Winters
George Gay
Howard
Clifford Gay
Arthur Lieber
Paul Schafer
Ray Howard
Clark Mick
Harry Drew
Brecount
Cincinnati
J. W. Williams
Cyrus Jacquith
Hilton A. Brown
Mark Brown
Anna Stewart
Cordelia Butler
Taylor
W. E. Hayward
Tone Hayward
Pana
Ill
Charles Pierce
Lafayette
Martin Pierce
Pierce Ward
Charles R. Williams
Richard Smith
Miss Barley
Miss Dreseer
BE. C. Atkins
Miss Atkins
Harry Atkins
Thomas B. Kackley
Durbin
William Wickart
Beatrice
Harry Temperly
August Craft
Harry D. Haring
H. B. Smith
J. L. Gasper
H. Pletcher
August M. Kuhn
Harry Hempstead
R. John T
Charles Mayer
F. Mayer
Owen Davies Odell
H. F. Wasson
Edward McKee
H. B. Hibben
Freeman Hibben
Louise Hibben
Claire Wilson
Festival Field Draws Large Night Crowd at Event
A heavy festival crowd filled Festival Field last night with thousands wandering the grounds and patronizing sideshows. Barkers persuaded attendees to purchase shows while weather stayed mild under a bright moon. Imitation feather dusters and cracker jack sales waned as damp air hurt crispness and conduct drew censure from some revelers.
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Festival Field
Evening at Streets of Cairo Scenes
A description notes many ladies and gentlemen in evening dress amused themselves as they passed through the gates of the Streets of Cairo and De Kreko's Oriental Street Scenes, capturing a stylish social display in a decorative venue.
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Cairo
de Kreko
Frank Warman Injured In Potato Race Accident
Frank Warman, a regular in the potato races at the horse show, was thrown from a mule night before last and sustained serious facial injuries. He sought to join Thursday’s race but was advised against it by Ray Van Camp’s friends. Warman had been a driving force in the comical events, and his absence is noted.
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Frank Warman
van Camp
Warman
Cleveland exhibitor to show Charmion in New York harness events
W. B. White of Cleveland, honored for multiple blue ribbons at Indianapolis, plans to attend the New York show with Charmion, a leading harness horse. Mrs. White will drive Charmion at the New York events.
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W. B. White
Cleveland
Indianapolis
New York
Charmion
White
Modern Woodmen raffle to crown winner at Festival Field
Tickets totaling 20,000 have been sold for the charity raffle. The automobile prize will be drawn tonight at Festival Field with the holder of the lucky number to be announced and awarded on the spot.
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Festival Field
Settlement of coal strike clears horizon for industry progress
New York October 17 R G Dun and Co weekly review predicts the coal dispute’s settlement removes the only serious handicap to industrial growth. Five months of restricted fuel production hurt manufacturing centers and demand, but railways, steel, and related industries foresee continued activity with rising prices and ample orders into next year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
New England
United States
Canada
Settlement of great coal strike boosts trade outlook
Bradstreet's notes the coal strike's settlement as a turning point with general trade and industry improving. It says relief to public mind grows, though lingering fuel price effects may persist. Gasoline and other trade factors rise in winter expectations as retail activity shows regional strength and cooler weather spurs fall festivals and jobbing gains.
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New York
Bradstreet
Dr Shoop Restorative Offer for Sick Man Kidney Cure
A petitioner pledges to send six bottles of Dr Shoop's Restorative to a sick person at their own risk. If the remedy works the cost is 5.50. if not the druggist is paid. The letter requests a postal card and specifies Book No 2 on wanted and mentions other books and the product’s sale by druggists.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Menkoran
Aei
Cotton weakness and wheat export totals noted in market summary
The report highlights general farm product strength with cotton weakness. Wool remains firm in Eastern markets as buyers are liberal. Wheat exports for the week ending Oct 16 total 5,240,683 bushels, with year-to-date and prior-year comparisons. Corn exports reach 180,674 bushels. US business failures for the week ending Oct 16 number 203, up from last week.
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United States
Bank Clearings This Week Across Principal Cities
New York reports Bradstreet compiled bank clearings for the week ending October 16, showing the percentage changes from the prior week. The table lists gains and losses across major urban centers, reflecting differing economic activity and financial flows during the period.
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New York
Bradstreet
MRE Shaw at War sa w Concluded from First Page
Representative Cannon and Governor Durbin arrived in the city from Rockport after addressing a large audience yesterday. Representative Landis also arrived this afternoon. A reception for the visitors was held in the St George Hotel parlors.
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Cleveland Times
Cannon
Durbin
Rockport
Landis
St. George Hotel
Lincoln League Organized by Republican Students at IU
Strong organization formed as Republican students at Indiana University held a meeting in Bloomington at the courthouse to establish a Lincoln League. Charles McDermott was named chairman and Claude Smith vice chairman with L. E. White as secretary and Adam Beeler treasurer. Warner Ross of Indianapolis delivered the main address, urging liberal views. This stands as IU’s sole political group to date and is expected to drive campus political activity in coming weeks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Lincoln League
Charles McDermott
Claude Smith
L. E. White
Adam Beeler
Warner Ross
Indianapolis
Elwood Republicans Plan Second Campaign Rally
Elwood Indiana hosts a second big Republican rally Monday evening with Governor Durbin Frank B Posey and E E Hendee as speakers Apollo rink booked to accommodate delegations from surrounding villages and townships Republican optimism grows for winning township county and state tickets and achieving a substantial majority.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Durbin
Frank B. Posey
E. E. Hendee
Beveridge
Judge Chaney's Big Meetings End Campaign Tour
Judge John C. Chaney closed his speaking campaign in Daviess county with a final meeting at Epsom drawing more than 9 voters. The village gathering proved highly responsive to his Republican arguments as the campaign concluded in Washington, Indiana on October 17.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington, Ind
John C. Chaney
Daviess County
Epsom
Chaney
Hanly Receives Ovation in Washington Indiana Rally
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Washington Indiana October 17 J Frank Hanly drew a large crowd despite a storm. He spoke in the largest hall to praise the Republican financial record and paid tribute to the late President, highlighting his effectiveness as a speaker. He contrasted support with fears that Miers allies may swing Daviess County against Bloomington.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
Hanly
Republican Party
Presient
Hanly greets Greentown crowd after missed train
In Kokomo Indiana on October 17 Hanly failed to reach Greentown for a timely meeting as a special Clover Leaf train was arranged but he could not be found in Linden. He sent telegrams of regret while a large crowd waited. In Greenfield Charles W. Miller Goshen Republican attorney general candidate spoke at the courthouse delivering a vote making and winning address.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Hanly
Greentown
Linden
Simmons
Clover Leaf
Indianapolis
Greenfield
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Miller
First political meeting draws Republicans to Ridgeville
Ridgeville Ind October 17 The first campaign meeting at Shilling's Opera House drew a large Republican audience with M Dunlap of Anderson as the main speaker focusing on national issues. Several Democrats attended the gathering.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ridgeville
Ind
Shilling’s
Opera House
M. Dunlap
Anderson
Spea
Humane Society Seeks Action on Child Labor and Cruelty
The American Humane Society convention in Albany adopts resolutions condemning Southern child labor in factories. It urges Roosevelt to appoint a delegate to investigate and form a special three member committee to push federal bills on regulating experiments on living beings and preventing cruelty to children and animals in U.S. territories and dependencies.
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Albany
N. Y
Convention of the
American Humane Society
South
Roosevelt
United States
American Humane Association
Accused of Murder linked to Meeks family killings
George Burrus, a private in the army stationed at Fort McPherson, was arrested in Atlanta on charges as an accomplice in the Meeks family murders in Sullivan County Missouri two years earlier. Authorities in Sullivan County have been notified. Burrus is said by reports to be one of two brothers involved, with the other having been sentenced and later escaped.
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Atlanta, Ga
George Meek
Fort McPherson
Totes
Char
Meeks
Sullivan County
Missouri
Burrus
William Taylor
George
Valley Medical Association Elects Officers at Convention
Kansas City reports the Valley Medical Association elected President Dr Edwin Walker of Evanaville and Vice President Dr Hugh Patrick of Chi Se or Memphis. Secretary Dr Henry Burns of Memphis and F Tuley of Louteville were named. Dr Thomas M. Stucky of Louisville served as secretary. A future meeting was arranged in that city.
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Kansas City
The
Valley Medical Association
Edwin Walker
Evanaville
Hugh Patrick
Chi Se
Memphis
Henry Burns
F. Tuley
Louteville
Thomas M. Stucky
Louisville
John L. Jeiks
Otis to Test a Law in El Paso
Gen Harrison Gray Otis of Los Angeles has arrived in El Paso from Mexico and will present a test case under the new Treasury ruling allowing American residents to bring in belongings duty free for their families. He imported several articles and was charged duties, prompting a protest filed with the Treasury Department.
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EL Paso
Tex
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Ea Department
United States
Treasury Department
Newfoundland Treaty Runner
Premier Bond reportedly concluded a reciprocity treaty with Secretary Hay in Washington. The United States government is said ready to sign at once awaiting approval from British ambassador Sir Michael Merbert to affix his signature.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Bond
Hay
Washington
United States
Michael Merbert
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