Secretaries Shaw reception and 700-strong parade in Indianapolis
Secretary Shaw met numerous gentlemen including Addison C. Harris after dinner at the Columbia Club. He said his health was excellent and his speeches drew large crowds. A 700-strong escort, 40 Marion Club members, and 2 Columbia Club members accompanied him to Tomlinson Hall amid cheering. The Indianapolis Military Band played stirring tunes as State Chairman Goodrich and others led the march.
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Shaw
Addison C. Harris
Columbia Club
Tomlinson Hall
Marion Club
Indianapolis
Georgia
James P. Goodrich
Oran Muir
Lee Rothschild
Kirk Bowen
Fifth Ward
Hugh H. Hanna
Overstreet
Elliott
Chic
Indian Summer Forecast for Indiana and Ohio
Weather summary from Washington notes fair and warmer conditions for Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Tuesday and Wednesday expect fair skies with warming on Wednesday and light to fresh north winds shifting to southeast in parts. Temperatures reach around 47 to 64 degrees with low precipitation and no significant rainfall recorded since Oct 1.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings in early October. Vessels arriving include Zealandia, Furnessia, Minnehaha, Astoria, Sopensee, Vaderland, Friesland, Friederich der Große, Trave, and Celtic Georgic. Departures include Western Ray, Patricia, and other ships bound for New York or Glasgow, with several ports noted such as Copenhagen, Queenstown, and New York.
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Zealand
Aieeros Furnessia
G Ws R
Copenhagen
Minnehaha
Westernray
Bad
Phia
Queenstown
Moville
Astoria
Sopensee
Glasgow
Antwerp
Vaderland and Friesland
Enstown
Salled
Georgic
Bremen
Friederich der Grosse
Gibraltar
Trave
Plymouth
Patricia
Protect Yourself Wear Seasonable Underwear Now
An old ad text urges readers to protect themselves by wearing seasonable underwear. It promotes medium weight natural merino shirts or drawers at consistent quality and price levels.
Fine Derby Ribbed Bale Shirts and Drawers Sale
A local ad offers ribbed shirts and drawers at one dollar each. The listing emphasizes fine cashmere feel and regular sizing for a budget apparel sale.
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DERBY
Secretary Shaw Praises Electors In Iowa Campaign
Hugh H. Hanna introduces Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw at a public meeting. Shaw commends the Iowa audience, urges issue based campaigns, discusses tariff policy, party loyalty, and the need for citizen duty in guiding government. He defends protectionism, recalls Cleveland and McKinley eras, and warns against populist demagoguery while urging continued republican leadership.
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Hugh H. Hanna
The
Republic
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Iowa
Indiana
McKinley
Lincoln
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Senate
Wilson
Gorman
Maryand
Pero
Democratic Party
Trusts, politics, and a great speech in Congress
A lengthy speech recalls the trust issue in Harrison and Roosevelt times, praising Sherman’s law and criticizing Democrats for weaker legal drafting. It contrasts Republican aims with Democratic resolutions, cites Secretary Shaw’s remarks on Cuba and the Philippines, and ends with a rousing intro for Jesse Overstreet amid thunderous applause.
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Indiana
Nator Gray
Delaware
Mr. Bryan
Everglades
Mr. McKinley
Philippines
Congress
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Cleveland
Harrison
Sherman
John Sherman
Theodore Roosevelt
New Jersey
United States
Shaw
America
Party of Patriotism
Cuba
Spain
Fifth Avenue
Plains
Grant
Lee
Balaklava
Waterloo
Ceptance
Bryan
Senate Investigating Committee
Senate Committee
Overstreet
Tomlinson Hall
Hugh H. Hanna
Representative Overstreet
Jesse Overstreet
House of Representatives
Caeernty
Spectacular reception for distinguished guest in Indianapolis
Mr Sverstreet praised the guest and noted admiration for his sound money record. He highlighted Secretary Shaw and Hugh H Hanna for aiding business interests. The crowd greeted Shaw warmly, shaking hands on stage and in the audience before he left for the Columbia Club and a Chicago-bound train.
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Sverstreet
Indiana
the Treasury
Shaw
Hugh H. Hanna
Republican Party
Rotary Shaw
Columbia Club
Chicago
New Athletic Club Forms in Muncie With 100 Members
Special to the Indianapolis Journal. A city athletic club limited to 100 members is formed to stage boxing bouts in Muncie this winter. Sherman Crosley is promoter and president and also owns the Muncie baseball team. Andy Bezenah, training for a bout with Eddie Lenney in Philadelphia, and Ira Myers will appear before the club next Saturday evening.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie, Inc
Muncie
Sherman Crosley
Andy Bezenah
Eddie Lenney
Philadelphia
Ira Myers
Stift Beats Temple In Chicago Six Rounder
Billy Stift the Chicago middleweight won the decision over Larry Temple of New York in six rounds. Stift dominated each round and floored Temple three times in the fourth. In the prelim, Billy Rotchford defeated Patsey Saley over six rounds, Rotchford showing speed and gaining a points lead for the verdict.
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Chicago
Billy Stift
Larry Temple
New York
Stift
Temple
Billy Rotchford
Patsey Saley
Buffalo
Rotchford
South Bend All Stars Beat Mishawaka Eleven 16 to 0
South Bend's All-star team defeated the K and 8 of Mishawaka for a second time by 16 to 0, with Billy Moore Studebaker Heath McWeeney Kohler noted for strong play as South Bend used line-backing tactics. South Bend High School then beat Notre Dame freshmen 20 to 0, Notre Dame unable to halt the home team's line.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Mishawaka
Billy Moore
Purdue
Studebaker
de Pauw
Heath
Minnesota
McWeeney
Kohler
South Bend High School
Notre Dame
Little Orchards defeat Indianapolis Academy second team
The Little Orchards beat the Indianapolis Academy second eleven 10 to 5 yesterday afternoon on Capitol avenue and Sixteenth street. The Orchards displayed best trick plays while the Academy team lacked cohesion though heavier. Clark coaches the Little Orchards. next the second Academy team meets the Littleapleton club on November 6.
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Indianapolis Academy
Little Orchards
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Academy
Clark
Littleapleton
Baltimore Aonielene Company appoints receivers
Judge Stockbridge appoints John L. V. Murphy and John C. Tolston as receivers for the Baltimore Aonielene Company to manage its papers and property pending further action
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Baltimore
Stockbridge
John L. V. Murphy
John C. Tolston
Baltimore A On Eilene Company
Ita
BEB
Daly signs with Worcester club. Richmond game altered
Richmond Indiana dispatch reports Dan Daly star Eastern polo player expected for West League game tonight in Richmond. Daly wired that he has signed with Worcester Massachusetts club, altering Richmond team plans for the contest.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Dan Daly
Orecester
Mass
East End Bowling League Opens With Mixed Results
The East End Bowling League opened with Bryces beating Indians and Orientals defeating Excelsiors at Washington alleys. Brinkmeyer led Indians with high scores though only four Indians attended. Orientals improved after a slow first game, winning two of three. A Commercial League meeting approved a $25 per business house prize contribution to fund a cup held by the winner for a year, with three victories to retain possession. The All-American Bowling Team heads toward the Pacific coast. through two weeks in road play, individual records show high scores by several players, with total pins and averages listed.
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Washington Alleys
Bryces
Indians
Orientals
Excelsiors
Brinkmeyer
Commercial League
George Marott
ST. Paul
Minn
Pacific Coast
Includi
Cuban Congress Adjourns Awaiting Nov. 3 Session
Havana reports Congress adjourned until November 3. The House passed a fifty year concession to National Telephone Company for exclusive Cuban telephone service. The Cabinet approved the commercial treaty with the United States and Palmar aims to present it to the Senate when it reconvenes.
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Havana
Congress
House of Representatives
National Telephone Company
Cuba
United States
Palmar
Senate
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Sign says take Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises a swift cold cure by taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, with pricing or packaging noted as 2c per box. The text reflects vintage medical marketing with bold claims and minimal dosing details.
Wild Thyme wins Casanova Stakes at Morris Park
Wild Thyme, backed from 7 to 1 to 3 to 1, defeats Olefiant by four lengths with Lux Costa fourth. Slipthrift breaks seven and a half furlongs track record in fourth race, time 1 34 flat. Weather clear and track fast. other winners include Run nels and Patronimic.
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New York
Wild Thyme
Morris Park
Olefiant
Lux Costa
Martin
J. A. Drake
Runnels
Top Gallant
Sweet Alice
Elsie L Sets Track Mark In Worth Feature Race
Elsie L powered to a track record seven furlongs at Worth today in 1 26 flat a fifth of a second off the old mark. The race was a two horse affair with Elsie L leading to the stretch before edging Federal by a head. Hargis ran third three lengths back as Gilfain Duellist Moabina Caliban and Frank H. followed in the order of finish.
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M. H. Hichener & Co
Elsie L
Worth
Federal
Hargis
Gilfain
Duellist
Moabina
Caliban
Frank H
Winners at St Louis fair card and Memphis trotting meet opener
At St Louis fair grounds the winning favorites were Breaker Blue Blaze Croix d Or Lady Strathmore and Lindenella with varying odds. In Memphis the Grand Circuit Meeting opens with 500 horses and fifteen books drawing. Dan Patch arrives to attempt to surpass the pacing record of 1594 and 1 for Star Pointer.
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Breaker
Lady Strathmore
Lindenella
Sieneat
Blue Blaze
Croix d'Or
Aay Strathmore
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Trotting Association
Dan Patch
Star Pointer
Prince Nutwood Trotting Horse Dies in Peru Indiana
Peru Indiana October 0 W C Farrars Prince Nutwood a fine trotting horse 2 years old died He was a son of Nutwood and his progeny are numerous in the 2 20 class He once refused 5000 for a half interest reflecting his value and standing in harness racing.
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Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
W. C. Farrar
Prince Nutwood
Nutwood
Reorganized Indiana YMCA Basketball League Set for Tonight
The Indianapolis Basketball League will reorganize at a Y M C A meeting with representatives from Shortridge High School Manual Training High School and Butler College. The Y M C A gymnasium committee will manage this season replacing last year’s setup. A schedule and league manager will be chosen, with plans to schedule games against Western teams including Purdue University seeking a state title clash.
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Indianapolis Basketball League
Shortridge High School
Manual Training High School
Butler College
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Y. M. C. Aembers
Purdue
Country Club Golf Championships Finalists Crown Winners
In the Country Club links finals last Saturday Mrs. H. B. New won the women’s championship and Ernst Burford claimed the men’s title.
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New
Ernst Burford
What Labor Has Learned and the Next Step for Progress
New York Evening Post notes that labor education continues after the coal strike. A Civic Federation secretary’s article examines the vast interests, time span, and class solidarity shaping the dispute and its settlement, urging further lessons and legal incorporation as a progressive measure.
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New York Evening Post
Civic Federation
Unions and the path to responsible labor power
The piece argues the mine workers victory will extend collective bargaining, urging readiness to guard against future crises. It discusses labor leaders, possible legal incorporation, and the need for unions to be held accountable, ending with a call for moral reform across ranks to sustain their social role.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Civic Federation
Carroll D. Wright
Wright
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Amer
England
Taff Vale
Pennsylvania
Free
Forest City
Peter Selves
Uni Labor
Jade Tablets to Be Returned to China
The Jade tablets brought to San Francisco by Lieut. F. M. Wise will be returned to China. Wise had paid a sum for the stones, and the money will be given to him. Ten tablets exist, each bearing inscriptions of emperors and empresses.
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San Francisco
F. M. Wise
Marine Corps
China
Wise
I Will Cure You of Rheumatism by Dr Shoop
A newspaper ad promises cure of rheumatism with six bottles of Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Cure for $5.50 after a month’s use. It claims none payment if unsuccessful and urges correspondence via mail to receive an order from the local druggist.
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