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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1902

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Cincinnati rally featuring Beveridge Foraker Hanna in campaign

The first Republican rally in Cincinnati this year drew thousands to Music Hall. Senators Beveridge Foraker and Hanna spoke, attacking the opposition's abandoned issues and praising Republican leaders and Roosevelt. Foraker lamented no clear Democratic issues, while Beveridge argued the era of demagogy is ending as facts reach voters swiftly.

Music Hall Cincinnati Beveridge Foraker Hanna Blaine Stamina Flelnchman Senator Foraker Ohio Fleischman Nash Roosevelt Longworth Goebel Congress Tom Johnson Aguinaldo George Washington The Orient

Hill and Cleveland Speak at Tammany Hall Rally

In New York Oct 22 former President Cleveland sent regretful letters to Tammany Hall and the Manhattan Club while David Bennett Hill endorsed Odell graft allegations at the Tammany ratification. Odell denied the charges later in Syracuse defending his tenure and attacking Hill with a personal critique.

Manhattan Club D. 8B Hill B. B. Odell New York David Bennett Hill Tammany Hall Grover Cleveland Democratic Organization City of Cleveland Senator Hill Schnectady Odell Syracuse Vernor

Express Company Indicted Over C O D Whisky Sales

A federal grand jury in Keokuk Iowa indicted Adams Express Company for violating the Internal Revenue law via C O D whisky shipments. The case hinges on C O D as a sale by the express company to the consignee requiring a retail liquor license, tying to Iowa prohibition efforts and the interstate original package ruling. United States Marshal Christian to serve notice on the company president and Birmingham agent. The indictment marks a major step in Iowa prohibition history since the original package decision.

Keokuk Federal Grand Jury United States District Court Adams Express Company Birmingham Illinois Miles C. D Iowa

Baltimore Doctor Nordman Dies by Own Hand at Home

Dr. Frederick Roland Nordman a well known Baltimore physician died by suicide at his residence today. He had suffered from a prolonged illness and had recently been under medical care.

Baltimore Frederick Roland Nordman Ise

Fairbanks Urges Youth to Begin Right in Trade

Senator Fairbanks speaks to young men stressing necessity of starting right. He explains the benefit of reciprocity to American producers and its impact on world commerce, outlining how fair dealing and mutual advantage aid national industries and markets.

Fairbanks Speaks to Vevay Audience in Switzerland County

Vevay Ind Oct 22 Senator Fairbanks addressed a large outdoor gathering in the courthouse yard with Joshua Spencer, urging young men to join a party of sound principles. He praised Indiana’s role in the Spanish American War, noted national unity, and emphasized prudent trade expansion to Central and South America, Africa, and the Orient.

Vevay Ind Ohio Valley Fairbanks Switzerland County Kentucky Joshua M. Spencer Congress Senator Fairbanks Mr. Spencer Edward E. Kelso J. M. Langsdale W. O. P. Rothman Jacob J. Goodner Charles Sieglitz Alfred Sham M. E. Smith David Haskill Robert Scott Kelso Spencer Ple Switzerland Rising Sun Spain Indiana the Republic Philippines Central South America Africa Orient

Senator Pushes Reciprocal Trade at Vevay Meeting

The speaker urged broad reciprocity to expand U S commerce with other nations while protecting home production and labor. He backed Joshua Spencer for Congress, cautioned against overconfidence, and planned to join Senator Hanna in Cincinnati for a tour of Indiana.

Joshua Spencer Congress L. & N. Railroad Cincinnati Hanna Indiana A.C

Mr Payne on trusts in Delphi speech on tariff and reform

Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Delphi Indiana dated October 22 describes Hon Serena E Payne of New York addressing a full house at the courthouse. He argues against piecemeal tariff changes while noting Republicans earlier passed the Sherman anti trust law and Democrats now claim to enforce it. He recalls Wilson's critique of the act as penal and threatening to business and liberties.

Indianapolis Delphi Ind Serena E. Payne New York Payne Republican Congress Congress Pat Wilson House

Sharpville voters hear Mount and Knott in GOP rally

Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Sharpsville Indiana reports Judge W W Mount of Tipton spoke at the Opera House along with Kokomo’s J F Knott nominee for judge of the Howard and Tipton circuit The event marked the second Republican address in town this campaign Mount contrasted Prosperity under Cleveland with gains in McKinley and Roosevelt eras citing assessor figures for Tipton County

Indianapolis Journal Sharpsville Ind W. W. Mount Tipton Judge Mount Tipton County Leveland McKinley Roosevelt J. F. Knott Kokomo Howard and

Watson to Speak at Greensburg as Crowds Gather

Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports that James E. Watson will speak in Greensburg with time and place set. He addressed Clarksburg yesterday afternoon, where Rough Riders paraded on horseback and a large crowd gathered for an instructive talk. At Newpoint the audience was attentive, with only passing trains causing minor interference near the hall by the railroad. Watson used the incident to illustrate public interest and attendance.

Imiianapolis Greensburg Ind James E. Watson Clarksburg Newpoint Rough Riders Watson

Will of King Oscar Sparks U S Samoa Case Debate

A cryptic headline notes that the decision of King Oscar is odious to the United States. It states the Samoan case principle is not in accord with U S policy and marks a diplomatic dispute affecting policy considerations.

Oscar United States

Arbitration Decision on Samoa Damages and U S Policy

King Oscar may assess damages for Samoa after U S and Britain actions in the Samoa conflict. German claims lead at 103,918 with American 77,605 and British 6,285. President cautions that accepting a damaging precedent could limit U S protection of citizens abroad and jeopardize freedom of traffic across isthmuses.

Washington Oscar Sweden United States Germany Great Britain Samoa Panama Central South

Samoan Dispute Ties to 1899 Apia Assault and Arbitration

The Samoa confrontation began with a combined American British force at Apia on April 1, 1899, to quell Mataata supporters. Killed were Ensign Monaghan and two U.S. sailors, and two British sailors. An International Commission sought damages totaling about 300000 dollars, with Germany and the U.S. alleging warranted action and Britain withdrawing. Arbitrator King Oscar of Sweden and Norway began handling claims from multiple nations.

Kautz United States Navy Sturdy Apia Mataata Philip Lansdale Philadelphia J. R. Monaghan Freeman Lung Roosevelt United States Badger Bartlett Tripp von Sternberg C. N. Eilett Germany Great Britain Washington Sweden Norway Oscar France Austria Denmark Portugal Switzerland Samoa

Roosevelt Letter Sparks Commons Debate Over Irish Affairs

In London on October 2 William O'Brien pressed Premier Balfour to address President Roosevelt's letter to the United Irish League in Boston. The speaker was ruled out of order and a debate did not proceed. The letter from George B. Cortelyou to the UIL notes regrets at Roosevelt's inability to attend due to duties, thanking the league for its courtesy.

London William O'Brien House of Commons Balfour Roosevelt United Irish League Boston Mass O'Brien United States Great Britain Ireland Henry Campbell Bannerman Henry Washington Congress George B. Cortelyou

Motorman Blamed In Roosevelt Guard Car Crash

Boston report blames Euclid Madden motorman for the crash that killed William Craig and injured President Roosevelt and Secretary Cortelyou. It faulted reckless speed and street railway management for not limiting speeds at the dangerous grade crossing.

Boston Country Club

Ada Gilbert Dennis Dies After Mysterious DC Assault

Mrs Ada Gilbert Dennis, longtime resident of Gettysburg and wife of Washington actor Walter Dennis, died at Garfield Hospital today after lingering since last December. The case had been one of DCs most puzzling assaults with no clear suspects or resolution.

Washington Ada Gilbert Dennis District of Columbia Garfield Hospital Dennis Gettysburg Walter Dennis Dee

Hanna Arrives for Big Meeting at Union Station Tonight

Senator Hanna to be met at Union Station by a 100-member committee of business men and parade escorts from Marion Club and Columbia Club. The itinerary lists a long travel schedule and a 6:40 p.m. assembly at the Marion Club with scenes of a substantial escort and street display.

Ohio Union Station Hanna Tomlinson Hall Marion Club Shaw Columbia Club Senator Hanna Jesse Overstreet Samuel B. Sweet Harry W. Bliss Charles A. Bookwalter W. Whitaker Harry E. Negrey W. F. Brown Albert W Wigneta Boxee G. Akin Henry George H. Batchelor Linton A. Cox L. W. Cooper William Bosson A. M. Glossbrenner R. W. Garstang Chalmers Brown L. B. Ewbank James W. E. Potter, Sr F. Z T Alliatons Co Wulnon J. G. — Wood J. B. Nelson We Ef Green P. Mendenhall G. A. Haller J. B. Elam F. J. Scholtz Hoyt N. McClain C. C. Ladley John T. Martindale N. J. Me Crate D. Bowen William FP. Herod Foster C. Logan C. Scholl Harry M. Wright W Thornton J. A. Sweeney Senator Fairbanks Beveridge Landis Watson Brick Illinois Street Indianapolis Market Street Monument Place Fairbanks Michigan

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