Senator Hanna to Speak in Indiana Tour with Free Admission
The article describes Senator Hanna presiding in Indianapolis with Fairbanks introducing him, followed by speeches from Hanna and Indiana figures. It notes free auditorium seating for early attendees, reserved gallery spaces for women and marching organizations, and anticipated large crowds. The tour will visit Evansville Vincennes Washington Elnora Linton Terre Haute Brazil Greencastle and return to Indianapolis, with demonstrations expected and early arrival urged to secure seats.
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Charles W. Elliott
Fairbanks
Hanna
Ohio Statesman
Beveridge
Overstreet
Landis
Watson
Brick
Pe Indiana Dee Ation
Indianapolis
Big Four
State Committee
Ves
Sherrick on Campaigning Across Indiana
Republican auditor candidate David E. Sherrick reports vigorous activity across Indiana. He notes increased voter interest in politics and growing Republican enthusiasm, with county and precinct committees showing dedication as he travels toward Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
David E. Sherrick
Auditor of State
Journal
Mr. Sherrick
Fair Weather Today Northern Indiana Forecast
Washington reports for Thursday and Friday show fair weather in Indiana and Illinois with cooler temperatures in the north on Friday and showers probable. Ohio also expects fair Thursday cooler in the north, Friday clouds increasing with fresh winds. The daily mean temperature and precipitation are listed, with Blythe as section director.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
R.H
Maudlin Shipping Snag From fragmented log
Fragmentary OCR notes show ships including Kaiser and Staaten with routes from New York to Havre. Dates October 22 and late October appear, but many words are garbled. Indicates arrivals and outbound orders among vessels at sea with uncertain details.
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Liverpool
Sccanis
Majestic
Cherbourg
Kaiser See Ae Ee
Sosa Sas Theresa
York
Foc Havre
Crate
Peek Tren
Eaotterda AM
Staaten
Eseperten
Artrea
Protect Yourself Protect Yourself Us time wear seasonable under wear
The notice promotes seasonal undergarments with emphasis on safety and quality. It advertises a meet and weigh event highlighting affordable prices and better fabric. No specific people or organizations are named in the readable text.
Sherrick Describes Republican Campaign Pulse in Indiana
In conversations with Sherrick, the Republican canvass presses on amid a demoralized Democratic base. He warns against overconfidence in strong counties while noting rising enthusiasm from Fairbanks and Hanly rallies. He cites forged Prohibition pledges and predicts a large Republican turnout if voters stay engaged.
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Mr. Sherrick
Bryan
Pyne
Fairbanks
Frank Hanly
Durbin
Sherrick
Indiana
Jefferson County
Overstreet Holds Two Large Campaign Meetings
Representative Overstreet drew large crowds at Southport and the Oliver P Morton Republican Club. He urged protection and sound money, arguing against tariffs harming trusts, and highlighted 800 attendees at Morton Club with speeches by Pressley M. Smith and others.
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Overstreet
Southport
Oliver P. Morton
Republican Club
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Ketcham
Fee
Mr. Overstreet
Germany
France
Allons
Pressley M. Smith
Judge Carter
Harry C. Hubbard
Overstreet Will
Atlas Engine Works
Posey Sees Victory Ahead In Statewide Campaign
Frank B. Posey, fresh from a statewide speaking tour, reports the general situation satisfactory and predicts no Republican uneasiness about the outcome. He notes crowd growth at meetings signals strong support and urges coming out strong to secure ticket success in 1904, citing large majorities in key states as pivotal.
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Frank B. Posey
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Iowa
Oues
Jensen
Repu
Millikan Sees Strong GOP Path After Treasurer Nomination
Thomas B. Millikan of New Castle, at the State Bankers' Association meeting, expresses confidence in a Republican victory, stating he has reviewed the situation and sees many reasons for GOP encouragement with no reasons for defeat.
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Thomas B. Millikan
New Castle
State Bankers’ Association
Indiana politics and a sharp campaign voice
The speaker notes a strong Republican turnout in Indiana, praising the state administrations and urging a record-breaking off-year win. He criticizes Democrats for opposing government and claims GOP arguments expose Democratic weakness in the campaign.
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Indiana
Congress
National Benevolent Association meeting reports progress and plans
In St Louis the association reviewed the year’s work and heard Rev J T Boone report progress on rebuilding the burned Jacksonville area while A M Johnson discussed Young Men's Patriotic League field work. F M Kinkaid of Arkansas urged a new philanthropy to fund a home for retired ministers at Hot Springs Arkansas. W E M Hackelman of Indianapolis led the night song service as the session focused on addresses.
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St. Louis
National Benevolent Association
J. T. Boone
Jacksonville
Fla
A. M. Johnson
Young Men's Patriotic League
F. M. Kinkaid
Arkansas
Hot Boringses
Ark
W. E. M. Hackelman
Indianapolis
Rambblers Increase Lead In Narrow Wins
The Ramblers pulled ahead with two victories by margins of three pins. Rinne set an individual high mark as scores for the clubs stood in the standings.
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Rinne
Individ
Ramblers
Toat Reti-Ring Royals
Columbias
Alcazars
Centrals
Stone Pi
Deweys
Grinsteiner
Royals
Hi- Mingoes
Turner Alleys
Geisel
McClellan Ruhl
Tish-I-Mingoes
Marion Alleys
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Nolting
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Tish
Sielken
Erger
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Toon Taylor
Arens Petersemw
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Ramble
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Rarsfel
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Ch'hm’n
Nieman Holloway
Matthews
Klump
Gardner
Ui Ch’hm'n
Maisoll
Rubush
Wilhite
Dark
Smith
Kleine
Brinkman
Kleis Rinne
Boyle Smith
Boyle
Kassing Holtman
Seeeninkmeyer
Shuffieton
Hareth
Gruner
Dunn
C. Resener
Charles S Hernly Urges Getting Out the Vote
Charles S Hernly of New Castle advises precinct committeemen statewide to mobilize the full Republican vote before noon. He stresses that everyone should vote early and then return to work, citing Henry county meetings where all precinct leaders pledged to ensure a complete turnout. Hernly remains active in politics and promotes the noon turnout motto.
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Charles S. Hernly
New Castle
Henry County
Hernly
Herny
Ees
Royal Cattle Show Attracts Thousands In Kansas City
Twenty five thousand people attended the American royal cattle show at the stockyards in Kansas City. Exhibitors from Illinois Indiana Iowa Wisconsin Missouri and Kansas dominated prize wins with show herds capturing major awards. A. G. Leonard of Chicago bought an Aberdeen Angus heifer for 1600 dollars from M. A. Judy of Williamsport Indiana.
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Kansas City
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Far West
A. G. Leonard
Chicago
Royal Herd
J. G. Robbins & Sons
Horace
Ind
E. W. Bowen
Delphi
Aberdeen
Angus
Queen Mother VII
Drumferque
M. A. Judy
Williamsport
Brookside Farm Company
Fort Wayne
O. H. Swigert
Champaign
Imp. Druid
Castle Milk
Scottish Standard
Willson Stumps for Watson at Maxwell Rally
Romney L Willson of Taylor Woods spoke in Maxwell Hancock county for Representative James E Watson. A 500 person crowd heard an eloquent half hour and a half address on issues, despite Watson canceling due to a ill child. The speech energized the audience and notably influenced the Democratic attendees.
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Romney L. Willson
Taylor & Woods
James E. Watson
Maxwell
Hancock County
Watson
Attorney Willson
State Committee
Chairman accuses Democrats of suspecting precinct officers’ bad faith
Chairman Elliott says Democrats doubt ward committeemen and election officers. A circular, claimed from Secretary Ross, warns ward committeemen to watch precinct men as Republicans push to buy officers. Elliott says Republicans pursue the campaign openly with no bribes offered to anyone.
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Elliott
Ross
Democratic County Committee
Train Through Burned Trestle Near Parker Caused Injuries
Passenger train No. 2 on the Big Four plunged into a ravine after a trestle burned near Parker. Conductor Theodore Andrus and Engineer John Connors jumped as the engine and baggage car fell fifteen feet. Two passenger cars derailed, forty aboard with several injuries including E M Harris, A J Venowine, Al Morgan, T J Rushing, Fritz y, Bertha Zellar, Rachel Welty, Martin Kirkwood, W H Pursell, and others.
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Cairo
Parker
Theodore Andrus
John Connors
L. J. Barth
E. M. Harris
Connors
A. J. Venowine
Andrus
al Moran
T. J. Rushing
Fritzy
Bertha Zellar
Parksville
Ill
Rachel Welty
Tara
Martin Kirkwood
Lawrenceville
W. H. Pursell
Eldorado
Kan
Fifteenth Ward Republicans Hold Rally on Ray Street
A lively Fifteenth ward eighth precinct GOP meeting drew nearly one hundred attendees on Ray street near West. John Faber led the event with speeches by Joseph Morgan John McGregor C J Clark anyar shall and Joe Seyfried. E L Elliott of Middletown praised the statewide harmony and urged vigilance against supposed vote declines in Henry county.
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Fifteenth Ward
Ray Street
West
John Faber
Joseph Morgan
John McGregor
C. J. Clark
Anyarshall
Joe Seyfried
E. L. Elliott
Middletown
Henry County
Obituary notes Cardiff Giant inventor and others
New York dispatch reports George Hall who helped create the Cardiff Giant is dead. He claimed to have produced the 1863 stone figure near Fort Dodge and the tale says it was dug up at Cardiff as a relic of prehistoric races. Also noted are deaths of William C. Spangler a Kansas University administrator, Simon Raphael a longtime New York dry goods dealer aged 106, and Hector A. Holmes credited with early patent on twine binders.
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New York
George Hall
Cardiff
Binghamton
N. Y
Hall
Fort Dodge
Lawrence
Kan
William C. Spangler
University of Kansas
Mr. Spangler
Illinois
Kansas
Kansas University
Simon Raphael
Russia
Raphael
Chicago
Hector A. Holmes
Democrats Rally Against Campaign Quiet Members
Thomas Taggart and his lieutenants Joseph T. Fanning and Joseph Bell avoided active participation in Peer's Democrat campaign. They visited the county organization yesterday and praised the office attaches with tales of Republican disaffection. Bell predicts Democrats will mobilize the vote while Republicans abstain.
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Thomas Taggart
Joseph T. Fanning
Joseph Bell
Anece
Bell
Bets Fly Over County Ticket Odds At Local Resorts
Bets are posted around town on candidate chances. Blackboards at sporting resorts show Republican bets dominating with odds of 100 to 60 that Jesserstreet defeats Dunn. Overstreet bets near 2 to 1, while county ticket bets run 2 to 1 to 4 to 6 in favor of Republicans.
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Jesserstreet
J. P. Dunn
Democratic leaders report optimism at state HQs
State headquarters drew calls from Senator Fremont Goodwine Williamsport, Fred L. Gemmer Warren county, R. C. Clark Clinton county, and Ben McFarland Rushville as officials push to mobilize a full vote. Gold Democrats show strong precinct activity while Democratic rivals maneuver to back August Kuhn for county treasurer.
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Fremont Goodwine
Williamsport
Fred L. Gemmer
Warren County
R. C. Clark
Clinton County
Ben McFarland
Rushville
Rush County
Shooters Gather for Crawfordsville Gun Club Tourney
The nineteenth annual two day fall tournament opens at Crawfordsville Gun Club with many out of town shooters led by E Tripp E H P Gus Mollen Milt Cooper W A Wild hack and others. Morning shoots feature inanimate targets and high scores include Le Compte Voris Helkes Tripp Roll Money Thompson Fort and Wiggins with 20 target marks and 25 target performances noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordsville Gun Club
E. Tripp
E. H. P . Gus Mollen
Milt Cooper
W. A. Wildhack
B. A. Adams
William Nash
Dr. Britton
Indianapolis
Rollo Herkes
Dayton
O. H. Money
New York
Orge Roll
W. W. Veitmyer
Fred Lord
Chicago
C. E. Fort
Itoria
C. O. le Compte
Eminence
M. W. Thompson
Lafayette
R. T. McGibbon
Sullivan
H. M. Clark
Wabash
E. E. Adams
H. A. Forbes
Muncie
Ed Voris
R. Helkes
Fort
Tripp
Roll
Peck
Money
Thompson
Helkes
Clark
Wiggins
Snyder
Lord
le Compte
Britton
Extra
RUMORED BETROTHAL OF ALICE ROOSEVELT TO JOHN GREENWAY
A Little Rock dispatch reports from Washington that an engagement between Miss Alice Roosevelt and John Greenway of Hot Springs Ark is expected to be announced soon. Greenway, about thirty, son of Dr. Greenway, a Hot Springs physician, served as a Rough Rider lieutenant in the Spanish American War and has roots in a respected Southern family. He recently traveled to Washington from Hot Springs.
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Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Ark
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
John Greenway
Hot Springs
Greenway
Rough Rider
Wason
Rane
Oliver Morton Republicans to Attend Hanna Meeting In Force
The Oliver P. Morton Republican Club plans a strong turnout tonight with its drum corps as a featured element. Officials expect at least three hundred members to attend the Hanna meeting.
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Oliver P. Morton Republican Club
Hanna
Killed by street car at Tulip and Washington
Reinhold Kobbe night watchman at Piel starch works was struck by an Irvington street car shortly after midnight at Tulip avenue and Washington street. He suffered a base skull fracture and died while being moved to City Hospital. Kobbe, married with children, had visited 36 Tulip avenue earlier to buy flowers for a neighbor’s grave.
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Reinhold Kobbe
Piel Starch Works
Irvington
Tulip Avenue
Washington Street
Kobbe
City Hospital
Lowry
Obbe
Martin Warthel
Warthel
Wilkins Street
Robbe
Pital
Disciples of Christ Choose Detroit for Next Year
The National Convention in Omaha Michigan decided Detroit as the meeting site for next year. G A Hoffman reported growth across churches Bible schools ministers and Sunday school pupils with total receipts of 6 193 967. The afternoon featured a song service led by G William Landrum devotional by J Milton and a discussion on college and university work.
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Omaha
Neb
The
Disciples of Christ
Detroit
Mich
G. A. Hoffman
St. Louis
G. William Landrum
J. Milton
Beat Butler
Trecho Ersados
Et Louie
George
Garrison
Cambridge Wins Intercollegiate Golf Championship at Morris County
Princeton led Harvard nine holes to three in the first half of the final round at Morris County Golf Club but Cambridge pulled ahead to win by 10 points to 6 1 2. Westerners H C Egan and W E Egan starred for Harvard while captain A M Brown and W C Chick contributed. the champions will hold the trophy until next fall and receive souvenir medals.
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Morristown
N. J
Princeton
Harvard
Morris County Golf Club
Cambridge
H. C
W. E. Egan
A. M. Brown
W. C. Chick
Wanted in Rushville Fugitive Joe West Arrested
Sergeant Schwab arrested Joe West at 84 Warren Avenue last night and held him at the police station as a fugitive. West is accused of grand larceny at Huahville and will be detained until a further inquiry.
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Schwab
Joe West
Warren Avenue
West
Fed
Huahville
Indiana Pugilist Won in St Joseph Match
Spike Leroy of Elkhart Indiana won a fifteen round decision over Pete Rooney of Omaha in St Joseph Missouri. Rooney weighed more, agreed weight 135 pounds.
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ST. Joseph
Spike Leroy
Elkhart
Ind
Pete Rooney
Omaha
Rooney
Philadelphia
Benny van Sty
St. the Penaayl City
Aevania Athletic Club
Callahan
Saginaw
Pich
George Munro
Sagoo Rae
Sparkle Esher Wins Castleton Stakes at Morris Park
New York October racing summary reports Sparkle Esher won the Castleton selling stakes at Morris Park at 7 to 2, defeating favorite Lady Albercraf t by half a length with Miladi Love third. River Pirate led early in the Withers mile but was upset as Sergeant claimed and placed first after a foul ruling. Warranted triumphed over Advance Guard in the last race. other winners included Grand Pa Miss Buttermilk and Amur.
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New York
Morris Park
Sparkle Esher
Lady Albercraft
Miladi Love
River Pirate
Sergeant
Christine
Mackey Dwyer
Lyne
Lent
Injunction
Advance Guard
Grand Pa
Miss Buttermilk
Amur
Warranted
Worth Race Finish Sees Scarlet Lily Beat Field in Tight Photo
In Chicago Worth race number three Scarlet Lily led from flag-fall to finish ahead of The Lady and Homestead with John McGurk close behind. Winners listed with odds Ledus 14 to 5 Stacey Mee 9 to 5 Scarlet Lily 13 to 2 Ling 9 to 5 Alfred C. 10 to 1 Huzzah 9 to 1. Jockey Donnelly to ride Morris horses for a year, then to California with the stables. Also at St Louis a fair card as Happy Chappy and other favorites won with The Light at 4 to 1 and Elastic 13 to 5.
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Chicago
Scarlet Lily
John McGurk
Homestead
Worth
John M
Morris
Lady
Ledus
Stacey Mee
Ling
Alfred C
Huzzah
Green B. Morris
Donnelly
California
Morris Stables
Louis
Happy Chappy
Elastic
Schwalbe
Fair Grounds
the Light
Kiss Me
Lindella
Middies Defeat U. S. Penn in Naval gridiron contest
In Annapolis, the Navy cadets edged the University of Pennsylvania 10 to 6 in a hard fought game. Key plays saw Gardner, Bennett, Fortiner and Richardson star for Navy while Pennsylvanias offense struggled to break through. Dickinson fell to Princeton 23 to 0 in Princeton.
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Naval
Dickinson College
Princeton
Annapolis
Naval Cadet
University of Pennsylvania
Middies
Gardner
Bennett
Fortiner
Richardson
Navy
Quakers
Smith
Strassburger
Soule
Whittins
Carpenter
Belknap
Red
Willson
McNair
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Marshall
Strassberger Bennett
Willison
Armstrong
Yale
Oakerson
Lehigh
Colonials Beat Military Park 5-0 in Local Match
The Colonials won 5 to 0 against Military Park. The Orchards defeated the Boston Street Buckers 35 to 0. The Orchards will face the Militarys Saturday at Twenty-first and Broadway.
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Colonials
Military Park
Orchards
Boston Street Buckers
Militarys
Twenty-first
Broadway
World record set in Memphis two heats pace to wagon
In Memphis on October 2 amateur drivers contested free-for-all pace to wagon. Edith W. ridden by Frank G. Jones won both heats with 2 06% for mares, while Fred Wedgewood driven by C K G Billings failed to beat 2.06% in a separate attempt. The Sunny South stake and Dividend stake featured large fields and notable times including Direct Hal and Prince of Orange with a 2:08 pace.
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Memphis
Tenn
Edith W
Frank G. Jones
Fred
Wedgewood
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago
H. K. Devereaux
John A. McKerron
Ree
Monk
Sunny South
Geers
Prince of Orange
Daniel
Lottie Smart
Fannie Dillard
Lex
Lexington
B. m
Mr. Jones
Asta
Fred Ne Wedgewood
M. G
Mfr
Direct Hal
Bik. H
Beasie Hal
McMahon Harry
B. Barnes
F. Loomis
Riley
Erwin
William Me
Martha Marshall
Noble
Imogene
Billings
Franker
B. G
Jones
Alice Barnes
Smathers
Br. H
Peat
the Monk
Bik
H. Otis
Crescens
George Hi . Ketcham
Local Fire Insurance Group Holds Barbecue at Fountain Park
In Louisville on October 22 the National Association of Local Fire Insurance began its annual session. Members split the day with a barbecue and cake-walk at Fountain Park near the city, while business was only a secondary concern. A parlor remedy ad promotes a One Day cure involving Laxative Bromo Quinine.
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Louisville
National Association of Local Fire Insurance
Fountain Park
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