Hanna Stirs Indiana for Nine Addresses to Thousands
Senator Hanna toured from Evansville to Indianapolis drawing large crowds among business men farmers and toil ers. He spoke at Greencastle to miners and students of DePauw University while Fairbanks Beveridge Hemenway and Landis joined on the train. The trip continues through the gas belt with expectations of further large audiences.
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Hanna tour in Indiana draws cheering crowds
Senator Hanna’s southern and western Indiana swing yesterday drew enthusiastic crowds from Evansville Princeton Vincennes Washington Elnora Linton Terre Haute Brazil and Greencastle. He spoke at many stops while train crowds pressed to see him and miners in Linton greeted him warmly.
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Senator Hanna Visits Evansville in Big Rally
In Evansville five to six thousand residents greeted Senator M A Hanna on a special Louisville and Nashville car attached to a Cincinnati bound train. He spoke from Little Market space, praising McKinley era policies and urging Indiana to support a Republican Congress, with Fairbanks Beveridge and Evansville officials in attendance.
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Anthracite Price Rise Tied to Strike Aftermath
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad issues circular raising coal price by five cents per ton due to strike damage to mines. Circular directs dealers to sell at reasonable prices while keeping a portion for the public, with distribution aims and price caps for white ash and red ash varieties across Philadelphia and New York ports. Scheme of operators to monopolize sales described by The Advertiser with predicted selling agents and district control.
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Masonic Temple Association to pay back taxes in Chicago
Directors of the Masonic Temple Association decide to pay taxes of 2670 on the property. Capt. Edward Williams, manager, is on trial for conspiring to defraud the county of taxes. He allegedly received 20000 to pay taxes and sent a forged receipt. Directors will cover the amount once Williams’ trial ends.
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Mines in bad shape as anthracite resumes slow
Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 23 – coal production in the anthracite region resumed slowly with many mines unsafe due to water gas and dangerous roofs. Some mines limited or halted operations while others started with better conditions. Union engineers face resistance to rehire and workers voice discontent as estimates foresee a gradual full resumption over days and weeks.
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Ovation to Senator Hanna in Indianapolis rally
A massive Indianapolis crowd at Tomlinson Hall greeted Senator Marcus A. Hanna with a record setting reception. Thousands packed the hall as Hanna spoke, cheered by allies including Senator Fairbanks and Beveridge, with Overstreet and Landis among others, amid bands, clubs, and a vibrant Republican show of support.
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Notable Speech Fires Up Crowd for Fairbanks
A rousing Indiana rally features Senator Fairbanks praised by activists and a cheering audience. The crowd declares Republican vigor, recalls McKinley era, and lauds Marcus Hanna as a steadfast party leader.
Senator's Uptown Entry Triggers Mass Cheerful Crowd
A multitude cheers as the Senator appears, drawing a crowded uptown sidewalk. Carriages move along the route, with sidewalks lined by cheering residents, reflecting strong public enthusiasm for the visit.
Dinner with Fairbanks at Indiana Senator’s Home
Indiana Senator entertains Mr. Hanna at his home as Marion Columbia and other Republican clubs escort to Tomlinson Hall.
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Senator Hanna Speech Draws Silent, Rapt Audience
Senator Hanna rose to speak and the vast audience fell quiet, the first words striking a chord of popular approval. The crowd’s attention remained fixed as his measured delivery kept the room in hushed reverence.
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