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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1902

Page

3

Hanna Addresses Indiana Audience in Support of Protective Policies

Senator Hanna speaks in Indianapolis praising Republican protectionism, capital and labor harmony, and the McKinley era. He argues tariffs defend American workers, defends trusts under proper restraint, and urges voters to back Republicans to sustain prosperity and sound money. Beveridge and Overstreet praise Hanna’s impact.

Senate Senator Fairbanks Indiana Senator Hanna Hanna Senator Beveridge World of Business Republican Party Congress Republic Jesse Overstreet Overstreet Washington Egypt Pyramids McKinley Uoay Aries B. Landis Ana Ohio

Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio

Forecast for Friday and Saturday. Indiana Illinois fair in south rain in north Friday Saturday fair and cooler brisk south winds becoming west. Ohio showers Friday in north portion fair in south Saturday fair and colder fresh to brisk southeast winds becoming west. Local observations on Thursday.

Washington Indiana Illinois Ohio

Movements of Steamers Across Global Routes

Steamship notices record arrivals and sailings among La Lorraine from New York, Teutonic from New York, Commonwealth, Corinthian for Montreal, Lauren­­tss ee sailing for burg and Laine for Havre, Germanic for New York, Rhineland for Philadelphia, Empress of China for Vancouver, and Buenos Aires arrival from Philadelphia, reflecting a busy transatlantic schedule.

Havre la Lorraine New York Savoie Liverpool Teutonic Commonwelth Corinthian Montreal Lauren- Ssee Columbia Burg Laine Queenstown Rhineland Philadelphia Kong Vancouver Buenos

Ovation at Union Station for Senator Hanna in Indianapolis

Ten thousand people packed Union Station and the surrounding area to greet Ohio Senator Marcus A. Hanna and his Indiana party. A large committee, led by Col Harry B. Smith, oversaw the welcome with Indiana figures and civic leaders present. The reception proceeded with no glitches as the four-car special rolled into the station amid sustained cheers.

Ber Hanna Indianapolis Civic Federation Reublican Party Republican Party Hanan Marcus A. Hanna Ohio Union Station Harryb. Smith Jesse Overstreet Committee of One Hundred Mayor Bookwalter Charles N. Elliott Floyd A. Woods Sam B. Sweet A. A. Young Will H. Whittaker Indiana Congress Haydeen Gew Goodrich

Enthusiastic Reception for Hanna Beveridge Landis in Indianapolis

A large crowd greeted Senators Hanna and Beveridge and Representative Landis in Indianapolis. The procession, led by Marshal Harry B. Smith, moved from the train shed to Monument Place and Meridian Street before ending at Tomlinson Hall. The event highlighted strong campaign interest though Beveridge voices were reported strained from extensive outdoor speaking.

Representative Overstreet Hanna Beveridge Harry 8 New Landis Mr. Overstreet Will H. Whittaker State Committee Ohio Fairbanks Committee of One Hundred Bookwalter Charles N. Elliott Floyd A. Woods Goodrich Overstreet Harry B. Smith Ilinois Street Indiana Charles B. Landis Mlinois Street Market Street Monument Place Meridian Street Ohio Street Senator Fairbanks Ilinois Michigan Streets Illinois Street Washington Street Marion Columbia Indianapolis Tomlinson Hall Illinois Washington Delaware Senator Hanna

Republicans Pleased by Tomlinson Hall Meeting Speech Tone

Prominent Republicans praise last night's meeting with Senator Hanna in Indianapolis. State Chairman Goodrich said the event exceeded expectations as the city turned out en masse to hear Hanna. Secretary Whittaker praised Hanna's caliber and principled stance. County and precinct leaders claimed the gathering signaled shifts against Democratic hopes in Indiana.

THE Civic Federation New York Indianapolis United States West Goodrich Senator Hanna Will H. Whittaker Elliott Indiana Floyd A. Woods

Senator Hanna Treated to Rest After Long State Tour

Senator Hanna spent the night at Senator Fairbanks home after a taxing tour of speech making. He was exhausted from efforts in Remlingson Hall and a lengthy Remlingson speech. A good night’s sleep was expected to refresh him for the second day’s tour beginning at 9:80 this morning.

Senator Hanna Senator Fairbanks Remlingson Hall

Representative Overstreet Delivers Noon Speech at Atlas Works

Representative Overstreet spoke to a large Atlas engine works crowd praising Republican policies for expansion and job growth. Opponent J P Dunn continues campaigning at multiple plants, yesterday addressing workers at an ordyke armon plant against the Fowler bill.

Overstreet Atlas Engine Works Atlas J. P. Dunn Ordyke Armon Dunn

Oriental Hebrew Club Escorts Senator Hanna at Tomlinson Hall

The Oriental Hebrew Republican Club marched to Tomlinson Hall with other clubs as an escort to Senator Hanna last evening. The club, organized in 18%, includes a majority of the city’s residents. About 12 members participated.

Oriental Hebrew Republican Club Tomlinson Hall Hanna Oriental Club Heer

Republicans in Second Ward Hold Two Meetings

Republicans of the Second ward plan two meetings tonight at the engine house on Twenty fourth and Ash streets and at Sixteenth and Ash streets Booth Tarkington candidate for the Legislature will address both gatherings.

Second Ward Twentyfourth Ash Streets Sixteenth Booth Tarkington

Chickens Run Wild After Streetcar Crash at Alabama and Washington

A west-bound stockyards streetcar struck a huckster wagon at Alabama and Washington, crushing the wagon and injuring the driver. Chickens, eggs, and butter crates spilled, with policemen rounding up fowl and awaiting owner claims. The driver’s name was not learned, though he is believed to be Jacob Crouch of near Greenfield.

Alabama Washington Jacob Crouch Greenfield

Surgeons Perform Brain Operation on Miss Collins

Drs. Douglas Leathers and John H. Oliver operated at 2 pm to remove a brain blood clot pressing on Miss Elizabeth Collings brain. About two ounces of blood were drained. Despite relief from paralysis, brain damage is extensive and no hope for recovery remains. prognosis is hopeless today.

Douglas Leathers John H. Oliver Elizabeth Collings Leathers Miss Collins

Masonic Grand Chapter Meeting Closes in Indiana

The annual meeting of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Indiana adjourned yesterday morning after officer installation. Samuel C. Shirley of Lagrange became tech od chaplain and Parry aekemesgate sentinel. Simeon P. M. Gillette of Akbeville received the retiring grand high presenting speech by P. H. Clugston of Columbia City.

Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Indiana Samuel C. Shirley Lagrange Tech Od Parry Aekemesgate Gi Jewel Ted Simeon P. M. Gillette Akbeville Grand High P. H. Clugston Columbia City

Death of George Fitzgerald Missing Details

The body of George Fitzgerald aged fourteen, son of P. H. Fitzgerald, arrived yesterday from Strassburg Alec after an accidental shooting by a schoolmate. Funeral arrangements and burial details are not fully provided in the fragment.

George Fitzgerald P. H. Fitzgerald Strassburg Alec

Bitten by a Dog in Talbot Avenue Incident

Mrs. George W. Cummings of 209 Talbot avenue was severely bitten on the head and face yesterday afternoon by a vicious dog that leaped over a back fence in an unprovoked attack. Her injuries are not regarded as serious.

George W. Cummings Talbott Avenue Cummings

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