Rampage of a mad bull in South Side injures two
A two year old Hereford bull ran amuck yesterday morning causing injuries to Charles Gregory, 64 South Illinois street, with a broken leg, and J I Carpenter, 429 Virginia avenue, who suffered a leg injury. The beast charged through Morris street toward the Stockyards, across the river, and terrorized residents until police and a constable ended the danger with gunfire after a chase through streets and yards. The bull’s owner is unknown.
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Charles Gregory
South Illnois Street
Gregory
J. I. Carpenter
Virginia Avenue
Carpenter Hhd
Morris Street
Bnsylvania
Union
Hul
Tha Lone
Burt
Th Indianapolis Company
McCarty Street
Grif- Hull
Hereford
Endicott Seeks Missing Wife in Chicago Man Traces Runaway Spouse
William N Endicott of Chicago arrived in this city seeking his wife who vanished with their four year old child after he left for work Thursday. A damaged note hinted she had money to hire an orator. Foster parents reside here. Mrs Endicott’s former acquaintance George Sprague is mentioned. Police actions against Mrs Endicott were reported after she learned of an arrest warrant.
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Willam N. Endicott
Chicago
Endicott
George Sprague
Endi
Endicott Folhi
Hamilton
New pianos at sixteen dollars and up at Wulchner's
Wulchner's announces a selection of pianos starting at 16 dollars with higher priced models available. The display highlights affordable entry instruments and premium options for serious buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulchner
Landis Predicts Hemenway Win and Indiana Majority
Representative Charles B. Landis predicted James A. Hemenway would win Indiana's First District by a 1000 vote majority and possibly chair the House Appropriations Committee if Cannon becomes Speaker. Landis, touring with Hanna, praised Indiana supporters and noted strong Republican prospects in the next Congress. He spoke in Crawfordsville and Westfield as part of the Indiana tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Landis
James A. Hemenway
Congress
Jim
Cannon
Ilinois
House
Hemenway
Indiana
Mr. Landis
Landis
Hanna
Indianapolis
Tomlinson
Crawfordsville
Westfield
Rally Day Observed by Marion County Prohibitionists
Prohibitionists of Marion county held two big rallies at Masonic Hall with attendees from nearby counties. C E Newlin presided at the afternoon meeting with Tate of Nashville and Henry of the Seventh district as speakers. A call for campaign funds drew generous support and watchers were instructed to monitor polls.
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Marion County
Masonic Hall
C. E. Newlin
James A. Tate
Nashville
F. T. McWhirter
Republican Committee
Tate
Perkins Snubbed by Democrats Denied Club Membership
Edgar A. Perkins, president of the State Federation of Labor, was rejected for Congress nomination by Indiana Democrats and denied membership in the Indiana Club. Officials say his Populist past and perceived socialistic views fueled the move, though supporters claim he never advocated socialism. The dispute reflects tensions over labor votes and party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Perkins
State Federation of Labor
Congress
Indiana Club
Perkins
Club
Joseph Fanning
Auditor of State
Jacob P. Dunn
Democratic Party
Democrats
Socialist Party
Ieemos Sean
Democrats Ignore Labor Element in Indiana Perkins Ruling
Fragments indicate Perkins holds state party influence as Indiana Democrats, incl labor segments, are implied to be sidelined. The text suggests shifts in party alignment and membership dynamics within the Indiana Cub. The incomplete remarks reflect ongoing political maneuvering and factional distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Indiana
Big Meetings Addressed By Representative Overstreet in Bridgeport and Clermont
Representative Overstreet spoke to about 300 Bridgeport residents at a campaign meeting after a Republican luncheon. He urged voters to credit Republican policy for rising farm prices, praised English schools in Manila, and argued for protection for both farmers and mechanics. He followed with a Clermont meeting discussing national prosperity, 1896 politics, and McKinley era policies, ending with strong audience attention.
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Representative Overstreet
Bridgeport
George W. Reagan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Durbin
John L. Reagan
Wayne Township
Overstreet
Republican Party
Philippines
Manila
Clermont
John C. Ruckelshaus
Harry D. Tutewller
Cy” Clark
Glee Club
Whalton
Central Committee
John W. Bowlus
William Moore
Hutchinson
Bowlus
Col F C Copen to Speak in Indiana Tour
Col F C Copen of Elizabeth West Virginia arrives in Indiana for a Sunday stay and plans speeches at Crawfordsville Modoc Gas City and West Lebanon from October 28 to November 1. He serves as prosecuting attorney of Wirt county and is noted as an eloquent speaker. He praises the state and city visited and is a friend of S B Rathbone in charge of rural delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Copen
Elizabeth
W. Va
Crawfordsville
Modoc
Gas City
West Lebanon
Colonel Copen
Wirt County
West Virginia
Indiana
S. B. Rathbone
Rumor Links Taggart to Legislature Help Rumors stir Senate talk
Rumor says Thomas Taggart may back Democratic candidates for the Legislature leading some to speculate he will run for the United States Senate against B. F. Shively. Shively supporters are worried as odds rise on Republican success. In local betting circles two to one and five to two are posted on the State ticket and on Overstreet with few bets on majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
United States Senate
B. F. Shively
Shively
Candidates with state commissions should resign, Wilson says
Charles E. Wilson urges immediate resignation of legislative candidates who hold any state commissions. He argues the law bars lawmakers from holding commissions of any kind, not even a notarial one, and insists such dual roles are improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wilson
Senator Fairbanks Lecture for Flanner Guild at Bethel Church
Local colored community shows strong interest in an afternoon talk by Senator Fairbanks at Bethel Church on Vermont Street between West street and the canal. Bishop Grant to introduce him, special music planned, guild members push fund raising to meet a $1,500 pledge from white supporters for a new building.
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Senator Fairbanks
Bethel Church
West Street
Canal
Vermont Street
Flanner Guild
Bishop Grant
Friends of the Guild
Health Board bulletin notes Indiana deaths from consumption
State Board of Health figures show 330 deaths in Indiana in September from consumption. Of these, 141 were males and 197 females. Among the females who died 6 were married and ages 18 to 35, while among the males 21 were married in the same age span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Indiana
Weather Strip Promises Comfort and Fuel Savings in Winter
The piece warns of cold drafts from ill fitting windows and doors and promotes Chamberlain metal weather strips as a remedy. It claims wind, dust, and soot are blocked, heat loss reduced, and fuel bills lowered, citing numerous local figures and institutions as endorsees.
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Chamberlain
R. S. Sinclair
Co. B. Cone
A. A. Barnes
J. C. New
George W. Stout
W. E. Hayward
G. G. Tanner
George E. Hume
Charles T. Robbins
M. A. Downing
J. H. Claypool
John H. Holliday
W. J. Goodale
Jackson Landers
J. H. Waren
J. R. Robinson
St. Vincent Hospital
J. Fletcher
John W. Schmidt
Henry Schnull
Girls’ Classical
St. Johns Academy For Boys
W. P. Herod
A. B. Dorland
May Wright Sewall
M. B. Wilson
C. C. Perry
J. M. Dalrrymple
Albert Lieber
W. J. Holliday
N. A. Hyde
J. E. Sates
J. C. Power
F. Fahnley
E. F. Claypool
IV. L
Twenty Five Indictments in Ghouls Case Reported
The grand jury to Judge Alford submitted a partial report listing twenty five indictments for grave robbing and ghoul crimes. Names withheld for several cases while capiuses are served. five prominent city physicians among the accused are unnamed pending custody and publication. Indictments cover body theft and concealment with bonds set at one thousand dollars each.
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Alford
Criminal Court
Capluses
Rufus Cantrell
Isom Daniel
William Jones
Burford Cooley
Walter Daniels
Sol Grady
Samuel Martin
William Harrison Speer
Mount Jackson
Cantrell
Newton Harding
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Donnell
Rose Neidlinger
Stella Middleton
Glendora Gates
Catrina Doehring
Ruckelshaus
Charles Benedict
Indianapolis
William Caldwell
Belle Caldwell
Daniel Sullivan
Caldwells
William J. Schleicher
Noble Dean Arrested Linked to Cantrell Gang Investigation
Detectives Manning and Asch arrested Noble Dean a saloon porter at 815 Fort Wayne Avenue on suspicion of ties to Cantrell and his gang. Dean denied involvement in dead body thefts and was released on bond after a consult with Cantrell and Martin. A man claimed to be Joseph Henderson sought word on his daughter Lille’s burial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Asch
Noble Dean
Cantrell
Martin
Dean
George Lang
Fort Wayne Avenue
Moore
Joseph Henderson
Rufus Cantrell
Henderson
Lille
Aunt Jackson
Mayor Bookwalter Faces Two Delegations of Hebrews
Two delegations visited Mayor Bookwalter yesterday. One delegation was led by Solomon Trotsky urging the dismissal of Isa dore Wulfson from the sanitary board amid local quarrels over public health controls and community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Solomon Trotsky
Isadore Wulfson
Walfsea
New Jersey Candy Co Incorporates With 9 Million Capital
The National Candy Company, a New Jersey corporation, filed its articles of incorporation and affidavit with the secretary of State. It is capitalized at 9 000 000 with 316 000 represented in Indiana. Albert Krull of Indianapolis is the Indiana agent. Ireland Oil and Gas Co of Indiana formed with 5 000 capital to operate in Dubois county. Directors listed include Horace M Kean, William C Brittain, Fred A Stewart, William Bowers, Michael L Steinhart, Henry Summers, George P Wagner, Leonidas B Johnson, and Winfield S Lemmon. The Union Title Guaranty and Loan Company of Frankfort incorporated with 00 capital. Directors listed include George T Dinwiddie, Charlies A Barricklow, William H Coulter, Harry C Sheridan, James McClamrod, James S Murray, David A vs Francis M Clark and William A orr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Candy Company
New Jersey
Indiana
Albert Krull
Indianapolis
Ireland Oil and Gas Company of
Dubois County
Horace M. Kean
William C. Brittain
Fred A. Stewart
William Bowers
Michael L
The New York Limited trains via Pennsylvania lines detail
The Pennsylvanian New York Limited from Indianapolis becomes an independent train on the Pennsylvania short lines with library, smoking, dining, sleep ing and observation cars. Through sleepers run daily from Indianapolis to New York. Three fast trains with through sleeping and dining cars operate to New York. W Richardson, district passenger agent, Indianapolis, notes round trip rates and through sleepers.
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New York Limited
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Indianapolis Union Station
W. Richardson
Ind
Indiana Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleance
Pennsylvania Lines
Washington Street
Union Station
Charles L. Farrell
W. W. Richardson
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Moutwat Life Insurance Company
H. Co. Carr
T Bone
Reen
Pennsylvania
Sapolis
J. c. Sip
N. Meridien St
Ashjian Brothers
Washington St
Prohibitionis
Mr. Overstreet
Col
THE
Ghouls
Negro Porter
Noble
Cantrell’s
Walfson
Wulfson
New Jersey Candy Company
Seaton
the Hatter
Dunlap’s
Pennsylvanian New York Limited
Short Lines
South
Delaware Street
Langsenkamp Bros
Brass Works
Georgia St
Garland
Ux Co
Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Amazon Plames
Failles
Illnois Street
Ices
Techentin & Freiberg
Herrington
Ey Market
Dr. Craig
C. Bernloehr & Bros
J- Hi. Reed
Montani Bros” Orchestra
North Alabama Street
Pioneer Brass Works
S.penn
Mueller’s Ore
the H. Lieber Company
H. Lieber
Kentucky
Mary Dear
Mississippi
Carlin
Lennox
CARLIN @ LENNOX
Helio
Velour DE Nord
Westings
Wm. H. Block Co
Schady
Cincinnati
Dayton
Wash
Joseph EN Enk
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