Overstreet Driven Efforts Backed by Indiana Delegation
The article lauds Representative Overstreet for expediting rebate payments to tobacco merchants, aiding soldiers’ claims, and advancing federal projects. It credits his push for a two and a quarter million dollar Indianapolis federal building, support from Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge, and his role in establishing an army post and pension reforms benefiting veterans.
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Overstreet
Congress
Union
Wadsworth Post
Indiana
Pension Department
House
National Congressional Committee
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Capitol Building
Congressman Overstreet
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday winds shift west to southeast
Washington dated weather forecast for Indiana and timing notes fair skies on Friday and Saturday with fresh winds turning southeast. Ohio remains fair with west winds. Thursday observations show variable conditions and trace precipitation. forecast emphasizes regional differences and precipitation totals.
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Washington
Indiana
Timneis
Ohio
Movements of Steamers in Atlantic Ports
Arrivals and sailings across New York Liverpool Southampton Queenstown and others. Vessels named include Anchoria from Glasgow Patricia from Hamburg La voie to Havre urentian to Glasgow Bergen land from Philadelphia Southwark from New York St Louis and Westoe to Philadelphia Teutonic to New York Graf War arrived from New York Seemann arrival noted.
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Patricia
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Liverpool
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Philadelphia
Buenos
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Halifax
Phila
Southampton
Southwark
St. Louis
Ueenstown
Westaoe
Teutonic
Enn
Graf War
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Xu Seemann
Overstreet’s Service Praised In Seventh Indiana District
The text lauds Mr. Overstreet for securing ground for a technical institute and an army post, noting Indianapolis’ favorable position, and asserts his unwavering effort and broad benefits to hundreds in the Seventh Indiana district. It argues his election next Tuesday should reflect broad constituent appreciation.
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Technical Institute
Indianapolis
Overstreet
Indiana
United States
Hemenway Will Win Says Posey at Republican HQ
Hon Frank B Posey of Evansville predicts a strong Republican turnout and a substantial Hemenway plurality in the First district. He argues apathy faded as pressing issues emerged, cites Fairbanks and Owen dynamics, and notes Populist and Bryanite shifts influencing the race.
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Frank B. Posey
Evansville
Greensburg
Fairbanks
Posey
Hemenway
Owen
Col. Owen
Anonymous circulars attack Metzger ahead of sheriff race
Anonymous circulars aimed at Republicans surface, one targeting sheriff candidate Robert Metzger for opposing President Harrison in 1882. Each card backs Jacob Woessner, Democratic hopeful. A county Democrat condemns the tactics as uncivil and outdated, noting voters treat the leaflets as worthless.
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Robert Metzger
Metzger
Harrison
Jacob Woessner
Cera
Ballots Guarded as County Prepares for Election
County officials report all ballots and election materials received and stored. A four man watch guards 110000 township ballots 133000 county ballots and 110000 state ballots in the county clerk Elliott’s custody. State ballots sealed with wax. township and county bundles unsealed yesterday. Election materials for precincts packed in bundles until inspectors receive them Saturday. Election sheriffs sworn in and instructed. sheriff’s office open tonight and Monday night from 7 to 9 for those unable to leave work.
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Commissioners’ Court
Elliott
Democrats Weigh Big Odds On Election Bets
Democratic bettors hesitate to place wagers on Republican chances. Odds offered on state and county tickets are refused, with some bets seen but few accepted. First money appeared at Harry Walker’s, as locals discuss Overstreet and Ensley majorities and Kuhn bets while Republicans risk not electing nine congressmen.
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Harry Walker
Overstreet
Ensley
August Kuhn
Cotton Not Alarmed By False Democratic Letter
Fassett A. Cotton Republican candidate for superintendent of public instruction returns to the city from a speaking tour and denounces a letter attributed to the Democratic press bureau. He says voters will see the claim as fishy and unreliable and it will not affect his support.
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Fassett A. Cotton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Democratic Press Bureau
Sameera
Cotton
Ensley
Republicans Hold Tenth Ward Meeting at Schear Home
Republicans of the second precinct in the Tenth ward met last night at No. 48 East Georgia Street. The room was decked with American flags and lanterns as Or Clark and Joseph delivered speeches.
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Tenth Ward
Herman W. Schear
East Georgia Street
Clark
Joseph
Colored Republican Meetings Highlight City Events
The colored Republicans met at Capitol Hall and Norwood with speakers Frank McCray E O Mack James Shelton A N Grant and Joseph Broyles. John M and Tute wileshar M Smeat furnished music for the crowd.
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John M and
Tutewileshar, M. Smeat
South Side
Capitol Hall
Capitol Avenue
Merrill Street
Frank McCray
E. O. Mack
James Shelton
Norwood
A. N. Grant
Joseph Broyles
Pritchard and Patton Address Republican Meeting
James A. Pritchard and H. B. Patton addressed a Republican gathering at Castleton last night. A good crowd was present and enthusiasm was strong throughout the event.
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James A. Pritchard
H. B. Patton
Castleton
Revised list of election inspectors by County Chairman Elliott
The complete election inspector list as furnished by Chairman Elliott to the Board of County Commissioners covers all wards and precincts. Names are listed for each precinct from First Ward through Fifteenth Ward and Center, Decatur, and other townships, detailing inspectors in order. The dense roster provides the full slate for the election day staffing across the county.
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Ellott
Board of County Commissioners
Township Precinct Election Totals Listed
Lawrence Township members Ay Earnest Newhouse lead in alk uel. Perry Township shows Gray second Scott third fourth. Warren Township tops with Gist first and Mingsbory second. Washington Township reports Coolman first Newby second Kirk third. Wayne Township precinct results list many leaders from McCaslin to Armstrong.
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J. J. Valdenaire
John H. Renn
William H. Gresh
Albert Pease
Amos Marshall
E. G. Grahn
Martin Meyer
William J. Roach
Charles Yocum
David A. Myers
Conrad H. Shellhouse
George C. Webster
Robert D. Fisher
Harry Roney
Fred M
Horace Smith
William Bristol
John J. Maher
George W. Powell
Albert L. Willard
William H. Lee
Charles Davis
Jasper N. Guion
William F. Landis
Silas 8. Moore
Charles N. Bergen
W. W. Richardson
Henry K. Roberts
A. Rose
William R. ‘Ans
G. A. Rabush
John L. Evans
George Whitlocke
John Hostetter
George W. Keers
George Haskins
Charles N. Lee
James T. Hunter
Albert Judd
Thomas Judd
James M. Newby
George Slagle
James Edwards
John M. Scott
Charles Schler
J. H. Haught
E. A. Carver
Walter Stimon
J. E. Wear
John Goley
Lewis Lay
James Wilson
G. Pierce
John Born
Lawrence Corydon
Isidor Wulfson
John W. Wiley
Lawrence
Alk Uel
Solt
T. R. Moore
State College League planned with Hanover backers
E W Newton of Hanover backs a permanent intercollegiate league for secondary colleges in Indiana. Hanover, Wabash, Franklin, Earlham and others may join with objectives modeled after Williams Amherst and Dartmouth. Delegates from four schools meet in Indianapolis to organize schedules for baseball football track and basketball. Events would occur in Indianapolis with prizes and trophies for winners.
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Hanover
Wabash
Franklin
Earlham
Indianapolis
Hanover College
Williams
Amherst
Dartmouth
E. W. Newton
Fast Basketball Team at Indianapolis YMCA Trials
The Indianapolis YMCA basketball team enters the season as a strong contender for the West. Millard Huggins, the standout forward from Butler, and Max Emmerich, a premier city athlete, are testing for spots alongside McGaughey Pritchard Harden Bates and Hester from last year. The squad aims to schedule games with top Western teams as practices continue.
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Indianapolis
Millard Huggins
Butler
Max Emmerich
McGaughey
Pritchard
Harden
Bates
Hester
Purdue Men Confident for Northwestern Game Lineup
Purdue football anticipates a tough test at Evanston as Coach Best confirms a nine substitute squad and a lineup led by captain Leslie at end with Osborne at quarterback. Moved positions and a cautious tone highlight a faster, stronger team.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Northwestern
Purdue
Best
Grant
Evanston
Leslie
Osborne
Zimmerman
Hohn
White
Minch
Allen
Boyer
Davidson
Franklin College Faces Hanover In Fair Condition
Franklin College in Franklin Indiana reports the football squad in only fair condition for tomorrow’s game against Hanover College. After a scrimmage with the scrubs the defense showed weakness while the offense remained strong. Players’ lack of spirit and interest cited as the likely cause. Lineup hints listed with positions for Franklin.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Franklin College
Hanover College
Scrubs
Bryan, Layster
eeShanilin Saeeraccese
Moore's Hill College Mid Term Examinations Begin
Moore's Hill Ind Oct 30 Examinations are underway at Moore's Hill College. The first yearly lecture will be delivered on Saturday night Nov 1. The physical culture department is strong this year with E K Wallace directing the men and Miss Jennings overseeing the women. Interest in scientific training grows as outdoor sports gain attention alongside vaulting wrestling running basketball boxing and punching bag activities.
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Indianapolis Journal
Moore's Hill
Ind
Moore's Hill College
E. K. Wallace
Miss Jennings
Rockefeller Promised Gift Backing for Teachers College Drive
New York Oct 3 The campaign to raise 440000 for Teachers College is near success with pledges nearly covering the amount. J D Rockefeller has offered 500000, contingent on debts being cleared and 250000 for endowment from other sources. Half of the gift is available after debts of 190000 are paid, the rest in 25000 installments as funds come in. The gift honors the Pocantico Hills home fire of Sept 17 1902.
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New York
J. D. Rockefeller
Teachers’ College
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Striking Agricultural College Students Accept Faculty Plan
In Lansing on October 30 a mass meeting endorsed a faculty proposal to end the strike. The plan calls for students to resume classes and a new faculty committee to hear grievances. If they show the suspensions of seventeen students for a freshmen sophomore class rush were unjust, sentences may be altered. otherwise the matter returns to the board.
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Lansing, Mich
Agricultural College
Beate Deere Et Sete
Pana High Student Transferred After Injury
Arthur Ham, a Pana High School student and son of Prof. L. Ham, was transferred today to an asylum in St. Louis after going violently insane following a football game weeks earlier. He injured his spine during a La menae? game and sustained arm injuries.
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PANA
Arthur Ham
L. 8
Ham
Pana High School
St. Louis
READY FOR WABASH Gain a Decisive Victory
The University of Indianapolis beat Shortridge High School by three touchdowns in a practice game yesterday afternoon. Both teams schedule games tomorrow with Indianapolis and Wabash at Washington Park and Shortridge versus Marion at Business Men's Driving Club Park. Coach Kelly expresses strong confidence in a decisive win over Wabash.
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University of Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Wabash College
Washington Park
Shortridge
Marion High School
Kelly
Wabash
Elephants outwit gate to free herd at keddah
A legendary tusker leads a captured herd to breach the stockade then halts at the entrance. The trapped elephants, urged by beaters, stampede back to freedom after the gate remains shut. The tale cites memory of Sanderson and a failed shooting policy as factors in the broader loss of control.
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Sanderson
Corrades
Pale
Surprise for Bettors Horse May J Wins at Aqueduct
In New York, October racing spotlighted May J. winning the fifth race at Aqueduct at 100 to 1 after a season of near perpetual long odds. Bred and bought for $50, May J. rode by an apprentice, surged on the rail to beat Nightingale who led most of the race. Allan captured the Edgemore stakes by a head over Andy Williams, with Redfern driving the two-year-old to a strong finish. Callahan and Mead suspended for remainder of meeting. other winners included Hurstbourne, Allan, Cincinnatus, Glenwater, Bernays.
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New York
Aqueduct
May J
James McLaughlin
Nightingale
Allan
Andy Williams
W. C. Daly
Squid
Flo Carline Wins Chicago Ridge Handicap at Worth
Flo Carline ridden by Coburn and backed from 9 to 5 to 7 to 2 at post time won the Chicago Ridge Handicap at Worth in 1 40 2 5 for the mile. Gold Bell was second, Linguist third, all lapped at the wire. Coburn rode desperate to edge Au Revoir Herodiadse Bessie McCarthy Flo Carline Golden Rule Huzzah at odds.
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Chicago
Flo Carline
Coburn
Worth
Gold Bell
Linguist
Minor
Au Revoir
Herodiadse
Bessie McCarthy
Golden Rule
Huzzah
Winners from Tonia meet surprise field at La tonia
In Cincinnati on October 30 two favorites and two long shots won at La tonia. Bob Franklin won the two year olds race ahead of top prospects, while Hargis captured the mile. Jockey Helgerson rode three winners. Results listed include Jigger at 7 to 1, Bob Franklin at 15 to 1, Zyra, Laura F. M, Declaimer.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Bob Franklin
Hargis
Helgerson
Jigger
Ere
Zyra
Laura F. M
Declaimer
Horse Race Fair at the Grounds Dead Heat for Icicle and S. L.
The St Louis fair grounds grounds saw fair attendance and a dead heat in the third race between Icicle the favorite and S. L outsider. Four favorites and an outsider won races while W Waldo rode four winners and a place horse. Winners listed include Hazel Parnassus Iddle Ed L dead heat Jeck Young Bengal Joe Lester.
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Fair Grounds
Icicle
S. L
W. Waldo
Hazel
Parnassus
Iddle
Even
Ed L
Jeck Young
Bengal
Joe Lester
Belle Meade dispersal sale at Nashville yields solid prices
The second day drew a larger crowd than opening day as 148 horses sold for 134 915 dollars. Stand Pat a two year old gelding Luke Blackburn Vestige sold for 1300. Imp Titherius Duchess sold for 1 00 to Ed Kane. bay colt Tree-Prince sold for 1550 to Milton Young. chestnut colt Inspector 3 Nitettis sold for 1250 to Milton Young.
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Belle Meade
Pat
B. G
Luke Blackburn
Vestige
J. Gardner
Imp
Titherius
Duchess
Ed. Kane
treet-Prince
Milton Young
Inspector
Nitettis
Honors Were Even In Philadelphia Boxing Bout
Peter Maher and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien fought six rounds to a draw at the Penn Art Club in Philadelphia. Maher floored O'Brien in round two but O'Brien recovered, trading heavy blows and jabs throughout all rounds as both aimed for a finish.
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Peter Maher
Jack O'Brien
Penn Art Club
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O'Brien
O’brien
Banker Accused of Embezzlement in Missouri
ST JOSEPH Mo Oct Banker H C Christensen of Sharpsburg Iowa is accused of embezzling bank funds. Police report the bank doors closed last Monday and a shortage is alleged but the exact amount is not disclosed. Christensen reportedly has property sufficient to cover the shortage.
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ST. Joseph
H. C. Chriseena Eee
Sharpsburg
Miterua Ties
Ne. Ea Tae Ee
Ville
Christensen
Joe Ans
Prison term imposed in New York case
Oct 3 sentence handed to J Kellogg for a six months term after an im perieneet in the Kings Seat. Judge aie upon NEW YORK pronoun did pronounce the ruling as reported.
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Kings Seat
Pembsett J Kellogg
New York
Optimism for settlement in minor league disputes
WATTY optimistic after New York arbitration meeting with President Bryce. A Chicago session planned for Nov 15 to clinch a final settlement. Proposals from the Western League to vacate Milwaukee or Kansas City were rejected, with talks aimed at limiting conflict to Milwaukee and Kansas City to ease burdens.
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W. H. Watkins
New York
Board of Arbitration
National Association of Minor Leagues
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Columbus Club
Watkins
Mately
Chicago
American Association
Arbitration Board
Lucas
Cavanaugh
Frank
Southern League
Tim Murnane
New England League
M. H. Sexton
James O'Rourke
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Western League
I. Toscine
Kansas City Club
K City
Pat Powers
National Association
American Uon
Ame Association
Waea
Auditorium Hotel
Association of Minor Leagues
Commercial League Scores Marotts Kahne and Pettis Teams
Marotts Kahne and Pettis teams led the Commercial League with notable scores. The brief item notes competitive play, key performances, and final outcomes across matches.
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Pettis
Gine Cu George Marott awards silver trophy for league prize
Gine Cu George Marott offers a silver trophy valued at 100 dollars to the Commercial Bowling League. The cup becomes the absolute property of a club only after it is won three times in succession.
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Clu
Chicago Tax Frauds and the Masonic Temple Plot
The Daily News reports Luke Wheeler, a convicted tax fixer, has disclosed a sprawling tax fraud scheme tied to the Masonic Temple. State's Attorney Deneen and Police Inspector Wheeler preface a grand jury appearance as Wheeler reiterates confessions about a long running conspiracy used to evade taxes.
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