Ohio Democracy Defends State Role Against National Monopolies
In a state convention, speakers reject dictating national policy and insist Ohio Democrats align with the national party platform. They defend self government and oppose imperial control, colonization, and monopoly profiteering, praising William Jennings Bryan and urging adherence to the Kansas City Platform.
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Rome
Ohio
Democratic Party of
Democratic Party of the Republic
Kansas City
Republican Party
Democratic Party of the Nation
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio in early September
Washington dispatch outlines Thursdays and Fridays forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Cooler conditions are noted in eastern parts with fair and warmer conditions on Friday, winds ranging from west to north by Friday. Record includes barometer readings and temperature highs around 82 and lows near 66. Blythe section director signs off.
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Indiana
Ohio
Blythe
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
Shipping news notes arrivals and sailings in multiple ports. Graf Waldersee reached New York from burg while St Paul and Majestic sailed for Southampton Liverpool and Liverpool respectively. England reported nearing port with no communication due to coal issues. Noordland arrived Philadelphia bound from Vik York Teutonic set for New York. Kaltserin Theresia departed Bremen for New York. Philadelphia arrived at Southampton from New York. Steamship Rotterdam reported arrivals from New York. Lahn arrived at Naples from New York.
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Queenstown
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York
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Ten Declarations on Taxation and Municipal Reform from Ohio Democrats
The document outlines ten policy points advocating open assessing boards, fair valuation of public service properties, separation of state and local revenue sources, sworn public reports by public service firms, ethical rules for officials accepting railroad passes, limits on injunctions during labor disputes, home rule with civil service for municipalities, opposition to a Cincinnati boss's bargain, municipal code protections against private monopolies, and presidential election method with state convention nominations. It also calls for a Democratic state convention clause to nominate a U.S. senator and to act on constitutional amendments.
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United States
Iowa Democrats Nominate Slate Without Free Silver Mention
The State Democratic convention in Des Moines nominated Richard Burke for secretary of state J I McLain for auditor John Dennison for attorney general R A Chapman for treasurer Thomas Stapleton for Supreme Court judge Jesse Tripp for Supreme Court clerk John F Dalton as Supreme Court reporter and W H Quick for short term Supreme Court judge along with Thomas Benson for railroad commissioner by acclamation. The platform omits free silver and the national Kan sas City declaration marking the first such omission since 1896. the convention condemned trusts and the Philippine war amid a 334 to 34 vote against adding a Kan sas City plank to the platform.
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Richard Burke
Mahaska
McLain
Guthrie County
John Dennison
Wright County
R. A. Chapman
Supreme Court
Thomas Stapleton
Iowa County
Jesse Tripp
Jasper County
John F. Dalton
Calhoun
W. H. Quick
Woodbury
Thomas Benson
Fayette
Kansas City
Iowa
Committee On
Union party splits as two conventions form in Philadelphia
Philadelphia on September 3. State convention of the Union party erupts in disorder. One faction backs the Democratic slate led by Robert E Pattison for governor. the other supports Samuel W Pennypacker for governor and indorses the Republican ticket. Fights break out with pistols, knives, chairs, and blows. Pattison faction withdraws to Continental Hotel and endorses Pattison for governor with G W Guthrie for lieutenant governor. Proceedings likely headed to court.
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Union Party
Robert E. Pattison
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennypacker
Pattison
Riter
Continental Hotel
G. W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
Orror
Democratic platform backs tariff repeal and anti injunctions
Sacramento platform denounces protective tariffs and trusts and calls for exclusion of Chinese workers. It supports isthmian canal construction, an eight hour day for government workers, and Navy vessel building. Franklin E. Lane nominated for Governor and John K. Law for chief justice.
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Cal
Franklin E. Lane
San Francisco
John K. Law
Merced
Fight Will Take Place McGovern and Young Corbett Meet
Louisville report states the Sept 22 twenty round bout between Terry McGovern and Young Corbett will occur as scheduled with James J. Corbett as referee. Southern Athletic Club officials say legal approval rests with Jefferson county authorities and that promoters expect the event to proceed. Medical examiners Braz Huntsucky and Bloom have agreed, tickets are on sale, and out-of-town sportsmen are reserving seats.
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R. c. Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
James J. Corbett
Grainger
Jefferson County
Braz Huntsucky
Bloom
Hoosiers Triumph In Final Home Game Over Louisville
Indianapolis clinched a 7 to 4 victory as Kellum limited Louisville to six hits. O'Brien and Fox starred for the Hoosiers in a pitching sturdy win before 3,541 fans, with IU positioning for the season finale title.
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Clymer
Schaub
Spies
Schriver
Coons
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kellum
Kihm
Woodruff
Kerwin
Odwell
Ganzel
Fox
O'Brien
Coulter
Hogriever
Watkins Protest Threatens Louisville Result Over Indiana Lead
Manager Watkins protests a Louisville win claiming Indianapolis played ten games in the city before the last contest. He says Indianapolis leads if the game is thrown out and plans to file with President Hickey. He predicts the pennant race remains unsettled and outlines the late schedule through September across Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Minneapolis and St Paul.
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American Association
Louisville Ooeesee
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Indianapolis
Neers Ory
Kansas City
Ates
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Watkins
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Hickey
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Havener
Ruschaupt
Shooting at Richmond opens with high scores in inter state event
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports an interstate shooting tournament starting in Richmond Indiana with sixty participants. Top scorers include Ira B. Post Spencerville Ohio with 156 and several others from New Paris Ohio.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Ira B. Post
Spencerville
Lee Reid
New Paris
W. R. Clark
James Shoals
Shelbyville
M. L. Grant
Union City
E. C. Fort
Fostoria
Hood ‘Waters
Baltimore
Fraternal Bowling League Plans Reorganization
The Fraternal Social Bowling Association meets at W. M. Coval’s office in Indianapolis to reorganize. Six fraternities from last year are expected to be represented again as the group aims for a more substantial organization. Indianapolis and Independent leagues will omit their members to bowl with the Fraternal or other leagues as they may choose.
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Fraternal Social Bowling Association
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East Market Street
Indianapolis
Thielman Shuts Down New York in Cincinnati Tilt
Cincinnati pitcher Thielman holds New York to three hits as Seymour drives in both runs with smart baserunning and key hits. Crowded by tight defense, Cincinnati wins 2 to 1 behind steady pitching and timely offense.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago as Kee ler Makes Running Catch
Brooklyn shuts out Chicago 7 to 0 in a big league game. Mor risey pitched well in his first major league appearance. Keeler's running barehand snag of Slagle’s line drive highlighted the features. Attendance about 1,435.
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Brooklyn Today
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Keeler
Slagle
Detroit Falls To Philadelphia In Low Scoring Pitched Duel
Detroit struggles with base running in first two innings as seven reach base. Egan pitches a fair game for Detroit, while Hastings fades after first inning. Final score Detroit 8 Philadelphia 2 with a 1,312 attendance. Also notes Davenport Cedar Rapids Decatur Bloomington Rock Island Rockford and other minor results from the day. Greensburg Reds beat the Ripleys of Osgood 8 to 5.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Bedford Defeats Terre Haute At Fairgrounds
Bedford defeated Terre Haute by 12 to 6 in a ball game at the fairgrounds this afternoon in Bedford Indiana.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis Journal
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Hartford Race Drivers Fined for Laying Up Heats
Hartford Conn Sept 3 Drivers Geers Hudson and Snow each fined $100 for laying up heats at Charter Oak Park races. The 2:09 pace saw Hudson with Twinkle and 2:15 trot had Geers delaying Prince of Orange. Audubon Boy won 2:09 pace. Dan Patch failed to beat 1:59% at Belmont.
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Pierce
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RACES AT LAFAYETTE THREE HORSES COLLIDE NO INJURIES
At the Lafayette county fair on September 3, Zarina Tony Girl and Hailstorm collided on the track. Both sulkies smashed and the three drivers were thrown, but only minor scratches were reported. Races included a 2:35 Pace purse of 300 dollars won by Daisy Cadmus with Hailstorm and Ella Red placing. a 2:19% trot purse of 300 won by Denmark G with Billy Schmid and Fred L finishing behind. A half mile running race saw Blue Bonnet win with Mina B second. time 1:51.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Zarina
Tony Girl
Daisy Cadmus
Ella Red
Denmark G
Billy Schmid
Fred L
Eunice
Webber
San Jone
Blue Bonnet
Mina B
Anderson and Richmond Horse Races Reported at Indiana Fairs
Andersons horses claim first and second in 2:18 pace as crowds grow at a rich Indiana fair day. Richmond notes large attendance with 2:20 and 2:19 class times and several named horses in 2:35 and 2:18 events. Bedford reports 5,000 attendees and winners in 2:18 pace and 2:12 trot while Shelbyville fair coverage begins.
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Anderson, Ind
F.M. B
Bedford
Ind
Bedford Fair
Star Boy
Races Report From Local Association Meet
In progress results show 2 50 pace with Sallie C first and Lady Wilkes second. Trot results list Kittie seats Burney by Thomas first, with Maker in fourth place.
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Sallie C
Lady Wilkes
Kittie
Burney
Thomas
Maker
Girdle Wins Stakes Filly Race at Sheepshead Bay
Girdle owned by W C Whitney won the great filly stakes at Sheepshead Bay racing six furlongs in 1 12 5. Dazzling finished second by three lengths, with Ada May third as Edith Campbell led early. Nellie Waddell also won a race at Harlem, though track timers differed on the official time.
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Duster
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Ada May
Edith Campbell
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Russell House Handicap Headlines Windsor Detroit Meet
The Windsor feature at one mile drew a small select field led by Ih ho the 8 to 5 favorite who won by a length over Bil Massie with John McCartey third. Three favorites and several long shots prevailed in a day of racing with winners listed as Secret, Ocle Brooks, Me cana, Iilowaho, Jake Weber and Prince Zeno in order.
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Windsor
Ih Ho
Bil Massie
John McCartey
Secret
Ocle Brooks
Mecana
Iilowaho
Jake Weber
Prince Zeno
Artvis Claims Two-Year-Old Handicap Victory at Kenilworth Park
At Buffalo Kenilworth Park today's card features Green B. Morris's Artvis winning the handicap for two-year-olds at 2 to 1. The opener of the day saw Cogawell finish second at 2 to 1 with Cruganés and Bout following, as betting reflected a tight field.
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Delmar Race Day Ends With Few Favorites Winning
At Delmar on a cloudy day with fast track only one favorite won. Second choices dominated most races. Winners included Kingstelle at 1 to Barnacle 5 to 2 Louis Wa 7 to 5 Rounding 2 to 1 Tammany Chief 0 to a Croix D Or 2 to 1. New York reports Oakwood and McGrathiana yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay with C. R. Ellis buying a chestnut colt by Albert Amabel for 3000 dollars.
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Barnacle
Louis Wa
Tammany Chief
Croix D'Or
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Oakwood
McGrathiana
Sheepshead Bay
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Imp
Albert Amabel
Clerks Discuss Salary Bill and Insurance Policy Plan
Kansas City report notes the National Association of Post Office Clerks aiming to secure salary legislation at the next Congress session. It also reports a plan to establish an insurance policy system once 2,000 members indicate willingness to participate.
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National Association of Postoffice Clerks
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