Senator Fairbanks Praises Marion County Republican Club
Senator Fairbanks lauded the Marion County Republican Club for its debt paying record and influence. He warned Republicans against overconfidence, urged party unity, and urged building a clubhouse to honor the county. Representative E. Landis noted continued Republican strength and civic duty.
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Paceias
Fairbanks
Marion
Marion County
Ublican
McKinley
Marion Club
Couries E. Landis
Con
Weather forecast fair for Bundsy and Monday
Washington dispatch reports fair weather for Indiana Illinois and Ohio with showers NW Sunday. Winds variable to fresh south for Monday. Local Saturday observations show clear skies, light wind, highs near 74, lows 56 with 0.02 inch precipitation. Blythe, section director.
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Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
R.H. Wind
A&m
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers From Atlantic Ports
Maritime notices announce arrivals and departures at New York Southampton Havre and Liverpool. Vessels St Louis Bremen Lucania Umbria Columbia and Kroonland appear among arrivals and sails with ports including Rotterdam Cherbourg Antwerp and New York.
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Marion Club Speakers Laud Fairbanks and Durbin
A Marion Club gathering featured remarks by Dave Sherrick Mayor Bookwalter and Gov. Durbin. Landis praised Fairbanks while touting debt reduction and Republican economic management, with storms on democracy and a call to support Indiana’s GOP. The event closed amid staged vaudeville acts and jubilant applause.
Arrival of the Buford from Manila Arrives in San Francisco
The Buford pulled in late at San Francisco on September 6 after a 41 day voyage from Manila. The voyage was slowed by a stop at Honolulu due to defective machinery. The transport carries men from the Eighth Fifteenth and Twenty-sixth infantry plus ninety six sick. Docking was scheduled for tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Buford
Manila
Honolulu
Democratic Ticket Shapes Greene County Nominations
Greene county Democrats met at Bloomfield with nominations by acclamation except recorder after thirteen ballots. They endorsed the Kansas City platform, denouncing Republican state institutions. ticket includes Schioot, Stakey, Deckard, Moss, Wilson, Templeton, Yeoman, Bogard, Arthur, Pickel and others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomfield
Ind
Greene County
Recorder
J. B. Young
Newark
Cyrus E. Davis
Kansas City
Miers
Seymour Riddle
Arnold Padgett
Peter Schioot
Linton
J. W. Stakey
W. H. Deckard
Lyons
Joseph Moss
A. F. Wilson
Worthington
W. W. Templeton
S. M. Yeoman
George Bogard
John W. Arthur
J. N. Pickel
Jasonville
Republicans Confident of Sweep in Sixth District
William C Converse treasurer of Wayne county Republican central committee attended a Sixth district chairmen meeting in Connersville, representing absent chair W E Wineburg. District Chairman Thayer presided as all counties were represented. James E Watson attended and plans multiple speeches across the district, with Cannon expected to visit for a few talks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
William C. Converse
Wayne County Republican Central Committee
Connersville
W. E. Wineburg
Thayer
Greenfield
James E. Watson
Wayne County
Joseph Cannon
Illinois
Republicans choose delegates to Madison convention
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports in Aurora Indiana that at a Republican meeting Julius Severin Jr was named chairman with L W Cobb as secretary. Delegates W H Cobb F B Shutts H C Williams. alternates H J Strayer Julius Severin Jr William Loew. They urged nominating Joshua M Spencer of Rising Sun. In Muncie Delaware county GOP opens headquarters Major John F Wildman in charge with a 4 man speakers bureau Frank Ellis chair James W Brissey secretary. Campaign to open Sept 30 in Muncie with Attorney General W L Taylor. In Laporte Hamlet resident Charles J Danielson nominated for joint representative by Laporte and Starke counties.
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Indianapolis Journal
Delphi
Ind
Charles Harley
W. W. Alison
Henry Butz
W. L. Roach
D. E. Albaugh
George McNeill
Harley
Michigan City
Jim” Fippen
Noblesville
Edward Thistlethwaite
Sheridan
Philip J. Fariss
Cicero
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W. D. Power
Clay Township
Elwood Moore
Washington Township
Charles McKay
Fall Creek Township
George Jerrell
A. J. Smith
Delaware Township
John Dulin
Noblesville Township
Noah Manship
Charles Zeis
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Kansas City
Fippen
Aurora
Madison
Julius Severin, Jr
L. W. Cobb
W. H. Cobb
F. B. Shutts
H. C. Williams
H. J. Strayer
William Loew
Joshua M. Spencer
Rising Sun
Muncie
Delaware County
John F. Wildman
Frank Ellis
James W. Brissey
W. L. Taylor
Laporte
Charles J. Danielson
Hamlet
Starke County
Starke Counties
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Francis Murphy to speak at Murphy League meeting
Francis Murphy the Apostle of Temperance arrives in the city to address a Murphy League gathering at 3 p.m. in the hall at New York and Alabama streets. After 33 years of temperance work he notes his Australia tour drew 300000 listeners and 5000 pledges, while opposing Prohibitionist methods.
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Temperance
Murphy League
New York
Alabama
Murphy
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Eaven
Rail shed blaze at Durand destroys yards and cars
In Durand Michigan a 600 foot grand trunk and Ann Arbor railway shed was destroyed by fire. Thousands of dollars of merchandise burned and about thirty rail cars in yards were consumed. Telegraph service stopped and trains halted. One brakeman, Woodhouse, was injured with a broken arm. A coal car train remained burning. In Cincinnati Ohio the Independent Brewery plant caught fire on its third floor and was destroyed. Firefighters Jennings and Hollis were injured, Jennings likely fatally. Loss around 100000 with insurance.
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Durand
Mich
Grand Trunk & Ann Arbor Railway
Woodhouse
Cincinnati
Independent Brewery Company
Canal and Falnut
Charles Jennings
Charles Hollis
Jennings
Severe hailstorm rocks El Paso with flooding and sand
A cloudburst hit El Paso on September 6 bringing fierce hail and sandstorms. Winds reached forty miles per hour, water a foot deep flooded streets and delayed streetcar traffic for an hour. Hall piled two inches in places, the most severe hailstorm the city has seen.
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EL Paso
Tex
Hall
Quarrel Over Dice Ends in Fatal Wound in Columbus
Floyd Johnson and Walter Hodge argued over a dice game when Hodge cut Johnson's throat. Johnson died from the wounds. Hodge, from Toledo, was arrested on murder charges. Johnson was known as a follower of race horses.
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Columbus
Floyd Johnson
Walter Hodge
Johnson
Hodge
Toledo
Seventeenth Week of Anthracite Strike Shifts and Mine Cave‑in
Wilkes Barre Pa Sept 6 after seventeen weeks of miners strike both sides report satisfaction with the situation. Operators say coal output this week topped all prior weeks of the strike and will likely rise next week. Strikers claim efforts to resume mining failed as miners refuse to cut coal. Strike headquarters concede washeries produce some low quality coal but say output is a drop in the bucket. President Mitchell vows miners remain determined and may attend a New York benefit concert. Nearly twenty acres of Payne mine ground in Dorranceton caved in causing cracks on Wyoming street and large fissures in the roadway. Further collapse feared with guards posted. Causes include long idle workings with water buildup, rotted timbers, and roof falls. surface losses run to thousands of dollars and mine owner losses are not yet estimated.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
New York
Payne Mine
Dorranceton
Wyoming Street
Miners Return to Work Across West Virginia
West Virginia reports a large scale return to work as about a thousand more miners resume on the Norfolk and Western line. Guards withdrawn, families move from tents to company houses, and mines begin full operation ahead of Monday. In Kanawha and New River fields about fifteen thousand miners end a long strike with unions told to return on best terms possible. Operators ready to restart, evictions to stop, and older workers to be rehired under new terms.
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Bramwell
W. Va
Norfolk & Western
Charleston
Kanawha
New River Fields
New River Field
Strikers Hope For End As Walkout Remains In Effect
Many workers express relief that the long labor dispute may end soon while protest actions continue at the plant. Officials say talks are ongoing and a resolution could come shortly, with union and management seeking a constructive settlement.
Roosevelt Not Interviewed on Coal Strike Settlement
Zanesville Ohio Sept 6 statement denies any interview by President Roosevelt regarding a coal strike settlement. Authorities say no interview was given in Philadelphia yesterday and no statement was released by the President on the matter.
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Zanesville, CO
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Negro vagrant sold for year of servitude
Shelbyville Kentucky September 6 Fisher Milton a black man convicted of vagrancy was sold at public auction for twelve months to David Murphy a respected black farmer Murphy paid twenty dollars and said he would not be moved by sentiment but would force Milton to work hard
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Fisher Milton
David Murphy
Murphy
Milton
Americans Presented to Emperor William in Berlin Parade
Major Generals Corbin and Young and Brigadier General Wood met Emperor William at Markendorf parade field near Frankfort on the Oder after the parade. Corbin was welcomed and thanked for attentions shown to Prince Henry during his U S visit. The generals were then presented to the Empress as British and German officials watched.
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Wood
Emperor William
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Prince Henry
United States
William
Lord Roberts
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John B. Kerr
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Potsdam
Tom Johnson and Bigelow Campaign in Lorain Speech
In Lorain on September 6 the Democratic State campaign opened with Rev. Herbert Bigelow and Mayor Tom L. Johnson addressing 3,500 in a rain-soaked tent. Johnson denounced Republican leaders for tax and railroad policies and urged justice in taxation while condemning ties between two Ohio senators and private monopolies.
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Lorain
Herbert Bigelow
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
United States
Ohio
Supreme Court
Ple of
Cincinnnati
Washington
United States Steel Corporation
College answer to why a girl should attend college
The college girl herself embodies the primary answer to why a woman should go to college. She appears formed in mind and soul for life and work, seen as the clearest proof by those who know her best. The text argues college furnishes discipline and enlightenment plus correction of the understanding as a core purpose.
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Woman's College
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Indiana State fair Jubilee tickets for first attendees
A reunion plan offers free tickets to the 1852 Indiana State fair pioneers. The State Board of Agriculture seeks about fifty attendees to prove they were at the first fair. Secretary Downing invites all who attended in 1852 to receive complimentary tickets and enjoy grounds access and Sousa Rand concerts.
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State Board of Agriculture
Downing
William H. Levering
Lafayette
Mortimer
Columbia National
Montgomery Marsh
Greenfield
Calvita Fletcher
Indianapolis
Joseph James
Helts Prairie
Clinton
Apolis
Ayfair
Growing Old Is Not To Mean Weakness, Says Caroline Heagen
Caroline Heagen, 78, asserts that aging does not imply frailty or loss of vitality. She plans to respond to all letters and stresses maintaining tools and nutrition to sustain strength and health.
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Caroline Heagen
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