The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-16
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ator will make fifteen-minute speeches.
The itinerary has been prepared with great
care by the State committee, although it
was inevitable that many of the cities and
towns that were anxious to greet the Ohio
statesman must be disappointed. The con-
dition of the senator's health made it GER
tain that he would be unable to undergo
the fatigue that would follow a more ex-
tended tour. The itinerary of the senator
printed above gives a complete programme
of his speeches, with the amount of time
he will be in each place.
BIG PREPARATIONS.
Chairman Goodrich has received word
that Senator Hanna will be afforded mag
nificent receptions all along the line Prob
ably the biggest meeting outside of In
dianapois and South Bend will be at Port
land. Arrangements have been made there
to run excursions from the surrounding
towns. and it is expected that all that sec
ton of the State will pour out it's thou
sands to greet the senator during his thir-
ty-minutes' stay. Two of the excursions
that have already been arranged will be
run from Winchester and Fort Wayne.
From the latter city the Allen County Re-
publican Club will come uniformed and in
full strength. The Portland committee has
received word that the Fort Wayne dele
cation will be about 1000. Another of the
big meetings will be at Anderson. From
letters to the State chairman it appears
that extensive preparations have been
made to greet Senator Hanna and that the
demonstration will be noteworthy in every
regard. At the other cities where the thir-
ty-minute speeches will be delivered there
will be no lack of enthusiasm, the State
chairman is informed, and all i'm all 1t is
believed that the two days tour will be
record-breaker for off-year campaigns.
AS had been understood heretofore the
senator will be accompanied on his special
train by Senator Fairbanks, Senator Bev-
eridge. Representatives Overstreet, Lam
dis, Watson, Crumpacker and Brick, sure.
and probably most of the other members
of the Republican delegation. Senator
Beverage will stop off at Portland to ad-
dress the meeting after Senator Hanna S
train leaves, and IL is probable that ar
rangements will be made for others of the
| congressional party to make speeches
along the route at afternoon and night
meetings after Senator Hanna concludes.
Representative Watson is in demand and
| will likely make one of the speeches.
RECEPTION IN THIS CITY.
Interest naturally centers in the plans
for the reception to Senator Hanna in In
dianapolis Yesterday afternoon Secretary
Whitaker, of the state committee, met
with Chairman Elliott, of the county COM
mittee. and District Committeeman Floyd
A. Woods. The preliminary steps were TAX
en- for the reception, which will include
in all probability, a street parade of uni
| formed Republican clubs. At the Union
Station, when the senator arrives at $50
p. m, on Thursday. Oct. %, he wiz be re-
ceived by a delegation of the prominen,
Republicans OF the State. including the
Governor, the mayor and others. The per.
sonnet of the reception committee has moi
been completed. While In the city Senator
Hanna will be the guest of Senator Fair
banks and will be entertained at Senator
| Fairbankss home.
| At the Tomlinson Hall meeting Senator
Fairbanks will preside and will INTRODUCES
] Senator Hanna to the audience. On tn,