Democratic Convention in Indianapolis Chooses Ticket
Indiana Democratic convention selects a three ballots slate headed by Alfred Schoenover for Secretary of State and includes Willam Stilwell as Attorney General James Riggs as State Auditor Jerome Herff as State Treasurer Adam Heimburger for Clerk of Supreme Court Samuel Scott for Superintendent of Public Instruction Myron Sing as State Statistician and Edward Barrett as State Geologist with Northern and Southern District judges named. The event features a restrained display of enthusiasm and a Kern keynote urging unity and progress against Republican trusts and imperialism.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Alfred Schoenover
Attica
Willam B. Stilwell
Gibson County
James R. Riggs
Sullivan
Jerome Herff
Peru
Supreme Court
Adam Heimberger
Samuel L. Scott
Jeffersonville
Myron D. Sing
Marion County
Edward Barrett
T. E. Howard
Booth Bend
Appellate Court
John R. East
Bloomington
William H. Brackin
Franklin County
John D. Magee
Rush County
Richard H. Hartford
Clay County
James D. Saunderson
Fowler
Henry G. Zimmerman
Albion
Bryan
Kern
Manila A Haven for the Transoceanic Lovers
Parkersburg West Virginia June 4 A sensational affair unfolds as M Eyrenberg of Manila arrives seeking his wife who fled with Henry Bush a Red Cross member in the Philippines The couple sign a startling settlement with fines cash and monthly payments after the wife returns Bush flees for the East and Eyrenberg plans to follow The story centers on wealth prominence and a possible murder motive.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W.a
Jackson Hotel
M. Eyrenberg
Manila
Evenberg
Henry Bush
Philippines
Red Cross Brigade
United States
Bush
Herusband
Evenbergs
M. Evenberg
Indiana Democratic Critique of Republican Misconduct
The document denounces Indiana Republicans for alleged abuse of legislative power and violations of state and federal law. It calls for appeals in civil matters and condemns the Republican governor for not honoring a Kentucky fugitive indictment, framing it as official lawlessness and a threat to state unity.
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Indiana
United States
Kentucky
Populist State Convention Nominates Indiana Ticket
The Populist State Convention in Indianapolis placed a full slate for state offices led by William Gill as Secretary of State and Joseph B. Cline as Auditor. Henry Brecksmith, David F. Boger, Barker T. Brown, Louis Patterson, Edwin S. Pope, and Albert Shock fill further posts with platforms backing direct election of U S Senators and opposition to convict labor farming. The convention hints at supporting Bryan for 1904 contingent on party allegiance.
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Indianapolis
William Gill
Montgomery County
Joseph B. Cline
Putnam County
Henry Brecksmith
Knox County
David F. Boger
Shelby County
Barker T. Brown
Johnson County
Louis Patterson
Clark County
Edwin S. Pope
Marion County
Albert Shock
Howard County
Fowler
Congress
United States
Indiana
Wm. J. Bryan
Crucible Steel Co Elects New Officers
At a June meeting in the Frick Building C H Malcomb resigned from the Crucible Steel Company of America presidency and directorship. Reuben Miller was elected President of the Crucible Company and W P Snyder became President of the Clairton Steel Company. Officers named include F B Smith, Benjamin Atha, R E Jennings, James H Park and Charles E Clapp among others.
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Pittsburg
Crucible Steel Company of America
Frick
C. H. Malcomb
Clairton Steel Company
Reuben Miller
Crucible Steel Company
Crucible Company
W. P. Snyder
The
F. B Smith
Benjamin Atha
R. E. Jennings
James H. Park
Charles E. Clapp
F. B. Smith
Julius Bieler
Clairton, Steel Company
A. W. Melton
Difficult Digestion and its Remedy Highlighted
The piece explains dyspepsia as a miserable condition causing irritability and poor appetite. It cites common symptoms such as bad mouth taste, stomach tenderness, bloating, and heartburn, promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective long term cure supported by many cases.
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Hood
Panhandle May Build Short Line to Cincinnati
The Panhandle Railway plans a northern outlet for the Middletown & Cincinnati Division likely to Dayton and on to Cincinnati via the Miami Valley. A through Cincinnati train service is anticipated with M and C upgrades and current staff retaining positions. James Roney remains Superintendent and T C Simpson General Manager. Separate police reports note a string of burglaries at the Davies Building, including a $1,000+ haul and five diamond rings valued at $700, plus a contested liquor case in Miamisburg where a jury disagreed.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Pan-handle
Middletown & Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Xenia
Panhandle
Miami Valley
James Roney
T. C. Simpson
Davies
James McCallum & Co
George W. Nauerth
Harry Gillespie
Jimmy
Weller & McClure
Lawrenceburg High School Holds Twenty Seventh Commencement
The Lawrenceburg High School held its twenty seventh commencement at the Liedertafel Opera House. Class orations included titles such as American Overture n, Well Doing, Carrying Home a Diploma and Procrastination with speakers Francis X Albright Georgianna Bryant Ethel Floyd Carter Alta Chance Willia Mae Corbin Anna Adelaide Cook Ida Mae Haas Marles Arthur Lowe Goldie E C Miller John Howard Moore Mead Belle Rook Emilia Sophia Ruppert Blanche Lanksey Nettie Schneider John Archie Shaw Mac Turner Annetta Wilson Martha Alma Wilson.
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Lawrenceburg High School
Liedertafel Opera House
Francis X. Albright
Georgianna Bryant
Ethel Floyd Carter
Alta Chance
Willia Mae Corbin
E. C. Miller
John Howard Moore
Mead Belle Rook
Emelia Sophia Ruppert
Blanche Lanksey
Nettie C. Schneider
John Archie Shaw
Mac. Turner
North Pole
Annetta Wilson
Martha Alma Wilson
British steamer Camorta sunk in Irrawaddy Delta find
The British steamer Camorta with 600 native passengers, believed lost in a May cyclone, was found sunk at Baragua Flats in the Irrawaddy Delta. Its topmasts rise above the water, directly in shipping lanes.
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Rangoon
Big Car Shops Burn Near Chicago Suburb
A large fire engulfed the Illinois Car and Equipment Company plant at Hegewisch, a north suburb of Chicago, where 1100 workers were employed in building railway freight cars. Losses were estimated at 10 million dollars.
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Chicago
Mlinois Car and Equipment Company
Hegewisch
Senator Imbibes and Is Arrested at Dinner Party
Washington reports a U.S. Senator who overindulged at Nathaniel Mc Kay’s dinner for his new house at 1311 K Street. The intruder wandered to General Crozier’s residence on Fourteenth Street, caused a disturbance, and was released after police intervention by Police Chief Sylvester.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Nathaniel McKay
Dewey
Congress
K Street
United States
Fourteenth Street
General Crozier
Congressional
Sylvester
Police Department
Women Hiss Wedding Party at Worcester Church
Mary B. Donaher a Worcester public school teacher married Dr. Maurice W. Quinn of Brockton at St John’s Church. A thousand women hissed as the wedding procession entered and police failed to halt the disturbance. The scene followed an attempted shooting of Quinn by Bertha Condon who accused him of breaking a marriage promise.
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Worcester
Mass
St. John’s Church Fiere
Mary B. Donaher
Maurice W. Quinn
Brockton
Dr. Quinn
Miss. Bertha Condon
Quinn
Roosevelt Vows to Guard American Interests
A Mt. Vernon Council Junior Order United American Mechanics delegation visited the President and presented a cane carved from San Juan wood. The President thanked them and said he would act to protect national interests and the welfare of Americans at home under current policies.
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Washington
Mt. Vernon
Judge Allows Cincinnati Traction to Resume Street Work
In Hamilton Ohio on June 4 Judge EB A Belden of the Common Pleas Court dissolved a temporary injunction against Glens and Cincinnati Traction Company allowing work to resume on certain streets. The ruling lifts the halt and permits ongoing construction to proceed.
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Commercial Tribune Hamilton
EB. A. Belden
The
Common Pleas Court
Piencon
Ae Iton
Glens & Cincinnati Traction Company
Fractured OCR Item Yields Sparse Local Snippet
A fragmented OCR line from a historical page shows garbled text and stray symbols, offering minimal legible content about a local matter or event. The readable phrase mentions a place and incomplete names, with no clear action or outcome.
Yaqui Uprising Grows as Mexican Troops Halted
A Tucson dispatch reports Yaqui Indians widening their revolt in Sonora. General Torres’ detachment of 73 men was ambushed, 30 killed, Captain Elso Gomez and Lt Jose Valjo among the dead. Fifty Yaquis died, Mexicans retreated to Hermosillo with wounded.
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San Francisco
Tucson
Ariz
Torres
Mazatan Mountains
Hermosillo
Elso.Gomez
Jose Valjo
Sonora
Luis Torres
Lorenzo Torres
Nogales
Mayoral Politics and a Spanish Diplomatic Shuffle
In Washington President Roosevelt welcomes Minnesota Governor Van Sant amid Democratic support chatter. A Spanish ministerial switch sees Duke De Arcos replaced by Senor De Odeja, moving to Brussels while De Odeja becomes U.S. minister in Washington with Tangier ties and strong credentials.
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Senor de Odeja
Duke de Arcos
United States
Uke of Arcos
Brussels
Senora de Odeja
Washington
Paris
Tangier
Debate on anti-anarchy bill continues in House
Washington June 4 The House spent the day on the anti-anarchy bill focusing on legal and constitutional issues. The War Department expenditure itemized report on Cuba and Governor General Wood was tabled. The Military Committee report says previous Congress reports show a 15000 annual allowance and 50000 spent to prepare itemized accounts through April 30 1900.
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Washington
House
Vin
Secretary of War
Wood
Cuba
Aull
Oe Mitittary Committee
Fogle
Congress
War Department
House Committee Orders Refavorable Report for Baron Téubén Erection
The House Committee on Library Ay SA ordered a favorable report appropriating 000 for an expertesque of Baron téubén to be erected in Washington.
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Washington
House Committee On Library Ay SA
Baron Téubén
Ashington
Submarine Boat Bills Postponed Indefinitely
Washington June 4 The House Committee on Naval Affairs voted to postpone indefinitely consideration of the bills of the late Representative Cummings of New York for thirty more submarine torpedo boats.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs Today
Representative Cummings
New York
Viscount Kitchener Created by King Edward
London June 4 It was announced that Lord Kitchener had been created a Viscount by King Edward In Commons A J Balfour read the King's message praising Kitchener for eminent services and recommending a grant of 50000 pounds The discussion noted Roberts received 100000 pounds while Kitchener is younger and unmarried He has been promoted to General
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London
Lord Kithener
Edward
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Boers vote for surrender at Vereeningen amid mass demobilization
The Vereeningen ballot shows 54 in favor and 6 against surrender. Boers prepare to disband the commando units on the race course. General Botha writes an open letter to burghers urging loyalty to the new government as he and Delarey plan to tour Europe for funds. Botha calls the end of the war the happiest day since school. The return to families and farms will be heavy work.
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Republican Party
Beef Trust
Geal
General Assembly of
Indiana
Pretoria
Transvaal
Vereeningen
Louis Botha
Botha
Delarey
Europe
Kitchener Leaves for England. Littleton Acts in SA
Durban dispatch says Lord Kitchener has departed for England and General Littleton is acting Commander-in-chief of British forces in South Africa. The report is from The Times of Natal dated June 4.
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Durban
Natal
the Times
Lord Kitchener
England
Littleton
South Africa
United Presbyterian Assembly Adopts Indian Union Step
The General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North America adjourned in Pittsburg and set next meeting in Tarkio Missouri. It declined to accept Dr. William J Reid’s resignation as Principal Clerk and appointed Dr. A G Wallace to act during illness with Rev W J Reid Jr as assistant. After a heated controversy the union of twelve branches in India was endorsed.
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Pittsburg
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Tarkio
Wm. J. Reid
A. G. Wallace
Presbyterian Church In India
J. R. Wallace
Jamestown
Lake Presbytery
No Law Against Filipinos
President replies to Senate resolution asking if any law exists barring natives from entering the United States. He offers no personal opinion but includes a War Department statement via Secretary Root confirming there is no such law in force in the Philippines. The exchange follows Senator Hoar's request for clarification on immigration restrictions.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Philippines
United States
Root
War Department
Rioters Loot Baker Shops in Galicia Uprising
June 4 report describes riotous strikers in Burg, Galicia looting baker shops and carts. Troops dispersed the disturbance after clashes, with several injured as authorities restored order.
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Galicia
Losey Poe
Perere Ure
A Big Earner Grape Nuts Health Claim Ad
A reader testimonial claims health gains from Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee. The man reports multiple paralysis shocks in earlier years, then steady strength after using the product, enabling daily work for months and a preference for Nuts and Postum. He urges trying the package recipe.
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W.¥. Albro
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