State Temperance Union meets in Indianapolis with large attendance
The second annual State Convention of the Woman's Temperance Union opened at 2 PM in the First Baptist Church Indianapolis. Mrs Gov Wallace led the session with a large delegation from across the state including prominent leaders and elected officers. Committees were named as discussions began with a pledge to extend temperance work. The day also featured updates on the MacIntyre investigation and reports of disorder in Franklin.
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W. W. Curry
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Indianapolis
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Harvey D. Scott
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William Cumback
Greensburg
J. T. Knight
Wabash
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South Bend
de Troff
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Maggie Howe
Wesley M. Hale
Ird
J. J. Talbott
Edith. Mitchell
Samuel B. Hill
Nancy Hill
McMahan
Carter
H. J. Lacy
Caroline Edgerton
J. H. BaylisPend
Geo. Wallace
Morriison
Martha Wilson
Wm. J. Essick
Sarah A. Presen
Alice A. Vining
W. P.hickensey
Nathan H. Clark
D’isay
H. N. Herrick
Emma Mulloy
Hoyt
J. E. Foster
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Franklin riot and arrests follow picnic clash
The Franklin picnic riot saw John McCloud and John Tate confront a City Marshal, then flee. Tate and McCloud were jailed after armed posses and sheriff orders. Wallace and Dade were captured and returned to Franklin for court, with Hays and others wounded during the turmoil. Elopement news follows, plus a death in a basement.
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John Tate
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Charles Wallace
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Dade
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Tate
Hyeelen
McClouad
Tom Browne
Peete Dbus
Ian
Distant World News Roundup of Crimes and Trades
Yesterday's steamer carried 584000 in specie including 420000 in gold. Col Thomas H Selby ex mayor of San Francisco died of pneumonia. Red Cloud Spotted Tail passed Omaha westward. Three men drowned in Cambridge Mass by scow sinking. Daniel Webster library sale began in Boston with fair prices. Body of James Lowe found in New Orleans canal basin. Abraham Jackson arraigned on further fraud charges bail set at 89000. Galveston News contempt case dismissed. Cleveland engineers choose breakwater site for 1500000 project.
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Black Hills entry barred for whites under Sheridan orders
Sheridan issued instructions denying white entry to the Black Hills under the 1869 Sioux treaty, warning allied parties they will be blocked by military authorities until orders change. The Black Hills Geologic Party reached Beaver Creek east fork after nine days’ march with no minerals found and no Indian trouble. Also notes the National Convention of Stove Makers in St Louis with Jewett reporting US stove capacity at 1.5 million and 852,400 stoves produced last year.
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Cincinnati
Lower Grove Park
Shaw's Garden
Memphis Express Robbers Trial Opens Tomorrow
A jury was obtained for Ed Johnston and Matt Morris and other Express robbers in a bold daylight Wall Street heist. Messenger Brady narrowly escaped murder as robbers seized the money pouch. Under state law the offense carries death.
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Church Murder Verdict Names Thomas W Piper As Killer
Coroner's jury in Boston finds evidence directly implicates Thomas W Piper as the murderer of Young, confirming a verdict in the case.
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Young
Thomas W. Piper
Tennessee Finances and State Debt Dilemma
June 9 Naseville discusses borrowing to pay July interest on the state debt. An article in the Miners and Manufacturers Journal will report an Act of the Legislature restricting use of paid bonds as collateral and ordering their cancellation. The piece argues borrowing to cover interest risks legal and financial failures.
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Honey Ilden
Ex Governor Edmund J Davis Nominated for Texas Governor
A Republican ticket lists ex governor Edmund J Davis as candidate in Texas while editorials warn of school funding as a political flashpoint. The piece cites Catholic and Democratic positions on public schools and references national figures and past party conflicts to frame the issue.
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Blair
Local meteorological report June 9
Local meteorological report lists daily means of temperature pressure humidity rainfall and wind direction for the date above. The data covers cities including Augusta Boston Montreal Buffalo Nashville Charleston New Orleans New York Chicago Cleveland Duluth Escanaba Fort Gibson Pitta Grand Haven Galveston Yankton Cincinnati and others with varied conditions from clear to cloudy and light rain.
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Elasty Truss Ad Promotes Easy Care for Widow
A New York advertising excerpt touts the Elasty Truss for permanent and easy care following a tormented husband. It cites Wilson & Greig and AlreyTrax, noting Wilson’s New York store at Ninth and Broadway opposite A. T. Stewart’s, with a Cincinnati branch at 44 West Fourth Street.
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