State Convention Draws Large Indiana Republicans to Fort Wayne
A massive Republican gathering in Fort Wayne Indiana for the state convention profiles three governor candidates Chase Shockney and Ny Chambers with Chase favored. Delegates from many counties fill the Princess rink as political maneuvering unfolds amid speeches parades and expected early ballot results.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Chase
Steodure Shockney
Union City
Smiley Ny Chambers
Winternes
Governor Chase
Shockey
Lion
Smiliey No Chanaurs
Elliot
Charles M. Travis
Crawfordsvilles
AL O. Marsh
Witchester
C. Kannua
Morris McDonald
New Albany
Senator Shockney
Winfield S$. Carpenter
Brazil
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Milton
Trusser
Fayette County
Ivan N Walker
Indianapolis
John W. Couns
W. H. Liggett
Columbia City
Fred J. Sehlitz
Evansville
Leonard Wilde
Noblesville
Lee Sinclair
Salem
Guuaral
M. W. Field
Princeton
John W. Lovett
Anderson
James P. Jufuston
Rockville
Duin D. Farrell
Logansport
Supreme Court
Warwick EH. Ribley
George Haywood
Lafayette
Princess Rink
C. W. Fairbanks
Ira J. Chase
Theodore Shockneys
W. S. Carpenter
Ivan N. Walker
George Palkwood
Tippeganoe
Apps
Market Apathy Dominates Trading as Day Ends
A New Year era market report notes profound apathy through most of the session with only late efforts by operators to push prices. Granger stocks like Burlington and Quincy led selling while railway bonds saw improving prices amid generally insignificant daily changes. New York money markets show calls at 2 percent, with time money steady and mercantile paper in fair demand despite tight supply.
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Burlington and Quincy
Agricultural Bureau
New York
Mercantile
Market Quotes From Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices
Cutcago on June 23 reports hog quotations at 4.20 to 4.90 per pound ranges for various grades and shipping lots. Cattle quotations span from 1.50 to 4.80 for feeders and steers with bulls and cows listed, while sheep quotes show westerns at 4.60 to 5.70 per 100 pounds and lambs at 5.35 to 7.00.
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Cutcago
Texas
CHAIRMANSHIP Fights Roil Republican Meeting in Washington
About 30 national committee members gather in Washington to decide the party chairmanship. Clarkson and Massey as contenders face administration supporters. Michener of Indiana looms as possible candidate for executive chair.
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Wasumerox
D.C
National Republican Committee
Minneapolis
Clarkson
Washington
Geo V. Massey
Delaware
Harison
Afr
Friends of
New York City
New York
Cornelius N. Bliss
Bliss
Friends
I. IL. Michener
Michener
Harrison
Captain Borup Recalled From Paris Amid Mint and Senate Actions
Washington June 3 Captain Henry D Borup United States Army officer recalled from duty at the American legation in Paris at French request. House favors bankruptcy bill and a plan for a new government building in Indianapolis. Silver dollar issue totals 432480 for week ending June 25 1892. Senate approves legislative appropriations bill with added 351020 over the House figures.
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Washnneton
Henry D. Borup
United States Army
Germany
Italy
Paris
Oltfelais
Horup
Oates
Alabama
Judiciary
House
Partic
Indianapolis
Revenue Cutter Service
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Treasury
Court of Claims
Fvo
Michigan
Indiana
United States
Committee On
Committee On District of Columbia
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Batteries and Umpires Across MLB Doubleheaders
A garbled sports log lists batteries and umpires for games in New York Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland with rain postponements noted. Teams include Boston Louisville and Wittsburg depections among others.
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New York
jJoston
King and Doyle
Nichols and Kelly
Uimpire
Imeslie
Brooklyn
Hon
Baltimore
Cobb and Gunson
Fouts
Dailey
Sheridan
St. Louis
Wittsburg
Galvin
Buckley
Baldwin
Mack
Turst
Cincinnati
Louisville
Viau
Dwyer
Grim
Mullane
Vaughn
Gafftney
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Prohibitionists back Gongar for vice president bid
In Cic sin nata June 28 the prohibition movement promotes Helen M Gongar of Indiana for vice president with Rev Sam Small urged. Ada A Stevens of Pennsylvania to be temporary chairwoman as a permanent organization forms by 4 pm Wednesday. St John to be permanent chair. platform discussion to begin Thursday morning. Galesburg fires at Crocker home destroy residence. incendiary device used. loss about 3000 dollars.
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Ciscinnaiti
Helen M. Gongar
Indiana
Sam Small
Bidwell
Demorest
Ada A. Stevens
Pennsylvania
St. John
Galesbuna
G. D. Crocker
Mr. Crocker
Congress set to close in early August amid campaign speech flood
As the nation heads from party conventions into a heated campaign, Congress anticipates adjournment in the first ten days of August with leaders predicting a busy week of legislation. Key items include agricultural and regulatory bills, invalid pensions, and resolutions on direct presidential elections.
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D. C
Congress
Minneapolis
Chicago
Senate
House
Wests
Maral
Army
Military Academy
Rivers and Hambors
Pension
District of Columbia
Crisp
Reading Railroad
Trade and political notes from abroad and schools
A London letter discusses British coal exports to the Spanish West Indies dwindling due to American competition with U S imports rising to Cuba and prospects of a growing Gulf trade Alabama coal gaining favor and reciprocity policy aiding American coal exports. Also reports on resignations at Wit tenberg College due to theological factionalism and a Plainfield Reform School escape in New Jersey where a fugitive youth died after overheating. Prince Bismarck says Franz Joseph refused an interview request.
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Cuba
New York
London
Spanish West Indies
Havana
Great Britain
United States
Alabama
Duel to the Death in Belem Prison
In Belem prison City of Mexico two inmates Antonio Davils and Macario Olivere fought a death duel with knives. Davils died from three chest stabs while Olivere survived briefly with fatal head injuries. The brief dispute led to the fatal confrontation and both prisoners were backed by others during the fight. Authorities plan to shoot the participants.
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City of
Mexico
Belem
Antonio Davils
Macario Olivere
Davila
Olivere
Ohio man completes 6,500 mile walk toward globetrotting feat
Akron resident John A. Bottum arrived in San Francisco after an overland trek linked to his plan to circle the globe on foot. He estimates about 6,500 miles covered across Europe Africa and Asia and expects to finish another 2,500 miles by Christmas, resting a week before resuming the journey.
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Ohio
San Francisco
Cat
John A. Bottum
Akron
Queenstown
Globe
Ife
Europe
Egypt
Arabia
India
China
Japan
Central and Union
Jamaican Exhibit at Chicago World’s Fair Plans Complete Display
Lieut Col C J Ward the Jamaican commissioner says the Jamaica exhibit will be comprehensive at the Chicago World’s Fair. The display will cover fruit trades fibre industry cocoanut products pottery tiles clays and manufactured articles. Lectures and Jamaica coffee socials may be offered to attract investors and visitors across every district for investment and awareness. Smallpox scare in Kivestoy New York and a Columbus baseball accident with severe injuries are noted in brief.
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Chicago
Chicaco
C. J. Ward
Jamaica Court
Death of E. L. Sheldon Linked to Heart Failure
E. L. Sheldon a Chicago financier and longtime head of Sheldon and Carpenter died of heart failure. He was manager of the Jarvis-Conklin Land Mortgage Trust company and formerly led Sheldon and Carpenter.
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E. L. Sheldon
Jarvis-Conklin Land Mortgage Trust Company
Sheldon and Carpenter
Chicago
Licorice cultivation along the Tigris and Euphrates
The licorice plant thrives in uncultivated river flats along the Tigris and Euphrates. It grows to about three feet, needs ample water, and is harvested in winter. Dried roots are transported to Bussorah and London before shipping to America. Some black licorice sticks come from Spain. The name licorice derives from Greek meaning sweet root.
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Tigris
Euphrates
Bussorah
London
America
Spain
The Hen and the Parrot in the Garden Mischief
A neighbor’s parrot Poll roams the garden misbehaving as she chases a hen. She shouts Shoo and O Lord and climbs up a family member to escape. When cornered on a nest she calls Hello there Shool, then retreats as the hen flees.
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Polly
Poll
Pol
Polite Society Calls to Abolish Teethpick Use
A commentary urges ending toothpick use at meals as crude and indecorous. It argues refined etiquette treats toothpicks as toilet or dressing-room items, not dining-room decor, and compares picking teeth at table to scooping waste.
He Offers Arm to Mabel as She Demands Independence
In a tense scene Miss Mabel insists on walking without Mr. Willis’s arm claiming she needs no support and will appear stronger. Willis argues he helps out of care but she pushes for greater independence prompting a careful test of propriety and control.
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Miss Mabel
Mr. Willis
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