Harrison Renominated in Indiana Senate Contest
IsolANAPOLIS Ind Jan 15 The Republican senatorial caucus nominated Senator Harrison by acclamation. The House later declared Meagher ineligible and seated Dickson, creating a tie that leaves the joint convention to decide the Indiana U S Senate seat. Knights of Labor oppose Robertson. District legal actions continued over the lieutenant governorship. Democrats discuss Civil Service reform and 1888 presidential prospects. Hearst nominated for U S Senator in California on first ballot amid factional battles. Illinois legislature considers State funding and officers.
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Isolanapolis
Ind
Harrison
Republican Knights of Labor
Mackey, Cotes
Grover
Greensmith
Robertson
Circuit Court
Smith
General Assembly
Turpin
United States Senuator
Justice of the Peace
Vigo County
Henry &. Dickson
Meagher
Dickerson
United States
Indiana
Knights of Labor
Tinpia
Hin
Wis
Knights
Cai Wang
Eith
Congressine di Winuin
Coby
Peete
Leteratie Cagens
Menehet
Republican House
House
Dermorita
Senate
Hoosier
Ixpranapoliis
Cleveland
W. Scott Ray
Democratic Party
David 8. Hill
New York
Hranst
California
Backamesto
Cal
George Hurst
Benator
Hearst
Miller
George Hearst
Ilgon
Newlands
Sharon
Haron-Hill
White
Los I0gelles
Anarchist Spies to Wed James Van Zandt Heiress
The widow’s courtship tale unfolds as August Spies, the condemned Chicago anarchist, plans marriage next Tuesday in the county jail to Nina Clarke Van Zandt, heir of soap magnate James S. Kirk & Co. The young woman, a twenty year old Vassar graduate from Philadelphia, has notable lineage including New York Knickerbocker and Stuart royal connections and an expected fortune of £400,000.
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August Spies
Chicago
Nina Clarke van Zandt
James K. van Zandt
James 8. Kirk & Co
Knickerbocker
New York
Stuart
Miss van Zandt
Vassar College
Philadelphia
Thomas 8. Clarke
Pittsburgh
Arbvitet Zeitung
Spies
Mathias Devan
Gary
Nina van Zandt
Foltz
Indo
Bismarck's Bill Defeated and Reichstag Dissolved in Germany
In Berlin the Reichstag defeat of Bismarck’s bill sparked the dissolution of the chamber by an imperial decree. Elections are set for February 2 for the new Reichstag amid cheers from Center supporters and protests from opponents. The incident followed a heated division with Conservatives and National Liberals backing the majority, Socialists and Assailants abstaining.
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Inperialiats
National Liberal
Sovialists
Mostaf Tha Assalam
Prince Bitarek
Lic Keiehstay
Reichstag
Center
Upsar
Socialist Party
Bismarck
Loxpox
Prince Bismarck
REVIVAL MEETINGS AND LOCAL NOTES FROM ALBION
COUNTY NEWS reports a cornet band practice, a surprise visit to Mrs. Rider, and a large attendance at the College opening. L C Handy named new Antrim county sheriff. A three year old died in Albion township. Fritz R Williams visited neighbors. Revival series begin at the Baptist church. First National Bank directors elected. Albion Manufacturing hires G D Nourse to head collections. Autopsy reveals four gallstones explaining prolonged illness of Rev A M Fitch. Grand Lodge of Royal Masons to meet in Detroit with Albion delegates attending.
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Presbyterian Church
L. C. Handy
First National Bank
V. Irwin
W. O’ Donoughue
H. Gale
C. W. Dalrymple
R. Elwood
D. H. Mann
B.A. Landon
Albion Manufacturing Co
G. D. Nourse
Mast, Foos & Co
Springfield
St. Louis & Peoria Plow Co
Remmington Plow Works
Bantist Church Euchre Craze in Battle Creek
In Battle Creek euchre parties flourish at the Bantist Church with Rolly Bryan at Chalk-Talk. Luther Sackey dies from injuries after an omnibus collision. Alfred Latta, pioneer, dies. funeral set for 2 PM Monday at his residence. Fire sweeps George Reeve’s Young block gallery, saving two tubes. extensive water damage and loss of decades of negatives. O. A. Young’s drug stock damaged. total loss near 1800 and 1200 for building and goods. fully insured.
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Luther Sackey
Alfred Latta
George Reeve
Jefferson Street
Mr. Reeve
A. Young
Journal
Fudicious Advertising Creates Many New Businesses
A cautious note on advertising mishaps shows how poor campaigns can spark numerous new ventures while reviving otherwise dull enterprises and bringing back lost business opportunities. The piece highlights effects on local commerce and the need for smarter marketing choices.
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Michigan
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Miss
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Crosby
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Florida
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The
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Encke
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Martin
Thomason
Grand Lodge of Royal Magons
Detroit
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N.Y
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Moreball
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Duffield
Boot & Shoe Store
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Fletcher
People’s Clothier
Greally
Calhoun County
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