Catholic Benevolent Legion Branch Formed at St Patrick’s
Catholics in West DeWald Street met at St Patrick’s school to form a local chapter of the Catholic Benevolent Legion named Daniel O’Connell council with temporary officers Dan Gordon chairman and secretaries John G Noll and Thomas McLaughlin. Permanent officers to be elected next meeting. Skating parties noted. A H King of South Wa… suffered finger injuries at work. G F Burkhart and Mrs Burkhart visiting from Boston. Lulu to extend visit.
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West DeWald-street
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Dan Gordon
John G. Noll
Thomas McLaughlin
Daniel O'Connell
Republicans Pick St Louis For 1896 National Convention
The National Republican Committee chose St Louis as host city for the 1896 convention on June 16 after two hours of balloting. San Francisco led early, but St Louis gained on each ballot until the final vote made the decision unanimous. Territorial delegates were also addressed with four delegates each from New Mexico Arizona Utah and Oklahoma.
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Wasuineter
St. Louis
Republican National Committee
Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Committeseman Lannan
Utah
de Young
California
New
Mexio
Arizona
Oklahoma
Mra
J. Ellén Fostér
St Louis
Missouri
Congressional Doings in Brief from Washington
The senate held a brief session introducing about a hundred bills and hearing Cullom’s Monroe doctrine speech read from manuscript. Call of Florida proposed a resolution against Armenian outrages while Barrett of Massachusetts pushed impeachment inquiry into Ambassador Bayard, later struck from report. Democrats signaled no opposition to Republican senate reorganization amid Populist presence.
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Crisp
Dingley
Bayard
Turner
Georgia
Buncombe
Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Barrett
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Senate
Cullom
Florida
House
Massachusetts
Ambassador Bayard
Edinburgh
Scotland
General W. O. Bradley Inaugurated Kentucky Governor
General W. O. Bradley was inaugurated as Kentucky's governor, the first Republican to hold the post in state history. Crowds flooded the capital, special trains brought supporters, and cheers greeted the new executive during the parade and ceremony.
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Trankforr
Kentucky
W. O. Bradley
Commonwealth
Blue Grass
Bradley
Aviali
Legal suit over release in railway injury case debated
Fragmented report details a conflict over whether a $1,000 settlement paid to the widow and infant child of a deceased worker released the railway company from further action. Judge Gibson sided with the plaintiff. the case awaits trial in Clark circuit court, with questions unresolved and potential appeal deferred by settlement. Nearby items note a gas leak accident, a murder verdict with six months and a fine, and Lafayette becoming a machine town with new type-setting machines.
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Gibson
Clark
Supreme Court
Lafayette Cuts Electric Light Costs in Five Year Pact
Lafayette City Council renewed its five year contract with Lafayette Gas for street illumination. Lamps cost 75 per lamp per year, with a committee finding self-supply would cost 43.57 per lamp annually. The gas company offered a 9 per lamp reduction and 60 percent cut in commercial rates plus a 28 percent cut on incandescent rates, effective with the new term.
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LaFayette
Dee
Lafayette Gas Company
General Harrison declines comment on rumors
Indianapolis dispatch says a reporter sought confirmation of links between General Harrison and Mrs. Dimmick. Private Secretary Tibbett reported the general was resting and would not answer questions or comment on the rumors.
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Indianapolis
Hayward Hanged for Kate Ging Murder in Minneapolis
Harry Hayward was hanged at 2 10 this morning for the murder of Kate Ging in Minneapolis. He delivered a five minute statement without a formal confession, claimed he hoped for God’s forgiveness, and spoke of plans to escape death via a harness device and bribery schemes, with his parents involved in doctors’ pronouncements.
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Minneapolis
Harry Hayward
Pat
Quinlan
South America
Adry H Quinlan
Financial report braces New York and Chicago markets
New York opening rates show money on call at 144 2 percent with sterling exchange firm, bankers' bills at 48394 48 for demand and 48734 483 for sixty days, posted rates 48834 439 to 49934 490. U.S. government bonds steady with new issues at 12054, coupons at 1254, 5's at 11434, and other issues around 1104. Chicago Board of Trade quotes wheat futures from December to May, corn and oats activity, park and lard prices, and produce like butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, apples, honey, cranberries, with specific bid levels. Chicago live stock prices list hogs, cattle, and veal with expected receipts and price ranges for the day.
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New York
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
United States
Chicago
Chicaco
Board of Trade
Cape Cod
Saion
B. Westerna
Ingens Texas
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A. H. King
South Wa
G. F. Burkhart
J. F. W. Meyer
Boston
Lulu
Everett & Doud
Old
Nat. Bank
Calhoun and
Berry Sts
South Side Wall Paper Store
Calhou
Hanna, Force, John and
Gay Streets
Frank G. Klotz
Koons & Schlenk
Fle
Bacisi
Calhoun’ Street
Phillip Grab
Lalit Bite
Erding Bauman
Kernan
Jack
BT. Louis
Bridge City
Scotiland
Organization of the Senate
Nerg
William D. Turne
Martinsville
Alya. Dorsett
Charles Burkhart
Burkhart
Dorsett
Lafaayyetrs
Rushville
Lizzie Haynes
Morgan Street
Lebanon
Anderson
Harrison
William
Cookitian
Dade County
Kansas
Indiana
Sind
Kate Ging
New York Financial
E. Main-St
Sumet City Bottling Works
L. Brames&co
Pabst Beer
Milwaukee
Clay Street
Eere
Pt P.m
Cleveland
Eastern Espres
W. Johnston
Mperpassenger
B. F. Horner
Ft. Wayne
Cincinnati
Louisville
Lake Erie & Western
Onnersville
New Castle
Canadas
Fort Wayne
Fort Waythe
Fort Eke Te Raton
Phi
Onickei
Cealy
Assenger Oferty
Ie C Parker
Indianep
Lales PS
Aera
Faultless Chemical Co
Baltimore, MD
Albert E. Bulson, Jr
Pixiey Lons Brook
C. B. Fitch
Insurawce
Bass-Block
Ind
Rescue Medicine Company
W. A. Hart
Hall
Evening Post
Moellering's
H.G. Sommers
Rand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Grand Rapids
North
Rapids
Redmond
The
Een Eee
South
Richmond A
Richmond
Jond
Cinotr
Grand Rapide
Fort Wa
Aeieagegtro
Esate Antic i Loval
Sy Y
Yne
Fo Fay
awiaAy
Pacific Exprees
Ette Accom
St. Touts Limited
A. Thom In
J.C. Peltier
Undertaker
Embalmer
West Wayne St
Hamilton National Bank
Wil
Sertifica de Rae Et Depeak Vartan
John Mohe JB
Onabier
Cafitae
Coo Cp
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