Local Notes From Carroll C Gould Evening Guests and Damaged Sewer
Carroll C Gould entertains a few friends this evening. Frank I Brown and bride return from their wedding trip and settle in on Fairfield avenue. A Runion avenue family row left William Gowan struck with a club. St Agnes society hosted by St Stephen Young Men. Mrs Charles F Meier injured with a fractured arm at home. Mrs J C M Baker in Harrisburg with family ill from diphtheria. A thimble party at West Creighton avenue hosted by Mrs A L Hadley. Sewer between Grace and Leith caved in after recent rains. Domestic narrowly escapes burn from kitchen gas. Mr Korn assists and girl not seriously burned.
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Frank I. Brown
Bride
Fairfield Avenue
Runion Avenue
William Gowan
Charles F. Meier
Will Street
McCausland
J. C. M. Baker
South Calhoun Street
Harrisburg
A. L. Hadley
West Creighton Avenue
Mesdames Aurentz
H. V. Root
Jackson, Taylor
W. Hulse
S. Richey
W. Fisk
Kelley
Sawyer
Caldwell
Evans
Grace
Leith Streets
Board of Public Works
August Korn
Reed vs Reed McKinley clash for 1904 delegation in Louisiana
In New Orleans a fierce Republican state convention fight erupts between Reed led by Kellogg and McKinley allies. Four delegates at large are decided, with 200 seats contested as the party splits over endorsements and a possible state ticket.
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New Orleans
McKinley
Reed
St. Louis
Kellogg
W. T. Wimberly
State Central Committee
RK. F. Guichard
Louisiana
The Way Guichard Views It
Guichard frames the contest as Reed versus McKinley for convention chair. He claims Reed is the natural successor to Blaine and should receive Black support for backing the force bill a free ballot and fair count for the negro in the south while McKinley and Harrison dodged the issue at the last Republican convention.
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Guichard
Reed
R. F. Guichard
McKinley
Blaine
South
Harrisun
Democrats Seek New Candidate to Drop Blackburn in Kentucky
Cincinnati report says sound money Democrats urge Blackburn's withdrawal and back ex Govern John Young Brown as the best chance to unite Democrats with Populists Poor and Edrington. They claim Blackburn holds caucus nomination and loyal allies, risking defeat without change.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Gazette
Frankfort
Blackburn
Edrington
John Young Brown
Poor
March 11 State Convention Set in Des Moines
Reports from Des Moines indicate the Republican state central committee fixed March 11 as the date for the state convention to select delegates to the national convention in St. Louis. J. P. Dolliver of Fort Dodge named temporary chairman. Des Moines chosen as the site. representation changes referred to the convention. The event marks significant party organization activity.
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Reed
Kellogg
Llows Republicans
Des Moines
Drs MoIngs
Republican State Central Committee
St. Louis
J. P. Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Ante Nuptial Contract and Kidnapping Case Stir Cash Reward
Crawfordsville reports Clarence Peterman of Mace seeks his son Grover Cleveland Peterman after his ex wife Siphonia kidnapped the child. Peterman prints 2000 postal cards offering a substantial reward and details a curious divorce saga begun after a controversial ante nuptial agreement. The tale spans stores, hucksters, and a custody fight ending with the child’s disappearance. In Terre Haute the Kellar murder trial opens with defense blaming lack of violent cause and recounts Clara Shanks’ death and witness statements. A separate note from Anderson covers a debate dispute with spiritualist figures ending in a discharge on a technicality. Also a Rocniestis farmer institute note on moon phase beliefs and a Celina deathbed wedding anecdote.
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Crawfordsville
Clarence Peterman
Mace
Grover Cleveland Peterman
Claretis
Siphonia
Peterman
Montgomery
Boone
Hendricks
Siphonia Skaggs
Clarence
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Local court fines set in Shelbyville cases and multiple city notices
Shelbyville reports Oscar Williams found guilty for selling liquor on Sunday with fines and costs totaling 72 dollars after two cases before Mayor Enos, while other items note two defendants appealing to the circuit court. Indianapolis records John Haines, a German farmer, beating his wife to death and later dying by hanging in a barn. Decatur notes Columbia Harrison, 86, died of heart trouble, longtime commissioner. Jeffersonville reports the marriage of Captain Clyde Howard and Julia Thompson. Greensburg cites brakeman Charles Hillard injured in yard accident.
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Shelbyville
Oscar Williams
Simpson
Weirrick
Squire
Kenton
Enos
Robert Whittaker
Herbert Springer
Indianapolis
John Haines
Warren Township
Haines
Decatur
Columbia Harrison
Harrison
Union County
Obituaries and incidents across several cities
Obituary notices list G N Crawford 77 at Marion James Reed 77 and others including A L Harris at Atlanta Herman Veeder Kenosha George Lamb Dt nan Levan 78 Doty 86 Kettenhoffen 60 and Levan. General Alfred Baker Smith dies during a prayer meeting in Poughkeepsie from heart disease. Barton Peck robbed near Lamar gagged bound to a tree three days later rescue. Ex congressman Springer tired of Indian Territory judge duties seeks Baltimore and Ohio railroad solicitor post. James M Harris hypnotized in Milwaukee for seven days by J A Gregorovitca.
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Marion
G. N. Crawford
James
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Barton Peck
Peoria
Lamar
Muskogee
Springer
Indian Territory Court
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James M. Harris
Chicago
Milwaukee
J. A. Gregorovitca
Wall Street and Chicago market roundup with rates and futures
New York financials show money on call at 3 4 percent and mercantile paper at 3 8 percent, with sterling at about 4 89 and 4 37 for sixty days. Bond quotes hold firm as futures and produce prices move, while Chicago grain futures open and close varied. Live stock at the Union Stock Yards ranges for hogs cattle and sheep with noted receipts and price bands.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
United States
Pacific T
Chicago Grain and Produce
Curoaco
Union
Texas
Fighting Joe Hooker You Say Col Curtis Attacks Statue Plan
Boston January hearing before a joint legislative committee debating an equestrian statue of Major General Joseph Hooker on the state house grounds. Col Greely S Curtis opposed the memorial denouncing Hooker as a deserter for resigning before Gettysburg and unworthy of a statue. Other speakers supported the memorial and the committee prepared to adjourn.
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Boston
Joint Legislative Committee On
State House
Joseph Hooker
Commonwealth
Greely S. Curtis
Hooker
Gettysburg
Boutwell
Francia A. Walker
Charles Carleton Coffin
Carleton
Curtis
Lee
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South Side Wall Paper Store
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Plete
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Episcopal) Church
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Monroe Street
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New York and St. Louis
R.G. Thompson
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Baltimore, MD
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Cloverdale
Ottawa
Toledo
Findlay
P.M West
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E. LE. Craw
ANS and Insurance
Iane Leslie
Sopular Monthly
America
Cts
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M. E. Burns
East Berry Street
Fort Wayre
Sind
Frank Leslie
Jerenina Post
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Leslie
Erexine Post
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