Gold movement in Indiana district faces silver majority
Leaders in Johnson and Marion counties acknowledge the district will tilt to silver. Gold delegates may be unseated in the Fifteenth ward and others from the Ninth, Tenth, and Sixth wards could be replaced. Johnson county backs free silver, boosting district majority to forty one. Some silver delegates also back English for Chicago convention to follow party instructions. Platform expected not to call for free coinage of silver, though breaches may occur over chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Johnson
Marion
Albert Lieber
Lieber
Matthews
Tim Griffin
Taggart
Johnson County
W. E. English
Chicago
English
Tries to Assassinate Young Lady and Escort Near Taylorsville
In Shelbyville on June 19 David Breeding, a wealthy farmer, shot at Miss Alice Snyder and Frank Bevis as they rode home from Taylorsville. Bevis was wounded in the shoulder and Bevis’s horse was shot. a bullet struck Snyder in the breast, believed fatally. Breeding fled and efforts to locate him continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Taylorsville
David Breeding
Alice Snyder
Misa Snyder
Frank Bevis
Ohio
Miss Snyder
Snyder
Bevis
Wabash College Honors and Local Incidents Spread Across Indiana
At Wabash College commencement Hiram C. Jenkins of Kansas City delivered the oration as President Burroughs awarded degrees to twenty five graduates. Prize winners include William Green Jr. and Francis Chrisney among others. In Terre Haute a brick yard accident killed Wm Scharnck. Mary A Rodgers sues for divorce from George N Rodgers after a brief marriage. Terre Haute also plans a fast bicycle track with a racing association to attract big purses. Brazil reports Arthur Hilliars whipped by a crowd. Max accident in Koxomo where Mrs Henry Wright narrowly escaped death on a railway bridge. In Muncie Mrs J T Nelson’s bizarre chicken head decapitation mishap. Northwestern M E Conference to meet September 9 in Terre Haute with Trinity church dedication. Lafayette judge overrules motion in murder case, life sentence imposed. Elwood reports fatal flux outbreak killing children. Baseball scores list Chicago, Cleveland and others. Lagrange reports three indictments of Henry M Herbert for false pretenses embezzlement and larceny. bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Hiram C. Jenkins
Kansas City
Burroughs
William M. Green, Jr
Francis W. Chrisney
Euskylate
Benjamin R. Howell
John B. S. Farrell
James B. Griffith
Charles E. Combrink
Fowler Duhme
Hugh Henry” Herdman, Jr
City Picnic Plans Shift to Rome Visit This Year
Tomorrow three trains depart War Saw with a 7:30, 7:45 and 8:00 schedule and return the same evening. The A O U W band and a string orchestra will accompany the excursionists for music and dancing. A separate route via Wabash railroad leaves daily at 11:45 and reaches Grand Central next morning at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Rome
New York
Wabash Railroad
Grand Central Station
New York City
June Carpet and Furniture Department Inducements
A month of extraordinary inducements in the Carpet and Furniture Departments highlights notable sales activity. Customers are drawn by promotional offers and in-store incentives designed to boost purchases across both departments.
Furniture Never Again So Cheap and Cheapness Unmatched
A bold claim highlights furniture prices as exceptionally low and unlikely to be repeated. The note frames the moment as unprecedented in cost and value for buyers seeking bargains on home goods.
Foster's Residents Listed at Lakeside
Among others already residing in Lakeside are James A. McKay of Bursley & Co., Dr. E. L. Siver, Charles A. Wilding, Charles E. Reed, Dr. C. E. Heaton, John D. Olds, F. C. Crats ley, Mason Long, Charles Sauer, H. F. Bullerman, James A. Liggett, BE. P. Daily, J. F. Nelson, Dr. J. M. Shutt, L. L. Smith, William F. Reitze, L. P. Sharp, W. D. Henderson, Dr. J. H. Adams, W. H. Keeran, Christian Piepenbrink, F. G. Dassler, T. J. Logan, H. H. Bledsoe, Charlie B. Beaver, Ric Shoats, Dr. W. A. Mason, Judson K. Ross, John Beahler, Ed. L. Beaver, Ed. L. Bell, S. M. Crawford, B. F. Ellert, B. F. Rousseau, F. M. Tillbury, C. W. Gilbert and Jacob Walters, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
James A. McKay
Bursley & Co
E. L. Siver
Charles A. Wilding
Charles E. Reed
C. E. Heaton
John D. Olds
F. C. Cratsley
Mason Long
Charles Sauer
H. F. Bullerman
James A. Liggett
BE. P. Daily
A. Karn
J. F. Nelson
J. M. Shutt
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Carton
Gue Wen Iver Johnson Bicycles
Wallace ST
V ‘A
United States
Bourle & Heyman
al -E ‘Personal Security
Chas. P
Pfriffer
Great Lakes
Indiana
Bath
Indianapolie
Terre Haute
Wm. Scharnck
Clinton
Scharnck
Evansville
Jane
Mary A. Rodgers
George N. Rodgers
Whitecaps Thrash
Brazil
Arthur Hilliars
Caseyville
Hilliars
Koxomo
Henry Wright
Plate Glass Factory
Muncie
J. T. Nelson
Northwestern M. E
M. E
Andrews
Trinity Church
White
Lafayette
Taylor
Jesse White
Hester Curtis
Elwoop
Cleveland
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Lagrange
Henry M. Herbert
Lagrange Butter Tub Company
Herbert
DR. Kilmer
A. J. Keller
Lou Bik., Ualhoun and
Washingt Boulevara
Ment
Arcade
W. G. Burket
Fort Wayne
Hoosier Shoe Store
Calhoun ST
Brenzinger Bread
West
Washington Street
Foster Carpet Co
Charles Dickens
Cruikshank and
Barnard
T. O’connor
Harmon House
Robacher
East Main Street
L. Dartheimer & Son
Tailors
E. Bamel
Tri-State Building
Wim
Comiskey
Barr Street
John Burd
Calhoun Street
Alfred Grindle
Bass Block
Ind
2Nstance
Telepho
Ivery Feve
Aza
G. Klug
Hanna ST
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