Indiana Democratic Convention Shouts for Bryan
The Indiana Democratic convention at Indianapolis devoted its focus to William Jennings Bryan with enthusiastic cheers at every Nebraska name. Nomination of state tickets came by acclamation as speakers praised Bryan and connected reforms against monopoly and corporate power while detailing state offices and candidates amid a crowded hall.
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Indiana
Torullnson Hall
Cnalar
State Coalition
Tir
Talenny
Ehat
Kern
Tomes Kesch
John W. Kern
Fiangilla
Ind
Youlina Torcha
J. &. McCollough
Theodore F. Wavia
Benny Warrant
Carl W. Riddick
John W. Korn
Sute
O'lfrien
Ordin Wat
Robert W. Thompson
William Johnsen
Monntgomery County
W Shively
MR. Sweeney
Dubois County
Permanence Scenetary
Oran Pie
Ind Kinisports
Acarms
Ouis Shively
Shively
Charman O'Brian
F P. Shively
South Bend
Shively Tela
Mayor announces closure of Clark County wool stockade
In Mi ano pars June 1s Caverngy Hang said today the operation of the Dear 4 horn wool stockade at Clark eia will be slupped. The exact plan and personnel are not disclosed. The governor did not comment beyond confirming the place will be closed.
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Mianapors
Bed
Wwf
Clark Eia
la County
Teang
Indication of Bryan endorsements and reactions from leaders
The Indianapolis Star reports on leaders backing William Jennings Bryan, with telegrams from November supporters, and quotes from Congressmen Towne and Williams and Senators Warner and Reagan. The piece notes expectations for Bryan to lead the party and mentions potential nominations.
Clerks Struckstrich Dismissed For Coal Store Favors
Joseph Boyer admitted receiving favors from coal corporations for car favors and purchases. He was dismissed from the Pennsylvania Service by Mr Cassatt.
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Joseph Boyer
Pennsylvania
Mr. Cassatt
Pennsylvania railroad rebates and private car issue
Philadelphia reports a senate style inquiry into private car use and rebates on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Witnesses describe the board’s consideration to end private car allocations and a complex rebate system tied to coal company payments and store gifts. Joseph Boyer testifies to cash gifts while a supervisor is dismissed. Cassatt directs discharge amid questions of fuel sourcing and corporate oversight.
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Jan
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Revice
Pe Bvania Company
Pennsylvania
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Cometsston
Glasgow
Mir Mee
Ghegow
Metron
Rong
Muearelinia
Tyne
Joseph K. Aiken
Monanohol
Pernsylvania
Joseph P. Boyer
Boyer
Josques Boyer
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Cou
Mitter
Cassatt
Boyar
Loyorn
Tinta
Tie
Hher
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Omobive Vrewer
Inentuoliver
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A. W. Gibbs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Myr Glasow
Pennsylvanta Railroad Company
Kayatona Coal and Coka Compani
Dai Hake
Col
Alfred Uwicks
Gibta
Coronnl
Removal of Attorney Jerome from New York County Office
Albany NY district four attorney William Trivers Jerome faces a demand from Governor Higgs and state official William M. Amory alleging negligence and failure to prescribe actions in connection with metropolitan loitering charges. The executive chamber hears the complaint, though no definite danger to persons or immediate harm is stated.
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Altiany
N.Y
William Trivers
Roma
New York County
Higsits
William M. Amory
New York
le Chirges
Jerome
Tornado Ravages Minnesota Wisconsin Deaths and Devastation
A severe tornado swept parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin leaving six known dead and many injured. Reported victims include Haralvor J. Calverson of Stoddard Wisconsin and Mrs Peter Meysils with two children from Caledonia Minnesota. Dozens of homes wrecked and farm property destroyed along a three mile path near Stories. The storm also struck Nor Brune and Anika counties causing widespread damage and fear.
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ST Pal
Minnesota
Wis
Peter Meysils
Ehitren
Caledonia
Minn
Angdati, SR
Andreay
Willian Stevens
Jand Stevens
Anika County
Minnewota
Wreck on Pennsylvania Line Wounds Crew at Lancaster
A Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Lancaster Pennsylvania disrupted the main line when a train shifted to the wrong track. Fireman Charles Brown suffered minor injuries alongside several passengers as the baggage and dining cars were wiped out.
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Pentsylvania
Aintown
Charles' Brown
Oftahwiy
Ni JL
Yiard Mofuries
Fyodertels
Aennister
Rahway
Amit
Lancastel
Aig Moet
Peace in Indiana Miners and Operators Reach 1903 Scale
Terre Haute Indiana June reports a joint committee deal ends the Indiana miners strike with the United Mine Workers. Miners and operators to meet tomorrow to discuss the committee’s report and ratify changes to mining conditions. The 1903 wage scale will be adopted with some minor changes and no new policy. The joint convention will meet later to receive the report and agreements.
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Indiana
Terre Haut
United Mine Workers
Tees
Lomorrow
Mornbuy
Sali Diay
Cana Neel
Eno Newie
Ty Avery
Raport
Hobbs Succeeds President Lake at Fort Wayne gathering
Hobbs succeeds President Lake as the Association held a visit to Robison Park hosted by local coal dealers. The event featured banquet decor, a tour of facilities, and social mingling with guests while committee members planned future gatherings and announced officers for the next term.
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Smut
Rome
Wiest
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Dover
Chass
Fort Wayne
Hie
Belag Fog
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Trent
Eminent Premier Motet Resigns to King
Weather notes show Friday showers and cooler Saturday across Ohio and Lower Michigan with brisk southwest winds. Amid chaotic text Janet Premier More resigns with cabinet members and a declaration to the King.
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Ohio
North
Winda
Lower Michigan
Indiviae
Davia
Conler
Janet
Mass meeting spurs violence in Crown Point hall
In Crown Point on June 7 a mass gathering at Central Music Hall devolved into threats and clashes. Alleged Chicago gambler Mont Tonnes reportedly called the meeting to protest pool hall gambling linked to Dearborn venue. Sheriff Daugherty denied governor orders, while posters and intimidation marked the event.
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Ind
Eltiza
Central Music Hall
Hays
Smille Perry White
Dearborn
Hore
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Lake Sonny
Wrelars
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Uno
Smanel Sherhidan
Taynead
Valparealan
Aletev
Svein Bharty
Daurherts
Uwe
Manly
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Sherift
Ohio Conference Ends in Disagreement
A joint conference of mine operators and unions in Ohio ends with no compromise. The convention approves wage scale talks for 1903 while threats of strike actions persist. Operators pledge not to yield on key demands, and workers’ groups announce continued pressure as plans for a broad conference are set for Monday.
WABASH RAILWAY MEN DEMERITS AND REWARD
Bulletin shows May suspensions and demerits for Wabash Railway crew including engineers firemen conductors and switchmen. One brakeman dismissed for rule violations. Merit marks awarded to several named men. John Sullivan cited for discovering a man asleep and preventing a derailment at Thornington.
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Morrall
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JW. Wagner
Mae Trnela
Thanrington
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Giue
President on Grill and Plans for Postmaster at Decatur
Fragmented 19th century news item outlines presidential budget debates and staffing. Reports M A Frisinger nominated for Decatur postmaster as Washington discusses alliance and rate bills. Notes expenditures under Cleve land and McKinley administrations and critiques on executive costs.
Prisinger Nominated for Decatur Postmaster
Washington June 7 The president submits the name of M. A. Prisinger for postmaster at Decatur Ind indicating the nomination progresses today with confirmation anticipated.
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Jung
M. A. Prisinger Ag Posumaslur
Deeneur
Ind
Senate Debates Milrow Rate Bill Conference Report
Washington June 7 The Senate spent the day debating the conference report on the milrow rate bill sending the measure back to conference. The discussion covered savings questions for free palace interstite commissioners and penal provisions. Differences surfaced on all points, with a preference to sustain the senior provisions and Foraker signaling a move to take up the inference report on the stalahded bit soon after the rite bit report.
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Senate
Free Palace
Interstite Commores
Foraker
Russia and Britain Move Toward Peace Alliance
Diplomatic notes hint at a growing peace initiative between Russia and Great Britain. The report mentions discussions and potential alignment, with references to students and engineers, and notes a political figure named Mr Kinnaird leaving a Thursday engagement to begin a two year contract work.
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Aikwerk
Elvil
Purdtas University
Aeount
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