Hanna Hanna High Cock Alorum at Ohio Convention
Senator Foraker addresses the temporary organization as Hanna speaks this morning. Delegates are nominated for ratification, with internal party disputes over Caldwell and the central committee slate. Leaders from Colmbiang and county courts attend, signaling a tense, preparatory convention in Columbus.
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Senator Nippert Poised for Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Columbus notes clash over Ohio GOP lineup as Senator Nippert, former school principal and former police prosecutor, rises for lieutenant governor. Nash and Hanna factions battle for control with nominations and committee plans shaping the convention outcome.
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Road of Public Works
W. G. Johnson
I. G. Price
DP. A. Russell
Taddeus A. Minshall
Lawson TB. Emerson
W.T. Malonn
Alva Th. Hall
Newton M. Milo
Supreme Court
Josiah Fh Aden
Wilulmen
Xenaton Tomorow
Double Bereavements Darken Harrisny Street Life
Mrs Wilhelmina Meier and her daughter die within two hours after mother contracts a blood infection. Her husband and Chicago daughter and son Henry were at bedside. A second daughter Annie aged thirty suffered Brights disease and died soon after. Funeral details to follow.
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Wilhelming Meier
A. Duemling
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Annie
Brights
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Ure Hone
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Mia Meloy
Double Afflictions Mark Town's Sudden Sorrow
In a grim sequence of deaths two families are struck as several children fall ill with fever and complications. James Osburn and family, longtime Port Wayne residents, lose relatives while a fatal accident claims Thomas Nonnemacher, and Lawrence Ehinger dies of fever in a separate home. Funerals and losses ripple through the community, with services announced for Alfred Tasty and others in this period of mourning.
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Mrs McKinley Aims to Go Downstairs Once More
Mrs McKinley, aged and frail, came downstairs in the White House nearly a year after her illness. She joined the president briefly during the daily routine and then returned to her room, her condition described as improving but still fragile. Dr Rivera reported steady progress with night revelations continuing.
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California
Dr. Rivey Anit
Bell Telephone loses patent suit in U S circuit court
Boston June 24 Judge Brown today ruled against the American Bell Telephone company in a patent infringement suit brought against the National Telephone Manufacturing and Century Telephone firms. Equity bills are dismissed as the involved patent is void or not infringed. The six year case began in August 1848 and an appeal is expected.
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New French Lick Hotel Plans Completed
The new hotel at French Lick in Indiana is to be five stories, near fireproof, with Bedford stone and marble columns. Architect C. J. Warner of Chicago has finished plans and Mayor Taggart will review them. construction aims for completion by next February with the hotel opening to use around July 1.
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Weather and heat wave toll reported with fatalities
The report notes extreme heat with temperatures not exceeding ten degrees and a violent storm. It mentions deaths during the heat period including individuals identified as ARORGE WEY and others. The scene is described at Pauley and Tinie ning with emergency conditions and ongoing struggles against the elements.
Will Reopen Library Hall For Youth Amusement Rooms
The Catholic Young Men group held a meeting at the parish to plan reopening Library Hall amusement rooms on July 1 after two years of closure due to poor patronage. Reform includes improved facilities and a broader Catholic youth membership across parishes. The venture, backed by about thirty committees, aims to revive social and athletic activities once offered.
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Local court notices and legal actions from Gourt News
The paper lists debts and suits including Morgan against Wright and Himes for $200, Bertha Minneker suing for divorce from Henry Mine maker, and a jury failing to agree on a verdict after a May session. It records license announcements for marriages and names residents, plus a county tax review noting about $1000 variance affecting property valuations.
Fort Wayne junk dealer trouble surfaces in court notes
Fragmentary OCR reveals a Fort Wayne junk dealer involved in a palace court scene with names Nils Avatrong and Barney. The text hints at a clash and possible deaths tied to a late night incident, though details are obscured by garbled words.
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Cleveland Flyer Wreck Kills Two, Injures Forty Near Monniea
A Cleveland flyer derailed near Moniea ten miles west of Pittsburg on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie line. Two people killed, around forty injured, including Rev A D Gugin, Mrs Lola Perkins, and engineer Hones Mrawn. Many cars left overturned as the train plunged into an open switch and toppled onto an embankment. Medical crews rushed to the scene and transported the injured to Rochester and other hospitals.
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Town Devastation From Torrent Floods Reported
Vast floods swept towns in Virginia and West Virginia causing millions in damage. Telegraphs and rail lines were disrupted, with hundreds possibly drowned and Keystone heavily damaged. Communication remained limited as rescue and recovery efforts began amid widespread destruction along the valleys and railroad corridors.
Devastation Report After Tennessee Valley Flood In West Virginia
The article details extreme flood damage near Wyul Region and the Norfolk and Western railway. Water and floodwaters washed away depot facilities, tracks and telegraph lines, destroying communication west of Vivian Yard. Reports describe mining casualties, mine-connection disruptions, and rivers rising to record levels as authorities anticipate longer outages and recovery delays.
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Federal injunctions oppose by force of arms in Wisconsin miners
A violent miners strike near Thacker, Wisconsin escalates as federal injunctions clash with armed strikers. Deputies retreat as marshals pursue enforcement, while thousands cross the Ken and seize nearby hills. Reports describe gunfire, threats, and widespread unrest surrounding the injunction.
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