Platform Plank Adopted At Spinnering People’s Party Convention
At Spinnering Ohio on August six the People's Party met with temporary chair Cavanaugh and adopted a platform favoring labor rights, anti gambling laws, free school books, prohibition of child labor, government control of railways and telecommunication, silver coinage, and national land reforms. The meeting also saw debate over device symbols and resolutions, with the hammer and plow chosen for the ticket.
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Cincinnati
Hugh Devanaugh
HH. F. Higdon
People's Party
Weiles
Justice
Beales
Committee On Rules and
Uavanough
Committee of Resolutions
Styte
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
United States
Treasury
Congress
National Committee For Adoption
National Committee
Wheat storage plan tied to national alliance directives
Kansas sub alliances align with Washington guidance to hold wheat and arrange with elevators to store it. Elevators will advance seventy cents on value. Sisto Secretary Frenoh, of the (text incomplete).
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Torres
Kas
Kansas
Alliance
Washington
Sisto
Frenoh
Farmers hold wheat for higher prices says alliance
The speaker reports receiving daily letters from sub-alliances across the state indicating that farmers intend to hold their wheat for better prices.
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Farmers’ Alliance
A Pleasant Outing at the Swift Place Camp
A merry party of campers returned to city life from a romantic camp on the Swift place by the St. Joe river. The five mossy tents shaded a gentle slope as guests from Fort Wayne and Indianapolis joined Sunday to share moments and a photograph by Fred Beach for keepsakes.
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Mr. and
Mra
M. M. Slattery
A. E. Manchester
Banister
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David Law
Grace Munson
Cleveland
Misa Daisy Stonder
Frank Stonder
Herbert Law
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Fort Wayne
Murray Hartnott
J. E. Talbot
Clerk Fairbanks
Lillie Pyke
Grace White
Miss Godown
Indianapolis
Irwin Randall
Frank Pyke
Dr. McCullough
Robert Penman
Fred Beach
Storms Ravage Crookston Region Hit Grain Belt
A heavy sailstorm swept across Crookston Minnesota destroying grain from Marion to Hixon a belt five miles wide and fourteen miles long. Dispatches report total destruction with no harvest in the belt this season. A separate hailstorm between Fisher and Crookston damaged another strip about one and a half miles wide.
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Marion
Hixon
Fisher
Public Notice Endorses Chamberlain’s Remedy
A. K. Sherrill of Cappa Mizass Texas endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach cramps diarrhoea and flux. Describes it as the best medicine seen and best seller. 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by druggist.
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Chamberlain
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Dinggiste
Gougar to Follow McKinley Through Ohio Campaign
Indiana prohibitionist Mrs. Helen M Gougar will accompany Major McKinley across Ohio during the campaign. She will advocate low tariff and higher wages for working men, saying she plans to stay at McKinley’s heels throughout the effort.
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Indicted editor in New York test case on execution news
Charles O C Hennessay city editor of the New York Daily News has been indicted under a New York law banning publication of execution details. He sought, coordinated, and reported on the Sing Sing death proceedings to challenge the law as unconstitutional.
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Capital Guesip Harrison Seeks White Delegates
Washington dispatch reports the Harrison administration will overhaul customs houses including New York and Boston to replace negro delegates with white Republicans. It notes July expenditures surpass receipts, shifts in treasury reporting, and concerns McKinley may lose favor among GOP leaders amid labor tensions and immigration committee appointments.
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Fighter in politicos questions Ohio's fall chances
A commentator compares a political fighter to Bob Kennedy, remarking that with Kennedy’s fighting spirit they might win Ohio this fall. as it stands the speaker is uncertain about the outcome.
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Painter George Warner Found Dead in Calhoun Flats
A 38 year old painter named George Warner was found dead in weeds near the jail flats by rag-picker Snyder. Sheriff Viberg linked Warner to a mid day movement toward the flats. death appears recent with no clear cause. Warner, once employed by George S. Hail, had a recent divorce and a drifting, troubled life.
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Bluffton Lawyer Asbury Duglay Dies Of Typhoid Fever
Bluffton’s Asbury Duglay a prominent young attorney and publisher died last Tuesday of typhoid fever. He was born in Allen County and educated at Fort Wayne College and Michigan State University. He practiced law in Bluffton and formed Duglay & Silver after leaving Todd & Duglay and married Julia Lusk in 1883.
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Fort Wayne, Jnd
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Farmers Hold Wheat as Prices Expected to Rise
A Topeka dispatch reports Frank McGrath of the Farmers Alliance says farmers are withholding wheat to push prices higher. He notes members are well informed on markets and will sell only what is needed immediately to meet wants. Also, two famous St Bernard dogs die New York and Poughkeepsie death linked to lack of exercise.
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Popular Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Cure All
The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for its proven merit and unequalled cures, claiming honest business, economy and strength, and noting the slogan 100 Doses One Dollar. It also markets Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases, promising internal medicine not required and claiming it cures tetter eczema and eruptions, with calls to ask the druggist.
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Desperate Lima Bank Robber Calls Self Second Jesse James
A Columbus Grove bank robbery at 8:30 this morning left cashier T. J. Maple wounded in the arm and side after a man shot him and took 1500 dollars. A farmer, William Vandebark, was nearly killed. the robber fled shouting I am a second Jesse James and fired at bystanders before escaping. Police pursue as detectives join, with rewards totaling over 1000 dollars. The suspect is believed linked to the Merger Kibna gang.
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T. J. Maple
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Vanderbark
Mervir Ekubna
Wrecks Reported Sidetrack Collision Delays Rail Traffic
Bates Ohio August 7 two wrecks reported on separate lines. Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago train No 2 struck an open switch near Mast Palestine injuring engineer Ike Riche and fireman Wm Carner while Elmer Clapper died. Wabash line at Homer Ill. damaged passenger engine cars. several crew injured and a tramp killed. Traffic delayed. crews worked to clear tracks. Fort Wayne school trustees report shows receipts and expenditures for 1891.
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Crops Report Mixed as Weather Bakes Fields
Boston reports dry weather hurting crops though the shacoco crop shows promise and cranberries are likely to yield an average harvest. The piece notes three of the world’s twelve largest cities lie in Japan.
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Deaths of Mrs Jane Oarson and Mrs Maria Fox in Fort Wayne
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Jane Oarson widow of Judge W W Carson at 95 East Berry Street after cholera morbus. Also noted are the passing of Mrs Maria Fox of 25 East Main Street aged 66, with funeral arrangements pending and details of her Swiss birth and Fort Wayne residence.
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Picnic At Hunt's Grove Ends in Shootings
Brookville Ohio August 11 Yesterday at Hunt's Grove below Harrison two Black men were shot and a woman stabbed at a colored picnic The men are reported to die and authorities investigate the incident at the site reflecting racial tension and violence in the area
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