Democratic National Ticket and Indiana Politics
The piece lists the Democratic national ticket with Grover Cleveland for president and Adlai Stevenson for vice president, followed by Indiana state and county tickets. It notes local issues in Indiana, including waterworks contracts, county fairs, a pope jubilee pilgrimage, and a discussion of labor and tariffs in the Homestead strike context. It references various individuals and districts across Indiana and remarks on national political age norms.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ullnots
Bluffton Church Plan Costs Fifteen Thousand Dollars
The Methodists of Bluffton will build a new church at a cost of 15000 dollars. Fort Wayne showcases a metropolitan look with electric street cars as political chatter centers on Tennessee coal and iron. Governing figures appoint new appellate judges in Indiana. The Iron Hall controversy prompts a receiver request while a Sixth Ward political club forms with leaders from multiple parties. Nancy Hanks sets new trotting records, while campaign openings loom with major speakers from Stevenson to McKinley. The Shelby County barbecue gears up as Adlai Stevenson visits for a national political moment.
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Indiana
Stevenson
Major McKinley
Nation in turmoil and literary praise fill Goshen meeting notes
The local editor records a Hin dricks club gathering to plan for September campaign, a poetry volume reception for Tur Sexttxer dedicated to St Joseph hospital, and political chatter from New York headquarters. Obscure advice on damp houses contrasts with reflections on Christian virtue and faith.
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Convent Flowers
Murphy O'Hea
O'Hea
St. Joseph Hospital
North Dakota Wheat Loss From Hail Storms Estimated
It is estimated that 50 000 acres of wheat in North Dakota were destroyed by the recent hail storms. Tuerz were 172 business failures throughout the country during the past seven days as against 100 the corresponding period last year. Robert Bonxver questions Nancy Hanks speed and says Sunol will be tried in public this fall with pneumatic tired sulky. The 1884 Shelbyville Democratic barbecue drew sixty thousand attendees and many left hungry after the brief meal.
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United States
North America
South ‘America
Rome
Nancy Hanks
Maud S
Sunol
Abraham Lincoln
California
Cambridge City
North Dakota
Tuerz
Robert Bonxver
Shelbyville
Burdens of the Tariff and Its Unequal Impact
The piece argues the tariff harms the poor while enriching capital, labeling it a rich man's law. It cites the Atlanta Journal noting clothing costs rose for U S. consumers last year, and that cotton goods imports valued at 29.142 million dollars bore 14.853 million in tariff levies, with importers paying a dollar fifty per dollar of cotton value.
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United States
Atlanta Journal
Gowdy Receives 25 000 From National Committee
The secret leaks that Chairman Gowdy of the Republican state central committee has taken 25000 from the national committee. Harrison directs policy through former land commissioner Carter. If one state can be saved with money Harrison would rather safeguard his own than all others combined. Gowdy went to Washington to see the president and claimed 25100 was needed to fix the kickers.
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Gowdy
Republican State Central Committee
National Committee
Harrison
Carter
Washington
Miller
Indianapolis
Larrison
Halford
Indiana
White
McDonald
Fort Wayne
Indiana church ordains women and rain dampens crowd
A large Indiana Hartsville meeting saw the radical wing of the United Brethren church admit women to the ministry, with Miss El mira Robbins and Miss Gertrude Meyer ordained. The crowd drew a soggy day as barbecued steer preparations for the 28th were noted amid broader social observations about New York housing and transit.
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Indiana and White River
United Brethren Church
Hartsville
Elmira Robbins
Gertrude Meyer
Hartaville College
Remarkable cholera remedy anecdote prompts praise
A Nebrook man reports Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his child from a deathly fever within hours after onset. He credits rapid recovery to the 25 cent bottle and notes a avoided doctor bill. The piece also lists political picks: Clay Janvis joint senator and James A. Smith and W. R. Allee as local representatives.
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A. N. Dilferbough
York, Neb
Orbus
Clay Janvis
Montgomery County
People's Party of
Putnam
Montgomery Counties
James A. Smith
Clay
Putnam Counties
W. R. Allee
Putnam County
Engineer George Quidore Marries Mrs Belle Cothrell
Decatur Indiana reports engineer George Quidore and Mrs Belle Cothrell wed at Wayne street M E parsonage Sunday evening at 8. Rev G N Eldridge officiated. Few relatives attended then guests joined at 150 West Wayne street for supper. The couple begins a bridal tour and will reside at 150 West Wayne street after returning.
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George Quidore
George
Wayne Street
M. E. Parsonage
Belle Cothrell
G. N. Eldridge
M. J. Quidore
150
West Wayne Street
Mrs. Rice
Decatur
Ind
Silver wedding noted for Councilman and Mrs. McClelland
In Etna Green Indiana twenty five years ago Friday the marriage of Mrs and Mrs W H McClelland was celebrated. Friends hosted a silver wedding at their Cass street home inviting many, with Walter C Smith leading the couple to a table where a costly silver tea set was presented by multiple donors including Mr and Mrs William Edmunds Mr and Mrs C M Flynn and others.
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Etna Green
Ind
W. H. McClelland
Cass Street
Walter C. Smith
William Edmunds
C. M. Flynn
George Wilhelm
Dell Clutter
William Link
Frederick Racine
Charles Moeniig
J. W. Frederick
James Liggett
B. Kuntz
C. Metcalf
C. A. Anderson
John Seaton
R. Clutter
Lula
Walter Langtry
George Zichr
Sid Hubbbard
Bank forgers banished to leave country forever
Lospes Aug 19 The Morning reports MacDowell and Hill two English bank forgers linked to Bidwell, released on condition they depart the country permanently. Both headed for America. Hill is described as snowy haired and harmless, a victim of long imprisonment. MacDonell appears aged and dignified despite gunt-like looks.
Gentleman's bearing and network aided release efforts
McDonnell used money and personal influence to contact the outside world and maintain a steady correspondence with his family. In spare time he translated foreign literature while his sister traveled to England to deliver letters to church leaders such as Archbishop Vaughan and tirelessly lobby politicians for his release.
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McDonnell
Ilis Eister
England
Archbishop Vaughan
Judge Holman Recovering In Hamilton House Stay
Mrs Fearth improves and We Will Soon Go Home notes Indiana judge Holman lies sick in We Will Soon Go Home city for a week. He is now recovering and his physician expects he can start home in a few days.
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Wasmyeres
Judge Holman
Indiana
Itamilton
Jubilant German Protestant Orphan jubilee in Cincinnati
Ten thousand people gathered at Schuetzen park for the German Protestant Orphan association jubilee. Local ministers refused to attend due to beer sales, so Cincinnati clergy were invited. Fourteen car loads arrived with Rev Gilbert Schmidt of Covington and Rev Edward Voss of Cincinnati to lead services joined by the choir from Voss’ church.
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Edward Voss
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Cincinnati
Brother Voss
Death of Ursula Penelope Goetz Prompts Community Remembrance
The Toledo Journal reports the death of Ursula Penelope Goetz wife of Edward W. Goetz, aged 22, after peritonitis. It recalls their move from Fort Wayne to Toledo, her refined character and Episcopalian faith, and notes her funeral at her home led by Rev. William C. Hopkins, with pallbearers listed. The piece closes with a note that Walter A. Funk of South Bend was nominated joint senator for Starke and St. Joe counties.
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Edward W. Goetz
Toledo
Ursula Penelope
Dr. Hubbard
Goetz
Charles E. Graves
Brown
8. C. Hubbard
Thomas Hubbard
Fort Wayne
van Pelt
Almon Hall
S. L. Briggs
I. D. Smead
Thomas Stubba
Walter A. Funk
South Bend
Starke
St. Joe
Stolen valuable horse recovered from Roanoke
Willis B Bash secretary of S Bash & Co reported a valuable 5000 dollar horse stolen at 9 am driven down town in a red road cart then hitched to a post at 22 West Columbia street. A man claimed it and drove off toward Churubusco. Sheriff Viberg pursued and the horse was later found in Roanoke with Waters, a 19 year old lad, who was jailed.
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Willis B. Bash
S. Bash & Co
West
Columbia Street
Ewing
Superior Streets
Louis Diether
Churubusco
Bush
Viberg
Wilkinson
Roanoke
Waters
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