Democratic State Ticket List for Indiana Elections
The slate includes Governor Claude Matthews of Vermilion County and Lieutenant Governor Mortimer Nye. Other nominees cover Secretary of State Captain William R. Myers of Anderson, Auditor John Oscar Henderson of Kokomo, Treasurer Albert Gall of Indianapolis, Attorney General Alonzo G. Smith of Indianapolis, Reporter Supreme Court Sidney R. Moon of Rochester, Statistician William 4. Peelle of Indianapolis, Superintendent Harvey D. Vories of Indianapolis. Supreme Judges: Second district J. N. New Vernon. Third district James McCabe Wil Mameport. Fifth district Timothy O. Howard South Bend. Appellate Judges: First district George Lord Indianapolis. Second district Frank Gaven Greensburg. Third district Theodore P. Davin. Fourth district O. J. Lotz Munice. Fifth district George W. Ross Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Matthews
Vermilion County
Mortimer Nye
Wm. R. Myers
Anderson
John Oscar Henderson
Kokomo
Albert Gall
Indianapolis
J. N. New
Vernon
James McCabe
Wil Mameport
Timothy O. Howard
South Bend
George Lord
Frank Gaven
Greensburg
Theodore P. Davin
O. J. Lotz
Munice
George W. Ross
Logansport
Democratic County Ticket and Public Notices
The piece lists county ticket posts including representatives to the Legislature John F. Rodahaueb Charles Dalman Samuel M. Hench Sheriff Edward F. Clausmeier Treasurer Edward F. Beckman Prosecuting Attorney Phil B. Colerick Surveyor Charies Branstrator Coroner Dr M Harrod County Assessor Stephen B Heath and First District Commissioner Jasper W Jones. It notes a Republican convention in Fort Wayne and a new Logansport labor paper Union Labor Gazette. It covers fire loss at Muncie and a proposed lawsuit, plus nominations and weather forecast notes and a July millers meeting with Indiana Ohio Michigan delegates and the Indianapolis headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Rodahaueb
Charles Dalman
Samuel M. Hench
Edward F. Clausmeier
Edward F. Beckman
Phil B. Colerick
Charies Branstrator
M. Harrod
Stephen B. Heath
Jasper Wones
Millers’ Association
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Detroit
American Congress
F. H.C. Hawks
Goshen
E. E. Perry
Indianapolis
J. L. Knauss
Evansville
Return of State Senator Nominated for Lieutenant Governor
State Sexatok Suockley of Randolph County, nominated by Republicans for lieutenant governor, drew a great ovation on returning home to Union City. Ossian News issued an Independence Day souvenir supplement in national colors, showing publisher enterprise. Tuk South Bend Post changed hands six times in seventeen months, from independent to democratic, then to neutral, and finally leased to Burke & Clarke who kept it independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexatok Suockley
Randolph County
Union City
The
Ossian News
Tuk
South Bend Post
J. B. Stoll
South Bend Times
Times
Messrs. Burke & Clarke
Independent
Stoll
J. W. O'Bannon
Post
O'Bannon
Cleveland
St. Joe County
Great Salt Lake
Utah
J. H. Bennett
Salt Lake City
Knight Templars
Colorado
Rio Grande Western
Blaine's Successor Nominations Sent to Senate
The president sent to the senate nominations including John W. Foster for secretary of state and James Lotan for customs collector in Portland Oregon The senate continued Foster's nomination later with Minnesota Senator Davis from the committee on ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
John W. Foster
Indiana
James G. Blaine
Foster
Wasuixeros
James Lotan
Oregon
Williamette
A. N. Smith
Fourth Cavalry
A. D. Dodge
Kansas
T. J. Sherwood
Calafornia
Marysville
California
F. W. Boxgs
Nebraska
Neligh
Political shifts and crime reports in Indiana towns
Articles note a republican sale of a paper to J W O Bannon and party realignments, parole for Jack Dyer, Studebaker wedding in Chicago, Fort Wayne GOP convention remarks, Cyclone Indiana political forecasts, Epworth League leaders named, two murders in Tanponru county with Henry Woltz and John Burge found shot dead, suspected motives include romance and robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanponru
Henry Woltz
Green Grove
Woltz
Holtz
John Burge
Winchester
Senate votes to recommit silver bill postponed to July 7
The senate failed to recommit the silver bill by 28 to 31 after a day of maneuvering over an agreement to postpone debate. Mr. Dolph withdrew the motion, while Mr. Gorman and Mr. Morgan sparred on the chair’s authority. In Utah matters the house abolished the Utah commission and cut salaries, with Carrey proposing residency for future appointees. Canadian policy and Foster nomination drew comment from the Globe Democrat in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitixarox
Morgan
New York
Hill
New Jersey
McPherson
Manderson
Dalphi
Committee On Finance
Mr. Harris
Tennessee
Dolph
Gorman
Harris
Mr. Ingalls
Mr. Morgan
Palmer
Illinois
Stewart
Senate
Wasutxetos
Finance Committee
United States
Hale
Allison
Utah Commission
Mr. Joseph
Arkansas
Messrs
Felton
California
Carrey and Warren
Idaho
Carrey
Sherman
Territory
Utah
Hatch
Outhwaite
House
Rockwell
Ohio
Committee On Foreign Relations Today
Davis
Canada
St. Mary's Falls Canal
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Foster
John W. Foster
Blaine
Indiana Fair Commissioners Highlight State Exhibit Progress
The Indiana World's Fair commission reports funds and stamps available while the state building nears roofing. About 180 to 190 Indiana manufacturers have applied for space. at least 200 are expected to exhibit, with space assignments coming in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Commission of the World's Fair
Chicago
Davis
B. F. Havens
Indiana State Building
Circus tent man kills boy in Michigan town
In Ciesxoveux Michigan on July 1 Thomas Fairbairn a Black tent worker for a small circus chased away boys peeking under the canvas and killed John Dickman’s son with a large stone after being taunted. He fled into the woods and remains at large.
Prohibitionists Nominate Cranfill After Heated Convention
At the California Fremont session the prohibition convention adopted W W Gibbs resolution urging restraint on reflections about the past war. A large hymn moment followed as southern delegates sang Blest Be the Tie that Binds. Fundraising totals reached about $20,000 with major gifts from Wardwell of New York and state delegations. By dawn, J B Cranfill was nominated for vice president after a prolonged ballot, with Levering leading but Cranfill securing the majority and unanimous nomination after debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Resolution
Gibbs
Sam Small
California
Bidwell
Golden Gate
Fremont
Abraham
Prohibition Party
John P. St. John
Francis Willard
White Ribbon
Evanston
W. T. Wardwell
New York
Standard Oil Company
Massachusetts
Colorado
Virginia
Tennessee
J. B. Hobbs
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Dickie
C. C. Crowell
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Father Mahoney
St. Paul's Church
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Evans
Committee On
Committeman Kandon
Michigan
Cryeimxyati
J. B. Cranfill
Texas
Sam'l W. Small
Georgia
Wm. W. Satterlee
Minnesota
Joshua Levering
Maryland
Thomas E. Carskadon
West Virginia
Small
Levering
Cranfill
Satterlee
Carskadon
Winning Victories In Rio Grande Do Sul Revolt
A Valparaiso dispatch reports revolutionary forces in Rio Grande do Sul gaining victories. The Marajo gunboat captured. officers to be executed. General Hippolyte arrives at San Anna with disciplined troops. Uprising seen as likely to succeed. independence hoped. Rumors of Bolivian revolution surface as defeated candidates’ partisans mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valparaiso
Rio Grande Do Sul
Marajo
Hippolyte
San Anna
Derure
Parapine
Comerale Sfutore
Blaine
I Harrison
Harrison
Gays Lapaza
Bolivia
Balista
Jessie Hanna Bond Dies After Long Illness
Jessie Hanna Bond aged thirty died after a protracted illness at her mother’s home 259 West Wayne street Fort Wayne. She was wife of Hugh Mc Culloch Bond and sister of Samuel Horace Hovey Hanna and Alice Heckman. Born and educated in Fort Wayne she was a noted social figure. Other deaths include Patrick Ryan’s grandchild Margaret three, Raymond eight, Augusta Koch twenty three, Balthasar Gusching eighty four and Mrs John Staehr childbirth death at 6 Force street. Funeral details follow for several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hanna Bond
A. A. Purman
West Wayne Street
Owas
Hugh McCulloch Bond
Samuel
Horace and
Hovey Hanna
Alice Heckman
Fort Wayne
Jessie Hanna
Patrick Ryan
Chicago
Margaret
T. H. Martin
Raymond
E. A. French
West Creighton Avenue
Augusta Koch
Anton Kech
West Lewis Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Joseph Gusching
Holman Street
Balthasar Gusching
Germany
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
John Staehr
Force Street
Broadway
Not a Pound of Tin Ore Found in United States
A Portland Indiana writer declares no tin ore has ever been discovered in the U S and offers to pay one hundred dollars per pound for proof in a June 29 1892 letter to the Sentinel A note on Hood's Sarsaparilla claims and a Maine sardine factory closing due to fish shortages accompany brief consumer testimonials from Wellsville Kansas about Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkman E. Haines
Portland
Indiana
Axp
Ind
Sentinel
New York
United States
California
St. Louis
Chicago
BE. Haises
H. Shawen
Wellsville
Kan
Mary Boswell
Allen
Fort Wayne
Henry Cure
Daniel W. Souder
Allen Circuit Court
J. R. Bittenger
Physician faces charges after Mrs Stoehr's death in childbirth
Dr Schulz of the Schmitz block is charged by widower Mr Stoehr for criminal negligence in the death of Mrs John Stoehr of No 6 Force Street. An autopsy by Coroner Kesler and Drs Rosenthal Schilling Proegter and Duemling precedes an inquest this afternoon with sworn testimony from physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Schulz
Schmitz Block
John Stoehr
Force Street
Stoehr
Dis
Mounce Rosenthal
Carl Schilling
Curt Proegter
A. A. Duemling
Kesler
Parasols at actual cost as stock clears before July 4
Beginning tomorrow the store offers every Parasol at cost to insure a complete clearance. New lace department features latest imports including Point de Ireland Paris Maltaese Chantilly Egyptian Oriental and Valenciennes. Demi Flouncings available and a 40 inch Black Flouncing is priced to sell. Also large stock of Ladies and Children's Silk Mitts New Waists Ribbons and Fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Paris
Malteese
Chantilly
Valenciennes
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A. K. Hacekett
Grover Cleveland
Adlai E. Stevenson
Finois
Congress
W. F. McNagne
Whitley County
Allen and
Whitley Counies
Ochmig Bird
Allen County
Matthews
Chase
Boston
Union Labor Gazette
Trades and Labor Assembly
John L. Kilborn
Ager
Tur Insurance Companies
Over
Hemingway
Muncie
Lake Erie and Western
Tuene
William C. Whitney
National Committee
Whitney
Brice
Hacenstowy
Dunkards
Muneié
James ElverMax
Lida Stanley
Liberty
J. W. Updylke
Toledo
Eleventh Street Church of Christ
Vermont Avenue
Bancroft Street
Robison
Professor Hawes
Mr. Updyke
Utah Commissioners
Jack Dyer
Rome City
Dyer
Helen Studebaker
Russell Ulrich
Jacob F. Studebaker
Studebaker
Grand Boulevard
Kendalville Sun
Indianapolis News
State Committee
How
A. N. Martin
Bluffton
Martin
Epworth League
Peru
H. L. Vandoren
George B. Lockwood
Una Tate
Alba Kessling
Homer Keasling
Mary and
Mahlon Whetsel
Sallie Jetters
Ira J. Chase
Hase
Dennis
J. B. Wilson
Clay Street
Sharpsburg
Dr. King
Robert Barber
Cooksport
Dreier Bro
Electric Bitters
Dreier & Bro
Bucklen
Prairie Grove U. B
Fies
James Sawyer
Buperront
Conn
John Simerad
Mr. Simerad
Brazani's Bay
Mass
Crespo
Bob Perasa
Lolet Perasa
Venezuela
Washloeton
Prohibitionists
Ctxeiixarr
el Ritter
J.C. Quinn
Neb
W. W. Gibbs
Montana
Gay
Edmundjkerab
Union Ave
Chicago, Il
Porren Diva and Chemical Corporation
Pearline
James Pyle
Maine
Missouri
Krause
Dana
D. W. McVer
Point de Ireland
Point
Stewart & Hahn
Calhoun St
Fort Wayne, Ind
Tutt
Park
N. J. Ye
Powers
Addroush
Hereeves
Boz
Wiliam Lange
Henry A. Streup
W.G. Colerick
Root & Company
Tapestry
Brussels
BODY
Axminster
Wilton
Daghestan
Berlin
Smyrna
Leader
W. Main St
White Mountain
Rodgers
Seavey Hardware Company
Incorporated
Younge H’s
Medical and Surgical — Institute
JW. Younge, M
Younge
Surgic
Institute
J. W. Younge
Calhoun and Wayne Srs
Columbia Street
Morgan & Beach
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