National Executive Committee Defines Its Policy for Peoples Party
The national executive committee of the people's party issues its policy address from Milwaukee. It attacks foreign capitalists and railroads, claims vast foreign investment, and argues for independence from wealth influence. It cites Western Union telegraph and treasury concerns and calls for reform, asserting the party's progressive program. Chief Justice Fuller predicts Blaine and Cleveland as future leaders in 1892. Lincoln engagement to marry Charles Ishaw announced, noted as welcome by Americans abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaugex
Wis
People's Party
Schilling
England
United States
Europe
Reck-Ed Ab
Effion ‘Telegraph Company
Sethal
Grup
Treasury
Eddrocs
Ithe Department
People’s Party
Orion
San Francisc
Fuller
Tacoma
Inierview
Blaine
East
Maine
Harrison
James G. Blaine
Cleveland
T. Lincoln
Charles Ishaw
New York
Lincoln
London
Alliance Farmers Plan Wheat Trust HQ in St Paul
Reports from St Paul detail a national Farmers' Alliance push to hold back U S wheat to drive prices higher. George M Muller leads circulars aiming to form a vast wheat trust with producers as stockholders and all eastern states notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
S1. Paul
United Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Wabasha Street
Alliance
Alliance Press Bureau
State Press Bureau
George M. Muller
Combine
Trust
Farmers Wheat Trust
Mr. Muller
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
California
Oregon
New Yours
Tadsy
W. C. Crum
New York
National Farmers’ Alliance and
Reform Press Association
Wheat Trust Combine
Reform Press
Orum
Washington
Crum
Paul
Ignating Donnelly
Knight of Labor
Governor Hovey to attend Indiana militia encampment
Sixteen of the First regiment are off duty as encampment week continues with Governor Hovey due to arrive at 1 10 P M and later review the troops at the grounds. Local officials urge decorations and a grand parade with the governor and staff in carriages.
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George Gunder
J. B. Beckman
Guards
W. W. Mangen
Zollinger
Artillery
Hadley
Rockville
Walley
Third Regiment
Scott
Conde
Buckner
Vate
Wabash Road
Staf
Sarriages
Ruckis
Columbia Street Bridge
Wishard
Alvin BP. Hovey
Citizens Committee
W. A. Oliphant
Union
W. O. Lamb
Indianapolis
P. S. Heath
Muncie
J. W. Thayer
Plymouth
J. M. M. McGill
Valparaiso
A. D. Bond
Richmond
E. 8. Walker
West Lebanon
G. W. Wilson
Fort Wayne
G. W. Kimble
Mount Vernon
David 8. Bender
Logensport
D. Tillo
Calhoun
Jefferson
Broadway
Diggins
Boltz
Monahan
Ruckle
Hovey
J. B. White
F. J. Hayden
Morton
Military encampment crowds greet Governor Hovey parade
Reports detail a large crowd at the parade held inside the new race track enclosures as Governor Hovey reviews troops with Adjutant General Ruckle. The reception at Morton hall follows, with a long list of officials and guests attending the event and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General’s Office
Morton Hall
Arthur F. Pfaffer
Rnckle
Sentinel Sword Awarded to Fort Wayne Captain Bulger
The Sentinel reported a voting contest among encamped officers to award a handsome sword shown in D H Baldwin Co window. Captain Charles J. Bulger of Fort Wayne Rifles won with 20 185 ballots cast, defeating O J Bulger W W Mungen George Feaser and Geo Waldschmidt. Colonel Haste presented the prize amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bulger
Fort Wayne Bifles
Tae Senringa
D. HW. Baldwin & Co
Tom Sennixex
Te Sword
C.J. Bulger
Fort Wayne Rifle
O. J. Bulger
Fort Wayne Rifles
W. W. Mungen
Zollinger Battery
George W. Feaser
South Bend Company
George Waldschmidt
Bowman
Co. J. Burger
George Feaser
Bowman Geo. Waldschmidt
Geniel
Haste
Bulger
Tau Sentinen
Ihereby
Colone
Charles J. Bulger
Ranke
Company B
Rifles
Indiana
Evanaville
Fort Wayne
W. W. Mungee
Zollinger
First Regiment Artillery
Mungen
Many Die in City as Mothers and Others Near Death
Multiple obituaries note deaths from puerperal fever old age and other causes. Mrs J Fleischmann 25 dies at home with four children, funeral tomorrow. Mrs Addie Kirkpatrick 29 dies after childbirth, body to Warsaw. Joseph Diebold 84 dies at 68 Boone Street. Daniel Kelley 80 dies, funeral Thursday Cathedral. James Cushing baby dies in Grand Rapids, funeral at Cathedral. Lady Burton story discusses her husband Sir Richard Burton and the private translation of Arabic manuscript. Look Out for Ha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fleischmann
John Fleischmann
Short Street
David Siebold
Addie Kirkpatrick
Michigan Avenue
Clinton County
Ind
Shackleford
Warsaw
Joseph Diebold
Boone Street
Leavess
Daniel Kelley
Wayne Streeet
James Cushing
Grand Rapids
Miah
Peltier
Butler Street
Richard
Lady Burton
England
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Freld
Ohio
Richard Middleton
Snand
Oliver Phelps
Thomas Lindsay
Hief
Mary Lincoln
Lonpox
Maryincoln
United Sates Minist
Great Britain
Robert
One
St. Paul, Minn
Farmer Crum
Alliantee
Endiana Bhshken
Evansville
First Baptist
Megret EY
Onicen
iFrom
Pickering
Wil Peltier
The
Indiane
Buckle
Hoosier
Diana
Governor Hovey
Senti- Nel
C On
W. D. Ewing
Cians
Wayne
Main
Clay
Camp Ground
Tillo
Higgins
O. R. Higgins
O. A. Zollinger
O. D. Tilo
Fred OG. Boltz
al Friend
Dennis Monshan
Thos
F.C. Baltz
Co. R. Higgins
Morton Club
Tirec
Jors
Citizens’ Committee
Donald Mclean
Roberts
Otto Gresham
Newton
Winchester
I. B. McDonald
Columbia City
O. E. Briant
Huntington
O. Bell
O. D. Gorham
Brainard Korrison
A. P. Buchman
N. R. Leonard
R. 8. Taylor
A. A. Chapin
O. M. Dawson
Messrs
O D. Tillo
A. O. Perrin
W. 8. Bush
RT. McDonald
D. W. Pyke
J. W. Hayden
D. W. Howey
AL. Randall
Clark Fairbanks
George Cary
O. W. Orr
GQ. L Greenawalt
J. W. Witte
E. H. Bookwalter
This City
J. F., Munn
D. Adamy
Decatur
Nettie Bliss
Canton
Mary Pierce
Union City
M. Guthrie
New Orleans
Charlotte Noble
Charlotte Godown
Clara Wales
Maude McBride
Waterloo
Laura and
Lida Avulo
Ella Quicks
Bluffton
Mary Randall
Linnie Mungen
Angie
Kate Chapin
Grace White
May Perrin
Grace Basa
G. A. Tiposta
Wowens’ Relief Corps
MR. Blaine
Kerns
Ban Haxton
Emmess Blaine
Stanwood
Bar Harbor
W. Gunder
F. i, Siven
Sentinel Sword
George Haste
Fidemann
Mrrs
Kirkpatrick
Mer Babe
Com
Serence
Richard Burton
Hood
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