New York Democrats Endorse Bryan by Delegates Instruction
New York Democrats at the state convention face a clash over endorsing the Chicago platform. Leaders favor instructing delegates to back William J. Bryan at Kansas City, while silver men push a reaffirmation of the 1896 Chicago platform. Norman E. Mack warns of a fight if the platform isn’t reaffirmed. The convention pauses as the committee weighs the platform and delegates for Kansas City. The proposed slate includes Croker Murphy Hill and Augustus Van Wyck with several alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Academy of Music
Committee
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Hill
Murphy
Croker
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Norman E. Mack
Erie County
Mack
Hill and Murphy
Tammany
Kings County
Bryan
Democratic Party of
Empire State
Committee On
Augustus van Wyck
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy
David B. Hill
John F. Carroll
James Shevelin
Norman B. Mack
Maryland Democrats Pick Ane for Bryan Ticket
Baltimore June 5 Democrats of Maryland in state convention selected Ane to run for vice presidency with Bryan as the presidential candidate. Delegates debated platform planks as Ane received the endorsement amid sparse opposition.
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Baltimore
Democrats of
Maryland
Ane
Delegates Chosen For Maryland In State Conference
In Maryland the convention condemns imperialism and a large standing army. Democrats are urged to unite on currency issues to resist radical reforms. Delegates chosen at large include Governor John Walter Smith, State Treasurer Murray Vandiver, ex-Congressman Joshua W Miles, and Col L Victor Baughman.
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Maryland
McKinley
John Walter Smith
Murray Vandiver
Joshua W. Miles
Col
L. Victor Baughman
Missouri Democrats Nominate Dockery for Governor at State Convention
Missouri Democrats convened in Shelley park Kansas City with about 2400 delegates to nominate a full state ticket. Ex congressman A M Dockery was expected to be nominated for governor by acclamation while the lieutenant governor race narrowed to R H Love and W S McClintick. The platform reportedly reaffirms 1896 positions opposing imperialism and trusts and calls for tariff abolition on Porto Rico.
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Kansas City
Shelley Park
A. M. Dockery
R. H. Love
Jackson
W. S. McClintick
Marion
Swell Line of Boys Clothes For The Season
Reuben 8 Patterson highlights affordable, well cut boys clothing with refined style. See the current season lineup emphasizing quality fit and economical pricing for growing youngsters.
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Reuben
Patterson
Decoration Day Observed and Community Notices
Mayville area observers held Decoration Day under Civil War veterans. Rev. Zimmerman and Rev. Hushiser spoke, with Mr. True of Milan township sharing remarks at ninety three. Epworth league hosted ice cream socials netting funds. Church services filled evenings with children’s day events planned next Sunday. Mrs. McLane McCurdy of Scipio township died Monday. funeral at Scipio M E Church. Rev. Hushiser leaves for Springfield two week vacation. daughter’s graduation to attend. Mrs. James H Keefer visits depart for Osian. Temperance lectures given by Rev. Butler in M E and M P churches.
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Zimmerman
Hushiser
True
Milan Township
Epworth League
Trube
M. E
M. P
McLane McCurdy
Scipio Township
Scipio M. E
L. C. Zimmerman
Scipio Cemetery
Lutheran Church
Springfield
Ohio
James H. Keefer
Ossian
Butler
Patterson Suit Promises Notable Benefits
The article suggests a Patterson suit offers clear advantages, implying a turning point where discussion on its merits becomes unnecessary. It highlights confidence in the garment's quality and value without detailing specific features or dates.
Sunday School Convention At Cedar Creek Township
The Cedar Creek Township Sunday school convention drew a large crowd on May 27. President C. H. Brown led the event with speakers F. Gaylord Rev J F Chenoweth H Roth L Binkiey D M Magers H Goldsmith W A Hillis BE P Smith and S S Hall Jr. Officers elected include President Dr E D Smith Leo vice president Henry Hoth Leo secretary D M Magers Cedarville treasurer John Horn Leo.
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C. H. Brown
F. Gaylord
J. F. Chenoweth
H. Roth
L. Binkiey
D. M. Magers
H. Goldsmith
W. A. Hillis
BE. P. Smith
Cedarvillé
John Horn
Léo
State Sunday School Convention at Bluffton
The thirty sixth annual Indiana State Sunday School Association convention meets June 12 13 14 in Bluffton M E church. Noted speakers include H M Hamill Alfred Day W C Pearce Joseph Clark and Mrs Mary Foster Bryner with a full program of sessions prayers lessons and round tables. Lodging breakfasts are free and meals offered at nominal prices. railroad fare half price for travelers.
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Bluffton
State Sunday School Association of Indiana
M. E
H. M. Hamill
Illinois
National Association
Alfred Day
Michigan
W. C. Pearce
Illinois Association
Joseph Clark
Ohio Association
Mary Foster Bryner
M. H. Davis
Toledo
E. A.K. Hackett
Fort Wayne
Michigan State Association
Cook County
M. E. Church
Mary Foster Bryne
Chicago
L. D. Eichhorn
John Calvin Carman
Indianapolis
Summerville Light
Benjamin Ashbacher
County Sunday School Association
Eli C. Bierne
Wells County Association
W. C. Hall
State Sunday School Association
The
Reformed Church
Jos. Clark
Ohio State Association
Columbus
Cook County Association
Ill
Christian Church
W. B. Dunham
Greenwood
Home Department
Normal Department
C. McLeod Smith
Bay
Ind
W. J. Finck
Round Table
Ohio
Mary F. Bryner
Ella J. Davis
Richmond
B. F. Jacobs
Hamill
Baptist Church
W. C G. Pearce
Josiah Morris
Colima
F. A. Walker
Andersen
Chas. D. Meigs
Committee On Officers
Indiana
Bryner
Holy Hills
W. J. Frazer
Brazil
Hall
W. H. Elvin
QO. M. Pruitt
C. D. Meigs
Indiana divorce notice for non resident Wickliff
State of Indiana Allen County superior court notices non resident defendant Benjamin Wickliff of a divorce action by Miranda Wickliff. He must appear by Sept 16, 1900 to answer. otherwise the complaint will be heard and determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Allen County
Miranda Wickliff
Benjamin Wickliff
Superior Court
State of
Indiana
Coroner Discloses New Leads in Wolford Death
Coroner Williams of Whitley county, in Columbia City, considers new suspects in the May death of John Wolford at Churubusco. He cites inquest findings and chemical analysis by Dr L P Drayer showing poison in Wolford’s stomach, signaling possible foul play and sensational developments ahead.
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C. S. Williams
Whitley County
L. P. Drayer
Robert Klaehn
John Wolford
Churubusco
Williams
Columbia City
Wolford
Walford
Daughters Accused in Whitley County Poison Case
Coroner Williams files findings in the Whitley county death of John Woolford. The report names Lucy Hoben and Jessie Bixler as having guilty knowledge of the poisoning with chloride of zinc and recommends they be held for the grand jury. Hannah Woolford and George Woolford are held as witnesses in bond.
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Columbia City
Ind
C.S. Williams
Whitley County
John Wolford
Churubusco
Williams
J. Charles S. Williams
Whitley
Indiana
L. P. Drayer
Fort Wayne
John Woolford
Woolford
Lucy Hoben
Indianapolis
Jessie Bixler
Findlay, C
Hannah Woolford
George Woolford
Bond
Charles S. Williams
Sand Point Items From Little River Grange Session
Little River Grange held its regular session Tuesday night and plans to initiate a class of candidates at the next meeting. From now until October 1 the Grange will meet on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings each month. A dancing party was hosted Tuesday at Mr and Mrs Aaron Shives. D N Connett attended the Lake township Sunday school convention. Grant Graham W G McMahen and O P Fairfield travel to Monroeville Wednesday with Harmony lodge degree staff. James Playfair, ill, is now able to be out. Reverend Lake held services at Prairie ins akier oe i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River Grange
Grange
Aaron Shives
D. N. Connett
Lake Township
Grant Graham
W. G. McMahen
O. P. Fairfield
Monroeville
Harmony Lodge
James Playfair
Rev. Lake
Prairie Ins Akier
Prairie Grove Cemetery meeting and social notices
The Prairie Grove Cemetery association holds a church meeting next Saturday evening and invites all interested. Prairie Grove TU B church plans a social at Noah Welbaum’s home on Saturday evening June 16. Maple Grove Union reports thirty Sunday school scholars with fourteen new additions and plans for more seats as the class grows. Marion, four months, child of Mr. and Mrs. Boba, is ill with brain affection and hoped to recover soon. Buy your confirmation suit.
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No. 5
Prairie Grove Cemetery Association
Prairie Grove Cemetery
Prairie Grove TU. B. Church
Noah Welbaum
Frank Mollett
Maple Grove Union
Marion
Boba
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John T. Norton
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Platt
Morton
Missouri
Maysville and Vicinity
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Indiana State Associa
Tion
C. C. Whitely
Stillwell
T. C. Gebauer
C. Bates
Brownstown
Coroner Williams
Stein Bloch
Reuben S. Patterson
Fort Wayne University of Natural Science
W. L. Stephens
Garland
Foster
Mt. Sterling
J. Poor
Denver
Kratzsch Bros
Calhoun Street
Columbia Street
Young Hyson
Japan
Burt Ross
Columbia St
Maple Grove
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