Democratic County Ticket and Convention Notes
The piece lists county ticket candidates including Rodgers Rodabaugh Dalman Hench for Legislature and others like Clausmeter Beckman Colerick Branstrator Harrod Heath Jones. It reports on conventions, editorials, immigration growth, sunlit summer remarks, and May rainfall totals in Fort Wayne with 12.11 inches since May 1 and 1,211 tons of water per acre.
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John F. Rodabaugh
Charles Dalman
Samuel M. Hench
Edwarda F. Clausmeter
Edward F. Beckman
Phil B. Colerick
Charles Branstrator
Dr. M. Harrod
Stephen B. Heath
Jasper Wones
Acre
Fort Wayne
Platform of the Republican National Convention in Sixtixen
The Sixtixen notes the platform adds no new features and serves to attract votes rather than enact a plan. It mocks the omission of protecting the English sparrow while recounting Harrison’s 453 votes needed for nomination and the split among solid south, four doubtful states, and reliable Republican states.
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Harrison
Texas
President Harrison Faces Major Appointments Soon
President Harrison will appoint many officials soon including the secretary of state first after the first assistant serves under thirty days. Tracy is favored for secretary of state with Miller likely to be associate justice. Other posts include missions to Japan China Russia Chile and the comptroller of the currency plus top army posts and adjutant general.
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Harrison
Tracy
Foster
State Department
New York
Supreme Court
Miller
Egan
Stanley
Kelton
Push for six year presidential term proposal gains support
The Chicago Tribune urges Congress to embark on a constitutional amendment to extend the presidential term to six years with no immediate re election. It argues the change would curb perpetual campaigning and free leaders from patronage pressures while noting doubt over whether Congress will act. The piece emphasizes public sentiment across regions and parties and calls for states to vote on ratification.
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Committee On Civil Service
Chicago Tribune
Senate
Tribune
White House
Senate Committee
Congress
Cure for dyspepsia touted by Wentz of Geneva
Mr W D Wentz of Geneva New York claims Hood s Sarsaparilla cured his severe dyspepsia making every meal feel like molten lead. He invites readers to write C J Hood Co Lowell Mass for full particulars and notes Hood s Pills provide easy effective relief widely praised.
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W. D. Wentz
Geneva
N. Y
Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Nomination Battle Shapes Harrison Victory at Minneapolis
The Republican convention at Minneapolis renominated Benjamin Harrison amid factional strife. Blaine and McKinley supporters split, while Harrison relies on party machinery and patronage to push his bid. Democrats face a tough race as officeholders mobilize to back Harrison before November. Vice presidential nominee Whitelaw Reid chosen by acclamation.
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Harrison
Minneapolis
Blaine
McKinley
Republican Party
Chicago
Reid
Lincoln
New York
Whitelaw Reid
Morton
New York Tribune
Nomination News Shows Harrison Backers Rally Behind Him
June 11 report from St Louis and San Francisco notes Republican and Democratic presses weighing Harrison's renomination. Frank Hiscock Depew New express support for party unity behind Harrison, while California and Detroit papers critique conservatism and praise or condemn the candidacy.
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Eliscock
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Courier-Journal
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Denver
Colorado
Times
New York
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Ried
the Herald
Whitelaw Ried
Minneapolis
Recorder
Republican Party
Derrai
Mich
the News
Independent
President Considers Depew As Blaine Successor
At the White House on June 11 amid greetings and congratulations, Chauncey M. Depew’s name dominated discussions in political circles. The president praised the New Yorker’s youthful service and signaled a possible invitation to join the cabinet as Blaine’s successor.
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White House
Chauncey M. Depew
Mr. Depew
Blaine
Senator David B. Tht authorizes withdrawal from consideration
A Times dispatch from Troy reports a letter signed by Senator David B. Tht authorizes withdrawing his name from all further consideration by the state and national Democratic organizations whenever judged necessary by Richard Croker Hugh McLaughlin Edward Murphy Jr and W F.
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New York
the Times
Troy
David B. Tht
Richard Croker
Hugh McLaughlin
Edward Murphy, Jr
W. F
Polk dies after long illness in North Carolina
Polk a NC farmer leader dies at 74 due to urinic blood poisoning from bladder trouble. He had been gravely ill at home for ten days, and an operation was considered at Clarfield hospital but not performed. Born April 1837 in Anson County, he served in the Confederate army and helped organize the Progressive Farmer and the Farmers Alliance. His death follows a career shaping NC agriculture and national farmers movements. The article also notes Democratic Convention preparations in Chicago and a denial of Hill's withdrawal letter.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Islt
Constitutional Convention
North Carolina
Tie
Progressive Farmer
Farmers’ Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance of North Carolina
National Farmers’ Alliance and Co-operative Union of America
St. Louis
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Crescent Paper Mill at Hartford City Destroyed by Fire
The Crescent Paper Manufacturing plant at Hartford City burned Sunday morning, causing an estimated loss of 125000 with 88000 insured. Origin was a gas jet ignition and explosion, spreading across the two acre mill built by a local stock company and employing 85 workers with a 3500 monthly payroll.
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Crescent Paper Manufacturing Company
Hartford City
Crescent Paper Mills
Messrs
H.C Craffe
Henry C. Berghoff
C. F. Mahler
Henry Bergholf
Price's Cream Baking Powder Stays Pure and Strong
The steady demand for Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder remains tied to its unchanged manufacture. Chemists test every ingredient for purity and strength, ensuring consistent quality over forty years.
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Price
Boston Store Lowers Rain Gear and Sheetings Prices
The Boston Store cuts prices on rubber circulars and possumers to clear stock. Reductions range from 1.00 to 50c and 1.00, aiming to offer cheap protection from rain. The job lot sheetings were bought at a discount and sold to patrons to counteract wet weather.
Dr Kings New Discovery and Electric Bitters Advertisements
Advertisements tout Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with money back guarantee after a fair trial. Electric Bitters praised by a postmaster and others for kidney liver relief and renewed vigor. Bucklen’s Amica Salve marketed for skin conditions with a satisfaction guarantee. St Patrick’s Pills recommended by Dr Evans and a Prairie Grove church notice follows.
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Dr. King
Mave
Dreier & Bro’s
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