Fairbanks as Republican Governor Candidate Prospect
The article discusses momentum toward Charles W. Fairbanks as the Republican gubernatorial nominee, with party members optimistic the opposition to Chase will rally behind him while Chase supporters pledge his strength. It also notes cable expansion, pension roll growth, and projected costs.
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Mill
Texas
I. N. Barber
Congress
E. L. Anthony
Charles W. Fairbanks
Chase
Fairbanks
Convention Adopts Woman Suffrage and Elects Delegate
The Kansas People's Party endorses woman suffrage and selects a woman as delegate at large to the national convention. Other notes include nominations for state offices in Indiana and discussions of presidential candidates, with constitutional questions about eligibility and the Michigan electoral law.
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Kansas People's Party
Loyal Ulster Opens Convention in Belfast
The Ulster convention opens in Belfast as thousands gather while business closes and city honors the event. Archbishop Knox leads a morning prayer and Psalm singing anchors the address by Duke of Abercorn who reports broad support from unionists and Orange lodges abroad.
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Belfast
Robert Knox
Armagh
Ireland
Gaul
Jacob
Duke of Abercorn
Wister
Union Indignation Over Reid Endorsement By Minneapolis Committee
Members of Typographical Union No. 6 condemn the Minneapolis committee for endorsing Whitelaw Reid for vice presidency. President Kenney and allies face a hostile reception today. Telegrams from major cities question the situation. The union has not approved the resolutions, and members vow strong language when they meet. They oppose Reid leveraging the union and denounce the Tribune as a rat office in 1884 terms.
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Boyd
Nebraska
United States
Ireland
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Whiteraw Rien
Chester A. Arthur
Mr. Ried
Minneapolis
New York
Mr. Morton
Hendricks
Thurman
New York World
Mr. Reid
the Tribune
Reid
Union
Kenney
Two Hurricanes Strike Iowa and Pennsylvania Counties
A cloud burst inundated Scranton Pennsylvania with water reaching second story levels and six houses struck by lightning killing three. reports claim deaths in southern flats and damage in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. In Washoe Iowa a hurricane damaged Gen Fuller’s farm destroying barns and damaging the house with no reported fatalities and total losses around 340000 dollars.
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Iowa
Scranton
Duning
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Delaware and Hudson
Waterooo
Gen. A. Fuller
Belvidere
Here
Flood Devastates Town After Dam Burst
Residents recount a sudden flood unleashed by a breached dam in Manosey City. Cars and people fled as floodwaters swept Main Street, destroying tracks, felled trees, and flooding cellars. Miners underground feared, but no confirmed deaths. many houses and stores damaged as power failed.
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Manosey
Pandune
Lehigh Road
Here
Park Place
Lehigh Valley
Robinsons
Cloud Burst and Storms Hit Multiple Towns in Midwest and South
Reports describe a cloud burst at Chatsworth Illinois with two feet of water on rail lines and damaged structures. Debris and flooding affected Forrest and Rockdale with washed-out tracks and no lives lost. Additional storms in New Orleans Louisiana, Scranton Pennsylvania, Boston Massachusetts and Maine cities caused widespread damage from wind, lightning, and floodwaters.
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Fairsury
Chatsworth
Toledo
Peoria and Western
Illinois Central Railroad
Forrest
Deweyur
Iowa
Rockdale
Dubuque
Illinois Central
New Onveaxs
Lackawanna
Boston
New England
Forrest Sills
Marine Park
Merrimac
E. B. Sargent
Nore
Jess
Salem
Danvers
Lawrence
Milford
Manvers Hill
Ipswie
Manchester
Cape Elizabeth
Lowell
Melrose
Mass
Gloucester
Portland
Hopkintown
Lafayette
Liberal Propositions for State Soldiers' Home Land Offers
The Grand Army committee received liberal proposals from Muncie Cartersburg Lafayette Battle Ground and Warsaw including land grants and plans for ten to seventeen colleges. The 20th meeting will pick a site based on railroad access water fuel illumination and suitability for a large home.
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The
Grand Army
Muncie
Cartersburg
Lafayette
Battle Ground
Warsaw
Movement to reorganize American Wheel works
A delegation from Terre Haute and Indianapolis visited the city seeking to reorganize the American Wheel company now under receiver control. The plan would transfer sixteen plants to new owners, keeping Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Jackson as part of five surviving works. The city shop could employ 400 to 400 workers as the deal aims to close within sixty days with a syndicate led by Indianapolis interests taking control.
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American Wheel Works
Terre Haute
D. E. Allen
Indianapolis
American Wheel Company
Fort Wayne
Jackson
Letter from Dr Metcalf on smallpox threat to Indiana
Dr Metcalf secretary of the state board of health calls county boards to cooperate in preventing contagious diseases as smallpox edges toward Indiana. He cites outbreaks in Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Michigan and Illinois and recalls eight years of near elimination with bans on travel and business disruption. The note promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with free trials and vitamin-like remedies from local stores. It also lists testimonials for Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and praises their cures for various ailments. A separate report notes Judge J B Morgan killed by lawyer Henry Foster near Nora Lake in Mearnts Tennessee.
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Ira J. Chase
Danville
Smiley N. Chambers
Vincennes
Theodore Shockney
Union City
T. N. Huston
Connersville
Charles F.griffin
Hammond
Charles M. Travis
Crawfordsville
Winfield S. Carpenter
Brazil
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Milton Trussler
Fayette County
Ivan N. Walker
Indianapolis
John W. Coons
W. H. Liggitt
Columbia City
Fred J. Scholz
Evansville
Leonard Wild
Noblesville
Lee St. Clair
Salem
M. W. Field
Princeton
John W. Lovett
Anderson
James T. Johnston
Rockville
Supreme Court
Warwick H. Ripley
George Staywood
Lafayette
Jas. H. Henry
Martinsville
W. W. Pfrimmer
Kentland
St. A. Conner
Byron K. Elliott
Fifth
Robert W. McBride
Elkhart
Joseph C. Suit
Frankfort
P. SS. Kennedy
M.S. Robinson
Richmond
Metcalf
State Board of Health
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Commonwealth
S. H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Warrisburg
Mil
Castoria and Twine Ad Promises Early Stock
An old notice touts Castoria followed by a sales pitch for first class twine priced before a price rise. The ad claims not to be caught by the trust and urges early buying to secure stock and avoid higher future prices.
Bull fight riot in Linares crowds clash with mayor
During a bull fight in Linares the crowd threw stones after the mayor refused to increase arena horses. The ring was invaded, fighters fled the enraged audience, the bull charged into panicked spectators, and many were injured while the mayor fled to safety as troops protected him.
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Mapato
Linares
Arrangements unsettled for Blaine funeral
The funeral for Emmons Blaine will be Tuesday with no firm plans until Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blaine arrive this afternoon. Pallbearers and burial location Chicago or east await consultation after his arrival. The humane society meets this afternoon at T. E. Ellison's office. Humane Officer Read reports nine cases this past week.
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Cincaco
Emmons Blaine
James G. Blaine
Chicago
East
The
Humane Society
T. E. Ellison
Humane
Miller's Fire Works and Sporting Goods Ad
No better place for fireworks and sporting goods. Fourth of July near, young America seeks the best headquarters. H Miller's at 20 West Main street offers the largest assortment and favorable prices. Exhibition fireworks a specialty.
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America
H Miller's
West Main Street
Sae-Nice Holstein Registered Cow and Calf Inquiry
Inquire of John Vandermeid at A. E. Huffman's farm located one half mile west of Lindenwood Cemetery regarding the Sae-Nice Holstein registered cow and calf. Transaction code 22-21.
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Sae
Nice Holstein
John Vandermeid
A. E. Huffman
Lindenwood Cemetery
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