Cleveland and Stevenson Ticket Dominates Local Campaign
The piece notes Cleveland’s first ballot nomination with two thirds of delegates, Harrison’s nomination by office holders, and the sentiment that Cleveland and Stevenson will win. It highlights the DNC meeting in New York on July 11 and public trust in office, while noting election turnout expectations of about 13 million voters.
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Cleveland
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Cleveland
Stevenson
Indiana's enduring role in presidential campaigns since 1868
The article notes Chauncey Depew declining a high office due to salary cuts, and lists Indiana’s recurring presence on national tickets. It traces figures such as Schuyler Colfax, Henry Wilson, George W. Julian, Hendricks, English, and Harrison, highlighting Indiana's growing influence from 1868 onward.
Cleveland Nominated by Democrats on First Ballot
The Democratic party renominated Grover Cleveland for president on the first ballot under the two thirds rule. He is praised for honesty, courage, tariff reform advocacy, and strong leadership. The platform calls for tariff reform and economical administration while denouncing trusts and urging broad popular support for the coming election.
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Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Adlai Stevenson Biography and Political Rise
Adlai Stevenson, Democratic vice presidential nominee, rose from Bloomington Illinois lawyer to congressman and national figure. Born October 23 1835 in Kentucky he trained at Centre College and built a long legal career in Illinois. He served as postmaster general aide and West Point board member before securing the national convention nomination.
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Adlai Stevenson
Bloomington
Ill
Christianson County
Kentucky
Centre College
Danville
Illinois
Matamors
Woodford County
J.S. Ewing
Congress
Ife
Cleveland
Slayes
Stephenson
West Point
President Cleveland as a Man of Destiny and Duty
After his election, Grover Cleveland drew intense interest in Washington. A newcomer to many politicians, he impressed with his plain sense and tireless work ethic. He tackled national problems immediately, studied past presidents, and conducted duties with sincerity, clarity, and logical reasoning. His marriage to a brilliant partner also became a familiar tale nationwide.
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Cleveland
Washington
White House
Public mass meeting to ratify Cleveland and Stevenson tickets
City Democrats schedule a mass meeting next Thursday evening to ratify the Cleveland Stevenson nomination. Speakers invited include Claude Matthews John W Kern William F McNagny and Thomas R Marshall. Committees on invitees finance and arrangements named with leaders Zollinger Meyer Fox Lauferty and others. meeting at Mayor Zol linger's office tonight.
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Cleveland
Stevenson
Claude Matthews
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
William F. McNagny
Congress
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
J. D. Sarnighausen
C. A. Zollinger
J. M. Barrett
A. J. Moynihan
W. H. Shambaugh
Chas. McCulloch
J. M. Foster
A. I. Friend
Fred C. Boltz
Col. C. A. Zollinger
William Meyer
Louis Fox
Judge Gresham contact on third party presidential bid
A report says Knights of Labor and farmers alliance leaders urged Judge Gresham to allow his name for the third party at Omaha. He allegedly declined, citing duties as a private citizen, and left for Indiana yesterday with household members unaware of any conference.
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Curiaco
Knights of Labor
Farmers’ Alliance
Texas
Judge Gresham
Omaha
Indiana Democrats back national ticket despite Gray setback
Claude Matthews and State Auditor J. O. Henderson voiced strong support for the Cleveland Stevenson ticket. They said Gray’s defeat would not sap Indiana’s backing, noting Gray’s supporters would be urged to work for the ticket. They cited opposition from New York Iowa and Frenzel interests as factors in Chicago.
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Claude Matthews
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Gray
Indianapolis
J. O. Henderson
Stevenson
Cleveland
Henderson
New York
Iowa
Hill
Boies
Illinois
Henry Watterson
Chicago
Shanklin
Brentano
Evansville
Frenzel
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Endorsed as Reliable Remedy
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as trustworthy and neighborly in origin. It notes a 550 dollar nugget found on Pennington Hill, Nevada County, and promotes Col Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for cramps, cholera morbus, dysentery, and diarrhoea. Bottles priced 25 and 50 cents sold by druggists.
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Hood
Pennington Hill
Nevada County
Cupid's Lightning Marriages Port in Five Weddings
A flurry of nuptials unfolds across the city as Rev A W Seabrease and Rev A B Zartman preside at multiple ceremonies. Eliza Nut wed W A Brumfield at the McNutt home while Lydia Tons and Edgar L Bell wed at Mrs Henry Tons’s West Creighton home. Charles Stribley and Emma Lehman also marry at the bride’s home. Additional unions occur at 324 Broadway Montgomery street and other local homes with receptions and future homes announced.
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L. D. McNutt
Eliza Nut
W. A. Brumfield
A. W. Seabrease
Henry McNutt
Leona Marshall
West Creighton Avenue
Henry Tons
Lydia
Edgar L. Bell
A. B. Zartman
Grace Reformed Church
Joe W. Bell
Charles Stribley
Emma Lehman
Appleton
Wis
Minnie Hagen
Northrop
Sylvester McMahon
Broadway
John S. Lee
Dora
Grand Rapids
St. Louis
John 8. Lee
Montgomery Street
Edmond W. Keller
Mary Henry
Shawnee Avenue
Bass Street
Keller
Pittsburg
George Tait
St. Joseph Township
William E. Wartenbee
Etta Grace Tait
L. D. Pettit
Washington Township
Mr. Pettit
Alexander Hugenard
Olive C. Pettit
Kuntz
Sidney G. Throckmorton
Jennie A. Pierson
Martin Teichler
Rosa Horech
John Condret
Julia Hugenard
Henry W. Lepper
Augusta Paul
Charles Hollopeter
County
Nellie Daniels
Huntington
Hellopeter
Coesse
Leo
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Amelia
Andrew Schust
William Sihler
Lindemann
Wells Street
Iowa Lutheran College
Decorah
Iowa
Sihler
Mary Catharine McDonald
James V. Costigan
John Quinlan
Edith Ryan
Jacob Kelly
Cincinnati
Margaret N. McDonald
East
Washington Street
Seidel
Sacred Heart commences twenty third annual ceremony
The twenty third annual commence ment of the Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart was held Thursday six miles northeast of the city. Guests arrived by 9 am as sisters welcomed them. A harp and piano entertained before a salutatory by Edith Phillips. The program included songs, prologues, a dramatic scene, and a medal ceremony with multiple prize recipients.
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Academy
Turner
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Studer
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A. Zoeller
Maud A
Brilllantine Oceron
England
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Germany
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A. Sosenheimer
Spain
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Greece
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China
M. McDonnell
Canada
H. Gilmartin
France
H. Fox
Ireland
A. Cleary
L. Dreier
Columbia
A. Studer
States
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B. Lyman
J. Wilkinson
M. Graham
E. McDonnell
Ees Rossi
Wagner
Sosenheimer
la Pays
Mintas
Campanella
Miss L. Turner
Louisa Turner
Sadie Henderson
Agnes Studer
Mamie
Angelo Cleary
Gethe Penniman
Loretta Sheridan
Edith Snyder
Lucy Eckart
Mary Butler
Rose Fox
Grace Bond
Alice Sosenheimer
Loretta Dreier
Nellie Gilmartin
Eda Reuss
Anna Zoellers
Louisa Wagner
Ellen
Mary McDowell
Josie Wilkinson
Mary Graham
Sadie Cass
Blanche
Erna Lyman
Mamie Meyers
Beatrice Fender
Louise Turner
J. M. Toohey
Mamie Cleary
Robertson
Dr Price Cream Baking Powder touted as superior and purer
The advertisement compares Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder to Royal and Taylor's One Spoon cans, urging buyers to compare one pound sizes. It warns against ammonia and alum powders, claims Dr Price's is stronger and more economical, and asserts the product is free from adulterants and considered pure by authorities.
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Dr. Price
Royal
Taylor
York Delegation Gratitude Note From Murphy Telegram
Edward Murphy Jr sends thanks to the New York delegation for steadfast support of his candidacy and for defending the regular Democratic organization in New York state. The item includes various advertisements and notices on health remedies, travel, and local commerce.
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Curiaco
Edward Murphy, Jr
Jon. Edward Murphy
Auditorium Hotel
New York
Democratic Organization
New York State
Reductions on Parasols and Lace Goods
Our stylish parasols offered at actual cost with a new line of lace department items to enhance appeal this week. New importations include Point de Ireland Paris Malteese Chan tilly Egyptian Oriental and Demi Flouncings plus valenciennes. A 40 inch Black Flouncing is priced to move. Largest stock of Ladies and Children's Silk Mitts in the city along with New Waists Ribbons and Fans.
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America
IL Miller’s
West Main Street
Steck Ned Prions Barton
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