Western man favored by democracy in convention canvass
A New York Herald analysis to Chicago convention suggests a western candidate leads among 900 delegates. Hill leads Cleveland narrowly with 285 to 265. western man 350. States backing Cleveland, Hill, or western choice are listed, with Boies Palmer and others noted for western support and policy splits on silver coinage.
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New York
the Herald This
Chicago
Hill
Cleveland
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Ohio
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Senator Hill
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Maryland
Mississippi
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Texas
Arkansas
Georgia
Iinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Tennessee
Wyoming
Alabama
Louisiana
Oregon
West
Boies
Palmer
Illinois
Gray
Don Dickinson
Russell
Fire at Indiana State Female Reformatory in Indianapolis
A woolen stove in the laundry started a blaze at 6 pm destroying the state female reformatory within thirty minutes. Of 204 inmates, most were confined but all were released safely. 150 were nearby or at the scene, 52 escaped with 2 recaptured. Loss estimated at 60 thousand dollars with 50 thousand insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Surgical Institute
Criminal Court
Republicans at Kansas convention back Harrison policy
About 1,000 delegates from every county attended the Republican state league convention in Topeka. Resolutions endorsed President Harrison while ex Senator John J. Ingalls addressed the gathering and hinted at a possible Senate bid.
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Resene
Harrison
Torexa
Kas
Republicans State League
People's Party
John J. Ingalls
Democratic
United States Senate
Bank Robbery in Coldwater Nets 820000 Loss
Robbers blew open Coldwater National Bank vaults drilling safes and dynamiting doors. They stole all cash including coins and $40000 in railroad bonds from a private deposit. No arrests reported as the crime occurred overnight and was discovered after the bank opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater
Mich
Marek
Coldwater National Bank
Philadelphia and
Reading
Spirited Debate Among St Louis Ladies Over Dinners
At a World’s Fair Association meeting in St Louis Mrs Blennerhassett Adams and Mrs Frank Orr clashed over arranging dinners to cover expenses for the local ladies’ auxiliary. Adams produced credentials, Orr challenged authority, and after a lively discussion the plan was approved.
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St. Louis
World’s Fair Association
Blennerhassett-Adams
Ladies’ Auxiliary Board
Frank Orr
National Board of Lady Managers
Orff
Adams
Pattimore Priest
Auxiliary Board
Wrecking attempt targets L and N passenger train near Stanton
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train was derailed near Stanton when heavy timbers were placed on a trestle. The engineer could not stop as the train sped toward the obstruction. The pilot was knocked off and over fifty passengers were shaken up. An investigation found timbers projecting over two feet above the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minax
Tenn
Louisville and Nashville
Stanton
Lavelle Charged With Burning Court House to Conceal Crimes
Washington Ind March 4 The auditor’s books show ex Auditor James C Lavelle $18 463 short. $2 850 repaid by his mother. The shortage results from illegal allowances and large frauds including a bogus bridge contract. Lavelle is indicted for burning the courthouse last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinctox
Ind
James C. Lavelle
Lavelle
Court House
London Mayor Appeals for Newfoundland Relief
Lord Mayor Evans urged the public to aid Newfoundland suffering after severe winter storms. Destitution grows as fisheries are disrupted, with donations to Sir William Whiteway, premier of the island, requested.
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London
Newfoundland
Evans
Sir William Whiteway
Congressman's Condition Improves Encouragingly
Wasincros March 7 Congressman Springer shows steady improvement and his attending physician Dr Vincent expresses strong hope for recovery. In Savannah Ga March 7 Ocean and Beach hotels and three Tybee cottages burned last night with an estimated loss of 40000 dollars and possible incendiary origin.
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Wasniscros
Springer
Vincent
Savaxxan
Tybees Beach
Navannah
Ore vein found near Sherwood sparks mining fever
Fair Play Col March 7 reports a two foot ore vein valued at $10,000 per ton uncovered in Sherwood six miles from town. The Kansas extension lode also yields high grade ore, causing much excitement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Play
Col
Sherwood
Kansas Extension Lode
Uruguay Abolishes Coal Duties Says Executive
Authorities say the executive has decided to abolish all duties on coal imports into Uruguay. The move aims to ease fuel costs and bolster energy supply.
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Mostevipro
Uruaguay
Probable murder shocks Defiance and Hicksville residents
Special to The Sentinel reports a 20 year old man confined near Hicksville died with a fore head wound attributed to a fall but exhumation revealed at least thirty cuts and a crushed breast. Coroner's jury is deliberating and warrants for attendants will be served. President Cleveland is cited in political remarks.
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THE
Sentinel
Defiance
Ohio
Hicksville
Smd
Philips
Erech
Joseph
Ile
Phillips
Huber
Heirs of Great estate settle out of court
The Hotchkiss suit over the $12,000,000 Berkley Hotchkiss estate has been settled out of court in Brincevort Conn The plaintiffs Charles A Hotchkiss and Anna M Hotchkiss faced defendants Frederick A Hotchkiss Dwight Trotchkiss and Botha A McKelvey The terms were not disclosed though the settlement was described as favorable to the Hotchkiss side and a large portion of the estate was conceded by the other side
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brincevort
Conn
Hotchkiss
Benjamin Berkley Hotchkiss
Paris
Charles A. Hotchkiss
Anna M. Hotchkiss
Frederick A. Hotchkiss
Sharon
Dwight Trotchkiss
Botha A. McKelvey
Alger to Enter Presidential Nomination Field
Gen. Russell A. Alger says he has decided to enter the Republican presidential nomination after receiving strong expressions of support from Republicans nationwide. He will leave for California tomorrow evening to attend the Fort Bragg Redmond company annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
the Tribune
Russel A. Alger
California
Fort Bragg Redmond Company
Alger
Tribune
Kentucky lotteries face quo warranto actions in Louisville
Attorney General Hendrick announced in Louisville that quo warranto proceedings will be instituted against the Kentucky lotteries today. The headquarters and main offices are in Louisville, and officers will be arrested. The law just passed by the legislature declares the charters repealed and void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hendrick
Kentucky Lotteries
Jake Anderson Ambush Victim in Sheridan Feud
Jake Anderson was shot and killed near Sheridan, Arkansas, by Henry Rowland in an ambush tied to an old feud. Rowland was arrested shortly after the shooting, which sparked intense local excitement and speculation about ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livre Race
Ark
Jake Anderson
Sheridan
Henry Rowland
Congressman Kendall Suffering Stroke At Home
John W. Kendall member of Congress from Kentucky's tenth district lies unconscious at his residence likely near death after two strokes of apoplexy this morning. The 58 year old is completing his first term in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutxetrox
John W. Kendall
Kentucky
Kendall
Fourth National Bank Sues Atlantic National in Forgery Case
The Fourth National Bank of New York sues the Atlantic National Bank of Boston in Massachusetts Supreme Court to recover 13000 dollars. It alleges Trav ers Insurance issued four drafts on the New York bank for forged Hatch endorsements and that Hatch forged the endorsements to obtain payment. The case hinges on whether the endorsements were genuine and whether the money was unlawfully obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
March
Fourth National Bank of New York
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Atlantic National Bank of
Clark W. Hatch
Travers Insurance Company
Fourth National Bank
Hatch
Atlantic National
Athaetic National
New York Bank
Cleveland not in sympathy withMay convention says Brera
Ex president Cleveland did not oppose the May convention but is not a candidate for president. Mr Toeke states there is no truth in the report that he would accept a nomination if offered it. He says he met Cleveland in New York last week and doubts the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brera
N. Y
Franklin D. Locke
Ddisputch
Rochester
Cleveland
Toeke
New York
Coal famine looms as English miners strike threat grows
The article warns of a nationwide coal strike likely starting March 12, threatening mass unemployment for up to 1.5 million workers. Factories in Lanshire Chestershire Durham Tyneside fear shutdowns as miners resist wage cuts, with iron and gas sectors also at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanshire
Chestershire
Durham
Tyneside
Birmingham
Sheffield
Federation
Traynor Widow Found Singing to Dead Husband in Coal Mine
In Witkeswarr Pennsylvania March 7 John Traynor a coal mine fire boss failed to return from his rounds. His wife Mrs Traynor vanished next morning and was found insane after search. Miners later found her crooning a love song over her husband’s body.
Congressman Springer Cannot Attend to Business for Weeks
Congressman Springer, holder of the Ways and Means chair, is unable to attend to duties for two months due to illness. Dr. Vincent states he cannot leave home for three weeks, with a Fort Monroe stay of four to five weeks to follow. Tariff bills will be disposed of by the end of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuisxerox
Springer
Ways and Means
Vincent
Fortess Monroe
Congress
Tomas Talbert shoots in hotel dispute over daughter
In Provence on March 8 Tom Talbert a machinist suspected Charles Berreninger a central hotel manager of ruining his daughter and challenged him. On Saturday evening Talbert confronted the Berreninger brothers Charles and B H renewing the dispute. Blows were exchanged and Talbert was shot. Talbert linked to the International Order of Machinists and once its president. The D Berreningers are jailed and guards protect the jail amid expected further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provence
Tom Talbert
Charles Berreninger
Central Hotel
Berreninger
Charles
B. H
Talbert
International Order of Machiniste
D Berreningers
Blaine Confined to Bed with Fever in March
Secretary Blaine remains in bed with the grip his temperature two or three degrees above normal. Doctors and family deeming the condition not serious, he will be unable to resume charge of the state department for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuexerox
Blaine
State Department
Sealing Row Frays Behring Sea Accord Prospects
Lord Salisbury refuses renewal of the Behring Sea modus vivendi pending arbitration. He would limit pelagic sealing within thirty miles of Pribyloff, a move seen as impractical and likely to trigger broader disputes. The dispute threatens legal actions and potential reprisals affecting Canadian rail bonding privileges and Behring Sea enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Lord Salisbury
Washington
Behring Sea
Tribune
London Dispatch
Washington Dispatch
Julian Pauncestote
Pribyloff Islands
Behering Sea
United States
Chilean Cabinet Resigns Amid Indemnity Debate
In Valparaiso on March 4 reports say all cabinet members resigned and were consulting with President Montt. Minister Pedro Montt cables resignation from Washington after being elected deputy, with a probable request to stay until successor is named. Americans may seek a commission to inspect bilateral issues. Egan expected to return to the United States in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gold In Kansas Sparks Rush Near Atchison
In Atchison county a Plymore resident reported finding gold after a bluff collapse near Plymore. A nearby farmer examined the gold and sent a sample to Kansas City for assay, which proved highly valuable. The finder bought 160 acres while nearby farmers abandon crops for prospecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Juseru
Plymore
Atchison County
Kas
Kansas City
Frenzel Released as Contempt Charge Dismissed
Judge Taylor discharged President Frenzel on contempt charges and returned street car company property. Frenzel will discharge deserters from the strike, but strikers must follow the company's judgments. Another strike is unlikely though possible. Frenzel’s victory is described as complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sntax Aroms
Ind
Taylor
Frenzel
Secret Gift From Jay Cold Guards its Size at NYU
New York on March 8 825000 report lists Jay Cold giving 25000 to the University of the City of New York. Earlier he donated 10000 to the Presbyterian church extension committee. The donor wished secrecy but Dr John R Paxton pastor of the church disclosed the gift to a reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jay Cold
University of the City of New York
Presbyterian Church Extension Committee
Mr. Gould
John R. Paxton
Grand Duke of Hesse Dies Imminent Coma
Lospos March 8 The Grand Duke of Hesse lies in a comatose state with death expected within hours. The heir to the throne stays by the bedside as Queen Victoria receives hourly updates on the monarch's critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duke of Hesse
Lospos
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Ifis
Queen Victoria
Woman Arrested in Divorce Case for Alleged Attempted Shooting
In Brooxtyx on March 7 Mrs Minnie Platte was arrested after her husband W I Platte a retired naval engineer accused her of trying to shoot him on the street. She says a friend of his pulled a pistol from her pocket and alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watte
Allege Adhultery
Waller
Connecticut
Pleite
Walsh
Brooxtyx
Minnie Platte
W. IT. Platte
Platte
Farmer Watson Denounces Article as False in House Session
In a Georgia Farmers' Alliance scene, Watson rails at an Atlanta Constitution piece by E. W. Barrett alleging he voted with Republicans for Craig-Stewart. he calls the charges baseless, cites fellow Democrats who supported the contest, and vows openness and honesty. The matter ends with applause as the issue is dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Farmers’ Alliance
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
E. W. Barrett
Washington
Crisp
Craig-Stewart
Babbitt
Wisconsin
Hall
Minnesota
Stewart
Hoor
Disturbances in Leipsic lead to arrests and police action
March 7 reports say several arrests were made of people involved in Sunday's disturbances in Leipsic. Wool spinners and book workers led by printers and binders were dissatisfied with wages amid socialist influence. Police moved in to disperse the crowd, which retired without violence as order returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsic
Liepsic
Socialist Party
Liepsk
McDonald seeks national party intervention over disputed Indiana delegate vote
T McDonald sent a telegram to J B Clarkson of the Republican National Committee from Four Wayne Indiana March 4 1892 alleging the Auburn district delegate convention was illegally conducted due to unfair apportionment and lack of a majority. He asks the national body to order a new convention and to advise on proper procedure under its jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Kh.o T. McDonald
Allen County
Auburn
Clarkson
Plaze
New York
N. Y
National Republican Neadquarters
Washington
D. C
Wayne
Ind
Indiana State Committee
National Committee
Relief Corps Plans Home for Soldiers and Wives in Monticello
The Women's Relief Corps of Illinois announces plans to build a Department Relief Corps Home for old soldiers, their wives, and dependent army nurses. A committee of leading ladies oversees the project to provide veterans and spouses a shared living space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinois
Monticvetto, AL
Women’s Relief Corps of
Ilinois
Department Relief Corps
Sinois
Coroner’s Jury Links Death to Fire at Cohen Brothers Store
A coroner's jury ruled Abraham and Mark Cohen died from burns incurred while attempting to destroy their shop and contents by fire at 7244 Chouteau Avenue. The brothers died last Friday, with the inquest held last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mare S
Abraham
Mark Kh. Cohen
Chouteau Avenue
Charles Wall Executed for Wife's Murder in Tuswanyxock
In Tuswanyxock Pennsylvania on March 8 Charles Wall was executed for the murder of his wife. The drop occurred at 10:20 in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
New York
Burton
Charles E. Goodwin
Cowing
Knapp
Grid
Tuswanyxock, Pa
Charles Wall
English Governess Murdered in St Petersburg Mystery
British residents in St Petersburg discuss the murder of an English governess last summer. Her body, found in a cess pool near Cavalry barracks after a prayer book was discovered, raises suspicions on cavalry officers and soldiers. arrests are reported as authorities investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersacra
England
Mossolovski
Mossolovski Mansion
St. Petersburg
Cavalry Barracks
Prominent Physician Dr A J Laubach Dies Sudden Death
Dr A J Laubach longtime Allentown prominent physician dies at 127 East Washington Street after a brief illness from stomach hemorrhage linked to grip He leaves widow and four children Gertrude Blanche Lulu and Howard a West Point cadet Interment planned in Allentown with services limited by family illness Remains to be sent east on Keystone express pallbearers include Drs McClausland McOscar J B Harper Capt J B White and Judge Edward O Rourke Laubach born 1844 in Northampton County served in Civil War and medical career across Allentown Fort Wayne and Philadelphia
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A. J. Laubach
East
Washington Street
Laubach
Gertrude
Blanche
Lulu
Howard
West Point
Allentown
Keystone Express
McClausland
McOscar
J. B. Harper
J. B. White
Loyal Legion
Edward O’ Rourke
Northampton County
Weaversville Academy
Freeland Seminary
Pennsylvania Regiment
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Curtin
Two Hundred and Second
Salem
Lee
Heckscherville
Penn
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Long Island Medical Hospital College
Austin Flint
Bellevue Medical College
Kreidersville
Philadelphia
United States
America
Fort Wayne
A. R
Morton Club
Oxford tutor faces grand jury true bill in fraud case
Loxnes March 8 The grand jury at the Old Bailey found a true bill against Francis Moreland an Oxford tutor for attempting to obtain seventy pounds and other moneys from Lord Hatchfield by false pretense He will be tried at an early day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxnes
Old Baily
Francis Moreland
Oxford
Lord Hatchfield
Moreland
Government to replace nets with cutters on northern lakes
Ottawa reports two new light steel revenue cutters to patrol the upper lakes for fisheries protection. The vessels will replace old boats with light draught to curb illegal gill and pound nets used to deplete fish stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
New boats assigned to Great Lakes and Gulf service
One boat will be stationed on Lake Superior and another on Lake Huron while the old boats are reassigned to coast service on the gulf of St. Lawrence for preventive work related to smuggling by French nationals from Miquilon and nearby islands. No treaty violations are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Miquilon
Jury verdicts in Fort Wayne cases highlight acquittals and dismissals
The Superior Court term saw Phil Powers acquitted in a larceny case in circuit court, and a verdict for the plaintiff in Shepler versus Fulton for 1338 dollars plus 225 in attorney fees. Other actions include several marriages licenses and wills filed, with cases against the Pennsylvania Company set for April 4. A bastardy case resulted in bond, and Judge Dawson granted Mary Keller alimony and custody in a divorce filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John Buell
Ida F. Clark
Luther Taylor
Emma Clem
Circuit Court
Phil Powers
Shepler
Fulton
Mossman
Aldrich
Ph. Miller
Pennsylvania
Schnelker
Manning
Trentman
Justice France
Dawson
Mary Keller
Fred Keller
James Vincent
Mary
Elizabeth
Hannah Taylor
Summit Street
Ellen Stonder
Mahala Taylor
James M. Stonder
L. M
H. W. Ninde
William I. Beverforden
Charles Ortman
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company
Charles Ostman
Burr Oak
Ind
Sherff Viberg
Elmer Collins
Martha Hanna
Richmond
Ed Burk
John Dratt
Barr Street
Henry Kramer
Viberg
Wilkinson
Kittie O'Rourke
Kramer
Wm. Warkemper
Wm. Rippe
Nelson Howe
Mollie Hugenard
John Gerrey
Elizabeth Schwartz
Jacob Bailer
Jonathan Refine
Stahl
Lindsey
Bull Rapids
Joe Thompson
Carnahan
Thompson
Hutchinson
Cathedral Transformations Planned With Marble Door
Father Brammer announces elaborate improvements at the cathedral including frescoed walls and ceilings new pictures pews and window replacements A marble door near the rear will be removed and a 2500 window installed marking a handsome transformation for the edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brammer
Street Railway to Open in Ninety Days With Thomson Houston Equipment
Construction advances for the Columbia Street and Lakeside Street railway promise operation within ninety days. Iron for the track has been ordered and cars along with other equipment purchased. The Thomson Houston system, same as Indianapolis, will be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Street
Lakeside Street
Thomson-Houston
Indianapolis
Large G A R Delegation Heads to Fort Wayne Encampment
The Indianapolis Journal reports a strong showing for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment with eighty five delegates from the district and a large delegation traveling to Fort Wayne on April 7 to attend the state gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Grand Army
Week of March 5 deaths listed by city undertakers
The list names Mary Rodewald 62, Eliza Bitner 64, Catharine Gruber 24 months, Carl Schilling 6, Josephine Dirig 49, Carl Duncker 7 months, James Enough's child stillborn, Mary Freitag 26, Amanda Tinkel 18, Anna Hobson 38, Jas Taft Mills 18, Jacob Cassady 62, Edna Towsley 5 days, Lester Stahl 11, Gertrude Forbing 4, James Vincent 78, John Markley 36, John Michael Forbing died 4 30 Friday. death causes include grippe, consumption, spasms, meningitis, jaundice, convulsions, old age, exhaustion, typhoid pneumonia. Additional obituaries note Mrs. Forbing near eighty four, Mrs Alma Miller 27, John Raab Jr. 72, with details on births, marriages, residences and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rodewald
la Grippe
Eliza W. Bitner
Catharine Gruber
Carl Schilling
Josephine Dirig
Carl Duncker
James Enough
Mary Freitag
Amanda B. A. Tinkel
Anna Hobson
Jas
Taft Mills
Jacob Cassady
Edna N. Towsley
Lester Stahl
Gertrude Forbing
James Vincent
John P. Markley
John Michael Forbing
Gertrude Wagoner
John Forbing
Hiram
Joseph
Peter
Jacob Forbing
J. H. Franke
Forbing
Piqua Road
Peter Wagner
Catharine Iten
Frank Iten
St. Peter's Catholic Church
St. John’s Reformed Church
John Raab, Jr
West Jefferson Street
Fort Wayne
East
Columbia Street
Beyreuth
Bavaria
America
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mary Schaad
Elisa Hoffer
John G
Emma
Mary
Edward
Tillie
O Rovers Seeks Allen County Democratic Support for Congress
P 8 O Rovres declares four decades as a Democrat, asks for backing in the campaign, and suggests delegates in townships be left to friends. He notes he would accept defeat as final and emphasizes prior service without reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County Democracy
Congress
Allen County
O'Rovres
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Organize State Union
The tin sheet iron and cornice workers of Indiana met at Terre Haute and formed a state association with representation from Indianapolis Fort Wayne Lafayette Evansville and Terre Haute. Officers were President William Leavy Terre Haute Vice President Chris Boonewitz Lafayette Secretary George M Hackett Indianapolis Treasurer John Feeney Fort Wayne. The next meeting targets Indianapolis on the second Monday in March 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Evansville
William Leavy
Chris Boonewitz
George M. Hackett
John Feeney
J. H. Weiters
Henry Ellsinger
Charles V. Loy
Hood's Sarsaparilla Health Claim Ad
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla linking blood purification to overall health. It argues all body organs benefit when blood is kept in good condition and praises trying the medicine fairly and patiently.
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Goodwin
Women’s State Prison
Hansas Republicans
Columbus
Kinney
Emanuel H. Kinney
Evansville Fire Insurance Company
Frank Ori
New Orleans
Corbett
Choyinski
Phil Dwyer
Bud Renaud
Dwyer
Mr. Cleveland
Mir Locke
Congressman Hendall
Locke
Suot
Daregal
Chili Matters
Pedro Montt Fenders Hill
Gould
Give
the Wizard
Mes
Farmer Watson
E. W. Neo
Crenies A
Burrett
Bitter Tor
Berlin
T. McDonald
McDoxarn
THEI
Burns the Cohen Brothers
DR. Laubach
Shepler-Fulton
Court
HON. P
Orouree
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