Democrats in Indiana eye Harrison renominations and party contests
The piece notes potential Harrison renomination at Minneapolis and describes Indiana party activity. Kosciusko County reports six sheriff candidates and similar races, while the People's Party plans a May state convention, and the Prohibition party may adjust its date. It details local journalism shifts and calls Tariff Reform to rally the base.
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Harrersos
Allen County
Auburn
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ben
Minneapolis
Kosciusko County
Warsaw Daily Times
People's Party
Prohibition
Westerners See Gray as Ideal Presidential Candidate
Admirers praise General Gray as a true western man fit for president. Republicans nominate Lincoln Grant Hayes Garfield Clarkison promising western strength, while Democrats favor a New York candidate, with Gray described as courteous popular and possessed of dignified character.
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Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Clarkison
Mir Blaine
Graysriends
Harrison
Phe
Democrats
New York
Pshq
Ornor Gray
House committee weighs six year presidential term with reform
A House of Representatives committee studies sweeping changes to presidential elections and a six year single term. The plan keeps state electors but allocates them by state popular vote and bars reelection. If adopted it would take effect with the 1900 election after the current president serves.
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House
Congress
Springer
Tariff Debate Opens as McMillan Denounces Past Tax Policy
In Congress the tariff debate begins with Representative McMillan condemning the last session’s high tariffs and extravagant peace-time appropriations. He argues the two-year expenditures reached $1.84 billion per family annually, draining half of currency in circulation, and calls for lower taxes and reduced spending. He questions tariff benefits to farmers and workers, noting no wage gains and higher costs.
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Congress
House
McMillan
United States
Republicans On Committee of Ways and Means
Effort to Keep Claude Matthews Out of Governor Race
Gossip from Indianapolis about Democratic governor nomination with Secretary of State Matthews and ex Governor Gray named as possibilities. Shanklin Jewett and other prominent Democrats work to obtain a public statement from Matthews denying any gubernatorial candidacy while Myers seeks to clarify his own status, claiming no authority to announce for secretary of state.
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Indianapolis News
Matthews
Gray
Indianapolis
Democrats
Gil Shanklin
Matson
Charles L. Jewett
Goto
Myers
Tie
Supreme Court
Indiana Population Trends After Eleventh Census
The report details Indiana's population in the eleventh census era, noting total figures for key years, regional rankings within the northern central division, and absolute increases. Marion tops counties in growth, Indianapolis leads cities, and a spread of urban centers show populations from over 100000 to under 10000.
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Indiana
Dune
Pss
Isso
North Dakota
Marion
Allen
Vanderburg
Ohio
Johnson County
Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
New Albany
South Bend
Anderson
Elkhart
Jeffersonville
Lafayette
Logansport
Michigan City
Muncie
Richmond
Kokomo
Madison Marion
Vincennes
Ninety Days Parole For Long‑Timed Allen Prisoner Webster
Buell C. Webster, a life prisoner in northern Indiana, is on a thirty day parole visiting near Zulu with two nephews. Governor Chase extended his parole sixty days after a meeting at the Wayne hotel with Col. Briant and Supt. Blake. Webster, a carpenter, plans to move to Huntington to help build a barn for Briant.
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Buell C. Webster
Allen County
Indiana
Zulu
Ind
Webster
Chase
Col. Briant
Huntington
John G. Blake
Governor Chase
Wayne Hotel
Gov. Chase
Beighler and Bell on Indiana Politics
Ex-Representative Beighler of Allen county visits Indianapolis. He plans re election and remains a farmer alliance member. Ex Senator R C Bell of Fort Wayne at the Denison praises Hill, noting mixed Democrat sentiment in Allen county.
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Indianapolis
Beighler
Allen County
Spencer
Alliance
Harrison
Fort Wayne
R. C. Bell
Denison
Hill
Odd Fellows Barred From Funeral Rites Of Rev Metts
In Muncie last Saturday Rev M S Metts funeral drew more than 300 attendees. An Odd Fellows contingent expected church rites but were ordered to cemetery by Rev Kemp after a view of the casket. Local ministers and attendees were surprised by the decision.
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Odd Fellows
Metts
Muncie
M.S. Metts
Kemp
Wade
N. Nuzum
Elmwood
Thirteenth annual medical college commencement honors 19 graduates
The Taylor University medical department held its thirteenth commencement at Upper Chapel. Nineteen graduates received diplomas. Dr. T. C. Reade presided as president of the university, with remarks by Dr. Siemen and music by the Euphonia quartet. Graduates include Werner Bramick, Henry Brundage, Norman Brundage, Romulus Buckland, Walter Carver, Hugh Crouse, Erastus Fisher, John George, Reuben Tiffin, Francis Hines, Leonard Haines, Idora Rose, Judd Strong, Melvin Tinkham, and others.</s>
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Medical College
Taylor University
Medical Department
the University
Uen
Reineke
CB. Siemen
Howard McCullough
Ton. J. B. White
Allen Zollars
Leo Long
T. C. Reade
Dr. Siemen
Werner Bramick
Germany
Henry H. Brundage
Ohio
Norman E. Brundage
Rom
Indiana
Walter S. Stuckey
Melvin W. Tinkham
Hugh W. Crouse
W. W. Barnett
George W. Stemen
Leonard A. Hines
Wood
MccCaskey
the Hope Hospital
Alice Hamilton
McCaskey
Idora Rose
H. W. Mordhurst
C. B. Siemen
John W. George
Gary
Coesse
Anna Rogall Root
Bob-o'-Link
G. W. McCaskey
Walter W. Barnett
Schmitz
Werner Bramigk
Heidelberg
Leipsic
Ind
Woman's Medical College
Chicago
William B. Dove
Muskegon
Mich
Henry H
Delphos
Romulus
Buckland
Ellendale
N. Dak
William E. Stemen
Kansas City
John W. Hoover
Goshen
Elkhart
Erastus
Fisher
Markle
Fort
Minister Von Holleben Joins Berlin Born Diplomat
Dr. Von Wolleben, newly appointed minister from Berlin, educated at Heidelberg and Boon, a doctor of laws and linguist, aged around fifty. He served in Berlin’s justice ministry and as a diplomat in Pekin, Tokio, and Buenos Ayres, where he was minister in 1878 and ambassador to Japan in 1881. He is described as handsome and courtly, attracting much attention in the federal capital society.
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Dr. von Wolleben
Berlin
Heidelberg
Boon
Ministry of Justice
Pekin
Tokio
Buenos Ayres
Japan
von Holleben
Democratic County Central Committee Sets Separate Delegate Tickets
Judge Allen Dollars directs voters in Allen County to use distinct color tickets for county and joint senatorial delegates on white paper while congressional delegates use blue and state delegates use red. In townships without color tickets, voters may choose their method. dated March 14, 1892.
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Allen Dollars
Democratic County Central Committee
Tur Sexrixen
Allen County
Democratic Central Committee
County Central Committee
Allen Zollars
W. W. Rovkntt
Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Advertisers Across Nation
Native taste and trusted quality are highlighted as Royal Baking Powder is praised for fine texture and lasting strength. Advertisements claim rivals concede its superiority after trials and emphasize widespread consumer confidence in the product.
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Mahee
Misi
Royal Baking Powdey
Royal
Heroic Rescue From House Fire Saves Miller Family
John Miller of four miles south of the city saved his aged mother and an invalid daughter from a blazing farm house as flames trapped them on the second floor. He descended through thick smoke twice, suffering burns, while the residence and all contents burned to ashes.
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John Miller
Thames
Mr. Miller
Miller
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Exalted as Teething Remedy
The ad claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It touts soothing gums easing pain curing wind colic regulating bowels and as a universal diarrhea remedy. Sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle with Jan 27 date.
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Sentixen
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Daily Patriot
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Claude Matthews
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Leader
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Bilderback
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Pittsburg Limited
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Atlantic Ocean
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Charles Bell
Henderson
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M. Croxe
Eiri Yarxxelie
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Henry Waltemath
Lakeside
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Fred Daseler
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Denver
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Omaha
W. W. Munnen
Zollinger Battery
Fitmaha
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Mungen
Toledo
Jamesport, N.Y
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Court House
Dr. Niswonger
Hanna Street
City
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
South Sth Avenue
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Columbia St
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Seavey Hardware Co
West Main Street
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Younge H’s
Institute
Col. Calhoun and
Wayne Sts
JW. Younge
Ablest Specialis
Younge
Medical Andurgical Institute
J. W. Younge
Corser Calhoun
Catelog
John A. S Lacro
America
dMkex
Te Alzer
SSE
Wis
IL Reeves
New York City
Smith & Wesson
Iran
Springfield
Mass
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H. G. Root
M. C
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A. R. Ames
Madison
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B. W. Lyman
East Main St
Fort Waxng, Inc
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Cincinnati
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