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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1894

Page

3

Naming the Ticket in Indiana Republican Convention

The Indiana Republican state convention in Tupumaronis opens with ex President Harrison and Secretary of the Navy Richard W Thompson presiding. Delegates, 1715 from districts and alternates, fill Tomlinson Hall as Gowdy chairs and Harrison heals enthusiasm with a platform calling for protection and tariff reforms. The party denounces democratic changes, endorses gold silver and paper currency, and pledges strong immigration, pension, and veterans measures. Balloting begins for secretary of state with five candidates. Owen wins on the fourth ballot amid delays and deadlocks.

Tupumaronis Ind Eleer and Crisp Indiana Tomlinson Hall Gowdy Denizon House Harrison Blaine Morton McKinley Garfield Lincoln Grant Life Gallery Navy Richard W. Thompson Terre Haute Charles W. Fairbanks Dr. Coultas Dag Coultas Thomas B. Reed Congress Thompson Frote Thompson Committee On Republican Party Europe Democratic Party Democratic Congress Cleveland Hawaii Legislative Senate Aaron Jones South Bend W. D Owen Loganeport J. E Watson Rushville M. R. Sulzer Madison Jasper Packard New Albany Marion County Watson William D. Owen

Coxeyites Advance on Miles City Trains Seized by U S Troops

The Coxeyite mob led by Hogan and Browne, moving from Livingston toward Miles City, faces federal action as U S troops and marshals pursue. Reports detail arrests at Forsythe, battles near Billings, and government orders to halt the railroad seizure.

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Convention Ends After Laborious Day of Nominations

The Republican state convention stretched to nearly dawn with final nominations for the supreme court first and fourth districts. T. J. Monks of Randolph county won the second ballot over M. E. Forkner and D. W. Comstock. J. H. Jordan, from Morgan county, secured the first district on the first ballot, opposing S. P. Coffey of Clay. Auditor ballots culminated in Daily winning on the fourth ballot after a lengthy tally. A. C. Daily is from Lebanon. Treasurer races yielded F. S. Scholz of Evansville. Other selections included W. A. Ketcham for attorney general, S. J. Thompson for state librarian, D. M. Geeting for superintendent, W. S. Blatchley for state geologist, and Capt. Alexander Hess for clerk of the supreme court.

John W. Coons Indianapolis George W. Wilson Daily Houch Coons Wilson Richey Auditor of State G. W. Wilson Fort Wayne Ivyvranaroris Supreme Court T. J. Monks Randolph County M. E. Forkner Henry County D. W. Comstock Wayne County J. H. Jordan Morgan County S. PD. Coffey Clay County Hauch Liggett Hauck A.C. Daily Lebanon F.S. Scholz Evansville W. A. Ketcham J. Thompson Shelbyville D. M. Geeting Madison W. S. Blatchley Terre Haute Capt Alexander Hess Wabash

Compromise Tariff Aims for June Passage

Senator Brice states a compromise tariff bill has been agreed upon and will be adopted by Congress early in June. It will take Senate committee amendments to the pending bill and seeks about a thirty percent reduction from the McKinley law. Senator Jones says no compromise yet, but hopes for passage on a workable basis.

Freveries Frederick Jack the Ripper Maryland Urbana Hysttstown Montgomery Browne Rockville Washington Ixpiasarouis Frye Wasurseroy Department of Justice Idaho Youser Junction Northern Pacific War Department Vandalia Indiana United States Terre Haute Hyartstows Coxey Carl Browne Casey Council Bluffs Advance Committee R. C. Graham Graham Des Moines Kally Kelly Express Rexford Treasury Trorrouxe Ore Kady Portland Union Pacific Fort Mornay Colo Kayson Julesbury Gulf Road Burlington and Missouri Road St Louis Mo Fien Joe Meyer Sravnee Teath Green Domesti Watre Igds Tacoma Wassinectox Brice Congress Senate Committee McKinery Jones Finance Committee IMM Edgar W. Nye Shoemaker

Gigantic Scheme Aims to Supply Indiana and Ohio Cities

A Lafayette based plan under New Jersey law creates a $1,000,000 natural gas scheme for Indiana cities. Purdue railroad, 1.25 miles, connects with Lake Erie and Western, traverses Purdue grounds toward UWaivelon shops. Dr Smart leads as president and treasurer. directory printing underway amid updates.

Pen, Ind Lafayette New Jersey Indiana Purdue Railroad United States Lake Erie University Purdue Uwaivelon Smart

Mourning stamps and a Bathing Organist Tale

A humorous essay ruminates on mourning culture and stamps while recounting a comic tale of a neat organist at Christchurch who was dismissed for bathing in the baptismal, then later redeemed. The piece blends social satire with anecdotes about grief rituals and eccentric behavior.

Ex-Governor Jarvis Emerges As North Carolina Senator

Ex Governor Thomas Jordan Jarvis of North Carolina, long a political figure, rises to fill the Senate vacancy caused by Zebulon Vance’s death. Born January 18 1836 at Jarvisburg, he rose from poverty, served in the Eighth North Carolina Infantry, practiced law, and became speaker of the house before serving as lieutenant governor and then senator.

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