Indiana Democratic State Convention Nominates Gall for Treasurer
The Indiana Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis nominates Albert Gall of Marion for state treasurer on the final ballot after a spirited contest. The event includes a unified push for the ticket with Berghoff and others winning key posts and a large Hendricks club presence shaping the mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berghoff
Gall
Byrnes
McCormick
Slack
Albert Gall
Indianapolis
Bank decision unsettles collection practices across banks
Judge Gresham ruled that when a bank sends paper for collection through a chain, the collecting bank must ensure funds reach the original owner. The decision could force banks to remit collections directly to paper owners, instead of via the intermediary institutions. The case arose from Fletcher & Sharp’s Indianapolis failure.
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Txorasavonis
Ind
Cgresham
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati
Hamilton National Bank of
Ort Wayne
Fletcher & Sharp
Indianapolis
Gresham
Farmers of Wells County Hoodwinked in Nominating Meeting
Wells County farmers attended a party nominating convention in Buvrrron on September 2. A motion to nominate a county ticket was voted down by Democrats. a later GOP meeting produced a ticket with mixed party members. Republicans plan to endorse the ticket and back the GOP state senate nominee.
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John Anderson
John Pond
N. W. Short
George O. Merriman
John W. Markley
Henry Colburn
James Denver
Glarénge “Wale Gord
W. Sruv
Batu
N. Y
James O. Seabring
Hammondsport
Seabring
Steuben County
THROWN FROM THE TRACK TWO KILLED AT RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Hot Springs Washington September 2 A Northwestern Pacific east bound passenger train derailed four miles from Eagle Gorge after a broken rail. Two killed eleven injured with several cars derailed. Names listed include Ben Young and J D Kepnler among the dead and W Hoenally Mrs Fowler and Judd Randall among the injured. Doctors to Jensburg and a special train will transport the wounded.
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Hot Springs
Wash
Northern Pacific
Eagle Gorge
Ben Young
J.D. Ekepnler
Red Bluff
Cal
W. Hoenally
Tracey
Minn
Edgemoore
Mich
Jengsburg
St. Pare
Mina
Seps
Northern Pacific Railroad
Tacoma
President Watkins Urges Eight-Hour Day at Liverpool Meeting
In Liverpool the trades unions hear President Win Watkins advocate an energetic push for an eight hour workday. He cautions against immediate mandatory adoption but argues concessions should go to occupations clearly-desiring the change. He calls for direct parliamentary representation, national control of railroads, and land nationalization.
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Livermool
Win
Watkins
Commons
Nebraska judge and New York secretary to lead GOP congress plan
Judge Thurston of Nebraska serves as chairman with A B Humphrey of New York as secretary. The executive committee meets this evening and Wednesday to formulate plans for assisting in selecting Republican members of Congress in November.
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Thurston
Nebraska
A. B. Humphrey
New York
Congress
Arbitration probes New York Central strike action
The State Board of Arbitration opened hearings in New York to investigate the New York Central and Hudson River railroad strike. Webb Loomis and Pryor led sides for company and Knights of Labor as witnesses described discharges of Knights and the blockade impact.
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New York
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
New York Central
Court of Common Pleas
New Court House
Webb
F. Loomis
Powderly
Roger A. Pryor
Knights of Labor
Messrs
Devlin
Wright
Hudson
Albany
Buffalo
Purcell
Robertson
Donovan
State Board of Arbitration
Hudson River
Walter Webb
Frank Loomis
The
Road
Hamilton Harris
J. J. Holland
A. W. Wright
Knights
General Pryor
Secret Service Bureau of the Road
Secret Service
Mr. Webb
Pinkerton
Harris
Bandits Rob Express Car Near Montzome Montcomweny
Bandits stopped a passenger train on the Escambia river bridge near Montzome Montcomweny Alabama at 11 last night. They forced the engineer to halt on the bridge and searched the express car, taking a large sum of money. Reports say the express messenger Archid Arkel killed one bandit, but this is unconfirmed.
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Montcomweny
Ala
Escambia River
Here
Archid Arkel
King Charles Suffering Typhoid From Polluted Water
Portugal's Hing Lisson reports King Charles is ill with typhoid fever tied to polluted water. The attack is not severe and no alarm is felt about his condition.
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Portugal
Lisson
Charles
President foregoes Cresson trip on Sunday due to public business
Washington reports the president will not travel to Cresson Pa. today as planned, citing Sunday travel aversion and pressing Senate duties. He signed the sundry civil appropriation bill and acts aiding settlers on railroad lands, while the tariff debate continues in Congress with emphasis on wool, reciprocity, and sugar duties.
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Cresson
Senate
Carlisle
House
Caruth
Kentucky
Dingly
Missouri
Ewart
New York
Morrill
Kansas
Fowler
Wade
Reilly
Pennsylvania
Osborne
Farquhar
Chapman
Michigan
Blair
Hoar
Aldrich
Buncomb
Finance Committee
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Reed
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Washington
Sawyer
Post Office Committee
Hale
Central
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Pan American Congress
Spanish Main
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Blaine
Frelinghuysen
Foster
Japan
Abrams. Howitt
House of Representatives
Mexico
Howitt
New York Tribune
Frye
Buckeye Democrats Convene at Spring Field Meeting
In Ohio Aug 27 Democratic state convention opened with Hon J A Norton presiding. Attendees discussed tariff reduction free coinage of silver and opposition to the federal election bill. Cites nominations for secretary of state Thadoug Cromley supreme court judge George B Okay and Leopold Keifer for public works. Governor Campbell not present via telegram.
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Ciere
Ehua
Thomas A. Sleadricks
A. C. Bergholl
Sentinel Office
German Telegram
Grand Hotel
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Gray
John ©. Nelson
Cass County
Wayne Township
Wayne County
8. E. Morss
Indianapolis Sentinel
Mitchell
J. B. Clark
John Lee
W. J. Hilligoss
Claude Mathews
Mathews
Captain Hills
J. O. Henderson
Jas
Saville
George
Green
Albert Gull
Henry ©. Berghoff
Old Allen
John E. Lamb
Hon
Green Smith
J. McCabe
Supreme Court
Andrew Sweeney
Nelson G. Hunter
Dan. McDonald
Jos
Ty. Fanning
G. 8. Pleasants
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jamesa A. Marlow
Sullivan
G. F. Wissler
Wayne
H. A. Vorhis
Johnson
Elmer EB. Griffith
Srrisarinop
J. A. Norton
State Central Committee
Leo
Oslvin
Brice
Mr. Norton
Jon
O. W. Baker
Cincinnati
I. T. Neal
Ross
T. J. Cogan
Hamilton
Baker
Neal
United States
Thadoug E. Cromley
Pickaway County
National
House of Representatives
Campbell
General Assembly
George B. Okay
Columbus
Leopold Keifer
Piqua
Board of Public Works
Six Drowned In Capsized Yacht Near Golden Gate
A yacht named Petrel capsized just outside San Francisco harbor on Sept 2. Six aboard are presumed drowned including Capt. and Mrs. Hoy and Miss Wallace. Two women’s bodies were seen by fishermen but cannot be reached, others carried out to sea.
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San Francisco
Yecht Petrel
Wm. H. Hoy
Loxpon
Portnenz
New York
Baltimore
Para
Anegadi
West India Islands
Ninteen
Decora
Minn
Eight Hours Strike Hits Chicago Carpenters
Over six thousand men in Chicago walk out for an eight hour day with demands for seventy one cents an hour and arbitration. The strike spreads beyond expectations as the carpenters council withholds workers from contractors unless terms are met. The movement marks a major labor action amid broad support and near total participation.
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Chicago
Ooreaco
Court calls and civil actions mark September term start
The circuit court opened the September term led by Judge Edward O'Rourke after Labor Day holiday. Cases include partition suits by Amon Strack and Augusta Frederick, divorce actions by Augusta Frederick and Lulu Wells, and numerous criminal and civil filings with judgments and sentences issued. Cannon's political woes in Illinois gain regional attention with mixed reactions and calls for resignation.
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Circuit Court
Edward O'Rourke
Court House
Augusta Frederick
O. W. Kuhne
Heinrich
Lulu Wells
J. R. Bittinger
Willis
Roga
John W. Stine
John Boswell
Randall & Vesey
Squire France
Jennings
O'Rourke
Chas. Brown
Elmer Davia
Thomas Tancey
Thomas King
James Root
Wm. Bennett
Henry Seibel
Frank Purcell
Eden Slater
Brown
Davis
Tancey
King
W. P. Cooper
Charles KE
Orall
Birk
Murray
Ind
Minarik
Root
Fuchshaber
Cigara
Barnett
Darrow
Seibel
Purcell
Slater
Wah Kee
Murderous Exhibition by Two Warsaw Lads
Two sixteen year old boys Lou Ralston and Arthur Overhulster enticed a six year old boy Carl Bolenbaugh into a box car on a city side track and beat him with switches and clubs. The injuries were severe and the child’s life was in danger. The youths are jailed awaiting further action.
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Warsaw
Lou Ralston
Arthur Overhulster
Carl Bolenbaugh
Brick handlers call off strike and resume work
The Brick Handlers in New York returned to unloading brick at forty cents a thousand this morning, easing fears of a brick famine. In Wueruna West Virginia the six month building trades strike affecting 10 000 men was declared off yesterday with work to resume immediately. Wisconsin races shift to a Democratic tilt with three key issues cited Bennett law money in treasury and tariff. Lutheran voters lean Democratic, potentially overturning the Republican majority.
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Association
Wueruna
W. Va
Wisconsin
Treasury
Heard
Jeffersonville
New York, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Warsaw
John Lee
Crawfordsville
Thomas J. Gray
George Gray
Bradford
Scottsburg
William Boles
Sheridan Stoner
Clay County Bank
United States National Bank
Chicago
Clay City
J. M. Starbuck
J. M. Bowen
Lynn
Evansville
George Mexal
Helen M. Miller
Richmond
Edward
Levy
Missouri
America
5 ORB
Lewis B. Burdick
Hamilton
Steuben County
Mr. Burdick
Scotland
James W. Lansberry
Anderson
Green’s
Terre Haute
W. P. Richner
John Taylor
Richner
Taylor
Lutheran Ministers Adjourn New Chicago 1891 Meeting
The conference of German Lutheran ministers adjourned at St Pauls after last nights session and will reconvene in Chicago in 1891. The discussed topic, mutual aid societies within Lutheran congregations, led to the adoption of a thesis urging dissuasion from such associations due to risks to church unity and charity.
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St. Paul's
Chicago
Medicine Fatal to Mrs Arbes After Poison Dose
New York reports Mrs Fitz Arbes died after drinking a quarter ounce of aconite laced medicine given for a child, with Druggist Albert Kirchman and Dr. Lesser involved. Mrs Catherine Zadick tasted the remedy. Coroner Levy found no fault with Dr Lesser amid the deadly mix up.
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New York
Fitz Arbes
Catherine Zadick
East Fifteenth Street
Albert Kirchman
Lesser
Zadick
Guatemalan Leader Pressured Amid Armistice Breach
The article reports on Barrillas signing a peace treaty after firing on a Salvadorian fortification, amid accusations of treachery and pressure from Ezeta. It notes international reactions from Spain, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Mizner, and concerns over a $21 million cotton loan and future conflict with Salvador.
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Sousona
Gauchevals
Suyst Jlariz
Guatemila
Salveior
Honduras
Galvatorians
Salvador
Sierling
Eleoco
Barrillas
Ezeta
Mizner
Spain
Costa Rica
Nicaraguay
Guatemala
France
Inter
Farmers' Alliance calls mass meeting in Henry county
A Henry county Farmers' Alliance mass meeting is set for the 13th to nominate a county ticket. The article also notes various local incidents and economic notes across Indiana including rail and gas company developments, court cases, and community events.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Henry County
Charles Cook
Albion
Indiana Natural Gas Company
Marion
Chicago
Patrick A. Elwan
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