Harrison wedding plans attract star guests in New York
Ex president Benjamin Harrison to wed Mary Scott Lord Dimmick at St Thomas church in New York. The ceremony will be simple with Gen. Benj F Tracy as best man and a private car awaiting at Jersey City for departure to Philadelphia. The bridal party includes cabinet members and several relatives, with modest decorations and limited attendance.
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New York
U. P
Benjamin Harrison
Mary Scott Lord Dimmick
St. Thomas’ Church
Witthave
Tillythird St
J. Wesley Brown
St. Thomas
Benj. F. Tracy
William Co. Whitney
Whitney
Gray
Pitthave
Fittie Gauthering
St. Thomas ¢Hurch
United Press
Gen. Harrison
Wanamaker
Charles Foster
John W. Noble
Russell Harrison
Drs. McKee
Daniel M. Ransdell
District of Columbia
EH. F. Tibbetts
Harrison
George W. Warren
Mascagni
Stacy
Gen. Morrison
Indianapolis
Adirondacks
Dimmick
Pennsylvania
Walter II. Dimmick
Dimmhick
White House
Ohio Election Weather Quiet Vote in Statewide Ballot Debates
Ohio municipal elections unfold across major cities as Democrats expected to gain in Dayton and the Ripper bill splits Republican factions. Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo, Akron, and Zanesville vote on local offices while Cincinnati delays city officer changes. The police clerk candidate faces dishonesty charges and scrutiny.
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Columbus
U. P
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Senate
House
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Zanesville
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo
Elly fails to cure. druggists refund them if not effective. Quack tablets advertised for quick relief.
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Elly
Five Drown in Tennessee Cloudburst At Mulberry Gap
A cloudburst in Mulberry Gap, Hancock County Tennessee, drowned five people from one family group. Victims include Mrs Uriah Anderson aged 70, her daughter in law Oly Anderson 28, two grandchildren Charles 5 and Hattie 18 months, and Mary Flecker 18. No further details available.
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Tennessee
ST. Louis
U. P
Scripps-McRae League
Knoxville
Tenn
Mulberry Gap
Hancock County
Uriah Anderson
Oly Anderson
Charles
Hattie
Mary Flecker
Athletes Given Warm Reception in Greece
A cablegram from Greece reports a splendid reception in Athens with the city decorated in honor of John Graham, sent to the Boston Athletic Association on April 5.
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Greece
Boston
U. P
Boston A. A
Athens
John Graham
Buffalo strike at Sycamore street barns sparks wider action
Twenty men at Buffalo street railway Sycamore street barns walked out on Monday, with reports that more workers may join and a general strike could follow. Officials warned of possible disruption as tensions rise.
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Buffalo
Sycamorest
Buffalo Street Railway
Methodist Book Firm Fraud Claims Cause Church Turmoil
Rev. Dr. Lanahan asserts in Baltimore that the New York Methodist Book Concern falsified financial reports for 17 years and moved funds through personal accounts. He claims the money funded branch frauds and three oil ventures, urging an external audit and church action at Cleveland.
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Saltimore, Md
U. P.j
John Lanahan
Methodist Preachers
Methodist Book
New York
Jiu
Lavahens
Cleveland
Tanahan
Dr Tanahan
Financeil
T One
Eaid
Shoe and
Dock Committee
J. Godenasaugh
Dr. Tanahan
Dr. Lanahan
Methodist Church
Lanehan
General Conference
Herbert Booth Talks on Salvation Army West Strength
Toronto April 6 U P J Commandant Herbert Booth of the Salvation Army reports encouraging loyalty across British Columbia and the northwest. He says U S headquarters face ongoing hopes Ballington Booth will meet his sister during her voyage for an interview. Booth plans to leave Canada in June for Australia with command including New Zealand Tasmania and Australian colonies.
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Toronto
Onit
U. P.J
Herbert Booth
Salvation Army
British Columbia
Northwest
United States
Booth
Ballington
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
Fight Between Daly and Dunfee Canceled by Police
The Daly versus Dunfee bout planned for May has been called off after police refused to permit the event. Also an ad announces cleaned cisterns and cementing services and pumps at factory prices from E L Butts at 133 Indiana Avenue.
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Buffalo
U. P
James Daly
Joe Dunfee
Syracuse
Indiana-ave
City Hears Talks on Underground Wires for Telephone System
City officials met Monday to push the Central Union Telephone Company into underground wiring. The Board of Works sought to enforce the recent ordinance, but secrecy and evasive talks left many questions unanswered as attorneys debated who should bear the cost and franchise terms.
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Central Union Telephone Company
Board of Works
Bine Pragere
Ion Inorda
Mem Board
Mayer IT
Cris Curtis
Austin
Case in New Jersey v American Tobacco Company opens
Vice-Chancellor began testimony in the New Jersey case against the American Tobacco Company. John Miller, a local jobber, testified he was punished by the cigarette trust after buying from all major companies. He said he received no rebate and a 20 percent discount for early payment.
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N.C
U. P
Eed
New Jersey
American Tobacco Company
John KR. Miller
Cigarette Trust
Miller
Mr. Dunstatter
Miler
National Cigarette Company
Congressional battle forms in Crawfordsville contest
In Crawfordsville Indiana on April 6 delegates arrived for a hot congressional race. Dr. Tucker heads at the Nutt hotel while the Landis faction rests at the Robbins. C B Landis backs Gowdy Fairbanks prison ring groups as old soldiers support Tucker. Harrison and Graham round out candidates with a possible compromise emerging if tensions rise.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Dr. Tucker
Nutt Hotel
Landis
Robbins
C. B. Landis
Gowdy-Fairhbanks
Tucker
Harrison
Graham
Congress
McKinley
Allison
Three Italians Found Dead in Pittsburg Hotel Room
Three Italian guests at F. Torchia's hotel on Webster Avenue near Sixth Avenue were found dead in their room shortly after noon Monday. Authorities report they suffocated from gas.
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Pittsburg
U. P
F. Torchia
Webster Ave
Sixth-ave
Imauel Minger Nabbed in New York and Holmes Confesses
Wire whispers report Imauel Minger, famed for forging pens and counterfeits, captured in New York while Holmes completes a Philadelphia confession. Rumor says Holmes will recount twenty murders and provide details. Carlisle rejects any Democratic nomination not on a sound money platform. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad copy urges purification and vitality.
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Imauel Minger
New York
Holmes
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Confused Debate Over Presidential Action and Resolutions
A fragmented report describes officials weighing whether to take action on a question tied to the president. The piece notes that resolutions exist in multiple forms and are debated in official circles, with timing to be decided by the president.
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Maduntil
Ress
Sherrick Sees McKinley Carry Ohio At Convention
Canton banker and former Ohio state senator Johnson Sherrick backs McKinley for the nomination. He says Democrats are in a bind from prior policies and favors tariff reform over protectionism, criticizing taxation of one to protect another and noting New York bankers influence.
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U. P
Johnson Sherrick
Canton
Melkinsey Cand
Sin
Francisco
Boy Swile
Fie
Canton First National Bank
Ail Treasurur
Canton Hardware Company
Ohio
McKintey
Sherrick
Cleveland
Wilson
Chauncey
Morten
New York
Knife and razor affray at boarding house ends in pursuit
Police seek Thomas Kane after a violent Saturday night clash with George Feu at the A P A forum near Michigen street and State avenue. Feu, cut with a long knife and razor blade fragments removed, appeared in court Monday with head wounds. Kane fled and remains at large as Feu’s case continues.
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Thomas Kane
George Feu
Ff & D
Michigen St
State Ave
Feu
Kane
Desperado Killer John Selman Shot in El Paso
John Selman the famed killer of desperadoes including John Wesley Hardin lies wounded with a bullet hole in El Paso Texas. U S Deputy Marshal Scarborough shot him four times on Sunday after Selman threatened to kill him in a confrontation.
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EL Paso
Texs
U. P
John Selman
John Wesley Hardin
U.S
Scarborough
Selman
Two New Mayors Take Oath In Pittsburg And Alleghany
Mayors Melkenna of Pittsburg and Kennedy of Alleghany vacated city chairs at noon Monday. Their successors, H. P. Ford in Pittsburg and Charles Geyer in Alleghany, were inaugurated in brief ceremonies with no incident.
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Pittsburg
Melkenna
Kennedy
Alleghany
H. P. Ford
Charles Geyer
Editor Dies in Geneva at 55
Geneva editor William O. Bunn, 55, of the Geneva Courier, died at his home Sunday evening from consumption. Formerly from Homer, he worked in newspapers there, then moved to Geneva six years ago and bought the Courier plant from James Malette.
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Geneva
N. Y
U. P
William O. Bunn
Geneva Courier
Bunn
Homer
Courier
James Malette
Death of Cambridge man who helped banana trade growth
William T. Henshaw of Cambridge died in Fitchburg at age 60. He originated the banana importing business and was among the original mugwumps and a member of the Massachusetts tariff reform league.
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Boston
U. P.j
William T. Henshaw
Cambridge
Fitchburg
Vote on Cuba resolutions fills House galleries
The House approved the conference report on Cuba by a 244 to 27 vote. Republicans listed the negative votes while a mix of Democrats and Republicans opposed suspending rules to consider the river and harbor appropriation bill for the year ending June 30, 1897.
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Mr. Fitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Committee On Conference
Senate
Cuba
House
Messrs
Arnold
Rhode Island
Atownod
Massachusetts
Black
New York
Boutelle
Maine
Daniels
Toraper
Gillet
Gillett
Grout
Vermont
le Frere
McCah
Moody
Poole
Simpkins
Mass
Wadsworth
Walker
Virginia
Wright
Masachusetts
Berry
Kentucky
Georgia
Culberson
Texas
Emett
Elliott
South Carolina
Lockhart
North Carolina
Tucker
Turner
Tyler
Hooker
River and Harbor
Change of venue granted in Emma Booker assault case
Judge McCray moves the trial of Booker from Marion county to Noblesville on a charge of assault with intent to murder Mrs Emma Peel. Prosecutor sought to compel defendant to reveal sources questioning fair trial prospects but objections were sustained. Public opinion criticized the venue change while noting past murder acquittal and projected trial costs around 8500 plus 2500.
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McCray
Emma Peel
Marion County
Booker
Noblesville
Important Convention Aims Tariff Commission Meet
S. B. Archer of New York, secretary of the National tariff commission league, arrived in Detroit to consult with convention promoters about a national gathering of tariff commission advocates. He says Cleveland and Kansas City want the event, predicting at least 2000 supporters will attend. nearly all of 200 U.S. commercial bodies have appointed delegates.
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Detroit
U. P
S. B. Archer
New York
National Tariff Commission League
Archer
Cleveland
Kansas City
United States
Blaze destroys Anderson Big Four round-house
A blaze at the Big Four round-house in Anderson Indiana early Monday destroyed the facility. An oil tank exploded spreading burning oil over the structure and preventing firefighters from stopping the flames. Six locomotives suffered heavy damage and losses reach about ten thousand dollars.
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Anderson
Ind
Ailsa Wins Vacat Race From Nice To Monaco
The large waters vacat race from Nice to Monaco and return was won by the Ailsa on Monday with Satanita second and Britannia third.
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U. P
Nice
Monaco
Charles Slocomb Pead Dies at 43 in St. Louis
Charles P. Slocomb, traveling salesman for the Simmonds Hardware Co of St. Louis, is found dead at his home 451 Park Ave. He was 43, leaves a widow and four children.
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Charles Slocomb
Charles P. Slocomb
Simmonds Hardware Company
St. Louis
Parkave
Weather Outlook for Indianapolis in 36 Hour Forecast
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers the 36 hours ending Monday night into Tuesday. Expect variable clouds and periods of light precipitation with cool temperatures and light winds.
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Indianapolis
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