Indiana Republican State Central Committee Chooses Mansfield
The Indiana Republican state central committee elected Robert Mansfield as secretary after 11 ballots on Tuesday afternoon. Other nominees included A. M. Hadley and N. L. Smith of Indianapolis, R. A. Brown of Franklin, B. Carter of Seymour, B. Oglesbie of Plymouth, Warren Bigeler of Wabash, and O. M. Yichenor of Princeton. James Henry was reappointed treasurer and George Osborne became vice-chairman. The state convention is set for May 7 with about 1,500 delegates. district conventions to pick national delegates occur March 19. The new committee endorsed Gen. Harrison for president amid denials of party disloyalty.
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Robert Mansfield
Republican State Central Committee
Jack
Mansfield
A. M. Hadley
N. L. Smith
Indianapolis
R.A. Brown
Franklin
Carter
Seymour
RB. Oglesbie
Plymouth
Warren Bigeler
Wabash
O. M. Yichenor
Princeton
James Henry
State Bank
George Osborne
Marion
Gen. Harrison
Indiana
Nebeker
Gowds
Yeemen
Palvnanis Lehorme
Somebdy
Riley Medween
Pickbanks
Terre Time
Puesdiy
MacKeen
Fairbanks
Judge Beker
Federal Court
Lew Wallace
Lere
John Peter Crever Shanks
Ozra N. Cranor
Isaiat BP. Watts
Charles J. Tlenry
Spain may send 17000 more men to Cuba
Premier Canovas del Castillo conferred with minister of war Senor Azcarraga Tuesday evening about sending reinforcements to Cuba and calling 17000 additional men into active service. Also reported, Royal Tammer, suspected of dealing in southern ice, was arrested Wednesday, taken to the police station, and 200 lottery tickets were found on his person before his release on bond.
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Spain
Cuba
Maparin
U. P
Canovas del Castillo
Senor Azzcarraga
Gary
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cull
Mark KK. Rodriguez
Louis Sommerman
Havana
United States
Woman in Black Donates Walnut Rail Violin to State Museum
A quiet visitor in a black shawl delivered a carved violin and bow to the Indiana State Museum through Geologist Blatchley. The instrument, made from a walnut rail split in 1931 by John Li. Price of Center township Laughlin, was documented with a receipt and placed in a glass case.
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State Museum
Geologist Blatchley
State House
Mr. Blatchley
Pitezel Letter Skeptical of Corbitt Claims
Coroner Casteron received a letter from Canning father of Mrs. Benjamin Pitezel of Galva Illinois. The letter, with a Chicago clipping, expresses disbelief in Detective Corbitt’s innocence claims regarding Frank Holmes and questions Corbitt’s credibility.
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Castor
Canning
Benjamin Pitezel
Galva
Chicago
Corbitt
Ti. Tfolmes
Mir Canhing
Burned homicide at horse Lick claims two held
Janet Ry and Chris? Dones were killed in a house fire at Horse Lick Jackson County. Jack and Zion Comedius, brothers, are jailed on charred-crime charges. An old grudge reportedly fueled the act as detectives piece together the deadly night.
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Taucu Moxp
Janet
Chris Dones
Horse Lick
Jackson Coun
Jack
Zion Comedius
Visiting Lover Harasses Woman Across Jacobson Place
Mrs Riobert Clark of 18 Jacobson Place asks police to intervene with Tarry Pruitt, a former admirer now threatening or stalking her after she married. She says he refuses to end the pursuit and has caused her distress.
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Harry
Riobert Clark
Jacobson Place
Police Department
Tarry Pruitt
AMU Sigsnts and VIrtuos at Grand and Park Theatres
AMU signs Sol Smith Russell presenting the rivals at the Grand Tuesday. The performance drew less praise than opening night as Russell departs from earlier characterizations in Bol Acres. Wednesday offers Val entine's Christmas and An Everyday Man. Minnie Maddern Fiske will headline next week in The Queen of Liars as Marie Deloche. The Park hosts the German brothers in The Gilhoolys Abroad, noted for its musical comedy lack of horseplay. The Brothers Byrne present Eight Bells at English's Thursday through Saturday with new scenery and a rewritten final act. An Empire week features Irwin Bros. vaudeville. Advance seat sales begin Thursday.
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Sol Smith Russell
Russell
Bol Acres
Quintine
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Marie Deloche
Byrne
English’s
The
Empire
Irwin Bros
Cincinnati
Dustless oats and tonic laxative promise energy
Advert reads about Janes Dustless Oats for horses and Lemon Tonic Laxative in 50 cent bottles claiming to boost energy appetite and mental clarity for users. It promotes reliable energy and a sharper mind through tonic and oats.
Massacre at Marash Central Turkey Angers Boston
A Bostonian in Constantinople details a planned massacre at Marash Oct 26 to Nov 17. Armenian shops looted, Christians killed, many women and children executed or tortured, American academy leaders slain, mass desecration and plunder. Survivors left destitute as sultan seeks to avert European intervention.
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Boston
U. P.J
Constantinople
Marash
Turkey
Lessin
Phirdey
Hone Sd
Samal
Burope
Poor Jessie AELEBUEN laid to rest after tragic overdose
Jessie Milburn was buried at Crown Hill cemetery after dying from carbolic acid poisoning at a Courisr resort. Mrs. Milburn hid the body when a dental college sought possession, and a burial was arranged at Collier and Murphy's chapel. Clergymen Rev Rawls and Rev Wheeler led services with hymns as residents and women from the house attended.
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Jessie Milburn
Crown Hill
Courisr
City Hospital
Dental College
Jessie
Denison Quail-Shooting Record Set in Southwest
Kansas shooter Joe Tazelton killed 181 quail in a single all day shoot in Denison Texas from sunrise to sunset. He used a Gordon setter and set what is claimed as the greatest quail shooting record in the southwest.
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Denison
Tex
U. P
Joe Tazelton
Gordon
Lazelton
Kansas
Death of an Odd Character in Indianapolis
Ferdinand Mackey an Italian, found dead in his room at 808 Washington St. He lived with Louis Antorelli who runs a confectionery there. Mackey, about 40, had resided in Indianapolis 14 years and in America 28. Rumors of valuable papers and three sons abroad haunted him. a mysterious fire destroyed his possessions and papers two days before Christmas. An autopsy had long been sought, with burial planned by Antorelli on Tuesday.
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Ferdinand Mackey
Washington St
Ile
Louis Antorelli
Indianapolis
America
Ife
Anterelli
Dolar
Jett
Mackey
Market
Pennsylvaniasts
Usta
Antercus
Secrecy on Cuban Ship Fire Ends in Wreck Near Haenanmat
Report notes Cubans in New York City kept silent about the destruction of the ship Jo W. Trawkins, which foundered 5 miles east-southeast of Haenemat. Ammunition was dumped as the steamer burned after battle with Spain. Crew reportedly saved. funds and full crew details disputed.
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Nea Vora
Jo W. Trawkins
Haenemat
Sever Tives
Cosmas
Spain
Salvador Arcors
Four Miners Reported Dead In Twin Shaft Explosion
PIA telephone message from Pitts ton junction near noon Wednesday said a terrible explosion hit the Twin shaft. Four miners viewed as killed and several injured. Later reports clarified none died immediately but two died from burns.
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Serantos
PIAA
Pittston Junction
Tragic fall on train near Galva halts actor
Jobo L. Sylvan, traveling from Rock Island to Springfield to perform at the opera house, reportedly fell from the rear of a Rock Island and Peoria Wain traveling at eighty miles an hour between Galva and Lafayette. He is not believed seriously hurt.
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Chcaco
U. P.J
Galva
Jobo L. Sylvan
Rock Island & Peoria
Lafayette
Rock Island
Springfield
Various 19th century notices from Bombay to Chicago
The column lists diverse items: the thakur of Bhanaguar in Bombay is dead. Whitelaw Reid rests in Arizona. T Skidmore of Newburgh dies. Yale may contest Hudson negetta tor winners. Charles Wisner to Lake View Church in Chicago at 4000 yearly. St Lawrence marble company Gouy enneur NY in receivership with debts 154 915. Louis Gordon found guilty of arson after 44 days trial, insured stock then set fire. Des Moines Register accuses Associated Press of bias in McKinley coverage. German Reichstag thanks government for stopping aggressive US insurance practices. Lemon Tome Laxative promotes energy appetite and clarity.
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Thakur
Bhanaguar
Bombay
Whitelaw W Reid
Arizona
T. Skidmore
Newburg
N. Y
Board of Trade
Yale
Charles Wisner
Philadelphia
Lake View Church
Chicago
St. Lawrence Marble Company
Gouyeneur
Louis Gordon
New York
Des Moines Register
Associated Press
Register
Telegraph News
McKinley
Reichstag
Foreign Relations Debate Splits over Cuban Belligerency
Two resolutions from the Foreign Relations Committee were presented in the Senate. The minority report urged recognizing belligerent rights for Cuban insurgents immediately while the majority urged a measured approach. The discussion highlighted Cuba Spain war policy and U S interests with implications for Americans and commerce.
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the Foreign Relations Committee
Spain
Belligrents
Mlorcan
Cuba
Alr Call
Cameron
Conan
Ciba
Amtrong Qenert
United States
Guha
Whielh
Thishind
Cotuin
Cin
America
Congress
Slorgan
Slorgan, Among Them Being Mr. Morgan
Lodge
Gray
Tourpie
Frye
Arizona Judge Under Fire as Justice Probe Opens
Long list of local legal and civic items: Chief Justice Piya Baker of Arizona faces malfeasance and unbecoming conduct charges. An inspector from Washington arrives to audit court records. Other items cover engine house plans, a printing loss, groundhog day, saloon cases, a divorce ruling, stolen items, whist league convention, and various court continuances. Also listed are obituaries and marriage licenses with several local names and ages.
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Promsix
Ariz
Piya
C. Baker
Si Rveme Court
Arizona
Pianix
Louis
Jordan
Jude
Washington
Dudge Baker
Se Hu
Walter
Board of Safety
Ncew
Ivrank G. Castor
Massachusetts Ave
Abraham Cline
Greeman’s
Indiana League
Indianapolis
American Association
McCray
Cotton
Booker
Sellers
Isaac Miller
Charles Moore
Moore
Miller
Brutus
Chas
Eva Vincent
Nick
Mrs. Reader
McCleland
Adam
Applina Burkhart
Omer
Ola Robertson
Nathan
Emma Bowen
Dratus
Kate Keefe
Michael Ginz
Lizabeth Groves
Rigdon Whitfield
Thos. Cochran
Nellie Flynn
Bersheba Simmons
Wm. A. Landra
Ida B. Case
Edward A
Mayor Eligibility and Licenses in Question
The article discusses whether Thomas Tageart is eligible to be governor, noting statutes and legal opinions about mayoral powers, license revocation, and judicial authority. It cites Attorney Rooke and references acts of 795 chapter 1é6, plus cases about police and court procedures. It also mentions Kernan's theft incident and a postoffice inspector incident near Fourth Avenue.
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Thomas Tageart
Rooke Wi
Alay
Denny
Subpena
Mr. Rucker
Cies
Govu
St Paul Steamer Moved Forty Feet in Tide Lift
New York wire reports the stranded steamer St Paul was moved about 20 feet by a favorable tide at 4 a.m. Wednesday, with the stern also edging seaward four degrees, increasing hopes to float the vessel by high spring tide Thursday. the vessel carries 3 million in gold now removed. Also, the 1895 health department report shows 2237 deaths, population 165000, with death rates and causes including consumption, pneumonia, brain trouble, diphtheria, and scarlet fever.
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New York
U. P
St. Paul
Gooa Hachelor
Health Department
Scarlette
To Cure a Cold in One Deg Take Laxative Quinine Tablets
Ad ad claims a single degree cure with Bromo Quinine tablets. Refund offered if the remedy fails to relieve, urging readers to contact Frank Butts at 198 Indigna-ave by telephone for refunds and further information.
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Frank Butts
Indigna-ave
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Herothers
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Shay & Willitts
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