Weaver Easily Wins Ad Gen. Fields 18 The Tail of the Ticket
Omnibus report from Omaha and Omaha Neb July 5 details the United People's Party convention. Gen James B Weaver gains support amid a crowded rancorous night session. The platform calls for railroads to be owned by people, currency reform, and direct government action. Debates over Weaver versus Gresham shape the nominating scene.
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People’s Party
Gresham
Omana
Neb
T.V
Powderly
Weaver
Chicago
EE Orref
W. Q. Gresham
H. L.oucks
Birman
J. W. Hayes
Loucks
James B. Weaver
Farmers’ Alliance
Taubeneck
Teleim
Dr. Houser
Ben. Terrell
Texas
Gen. Jas, Field
Virginia
Field
Terrell
OmuaHa
People's Party
Press News
Coliseum
National Committee For
Minneapolis
Leavitt
Call of States
Alabama
Ben Yerrell
Samuel Leavitt
Illinois
Cordage Trust
Harvey
Florida
Finois
Fields
James Wright Beverly
Narrow Escape on O I W Tracks in West Indianapolis
A West Indianapolis car stalled crossing the O I W tracks on Kentucky avenue Tuesday afternoon. The driver warned passengers to jump. Mia Teague of 409 East Pearl Street jumped and suffered a dislocated left leg and bad bruising. Powers Murphy's ambulance took her home. She claims a man in the car pushed her to the ground as the train grazed the vehicle.
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Indianapolis
Kentucky Ave
Mia
Teague
E. Pearl
Powers & Murphy's
Burlington to Build Large Passenger Depot In Chicago
Burlington announces purchase of a full block at Taylor andDekoven streets in Chicago to erect a large passenger station for its own use. The Union depot lease ends soon and plans call for an imposing structure within the one mile limit pending further details.
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Burlington
Taylor and Dekovensts
Union Depot
No Quorum Delays House Bid on Free Coinage Bill
Washington dispatches report a sparse House floor with not more than 75 members present. Debate included Mr Bland seeking committee leeway while Mr Tracy objected, and a quorum dispute led to a vote to recall absentees. Senate lines note Capitol sanitation panel finding defective plumbing.
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Washineton
Tracy
Bland
Two Men Perish In Morrisania Stable Fire
A Morrisania New York stable fire on Tuesday morning killed two youths, Wm McGoldrick aged 19 and Bernard Sinclair 17, who were found burned inside after firefighters arrived and attacked the blaze. The fire caused little property damage but produced a horrifying scene as the entire front of the stable burned away.
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Morrisanuta
New York
Morrisania
Wm. McGoldrick
Bernard Sinclair
Election in Lannon and Corydon District Victory
Estimates place a liberal majority around 150 in the election, with potential for a larger margin. A radical named Tordan hanged himself upon learning of a conservative win in Corydon. Elections were held in 23 London districts with indications radicals would prevail.
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Lonpox
Tordan
Corydon
London
Carnegie firm seeks 100 deputies to guard steel works
Carnsuis's Gall Pirrspure July 5 The Carnegie company asked Sheriff McCleary on Tuesday for the appointment of 100 deputy sheriffs to guard the Home stead steel works where 3,800 amalgamated workmen are now locked out Evinavurex Scotland July 5 Andrew Carnegie received the freedom of Aberdeen city in recognition of his gift of a thousand pounds to the Aberdeen library
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McCleary
Homestead
Evinavurex
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Aberdeen
Execution of Matthias Hadelt for monastery murder
Matthias Hadelt, condemned at Valence for slaying Father Idlefont, the procurator of the trappist monastery at Aiguebelle, and robbing the monastery, was executed by guillotine on Tuesday in Paris, marking the grim culmination of the crime.
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Matthias Hadelt
Valence
Father Idlefont
Aiguebelle
Berger Kills Boy Then Ends His Own Life at Brewery
At Ochs’ brewery in Louisville on Tuesday morning, George Berger accidentally shot William Ochs, the proprietor’s son, fatally wounding him. Berger then went to a remote area of the brewery and killed himself, ending the tragedy.
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George ‘Berger
William Ochs
Kittell Case Opens as Evidence Securing Goods Hindered
In the Kittell grand larceny case prosecutor Holtzman argues goods cannot be secured as evidence due to obstacles by defense and defendant’s brother in law in Cincinnati. Henry Kahn testifies to shortages in Kahn tailoring firm stock with fire at the warehouse prompting scrutiny of stock books and company papers. Bailiff Sheehan recalls safekeeping of a box of samples during transport and court proceedings.
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Holtzman
U Eckhart & Bernheim
Cincinnati
Baldwin
Henry Kahn
Kahn Tailoring Company
Duncan
Tom Sheehan
Tom
Distressed crowd fills police court for a Tuesday session
A rowdy scene at the police court saw Jacob Milligan, Thomas Kelly, Charles Kalnick and John McCarty fined a dollar each after a night of excessive fireworks. Belle Miller was busted for attempting to paint the courthouse with blue lights and was later deemed untrustworthy in her robbery claim. J E Hancock’s sister faced charges after a cited run with a questionable companion, receiving a sixty dollar fine and 30 days in the workhouse. Thus Manley, after an umbrella and brick exchange, paid ten dollars for disturbing the peace while Katie Wiles was released.
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Charles Kalnick
John McCarty
Belle Miller
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Eureka-st
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Fayette St
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Emma Cowdrey
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Vincent’s
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Tecumseh St
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East-st
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Cline
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Isaac D. Lamount
Milila Moore
Harmony and Money at Harri son gathering in Brigantine
Ex Senator Hill of Colorado joined notable Republicans including Hamilton Disston Gen Hatch Gen Ordway Congressman Mitchell ex Chairman Jones and Postmaster McKean at Congressman Harmer s Brigantine cottage to discuss President Roosevelt s planned self funded campaign and party unity. The meeting, called by President Harrison, aimed to align funds and reduce factional tensions over Clarkson Platt and Quay.
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Harmer
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Jones
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Platt
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Firearm mishaps and parade mark Indianapolis celebration
Fireworks at Fairview park sparked injuries as bystanders were struck by rocket sticks and a pistol discharged injuring a youth. A large crowd paraded through the city to Armstrong park for a prize drill with victories for New Albany, Logansport, and Wabash. Fire damage and streetcar crowding amid the celebration marred the day.
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Cesar
James Hart
James
City Hospital
Lizzie Lynn
Lindenst
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Shelbyville
Illinois St
Powers & Murphy
Elizabeth Sheets
Delaware St
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Lee Lyster
East-sit
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Johnny Wyatt
Washingtonst
Emanuel French
Madison Ave
Armstong’s Park
Armstrong’s Park
Carnahan
SK. of P
Indianapolia Light Infantry
Governor’s Guards
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Indianapolis Light Artillery
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Noblesville
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Richmond
Hagerstown
Logansport
Wabash
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greencastle
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Priest in Politics Incident at Lough Macrory Chapel
On Sunday at Lough Macrory chapel, Father Murphy denounced Parnellite candidate Mr Plunkett. Plunkett and supporters withdrew to the chapel yard as locals incited by the priest attacked them with stones, injuring Plunkett and Mr Killen. New hat racks noted.
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Dustin
Plunkett
Loughmacrory
Father Murphy
Killen
Banker’s Daughter Death Triggers Obsessive Grief at Cemetery
Vincennes Indiana reports on Wilson M Tyler a prominent banker who shot himself at his daughter’s grave after years of mourning his favorite child’s death. The tragedy follows her Chicago wedding and a sequence of grief stricken days. Ravachol execution date secrecy and a planned Montbrison scaffold add to Paris turmoil. A bakery accident at Bryce’s injures Henry Schrope while a boy named Alexander suffers severe burn injuries from playing with powder near St Marys Street.
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Ind
J— Wilson M. Tyler
Frank Richie
Chicago
al Vincennes
Ravachol
Paris
Montbrison
Manana
Bryce’s Bakery
Henry Schrope
City Hospital
Powers & Murphy
Alexander
St. Mary’s St
Jose
Christian Ave
Kregelo & Whitsett
Mrs. Morrisons Outing and Public Notices in Indiana
A compilation of varied items: presidential voyage to Loon Lake with Mrs. Harrison, a large St. Louis mill fire, political moves and resignations, party clubs, a physician death, a funeral, hotel market outlook, horse entries for fall races, a divorce suit, building permits, birth and death notices, and several marriage licenses reflecting local civic activity and legal events in Indiana and beyond.
School Board Reorganizes as Frenzel Leads New Majority
The old board vacates power and the new Democratic majority, with John P. Frenzel as president, forms. Henry Roth treasurer and Charles Adam secretary are elected. Miss Emma Ridenour named assistant secretary. Debate over Hendrickson’s salary and building inspector duties ends unresolved amid claims of personal interest and political influence.
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Messrs. Baker
Buddenbaum
Williams
Henry Russe
0. C. Roth
Chas. Adam
Scott
Johnpee Frenzel
Adam
Roth
Emma Ridenour
Hendrickson
Chas. A. Dryer
Messrs. Roth
Scott and
Galvin
Russe
Frenzel
Garver
Sun
John P. Frenzel
Irenzel
Frenze
Arso
Rioters Clash With Police On Chicago Lakefront
Rioting began on the lake front Tuesday morning as police tried to drive excursion steamers from the Van Buren street deck at the world's fair piers. Crews resisted with sledge hammers and hot water from hoses. several arrests and injuries reported.
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Curiaco
Lake Front
van Burenst
Fair Grounds
Henry Syndicate
McGregor
Josie Davidson
Governor grants pardon to dying prisoner
James Hopkins aged 19, dying of consumption in the southern penitentiary, was pardoned by the governor on Tuesday. He had been sentenced in 1888 for manslaughter.
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Campbell
Republican National Committee
James Hopkins
Southern Penitentiary
Southern Lynching in Jaster ALA July 5
An unknown African American man who tried to assault two white women was captured in a swamp near Jaster Alabama and shot by a mob. The incident underscores vigilante justice as authorities did not intervene.
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Ala
Frightful Fourth of July Balloon Tragedy in Boston
A Boston Fourth of July celebration ends in disaster as balloon Gov. Russell crashes into the harbor. Aeronaut Geo A Rogers dies, assistant Thomas Fenton perishes from gas, and D L Goldsmith survives after rescue. Other late night incidents reported in Illinois and Pennsylvania include accidental amputations, fatal head injuries, drownings, and a deadly fireworks explosion.
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Boston
Geo. A. Rogers
Thomas Fenton
D. Ll. Goldsmith
City Press Association
Gov. Russell
Thomson
Fenton
Decatur
Fred. Sanders
Buico
Meavvitln
Arthur Hazeltine
Nellie Narramone
Cochranetown
C. C. Hood
Minnrarouis
Rufus Hogan
Laura Lewis
Ida Swanson
Lake Minitonka
Moonday
Oscar Sandell
Curiaco
Evanston
Lost at sea as Peter Stuart wreck claims crew
A shipwreck near Chebogne Nova Scotia Sunday night left 18 rescued from a 32 man crew. Captain Henry Brughes of the Peter Stuart perished. the vessel broke on rocks while bound from St Johns to Liverpool. The life boat survived and ferried the remaining sailors ashore. The Peter Stuart was insured, owned in Liverpool.
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Yarrmouth
N.S
Chebogne
Henry Brughes
Peter Stuart
St. Johns
Liverpool
Cheboyne Point
Executioner Sues Over Hanging Fee in Ohio
Columnus Ohio July 5 An executioner sues for 25 dollars claiming he should be paid for assisting in the hanging of Harvey the Dayton murderer. Brady acted as execution spectator while the warden earned 50 dollars for a hanging. the suit argues Brady deserved compensation.
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Harvey
Columnus
Ohio
Dayton
Brady
Baptism of Blood Predicted at Colored Man's Convention
A convention of colored men in Cincinnati Ohio on July 5 debated race interests. D A Rudd presided and resolutions urged Americans to protect Blacks from murder and mob law while affirming civil rights. A refugee from Arkansas warned that negras may spark a racial blood baptism in the south. Weather forecast for Indiana predicts warmer, fair for 36 hours through July 6, 1892.
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Arkansas
South
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