Taubeneck's Fate Lies With Populist Convention
St Louis July 16 The People's Party national convention will clash over ousting Chairman Taubeneck as leaders push for a new chairman and national committee. Taubeneck resists endorsing other party candidates, while McDowell and Weller supporters maneuver amid shifts in the silver party. Delegates from states and territories will assemble at Music Hall for the July 9 meeting with appointments announced for sergeant at arms and committee roles.
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McDowell
Ryan
Congress
Silver Party
People's Party
Kaxposition Music Hall
Union
Alaska
Meltowell
Ant
Krank
J. Ritehje
Reifsnider
Wt.w. Bell
St. Louis
Eugene Smith
Chicago
J. J. Ale Parlin
Lockport
N. V.l
Fatal pedestrian struck by train at Union Station in Indianapolis
John Spering of 98 Vessersl was fatally struck by a Big Four switch engine at Union station. He died at St. Vincent's hospital about 3:30 p.m. Surviving details note he was distracted while crossing the tracks. A jack was needed to lift tracks to recover his body, tearing part of the platform. Forecast for Indianapolis: fair, warmer Thursday night, and Friday for 36 hours ending 8 p.m. July 47.
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John Spering
Vessersl
Union Station
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Warrants Issued for Pursell and Burk in Assault Case
Justice Sears issued arrest warrants for Herman Pursell and Andrew Burk of Brightwood on charges of assault and battery. Witnesses say the pair attacked two young ladies after they left a car near Bradshaw's grocery during a gathering at Hartley's home, unprovoked according to Hartley and Hep ler.
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Herman Pursell
Andrew Burk
Brightwood
William J. Hartley
T. B. Hepler
Pursell
Burk
Justice Sears
Hartley
Mr. Hepler
Bradshaw's Grocery
Hartley's
Democrats plan ratification meeting in Tomlinson hall
In Albany Indiana on July 16 the state Democratic meeting set a Saturday evening ratification event in Tomlinson hall with committees appointed for details Gov Matthews to preside and Senator Turpie to speak Judge W T Zenor of Corydon was nominated for Congress in the Third district over Tos B Buskirk Paoli and James K Marsh Jeffersonville The convention endorsed the national ticket and platform Hardwood mantels shares Z no M Lilly
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New “Albany
Inn
W. T. Zenor
Corydon
Democracy
Tos. B. Buskirk
Paoli
James XK. Marsh
Jeffersonville
Republicans Plot 60 Day Campaign From Cleveland Meeting
The Republican National Committee in Cleveland plans a brisk 60 day campaign to counter free silver and unite voters around a single financial system. Henry Payne and Chester Dawes lead Chicago and western efforts while Osborne of Massachusetts directs New York operations. Meeting details include campaign publication, finance and public speaking subcommittees, with possible reshuffling to fill Hanna’s vacancy and calls to Canton to consult McKinley.
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Republican National Committee
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Cleveland
Chicago
Ale Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Chester Gy Dawes
Illinois
New York
Osborne
Massachusetts
Meumley
Jett
Oelack
Canton
Inday
Hanna
Pratt
Cornelius N. Bliss
Ipany
Fuure
Babcock
Republican Campaign Committee
Mir
Thomas TH. McRice
Howuse of Representatives
Washington
Amij. McKinley
Man Struck by Streetcar Near Belt Road
An elderly man about 68 to 71 was struck by streetcar 198 as he walked beside the Belt road near Toughville. He died about half an hour later at City hospital from head injuries and possible skull fracture. An envelope in his pocket bore the name John Barney Box 346 Martinsville Ind. Albert Atkins was the car conductor.
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Toughville
John Barney
Martinsville
Ind
Albert Atkins
Births and deaths and marriages notice roundup
Births list includes George and Montie Kemp. Langston. Dunlap. Schmidt. Wals. Roth. Falender. Bornstein. Deaths note Winnie Penrose. H P Randall. James Benderson. Miller. Marriages license entries for Riggs Horne. Franklin Wigington. Hagett Ropiland. Rauser Fields.
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George and
Montie Kemp
Yanderst
Mary Langston
Brookside Ave
William and
Annie Dunlap
Martindaleave
John and
Emma Schmidt
Kentucky Ave
Peter and
Julia Wals
Sharp-st
Caspar and
Carrie Roth
S. Union-st
Levy and
Fenie Falender
S. Maplest
Annie Bornstein
Winnie Penrose
W. Addison-st
H. P. Randall
Delaware-st
James Benderson
Yandes
Grace’ “Ropiland
George Rauser
Pearl, Fields
Kansas divorce ruling could upend legitimacy of children
A Kansas Court of Appeals decision potentially voids divorces granted in the state over the past years, risking widespread illegitimacy among children and upheaval in custody and property rights. Experts warn a ruling affecting Oklahoma and the Dakotas would trigger a social revolution among prominent families and force legal redress to settle inherited rights.
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Oklahoma
Dakotas
Frederics
Coudert
Board splits over superintendent crisis and church rift
A school board feud over Supt Goss and Pat O’Meara leads to potential replacements with Charles Many Pendergast and Frank Metzger as top contenders. In a separate case Campbell and Culver scandal divides the Sixth Christian Church, pitting elder David Smock against Wiley as factions threaten to sever ties.
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Vonnegut
Supt
Goss
Tapis
Mr. Vonnegut
Cross
Pat O'Meara
Charles Many
Pendergast
Frank Metzger
Scott
Blackledge
Hendrickson
Library
Miss Browning
Alley Episode Ends in Gunfire and Bite Incident
William Groveberry and his wife witnessed a confrontation with Dee Shipman on 378 EL Georgia Rd. Groveberry fired twice toward Shipman after urging a return to be licked. Shipman bit Groveberry’s arm when he paused then attacked. Police reported a riot but made no arrests.
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Am Alley
William Groveberry
EL -Georgia Sr
Dee Shipman
Groveberry
Shipman
Two Teenagers Tried for Storebreak and Theft
John Snyder aged 17 and George Stewart aged 18 faced criminal court for breaking into Sylvander Felton's store and stealing tobacco, cigars, and about 25 pocket knives. Snyder blamed Stewart. Stewart testified Snyder helped little. The judge sentenced Snyder to seven months in the workhouse and Stewart to 90 days.
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John Snyder
George Stewart
Sylvander Felton
Stewart
Snyder
McCray
Drowned man H C Rogers linked to Indianapolis
H C Rogers a former Coe Indianapolis resident was drowned at Antioch along the Wisconsin Central railroad near Chicago. He was of a certain age. His wife was formerly Miss Loomis of Indianapolis. His parents Mr and Mrs A D Rogers of 417 Park are not in the city.
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H. C. Rogers
Coe Indianapolis
Antioch
Town
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Chicago
Miss Loomis
Indianapolis
A. D .Rogers
Park
Indiana bi metallists name delegates to St Louis convention
A St Louis bound meeting of Indiana bimetallists selected ten delegates at large including Eugene Vo Debs and Theodore Harrison to endorse Bryain and Sewall for the bimetallist convention. The group denied Patterson as secretary and hinted at press intrigue while noting indorsement of the Chicago convention platform.
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St. Louis
English Hotel
Franklin Landers
WW. T. Smith
Eugene Vo Debs
Terre Haute
J. B. Cheadle
Frankfort
Theodore Harrison
Indianapolis
Anson Walcott
Walcott
John
State board inspects Masteri insane hospital at Piedmanoad
The State board of charities visited Masteri insane hospital Wednesday and found conditions excellent with cordial staff and orderly wards. Most inmates dine at two large tables, with recent building work completed, and an escape incident noted but managed. Picknell, secretary, praised the institution as first class.
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Masteri Insane Hospital
Piedmanoad
Rietie
Board of Charities
Picknell
State Board of Charities
Vanished witness eyed in Boyd murder at Laies saloon
Corquer Castor suspects a missing woman linked to the killing of Boyd in Laies saloon, where he was last seen with her. Hoffbauer, arrested after the tragedy, is held on bond. Police search the city’s northeast for the woman who disappeared as the fight began, while coroner Castor and officer Toffhauer seek more information.
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Corquer Castor
Boyd
Laies
Kort
Diiter
Castor
Joe Toffhauer
Hoffbauer
Pleasant View Lutheran festival and local notices
Thursday evening a Pleasant View Lutheran church festival is planned a mile and a half west of Grand Ripple. The fire department is praised for its work during the Lieber's brewery fire with a $100 contribution to the Firemen's Pension Fund. Local orders and firms are listed with capital stocks. A colored man Minos Goodal was fined for assault and battery after a dispute with Charles Smith. Gov. W J Northern of Georgia attends a meeting on the fruit industry. John T. Dye calls for a sound money league among Indianapolis youth. The Board of Safety reports crime and fire statistics for June and workhouse dispositions.
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Ladies of Pleasant View Utheran Church
Grand Ripple
Lieber
Albert Lieber
Taggart
Walhalla Grove
United Ancient Order of Druid
John T. Dye
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Ex-Governor W. E. Russell Dies at Canadian Camp
News of ex Gov William E Russell of Massachusetts death arrives from Little Pabos Quebec where he died in his tent after returning from Chicago. Heart disease suspected, body sent to Boston after inquest. Russell, born 1857 in Cambridge, served as mayor and governor, famed for stump speaking and reforms proposals.
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W. E. Russell
Adelatdiin DI
Russell
Francis Peabody
William Hustis Russell
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Boston University Law School
Suffolk Bar
Ames
Gov. Brackett
Hungerford in Italy Laments Prolonged Illness at 100
ROM July 16. Col Daniel Hungerford father of Mrs John W Mackay remains critically ill in centennial villa Ada Italy. Reports say his condition has not improved since December and death is feared, with liver disease listed as the cause and a question of time.
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U. P
Daniel . Hungerford
John W. Mackay
Second Water Wells Frank Butts 133 Ind aye
Second Water Wells reports Frank Butts 133 Ind aye. Phon
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Ind
Aye
Phon
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