Convention Frays Split Republicans In Columbus
In Columbus on June 1 delegates and crowds swell as rival Republican forces clash over Nash and Cox nominations. After conferences and a chaotic night, Hanna allies press Foraker to rally against Nash, while McKisson and Daugherty push delegations to seat their claims. A large, excited audience fills streets, hotels, and public spaces with speeches and banners as Cox, Nash, and Hanna contest the convention lineup.
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Lumbus
Kurtz
McKisson
Daugherty
Hanna
Cox
Nash
Daugherty Marinemeg
Columbus
Great Southern
Foraker
Eld
State Central Committee
Peais
Hamilton ‘County
Holcomb
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Jones
Harry Daugherty
Nell House
Hans
Father's Wrath Targets Her Attacker in Gas Company Case
Charles Emerine foreman of the Manufacturers' gas company confronted his step daughter Gertrude after learning she had been with Sam Owens and William Walters. Owens was whipped and later bailed. Emerine pursued the men in Knightstown while stating the girl was punished for disobedience.
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Sam Owens
Yandes
Knightstown
Emerine
Walters
Tired of Liven So She Swallowed Poison Then Pump Saves
Fragmentary report describes a woman attempting self harm by swallowing poison. A pump assisted recovery after her mother and Dr. Griffith from the City Dispensary responded. The item references a Marion association meeting and memorial resolutions for John A. Finch with several named officials involved.
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Earth
Kentucky
Fanith
Dr. Griffith
Emma
Bar Association
Marion Jr. Association
John A. Finch
St. Paul
Minn. Schoods
Albert Baker
Eli F. Ritter
Gen
Smiley N. Chambers
William Laniel
Waite Howe
William A
W.P. Fishback
Messiitter
Howe
To. Branklin
State Medics Meet and Talk About Pills and Practice
The state medical society opened in Indianapolis with the Four Charter Members present. Dr. Florer of Texas joined as a distinguished guest. Attendees toured displays of medicines, surgical instruments, and botanical exhibits while committees reported on necrology and pending papers.
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Society
Dr. Florer
Texas
State Medical Society
Indianapolis
W. H. Wisbard
J. SM. Gaston
Tamesun
Indiamanis
T. Florer
H. Mr. Smith
Vincennes
Hark
Sesson
George F. Keifer
Lafayette
C. F. Boyden
Evansville
H. O. Paiizer
T. B. Eastman
Walker Schell
Terre Haute
W. H. Wishard
Dr. Wishard
Greenwood
Ind
Wishard
Mooresville
Acton
Dr. Gaston
Br. Gaston
Williamspore
University of New York
Boone County
Indiana Medical Society
Florer
Meridian
Miss
Died Suddenly and Stray Mare Reported Stolen
Died suddenly Jerome Friedrich 9 daughter of J C Friedrich 1259 W Twenty sixth st was ill Wednesday night died early next morning physicians said inflammation of bowels coroner notified no post mortem. Also stray mare stolen Sunday May 28 dark bay about 15 hands rope mark left hind leg 7 years old return to 711 Warman ave Haughville reward. Also many room rental notices and a craft listing for help.
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Tune V Friedrich
J. Cc. Friedrich
W. Twenty-sixth-st
Warman-ave
Haughville
A. N. Potiney
Shelby-st. E
Child abductee Marion Clark found in New York mountains
A telephone message says Marion Clark the abducted New York child was found alone in the mountains at West Haven Rockland County New York. Boys who located her are reportedly bound for New York on the West Shore Railway.
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Passaic
N. J
San
Marion Clark
New York
West Haven
Rockland County
West Shore Railway
Indiana Institute of Homeopathy Elects Officers
The Indiana Institute of Homeopathy closed its session with Dr. F. H. Huron of Danville as president and officers including Drs. Rebecca Rogers George Indianapolis Samuel Harrell Noblesville Dr. C. B. McCullough Indianapolis and Dr. Huron Tipton as treasurer. They discussed a proposed national medical law requiring a general examination for licensure and practice across states, a move opposed by some who favor state control. Finances of the institute are reported in excellent shape.
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Indiana Institute of Homeopathy
F. H. Huron
Danville
Rebecca Rogers George
Indianapolis
Samuel Harrell
Noblesville
C. B. McCullough
Huron
Tipton
Congress
Indianapolis Stock Market Report and City Grain Prices
Indianapolis on June 1 reports cattle receipts 300 with market fairly active and prices unchanged. Primals quoted for steers and stockers, plus butchers cattle and dairy cows, with wheat and corn futures and cash prices listed for No. 2 red wheat, corn varieties, oats, and timothy hay in city grain market summaries.
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Indianapolis
Shiel Anti-Trust Live Stock Market Report
R. R. Shiel & Co. reports fair receipts and heavy orders in Indianapolis on June 1, 1899. The market held about steady with other markets lower. quotes show cattle steady, pigs and light Yorkers strong, with varying lots and prices around 3.72 to 3.87 per unit.
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Estes
R. R. Shiel & Co
Indianapolis
Isrd
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