Harrity Sees No Bolt At Chicago Convention
PHILADELPHIA June 8 U P O Harrity expressed to a reporter that there will be no bolt in Chicago even if a free silver platform is adopted. He argues the silver boom is superficial and the party will choose sound money when delegates meet, relying on good Democrats’ patriotism and delegate selection rather than factional fights. He notes no silver advocates in Pennsylvania’s delegation and doubts any split will occur at St Louis or Chicago conventions.
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Suit of an Actress Henrietta Brown For Divorce
Mrs Henryetta Crossman Brown well known actress appeared in Youngstown Ohio court to testify for divorce from Sedley Brown. Testimony focused on her husband drinking habit and failure to support. Depositions from theatrical figures supported her claim. Brown made no defense. judge to decide after verifying residency.
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Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Weather outlook through 36 hours ends Monday evening shows cooler cloudy conditions with fair Tuesday and little to no rain. Sunday’s high reached 82 with a brisk 18 mph wind. rain arrived Sunday night about an inch by noon Monday aiding crops though year rainfall remains 6.20 inches below normal.
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Philadelphia Senate Committee Reconvenes Over City Affairs
The state senatorial committee overseeing Philadelphia municipal matters met at the Walton Hotel on Monday and decided to reconvene on June 25. It has not yet decided what investigative lines will be pursued.
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Cuban patriot Gen Quesada dies in New York
Wire brief reports General Quesada a Cuban patriot active in relief efforts for Cuban fighters has died in New York. Separately a gang robbed Klein's merchandise store in Chicago Saturday night, yielding about $400. In Fort Smith Arkansas Mrs Fagan Bourland fatally wounded Maud Alten over a stolen affection. Dr W Keen begins proceedings in Chicago to recover. A public dispute concerns $3,000,000 worth of property on part of disputed ground.
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The Story of a Husband Disappearance Mystery
A husband recalls his wife leaving from 7 Beal Street with a man named Wilson. The pair stored household goods, later found letters to Geo Van Glaireum, a blacksmith's helper. He believes his wife may have gone to Columbus with their children, asking for her return for the sake of their family.
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Ice price rise feared in Indianapolis market
Reports say the ice trust may raise the price five more cents per hundred, potentially reaching 50 cents. Ice supply is reported scarce as warm weather looms, with Laporte and Chicago shipments cited. T. Malott, initially denying trust ties, now hints shortages and higher costs, while local dealers warn prices may climb and contracts already placed could be left unmet.
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Controversy Over Indianapolis Industrial Training School Finance
Taxpayers face high costs for the Indianapolis manual training school project, with criticism aimed at John P. Frenzel for initiating borrowing and debt. The article alleges improper funding, construction defects, and misspent public funds, noting doors misinstalled and a future bank profit from the loan.
Breckinridge Announces Run for Congress in Next Election
Local brief lists births, deaths, and marriage licenses. Breckinridge, Col. W P C, declares candidacy for Congress. Births include multiple couples with addresses in Lexington. Deaths record cholera infantum, tuberculosis, old age, convulsions, and other causes. Marriages shown for several couples including McDonald Brady and Bradford Hakingan Lacock.
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Hugh McDonald
Kate Brady
David Bradford
Tula A. Hakingan
James M. Ball
Kate Cummings
Runaway Wife Lures Man to Indianapolis Then Charged
William Temple a tren molder from Tataquette arrived in Indianapolis Saturday seeking his runaway wife and was jailed for malicious trespass after breaking locks while searching a boarding house on a West Walnut Street block. He told police court Monday he found her after returning from work last Tuesday and that a railroad brakeman had seen her in Indianapolis. The court noted lack of malicious intent and discharged him.
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Wheel of the age sermon at Fellowship church
Rev rank Whitlock preached on The wheel its man its master and its servant from Ezekiel to warn against Sunday amusement. He urged wider church doors to welcome cyclists while noting the speed of modern life and the need for temperate worship. Rev Johnson spoke to graduates urging reliance on one’s sling and natural wisdom rather than force.
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Crowd from New York faces contest at Republican convention
In St Louis a fight over delegations unfolds as McKinley supporters seek recognition amid contested seats from 15 states and a territory. Thompson of Ohio heads the challenge, claiming numerous at large and district delegates across Alabama California Delaware Kentucky Louisiana New York Mississippi North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Arizona and more. Officials prepare storage and sleeping-car arrangements to handle delegates traveling by rail.
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Secretary Morton praises women in civil service exams
Washington report quotes Secretary Morton asserting women's intellectual superiority and competence in civil service tasks. He notes women candidates often pass exams better than men, citing a cultural demonstration by his sister and department results. A 1900s style note mentions a drive for bicycles and church events with modest offerings.
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Andirons and Iron Linings Bicycle Offers Ad
Advertisement notes bicycle offers on page six from Andirons and Iron Linings Inc and Frank Butts at 123 Indianeeve with contact phone 1791.
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Learn to Swallow Spitting Rule Backed by Railroad Supts
Twenty railroad superintendents at Union Station backed a State board of health plan to curb spitting in public spaces including cars depots and platforms. Dr Hurty proposed a strict rule and warning card to riders, stressing health risks from sputum and urging railroads to enforce action nationwide. The group urged the board to proceed, with definite measures anticipated soon.
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Water filtration plans and figures from Indianapolis water debate
Gradually a party of officials travels through eastern filtration systems to judge sand and mechanical filters for Indianapolis. Prof Smith and Dr Hazen review water analyses and discuss Wall Creek versus White River supply with park commissioners as nitrates recede and fecal bacteria decline. Jules Francois Simon, famed French statesman and former prime minister, dies at age, after years of public service.
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W Mead Charged With Visiting Disorderly House in Wabash Street
Monday morning a 4 year old charge against W Mead was assessed for visiting a disorderly house in a Wabash Street residence after a quarrel with Martha Smith, a colored girl described as of bad repute. Mead was arrested on Saturday.
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President Cleveland may back McKinley over free silver
A Washington Herald report says President Cleveland and several cabinet members may vote for McKinley rather than endorse a free silver platform. The president favors a sharp, sound money stance and wants a clear line at St. Louis or Chicago, hoping to unite sound money supporters with the Republicans if a gold standard is adopted.
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City Life Notes and Local Developments Across Anderson and Indianapolis
Sunday 24 young men joined First Baptist church. Committees formed for upcoming Anderson celebration in September with first reports due. June 28 Police captains Quigley and Dawson ill after drinking city water. Patrolmen Beatty and Sheridan found asleep in W Washington St engine house. cases referred to Board of Safety. Beginning 3 o'clock Monday after noon Illinois and College cars will extend to Crownhill to reach Wildwood. Cummins leaves Kokomo jail by hole in window, aided by woman posing as his wife. Indianapolis man Late charged with arson for insurance. James B P Kavanagh of Rochester NY and Daniel Shane lease S Pennsylvania St building for leaf tobacco wholesale, citing central location and rail access. Board of Works awards cement walks for Pleasant Ave west side and Jefferson Ave segments with specified rates. Resolution adopted to lower canal bridge at New York St. Hardwood mantels and grates advertised.
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