Harrison victory at caucus promises first ballot win
Long report from Misnxiouis June 10 describes Harrison as favorite in Republican convention. Indiana delegates push for Harrison with 468 votes, Blaine loyalists claim fake caucus, night session expands Harrison lead to 12 votes. Platform pledges protection and bimetallism while praising Harrison’s record.
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Ward 21 Gas Expansion Moves Ahead in Indianapolis
Ward 21 districts Brightwood Feastend and Irvington push gas subscription drives. Committees report raised required bonus, ordered pipes, trenching and mains work to begin. City official says subscriptions may extend several days while decisions on unsupplied districts await final settlement. Anarchists arrested in Rome Milan and Naples as crackdown continues.
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Harrison Nomination Unanimous After Early Victory
At Minneapolis convention the first ballot gave Harrison 470 votes, enough to secure nomination. Confusion followed as enthusiasm ran high, with Harrison supporters elated and Blaine backers sorrowful. McKinley called Elliott F. Shepard to chair and moved to make Harrison’s nomination unanimous, which was carried.
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Police Court Chaos and Train Robbery Suspects in Court
In a bustling police court session Acting-judge Bel admonished the bailiff’s authority as City Clerk Abrams caused a stir with his defiant stance. Reports say three men attempted a 11:20 pm hijack on the Union station line. Earl Spain Henry Brannan and Dick Kelly were arrested and await identification by the conductor next Tuesday. Sidney Davy’s streetcar robbery case was dismissed after an indictment was found against him by the grand jury. James Davis is bound over for burglary. later, a Catholic clergy residence on 76 West Georgia Street was broken into and Davis was nabbed leaving the scene. Stella Ross, 19, was cleared of stealing a hat from Miss M. Cody after a mistaken grab led to a fainting display in court. Harry Smith and Joseph Jones, two colored men, were taken to Roseton on charges of robbing Benjamin Davis there.
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Unrecovered Bodies Found Amid Flood Debris at Ort City
June 10 report from Ort City notes decomposing bodies washing in from Kennerdell, with oil city burials, ongoing missing victim searches, and fear among residents living on hills. Militia arrested 21 tramps and drove them from town amid debris stench suggesting more bodies unrecovered.
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Fourth District School Commissioner Race Sparks Public Feud
Friday morning the Fourth district heated up as John Frenzel and Dr. Patti clashed over alleged interference to sway the school commissioner race. Otto Frenzel denied involvement while Russe and Call confirmed pressures to withdraw, with Capt. Lee and local figures opposing Frenzel. A Sun note from Cass Adams and Henry Russe pledged independence from any outside control, while E. L. Williams seeks re-election in district eight amid Frenzel opposition.
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London Fire Destroys Dancing Academy. Seven Buried
Fire gutted a Holloway dancing academy on June 10, collapsing the building and burying seven men in the ruins. Six firemen were severely injured and hospitalised, while one person was rescued dead. fears grew that four more might die.
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