Harrison Nominated. Minneapolis Convention Ends
The report details Harrison's nomination at Minneapolis with Whitelaw Reid chosen for vice president after a tense convention. It notes Clarkson and Quay’s weary opposition, McKinley’s firm stance, Blaine’s reluctant support, and labor unity signals. Indianapolis readers hear celebratory crowds, decor, and mixed democratic reactions.
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Diana
W.T. Durbin
Anderson
Whitelaw Reid
Clarkson
J. N. Huston
Indiana
Gov
McKinley
Blaine
Foraker
Hanna
Ohio
McKim
Harrison Expected to Surpass Blaine in Race Rally
Attorney John Kealing notes Harrison may be stronger than Blaine, while Harrison is predicted to beat Blaine in the Republican contest. Indianapolis Republicans plan jubilation as Columbia and Marion clubs welcome Harrison delegates arriving from Minneapolis at Union Station. Bands lead parades to clubhouses for an evening of jubilee despite late arrival news.
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Blaine
Harrison
John Kealing
Cleveland
Gray
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Indiana
Minneapolis
Columbia
Marion
Union Station
Scrimmage at polls for school commissioner election
In district 8 at 2:30 PM about 850 votes were cast with Adam leading Williams. District 7 shows Roth ahead though Republicans back Buddenbaum. District 4 fields Mauer and Denny with Democrat Russe. violence erupts as Frank Jefferson is assaulted by Henry Crossen after boasting of a vote.
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Adam
Williams
Roth
Buddenbaum
H.J. Mauer
Samuel Denny
Henry Russe
Democracy
Russe
Frank Jefferson
Henry Crossen
Mauer
Jefferson
Crossen
Deaths at the asylum reveal two former inmates
W H Naubyn an ex inmate of the insane asylum died Saturday morning after months there. He claimed to witness murders and named suspects including the Foreman case. Emery P Beacham died Thursday at the insane asylum of brain paralysis after two years as an inmate. He served as consul to Aix la Chapelle under Grant and Hayes and once married a wealthy German woman now living in Terre Haute.
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Insane Hospital
W.H. Naubyn
Asylum
Naubyn
Emery P. Beacham
Insane Asylum
Aix-la-Chapelle
Grant
Hayes
Terre Haute
Beacham
ANEPREW WALLACE DEAD
Andrew Wallace 77 died Friday night at 86 North Delaware Street of heart failure. One of Indianapolis oldest citizens he endured la grippe and widowhood two months earlier. Survived by sons William and George. An active Odd Fellow notable for wealth before losses in the panic and mining ventures in Colorado. Funeral Monday afternoon under the Odd Fellows.
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Indianapolis
Andrew Wallace
Delaware St
Mr. Wallace
William
George
Wallace
Colorado
Leadville
Andy” Wallace
Edath
Man Shoots Himself on Clark Street in Chicago
An unknown man, recently arrived from St. Louis, shot himself three times on Clark Street near Madison. He is hospitalized at the county hospital and is not expected to survive. A memo shows prior work at Wm. Fowler in St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Clark St
Madison
Wm. Fowler
Canal St
Pride of Indianapolis to Omaha for great prize drill
The Indianapolis Light Artillery under Capt. James B. Curtis will depart Sunday at 8 o clock over the Big Four to Omaha to compete in a major prize drill against nine crack batteries from across the country including Dallas St Louis Danville Chaffee and Cincinnati. The unit trained rigorously in Indianapolis and boasts a record of awards from 1883 to 1950 while facing a setback in Mobile in 1835 that strengthened their resolve.
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Pride of
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Omaha
Neb
Jas. B. Curtis
Dallas
Tex
St.Louis
Danville
Chaffee Light Artillery
Denver
Cincinnati
HI. van Wie
Seventh St
James B. Curtis
Jrs
Boswell
Omabha
Edward Johnson
James Boswell
Fred. Dietrichs
H. H. van Wie
Thos, Christian
Harry Callon
D. McCallister
BR. M. Navin
Chas. Garrard
Smith Strickland
E. H. Miller
W. E. Meyers
ROBTM
Navin
Capt. Curtis
New Orleans
Moran is Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
Martin Moran was sentenced in criminal court on the verdict for shooting John Cain. Judge Cox imposed two years in the penitentiary and Moran requested time to bid farewell to his wife and child, before leaving with Sheriff Langenberge. Moran spoke calmly to his attorneys and neighbors, then left the room. A separate suit filed by Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railway seeks a restraining order to stop Indianapolis from blocking a switch across Pennsylvania Street at the Union tracks. The railway, granted the right to lay the switch 20 years ago, has argued it has not been used recently and now seeks to relay it after street work removed the old track under police protection.
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Indianapolis
Tux Sun
Harrison
John Barrick
Columbia
Marion
Washington St
Corrigan
Sentinel
Moras
Martin Moran
John Cain
Langenberge
Cox
Moran
Henry Spaan
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railway
Pennsylvania St
Union Tracks
West Indianapolis Hovey post forms city group
City Life Alvin P. Hovey post with 29 members organized Friday night in West Indianapolis. G A R and Patriotic Sons of America plan to raise a flag over No 26 school on Beeler street Tuesday at 2 PM with Gov. Chase expected to speak. County commissioners granted a liquor license to Kaufman and Son over citizen protests. Mrs C C Mordough wife of a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul agent died in Chicago Friday after illness. R H Herzogg of the national detective bureau in Pittsburg gave a description of Alex B Nevin, an Allegheny capitalist missing since early. Nevin thought demented. eoebene WwW. B . Fietchers sanitarium has been in Ohio, Nervous and mental disease content Flowers, Wioral Mmbiemng, Ertermann Bros 1,043 Masa,ave, Tel 840 , Bufkin, 4, D. Cancer Specialist, 9644 N, Ulst., cor Obie, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Indianapolis
B. F. Havens
World’s Fair Commission
State Horticultural Society
Lafayette
John P. Bucklepost
The
Patriotic Sons of America
Beeler St
Gov. Chase
Kaufman & Son
W. Washington St
C. C. Mordough
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
R. H. Herzogg
National Detective Bureau
Pittsburg
Alex B. Nevin
Nevin
After the Struggle Blaine Placed for Harrison Prize
Washington and Bar Harbor June 11 The political scene cools as Republican factions align behind Harrison while Blaine’s supporters fear New York will not back him. Minneapolis nominating results praised by Democrats as strengthening the party with prospects for Boies in Iowa and a western candidate uniting the ticket.
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the Post
Minneapolis
Blaine
Harrison
McKinley
Mail
Express
ORF
Caicaco
Harris Myers
Bundley
Arkansas
J. C. Fremont
Ohio
Mr. Myers
Platt
O'Connor
Irwin
Clarkson
S. P. Sheerin
Democratic Committee
R. J. Bright
Bright
F E. C. Wall
Wisconsin
L. M. Martin
Iowa
Mgr. Martin
Boies
Mother recalls Bertha White death from poison
A 16 year old girl Bertha White died after taking poison amid family strain and romance with Fred Grater. Her mother Mrs Schaefer describes a troubled, impulsive youth, past poison incidents, and a failing home life. Coroner held an inquest but could not identify the poison. Funeral planned at Crown Hill with funds-raising for burial.
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Bertha White
Schaefer
Campst
Sun
Bertha
Betterman’s
Fred. Grater
Fred
Marshall
Indianapolis
Crown Hill
Frederick Grater
Bettermann’s
Green House
Nome
Camp St
Rioters Down Two Miners as Militia Readies in Michigan
A riot at a Michigan iron mine ends with the death of a mine captain and another man. About 400 workers are out and further trouble is feared. Governor orders Marquette rifles to stand by for sheriff aid. A strike looms at Calumet and Hecla mines.
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Marquette
Mich
Marquette Rifles
Calumet
Hecla
President Polk Dies Amid Farmers Alliance Crisis
Washington June 11 President L L Polk of the Farmers Alliance died at 11 18 Saturday morning after a period of serious illness. The report notes the blow to the alliance as a heavy setback and mentions new parlor goods at Win L Elder's as a separate snippet.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Washumeton
L. L. Polk
Win
L. Elder's
Wise Demmies and Minneapolis Race Outlook
New York June 11 Saturday's Wall-st. news agencies report interviews with prominent operators showing a general view Minneapolis result as dull. Democrats nominating a candidate with sound financial views is seen as beneficial to American financial and investment interests at home and abroad.
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New York
Wall-st
Minneapolis
Cabinet Crisis Shakes Belgrade As Minister Resigns
Belgrade reports a ministerial crisis with the interior minister Milosavlevich resigning amid rifts between the regency and cabinet. several colleagues are expected to resign as well.
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Belgrade
M. Milosavlevich
Interior
Church Services and Sermons Listed for Sunday
A brief list details morning and evening worship times for numerous churches including Second Presbyterian Meridian Street Methodist Tabernacle Presbyterian First Baptist Central Ave Methodist Central Christian Plymouth Congregational and New Church Chapel with sermon topics such as The Creation of the Firmament and An Anniversary Sermon on the Covenant of 69 Years Ago.
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Second Presbyterian
A. Mileburn
Methodist
H. A. Cleveland
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. A. Randthaler
First Baptist
W. F. Taylor
Central-ave
Lucas
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