Morton Declines Vice Presidential Nomination in St Louis
In St Louis on June 13 Gov. Morton publicly declines any vice presidential nomination. Chauncey Depew reports the telegram, while a flood of delegates and notables arrive by train for the Republican gathering. Treasury and platform talks mix with hopes for a strong gold standard plank amid party maneuvering.
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Indiana
Feary Cabot Lodge
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Charles Foster
Ohio
Teller
Washington
Senator Teller
National committee weighs Sunday sessions amid heavy contest backlog
InLouisville June 13 formal talks amid a fourth day of battles over delegations. The national committee weighs Sunday sessions as work stalls and New York contests loom large. Limited club room space and looming midnight adjournments complicate planned meetings.
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Fat Men of the Court House Enter 200-Pound Race
Court house employees stage a 200-pound race next Saturday among clerks and officials. Weight limits, entries, and favored contenders include Capt. Conner, Frank Diller, Carr Smith, and Oscar Plum among others. Bookmakers set odds as participants prepare to weigh in and confirm stakes.
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Frenzels and Gas Influence Dot Indianapolis School District Vote
A chaotic Saturday in Indianapolis districts 3 5 and others centers on candidate Wetzel Frenzel and Alfrec amid charges of corporate power buses and city workers backing the Fr ENZELS gang. Voters faced heavy pressure as Burns Galvin and Vonnesut contests drew crowds and alleged tampering with turnout.
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Vyonnesut
Four Hundred Enter Sun Bicycle Contest In One Morning
Attendants at the Sun's business office found 30 youngsters in line Saturday morning awaiting entry. By noon 146 people had registered and received instructions for the bicycle contest, with new entries continuing to press. The event is predicted to be the greatest Sun bicycle contest.
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Noted Indian Territory desperado killed in Illinois City
Fort Scott Kansas dispatch reports Bill West, infamous U S marshal killer, felled by Thomas Carlisle while resisting arrest in Illinois City Illinois. West identified by kin and in U S Marshal Brown’s custody. Reward of 800 dollars to Carlisle. Forecast notes warm weekend for Indianapolis area.
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Health reform gains momentum across states and cities
A week in Chi thix week saw unanimous action against a harmful habit as laws spread. States and cities have passed or are pushing measures, with intentions to assign health board powers and set future sessions to finalize actions. Railroad officials largely support the health movement as momentum grows nationwide.
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Will Be First to Place Its Wires Underground
The Mo Cniew telegraph company will bury wires under city streets following ordinances. After a meeting with Mayor Tag wert and officials, it was announced that burial begins in about two weeks. The firm has an edge over rivals by holding a federal franchise while others lack one.
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Inddianapolis
Shotgun Accident Kills Cloverdale Boy in Indiana
In Cloverdale Putnam county a shotgun discharged while three boys carried it. Augustus Horn 14, son of Cloverdale postmaster Horn, died instantly. Separate report notes Mt Jackson saloonkeeper Michael Stush arrested on grand jury indictment for illegal liquor sales and Sunday sales plus alleged illegal voting at Art. Jackson election.
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Pirates of Penzance at Wildwood Impresses Despite Rain
Friday night patrons braved cold and rain to see the Pirates of Penzance in Wildwood. About 150 musical souls watched a lively performance with Temple hampered by a cold, while Miss Josephine Knapp drew cheers for voice and charm. Next week Patience and Mascot will follow.
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Welling trial defense rests amid Pearl Bryan case testimony
Newport Ky June 13 defense in the Welling trial rested after strong testimony on whether Pearl Bryan's head was removed after death. Prosecutor rebuttal letters from Scott Jackson introduced. Col Washington objected. Court adjourned amid delays and bored jury as attorneys sparred over evidence and cross examination.
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Northeastern Club to Hear Bynum and Gooding on Money
The Northeastern democratic club schedules two talks on monetary policy. Hon. W. D. Bynum will speak on Sound money in the new building at Johnst and Massachusetts ave this Monday evening June 15. On Wednesday evening David S. Gooding discusses Free silver at Bellefontaine hall Bellefontaine st and Massachusetts ave.
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Turpie Gains Democratic Boost for Free Silver Nomination
Ex congressman reports Senator Turpie riding a Democratic boom from Washington. He says major Democrats back Turpie for president if free silver is endorsed, with potential to carry Indiana in the race.
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Death in Bed Report From West Newton
Coroner Castor received a letter from West Newton stating that Mr Hatfield an aged resident 68 years old had died in bed at 3 o clock Saturday morning. The report cites illness and notes secondary details including floor plans and special designs. Contacts listed Jno M Lilly Second Water Wells and Frank Butts 183 Indiana Ave Phone 1791.
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