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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1888

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Harrison Club and Delegates Rally in Indianapolis

A bustling Indianapolis hub hosts Harrison supporters before Chicago conve ntion. Delegates from Georgia Tennessee Virginia Kentucky and Florida pass through while local clubs march parade and entertain. Leaders promote Harrison as Indiana momentum grows amid lively political outbursts.

Indianapolis Hoosier Statesman Gen. Harrison Ben de Lemoy Alabama E. Scott Brown M. A. Alexander R. C.mulligan Kentucky Bales House Georgia Tennessee Grand Harrison Chicago Virginia Windy Indiana Harrison Club Columm Union Depot Whiteland Court House Washington St Finois Ben. Richardson Soldier Ben America Colored Brotherhood Harrison Leage Tippecanoe Club Kokomo Logansport Graven Henry Schwinge Capt. Richardson

Beaffold Collapse Injures Two Painters in Pittsburgh

William H Wells and George Smith, painters at the southeast corner of Ohio and New Jersey streets, fell about 1 pm when a scaffold end loosened at 80 feet. Wells suffered a broken right leg and arm with internal injuries likely fatal. Smith had similar injuries on the left side. Both were taken to nearby homes for surgical care.

Wm. H. Wells George Smith Ohio New Jersey-sts Wells Smith Kregelo Fifth Tennessee Tenth Talbotists

Chaos at Chicago convention as delegates clash over candidates

Reports from Chicago describe a chaotic convention scene where California factions oppose Sherman, Indiana and Ohio voices rise, and Foraker backs Sherman. Harrison gains some ground while New York's Depew and Blaine supporters shift, with no clear outcome in sight and talks of deadlock or rapid closing.

Chicago California Blaine Indiana Ohio Harrison Gresham Depew Sherman Foraker Dennis Pacific Slope Cleveland John Sherman Thurman Chicago Herald John C. New Mr. New Republic New York Mr. Depew Chauncey Miller Platt Miler Steve Elkins Dick Kerens Blaine Boomers Gail Hamilton Elkins Kerens Wikins Alger Curiaco Sph Michigan

Eloped and wedded a Louisville hotel clerk

Jeffersonville Ind June 18 Miss Ida Matthews a pretty young lady of this city has eloped to Cincinnati and married W. E. Contey clerk at the Galt house Louisville Ky The couple have known each other some time and the bride is a sister in law of Hon J N Marsh a prominent young lady of this city

Jeffersonville Ind Ida Matthews Cincinnati W. E. Contey Galt House Louisville J. N. Marsh

Heat Prostrations Rise Amid Sweltering Day

Intense heat caused multiple prostrations across the city. At 7 am 80 degrees and noon 96 were recorded, with a forecast of possible rainfall. Ed Williams, 21, gas worker, was taken to hospital in serious condition after a prostration at Tennessee and Second streets. A colored woman on Fayettest revived quickly at her home. her condition is not serious.

Porter Club Beach Hollenbeck Chicago Blaine Ohio Blaine Club Cincinnati Charmer Bie Four’ Railway Company Harrison Gresham Porter Signal Service Flanner Tennessee Second-sts Ed Williams Washington-st Fayeltest Albauggy

Blind of Gold Treasure Found by Indiana Hunters

A Poseyville group Ray Jaquess Charles Kightly postmaster George Walters and Tom Harpool found a rusty can in a wood near ENANSVILLE Ind. containing gold and silver coins totaling about 8000 dollars. The discovery sparked speculation that guerrillas buried the treasure in 1863 near the site.

Kell Enansville Ind Ray Jaquess Charles Kightly Geo. Walters Tom Harpool Poseyville

Police Court Slate Details Alford Justice Methods

Witness Rena Kelley shows bruising as Charles Faulkner receives ten days at the workhouse plus a $10 fine after a self defense claim. Thomas King, known for trouble, helps rob Charles McCready. 15 days and $10 go to King. Harry Richardson, drummer, charged with adultery. hearing postponed. A crowd of drunks were sent to the workhouse by Acting Mayor Alford.

Justice Alford Rena Kelley Charles Faulkner Thomas King W. Washington St Charles McCready King Alford Harry Richardson Schnull & Krag Mahone Richardson

Unknown man found dead in Broadcut canal

A floating body, likely 60 years old with a flaxen beard and six feet tall, was recovered Sunday night in the Broadcut Canal. Taken to Undertaker Tutewiler, clothes searched with no ID, pockets full of rocks, suggesting death by personal crisis. coroner ordered an investigation into possible loathsome disease as a factor.

Tutewiler

Disgraceful Sunday Picnic At Maywood

A Maywood Sunday picnic drew divers fights heavy drinking and roasting weather as Chuck a luck and other Sunday amusements entertained a crowd. In Lawrence township farmer James Abbott aged sixty two died in his bed from heart disease leaving a widow and family. Berlin reports the Emperor Frederick's obituary ceremonies held Monday with a vast crowd attending.

Maywood James Abbott Lawrence Township

German Lutheran Orphans Home Dedication Near City

The German Lutheran Orphan Asylum dedicated its Indiana Ohio home a mile east of the deaf and dumb institute on the national road. Revs Seuel and Hiller led ceremonies. Organized two years ago by St Paul and Trinity churches, the ten room home sits on six acres, with Charles Krueger and wife as managers. Over $1,000 spent on improvements. nearly $700 proceeds from a dinner.

German Lutheran Orphan Asylum German Lutheran Orphans Home Indiana Ohio Deaf and Dumb Institute National Road Seuel and Hiller St. Paul Trinity Lutheran Charles Krueger

Aged man dies in Teliahatchis poorhouse at 115

Moses Jenkins, a colored man, reportedly died in Teliahatchis poorhouse on June 18 at the age of 115. Local officials note the long life amid hardship, with details limited by fragmented OCR text.

Darkie Mumphis Moses Jenkins

Graduating Exercises At Indianapolis High School

The Indianapolis high school graduation exercises will be held Monday night at Tomlinson. Luc ia Ray Eloise Palmer and Anna Carter will read essays and receive scholarship honors. Margaret Anderson Chester Wilson and Durbin Dunlop represent the pupils. Ralph Bamberger Martha Peck and May Allerdice represent the teachers. The exercises are expected to be well attended.

Indianapolis Tomlinson Lucia Ray Eloise Palmer Anna Carter Margaret Anderson Chester Wilson Durbin Dunlop Ralph Bamberger Martha Peck May Allerdice

Platform planks and railroad leadership shifts noted

A Maine delegate predicts bloc voting to back Blaine after two or three ballots. The Chicago platform will endorse McKinley tariff protection, Goldstone and Parnell, silver, and civil service reform while opposing African American disfranchisement in the South. Pennsylvania Railroad leaders resign and shuffle three executive posts as John S. Wilson and Frank Thompson rise. William Stewart named general freight agent. Kingsbury and Hibbard to general through freight roles.

Blaine Chicago Maine Virginia McKinley Gldestone Parnell South Republican Party Edmund Smith Pennsylvania Railroad Company John S. Wilson Frank Thompson Mr. Smith Mr. Wilson Mr. Thompson William Stewart Pennsylvania F. H. Kingsbury Pittsburg W. Hibbard Vandalia Mr. Kinsbury

A Naughty Couple Arrested for Family Mistreatment

CINCINNATI June 18. C A White and wife of West Wirth street were arrested on charges of family mistreatment. They have lived together 18 years, have two children, and are described as brother and sister.

Cincinnati C. A. White West Wirth St

Weather Outlook for Indiana Illinois Kentucky Missouri

Light to fresh southerly winds bring warmer temperatures across Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Missouri with local rain possible as fronts move through. Expect variable coverage of showers and brief downpours in several counties, with dry spells possible between systems.

Indiana Iinois Kentucky Missouri

Commodity price notes from Curcaco and New York markets

June 18 market notes show opening prices for wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs with July August September futures. Closing bids list Wheat Corn Oats Lard Short ribs with June and September quotes. New York morning session reports bid prices for Wheat Corn Oats with July August September and December futures. Data dense and partially garbled but reflects daily futures activity across wheat corn oats pork and livestock.

Depew Likely to Go on First Ballot in Nomination

In Chicago June 18 a startling shift shows Blaine out as a candidate with Depew rising to lead, Harrison boomed for second, and Platt and Miller settling differences. New York, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota back Depew as speculation swirls about cabinet promises and a possible first-ballot nomination.

Cicago Blaine Chauncey M. Depew Sherman Ohio Tom Platt Warner Miller New York Depew Iowa Missouri Minnesota Platt Harrison Alger

Harrison Bank dividend report to Judge Walker

Receiver Lamb filed a report showing receipts 58506.24 and disbursements 12506.54 leaving 40989.70 for creditors about a five percent dividend. report not approved due to Judge Walker's absence. Sheridan's health favorable. fugitive Walter Howard held for return to Cincinnati. Indianapolis stove works to resume after fire. new pitcher anticipated for Indianapolis. dispute at Kellehers and Maroons game over umpire. Indianapolis car works to produce 2000 cars for Atchison road. Fletcher & Sharpe creditors last dividend paid. county clerk urges recipients to claim apportionments. Plymouth church lecture on Missionary and the Reformer drew large crowd. Marion county veterans push re-enactment of arrears pension bill. Butler university alumni officers elected. gym fund committee appointed. furniture at Wim. L. Elder's.

Harrison Bank Lamb Harrison’s Bank Walter Howard Cincinnati Indianapolis Stove Company Indianapolis Spence Kellehers Maroons Indianapolis Car Works Atchison C. C. McCullough Plymouth Church Marion County Circuit Court Room Congress Butler University Will Elliott Carey Morgan Wabash Electa Murry Pruitt Scot Butler Irvington Gymnaa. Fund

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