Five Political Figures Dominate Glooming Republican Contests
Caricaco June 17. A speculative look at the Chicago Republican field on the eve of the sixth ballot. Harrison Foraker Alger Depew and Blaine are the five figures watched as factions maneuver. Delaware and Ohio delegates shift, Sherman appears vulnerable, and New York’s stance could tilt the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caricaco
St. Louis
Ohio
Col. Conger
Sherman
Foraker
Pyceer
Harrison
Houston
Indiana
Gresham
George Davis
Alison
Col. Hepburn
Alger
Bob Frazer
Wolverine
New York
Depew
Senator Hiscock
Dwight
Joseph Foraker
Ohio State House
Sun
Toledo Blade
Dave Locke
John Sherman
Doc. Graydon
Mark Hanna
Charlie Foster
Michigan
Male Medicus
Benjamin Harrison
Joseph B. Foraker
Russell A. Alger
Chauncey M. Depew
and Davies
Indiana Smiles From The Sun Readers Broadside
A verbose collage of local items from Indiana towns includes Reflections on Kokomo Attica and Evansville, notes on a women notary, a lambasting of strychnine eating pigs in Michigan City, a parachute drop by Prof Tolbert in Washington and news of free land for an edge tool factory in Anderson. Reports cover Prohibition tickets in LaPorte and Seymour births and deaths with vivid local color including marriages anniversaries and curious incidents across Decatur Greensburg Vincennes and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Kokomo
Attica
Tdaville
Evansville
Michigan City
Delhi
Tolbert
Washington
Indiana
Muncie
Seymour
Jackson County
Terre Haute
Dubuque
Calita Preston
LaPorte County
Frederick Ickleman
John Whittenhouse
Eel River
Columbia
Savage
George Padgett
Nalparaiso
Richmond
Veedersburg
Henderson
Ed. Chamberlain
White County
Decatur
Amos Bechtel, Jr
Standard Oil Company
Greensburg
Southern
Mr. Vernon
Jake Puff
Ned
Vincennes
Olney
Geo. Wampler
Bruceville
Artie Bruinfield
Cairo
Florence Anderson
Edwardsport
Hinton
Catholic Knights of America
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
International Printers pick Indianapolis as HQ for union officers
The International Typographical Union closed its Kansas City session with Indianapolis slated as headquarters for two years. E. T. Plank of San Francisco named president and W. S. McClevey of Chicago financial secretary. Sessions will be biennial. Next meeting set for Denver in June 1890. Nichols and Gillman from Indianapolis credited for the change. A reception and banquet for officers will be arranged at a leading hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Kansas City
E. T. Plank
San Francisco
W. 8. McClevey
Chicago
International
Denver
Messrs. Nichols and Gillman
Indianapolis Market and Local Notices Highlight June Listings
A broad slice of late June activity covers streetcar shop plans, accidents, and sports results. The Indianap olis club beat Lafayette by five games and 28 points while C N Gillette buys land near the Rush elevator to build new facilities. Provisions and groceries prices flash in a long list, with meats, produce, dairy, and dairy substitutes, plus seasonable fruit and vegetables. A mass meeting of labor unions is announced for June 26 at Tomlinson Hall with a march from the State House to the hall, inviting all supporters of the shorter working day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Street Car Company
Schauzy
Fletcher Ave
Washington St
Kregelo
Len Hoffman
Haughville
City
Flanner & Buchanan
Indianapolis
Lafayette
C .N. Gillette
Nicholas McCarty
Rush
California
Cuerske
New York
Americas
Limburg
Burrier
Texas
Tennessee
Saunas
N. Y
Imas
Mammoth
Alaska
Timothy
Atiosa
Lion
Schnull & Krags
J. W. Ralph
Reedy Elevator
Ingalls Block
K. of L. and
All Trades Unions
Tomlinson Hall
District 105
Central Labor Union and
K. of L
Trades Union
Benefit Entertainment for Na Non Quartette
A benefit entertainment will be offered by the Na Non quartette at Knights of Honor hall in Baldwin block on the evening of Thursday the 98th. The group has spent two years aiding lodges and churches and the public support is requested to assist them with an affordable admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
Galdwin Block
Wanted partner in traveling business with capital and pay
Classified notice fragment listing a partner wanted in a traveling business, offering 50 monthly plus expenses and 50 capital, fully secured, with an address at J. O. M. Sun office. Includes other employment and housing notices with names and street addresses, such as a German girl seeking work, room inquiries, and messenger boy jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Office
Novle-st
Stuation
Alabama
Tila E. Washington-st
Gorge
N. Meridian
Gain
NEN Messenger
District Tel. Co
Meridian-St.ddress
R. K. Purnell
Miami
J. H. Rhodes
N. West
Yinglishman
Nichia Ne
Entleman
Pie J
M. Hicks
Delaware
Sons Fountain
E. Weehington
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Paraker
City Markets
Miss Young
Massachusetts
Bel
E. Washington Street
East Market
Virginia Ave
South New Jersey
Hunt & Pray
Marseilles
H. G
Harrison and Gresham
Floosiers
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows’ Hall
Hallowey
Pres
Latham
the Sun
W. P. Emerson
Champion
Woodward & Brown
A. B. Gale & Co
Hallet, Davis &Co
Chickering & Sons
A. B. Chase
Burdett
Estey
Peloubet & Pelton
Marshall & Smith
D. H. Baldwin & CO
North
Pennsylvania-st
C. M. Raschig
East Washington Street
Plymouth
Music Teachers
Bloomfeld
Steavens
Maas
Abecrombie
Lyra Orchestra
Rich & ‘McVey's
Pearson’s
Wulschner’s
Bill
Court Street
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