Depew withdraws as Blaine leads first convention ballot
The convention watchers saw Chauncey Depew pull out after Blaine led with 85 votes on the first ballot. New York pressed for Harrison or others, while Sherman blocked a rushed ticket. The scene at Grand Pacific and Depew’s graceful exit shaped the rest of the day’s maneuvering.
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Attempted murder after quarrel over crowbar at work
Frank Nelson and John Reilly of a street railway crew clashed over a crowbar at Massachusetts Ave and New Jersey St. Reilly struck Nelson from behind with a pick, fracturing the skull and leaving him dangerously injured. Reilly fled. police searched for him as Nelson received treatment.
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Town Topics itemization of local events and notices
Signs over streets are being removed by local businesses under city council order. The German club plans a picnic and tea at Scott's farm north of town on Saturday evening weather permitting. Dr Randthaler will not preach to the artillery boys next Sunday week and proposes Sunday July 15 for the sermon. The Indianapolis wheelmen road race starts at Belmont Ave and Morris Street Sunday at 8 AM.
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Reform School
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Jeffersonsonville
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Nation quartet to give concert at Baldwin's hall Tuesday
A group known as the Nation quartet will perform a concert Tuesday evening at Baldwin's hall. The event is announced amid a roundup of local notices and market reports, with various other cultural and commercial snippets included.
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A. Julius
Charles L. Ainsworth
Philip Kendall
Ed. Jackson
O. P. Slack
Nation Quartet
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Pearl
English’s
Opera House
John F. Bucklepost
Market prices and church notices in New York
N Y markets show mixed seed and groceries with prices for clover seed timothy hay and various grains. Coffee goods flour and feed costs listed with steady overall quotes. Central Christian Church announces services and Sunday school with pastor Rev E J Gantz and Rev J B Smith.
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