Grover Cleveland Nominated by Democrats in Chicago
Chicago convention ends with Grover Cleveland named the Democratic nominee amid uproar and party unity. New York's Hill and Boies receive strong backing as supporters hail Cleveland’s broad appeal and promise vigorous campaign energy across states and unions.
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Zonid
New York
Arkansas
Abbott
New Jersey
Grover Cleveland
Hill and Flower
Buzzard’s Bay
Grover Cleve Land
Michigan
Sickles
Vice Presidential Buzz At Cleveland Convention
Fatigued Cleveland managers face a slow start as delegates discuss a running mate. Names like Mitchell Stevenson Gray and Morse swirl, with Indiana’s Vilas rumored to back Mitchell and New York seeking Boies. Grisly rumors swirl of a possible trick to move Indiana’s vote, while Bragg reportedly supports Mitchell.
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Coxnyenvrion Haun
Curiaco
Gray
Indiana
Stevenson
Illinois
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Judge Morse
Michigan
Cleveland
Boies
New York
Liv
Neal
Ohio
Gray Club
Indianapolis
Arkansas
John E. Lamb
Sun reporter quotes sparked censure of city snobbery
A prominent Indianapolis citizen condemns favoring national fencibles over the light artillery praising their merit and calling the town to honor local forces. He cites the encampment led by Capt. Curtis as a national triumph and urges appreciation for Indianapolis troops over outsiders. In Ohio, Larry Jones and Willie Woolsey, ages 10 and 12, are arrested for the murder by drowning of 6-year-old Geo McDonald in Mirror Centre on June 23.
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Sun
Indianapolis
Light Artillery
Curtis
United States
Mi.roro Centre
Larry Jones
Willie Woolsey
Geo. McDonald
Public opinion split on Cleveland nomination for president
A Sun reporter gathered quotes from Col. W B Roberts, Secretary of State Matthews, Col J N Walker, Judge Baker, District Attorney Chambers, Postmaster Thompson, A J Beveridge, Chairman Gowdy, Col Maynard and Gere on Cleveland's nomination. They assess strength, tariff policy, and states like New York in an 1902 Democratic context.
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Buzzards Bay
Sun
Col. W. B. Roberts
Cleveland
Gen
Harrison
Matthews
Indiana
Tilden
Govuray
Col. J. N. Walker
New York
Watterson
Henry George
Postmaster Thompson
A.J. Beveridge
Sarage
Gowdy
Republican State Committee
Gorman
Col. Maynard
Gere
Br. Cleveland
Artillery Boys Arrested After Galesburg Prank
Indianapolis light artillery unit recalls Omaha travel with mascot Nap the water spaniel. Nap’s barbered lion look sparked parade chaos in Galesburg, leading to a police stakeout and a $6.25 settlement. Soldiers vow action if harmed.
Is He Insane Keep in the Middle of the Road
A man arrested Wednesday and jailed on suspicion of insanity refuses to reveal his name. Dr. Earp and Dr. Wright dispute his claims, suspecting amnesia rather than escape from a asylum. Authorities plan an inquest Friday as Mrs. Smith of 22 State Street says the man is John Gloss and not insane.
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Sara
Yan
Dr. Earp
John Glisa
Divorces Granted in Several Domestic Disputes
Mary Taylor accused Wiley of cruel treatment and was granted a divorce by Judge Walker. Mary Manning claimed Henry beat her and received a divorce. Emma M Teeker sought $1000 alimony from George after alleging threats and violence. Allie Alexander and Alice Alexander filed for divorce from Thomas and Abraham respectively for abandonment. Mary Carter sought support for her and their child from James after years of separation.
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Wiley
Judge Walker
Mary
Mary Manning
Henry
Emma M.'Teeker
George
Allie
Thomas Alexander
Thomas B. Alexander
Alice Alexander
Thomas
Mary Carter
Law
James
Doctor Mercer Killed At Local Train Move
Dr. Mercer of Nobbiesville died after being crushed by train wheels while attempting to alight during a moving train. He had just returned from the Chicago convention.
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Dr. Mercer
Dia
Chicago
Stanney Ineligible and Political Unrest Report
The Thursday Chronicle questions Stan ley's eligibility for Parliament noting his American citizenship and incomplete five year residency in Britain. Also reported are Graydon dynamite gun company bankruptcy with liabilities of £27,890 and assets unknown. Additionally, efforts to influence presidential cubbernatorial support in Indiana face silence from the president and speculation on a national committee chair. A drowning of John Brandt's daughter in Huntington county is reported with body found after river crossing attempt and river drag lasting 24 hours.
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Loxvox
Thursday Chronicle
Stanley
United States
Great Britain
Graydon Dynamite Gun Company
Wanasyu
John Brandt
Huntington County
Wabash River
Arrest of Braxton for mail robbery in Nashville
Robert Braxton, 19, charged with robbing the mails after being caught in the act of opening registered letters. He reportedly attempted to swallow a paper containing missing checks. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon in Nashville.
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Robert Braxton
Vincent Bros
Prof Hobbs Dies at 77 in Bloomingdale
Prof Barnabas Hobbs L L D longtime Quaker leader and first president of Earlham College died in Bloomingdale from the grippe at 77. Born in Salem Indiana he studied at Wabash, carried peace missions to Russia and Germany in 1879, supported Mennonites in avoiding military service, and was active in graded schools. He leaves a widow and six children. burial is set for Saturday in Bloomingdale.
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L.L. D
Bloomingdale
Ta Grippe
Salem
Ind
Wabash
Ile
Earlham College
Friends of America
Alexander
William
Germany
Indiana Senator Voorhees Declines Cleveland Nomination
Havre June 23 Senator Voorhees arrived from Chicago in a precarious state suffering neuralgia of the heart. He was to second Cleveland's nomination in the Cleveland convention for Indiana but his physician forbade it. A friend quoted him saying it would have killed him and he fears his departure might seem like coldness toward Cleveland. He closed by declaring Indiana الديمقacy accepts Cleveland's nomination without reservation.
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Grover Cleveland
Platform Committee
Vilas
Jones
Committee On Platform
Democratic Party
Abbett
Abbott
David B. Hill
Mary Walker
Gen
Sickles
Boss Croker
Fred. Opp
Texas
Cleveland
Tammany Men
Colorado
New York
W. CC. Dewitt
Dewitt
Hill
Ventage
Grand Council
Waterloo
Blucher
St. Helena
Col. Fellows
Will English
Indiana
G.C
Jno. M. Duncombe
Iowa
Shbrace Boies
Great West
South
Horace Boies
Enry Watterson
Boise
Pat Collins
Waiterson
Bain
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Chicago
Courier Journal
Peifer
People’s Party
Kyle
Omaha
Terre Havre
Senattor Voorhees
Chambers Confident in Campaign as Delegates to Fort Wayne
United States district attorney Smiley N. Chambers, candidate for governor, told a Sun reporter his canvass is in friends hands with full satisfaction. He expects a large majority of delegates pledged or unpledged to Fort Wayne and says he is not alarmed by the prospect.
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Smiley N. Chambers
United States
Sun
Fort Wayne Uno
Mounds Near Anderson May Become National Park
The historic mounds and relics just north of Anderson may be bought by the government to form a national park. Repeated efforts to secure possession failed due to a high asking price. After appraisal, the government may obtain possession by condemnation.
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Anderson
A Dame Nuisance and Dam Spotlight St. Clair Crisis
Porrevinnle Pa June 23 reports the St. Clair reservoir is lowered six feet after water is drawn through pipes. Fear of dam failure grows as residents on hills urge blasting the fragile breastwork to release water. Immense flood damage feared. Also notes Indiana weather forecasts for the 36 hours to 8 p.m. June 24, 1992, with local rains expected Thursday and Friday.
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Porrevinnle
St. Clair
Indiana
City Litas Incorporates Windfall Firm and Local Events
The Enterprise land company in Windfall Indiana was incorporated with 40000 capital. Thursday saw excursions to Blue River and Dethany parks by Fletcher place and German Methodist churches. A building permit was issued to Eliza Ballard for a two story frame dwelling on Bellefontaine street costing 1596. Grace M. E. church near East and Chiosts hosts repairs with Sunday services canceled. Governor Chase spoke at the dedication of Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home chapel in nightstown Thursday. Patsy Wilkens filed a warrant against Homes Lewis for alleged profanity. A fugitive, 8. C. Osgood, was arrested and is sought in Louisville for related charges. Mrs. Harry Mann reclaimed a watch from the Rahkes via Justice Daniels court. The Kittel embezzlement trial proceeds in criminal court. Jury selection occupied Thursday. Edward Miller and Charesale tried in Worth Liberty. Kale’s revenue case dismissed. Miller’s case advanced to jury. Births listed include multiple couples, with several children reported. Death notices for George Earle and Martha Klingstein amid diphtheria cases. Marriage licenses granted for William N. Wright to Bla Wood.
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Windfall
Ind
Blue River
Dethany Parks
Fletcher Place
German Methodist
Eliza Ballard
Bellefontaine St
Grace M. ES
East and
Chiosts
Gov. Chase
Nightstown
Patsy Wilkens
Harry Mann
Gus
George Rahke
New Jersey St
Martha Klingstein
S. Delaware St
Harry N. Haverstick
Dougherty-st
Wm. N. Wright
Bla Wood
Butler Deposition Casts Doubt On Senator McDonald Will
John M. Butler, McDonald's former law partner, testified in Hamilton county that he may be abroad when the will case goes to trial. He cited the senator's cramped signature and a conversation ten days before death in which the senator said he left only a life interest to Mrs. McDonald, challenging the will's stated bequest. The deposition followed Judge Brown's ruling that he has no further jurisdiction in the McDonald will contest.
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Colorado
Neal
Ohio
Sven
Democratic Party
Watterson
Vilas
Ravachol Dies and Other Paris News
Ravachol awaits death in Paris with a defiant salute to his condemnation. A war office clerk is jailed on charges of stealing national defense documents possibly sold to Germany. Marquis de Mores duels Capt. Meyer after a Drumont Bordeau libel clash. Meyer wounded. Bismarck is acclaimed at a Munich beer hall amid calls for more Vienna visits. The czar sends wedding congratulations to Count and Prince Bismarck.
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Bismarck
Paris
War Office
Germany
Marquis de Mores
Meyer
Drumont-Bordeau
Vienna
Prince Bismarck
Munich Beer Hall
Austria
Count von Schorloff
Berlin
Herbert Bismarck
Music festival of the colored people at Gethel A M E church
The Gethel A M E church hosted a successful music festival on Wednesday night. Cleveland soprano Miss Rachael Walker received enthusiastic applause and flowers as the prima donna. The second performance is set for Thursday night with a duet by Miss Walker and Ernest Osbourn.
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Gethel A. MM. E. Church
Rachael Walker
Cleveland
L’addio
Seery joins Indianapolis lineup as left fielder
Emmett Seery is to be a fixture for the Indianapolis team after signing a contract on Wednesday night and slated to play left field. His first game drew applause from the stands. The article notes management and league disputes over players including Genius and Boyle, with plans to bolster right field and lineup for Thursday’s 4 PM game.
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Emmett Seery
Indianapolis
Ile
Louisville
Williams
Fort Wayne
Meara
Boyle
New rockers at Wm. L. Riders Jake Wros placed
Fragmentary OCR details mention upholstering and repairing work at 195 Virginia Avenue with reference to Ayres 1118, possibly a case of scientific inquiry terms. The text is garbled and lacks clear, confirmable events or identities for a solid summary.
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Jake Wros
Virginia
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