Silver Versus Gold Dominates Indiana Delegation Fight
The Indiana silver and gold factions clash over Chicago convention delegates. John Frenzel faces repudiation by silver leaders while Seventh district nominees Charles Cooper and William English are favored. Gov. Matthews backing English while Shanklin may nominate Shively. lobbies buzz with anti silver and pro silver buttons and tense credential battles loom before the convention.
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Chicago
Alen W. Clark
SUN
Sound Money
John P.frenzel
Frenzel
Free Silver Avenue
Marion
Murdock
Menzies, Doherty
Charles Cooper
William £. English
Gil Shanklin
J. Ts. Stoll
Voorhees
Turpie
English
Gov
Matthews
Is He Insane San Francisco Man In Custody
T Po proker re the A. Cunee, a Wail $5,000,000, was sent to the receiving hospital Monday evening for examination by commissioners. Cuneo, of York, wandered the city in a demented condition after leaving his home six weeks ago. His brother-in-law Louis Demartini, owner of a candy factory on Mission street, plans to charge him with insanity. TE M. Ratto, a friend, assisted in taking him to the hospital.
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San Francisco
T. Po Proker
A. Cunee
Ihss
Cuneo
TE. M. Ratto
Demartini
Wall street gold plan and tragic mill explosion in Texas
Wire contains claims Hanna McKinley and Wall street bankers discuss flooding the west with gold to persuade pro free silverites. A deadly blast at Doucette Texas injured seven at Nebraska lumber mill. McKinley hosted 500 Muskegum county citizens in Canton urging protection and reciprocity. Venezuelan archives on boundary dispute sent to Washington. Yale graves ivy row as Dr Twitchell objects to ivy from Gen Hee’s grave.
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Hanna
McKinley
Belton
Roney
Wall Sl
West
Doucette
Tex
Nebraska Limber Company
Muskingum County
Ohio
Canton
Venezuelan Commission of
Washington
Yale
Twitchell
Hartford
College
Robert Hee
Luce
Young Woman Tries Morphine Suicide After Pressure
Elsora Rabb Babb a 22 year old woman from a troubled family attempted suicide with a large morphine dose near Fairview Park. It was her third such attempt in three months amid constant family fussing. She recovered by Tuesday morning and said she would try again if treated poorly, detailing years of distress since her father’s death.
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Beltorv
Elsora
Babb
Fairview Park
Elsora Rabb
Mure
Miss Babb
Charles Winkle Dre Wbers
Fairview
Suburban Handicap Headlines Opening Summer Meeting at Sheepshead Bay
New York reports the Pit-Ticha Coney ishind jockey club opens summer fares at Sheepshead Bay on Tuesdays. The suburban handicap, a mile and a quarter race for all ages, offers 6000 to the winner, 1000 to the second, and 3500 to the third. Seven horses are named to start including The Commoner and Navarre. Turfmen predict a duel between Fleary of Wind Clifford and others as weights are allotted and bets placed.
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New York
Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Devahifal
Ilenrs
Navarre
Giffin
Sir Walter
Garrison
J. Claytont
Nanki L’ooh
Gett
Tiernpipe
J. Hamilton
Lelaar
J. Till
Fleary
Wind Clifford
Enith Shepard Engaged to Ernest Fab bri
Ai 4 Shepard announced engaged to Ernest O G Fab bri the second son of the late O G Fab bri whose adopted children inherit his fortune. Sigisto P Fab bri was a member of Drexel Morgan & Co. Fab bri lived in Florence Italy in later life, with a grand home.
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WITW
York
Kol
Shepard
Ai 4
Feernest O. G
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Italy
Florence
Biss
Edith Shepard
MiMiatti
W Derbi
Weather forecast for Indianapolis city area update
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the three hours ending p m June 24 calls for cloudy conditions with occasional rain. Tuesday night and Wednesday likely unsettled with variable temperatures after a noon reading of 72 degrees.
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Vwieathex
Indianapolis
City life notes and political appointment updates
Louis Burnett, 73, died at the county poor farm after three weeks as an inmate with no known past. Col Benjamin A Richardson elected brigadier general of the First Indiana boys brigade following a notification by field, line and staff officers. Attorney Thomas Hanna visited City hospital to see a client at dinner time. Dr Nichols, hospital superintendent, refused access until 1 o'clock per rules. Hanna protested by letter to the Board of Health. President Morrison defended the rule, saying it stands as is.
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Louis Burnett
Benjamin A. Richardson
First
Indiana Boys’ Brigade
Thomas Hanna
Nichols
Hanna
Board of Health
Morrison
Indianapolis Water Works Assessment Controversy
Davis of the water company refused to reveal plant and franchise values as the county board of review fixed the Indianapolis water works assessment at 1 100 090, up 500 000 on last year's re assessment. He cited limited dividends and ongoing improvements while noting the capital stock's worth and recent expenditures. Mention of Lee Assessment at 1 100 000 and Davis's displeasure followed during a lengthy Monday session.
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Indianapolis Water Works Company
County Board of Review
Prasiieat Davis
The
Water Company
Parna
Indianapolis
Lee
Court Martial Trial In New York Navy Pay Clerk Case
A navy department court martial is to judge Paymaster Edwin D. Webster for withholding funds and improper conduct tied to a Yorktown pay clerk. The case centers on a widow’s money advanced for the clerk and alleged carelessness or dishonesty in accounts. Lieutenant Kochheimer from Washington will lead the government proceedings.
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New York
Sun
Washington
Navy Department
Pirst
Edwin D. Webster
Yorktown
San Francisco
Webster
Treasury
Naval Department
Wation
Pacific Fleet
C. 1Fochheimer
Divorce and marriage in swift series at Dr Castor home
Saturday divorce grants Mrs Castor $1000 alimony and custody of their 6 year old son amid Daisy Hall affair. Monday the couple wed with Justice Clark presiding after Dr Castor obtained a license for himself and Miss Hall. Also lists numerous birth notices and licenses, plus a dramatic account of Gen Harrison’s narrow escape at Washington and Pennsylvania.
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Tiana C. Castor
Democratic State Convention in Peoria Roused by Free Silver Debate
In Peoria 1892 a large Democratic state convention filled a wooden hall on Hamilton Ave as delegates selected a state ticket and prepared for Chicago. Alexander Bell led with a fiery proponent of bimetallism while tensions rose over seating, with Altgeld, Harrison Jr., and Gridlock forming from the Altgeld and Eckles factions. Demonstrations against Cleveland echoed through the hall as the crowd pressed for bold financial reform and unity.
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Peoria
Hamilton Ave
Maj. McKinley
Gov. Altgeld
Irithian
Forman and
Downing
Lambert Tree
Belgium
Carter H. Harrison, Jr
Chicago
Hinrichsen
State Central Committee
Alexander Hamilton Bell
Carlinville
Democratic Party
East
Illinois
A. S.S. Trude
Altgeld
Hekels
Committee On
Cleveland
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Ethyl
Shanklin
John Gilbert Shanklin
Shively
Simon P. Sheerin
G. Shanklin
B. TF. Shively
McKintey
Grand Hotel
Tower of Babel
Cravens
Bloomington
Mike” Sweeney
State House
Haggard
Jasper
Andrew Sweeney
Supreme Court
Simon F. Sheerin
Armstrong
Hawkins
Sullilvan
Sullivan Conunty
O'Neal
Daviess County
O’neal
Nankins
O Neal
Bill Flynn
Maurice Donnelly
Henry Spaan
Si Neaw
B. ¥. Caldwell
Tarmer Offuit
Democrats of
Talians
Termiusan
Thal Committee
Credentials Committee
Jiaps Fatal Alistawe
Tamlinson Tialt
Tim Pit
Gov. Matthews
Remerk
Tlyar
Hbadenny
Canderele Pbeane
Owho Jims
Iss
Tivlitua
Berle Witt
Thar
Robert
Port Wayne
Congressimininalls
Elven
Credentia Peman
See
Enith Shepard
Erneest Fabbri
Davis
Navy
KK. B
Mrs. Sprague
Francis-at
Martha Tanner
S. Olive St
Chas
Mary Foover
Walnut-st
Ber
Christian
Margaret Slansen
Carlos-st
Considlus
Mary Delaney
Henryst
Carl
Annie Angink
Thomas-st
Don. Via
Dila Bilhner
S. West-st
Bey
Draths
Harold Frank
Gillard-ave
Endera Infantum
Chard Nordholt
Madison-ave
Yher
McCartysee Heart
City Hospital
Dr. Jameson
London
U. P
Jameson
Transvaal
Central Criminal Court
Oan
Leander
Henry J. Coventry
BR. White
Col J. White
Sir John Willoughby
Col. A. Grey
Jno
M. Lilly
Jno. M. Lilly
Janes
Alufor
Gold Bugs
Eckles
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