Harrison Allison Drops Out In Long Convention Fight
The Chicago convention opened amid crowding galleries and high tension as sixth to eighth ballots produced a dramatic shift. Harrison surged forward winning decisive support after Foraker’s alleged treachery fears, culminating in Harrison’s unanimous nomination with Depew’s platform speech sealing the victory.
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Vice Presidential Nomination Chaos at Chicago Convention
At Chicago on June 25 delegates clashed as the vice presidential nomination began. W C Bradley of Kentucky emerged as the first nominee amid noisy roll calls and outside cannon fire. Levi P Morton of New York was expected to be nominated as vice president as the convention adjourned.
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Dramatic Virginia Vote Scene at Harrison Rally
In Chicago on June 25 John Wise pledged Virginia’s vote to Harrison after Mahone was urged to shake Wise’s hand. The crowd roared as Wise and Mahone clasped hands, sealing Virginia’s support amid packed excitement and near-duel tension two days earlier.
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Alleged Treachery to Sherman Splits Chicago Factions
In Chicago on June 25 special dispatches report Sherman supporters threaten drastic action against Gov. Foraker if linked to the ticket. They accuse Foraker of treachery to Sherman as factions divide over political alignment. In a separate case, Wallace Tubbs faces a motion to quash the affidavit in a rape assault matter, Judge Irvin awaiting ruling.
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Harrison Men Rally in Chicago to Aid Indiana Contest
Nearly forty Indianapolis Harrison men traveled to Chicago Sunday night to bolster the effort on Harrison's behalf. The Roberts Park church Home Missionary Society plans a lawn fete at 603 N. Delaware next Friday evening. Nellie Lickelson suffered injuries from a fall on E Washington Street Monday and was moved home in Kregele's ambulance. Rumors of a Washington O Day sale to Indianapolis were denied by management.
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Return of the Hoosier Team From the First Eastern Trip
Hoosiers return home glad to be back after seven wins in a taxing eastern trip. Players blame hard luck and umpiring for defeats while injuries plagued the squad. Manager Spence and the club deny dissipation and expect better form in upcoming home games against Pittsburg.
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Manslaughter Charge Downgraded for George Long
Justice Alford reduces murder charge against George Long to manslaughter after ruling the case not sustainable. Long posted $2,000 bail provided by his cousin Councilman Long. The report also covers Purdue University exhibit on manual training, a first music teachers concert featuring Madam Bloomfield and Armin Becker, Librarian Hooper’s Indiana history note, and a shooting incident in Seymour Indiana where Elijah Jones was wounded by Bully Crabb. Furniture at William L. Elder's is mentioned.
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Enthusiastic Harrison Rally Sweeps Indiana Streets
Jubilant crowds greet Gen Benjamin Harrison as Indiana delegates move toward nomination on the convention floor. News flashes from the ballot show gains for Harrison, with cheers erupting at the telegraph offices and around model hat stores as horns, flags, and patriotic regalia flood the streets.
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Crowds At Harrison Office After Election Victory
At Harrison's office a surging crowd of over a thousand gathered after the eighth ballot. A man fired six shots, but Harrison remained calm, bowed from the window, and thanked supporters. He, with Mrs. Harrison, greeted well-wishers as they crowded Delaware Street toward his home. The general said little beyond accepting the honor and promising to fight for party victory.
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Preparing to Ratify Rally in Marion County for Tuesday Night
The Marion county republican central committee scheduled a large ratification event for Tuesday night with a Monday demonstration and a Chicago guest influx. A delegation will depart once travel times are confirmed as officials expect nearly every Hoosier to attend. Messages from Col. A. L. Conger and J. H. Manly cheered Harrison, while excitement grew from Indianapolis crowds and visiting Chicago supporters.
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Tariff Reformers Lead Tari People’s Congress Debate
The Tari people’s congress met Sunday to discuss free trade and protection. A late vote showed tariff reformers in the majority as new members joined, including Dr. T. J. Van Vorhis. Next Sunday officers will be elected and the railroad purchase question will be debated.
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Found in the Woods: Desperate Mother and Missing Child
Ike Fredericks of West Indianapolis found Mrs Sherman and her eight year old son Jesse in river bottoms near Michigan Street Monday morning. She said her husband deserted her a week ago and she slept in the woods three nights with no food. The boy was sent to the orphan asylum after the mother pleaded for a home. The mother left to seek work. Base Mail Rothers Em Bourrao N Y June 25 Spl The Methodists weigh attending baseball with debates among leaders.
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City Grain Market Report of June 25
Inspectors report shows receipts across grains with corn 10 200 bu, oats 16 200 bu, wheat 8 600 bu, rye 600 bu, barley 2 400 bu and flour 950 bbls. Shipments include oats 18 000 bu and barley 1 800 bu. Bids on call show No 2 red wheat 81c, July 79c. corn No 1 white 54c, No 2 white 53c, No 2 yellow 47¾c. oats No 2 white 36c, No 2 mixed 33c. rye No 2 0c. Market notes say wheat weaker, corn steady with little life. some interest but thin trading. US Yarns from Indianapolis reports hog receipts 500, market $5.10 to $5.65. telegraph markets show mixed futures for wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs across Chicago and New York.
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Blaine Declines Nomination Cable Sparks Debate
Chicago June 25. A special report notes two or three factions show confidence while Gov. Foraker predicts two ballots to settle the matter Monday. A confidential cable from Blaine states he will not accept a nomination, triggering widespread speculation about the political landscape.
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Political conventions shift as Sherman gains odds in Ohio
A chaotic day of shifting favors at the convention saw Sherman strengthen as Ohio delegates pledged to him. Blaine’s support wavered amid splits, while Harrison and Alger emerged as possible contenders. The day closed with talk of a pivotal Tuesday session and high ticket demand for the great auditorium.
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Prediction Warble Over Blaine Nominating Battle
New York reports Chicago convention debates leave editors uncertain about Monday's session. The Sun accuses reformers of trifling with Blaine's honor. The Times says the adjournment changed little. The World claims the fight will be principled, not personal, while the Herald notes Republicans fear Blaine and will not nominate another.
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Sherman Men Unite on Nomination Crisis
Creaco reports Blaine supporters pressed for unanimous nomination and withdrew other candidates after Joe Manley warned voting must stop. Some Californians threaten to bolt as Sherman gains momentum. Foraker seen as betrayed. possible suicide attributed. McKinley favored as compromise candidate.
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New York Delegation Stays Silent on Ballot After Monday
The New York delegation caucused long and emerged unwilling to discuss. Sherman faces no support from that quarter after the second ballot. The group heads toward a dark horse candidate, likely McKinley, on Monday’s next vote.
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