Harrison at Home Gen Harrison and his family values
A Chicago Herald article paints Gen. William Henry Harrison as a Consistent Christian devoted to family. It highlights his love for children, domestic routines, church involvement, sober lifestyle, and modest finances, noting his home life, wife Mrs Harrison, daughter Miss Harrison now Mrs. McKee, and grandchild amid friendlier Senate ties with the Voorhees family.
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Gen. Harrison
The
Chicago Herald
Ben Harrison
Harrison
Papa Harrison
Deer Park
Woody
Michigan
First Presbyterian Church
Montana
Benjamin Harrison
Senate
Hoosier
Washington
Miss Harrison
McKee
Harrisons
Voorhees
County educators adopt officers and discuss school reforms
County superintendents approved officers led by J A Warlen and declared treasurer Black. James H Henry presented revision of course of study. H M LaFollett read on Young People's Reading Circles. D H Ellison urged extra state education board members and noted alcohol education resolutions adopted by Mollie G Hay.
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J. A. Warlen
J. A. Lewellen
A. T. Smedley
C. W. Osborn
Black
James H. Henry
H. M. LaFolletts
Joseph Carhart
DePauw University
D. H. Ellison
State Board of Education
Cline
Smediey
Snow
Flick
Elane
Mollie G. Hay
The Birds Catch On Sun Sale Echoes Parrot Cheer
A parrot on North Illinois Street shouts Sun one cent in a playful crowd scene. The birds are shown recognizing the Sun's supremacy with a cheeky, newspaper-boy level zeal.
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N. Illinois
Town Topics court reopens and local notices
The circuit court will reconvene next Monday. The Ancient Order of Hibernians elected William Curry county delegate for two years. Fred Williamson of Burford's printing house injured his arm Friday morning. John Hart of Hilderbrand & Fugate, from Woodlawn and Linden, fell from a ladder Thursday, fracturing his collar bone. The C., H. & D. will sell round trip tickets to Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo for July 3 and 4, with return by July 7. W. H. Fisiar, G. A.
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Order of Hibernians
William Curry
Fred Williamson
Burford
John Hart
Hilderbrand & Fugate
Woodlawn Ave
Linden St
Baseball Notes Involving Detroit Hoosiers and Pittsburg Trip
Detroit sluggers stay in Danville series with Sami Thompson as drawing card. Either Boyle or Shreve to start for the Hoosiers Friday. Pittsburgs left for home to play Chicago, Tom Ramsey suspended pay. Thursday league scores Cincinnati 11 Baltimore 5, St. Louis 4 Cleveland, Brooklyn 9 Louisville 7. Umpire tensions and manager Spence housing noted. Indianapolis frustrated by rainout and attendance affecting a Pittsburg game hope.
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Detroit
Sami Thompson
Boyle
Shreve
Hoosiers
Pittsburgs
Chicagos
Tom Ramsey
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Louisville
Spence
Smay
John
Boston
Washington
Sawders
Tate
Anston
Day
Deasly
Indiana Election News Centers on Harrison Victory
Dr. W. B. Fletcher backs Harrison. Indianapolis parties celebrate with congratulations and organized clubs. Railroad Democrats plan Friday meeting at Bates and Nobles. Potential state candidates Porter and Lew Wallace discussed for Voorhees and Turpie seats. Fanning cadets reform as a Democratic campaign group with d.d. Fanning president. Harrison league plans a Saturday visit to General Harrison. A colored voters league, first to back Harrison, schedules a 7:30 gathering west of the court house.
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W. B. Fletcher
Indiana Insane Hospital
Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Indianapolis
Bates
Porter
Gen. Wallace
Voorhees and
Turpie
U. S. Senate
Lew Wallace
Fanning
D.d. Fanning
John Buckley
John Rosehapp
Kelley
Harrison League
Court House
German press sees peace as Emperor's aim in speech
Lontag will reply to Emperor William's address. A 30 million franc German syndicate backs the Panama canal plan hoping to advance it. German Admiral Caprivi resigns. more resignations expected. J W Ralph, mechanical engineer, closes stock and acts as agent for Reedy elevator. Office67 Ingalis block.
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Lontag
William
Ger. von Caprivi
J. W. Ralph
Reedy Elevator
Ingalis Block
A Day in the State and Regional Happenings in Indiana
Reports from Fort Wayne, Logansport, Richmond, South Bend, and other cities note a natural gas ordinance, a mysterious death, an arrest of a prominent citizen for murder, and social pages. Highlights include political runs, a Texas capture of a murder suspect, a New York road conflict, and local civic events such as fairs, reunions, and college closings.
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Ft. Wayne
Logansport
Nother Fish Story
Richmond
South Bend
Whitewater Bar Association
Silver Lake
Indiana
Goshen
Maj
W. B. Biddle
New Albany
U. S
Earlham College
Marion
James Shaw
Grant County
David Wisher
Shaw
Louis Lytle
Ohio
Jeffersonville
Streat
Lytle
Seymour
Henry Schafer
H. C. Montgomery
Jennie Swope
Anderson
Louis Wyckle
Henry Keller
Madison County
Chicago
Rock Island
Margaret Sears
J. W. Roberts
Aurora
J. Woods
Martinsville
D. J. Wagraman
Kokomo
J. H. Shoff
Onward
J. Kiewitz
Lafayette
J. Woll
Morris
D. Sage
Crothersville
D. McMillin
Osgood
D. W. Graham
Kirklin
J. Brant
Indianapolis
H. Gibbs
Leroy
L. Baughman
Monitor
J. Mathews
Hobart
A. Armstrong
Leavenworth
M. Armstrong
J. Harris
Sanborn
J. B. Moore
Delphi
J. H. Toole
E. B. Hartley
Peanville
J. Thomas
Stendal
St. Bernice
M. Bishop
T. P. Parish
Lebanon
BE. Mickey
Vincennes
J. Hall
Pleasant. Lake
A. S&s. Harman
Butlerville
W. B. Moreland
Bloomington
Lucy Berdel Drowned Returning From Picnic in Row Boat
Lucy Berdel a sixteen year old girl from 45 Beatryst, was drowned when a row boat capsized near the Big Four trestle in North Indianapolis after avoiding a steam tug. Emma Berdel survived with Gus Albertshardt. Lucy’s mother suffered a relapse upon hearing the news.
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Lucy Berdel
Emma
Fred Gyle
Lucy
Albertshardt
Louis Berdel
Fourth of July Preparations and Fireworks Display Planned
Citizens held a Denison house meeting to organize a non partisan Fourth of July celebration. An executive committee led by S. Denny will supervise a natural gas exhibit and a fireworks display on the court house north side with arches on main streets. Two baseball games Indianapolis vs Boston will be advertised, aided by half fare rail rates to draw crowds.
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Denison House
S. Denny
George F. Branham
J. G. Shaffer
Albert Gall
Irvin Robbins
Marcus L. Brown
Wm. L. Eider
Julius F. Pratt
O. B. Boardman
Court House
Indianapolis
Boston
Struck rich silver at San Pedro New Mexico
Lightning killed two Culberton Nebraska farmers. At Tuscola Illinois fifteen thousand acres of corn are under water. Ex Treas Tate of Kentucky escaped with four hundred four thousand eighty five dollars. Pikesville Maryland arsenal became a Confederate home. Marion Stewart Harland Kentucky killed his wife and brother in a quarrel over cards. Ex conductor Wardel insane, boarded a train in Nolano Texas and killed a porter. Emily Willard ordered to pay Alice Potts twenty thousand for alienating Lewis Potts' affections. Two Drast brothers near Traverse City Michigan tried to rob Theo Caster. both dead. Governor Kloorehouse refused to inspect murderer's sentence. Maxwell to hang in St. Louis Friday. Provisions and groceries prices listed.
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San Pedro
N. M
Culberton
Neb
Tuscola
Ill
Treas
Tate
Kentucky
Pikesville
Marion Stewart
Harlat
B. Ahern
Chicago
Wardel
Nulano
Tex
Emily Willard
Alice Potts
Lewis Potts
Traverse City
Mich
Theo
Maxwell
St. Louis
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Schnull & Krags
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Chas. Golden
George R. Harris
Santa Claus
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SUN Office
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G. M. Raschig
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