Ohio Democratic State Convention Nears in Columbus
Ohio Democrats gather in Columbus for the 659 delegate convention to nominate a full ticket including governor and other statewide offices. McLean and Sorg vie for influence with populists and silver Republicans watching as endorsements hinge on the Chicago platform and free silver.
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McLean
Sorg
Chicago
Pops
Columbus
W. W. Durhin
Ulrich Stean
W. A. Taylor
Republican Council
Judge Yourh
Joan R. McLean
United States
Senate
Paul J. Sorg
Atiddletown
Rbslity
John R. Mcluean
Hough
Lors
Proane
H. J. Chapman
Jackson
John C. Welty
Canton
Robert T. Hough
Mel D. Shaw
Wapokenata
W. H Dore
Cuba
J. J. Cushing
Robert M. Shearer
Cincinnati
Dan Pabst
Crestline
Leutenant
Jéptha Garrard
Campbell
Hat Rack Vendor Ad from Wm L Elder
Henley Ridgeles and Gus Habich promote a sale at 62 West Market Street offering hats racks of all kinds. Advertised is Dustless Oats from Janes for horse feeding as part of the display.
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Henley Ridgeles
Gus Habich
W. Market St
Wm. L. Elder
Blacklisted Worker Seeks Damages After Illness Strike Incident
A batch of damage suits filed Tuesday include James R. Tincher claiming the Chicago and Alton railroad barred him after illness and alleged strike involvement. Joel Mowers sues Indianapolis Light and Power over a low wire injuring him during a parade. Robert Dietrick alleges a street car collision on South Meridian Street caused permanent injuries.
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James R. Tineher
CG. C
Bul
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Abcave
Joel Mowers
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Massachusetts Ave
Ohio St
Ble
Robert Dietrick
S. Meridian Sr
Citizens’ Company
Pitched Battle Looms as Garcia Faces Weyler Forces
Havana reports a major clash expected on the Camaguero plains between Gen. Garcia and Weyler as Spain plans to mobilize troops from Pinar del Rio and renew the western front. The outcome could shift the war and influence intervention offers from McKinley’s administration. In New York, Cuban revolutionary party leaders are sending two delegates to the constitutional assembly set for September 6, while American clubs express support but with caution.
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New York
Provisionnel
Constitutional Assembly
Cuba
Senate races toward tariff bill as House set to reconvene
Washington dispatch reports the Senate aims to vote on the tariff bill by Wednesday night and send it to the House by Friday. Key figures include Dingley and Dodee supporting lighter duties while Morgan urges delaying pensions due to lack of funds. House Republicans and Democrats prepare for a conference committee with three Republicans and one Democrat.
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Dingleys
Pavoe
Wekeell
Reiley
Texas
Dingley
Melviles
125 000 Miners Hear Union Strike Call for July 3
The Press reports 125000 miners will strike in five states on Saturday July 3 under orders from national union officers. The edict originates in Columbus from the United Mine Workers of America. The wage demand is 69 cents for Pennsylvanias thin vein district, with proportional rates in Ohio Indiana Illinois and West Virginia. The battlelines span Indiana Illinois West Virginia Ohio and the Pittsburg district in western Pennsylvania. Operators race to secure coal supplies while miners say stockpiles are insufficient to last a long stoppage.
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Pittsburg
Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Tlinois
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
City to begin free garbage removal July 1 under new contract
The Board of Public Health announces a new garbage contract with John McCarthy. Service starts Thursday July 1 with free removal. City is split into eastern and western districts for collection on specific days. Residents must use water light vessels at property edge. Collections exclude ashes and include kitchen waste, paper, cans, and yard debris. Noncompliance will be reported to the Board.
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Board of Public Health
John McCarthy
St. Louis
College-ave
Massachusetts-ave
Eaft-St
Board of Health
Pardon delays in Burton case worry police support from Red Men lodge
Supt. Colbert has received no word from Tennessee on Cav Taylor acting on Burton’s pardon petition for Frank Redmond’s killer. He is encouraged by the delay, hoping due consideration is given. If pardon is denied, Colbert hints at another method without details. The Red Men lodge, via secretary Frank G. Castle, offers to aid in prosecuting Redmond’s slayer.
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Colbert
Tennessee
Cav
Taylor
Burton
Frank Redmond
Lodge of
Red Men
Frank G. Castle
Supt. Colbert
Redmond
Willwood Park Hosts Evening Show Despite Threatening Weather
A sizable audience attended Willwood Park Monday night despite threatening weather. The debut of The Price of Prejudice drew praise with Webber and Miss Hamilton in lead roles, supported by a balanced cast. Four vaudeville acts followed the drama, including Bailey sisters and Mane Mazelle. Tuesday bicycle night promises a large crowd with decorations and two high grade ladies bicycles as prizes.
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Willwood
Mr. Webber
Miss Hamilton
Bailey Sisters
Hi. Kirby
Hay
Harry Carlin
Mane Mazelle
National peanopshin contest awards and diplomas
The article lists winners and certificates from a national writing contest in New York City. It names supervisors Chamalin Cincinnati and W. B. Pliner Richmond plus brothers from West Indianapolis, with teachers and students receiving first to honorable mention prizes across grades six to eight.
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Dt Aptay Atl Jouriweh
New York
Cit
Mattie
Woo Ohayve
Canada
United States
Chamalin
Cincinnati
W. B. Pliner
Richmond
Hiser
West
Indianapolis
Marion County
Taditran
Lanors
Prade
Plarry Smith
Certifrate
Wm. Parker
Notificate
Eventh Ade
Nelo Archer
Teortole High School
Tessie Overstreat
Prige Ce
I.da Dixon
Ahs Tran Pickerelh
Sehool Nooah
Tiattie Phinps
Deane Swindler
No. IT
Colored Indianapolis doctor seeks Brazilian consul post
Dr Elbert B A Mihert, a Black physician of Indianapolis, says he will be five for belief ship to Brazil as a civil position applicant under President Mehinke. He is satisfied with a Brazilian consulship. Mihert, native of Maryland, once served in the Twenty third Ohio during the war and graduated from Indians medical college. He and his family of six live at 104 N Capitol Ave.
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B. A. Mihert
Indianapolis
Nes
Constan
Guilty pleas and public notices in late city actions
Jove Hildrith, arrested after a chase, confessed guilt to a grand jury while denying criminal status, with his fate tied to uncertain origins. Separate notices report a receiver sought for Mutual Home Aid Savages Association amid allegations of mismanagement, and upcoming school commencement funding issues at Third Christian Church. Big Four adopts sanitation rules for terminals, mandating weekly water cooler cleaning and periodic chemical analysis.
Striking Trades and Political Shifts Across Nations
Reports show the Netherlands ministry resigning while Paris braces for a major building trades strike with 20 000 workers expected out. Col F D Massey, Washington correspondent, is critically ill in Middlebury Virginia. Tailors union in New York called off after a decisive victory for workers. Delegates begin travel for the Christian Endeavor convention in San Francisco. Sir Herbert Maxwell has died after losing his way in a mining district. The American Theosophical Society meets in Chicago with Annie Besant present. The Polk home in Nashville likely to be sold again after a low sale. Col Tom Ochiltree improves after illness and may survive upcoming operations.
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Netherlands
Paris
Col
F. D. Massey
Washington
Middlebury
New York
Christian Endeavor
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
Sir Herbert Maxwell
South Africa
The
Theosophical Society
Chicago
Annie Besant
James K. Polk
Nashville
Tenn
Tom Ochiltree
Orlepp Aims for Detective Post Amid Lemonade Incident
Local report says Hue mans catieer Dick Orlepp faces promotion to detective after showing merit Monday. He bought a dozen lemons to make a nic s drink, then lingered near the police station. lemons vanished from his buggy before evening.
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Huemans
Orlepp
Groon
Temons
Police Starview
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area ends June 30
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for possible showers. Tuesday night should be generally fair with clear skies. Tuesday noon temperature around 8. Wednesday reaches about 87 at 2 PM.
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Indianapolis
The Matron Scramble in Public Safety Meating
Commissioners of public safety held a short meeting to transact routine business. Applications of Miss Wieweatherstone and Mrs Islenore Brown for polee matron were received and filed. Miss Peather stone submitted a testimonial from A G Smith of Smith and Shorbly supporting her. She previously worked at Central Insane Hospital and later as matron of the institute for the blind. Mrs Brown is currently an attendant at the insane hospital.
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Commissioners of Public Safety
Wieweatherstone
Islenore Brown
Governor Mount Launches Hog Cholera Campaign
Gov Mount unveils a state effort to combat hog cholera with Prof LBilling of Purdue supervising summer and winter work. He seeks railroad support to transport Prof Bittinge for field visits as 530000 hogs died last year, and he believes disease control is possible.
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Mount
Lbilling
Purdue University
Prof
Bittinge
Stormera
Excursionists Depart for San Francisco from Union Station
A trainload of 209 passengers on 13 coaches left Union Station bound for San Francisco aboard the Big Four road with most travelers aged 20 to 30. Among them were Mrs. Morgan and her sons Joseph and Lewis from Indianapolis. The group marks a reunion for the Morgans with old California ties as they head toward the mountains north of Sacramento. The second excursion train follows this Tuesday evening. In Galveston Indiana authorities investigated a Pearl Bryan case linked to Scott Jackson and a local book request case involving a 18 year old boy named Charles Butcher facing charges over a raised denomination.
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C. N
San Francisco
Union Station
Big Four Road
St. Tasuis
Indianapolis
Morgan
Joseph
Lewis Morgan
Pearl Bryan
Scott Jackson
Galveston
Ind
Foste
Fletcher
Charles Butcher
Cincinnati
Lottery offender Woodard fined suspended sentence in town ban
John T. Woodard, arrested on lottery ticket charges, was fined $500 in police court Tuesday. The sentence was suspended on condition that he leave town and stay away until the court permits his return. Woodard has been known as a lottery man and has caused police trouble.
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John T. Woodard
Woodard
Missing steamer Aden wrecked after gale off Spectra reef
London reported the Aden wreck on June 9 after a terrific gale. Eight passengers and many crew members drowned. a boat escaped but likely perished. Survivors later reported by Indian government steamer Mayo, while total losses may exceed 100. The ship, 269 feet, built 1892 for Peninsular and Oriental, sailed Yokohama April 28 and Colombo June 1.
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Spectra
Yokohama
Colombo
Island of Ceylon
Mayo
Aden
Hil
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
England
Cranes Railings Highlight Local Delusions and Prostitution Case
In Columbus a German immigrant writes anti aristocracy postal cards to Judge Woods claiming martial law. Grace Dolan and John Dolan face police court for running a house of prostitution at 999 In Court Street. Ossie Martin linked as an inmate. Dolans discharged after weak evidence. Big Four to disinfect terminals per health board rules. Park board employee fraudulently used a warrant for $45. American bicycle indemnity company to insure bicycles. Indianapolis backers.
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Columbus
Woods
United States Circuit Court
United States
U. S
Hermann Mueller
U.S. M
Grace Dolan
John Dolan
Court-st
Joan
Ossie Martin
Big
State Board of Health
Myer
Park Board
Cwners
Ice
American Bicycle
Weli Dianapowis
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