Battle for congressional nominations rocks Indiana districts
A wave of Republican campaigns sweeps Indiana districts 1 through 13 as candidates like Frank Posey J M Hemenway A J McCutcham Fred P Leonard Jason Brown Oscar Montgomery Will Cumback and others seek the GOP nods amid cross district clashes mudslinging and party strategy. District conventions are set in Evansville Martinsville Muncie Indianapolis Terre Haute Kokomo Hammond Hartford City Fort Wayne Warsaw and more with 64 delegates total to choose.
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Frank Posey
Hvansville
J. M. Hemenway
Booneville
A. J. McCutcham
Evansville
Fred P. Leonard
Mr. Vernon
T. J. Truscott
North Harmony
A. P. Twineham
Princeton
Col
A. N. Hardy
Washington
M. B.,willowby
Vincennes
W. Ji. Gardner
Jason Brown
Oscar 4
Montgomery
Seymour
John McDonald
Holman
Kaalilwick
Will Cumback
Greensburg
JT. B. Adama
Shelbyville
Chas. Jones
Brookville
Samuel Jones
Versailles
C. G. Case
Greencastle
Wat A. Hill
Enoch Fuller
Bloomington
Jesse Overstreet
Franklin
C. F. Sweeney
Columbus
Shoukney
Marion
Hancock
Madison
I. Henry
Anderson
Bir
Bynum
Fle
Uistrich
M. S. Usll
Newport
Jacob
Tom Nelson
Terre Haute
Capt
W. H. Hart
Frankfort
J. B. Cheadle
T. H. Boyd
Napleaville
W. J. Wood
Lafayette
Thos. Lindley
Noblesville
K. W. Smith
J. F. Hanley
Warren County
C. B. Landis
Delphi
Wm. Johnsson
Valparaiso
Frank Swigett
Logansport
Geo. W. Steele
C. M. Snyder
Portland
C. B. Good
Warren
L. W. Rouse
Warsaw
Hubpard
Elkhart
Adam
Hayns
Notre Dame
Martinsville
Muncie
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Hammond
Bay
Hartford City
Fort Wayne
Fight offer from St. Si Haglen for Woods Johnson bout
The saloonkeeper in Wabish-st. urged fighter Woods to meet Jim Johnson at his place with 350 dollars or more. Haglen said he meant business and Woods must bring the money, promising a private fight that would be too tiniah.
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St. Si Haglen
Woods
Jim Johnson
Mr. Haglen
Ppa laundry pact echoes in tense avowals
Fragmentary OCR hints at pacts and avowals tied to a laundry project. No clear names, dates, or places readable. The text suggests reduced terms or negotiations but specifics remain unreadable in the snippet.
Manends death by morphine after agoning mind
Daniel Manning 40, of Frances Street North Indianapolis, died Friday morning by his own hand after a night of agony caused by morphine poisoning. A carriage trimmer formerly at Udell Ladder Works, he had shown signs of mental disorder, sold tools to buy poison, urged his mother to drink poison, and explained that he preferred death to harming others. Doctors Carey and Beck attended him until about midnight, and he lingered until 7 a.m. Sunday.
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Daniel Manning
Frances St
Indianapolis
Manning
Thea Udell Ladder Works
Dra. Carey
Beck
Indiana Weather Forecast 86 Hours Ahead
Forecasts for Indiana cover the 86 hours ending at p m March 38 1894. Skies are expected fair with no severe conditions reported. Also notes promotions for E K cures throat irritation and VanPelt’s pastry flour with trial bottles at 26 cents.
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Indiana
E. K
Desperate Escape Ends With Deputy Killed at Prison
In Trenton on Friday morning, burglar Joseph Wallwitz was shot and killed Deputy Keeper Jas. B. Lippincott during a daring escape attempt at the state prison. Wallwitz cut bars with improvised saws, confronted Keeper Waters, then fired on keepers as he fled, later surrendering after guards fired on him. Lippincott died from his wounds. the prisoner carried newspaper-wrapped body armor and was captured after a brief exchange of gunfire.
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Trenton
N.J
Joseph Wallwitsz
Jas. B. Lippincott
Lippincott
Jle
James Waters
Waters
Wallwits
Lippincots
Wallwitz
Mysterious Theft Of $200000 Diamond Cup In New York
Tiffany & Co. mourns the loss of a gold diamond cup valued around $200,000 stolen from a ring at the factory on Trinity and Bowery. Suspects include the custodian with alleged collusion, the incident tied to a broader Brazil news update and domestic seigniorage debate.
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Klaiiers
Tiffany & Co
San Prsneisca
Rinea
Bfiulberry-ata
Lost Wife of Dr Hilliard Calls on Police
A young woman claiming to be the wife of Dr Charles E Hilliard visited police headquarters on Friday to report that her husband deserted her. She said they married in Covington Kentucky last Monday after meeting via correspondence and that she is from Cincinnati. She described his activities as giving exhibits at medical colleges, and the couple argued before he left for Indiana college. Matron Buchanan will shelter her while she contacts relatives. She is 20, maiden name Anna Boeller.
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Duden Harper
Julius Jessen
Geo. Boeckling
Jersen
Boeckling
EUSP
Holtzman
Stabr
Hunrover
Christ
Harper
van Gay
Chas. E. Hilliard
L’riday
Cincinnati
Hilliard
Kionday
Covington
Palace Hotel
Indiana College
Buchanan
Anna Boeller
Lospos
Ie Bag
Triadstone
Windsor
House of Lords
Gayette Sera
Oseberry
St. Jarissiayvetie
Caic
Howell
Kenler
Chicago
Hr Howell
Illinois
Bender
Uneasy Lies the Had Board of Safety Sessions
The Board of Safety met Thursday and did little beyond approving monthly bills and accepting Fireman Fleming’s resignation amid drunkenness charges. Rumors swirl about leadership changes with Dr Kahlo eyed as successor, and pay disputes fuel tension as officers fear demoralization. police Chief Solin appears anxious, while Trusler seeks new faces and potential reshuffles.
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Board of Safety Mat
Ubnursday
Fleming
Dr. Earp
White
Turquey
Kahlo
Denny
Altairs
Aimea
Powell
South
Solin
Catterson
Trusler
Startin McGuffin
Capt
Luigiey
Tre Sch
Mads & Detective
Goine
Crat
Earp
Meade Ater
Dick Clerylek
Bord
Clorence Foster
Sushed
South Side Victory Delays Rail Depot Viaduct Use
The Board of Works on Friday refused CG. H. & D. railroad permission to turn the viaduct into a depot driveway, a bitter fight ending as a South-side victory amid citizen remonstrances. Waastern paving will asphalt Talbot ave. 27 feet wide costs 1.52. Two old bidders submitted bids while new firms failed to enter the contest. Nine workmen began breaking stone for the city project to employ the unemployed, led by J. D. Cummings who refused to swap his post. Foreman Phipps denied the change and Cummings did not break a stone. The crowd watching the work showed little favor. Louise Rockwell died from wounds inflicted by McNabb in Pirssnur¢ on Friday.
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Board of Works
CG. H. & D. Railroad
Waastern Paving Company
Talbottave
Cummings
J. D. Cummings
Phipps
Wasting the Estate Accusation in a Circuit Court Suit
A circuit court case brought by Warren O Haver against Leester St Brier alleges waste of a widow's estate. The plaintiff claims the guardian removed the daughter from St Mary's academy to a county home and accuses the defendant of improper charges and mismanagement, seeking an accounting and removal as executrix. The filing details the estate valued at about 4500 dollars and ongoing disputes over the child's care and reformatory placement.
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Circuit Court
Warren O’ Haver
Leester
St. Mary's Academy
Urier
Aerivol
Denton
Jie
Genton
Lia
Sires
Jicier
City Sues Club Over Misrepresentation to Secure Funds
Indianapolis city seeks 20,000 against Commercial club chair Lilly, Fortune and others in circuit court. City alleges misrepresentation by encampment committee and Lilly to obtain 75,000 for encampment expenses, with funds said to be a trust and to be repaid if project failed. Defendants include the Commercial club and Wm. Horne. Court action targets 12,000 plus 5,000 and 13,000 related sums, with city asserting funds diverted from subscribers.
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Scott
Indianapolis
Sult
Citizens’ Encampment Committee
Commercial Club
L Lilly
Wm. Horne
Fortune
Lilly
Citizans
Chairian
Besara, Lilly and Fortune
Sessia
Lily
iDoriume
Mob Trys to Lynch Negro Murderer at Stroudsburg Jail
About 100 men gathered near the Stroudsburg jail at 2 o'clock Friday morning aiming to lynch Richard Vincer the supposed killer of Christian Ehlers. Sheriff and deputies repelled the mob until reinforcements arrived as threats of further action persisted. KE will stop your cough at night.
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Senanton
Stroudsburg
Richard Vincer
Christian Ehlers
Death of Babe Found in Hovel Sparks Probe at Pearl Street
In a wretched hovel at 301 West Pearl Street a mysterious death is reported. Mrs. Castor, a grass widow with four children, admits the infant’s death may be natural but coroner suspects strangulation. Children guardians remove the four offspring. another mother, Mrs. Mary Custer, is hospitalized after the incident at 501 West Pearl Street.
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Vira
Castor
Board of Children's Guardians
Mary Custer
W. Pearlst
Lae City Hospital
Deposition hearing in Shaffer commission case continues
Judge Baker heard voluminous depositions in the Shaffer-3inson commission deal as Meson telegrams surface urging Verner and Bic Wee to satisfy a claim aiding the deal. Evidence shows Verner and Jickee signed to pay 100000 cash to the company's stock and Masson filed a claim later, with 25000 payment delayed. POWDER MILL WRECKED. one killed. Explosion at Thompson's Point factory blows nitro glycerine building. fire contained. City health board orders cleanup to improve sanitation.
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Sheffer
Baker
U.S. Court
Shaffer-3inson
Hriday
Meson
Verner
Bic- Wee
Street Railway Company
Agidie
Shaffer
Chicago
Jickee
Masson
Verner and Mclee
Powdell Mill
Paulstoro
N. Y
Rapanno Chemical
Thompson’s Point
Javi Ivins
Atlag Powdsrin
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Center Township
Lew Aiken
Kagle Machine Works
John L. Parker
Henry Werbe
Julius Walk & Co
John K. Dil
Chas. St. Lane
Eugene Sandy
Sahm
Beop
al Womack
John Humann
Irvington
Indiana Savings and Loan Leagues
State House
Johnson
Robi
Ric Briiea
G.A. Bingham
Building and Loan
C. A. Wilding
J. W. Tieble
Clintom
Vamaraiso
Ind
Clara Heintz
Whiting
Norris
Dulaney Clock Works
Winkesbarre
West-end Coal Company
Jacksonville
Fin
Corbett
Charley Mitchell
New Jessy State Prison
Sherpers
Hills
Efe Skeet
Hebsis
New York
Rio Janeiro
Senor Prudenta Bors
Brazil
Isene¢R Victorino Pereira
Vica
Elscilon
Peixoto
Wasinneros
Aland
IGT
Friends of Silver
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
The
Arlus AS
Mitchell
monaJarhecu
Tom Fhumb
Ton Thumb
Count Magri
Baron Magri
Vernona Jarbeau
D. Bernstein
Miss
James H. Wallick
Park Theater
Wallick
A. Y. Pearson
Catharine Buchanan
James Fowler
Huroast
Thomas Buchanan
Queens Ware
Catherine Buchanan
Pletcher Place
Luzene Ssuley
Cyrus Brown
Ingalls
Big Four
Pearl St
J. G. Ueox
Memorial Cay
Nigat
John Baultz
Indians-ave
New York St
Denry
St. Safford
Boston
Alcga
Itowell Detective Association
Lake County
Nesiders
Myny Pensores
Webster
Jarrett
Chas. Tyler
Zellar
League of the Sacred Heart
Calvary
Indianapolis National Bank
Fudgebaker
Priday
R. J. Haughey
Harvey Satterwhite
Chas
W. Jel’son
Hanns
Jlincoln League
Ward 15
Ed. Wilson
Maud Biller
Insurance Company
Dean
Henry Walker
Rhode Island Si
Winiera
Birris
Joseph
Lena Marshall
William
Mary Nichols
Laura Creasey
James Fitzsimmons
Elizabeth Maloney
Samuel Marley
Marguerite Bruening
George Bowers
Simmons
Star Chamber
Board of Safety
Dany
Sine Line
Jona Y. McNane
Megs
Coney Island Besh
He- Kane
McKane
Victore-H-E
Louise Rockwell
McNabb
Mary Chaver
St Mary's Academy
Fermale Reformatory
A Pather
Bigeanne
America
Silkenian
Beard of Health
Hoow
Stubbs
Board of Health
Tw Sun
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