New Hampshire Republicans Meet to Nominate Delegates
In Concord on March 1 7 the New Hampshire GOP held a state convention to choose delegates to the St Louis national meeting. Senator Chandler spoke praising Reed and protectionism, while urging silver restoration and a strong foreign policy. Delegates and alternates to the national convention were elected by acclamation, and the platform was adopted with a call for monometalism debate briefly noted.
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Jim
Reed
St. Louis
Chandler
Concord
WN. W
New Flampshire
Jewett
Wor EF. Chandler
Ile
Stephen S. Jewett
Laconia
Rank
Streeter
James A. Wood
Acworth
Charles T. Means
Manchester
G A. Clark
S. H. Gale
Exeter
C. Hutch
Littleton
Dester Richards
Newport
Ten. I. W. Rollins
State Senate
Putney
Rollins
Supreme Court upholds murder verdict for Taylor brothers
Jefferson City March 81. The state supreme court affirmed the verdict and sentence against the Taylor brothers convicted at Carrolton of murdering the Meeks family. They will be hanged April 30.
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Jefferson City
U. P
State Supreme Court
Taylor Brothers
Carrollton
Meeks
Central normal college opens spring term amid large arrival
Danville Indiana March 31 The spring term of Central normal college opened Tuesday with over 200 students arriving on the westbound train Monday noon. About 900 students attended chapel exercises Tuesday morning, an unusually large opening day turnout. Weather forecast for Indianapolis area calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain through Tuesday night, cooler temperatures, then fair weather Wednesday.
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Danville
Ind
Central Normal College
Indianapolis
Second Water Wells
Frank Butts from 133 Indiana-ave lists phone 179L for water well services.
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Frank Butts
Indiana-ave
Man Poisoned by Rat Poison in Unconscious State
Richard Ash, a 68 year old laborer, was found unconscious with rat poison beside him on S. Timois street. After stomach pumping he revived briefly, spoke of a woman and West Indianapolis, and died at City Hospital about 1 pm. A note to Helen hinted at heartbreak and a doomed romance with Maggie Connors.
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Ash
Illingis St
Robert Fulton
Dle
Fulton
Patton
Dea
Slunter
Maggie Connors
Mr. Hunter
Expross
Sanrancisco Dispatches Report Fatal Shooting At HQ
Dispatches from Sanrancisco say John Martin, driver of a patrol wagon, was shot while seated near central police headquarters. His wife, Susan Virgil Wilde Martin, after cruel treatment, fired three bullets and may die. Arrested, she showed no regret. She once lived in Indianapolis and was known as Susie Wilde a performer with three sisters. Her late husband was Marsh Adams of Old Black Joe fame.
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Sanrancisco
John Martin
Central Police
Martin
Indianapolis
Susan Virgil
Old Zoo
Susie Wilde
Marsh Adams
Joe” Fayne
Strikers End Large Shipyard Walkout in Bay City
The Wheeler & Co ship yard strike involving 1600 workers ends as enough men return to resume operations. Workers will receive wages by checks rather than cash, meeting the company’s demand and allowing the yard to operate about as usual.
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Bay City
Mich
U. P
Wheeler & Co
Rome sees archbishop Hennessey depart for home
In Rome on March 31 Rev. John Hennessey archbishop of Dubuque plans to return to the United States. It is probable that Rev Dr Tarney will be elected coadjutor to the archbishop.
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Rome
U. P
John Hennessey
Dubuque
Tarney
Shoe Repair and Feed Ad for Janes Dustless Oats
Local ad offers shoe repair service with delivery by telephone at 1505 and promises best repairing at cut prices. Also promotes Janes Dustless Oats for horses, and mentions a Virginia address.
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Virginia-zoo
Alcohol Poisoning Believed Cause of Coffman Death
Dr S. E. Crose reports large alcohol quantity in Mrs. Sarah Ann Coffman’s stomach to Coroner Castor. Death likely from alcoholic poisoning amid long illness. Coroner’s verdict pending as heart disease was suspected earlier. Relatives doubt cause and investigation ordered. Constantinople protest over Turkish governor’s arrest order ends with assurances for missionary work. Armenian relief letters warn donors against fraudsters seeking funds.
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Sarah Ann Coffman
Castor
Philip Currie
Constantinople
AI. Cole
Litlis
Patriarvelh
Asie Minor Amlinsy
Freaudteue
Wallace Jr. moves for supreme court rehearing in apportionment case
Lew Wallace Jr files a motion in the state supreme court for a rehearing in his own behalf alleging time constraints on pending suits to invalidate apportionment laws. He argues the Hamilton and Marion county cases may be folded into Sullivan county to speed disposal and questions a previous ruling that an election can use the 5 5 law, contending the law is defective like the one struck down. The court has ordered briefs in support from the Democratic party, denied oral argument, and suggests directing the Hamilton circuit court not to proceed.
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Lew Wallace, Jr
Supreme Court
Sullivan County
Hamilton
Marion County
Hamilton Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Lismics
Democratic Party
Cutter Silk Mfg Plans Assignment to Ex Postmaster
Hit a Financial Snag. The Cutter silk manufacturing company of West Bethlehem has made an assignment to ex Postmaster John Grield of Philadelphia. Capitalized at $100,000, it issued bonds for $100,000 on May 18. The plant is among the Lehigh valley’s largest. The company has faced financial and legal troubles for some time, and last year minority stockholders petitioned the court for a receiver appointment.
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Allentown
U. P.j
Cutter Silk Manufacturing Company
West Bethlehem
John Jrield
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Painfully Burned Child Burns in Neighboring Home
Nellie Buchanan eight years old, daughter of Joseph Buchanan of 125 Letcher Avenue, visited the Malone residence and climbed near a heater. Flames ignited her clothing, burning her left arm, hand, and side of the face. Rescue was swift and her father said she would recover by Tuesday morning.
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Nellie Buchanan
Joseph Buchanan
Letcher-Ave
Malone
Buried in Constantinople Mrs Mason’s Death Noted
The body of Mrs. Ernest Mason, who died March 23 following surgery, was buried March 26 in Constantinople. She was the mother of Ernest Mason, the linguist with the American Red Cross expedition, not his wife as earlier reported. Harper’s Weekly has been barred from entering Turkey.
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Constantinople
Ernest Mason
HOCK FULL OF SCHEMES IN MARION COUNTY STOPPAGE CAMPAIGN
A Good Citizens' League member says the sheriff and mayor may fail to stop Sunday base ball bail in Marion County prompting a governor appeal. If local options fail, charter section 100 would empower Bearcat commissioners to hire patrols at the cost of the city, with funds already being raised.
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Marion County
Good Cuizens’ League
Matthews
Villa SU
Strange death report linked to Pennsylvania man
A Pittsburg dispatch says a Wetter in Sydney reports L. F. Henns, alleged Pittshurser, died by self in Sydney suburbs. The description matches Maj. Ceyatecan BR Franks? of Lebanon area, previously a prominent figure, suspected to be a defaulter for a large amount, triggering a wider inquiry.
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Maj
Ceoy Ate Can BR
Vrank Tlean
Tlebanon
Metil Eerocd? Tinhert JH. Coleman
Prothenelars
Lebanon County
Isi
Man Slashes Throat In California House
Leonard Thornton, living with sister Mrs Billen in California, attempted suicide twice Monday night. A bleeding man dressed from head to foot in blood rushed into the dwelling, led to police, was taken to City dispensary and later to Mir hospital, where doctors say recovery is possible.
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Leonard Thornton
California
Jos
Mir
Suit filed against Premier steel by Indiana receiver
A suit was filed in the U S district court Tuesday by Receiver Hawkins of the old Indianapolis national bank against Charles W Devaun and John I McGet alleging two notes of 9900 each to the bank, closed in 1885. A separate suit by Receiver Hawkins against Joseph Jencks and Stephen Vietcher seeks 31015, with a 1000 judgment asked.
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Erk
Prelatereteel
Reesiver Hawkins
Indianapolis National Bank
Ligan
Charles W. Devaun
John I. McGet
John EK. MieGettigan
Premier Steel Company
Miguh
Hawkins
Joseph & Jencks
Stephen K. Vietcher
Rome Struck by Ice Blockade Halting Mail Trains
Ice and wood blockades at Oriskany have halted rail traffic through Rome since 7 p.m. Monday, severing mail communication. Tracks at Oriskany are reported several feet under water, interrupting service to the city.
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Rome
N. Y
U. P
Oriskany
Passover observances and bolster of unions noted in city
Hebrews observe the Passover as holy week is marked by Catholic and Episcopal churches. The plasterers union reports 12 new members after a lockout. Police court mentions fan-tan gaining footing in Indianapolis society amid street chatter. Waverley bicycle ads planned at 250000 with 160000 for railroad sign painting coast to coast. Sarah Ti Miller sues for divorce alleging cruelty and threats. seeks maiden name restoration. WV Wilson to become general manager at Grand Hotel after six years at Bates House. prior hotel work in Danville Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Waverley Bicycle Company
Maine
California
Sarah Ti. Miller
John M
Sarah FE. Sanders
WV. G. Wilson
Bates House
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Hotel Civvics
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Bates
Danville
Ind
Watch the When Window For THE SUN'S bulletins
Second water driven wells a specialty. Chas. O. Allee, shop 545 Virginia-ave, a residence 214 Hoyt-ave.
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Chas. O. Allee
Virginia-ave
Hoyt-ave
Chinese Gambling Case Sparks Police Court Outrage
The Sun reports police indignant over the handling of a Chinese gambling raid in criminal court. Officers were not subpoenaed and witnesses arrived too late as prisoners were discharged. Sup t Colbert criticizes court practices and cites prior cases with similar handling. The raid occurred after midnight at a Massachusetts avenue laundry, where Celestials were found with cards and money, claiming a New Year celebration. CONFIR QD
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Craft
Capt
Quigley
Mulhall
Criminal Court
Supl
Charles Hamlin
Charles ‘Williams
Adams
Massachusetts Ave
Bermuda Cargo Landing Reports New Cuban Relief
Washington March 31. Cable confirms the Bermuda cargo landing the largest relief for the insurgents in ten days. Over 2,000 rifles 1,000,000 cartridges cannons and 12-pound Hotchkiss guns plus other war materiel. Also landed Gen Calixta Garcia 100 young men from top families and Gen Avelino Rosas with Col Jose Rodriguez and Dr Hernandez. Spanish report Weyler seeks more troops and Maceo defeat claimed with 72 killed and 300 wounded as rebels surrender in large numbers.
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U. P
Bermuda
Calixta Garcia
Cardenas
Miranda
Laza
Torrienti
Poey
Avelino Rosas
Columbia
Col
Jose Rodriguez
Dr. Hernandez
Madrid
Havana
Imparcial
Weyler
Senor de Axcarraga
Imparcials
Maceo
Tenerrias Guanes
When window THI SUN bulletins report designs for tile floors
The item notes tile floors with special designs by ano M Lilly. It also advertises a cold remedy Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold by druggists for 25 cents, promising a refund if it fails to cure.
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THI Sun
Ano, M. Lilly
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