Coin Harvey Delivers Earnest Silver Speech in Indianapolis
Not graceful in gesture but clear in message, Coin Harvey spoke at Yomlinson hall to a packed Indianapolis audience. He argued for bimetallism, warned of gold dominance, and criticized conservative power and press coverage while detailing money creation and the benefits of silver coinage.
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the Financial School
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Rhody Shiel
First Ward Free Silver Club
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Adam and Wye
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Fiarvey
Indianapoli
Iona Campbell Accuses Hoffbauer of Deadly Weapon Attempt
Miss Ilona Campbell testified she borrowed $2 from Joseph Hoffbauer and paid it after a later confrontation. She claimed Mrs Hoffbauer threatened her with a pistol and demanded repayment. The case led to an acquittal on deadly weapon charge and a venue change on a separate provoke charge.
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Broad Ripple
Mrs Cleaveland Seeks Legal Separation From Husband
Mrs. Calvin C. Cleaveland petitions for a legal separation noting her husband, a sign painter, is addicted to alcohol. A writ restrains him from disposing of $2,000 in personal property. They wed Sept 4, 1573. She says he relapsed in June after a five year pledge, has been drinking and spent $800 in riotous living.
Dustless Oats hardwood mantels and grates noted
A brief notice lists Dustless Oats hardwood mantels and grates with Jana M Lilly as a contact. The fragment hints at a product offering or advertisement related to horse care and home fixtures.
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THERE THERE THERE GOWDY AND INDIANA STUMP WALK
Report reflects GOP maneuvers in Indiana with Gowdy resisting campaigning while Harrison demands speeches in Indianapolis. Fusion efforts between Democrats and Populists threaten party balance as leaders debate control, electoral tickets, and candidate replacements in district 6. McKinley is favored, and Marion county concerns loom over the national race strategy amid secretive meetings and shifting allegiances.
Jones Denial Sparks Doubt Over Chief Justice Succession
Jones speaks aboard the Baltimore & Ohio train heading to Chicago amid reports that Sewall might be withdrawn and Chief Justice Clarke of North Carolina could succeed Mansfield. He calls the dispatch rumors unfounded and appears unsettled by the questions on the vice presidency.
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Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for a 36 hour period ending p m September 17 with warmer, cloudy conditions and occasional rain. Wednesday night expected to be cloudy with occasional rain and Thursday outlook unclear.
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Morgan Chandler Sees Small Boost for Democrats in Indiana
Greenfield Democrat Morgan Chandler visited Indianapolis on Tuesday for the state fair and commented on Eterling Holt’s resignation from the state central committee. He said the move has not hurt Democratic chances and may have boosted trust in the committee, noting support for Martin as chairman. Chandler plans to campaign during the fair and observed Indiana pastors show Democratic leanings this year.
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Local contracts awarded for sewer and grading work
Wednesday bids list contracts awarded to William Husserl for sewers from Merrill to Sinker streets at 1.47 and Pauley for grading graveling and rolling from Sixteenth to Talbott at 1.08. Sidewalk bids on Arsenal avenue from Washington to the first alley south of Williams Street. Marble mosaic floors cited. J. M. Lilly.
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Reunion of Indiana units at State House in 19th and 79th
Old soldiers from the Nineteenth Indiana Battery and Seventy-ninth Indiana Infantry gathered at the State House for a reunion. They recalled battles from Murfreesboro to Missionary Ridge, celebrated with coffee and stories, and discussed plans for a monument at Chickamauga.
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Be seen movement of Tynans and union drive in press
Queenstown September dispatch reports P Brevi Tynan and sister Cecelia, children of Py J. Tepan, under arrest as the Irish invincible Tynan. They sailed on the Atrrania to New York with their grandmother. The story notes unionization efforts at Woodward Tiernan in St. Louis and Ringler Bros. in New York, Blakely Co. in Chicago, and talks of unionizing the Los Angeles Times. President Prescott urges keeping Typographical Union spending in Indianapolis, citing $90,000 yearly.
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Didnapolis
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Nearly 300 Indpls Workers Idle as chair plant halves output
The Indianapolis chair manufacturer partially closed, laying off about 300 of its 390 employees. Superintendent Frank E. Tedwig says a portion of workers will return next week as operations pause due to depressed demand and inability to secure funds. He blames widespread speculation and calls for punishment for those who speculate with others’ money.
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Democratic convention furious on free silver issue
In Buffalo New York a Democratic convention amid noisy crowds debates free silver policy and Bryan Sewall ticket. Delegates clash with party machine over Thacher leadership while Kings county hopes for lieutenant governor post. Speakers praise democracy and unity while warning against money power as convention stalls into afternoon session.
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