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Mooresville Guide

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1896

Page

3

Indiana Democrat Convention Nominates Shively for Governor

At Indianapolis on June 24 the Indiana Democratic state convention endorsed Governor Matthews for President and nominated James Shively of South Bend for Governor after a heated floor fight over silver vs gold. Delegates selected Voorhees Turpie McCabe Menzies as national contenders while names for lieutenant governor and other statewide offices were decided by a series of ballots amid protests from silver advocates and gold standard supporters.

Gavin Duavis Hess S. al Benjamin Flshively Indiana Mt. Vernon Mason Brown Seymour John B. Stoll South Bend David Reading Greenfield W. C. Durbrow July Daniel W. Voorhees Terre Haute David Turpie Indianapolis John C. Nelson Logansport C. K. Thorpe Washington Order of Deleagate Brangon Huntington County John G. Shanklin G. W. Menzies Chicago Shanklin Kimg Mr. Richardson Dadge Richardson Mr. Shanklin Menzies Holt Robert C. Bell Bell Ubis Bellamy Sutton Shelby Criminal Court John W. Kern Mr. Kern Marion County J. E. Mee Cullough Seventh District John W. Bern Oelock Committee of Resolutions Cyrus F. McNutt Murphy Cuba United States Democratic Party Voorhees and Turpie Senate Huon Claude Matthews Matthew McNutt Bynum Congress Sergeant Corrigan Mr. Bynum Mr. Bell Turpi Ike Chaimman Bell Po- Hee Friends of John E. Garmat Lamb Netinnating Traver Cleveland Cleveland Shively George W. Cooper Columbus Eeuee Shively Cooper St. Louis John C. Lawler Washington County Michael Sweeney Dubois PF. E. McGinley Tippecanoe County Bartholomew County Lawler Sweeney McGinley Jude Edwin Taylor Vanderburg C. E. Davis Bloomfield Me. Taylor Ralston Welmin Offut Joseph T. Fanning A. H. Allen Madison County Jerome Herff Miami W. H. Ernst Wells Mr. Fanning Fanning Ernst Herff Hartford Kollmyer Reputer Supreme Court Sidney R. Moon Henry Wuarrun H. G. Yergen Henry County Moon Yergen Warram Superintendent of Public Instruction Prof A. E. Humpke Vincennes Charles W. Thomas Corydon W. B. Sinclair Pulaski Prof. Sinclair Huuipke Thomas Sinclair Robert P. Mayfield Knox County Charles A. Porter Shelby County Charles Gratis Cass County H. Downey Noble County Mr. Downey Mayfield Vorter Grals Downey H. H. Clay Blaine County Idaho Frank H. Parsons William C. Whitney State Department Russia France Spain Wisconsin Democrats Milwaukee Gold Standard Vilas Macon New London Conn James Romkey A. MecMillian New Hampton Clear Lake Springfield Christ Episcopal Church Fred D. Werner South Dakota Alaska Patrick Menoweowa Cincinnati D.C. L Thorns E. Bayard Andrew Marsh Lafayette College Pennsylvania Oxford University San Francisco New York Saratoga David B. Hill Roswell P. Flower Edward Murphy, Jr Frederick R. Coudert Nettie Cravens James G. Fair

Silver and gold market notes and a sea of calamities

A sweeping recap covers silver bullion at seventy cents, mine disasters in Wittston and Petras, drownings in Wisconsin and Iowa, a fatal runaway in Manistee, and a list of political moves toward McKinley and the gold standard. It notes bank liquidations, court actions, and legal cases across several states.

Chicago Shewan's Lake Wisconsin Joseph Moore Monongahela City New York Stock Exchange R. R. Blacker Manistee Mich Clarence Sheets Lawrence Kas Mr. McKinley Joseph Cocking Port Tobacco W. A. Summers Kalamazoo Tron City National Bank Lime Tex Gorman Ed Genawater Afton Wittston

Political alignments and 1896 election forecasts

Taubeneck of the People's party warns that silver Republicans and Populists will form a national ticket and deny Republicans electors west of the Mississippi. He predicts Democrats cannot win the South without Populist aid and that major states could shift to Republicans or Populists depending on silver policy. Also reports Yale ivy controversy and a fatal horse kick near Windfall.

Taubeneck People’s Party National Committee New York World St. Louis Republican Party Senate Mississippi River Chicago Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Texas Alabama Georgia North Carolina Iowa California Democratic Party People’s Party Democrats H. E. Tatreneck Dr. Twitchell Woolsey New Haven Conn Yale Robert E. Lee Ivy Committee Erickson Kilgore

Lyman Trumbull Dies in Chicago at 81

Former Illinois statesman Lyman Trumbull died in Chicago on June 25 after a long illness. Born in Colchester Connecticut on October 12, 1813, he served in Congress in 1848, was elected US Senator in 1855 with opponents including Lincoln, and had a public career spanning Democrat Republican and Populist affiliations.

Lyman Trumbull Chicago Mr. Trumbull Colchester Conn Congress United States Abraham Lincoln General Shields Winds Te. Tn Tyman Trumbull Gavery Lincoln Republican Party Trumbull Supreme Court Washington

Tillman Preaches Free Silver in New York at Cooper Union

Senator Tillman of South Carolina spoke at Cooper Union to inaugurate New York Citys first organized free silver movement. He attacked the New York press and President Cleveland, urging voters to oppose Wall Street influence and promising to win at the polls despite millions in wealth.

Carnegie Music Hall New York Thomas C. Pratt McKinley Hobart Penna United Mine Workers’ Association West Virginia Willie Joyner Maiden Petras Brushy Mountain Barriman & Northwestern New York City Cooper Union Tillman South Carolina Cleveland Africa Wall Street

World and Local News Summary

Fires devastate British Columbia as forests burn uncontrollably. A would be assassin halted before harming the Shah of Persia. Venezuela frees Harrison the British Guiana surveyor after U S intercession. Brazil grants a land telephone concession to a rival firm despite English Cable Company protests. An international husbandry conference in Paris endorses a bimetallic approach. A Tokyo cable reports a catastrophic Japanese earthquake and tsunami with thirty thousand deaths. No American casualties. A feud in Kentucky ends with Hannibal Vernon shot by cousin William Vernon during a church waiting period. wife and four children witnessed the killing.

British Columbia United States Venezuela Harrison British Guiana Rio Janeiro Para Paris London Daily News Tokio Hannibal Vernon William Vernon Cramer's Chapel Bowling Green Vernon

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Benjamin F. Shively Matthews Tion Great Britain Treasury Department United States Senate General Assembly James Sellers Crawfordsville Benjamin FP. Shively John Gilbert Shanklin the News Navy Department Oregon Union Iron-Works of Tremont Temple Boston A. J. Tatman Batavia Salt Air Treasury Helm Newport Walling Col. Washington Court of Appeals Silver Wings Texas Democracy Austin Alice Fleming Miles The
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