McKinley Ticket Dominates Indiana Republican Convention
At the Indiana Republican State Convention delegates endorsed James A. Mount for governor and William McKinley for president. The platform praised Lincoln era achievements and Harrison prosperity, calling for protection, honest money, and tariff support while naming delegates to the national convention and electors.
Witness disappears as Jackson trial unfolds at Newport
Court hearings in the Jackson case at Newport reveal witness Truste vanished after claiming to heal a dead girl. Prosecution notes Truste’s perjury weakens the defendant’s defense while multiple tenants corroborate his false tale, fueling doubts about an acquittal.
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Newport
W. OK. Truste
Beady
George Stret
Cincinnati
Col
Ne’son
sLerif
Hnally
Truste
Teena Stoke
George Street
Dia
Argument Highlights in Scott Jackson Trial at Newport
The fifteenth day of the Scott Jackson trial opened before a small audience. Crawford and Nelson clash over testimonies as Judge Helin orders Crawford’s fine remitted. Witnesses include three prostitutes and Capt. Bassler. Nelson accuses Walling and Jackson of Pearl Bryan's murder. Crawford defends Jackson, arguing defense witnesses and police prejudice. Court adjourns with arguments set to resume Wednesday.
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Crawford
Nelson
Helin
Geo. H. Jackson
Jackson
Walling
Harmilton County
Will Wood
Commonwealth
G. E. Hunt
Indianapolis
Ghmer Newhouss
Greencastle
Wood
Pearl Bryan
May S
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Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Baasler
Dodge Helin
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Colonel Crawford
Beni
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Sack
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T Nelson
Wailing
Peart Bryan
Bellevue
Athantic Garden
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Vinton Depot
Fort Thongs
Haus
McNevin
Fred Albion
Tinse
Col Nelson
Silioon
Avon
Bevan
Thorgit
Black
Waite
George HH. Jackson Tes
Iis Press
Cail Nerstracs
Cola
Metin
Crawfurd
Crim
McDermott
Greencartie
Ind
Evidk
Holmes Hung The Greatest Criminal Of The Century
A. A. Holmes, convicted murderer and insurance swindler, was executed in Philadelphia at 1 12 a m on May 7. Only about six ty witnesses attended. He proclaimed his innocence of murder and said the only death caused by him was in the two women who died during his criminal operations.
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Posey
T Lale Delegrates
Exeapteo
A.A. Holmes
Benjamin F. Witzel
Philadelphia
Holnes
Michigan Republicans Face Storm Over Money Question at Detroit Convention
The Michigan Republican State convention in Detroit on May 7 saw a heated fight over money policy. The majority backed a guild bank while the minority proposed the Minneapolis platform money plank, which was rejected in favor of compromise. McKinley was endorsed, four at large delegates elected, and DL AL Peres named chair of the State Central Committee. Otwey M. Depenbetas was invited to address the gathering amid greetings from California and Iowa Republicans.
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Republican Party
Matelless
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Harrison
Benjamin Tiarrison
Ateschord
Te Wade
Siver Ata Rithe
Detand
Nithe
Wien
Indiana
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United Tesuf
Cardinal Princip
Aoman
Hayes
Crook
Sheridan
Congress
Conte
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Nua
Chaimman Thompson
St. Louis
Richard W. Thompson
F. M. Millikan
C. W. Fairbanks
R. BR. Shiel
Lew Waellace
Hiram Brownlee
William Dickinson
Dickinson
Marion County
Fairbanks
Shiel
Wallace
Milliken
Brownlee
Hemenway
Michigan
Detroit
Resolutions Committee
Minneapolis
McKinley
Hirge
DL AL Peres
Vhaironin
Ot Wey M. Depen Betas
Tanger
California
Testh
MewKinley
Avana Court Martial on Death Sentences for Filibusters
The Havana court martial of captors from the American schooner Competitor began May 8. The nine defendants including Laborde and Bodin were sentenced to death, with U S officials moving to extend protocols and delay executions. President Cleveland rejects summary executions and orders diplomatic steps to protect American citizens.
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Weyler
Key West
Fla
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Navy Yard
Havana
Apt
Emilio Ruise
Saturnino Montelro
Antonio Martin
Poradilla Antonio
Perez Rendon
Eduardo Arias
Salgado Diego
Camino Sudents
Jose Sevillane
Carlos Camino
Miguel Suirez
Alfredo Wthorde
Laborde
Elias Bodin
John Milton
William Gildea
Yendoro Mata
Madrid
United States
Washington
Spain
Veyler
Olney
White House
Qiney
State Department
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Fitzhugh Lee
Wayo
Horrible murder at Edinburg shocks town
In Edinburg Massachusetts Frank Shields shot John Wade near Wade's saloon after a day of drinking and a prior fight. Shields fled as Wade lay mortally wounded. Shields claimed revenge for earlier rough treatment.
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Mass
Frank Shields
John Wade
Shields
Wade
Wide
T Brether
Franklin
The Markets May Day 1833 Indianapolis Prices
Markets report from Indianapolis listing corn price 13? a bushel and hay and cattle prices for stockers, heifers, bulls, dairy and poultry products, with regional quotations from Chicago New York Baltimore St. Louis and seller notes on grains hides and lard. Prices are given in line with 1833 trading.
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Ehaln
Hay
New Jersey Democrats Pick Delegates at Trenton Convention
The New Jersey Democratic State Convention in Trenton on May 7 elected four at large delegates to the national convention James Smith Jr Rufus Blodgett Allen L MacDermott and Albert T Dixon. Also ratified sixteen district delegates and endorsed a gold money standard and President Cleveland administration. A Havana dispatch says General Bernal struck Weyler in the face and insulted him. a duel is feared if they meet again.
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Thompson
Lafollette
Wallace
Fairbanks
Millikan
John B. Cockrum
Marion County
Chas. W. Fairbanks
Kh. T. McDonald
Edward ©. Hopkins
Hiram Brownine
Geo. L. Knox
De'egites
H.G. Thiyer
Charles F. Jones
LiWvelock
Covention
Trovernor
Frank B. Posey
Vanderburg County
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Will Cumback
Decatur
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James T. Johnston
Parke
Representative Adams
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Marion
Harry S. New
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Wells
Theodors Shock
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Bikhart
Dorey
Posey
Cumbuck
Doheston
Girffiths
Teabi
Shockey
Mount
Gritin
Sayre
Everett
Donde
James A. Mount
Montgomery
Manimtoo
Griffin
Doxey
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Tippecanoe
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Whitley County
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A. C. Daily
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Trantington County
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William A. Ketehai
Plas Doin
Creetitus
Press of Public Instruction
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D. M. Geeting
S.J. Thormpson
Shelby County
Supreme Court
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Theodore Lowden
Monroe
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Ferson
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Rush
New Jersey
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Chicago
United States
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Essex County
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Monmouth
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Gloucester
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Massachusetts
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Pennsylvania
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Bernal
Weyler
Spain
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