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Indiana Centenial Exposition Plan Gathers Momentum
Warns of a grand national inauguration celebration in Washington with a proposed world’s fair style exposition on 800 acres south of the White House. Details describe a permanent display of American resources and industry, with federal support, state buildings, and international participation anticipated.
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Republican campaign opens with Blaine speeches in Maine
Port Lane Me August 1 Republican politicians are anxious this year as Blaine plans daily speeches for three weeks. Senators Logan Evarts and Harrison plus other Republicans will speak. Bodwell funds Blaine to save the State while Democrat Edwards attends the G A R encampment in San Francisco. Democrats look to win the congressional district against Reed. Mrs Cleveland’s blue velvet marriage certificate details emerge in Washington with witnesses signing.
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Prohibition in Kentucky extends to many counties and districts
Louisvinor Ky August 1 official records show 19 Kentucky counties under prohibitory laws and 262 magisterial districts in other counties. Anticipated additions will raise counties to 80 and districts to 300 totaling 184 948 votes or five eighths of the state’s electorate. Bush Crady Hall O August 3 Mandy's Landing Woodford county amid reports of stones reportedly dropping from the sky stir public agitation.
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Earthen pot yields Mexican and U S gold and silver coins
A workman unearthed a earthen pot containing several thousand dollars in Mexican and United States coins at Cairo waterworks. Three parties claim the find and have taken the case to court. Other notes report rattlesnake fatalities in a 35 acre meadow near Robinson, a Maquon child with extra digits, Mt. Carmel lottery spending, White county total assessment, hornet death of a little girl near Oakland, Prof. Patterson abandoning an airship project, and Oregon salmon season totals for Port land.
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McCullough Nominated in 1st District Democratic Meet
The old Democratic district committee in Evansville met and backed James E. McCullough as the party’s choice for Congress, declaring the Boonville July 15 convention regular. Henry Kramer was elected chairman of the new district committee, with W. M. Cartwright serving Posey county. Indianapolis politics note a rare harmony effort amid factional tensions.
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Record Pace For Newark Pigeon In 800 Mile Sprint
Newark pigeon's 866 miles in 4 days set a world record for 800 miles or more with previous best 9 to 10 days. Bird hatched 1884 from German stock, raced from Montgomery Alabama and Morgantown North Carolina, later tried Altoona and Steubenville with varied results.
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Telegraphic Sparks and Political Movements
California wine output is projected at 25,000,000 gallons, up 10,000,000 from 1885. A. P. Williams is elected to the U.S. Senate by Republicans. Democrats sweep Kentucky judicial races and Georgia nominates Gen. J. Gordon for governor. Philadelphia schools budget $2,172,958. Mexico leans toward war with the U.S. Alabama votes Democratic by 50,000. The great musician Liast is dead.
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