Dem county ticket nominated by Indiana convention
Indianapolis June 1 Democratic county convention re assembled to complete the local ticket with five representatives in the legislature. Ex Senator J E McCullough is among the nominees. Across Indiana lodges report 464 lodges with 23688 members. Terre Haute leads with 3825 members while Moore lodge has 10. Widespread local items cover weather, accidents, and civic notes.
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Indianapolis
Moore Lodge
Rome City
Secy
Heron
State Board of Agriculture
Benjamin Moore
Spencer County
Cleveland
Hendricks
Mad horse chase ends with humane kill near Breeds
Canton Illinois May 29 John Ryne was chased five miles by a rabid white horse that followed in pursuit while he rode with his foam-covered horse. The mad animal snapped at the buckboard wheels and leaped a hedge to pursue a passing train before being killed by section men.
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Canton
Ill
John Ryne
Breeds
Ryno
Toledo, Peoria & Western Road
Ryne
Indiana patentees listed for week by New Harmony Register
Washington May 31 list of Indiana patents granted reported by C A Snow Co includes H Hollensbe Kingston wire fence C D Cowgill Terre Haute permutation padlock Pipe Langraf South Bend mechanism for reversing motion C R Ruttkar Boonville composition for blackboards W N Ramely LaPorte friction clutch H T Briggs South Bend pulley Drawing and specifications of above sent for government price 25
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Washineton
D.C
Indiana
New Harmony Register
C. A. Snow & Co
United States Patent Office
Washington, D.C
H. Hollensbe
Kingston
C. D. Cowgill
Terre Haute
South Bend
C. R. Ruttkar
Boonville
W.N. Ramely
Laporte
H. T. Briggs
C. A. Snow. & Co
Strange rattlesnake marked colt near Flora Illinois
A colt on Jonas Stanfork’s farm north of Flora in Clay county has a raised face mark showing a perfect rattlesnake outline from nostrils to eyes and mouth with seven rattles and a button on the tail. A 4 year old boy near Marshall’s Ferry burned to death on a log. A Doss Endicott child scalded to death by hot water. A Chicago grocer jailed for kidnapping a widow’s child to collect a bill. State convention nominates Palmer for U.S. senator and Wilson for State treasurer. Illinois legislature to meet Jan 17 to issue 5 million dollars of world’s fair bonds. John Norsworthy nominated by Democrats in the 46th district. Mt. Carmel to build a 30 thousand dollar Catholic church. Democrats confident Illinois will be carried next fall. Jennie Fox, 18, Clark county’s only millionaire. Saw-fly injuring central Illinois wheat. Galena to receive a Grant statue.
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Jonas Stanfork
Flora
Clay County
David Brown
Marshall's Ferry
Doss Endicott
Phillipstown
Chicago
John M. Palmer
U.S
W.S. Wilson
Olney
Illinois
John Norsworthy
Carmi Partisan
Mt. Carmel
Jennie Fox
Clark County
Ilinois
Galena
Oregon Governor Race Signals Democratic Upswing
Portland dispatches report a strong Democratic surge in Oregon state elections with the governor elected by about four thousand votes and Hermann reelected to Congress by roughly eight to nine thousand. Legislature remains evenly split with a Republican plurality around fifty four seats. Voter turnout nears seventy thousand statewide.
English capitalists buy two SF breweries for 7500000
Two principal San Francisco breweries have been sold to English capitalists for 7.5 million dollars. The items note the sale as a major business transaction involving British investors.
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San Francisco
Frank Mangne
New York
Ohio
Alien County
Ind
Alabama
Thomas G. Jones
Atlantic Ocean
Matt Morgan
Manitoba
Blaine
Local items scattered through Mann’s lumber yard report
A box-car on an incline at Mann’s lumber yard lost its hand brake and rolled downhill. Horses were loosened and the crew feared a crash into the river before the car stopped at the curve. W. W. Robb showcases affordable parlor and bedroom furniture in the post office building. Hon. Joan G. SsankKLin gave an address on monopolies and tariffs. A lyric titled To Ellen was printed at a friend’s request. Captain John C. Smith seeks representative position as a loyal Democrat. The river’s level has continued to fall after last Friday’s flood.
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Mann’s
W. W. Robb
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Biatt Block
New Harmony, Ind
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New York State
Armour
John A. Wilhelm
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Thomas Mumford Jr
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Horace P.owen
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Webster
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Jeffersonville
Mary Harsheer
Henry Hockey
Crawfordsville
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Porrtland
Joan G. Ssankklin
Ellen
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Votre
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Gip Siekmann
Our Lady
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Tae
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