Special to the New Harmony Register Democratic odds in Indiana race
Ixpranavouis Indiana June 19 1892 reports Blaine Harrison split eclipsing the Republican State convention. Parson Chase favored to defeat Harrison crowd for governor. Marion County votes tallied Democrats 19979 Republicans 17202 doubtful 2040. Democrats expect near 20500 of 39200. Indiana delegation Chicago 17 to 13 against Cleveland. Judge Gresham possible president nominee by anti monopoly party with 50000 to 74000 votes in Indiana and 35000 in Illinois.
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Ixpranavouis
Ind
Blaine-Harrison
Fort Wayne
Parson Chase
Harrison
Gee Jon
Chicago
Marion County
Indiana
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Judge Gresham
People’s Republican Party
Tadiana
Minois
James Doran
Kentland
Jack Plummter
Plummer
Lemuel L. Cooper
Dubois County
Democracy
Dubois
Orange
Lawrence
Reuben Carr
Clarke County
Muncie
Vincennes
John F
Geo. Carr
Jackson
Medora
George
Chas. Neal
Commans
Lafayette
Moncie
Richmond
Lunatica
Young Pike County hustler secures Democratic nod for Congress
Evansville Indiana June 17. Democratic district convention nominates Arthur H Taylor of Pike County after a ballot contest among four candidates. Taylor leads after fracturing support from Owen and Parrett, praised as a hustler and strong speaker. Posey county delegation tours, district forecast predicts a Democratic majority in fall, with mixed county standings elsewhere.
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Pike County
Evansville
Ixp
J.G. Shanklin
Cleveland
Taylor
Pike
Owen
Posey
Parrett
Vanderburg
Kramer
Spencer
Posey County
Krauer
Arthur H. Taylor
Posney
Fires devastate two Muncie glass plants last Saturday
Muncie lost two great glass factories by fire last Saturday. Loss, $240,000. The item notes related local issues across several Indiana towns including tax, licenses, and social concerns from Kokomo to Evansville. Notable mentions include a bee sting death in Miami county and saloon license hikes in Mt. Vernon.
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Muncie
Brazil
Purdue University
Lafayette
Wm. Johnston
Kokomo
Joseph Keim
Miami County
Mt. Vernon
Ohio River
Anderson
Crawfordsville
Peru
Evansville
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Marion
Elkhart County
Cleveland Nominated on First Ballot at Democratic Convention
At Cuicaco on June 21 the Democratic National Convention opened with Wm C Owen as temporary chair and 8 P Sheerin as secretary. A sympathy resolution for Blaine’s late son was adopted. Cleveland led on the first ballot with 601 votes, Gray strong for second. New York delegates contended to gain votes, Whitney promoting harmony amid factional tensions. In Cuicano on June 22 the platform denounces federal control of elections, trusts, and monopolies. Wilson of West Virginia presided and Cleveland received 616 votes on a straight ballot as Flower moved to unanimous support.
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Gray
Cuicaco
Wm. C. Owen
P. Sheerin
Ind
Blaine
New York
W. C. Whitney
Whitney
Tammany City
Harrison
Palmer
Washington
Ilinoia
Cuicano
Iun
Wilson
W. Va
Flower
Blaine Family Mourns Death of Emmons Blaine
Mr and Mrs J G Blaine arrive from Maine after their son Emmons Blaine dies suddenly following the Minneapolis convention. The report notes his attendance at the gathering and mentions other convention related items from Chicago and Minnesota.
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Int
J. G. Blaine
Maine
Emmons Blaine
Minneapolis
Protected workers strike over wage cuts in Pennsylvania
Telegraphic dispatch notes protected workmen in Pennsylvania beginning a strike against annual wage reductions. In Nevada anti-Harrison Republicans plan a free silver electoral ticket. Gresham is a favored presidential topic among former Republicans. Portland Oregon voted Democratic by about 1,000 last Monday. Cholera spreads in France.
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Nevada
Gresham
Portland
Ore
France
Capitol squabbles and state politics in focus
General Capital City Items from our correspondents cover river and harbor funds disputes, looming Harrison campaign org, cabinet speculation, and a Portland election shift. The report notes pension payments, Republican prospects, and a flurry of political maneuvering as Democrats press for influence. Also listed are recent Indiana patent grants including devices for cork, hay carrier, traction gear, and a washing machine.
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Harrigan
Minneapolis
Palmer
Chicago
Ilinois
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Harrison National Committee
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Harrison
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C. A. Snow & Co
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Y. J. Corcoran
Peru
M. Beast
New Albany
HR. Gregg
Randolph
Hay Carrier
W. A. Hunter
Terre Haute
Kitten
Ferdinand
J. A. Mitchell
C. T. Deal
Scottebarg
Rs. Reid
Muncie
A. H
Avilla
J.J. Tomey
Washington
Walle
Ohio Falla
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