Indiana News Special and Press Reports From Counties
Indiana reports show widespread animal feed shortages with horses generally fair, cattle and sheep faring poorly, and hog losses around nine percent. Boone county presents a man turning white, while a church death follows a fracas. Montpelier oil fields grow, erysipelas claims lives in Jackson county, and various local incidents include a barrel of unusual events across towns.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Agricultural Department
Sure Winners. Parrett and Potter Lead Delegates at State Convention
Princeton Indiana May 15 The Democratic district convention drew a large crowd with full county delegations. Judge Parrett secured the Congress nomination on the first ballot by a 101 to 76 margin as Kramer declined. Lemuel Potter was nominated for Posey Gibson senator, and Graham F. Denby won the prosecuting attorney post after a third ballot amid district factional tension.
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Princeton
Posey-Gibson
Lemuel Potter
Vanderburg- Posey
Posey
Graham F. Denby
Turpie Senate Seat Confirmed After Vote
The Indiana senatorial contest ends as the senate committee finds Turpie legally elected and endorses the Democratic record of 87. The ruling condemns the Republicans who attempted to overturn the result. In Washington the senate ratified Turpie's title by a single vote against him.
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Wasamaron
D.C
Indiana
Senate
Turpie
Harrison
Huston
Washington, D. C
Fuller
Edmunds
Ingalls
Illinois
W. L. Scott
Pennsylvania
House
Treasury Department
Democratic Party
Disgust and death in Chicago man jump case
Frederic Saubuschs of Chicago faced a police judge after fishermen found his limp body tied to a rope in the water. He said he wished to die due to wife conflicts and lack of support, while she earned money washing daily. Nearby, a carved carnelian boat relic was unearthed at Alten as a sacred badge-stone of a prehistoric chief. A new horse disease appeared in Pratt county, causing trembling and sudden deaths. The Republican convention debated tariff temperance and state tax topics. Chicago eyes a higher circus license fee from 76 to 300 dollars daily.
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Jackson County
Boonville
Tippecanoe Club
Indianapolis
Chicago
Ben Harrison
Ben
Wm. Spencer
Mary Ann Shaw
Shelbyville
Ring State Committee
White Caps
Crawford County
Laporte County
Winchester High School
Wm. Helma
Nashville
Dan Voorhees
Salamonie River
Montpelier
Fort Wayne
Wabash
DePauw University
Greencastle
Frederic Saubuschs
Doy
North Pier
Saubuschs
Alten
Pratt County
Democrats Eye Illinois Victory in Coming Election
Washington dispatch notes Democrats seek to carry Illinois amid tax hikes and tariff conflict. It cites past era results, Indiana organization, and Blaine prospects, with commentary on Cleveland's sorrel team story, naval launches, and census notes. Includes polls on vice presidency, tariff reform pressures, and Corean diplomats adapting to American life.
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Washington, D.C
Illinois
Ring
Blaine
Indiana
Cleveland
White-House
Richmond
Towa
Allison
Ben Harrison
Wisconsin
Ruak
Michigan
Alger
Illinoia
Gresham
Ohio
Sherman
Connecticut
Hawley
Maine
Vermont
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
California
House of Representatives
Vesuvius
Yorktown
Congress
Gen. Black
Gov. Gray
Senator Voorhees
Pension Department
Wilkins
Seney
Yoder
Wilkina
Washington
O Street
15Th
16Th
California Delegation Plans Big Chicago Welcome
Compiled notes report the California delegation to the Republican national convention chartering 45 rooms in a Chicago hotel and planning to entertain with 1,000 cases of wine to energize visitors. Additional items touch on a Bath County Kentucky accident, tea and protestant faith numbers, and various global and domestic statistics.
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California
Chicago
John Jones
Bath County
China
England
India
United States
Honduras
Barbadoes
Malta
Brainiacs
Missouri
St. Louis
New York City
Evansville railroad sale for Barnums show tickets
The Tus P. D. E. railroad will sell excursion tickets to Barnum's show at Evansville next Monday for 90 cents. Train will be held at Evansville until 5 p.m. Cox. Several local figures, including Matson and Capt. John Corbin, noted as college mates and close, are mentioned. An administrator will auction estate personal property tomorrow at 9 a.m. in Harmony. A large Commencement attendance is planned at Mt. Vernon this evening.
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Tus P.D. & E. Railroad
Barnum
Evansville
E. V. Johnson
J. W. Miller
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J. H. Valentine
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Colored Conference
Wilson
Blackford County
Seymour
Wayne County
the Sun
Clara Eyrish
Jeffersonville
Valpsriso
Judge Parrett
Evanaville
Grant County
Hancock County
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Terre Haute
Frankfort
Spencer
Law-And-Order League
Laporte
Columbus
Elkhart
Anderson
Shelby County
Cass County
Muncie
Knightstown
Greenfield
Michigan City
Crawfordville
Clinton County
Peru
Rising Sun
Kokomo
Lichtenberger & C
Main Street
New Harmony
the Register
Slater
He Tao
Pecceviucu
Jacob Breith
Breith
Jery New Harmony
Horace P. Owen
Agene
Thrall
Win Harmony Banking Comp
Eugene
Thomas Mumford Jr
Eugene F. Owen
Charles A. Parke
William H. Owen
Alfred Dale Owen
Mt. Vernon
OFRCE
Fourth Street
Main
Court House
P. A. Sexton
RAWS
Hiatt Block
Church Street
City Exchange
Thos. S. Ford
Ford & Walz
West Main Street
Fred.walz
Asneensenberger's
Per Callin
Arctic
Albert S.newsom
Church St. Bet, Maine& Brewery
New Harmony Indiana
Albert
Newsom
Franklin H. Hough
U.S
U. S
J.T. Eagle
Hever
J. C. Mendenhall & CO
Sols Proprietors
Thrall & Mumford
Parrett
Potter
Denby
Prosecutor
U. S. Senate
Capital
National Political
Janpo F.gimpizz
Black Township
Laware Barren
Will Mott
Davin Witsry
Grand Lodge
New Harmony Lodge
F. M. Reever
Harmony Township
Marc
Karl Parnes
Emax
Mr. Barton
Poseyville
R.T. Boren
Geo. Hunsdon
Paor McCoumica
Wolcottville
Ann Maus
T. Mumroap, Jr
Joan Morr
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