Secret party group aims to vote ticket down the line in Indiana
A report from Indianapolis on October 17 claims a secret faction within Indiana’s Republican circles seeks to drop the governor’s ticket and omit Harrison electors. It names Indianapolis Fort Wayne Evansville New Albany and others as members trying to thwart Harrison.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Fort Wayne
Evansville
New Albany
Indiana
Brilliant Rearal Wedding in Lynn and Lyon Townships
Elmer Elliott and May Wilson wed at 8 in Lyon Township at the bride’s father Chris Wilson home. Rev. D T Davis officiated as 90 guests enjoyed a lavish supper and music. Guests sent numerous gifts including silverware, glassware, linens, and decorative items, and the couple left for New Harmony with many well wishes.
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Lyon Township
Elmer Elliott
May Wilson
Chris Wilson
D. T. Davis
John B. Elliott
Luther Schnee
J. B. Wilson
H.P. Duncan
Morton Elliott
Annie
Lawrence Wilson
John S. Elliott
John Wilson, Jr
Robert Clarke
Annie Miller
T. W. Wilson
T. J. Truscott
Mollie Wiley
Chas. Ford
J. K. Highman
Lola
Bessie
Newton Thrall
Hvansville
J. Co
Annie Wilson
Lee Woods
Albion
Celia Chaffin
M. Ford
W. D. Goad
R. W. Highman
J.w.french
E. E. Highbman
L. C. French
Ria
Walter
Sallie French
Fannie French
Miss Higgins
May BR. Husbands
R. French
L. W. Wilson
W. W. French
H.C. Husband
Alex Wilson
Jobo Smith
J. D. Owen
New Harmony
Washington News and Campaign Financial Updates
From Washington October 19 the White House physician warns Mrs Harrison may die within days or two months as consumption worsens. The supreme court sustains Michigan district electors, likely giving Cleveland and Stevenson four to eight votes. A Harrison campaign fund list from Pittsburgh shows 225000, with Carnegie giving 106000 and Jones 50000.
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Harrison
United States Supreme Court
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Cleveland
Stevenson
Harrison Campaign Fund
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Indiana
New Harmony Register
CG. A. Snow & Co
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
A. D. Cook
Lawrenceburg
Richmond
AL 3 Tech
Seymour
A . J. J. Fulta
Coatesville
Furnas
Indianapolis
E.T. Horner
Cambridge City
W. C. Hatfman
Greenonette
M. A. Swing
Washington
Lost dog ad and countywide incidents in Illinois
A Hillsboro man seeks his long spotted dog with a stub tail and stiff tail for war readiness. In Fulton county 16 people fall ill from sun-aged buttermilk, possibly tyrototoxic. Clark county finds underground debris during excavation. An elephant terrorizes a Chicago street, two hours to capture. Grayville fair reports about 5200 in receipts. 544 Swedes naturalized at Rockford. Jewelry assessed at 50000 in Illinois. Grayville Mercury marks four years of publication.
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N. Y
Democratic Committee
Hill
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Iim
Henry Mitchell
Henry
Bologna
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Fulton County
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Bryant
BN. Bowles
Clark County
Chicago
Grayville Fair
Republicana
Rockford
Wheatcroft Marries Miss Emma Rhein in New Harmony
Chas H Wheatcroft a New Harmony businessman wed Miss Emma Rhein amid quiet plans with close relatives. The couple departed for their New Harmony home after the ceremony, with guests including Mr and Mrs Rhein and several local families in attendance.
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H. Wheatcroft
New Harmony
Emma Rhein
Vernon
Charles Rhein
A. J. Calkins
Clint Calkine
Thornton Neale
C. W. Lichtenberger
Balle Miller
Mra. Engier
Charmed Grace Golden Scores Unprecedented Fencing Master Triumph
Puivaperraia Pa Oct 8 The Fencing Master at Park Theater features Grace Golden in for Marie Tempest with two hours notice. Golden receives electric reception, delivering Francesca with a bold understudy triumph that signals a bright future for the young performer.
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Puivaperraia
Buffalo
Aga
Park Theater
Philadelphia
Sach
Grace Golden
Hubert Wilke
Charles Hopper
Jerome Sykes
Marie Tempest
New York
Miss Tempest
Francesca
Hill
Max Freeman
Miss Golden
Cheera
Tempest
Little Grace Golden
Prohibition dodge and political bustle in local notes
Local items report Republican campaigning tactics and party activity, from the prohibition ticket push to speeches by Lamvent Raustox. Other notes include harvests, county events, a sheriff race appearance, a wild goose hunt, building progress, Columbian Day printing, a population estimate for New Harmony, a horse-sale turnout, and weather hints for a mild winter.
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