Indiana State Fair Prospects Boosted By Weather And Exhibits
The Indiana State fair prospects look bright with favorable weather and strong crops. Officials report growing exhibitor interest, new stalls and premium races, including a $1000 purse for trotting and a hotel prize for entries from Indianapolis and Kokomo divisions. Children’s day will offer free admission for those over 12, with extensive shows including dog and pony performances and floral displays. Railroad rates are uniform for western fairs.
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Inventive Genius Builds Newspaper Organ in Solano County
George Phillips, 60, a native of England living near Dinghampton, Solano county, spent two years constructing an organ from old newspapers, scraps of wood, and glass. He rolled paper with glue and alum for pipes, totaling four hundred, claimed to surpass wood or metal in tone. The redwood keys bear white lead and glass. Phillips has built eight or nine paper organs and worked as a plumber, later traveling globally before settling in the United States.
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Blaine's Indiana renomination prospects debated by GOP
John C. New of the Indianapolis Journal and Republican state chair discusses Blaine's 1988 chances in Indiana. He cites party sentiment shaped by a libel suit against the Sentinel, predicting Blaine unlikely to be renominated and noting support for Senator Sherman as the more viable option if any choice emerges.
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Sentinel
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Powder explosion near Chicago kills eight and wrecks homes
A powder magazine six miles from Chicago blew up after a lightning strike last Sunday, killing six and injuring many as houses were wrecked. The blast was felt across the city.
Earthquakes Hit Charleston and Greece Amid Political Nominations
Telegraphic Sparks reports in Charleston 8 C that 40 50 people died or were wounded and 5 000 000 dollars of property was ruined by an earthquake. It notes Greece, California, and Michigan Republicans nominating Harris Swift and Luce for their respective governorships. The August debt reduction is listed as 1 250 000. The quake was felt east of the Mississippi and Mt Vesuvius shows eruption signs.
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Washington Letter outlines Democratic campaign book aims
The Democratic campaign book, produced by the executive committee, will critique Republican governance, covering pensions, land policy, civil service reform, land office and Indian affairs, labor legislation, and Congress actions. It will be mailed postpaid for $1, with eight copies for $5, and seeks wide Republican donor scrutiny. Senator Kenna explains no official donations beyond book purchases. Blaine’s 1888 candidacy looms as Republicans face strong prohibition pressure threatening party unity across states.
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Maine
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Wisconsin
Pacific States
Blair
New Hampshire
Frye
Opening of the Magnificent Southern Exposition in Louisville
The Louisville grand exposition opens amid crowds and decorated streets as trains and boats arrive with thousands. General Buell and Buckner head a long procession to the music hall where Governor Knott presides and Bishop Dudley offers prayers. The Japanese Village and a cyclorama painting Battle of Gettysburg dazzle visitors, with both attractions praised for originality and crowd appeal.
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Damresch
Japan
Gettysburg
Voorhees Faces Opposing Views For 1888 Ticket
Washington notices show intimate friends of Senator Voorhees resent his possible boom as Cleveland’s vice president in 1888. They say he would not accept second place, preferring the Senate. Indiana may back Voorhees for the presidency if the West contests.
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Cleveland
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Local Notices and Social Highlights From Town
Auditor notice warns tomorrow is last day to file claims against county for September term. Baptisms at Wabash with Rev. officiating. Lone Stars travel to Mt. Vernon next Sunday to face Resolutes. Miss Emma Baupwin from Dixon visited relatives. About eighty residents joined Evansville Henderson excursion. Frank Kient, Democratic sheriff nominee, in town. Severe earthquake shock felt Tuesday night at 9. Fowanis of Cincinnati visited. Niagara excursionists returned satisfied with trip. J N Jonsson back from springs. Tobacco harvest underway and corn wave arriving this week.
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