Indiana Republican convention tamps down to next governor
More than 50 candidates sought 14 places at the Fort Wayne convention. The paper predicts Lt Governor Chase will be the party’s gubernatorial nominee, backed by broad support and popular esteem. Theodore Sheckney is named for Lieutenant Governor, with a solid, widely known ticket across the state.
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Theodore Sheckney
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Indianapolis Journal
Republican County Ticket and Nomination Fallout
The fragment notes political nominations with mentions of Governor Chase and rival candidates like Leming, Porter, and McGowen. It hints at a disrupted ticket and unsettled results as the contest narrows toward final selection.
County Officials Appoint Election Inspectors
At the June session the County Commissioners named F G Lutes as election inspector for the first precinct and Trustee Shaffer as inspector for the second precinct.
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Shaffer
Republican Victory Report From Indiana Conventions
The Fort Wayne Republican State convention drew a larger, more enthusiastic crowd than the Democratic gathering in Indianapolis. Delegates hailed the ticket as wise and harmonized, reflecting the party’s strong support and year, with confidence in doing the best for Republicans statewide.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Odon Residents Debate Show Patronage And Parade Attendance
Local residents discuss mixed attitudes toward circuses and parades. Some oppose shows yet gather to watch parades bareheaded in the sun. The piece argues against hipster morality claims and calls for consistency in views on show life.
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Odon
Holly Horor
Guests of G D Abrahan Family
Mrs John V Smith and Miss Alma Pal meardl Mitchell are here as guests of the G D Abrahan family.
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In Memoriam Ann Crooke
Ann Crooke wife of Howard Crooke born in England near Sandwich crossed the Atlantic with family to Philadelphia at the start of winter in 134. Baptised Anglican, later a longtime member of the M E Church. She died June 26 7892 at age 60 after a long illness. Funeral at M E church conducted by L B Johnson. Rested in cemetery. One of twelve founders of Clarksburg’s first Methodist society in 1866.
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Odon church split ends with arbitration and unity
The Christian church at Odon faced a split amid anti orthodox feuds led by Daniel Sommers of Richwood. A Washington church delegation mediated, outlining scriptural and civil structures, leading to a signed agreement that the church will remain and the disputed man may not join.
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Back Yard Clean-Up Urged To Stop Health Threats
Citizens headline a public health call to action urging thorough cleaning of back yards and removal of refuse to prevent disease. Officials warn that dirty yards foster germs and weeds clutter sidewalks, threatening safety and sanitation.
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Unclear OCR fragment notes on health products and sales
Fragmentary text mentions names, products, and a sale reference. Content is incomplete. no coherent event or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms.
Col A M Hardy Seconded Gav Chase Nomination
The Indianapolis Journal notes Col A M Hardy of Daviess county as Madison township proxy delegate to the Republican state convention who seconded Gav Chase's nomination. After Hardy made two strong points a burst of applause followed and showed no sign of stopping as he resumed speaking before eventually sitting down.
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Madison Township
Gav Chase
Indianapolis Journal
Col A M Hardy
Daviess County
Hardy
People's Party Meeting in Omaha Faces Harrisons Victory
The People's Party gathered in Omaha Monday to plant presidential timber in American soil but faces defeat by Ben Harrison votes in November. The Democratic stump Cleveland is also projected to fail into the same heap.
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People’s Party
Omaha
Ben Harrison
Cleveland
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