Boers Disarmament Progress Report From London
Lord Kitchener reports the disarmament of the Boers proceeds with 4342 rifles surrendered to date. Pretoria dispatches confirm surrender of the Transvaal government staff and 59 guard. Boers cheer the British officer, receive meals, and retain horses. some Americans given passage home. Thanksgiving services mark peace across British dominions and Berlin with foreign dignitaries in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Transvaal
Botha
DeWet
King Edward
Rcera
Balmoral
Cape Catony
Delagan Bay
South Africa
Lord Nilner
Johannesburg
Berlin
Ferlin
Andrew I. White
United States
John B. Jackson
Method to harness atmospheric electricity without chemicals
A Las Palmas engineer named Figueras claims a practical method to tap atmospheric electricity without chemicals or dynamos and without motive power. He believes the invention will trigger a tremendous industrial revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Figueras
Senor Figueras
Mexican wrestler Romulus stars in Nuevo Laredo bull fight
In the Plaza de Toros of Nuevo Laredo Mexico Romulus the famed Mexican wrestler threw a wild bull from the San Luis Potost ranch at his first attempt One bull was killed and no horses were hurt in the event staged on Sunday in Laredo Texas papers report
Degree For Ambassador Choate
Oxford University will confer the honorary Doctor of Civil Law on Joseph H. Choate United States ambassador at the forthcoming enecenta annual commemoration in Oxford. The event marks an honor for the American envoy and aligns with the university’s founders' legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Choate
London
Oxford University
Oxford
Joseph H. Choate
United States
English Army Inefficient Report Sparks Reform Calls
London June 9 The committee on military training and education finds junior officers deficient in military knowledge and lazy mediocrity allowed to pass. The result is a lamentably inefficient English army with calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Committee On Military Training and Education
Persian Shah Prefers American Musical Machine Over Military Bands
In Berlin on June 3 the shah of Persia enjoyed an American musical machine at the Persian legation more than the finest military bands, showcasing his unusual preference amid formal entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Persia
Threatened Uprising Frustrated in Birmingham Tale
A Meridian Mississippi dispatch reports frustration as a threatened uprising in Birmingham faces suppression. The brief notes limited details and quotes Jane from Meridian while outlining local tensions and authorities preparing for possible disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Jane O
Meridian
Miss
Taft Holds Audience With Pope on Philippine Question
Rome June 6 Gov William Taft of the Philippines met the pope and reviewed Philippine church state relations. He said readjustment is required by the American constitution and not hostility to Catholicism. The pope expressed pride in the U S church and a desire to aid American rule in the Philippines. Details would be settled by a cardinals committee with a conciliatory approach. The pope was in good humor and referred to Archbishop Ireland as he spoke of the Roman Catholic church in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Wm. Taft
Philippines
Gov. Taft
United States
Vatican
Philippine Islands
Taft
Great Republic
Gov. Tift
Iie
Archisthop “Reland
Roman Catholi
Pistols and Shotguns Battle In Italian Camp
A clash with pistols and shotguns occurred near the Concord street car line between three citizens and about 60 Italian workers on the Chicago Great Western road. Four men were seriously wounded, with one expected to die. Victims include A. Roberg and N. Marcotte, amid motives linked to disputes over two women. Joseph St. Dore suffered facial wounds and possible blindness. Fred Warman was wounded in the abdomen but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Chicago Great Western Road
Concord
A. Roberg
N. Marcotte
Minneapoliz
Fred Warman
Joseph St. Dore
Marcotte
Roberge
Adjournment Resolution Moves Congress Time to June 2
Washington June 6 Representative Ruppert of New York introduced a resolution authorizing adjournment of Congress at 3 p.m. June 2. The measure was referred to the ways and means committee. Chairman Pryne and Republican leaders have not acted due to unsettled major legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ruppert
New York
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Pryne
House
Seven prisoners escape from Council Bluffs jail after overpowering guard
In Council Bluffs Iowa on June 6 seven inmates overpowered Jaher Martin as he entered the cell room to deliver supper. They locked the jailer and his wife in an access and fled. The jailer's wife tried to intervene with a pistol but was overpowered and disarmed before reaching her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Jaher Martin
Persian Shah Honors Emperor William With High Decoration
The Shah of Persia in Berlin presents Emperor William with the highest Persian order. The insignia given to the emperor is set with gemstones valued at 22,000 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shah
Berlin
Persia
Emperor Wiliam
Record Price for Dressed Beef Steers at Kansas City Stockyards
Prices paid for dressed beef steers set records on Thursday in Kansas City. A Hirsch of Formoss Kansas received 7 dollars 69 cents for 65 cattle averaging 1342 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. Hirsch
Formoss
Kan
Beef Trust Won't Fight Injunction
New York June 7. Counsel for the meatpackers says they will not fight the permanent injunction against their combine and will conduct their business separately going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
New York
Combine
Missing Child Margaret Taylor Returns Home
Margaret Taylor reappears after four years away in eastern cities and foreign lands, arriving in Cincinnati Friday morning to join her family. The homecoming marks the end of a long disappearance for the Taylor family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Taylor
Cincinnati
Little Margaret Taylor
Price of Steel Plate May Be Raised
Representatives of the steel plate pool met at the Waldorf Astoria to discuss possible price increases. No public statement on business transactions was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Bryn Mawr College Receives Rockefeller-Backed Donation
Miss M Carey Thomas announces Bryn Mawr College receives 250000 toward meeting a conditional 230900 donation offer from John D Rockefeller. The gift supports the institution in Philadelphia on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawre College
Philadelphia
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
John D
Fatal Landslide Claims Names Near Lake Lecco
A landslide near Lake Lecco in Switzerland results in multiple deaths including individuals named Roe and Jane G Signor Riva and Mountio. Local authorities investigate the incident and marshal emergency responders to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe, ‘Jane G
Signor ‘Riva
Mountio
Lake Lecco, Switz
West Virginia coal strike expands across multiple fields
June reports show 10 000 to 18 000 miners prepared to join a broad strike in West Virginia from Dingess to Elkhorn and Tug River areas. United Mine Workers pledge solidarity while some cabins Creek miners stay out. Non union labor and armed guards expected as operations threaten to resume with limited working mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingess
W. Va
Pearl Mining Co
Montgomery
United Mine
Kanawha
New River District
Cabin Creek
Elkhorn
West Virginia
Flat Top
Tug River
United Mine Workers of America
Huntington
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Hazleton
Freeland
Delaware, Susquehanna & Schuylke) Railroad
Luther C. Smith
Delaware, Susquehanna & Schuylkill
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Northfork
Davy
Clarksburg
President Roosevelt Rules Out Interference in Strike
After a cabinet meeting Roosevelt announced there is no legal ground for federal interference in the coal operators versus striking miners dispute. He said the settlement rests with the parties and applicable law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Flm
No Oath For Kruger Waived By British Government
Birmingham June 7 The Post reports the government has waived Kruger's oath of acknowledgment of British sovereignty due to his advanced age and infirmities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Birmingham
Eng
Newspaper Artist Robert F. Philips Dies in Brooklyn
Robert F. Philips, a New York newspaper artist, died at Seney hospital Brooklyn from virulent scarlet fever after a three day illness. His brother Stephen Phillips is a famous English author and poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Phillips
Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
Stephen Phillips
Travelers Protective Association selects Indianapolis for 1903 meet
The national convention of Travelers Protective Association chose Indianapolis as the 1903 meeting place and elected Howard W. Peak of Texas president by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Portland
Ore
National Convention of Travelers’ Protective Association
Howard W. Peak
Texas
Charleston Mob Kills Black Man After Murder Allegation
In Charleston on June 7 a Black man identified as Jim Black was fatally harmed by a mob amid accusations involving the murder of J Jones's wife. Police have not released further statements and the case has drawn regional attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Carolina
Charleston
Jim Black
Excursion Train Wreck Kills One. Dozens Injured in Alpena
An excursion train from Alpena to Saginaw on the Detroit and Mackinaw line wrecked at Black River near Alpena. Engineer Hopper stopped the train after the tender derailed and three coaches plunged into a ditch. August Grosinski was killed. about 50 injured, three fatally, many with broken limbs. The German Aid Society of Alpena organized the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Mich
Detroit & Mackinaw
Saginaw
Black River
Ald Society of
August Grosinski
Grosinski
Lai
Wind and Thunder Storm Claims Two in Columbus
A heavy wind and thunder storm hit Columbus on Sunday afternoon killing J. J. Willis and Louis McClain and injuring M. C. Cochran. Willis died near an oak on First Avenue while conversing with Cochran who was struck as well. McClain, in Phoenix City across the river, was struck by a clothes wire he held. Several homes were unroofed by the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. J. Willis
Louis McClain
M. C. Cochran
Willis
Upper First Avenue
Cochran
Phoenix City
Hazing Bee Turns Dangerous in Madison
In Madison on June 9 a hazing prank nearly turned deadly. Harry F. Herrmann of New London ducked in the lake, returned with a revolver, and later fired as he was rushed by the crowd. The bullet hit Phil lip C. Kopplin of Laven in the leg. Kopplin’s injuries are described as slight. Herrmann was captured and ducked again amid the chaos as several shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Harry F. Herrmann
New London
Phillip C. Kopplin
Laven
Herrmann
Kopping
Pardons for White Men in Alabama Lynching Case
Gov Jelks pardoned Geo Howard Martin Fuller and John Strength three of the four white men convicted in Elmore county of lynching Negro Robin White. They were sentenced to ten years and had served one year. The case is noted as the only Alabama lynching conviction of a white man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Jelks
Geo. Howard
Martin Fuller
John Strength
Elmore County
Robin White
Alabama
Prominent Montrose Merchant Confesses to Painter Killing
In Montrose Arkansas on June 3 B F Newton a prominent Montrose merchant was arrested and confessed to killing a journeyman painter. A fresh grave was found in the woods and the painter’s remains were buried there. Newton claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
B. F. Newton
Montrose
Newton
Harvard Professor Ferdinand Bocher Dies at Cambridge
Ferdi nand Bocher, A. M., Harvard modern language professor since 1870, died in Cambridge on June 9. Born in New York City in 1822 to French parentage, he spent his childhood in Normandy and taught French in St. Louis in his early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
Ferdinand Bocher
Harvard University
New York City
Normandy
St. Louis
Whitelaw Reid Arrives in London for Coronation Visit
Whitelaw Reid special envoy of the United States to the coronation arrives in London aboard the Cunard steamer Wemblia and is settled at Brook House in London after docking at Queenstown on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward
Queenstown
Brook House
Reduction of Duties on Coffee Declared by Canada
Mexico City reports that Canada has granted a substantial cut in duties on coffee imported from Mexico. The notice comes from the Mexican consul general in Canada and confirms a easing of trade barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Department of Foreign Relations
Canada
Liberty Bell Leaves Charleston for Philadelphia in escorted trip
The Liberty Bell departed Charleston on Sunday bound for Philadelphia. A special truck carried the bell and was attached to a passenger train, accompanied by an escort of Philadelphia city council committees and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Philadelphia
Council
Chicago Pioneer Dead
Chicago reports the death of Solva Brintnall a pioneer figure in early Chicago history. The note mentions his role as a former leader and a prominent resident, with details emerging from a June report in the city pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Solva
Unique Farming School Plans for New York State
The New York movement to establish a 415 acre School of Practical Agriculture near Poughkeepsie moves toward signings and contracts. Abram S. Hewitt R Fulton Cutting John G Carlisle Mrs Seth Low and others lead a diverse group backing a practical farming education with support from Theodore L Van Horden and William E Dodge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram S. Hewitt
R. Fulton Cutting
John G. Carlisle
Seth Low
New York
School of Practical Agriculture
Poughkeepsie
George Tr. Powell
Mr. Hewitt
Jacob H. Schiff
John G. Carliste
Seth Law
Josephine Shaw
Lowell
Walter W. Law
William E. Dodge
Briar Cliff Manor
Law
Theodore L. van Horden
Wm. E. Dodge
Hewitt
France
Wanted for Burglaries Leaps Train In Escape Drama
Harry Kelly, wanted in five states for burglaries, was captured near Brazil Indiana after a seven month chase. While in custody of Sheriff Atwood of Ballard County Kentucky he jumped from a fast Illinois Central train about 12 miles north of Carbondale and escaped. He had visited Brazil and left his irons with a warning note to detectives. Rewards are offered for his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Harry Kelly
Brazil
Ind
Sherff Atwood
Ballard County
Ihnoir Central
Mane
Duel Between Italian Minister Prinetti and Franchetti
In Rome on June 9 Signor Prinetti the minister of foreign affairs and Signor Franchetti a chamber member dueled after a heated deputies debate over the Ethiopian Italian East Africa budget. Franchetti was slightly wounded in the ear. The men reconciled afterward at the Marquis Medicis villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor Prinetti
Prof Pirth Accepts New Post at Columbia University
Berlin reports Professor Friederich Pirth a professor of Chinese philology at Munich has accepted a position as Chinese day at Columbia University New York and will start lectures there in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirth
Berlin
Friederich Pirth
University of Munich
Columbia University
New York
Treaty's Time Extended for Danish West Indian Territory
Secretary Hay and Danish minister Bruns signed a protocol extending 32 months the period for exchanging ratifications of the Danish West Indian territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Bruns
Lodge Philippines government bill passes Senate
The Lodge Philippines government bill clears the Senate 48 to 30 with three Republicans opposing and one Democrat for it. It sets up the Philippine commission and offices of civil and vice governor, outlines limited rights and tax measures, and permits future appointments by the president with Senate consent. The bill also enables municipal and provincial governments and authorizes bonds to acquire Friar lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lodge Philippines
Messrs. Hoar
Mass
Mason
Wellington
McLaurin
S. C
Philippine Commission
United States
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court
Islands
Commission
Government of
The
Philippines
Philipine Commission
House
Ray
N. Y
Judiciary Committee
Morgan
Ala
Jenkins
Wis
Parker
N. J
Wasatsoever
Hanna
Spooner
Panama Canal Co
Nicaragua
Mitchell
Military Academy
West Point
Alr
Littlefield
Fortune For Prince Henry’s Children Inheritance
In Berlin on June 7 the children of Prince Henry of Prussia inherit the bulk of revenues from the late prince’s estate, totaling 2 900 000 marks. The Wilhelmstrasse estate goes to them while the palace reverts to the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Berlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Wilhelmstrasse
Rose Melville “Sis Hopkins” Granted Divorce
Cincinnati reports Rose Melville known as Sis Hopkins was granted a divorce on Tuesday by Judge B. W. Smith. The case, Rose Hardy against Harry Hardy, shows neglect as the plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis Hopkine
Cincinnati
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
Wes
W. Smith
Rose Hardy
Harry Hardy
Protected Cruiser Denver to be launched June 21
The protected cruiser Denver will be launched on June 21. It is the second of six 17-knot cruisers in her class to be launched, following Cleveland which has already been floated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Washington
Cleveland
Inquest Held Over Fatal Chicago Manslaughter Case
Coroner's inquest opened in Chicago in June into a manslaughter death. The proceeding aims to establish facts surrounding the fatal incident and determine potential legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana Democrats Nominate State Ticket and Adopt Platform
The Indiana Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis nominated a full slate led by Albert Schoonover for Secretary of State and addressed a platform denouncing the Republican party and Dingley tariff. It calls for tariff reform, trust suppression, and aims to aid Philippine independence while praising veterans and Cuba.
Three Men Killed by Train Near Galveston
Three men died when a Pan Handle passenger train struck them at Jewell Station near Galveston Indiana on June 9. The victims were Thomas James 50 Harry Young 35 and Will Patterson 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Jewell Station
Galveston
Thomas James
Harry Young
Will Patterson
Sawmill Wrecked By Storm Near Young America
Logansport Indiana June 9 The Lawrence sawmill near Young America was leveled by a storm. The Poplar Grove schoolhouse was seriously damaged by lightning. Barns were uprooted and much other damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Lawrence
Young America
Poplar Grove
Paralyzed and Blind Woman to Sue Over Treatment
Paralyzed and blind Mrs. Ruggles of Chesterton has sued a Chicago specialist who treated her face. The case stems from a treatment claimed to repair facial issues and now leaves her unable to see or move parts of her body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Ruggles
Chesterton
Chicago
Thieves Loot Saloonkeeper's Home In South Bend
Thieves entered Andrew Kuntsman's residence in South Bend Indiana on Sunday morning and stole $1300 in cash two diamond studs belonging to him and his wife and a jewelry casket containing $10000 worth of jewelry from the home of the saloonkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Andrew Kuntsman
Ft Wayne Bank Reorganized in Indiana
Ft Wayne Indiana June 9 The First National Bank of Fort Wayne reorganized becoming the fifteenth reorganized bank in the United States. Seven new directors were elected increasing the board to fifteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne Bank
Ind
First National Bank
FL .Wayne
Elevy‘enth
United States
Philadelphia American League amends Lynch report
Robert E. Lynch signs from South Bend Indiana on June 6 as the Philadelphia American League report moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. E. Lynch
South Bend
Ind
Philadelphia American
Indiana Farm Statistics From 1900 Census Bulletin
The Census Bureau reports Indiana's 1900 farm total values from 221,887 farms totaling $978,616,471 with $841,735,340 in farm value, $27,330,370 in machinery, and $109,550,761 in livestock. Farm products 1899 valued at $204,450,196. animal products 40 percent, crops 69 percent. Gross farm income 1899 $155,980,56 and investment income 16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Indiana
Lewis J Weichman Dead in Anderson Ind
Prof. Lewis J. Weichman died at his sister’s home in Anderson at age sixty. He ran a business college for years and was the last witness besides John Surratt in Mrs. Surratt’s trial. He had long believed his testimony caused the conviction and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carse
Surratt
White Caps Severely Whip Woman Near New Albany
Mrs. Alice Hanger wife of Otto Hanger a Crawford county farmer was abducted by twenty white caps taken from her home near Maremgre and tied to a tree where she was flogged severely. Her husband was kept under guard in the house during the attack and warned to care for his step-children or face another visit from the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Alice Hanger
Otto Hanger
Maremgre
Crawford County
Quit the Baptists
Lula A. Davis, daughter of Henry A. Nobes, files for divorce from Rev. Georges G. Davis in Tippecanoe circuit court Lafayette Indiana. Married December 28, 1898, separated January 12, 1902. Complaint alleges he left the Baptist church for Seventh Day Adventists and has failed to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Lula A. Davis
Henry A. Nobes
Tippecanoe
Georges G. Davis
Baptist Church
Seventh Day Adventists
Ballentine in Sawmill Injury Near Death
Noblesville Indiana June 9 D R Ballentine remains alive after a fall at work two weeks ago that broke his neck He is paralyzed from the shoulders down and now scarcely able to talk He grows weaker and is not expected to live more than a few days Attending physicians say no similar case has lasted this long
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville Ind
D. R. Ballentine
Attenang
Ballentine
Nine Polecats Captivate North Vernon Residents
North Vernon Ind June 7 Dad Hinneir living east of town attracts attention with a family of nine polecats. He trapped the female this spring and kept her in a box at his home attracting local curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ind
Dad Hinneir
Here
Mr. Hinneir
Galvin Refuses to Vacate Fire Chief Post in Lebanon
Lebanon Ind June 7 J D Galvin assistant fire chief refuses to vacate his office for Abe McIntire appointed two weeks ago Galvin claims his term ends in September leading to competing claims to the office by both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
J. D. Galvin
Abe McIntire
Galvin
Agrd Engineer Dead In Terre Haute Early Rail Era
Terre Haute Indiana June 7 William Baugh aged 85 died here from old age. He ran the first engine on the Vandalia line from Indianapolis to Terre Haute March 4 1862 and remained in service until 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agrd
Terre Haute
Ind
Wm. Baugh
Indianapolis
Elopers Marry in Evansville After Kentucky Elopement
R H Harrison of Madisonville Kentucky and Miss Margaret Long of Earlington Kentucky eloped in Evansville Indiana on Friday and were married. The groom is a local merchant. A severe wind storm in Muncie damaged the Muncie and Hamilton railway power house wall, with logs valued at about four thousand dollars reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
R.H. Harrison
Madisonville
Margaret Long
Earlington
Muncie, and
Eaton
Muncie & Hafemurtan
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State Central Committee
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John W. Kern
Albert Schoonover
Attica
W. E F. Stilwell
Princeton
James R. Riggs
Sullivan
Jerome Herff
Peru
Adam Heimberger
Samuel L. Scott
Clark County
Myron D. King
Edward Barrett
Hendricks County
Firth District
Timothy E. Howard
John R. East
Bloomington
W. H. Bracken
Franklin
John D. Megee
Rushville
Richard H. Harford
James T. Saunderson
Fowler
Henry G. Zimmerman
Albion
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Ballou
Mr. Schoonover
Bryan
Republican Party
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Pepewer
Republic of
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Kentucky
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D. R. Ballientine
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