Kentucky Democrats Nominate Hardin. Free Silver Defeated
Louisville June 28 The Democratic state convention of Kentucky endorsed the administration with praise for President Cleveland and J. G. Carlisle. Free coinage advocates led by Senator Blackburn were defeated by a minority report on credentials and a majority on sound money resolutions. General Cassius M. Clay and General Hardin were nominated for governor with Hardin securing the Clay delegates’ support. The ticket fell short of completion as lieutenant governor nominees were named and adjourned for the night.
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Lindsay
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1895 July Calendar Fragment
A fragmented July 1895 calendar page shows days of the week and dates for Saturday through Sunday, listing numbers 2 and then 28 29 for mid month entries.
Doolittle Seeks Chop Dollars for Orient Trade
Tacoma July 2 Representative W H Doolittle sails to Washington to push next winter a bill to coin chop dollars for China and Japan. He notes Britain already issues such currency aiding its merchants and says the coin would bear an eagle and a Japanese chop and be irredeemable in gold.
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Minneapolis Census Committeeman Warns Against Duplicate Names
Clerk Tupper of St. Paul addressed the citizens census committee in Minneapolis warning against counting duplicates. He noted 100 Minneapolis names on schedules were duplicated and had been struck from the lists, urging careful verification.
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Retreat of Dubuque priests backs seminary plan
The annual retreat for archdiocese of Dubuque priests ended with 230 priests in the diocese and 200 attending. Archbishop Hennessey urged a theology seminary in Dubuque, pledging 10,000 dollars while the attendees contributed 28,000. The project aims for a 150,000 dollar seminary on the archbishop’s Key West farm.
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Croker Plans Return to United States for Democratic Convention
Lonnox July 2 Mr Richard Croker has booked passage to America for September 14 to reach New York in time for the Democratic convention. He will stay in New York until after the November election. His family will not accompany him on this visit, which blends business and politics.
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Prohibition Candidate and Pastor Gen Green Clay Smith Dies
Washington July 2 Gen Green Clay Smith veteran of war and former Prohibition candidate for president died today at his home in Northeast Washington at 12 56 p m He was a well known Baptist pastor in the capital in recent years.
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Baseball Scores From Western and National Leagues
Western League results show St Paul 6 Minneapolis 10, Milwaukee 10 Kansas City 1, Indianapolis 4 Toledo 2, Grand Rapids 10 Detroit 13. National League scores list Cincinnati 1 Louisville 4 and Chicago 7 St Louis 1.
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Lewiston Bleachery Raises Wages for 500 Workers
Lewiston Maine July 2. The Lewiston Bleachery and Dye Works has voluntarily increased wages for over 500 operatives by about 10 percent. The move marks another major local employer boosting pay.
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Lively Oklahoma jail break ends in deaths and shootings
A jail delivery in Oklahoma City at 6 p m leaves two dead and several wounded. Jailer Garver was attacked by Robert Christian Vic Casey and William Christian who seized weapons and fled as a fusillade erupted with Chief of Police Jones firing on the escapees. Bloodhounds are used and a double lynching is feared if captured.
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Central American Union Talks Reform at Amapala
President Zelaya returns from a harmonious conference with leaders of Nicaragua Honduras and El Salvador at Amapala to discuss plans for a Central American union and regional integration.
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Wisconsin Turnfest Closes After Large Turnout
Manitowoc Wisconsin reports the state turnfest ended in the evening with several special trains bringing visitors. An estimated 3000 strangers attended the event amid the festivities and turnout.
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St Paul Population in 1895 Directory Preview
R L Polk & Co announces the St Paul city directory for 1895 will be ready for delivery Tuesday. Advance sheets estimate the city population at 190000.
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R. L. Polk & Co
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Hope For Weary Sufferers
The passage describes thousands afflicted by heat with loss of appetite and insomnia. It attributes their relief to Hood's Sarsaparilla, claiming it restores appetite, strengthens the body, and purifies the blood to restore health.
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Swift's Sensation: Mayor Blames Ex-Commissioner for Deaths
Chicago mayor accuses Dr. Arthur Reynolds former city health commissioner of gross neglect during the smallpox winter outbreak. He links Reynolds to the pest house deaths asserting 159 lives were lost due to mismanagement and improper care. The claim shocks political and medical circles given Reynolds prominence.
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Excursionists Clash With Toughs on Chicago Pier
An outdoor evening brawl on the north government pier in Chicago on July 2 pitted four excursionists against six toughs. Ed Barnett was hospitalized severely battered and slashed. others suffered injuries. Knives clubs and stones were used. Barnett’s condition is critical. police investigate possible robbery motive.
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Convicted of Trying to Kill His Family in Wisconsin
The trial of Andrew Engebretson in Viroqua Wisconsin ended with a guilty verdict. He was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary after arsenic was found in the coffeepot and his four person family narrowly survived the poisoning attempt.
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Andrew Engebretson
Not a Very Heavy Sentence for Aber deen Editor
Aber deen editor and publisher W E Kidd of the Star received a fine of 10 dollars or five days in jail for criminal libel against Sheldon. Judge Campbell presided in the circuit court, and the sentence was viewed as light by observers.
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Ex-Congressman William Parrott Dies in Evansville
Ex-Congressman William Parrott died suddenly at his Evansville home at age 75. He served Indiana's first district in Congress for two terms and later spent nearly three decades as judge of the circuit court for Vanderburgh and Posey counties.
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Jury Disagrees in Seaman Trial
The jury in the trial of Dr. Dennis J. Seaman charged in Emily Hall's death on account of a criminal operation announced a disagreement and was discharged at 9am in Detroit on July 2.
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Elevator fire on Downing farm burns wheat stock
Fereus Fallis Minn July 2 An elevator on the Downing farm at Mooretown North Carolina owned by J F Downing of Erie Pennsylvania was burned with 20000 bushels of wheat Loss 25000 The fire it is supposed was set by tramps.
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Butte Shuts Gambling as Montana Law Bans All
In Butte on July 2 gambling as a licensed institution ended at midnight with all gambling houses closed. The Montana legislature last winter made every form of gambling unlawful.
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Diplomas Ready at Last for World’s Fair Commissions
Diplomas for the foreign commissions at the Chicago world's fair have been prepared and will be distributed in a few days from the state department through Assistant Secretary Rockhill.
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State Department
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Death of Eugenio Bianchi and Rail and Sports Briefs
Eugenio Bianchi once a noted operatic tenor is dead. The Southern railway bought the Atlanta and Florida railway from Central Trust. The Minnesota Boat Club beat Wisconsin University in the 8 oared race at Minneapolis. D O Clark of Union Pacific, Omaha, named to succeed Superintendent McGeath whose resignation takes effect July 1.
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Village readers honor nurse's brave train defense
Eight weeks after engineer Frank Holmes was shot defending his train at Carlinville Illinois Alton road officials plan to build a 1500 dollar cottage in Bloomington for his widow and present her with 1000 dollars as a testimonial of appreciation. Denied a writ of removal in DC federal court Charles A Dana indicted for alleged criminal libel against F B Noyes of the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Half a Million Worth
San Francisco reports the sale of 500000 dollars of Southern Pacific of Arizona six percent bonds for the Theresa Fair estate. Purchasers are alleged to be New Yorkers and the price paid was 83.
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Representative Hitt Improves After Arrival
The condition of Representative Hitt at Narragansett Pier is considerably improved since his arrival last Saturday. Physicians report the change has shown satisfactory results and renewed strength in his health.
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Harper's Magazine 1895 plans and features outlined
Harper's Magazine outlines upcoming 1895 content including The Simpletons by Thomas Hardy in December and November 1895 continuations. It highlights Joan of Arc recollections, a Charleston and Carolinas illustrated paper, Northern Africa coverage, Chinese life stories, and A Three Part Novellette by Richard Harding Davis. Subscriptions begin with the current number if no date given.
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