Spear and Burker Nomination at Ohio Supreme Judge Race
Cleveland April 28 delegates gather at Music Hall for the Ohio Republican state convention. Spear nominated for long term, Burket for short term, McKinley era platform endorses Harrison and McKinley reforms. Delegates discuss rules, adjourn to baseball game, and nominate state officials including secretary of state and public works member amid clashes over delegates at large.
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Deletes
Music Hall
Incent Street
L. W. King
State Central Committee
C. S. Pomeroy
Second Presbyterian Church of
Cleveland
Griffin
McKinley
Foraker
H. Clay Drinkle
Fairfield County
Calvin W. Reynolds
Lawrence County
Harry M. Daugherty
Fayette County
Hollenden
M. L. Case
Wood County
A. L. Rondarmour
Gallia
James R. Garfield
Robert Carey
W. H. Slade
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Wm. McKinley, Jr
John R. Molloy
Ohio House of Representatives
Alex. C. Cain
W.H. Gibson
Asa S. Bushnell
Sherman
Foster
Gov
Ohio
Union
Republican Party
Benjamin Morrison
William McKinley, Jr
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
United States
Democratic Congress
Harrison
John F. Locke
Madison County
M. Taylor
Champaign County
John G. O'Connell
Hamilton County
Byron S. Wydman
Cincinnati
J. Frank McGrew
Clark County
Wydman
T. J. Keating
Columbus
John J. Chester
E. J. West
Clinton County
Chester
S. M. Taylor
Champaign
Hamilton
Franklin County
Mr. Wydman
Taylor
A. T. Brinsmade
William T. Spear
J. P. Smith
Lucas
Spear
Supreme
McElroy
Delaware
Pugh
Franklin
Phillips
Thomson
Phillip
Long
Burket
Wildman
Stewart
Londin
Campbell
Mr. Long
Fay
Secom
Joseph P. Smith
Bulter
Josiah B. al
Supreme Comm
Bal Lid
Public Works
J. Park Alexa
Summit County
E. L. Liliger
Coshocton
Gai
Cuyahoga
Ballo
Libarger
Fire destroys Adelphian Hall on Main Street in Hudson
A Thursday morning blaze on Main Street Hudson swept Adelphian Hall and damaged several businesses in a total loss estimated at 175,000 with insurance about 60,000. C H Buss and King and Bower faced major losses. arson suspected after saloon closures, with thieves caught but settled. Rain aided fire crews, saving part of town.
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Main Street
Adelphian
Akron Fire Department
C. H. Buss
Edsom Ball
Mallekon House
King & Bower
Ingilance
Council
Hudson Fire Co
Texas cattle driven to Ponca station in poor condition
Deputy U S Marshal Severns reports that twenty thousand Texas cattle were unloaded at Ponca station after being driven from Western Texas due to drought. Many steers died in transit, and the herd will be turned loose on the Ponca and Osage reservations.
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O. T
U. S
Severns
Ponca
Texas
Ponca Station
Osage
Havin&g
Fist Fight Turns Fatal on Brooklyn Dock
Ambrose Seeley aged 24 and David Ryan aged 20 engaged in a fifteen minute fist fight on the Erie basin long dock in Brooklyn. Seeley was knocked unconscious and died after an ambulance surgeon declared him dead. Ryan was arrested.
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New York
Ambrose Seeley
David Ryan
Long Dock
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Seeley
Ryan
Camden Withdraws From Senate Race Clears Faulkner Path
Parkeraburg WV April 28 Senator Camden signs a letter withdrawing from the senatorial race leaving a clear field for Senator Faulkner who is expected to win if the next legislature is democratic. Also Yuma Arizona April 28 report Indians from Lower California say volcanoes near Lake Sullulee are active after an April 16 earthquake.
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Parkeraburg
W. Va
Faulkner
Yuma
Ariz
Lower California
Lake Sullulee
Gulf of California
Pinkerton to Be Investigated by House Judiciary Panel
Washington April 28 the house judiciary committee decided to report a resolution directing an investigation into the Pinkerton system after long consideration of constitutionality. Other dispatches note a man burned by molten metal in Ironton Ohio, a Casey Illinois verdict of acquittal in a 1890 killing, a bomb at Widow Myst's home in St Pierre, Astor funeral in Paris, Teed Koreshans leaving San Francisco for Chicago, and Miss Christian drowned attempting to cross Indian Creek West Virginia.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Marshall
Ill
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J. M. Gooch
Casey
Myst
St. Pierre
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Senate
Manderson
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First Indiana Cavalry
Franz Sigel
Harter
Congress
Walker
Voorhees
David B. Moore
Iowa U. L
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Lee
William Henry Harrison
Idgnt Harrison
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Put-in- Bay
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Lake Erie
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Cleveland
Harry C. Kerstine
James Ammerman
House
Representative Stone
Kentucky
J.C. Shelby
Carlisle
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Keystone
Spring Gardens
Philadelphia
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Erie
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
House Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
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Logansport
Ind
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Bailey
Tex
Brice
James Deyo
O. W
Breckinridge
McMillin
United States
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Chipman
Michigan
Uni
Breckenridge
Henry Cohen
Lexington
Moses Curry
Bynum
James McCabe
Godlove
Orth
Indiana
McCabe
Bynum Thinks Mr. McCabe
Pattison
Ohio
Naval
Wm. D. Bangs
Tyler
Mississippi
General Land Office
S. Mace Clements
Virginia Military District
Wheeler
West Virginia
David S. Pinnel
House Committee On Appropriations
Quiet Reign After Jail Lynching Echoes Nashville
In Nashville on May 3 the wounded man Charles Bear died at 2 45 AM. Police sergeant Davis faces cooled support as Bear claimed he did not know his shooter. Chief Clack reports West Brentwood and Goodlettsville figures brace for potential trouble while many colored leaders say the mob deserved the lynching. The criminal court heard Judge Ridley urge indictments against all involved.
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Tenn
Charles Bear
Davis
Bear
Brentwood
Clack
Utley
Squire Galbreath
Goodlettsville
Ridley
Cleveland, C
Ralph K. Paige
Bank of the Painesville Savings and Loan Association
Col. Paige
Ohio
David R. Paige
John Huntington
Cleveland Insane Asylum
Painesville Bank
Horace Steele
Steele
Criminal Court
Paige
Lancefield
Miss Paige
Judge Boynton
Capt. Burrows
Judge Hamilton
Decrease of Over One Million Dollars During March
Washington May 3. Recapitulation of the debt statement shows a decrease of over one million dollars for March. The report details bonds at 4 percent converted and other debt classifications, with aggregates and cash balances in Treasury positions. Also reports Wyoming convention delegates and a Cleveland forgery case involving Col Ralph Paige.
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Treasury
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Ck Occa Sccavceseccévanwss
National Bank
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Ravachol Laughs At Montbrison Trial Tactics
Ravachol the anarchist now mocks the jury after his life sentence and predicts extenuating circumstances in the Montbrison case. He caused the blast near Guise barracks in La Tours and suffered severe injuries. A wealthy grocer and known pious royalist, he surprised many by employing bombs.
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Paris
Montbrison
Guise Barracks
la Tours
Akron man named chief engineer of board of public works
Columbus May 3 Chas E Perkins of Akron was commissioned by the governor as chief engineer of the board of public works for the term starting May 22 1892 and ending May 21 1894 The governor also revoked Forest Fordham's commission as special detective for the Toledo and Ohio Central Railway Co.
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Columbus
Chas. E. Perkins
Akron
Board of Public Works
Forest Fordham
Toledo and Ohio Central Railway Co
Colt With Five Legs Becomes Local Curiosity
Cincinnati news reports farmer Wm Bromley of Venice area owns a three week old colt with five well developed legs. The unusual animal has attracted large money offers, which Bromley has refused.
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Cincinnati
Wm. Bromley
Venice
Blew It In On the Races
A man identifying himself as A. F. Avery from Rochester New York surrendered to Memphis officials claiming he is a rail defaulter of the Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway with a debt of 1200 dollars. He says the loss came in horse races. Rochester dispatches confirm his statements.
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Memphis
Tenn
A. F. Avery
Rochester, N. Y
Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway
Rochester
Theft of over a ton of dynamite reported in Corfu magazine
Berlin dispatch says more than a ton of dynamite and gunpowder were stolen from Corfu magazine. The incident, described as a major loss, has raised concerns about safety and potential use in attacks. Police investigations are underway to identify suspects and secure remaining explosives.
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Berlin
Corfu
Free Twine Bill Passes House Amid Cordage Trust Denunciation
Washington on May 3 reports the democratic majority in the house passed the free binding twine bill. The passage followed speeches attacking the National Cordage Co. as a trust, with Hatch and Simpson delivering the main assaults.
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Washington
House
National Cordage Co
Messrs
Hatch
Simpson
West Indianapolis Republicans sweep suburb election
In West Indianapolis on Monday, Republicans won every available office. The suburb, once governed by Democrats for four years, showed a decisive shift as Haughville mirrored the GOP landslide.
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West Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Ind
Haughville
Destructive Winnipeg Fire Destroys Opera House Complex
A major blaze in Winnipeg Manitoba began about 2 AM Sunday, leveling sixteen to eighteen buildings including an opera house. The fire consumed nearly three acres, reducing the area to smoldering ruins before it was brought under control.
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Winnipeg
Wiyniec
Man
Democratic Gains In Indiana Charter Elections Reported
In Indiana towns charter elections were held Monday. Dispatches to the Sentinel show Democratic gains in Shoals New Castle Rockville Danville Spencer Cambridge City Brookville Winamac Knightstown Linton Sullivan and Liberty as results came in from the various communities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
The
Sentinel
Shoals
New Castle
Rockville
Danville
Spencer
Cambridge City
Brookville
Winamac
Knightstown
Linton
Sullivan
Liberty
U S Plans Message on Canadian Toll Taxes
The president prepared a congressional message noting Canadian tolls on American ships via the Welland and St. Lawrence canals and proposing similar charges on Canadian vessels using the Sault Ste. Marie canal. The transmission is expected next week.
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Canada
Washington
Congress
Welland and St. Lawrence Canals
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Chinese leper dies on North Brother's Island
In New York on May 2 Pian Ding a Chinese leper who had been confined on North Brother’s Island for months died of leprosy.
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