Fourth district Democrats hold key conventions across Indiana
Reports from Columbus Terre Haute Richmond Bluffton and Portland summarize state Democratic district meetings. Lincoln Dixon successor chosen in Columbus. J G McNutt elected in Terre Haute. John McGee in Cambridge City. Adair elected in Bluffton amid clashes with Eichhorn and Campbell. Dispatch notes surprise at Bluffton and mentions Portland candidate Burkett.
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Indianapolis Journal
Blupfton
Ind
John A. M. Adair
Portland
W. H. Eichhorn
Madison County
Netterville
Anderson
Campbell
Bluffton
Randolph
Jay
Adair
Etchhorn
Eichhorn
Elfinghem
Decatur
Lotz
Muncie
Crty
Steve Fleming
Port Wayne
Journal
J. A. M. Adair
Ninth district Democrats organize campaign in Frankfort
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports the Ninth district Democrats met in Frankfort and elected A. T. Livengood of Covington district chairman. Michael Ryan of Delphi was named to a leading post as the campaign organization began to take shape.
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Indianapolis Journal
Frankfort
Ind
A. T. Livengood
Covington
Michael Ryan
Delphi
Much colder today in the Coal Dealers' Interest
Forecast for Friday and Saturday for Ohio Illinois and Indiana shows cold, fair weather with brisk northwest winds. Temperature notes, barometer readings, and a detailed Indianapolis monthly meteorological summary follow, including mean temperatures, precipitation totals, wind direction, and historical comparisons.
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Washington
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Indianapolis
Geld
Lot
Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports
Shipping news notes arrivals and departures at Cherbourg Queenstown Rotterdam Havre and New York. Vessels include Pretoria Kaliserin Marita Theresa Germanic Tauric Darmstadt Amateram La Savoie Noordland and Pennland with routes from New York Liverpool Bremen Pilani Philadelphia and destinations to Hamburg New York and Liverpool.
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Cherbourg
Pretoria
New York
Hamburg
Kaliserin Marita Theresa
Bremen
Queenstown
Germanic
Liverpool
Teutonic
New New York
Tauric
Darmatadt
Rotterdam
Amater@am
Havre
Indiana Democratic Conventions Split By Local Delegates
Report from several Indiana districts on January 2 describes factional divisions at conventions in Lafayette Wabash and Fort Wayne. Delegates and officers conflict over leadership with names including Senator Fleming Dan Simms Edward Cox and Captain Allen cited in exchanges about chairmanship and state committee roles.
Fletcher elected chairman of Thirteenth district Democrats
South Bend Ind Jan 2 C B Fletcher has been elected chairman of the Thirteenth district Democracy and member of the state central committee. oo.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
C. B. Fletcher
Thirteenth District
State Central Committee
Democratic banquet serenades at Columbus City Hall
Delegates to the Democratic district meeting in Columbus Indiana were hosted at a banquet by local Democrats led by the ladies of a church. About two hundred attended as Maj P E Wills and Dove Ogden donated wine. Mayor Caldwell acted as toastmaster and speakers critiqued Roosevelt policy and commented on party organization, Jacksonian democracy, and possible isthmian canal plans. money questions were not discussed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Ind
Maj
P. E. Wills
Elizabethtown
Fourth District
Dove Ogden
George W. Caldwell
Joseph Hea
Shea
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Richard Olney
Nicholas Cornett
P. H. McCormick
McCormick
John Overmyer
Jefferson
Francis Marion Griffith
Congress
Fire destroys Searchlight Hotel kills lessee and children
In a blaze that leveled the Searchlight Hotel Mrs. Bullock, the lessee, and her two young children perished. Essie Wheat, aged twelve, was fatally burned in the disaster, with details scarce as of the report.
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Searchlight
Nev
Searchlight Hotel
Fires devastate theaters and stores across several cities
Nationwide fire report recounts losses in Nashville at an upscale theater half destroyed by a live wire blaze, Sturgeon Bay seedhouse and warehouses burned with $40,000 loss, Meridian fertilizer unit $350,000 insured, Morton House and Keiths Theater fire causing smoke and guest evacuation, Weston general store blaze with $5,000, Portage la Prairie Grand Central Hotel blaze totaling $60,000 with firefighter injuries.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
John H. Allen Linseed Company
M. Cochem
Goodwin-Harries Company
Falk & Buchanan
Allen Company
Meridian
Miss
Mississippi Cotton of Company
Oil
New York
Morton
Keith
Union Square
Fourteenth Street
Weston
Petrus Peterson
Portage LA Prairie
Manitoba
Grand Central Hotel
Morgan Confirms Purchase of Raphael Painting Madonna
J P Morgan acknowledges a London cable report that he bought Raphael death Madonna of St Anthony. He will not discuss pricing. The artwork may not be imported immediately and could be worth millions beyond tariff estimates.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
The
Journal and American
London
Raphael
Padus
Inaa
Three Killed Outright In Locomotive Explosion At Macon
Macon Ga Jan 2 a freight engine just out of the repair shop in the Central Railroad of Georgia roundhouse exploded killing three men and injuring many. The dead are K E W Hodges J McDonald Uriah Cornelius. Injured include J J O Neal Henry Fox P L Willis and others with varied injuries. The blast also leveled parts of the shop and a large fly wheel break at Huntington W Va in the Chesapeake and Ohio shops injured six men in the planing department.
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Macon
Central Railroad of Georgia
KE. W. Hodges
J. M'Donald
Knoxville
Tenn
Uriah Cornelius
J. J. O'Neal
Henry Fox
P. L. Willis
F. O. Hambrick
William Wilson
J. M. Meadows
Peter Hammock
Wesley Johnson
Peter Adams
Cornelius
J. M. McDonald
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio
Planing
J. M. Walle
Ross Henson
J. M. Thomlinson
C. E. Nicely
Robert Caverlee
Will Davis
Wank to be dismissed over New York landing charges
Washington January 2 1890 On recommendation of Fitchie and Powderly inspector Wank will be dismissed for landing noncitizens without examination or report Orders for dismissal go forward tomorrow Senator Perkins at California introduced Campbell and Newcombe to the President Campbell invites a visit to Lick Observatory with plans for a Pacific coast trip this summer by the President
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Washington
Fitchie
New York Immigration Office
Powderly
Albert Wank
New York
United States
Wank
Senator Perkins
California
Campbell
Lick Observatory
Simon Newcombe
Pacific Coast
Germs Commit Death by Own Action at Naturalists Meet
At a Chicago naturalists meeting, Prof H L Russell described experiments showing water can act as a poison to certain pathogenic bacteria and milk also has destructive properties. He said bacteria in water die by suicide, purifying the water, while heredity notes on pointers were also discussed. The session adjourned to Washington next year.
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Chicago
American Society of Naturalists
H. L. Russell
University of Wisconsin
Russell
Sedgwick
Jordan
University of Chicago
E. B. Meek
F. W. Lutz
Yachington, D. C
Richardson Presents President with Compilation of Presidential Papers
Representative Richardson of Tennessee, minority leader, personally handed the President a set of compilations of messages and papers of the Presidents. He jestingly urged a careful reading of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence, which the President agreed to read with amusement. Lord Pauncefoot, delayed by illness, is improved and plans to resume duties soon after rheumatic gout confined him recently.
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Washington
Richardson
Tennessee
House
United States
United States Weighs Treaty Concessions Amid War Pressure
A fragment from a report on treaty actions discusses unity on a nonpartisan approach, hoping for English willingness to have authorities drop the war. It notes openness to concessions to avoid partisan contention and embarrassment to the United States.
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United States
Admiral Sampson's illness advances toward final stage
Washington January 2 reports Admiral Sampson's illness progresses slowly yet steadily toward the end. Medical science cannot halt it. Symptoms of arteriosclerosis appear and inject uncertainty into the case as the patient becomes less tractable and responsive to treatment.
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Washington
Jan
Admiral Sampson
Diplomatic Row Over Line at White House Reception
At a White House reception the wife of the British ambassador, Lady Pauncefote, held the lead of the diplomatic line. The German ambassador, Herr Von Holleben, declined to reclaim his seniority and allowed her to remain at the front to avoid an awkward display of courtesy.
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Washington
White House
Pauncefote
Herr von Holleben
Spain imposes gold payment on imports to curb exchange rates
Spain enacted a law effective December 1 requiring customs duties on certain imports to be paid in gold. Consul General Lay reports to the State Department that the measure aims to lower the gold premium and reduce reliance on bankers, who had controlled exchange rates.
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Washington
Spain
Lay
Barcelona
State Department
Nunn Resigns as Fifth Tennessee Revenue Collector
David A. Nunn today submitted his resignation as collector of internal revenue for the Fifth Tennessee district to the President in person, accompanied by Representative Gibs on of Tennessee. Nunn, appointed at McKinley’s start, faced civil service breach charges revived after years, with a successor to be ex-Representative John McCall and W. A. Wills of Nashville reportedly set for reappointment as postmaster.
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Washington
David A. Nunn
Internal Revenue
Fifth
Tennessee
White House
Representative Gibson
Nunn
McKinley
John McCall
W. A. Wills
Nashville
Rural Free Delivery Expands In Indiana
Rural free delivery is set to begin February 1 in Indiana with routes in Crawfordsville Montgomery County North Manchester Westfield and Donaldson. Each route details length mileage population and houses served along with carriers and post office changes. Admirals Brad ford confirms acquisition of 9 acres on Pearl Harbor for a U S naval station near Honolulu with price 75 per acre and plans for a dock fortifications and defenses.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
Carrier
Samuel W. Linn
Whitesville
Donaldson
Marshall County
Peter Beckman
North
Manchester
Wabash County
John W. Lowman
Millrace
North Manchester
Westfield
Hamilton County
Albert J. Gunn
Deming
Bradford
Naval Bureau of Equipment
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Civil service says extra war clerks may not stay
Washington reports from the Civil Service Commission indicate it is unlikely that the more than two thousand extra clerks hired in the executive departments during the Spanish War will be retained. The discussion centers on budget and staffing policy as the war era expansions wind down.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Civilservice Commission
Spain
Assistant statistician appointed at Agriculture Department
Washington reports Stephen D. Fesenden of Mississippi named assistant statistician. Dr. Horace H. Allen, U S minister to Korea, on leave, met the President and will travel via St. Petersburg and the Transsiberian Railway. A special car is arranged to Port Arthur, and Allen may be the first American official to ride the route. Also, I Garland Penn of Atlanta arranged for a delegation to invite him to a young negro Christian Congress in Atlanta next August, which Roosevelt favors. Other items note Spilman to head the appointment division, Keene named post office inspector, and preparations for Philippine reforms. Funeral services were held for Rear Admiral Francis A Roe at St. John’s Church with Arlington burial and notable pallbearers.
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Washington
Stephen D. Fessenden
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
Horace H. Allen
United States
Korea
Roosevelt
Allen
St. Petersburg
Transsiberian Railroad
Port Arthur
I. Garland Penn
Atlanta
Atlanta Exposition
Negro Christian Congress
Penn
Atlanta Congress
W. R. Spilman
Manhattan
Kan
Bristow
Carter Keene
Freedom
Root
War Department
Senators Lodge
Platt
Spooner
Edwards
Insular
Congress
Philippine Commission
Francis A. Roe
William Tayloe Snyder
Arlington Cemetery
B. R. Russell
Bann
Greer
Schley
Weaver
Ludlow
Watson
Sigsbee and Bartlett
Frank W. Hackett
Czolgocz Brain Declared Normal At Meeting
At the American Anatomical Society gathering in Chicago on January 2 a paper by Dr. A F Spitzka of New York stated Leon Czolgocz, McKinley’s assassin, had a normal brain. The doctor described a four hour post execution brain dissection conducted for study.
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Chicago
American Anatomical Society
A. F. Spitzka
New York
Leon Czolgocz
McKinley
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company formed in merger
Announcement from Chicago states final details of a new corporation to control much of the world output in pneumatic tools. The Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company, formed from multiple firms including Chicago Pneumatic and New York Air Compressor, lists bonds and common stock with officers led by J W Duntley as president.
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Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Companies
New Jersey
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Illinois
Boyer Machine Company
Detroit
Chisholm & Moore Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Franklin Air Compresser Company
Pennsylvania
J. W. Duntley
W. O. Duntley
FB. Y. Moore
Ernest P. Wanger
Hrk. Kent
Leroy B. Beardsley
University Lectures Bring Social Problems Across Cities
University of Chicago plans a twelve lecture course on modern social problems delivering by professors from six leading universities. Lectures cover topics from the social question to ethics of business with Dr Howerth starting the series in Indianapolis and other cities Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee. Membership costs $5 for two admissions per lecture with syllabi and biweekly notices.
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Raymond Fuller
University of Chicago
Indianapolis
H. C. Adams
University of Michigan
S. M. Lindsay
University of Pennsylvania
H. H. Powers
Cornell University
E. A. Ross
University of Nebraska
Ira W. Howorth
Walter A. Wyckoff
Princeton University
Albion W. Small
Howerth
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
State Life Banquet Highlights Growth and Agent Presence
State Life Insurance officers hosted agents from about twenty states at the Columbia Club banquet. Governor Durbin and Auditor Hart were unable to attend but sent a congratulatory letter. President Sweeney and W B Wynn outlined December 1900 premium income and first year premium costs, noting a 106 percent increase.
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State Life Insurance Company
Andrew M. Sweeney
Wilbur
Wynn
Samuel Quinn
Columbia Club
Durbin
Hart
Sweeney W
Indiana
Quinn
W. L. Sherrill
La'w. Downey
Hanna
Court Sits in Prison for Mutiny Murder Arraignments
At Leavenworth the novel court sits in the penitentiary library for arraignments of mutineers tied to the Nov 7 uprising and the murder of Guard J. B. Waldrupe. Seventeen mutineers, escorted in chains, face first degree murder charges. several suspects remain at large. The proceeding, with officials and prisoners present, ends with not guilty pleas and a trial slated for tomorrow afternoon.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
United States Penitentiary
J. B. Waldrupe
United States
Bond
Ed McKeever
Turner Barnes
Bob Clark
Frank Thompson
Gilbert Maslin
Fred Robinson
Aughrey
Associated Press
White Supremacy Seen as Lock on South Politics
Gen Joseph Wheeler spoke in Cleveland Ohio asserting white supremacy is essential to financial stability and that no political break in the solid South will come from Northern interference. He argued parties cannot solve the color problem in the South.
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Cleveland, CO
Joseph Wheeler
South
Brush May Sell Ball Club to Cincinnatians
Cincinnati interests form a syndicate led by Judge Howard Ferris to buy control of the Omaha club. John T. Brush may sell if price satisfies the group, but management likely stays with current figures due to high asking price. In Omaha, Frank Bandle secures 55 percent and takes full control under the American Association franchise with Quinn and Clingman owning 4 percent.
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Cincinnati
John T. Brush
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
Howard Ferris
Brush
Judge Ferris
St. Nicholas Hotel
Omaha
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association of Baseball
Frank Bandle
American Association
Hickey
Bandle
Messrs. Quinn and Clingman
Milwaukee
Golf on Frozen Links at Lakewood in Mixed Four Sumes
Twenty pairs play a mixed four some handicap on the Lakewood Country Club course in cold wind over a frozen surface. Of eighteen hole preliminaries sixteen pairs qualify for two cups, Gould and Roof prizes. play resumes tomorrow morning. Shelton Cartwright Fahey set world records in a twenty four hour go as you please event in St Louis, with Shelton also breaking the fifty mile mark.
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Lakewood
N. J
Lakewood Country Club
G. J. Gould
Clarence M. Roof
ST. Louis
Shelton
Cartwright
Fahey
Fleming
Tracey
Cavanaugh
Hegelman
Nor
Ryan denies retirement and eyes swift middleweight bout
Tommy Ryan, claiming the middleweight world title, rejected rumors of retirement. He said he is ready to sign a match within 24 hours with any willing middleweight star, particularly Jack O'Brien or George Gardner, before a reputable club if a suitable side bet is offered.
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Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Jack O’brien
George Gardner
Yale Hitch Themselves In Western Penn Hockey Debut
Yale opened its series with the Western Pennsylvania Hockey League at Duquesne Garden but lost 6 to 2 to the Pittsburg Athletic Club in front of a large crowd.
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Pittsburg
Yale
Western Pennsylvania Hockey League
Duquesne Garden
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Piening Wins Wrestling Match At Grand Central Palace
John Piening defeated Nachad the Turk in a wrestling match at Grand Central Palace on January 2. The Turk had been favored by bettors but lost after Piening captured the first fall in ten minutes and thirty-seven seconds, Nachad then refused to continue.
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New York
John Piening
Nachad
Grand Central Palace
Piening
Minnesota U tops Yale 3 to 2 in basketball
Minnesota University defeated Yale 3 to 2 in a college basketball game in Minneapolis. Yale will travel to Cleveland to face the YMCA team there, after the contest tonight.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota University
Yale
Cleveland
Norton Nine Edge Royals In Polo Clash At Anderson
Nortons of Anderson defeated Royals of Munele by 10 to 9 before a large crowd in a Polo night contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Nortons
Royals
Munele
Six Day Bicycle Race In Boston Twists Toward Fast Finish
Boston January 2 The six days race at Park Square Garden produced tight pacing over fourteen hours with no laps gained or lost as riders stayed in a compact pack. McFarland won the last sprint while the leading six teams shared the field and no single leader extended beyond the tail end.
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Boston
Park Square Garden
McFarland
Endern
Apbart
Indices of addresses and racing results in 1900s clipping
Long list of names and addresses for letters and notices, followed by race results. Details include names like Mrs Laura Lewis and Miss Alta Lillie, plus companies and banks, then a note about a new indoor mile record by Champion at 1 26 2 5, and race results from Oakland and New Orleans with multiple winners and odds.
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Maya
McLean
Butler
Munroe
Freeman
Gougolts
Simar
Leander
Rutz
Samuelson
Fisher
Chevalier
Kregs
Keegan
Miller
Jack
San Francisco
Oakland
Torillo
Parsifal
Montexzama
the Giver
Cromwell
Montana Peeress
New Orleans
Cadet
Jim Breeze
Moroni
Orla
Semicolon
W. B. Gates
Clark
City News Notes and Local Bankruptcies
A special song service will be held at the Temple on Delaware and Tenth streets this evening. J Hammrick Brothers of Van Buren and J B Stalcup of Bloomfield have filed bankruptcy petitions in U S Court. Hammrick liabilities 16200 assets 5000 Starcup liabilities 7048 assets 4107. Mrs Jacqueline Morrison died Wednesday night at 516 Fletcher avenue and will be buried in Shelbyville. Y M C A banquet planned January 4 at the Commercial Club with Rev Joshua Stansfield speaking. Oscar Gray was arrested for stealing a overcart and a woman’s gold watch found on him. Banner Temple officers installed. 1901 domestic money orders 3820407 dollars. international money orders 2712740. money orders paid 210141.00. post office business up 44 percent. Burglars looted Parish and Stratton’s dry goods in Medina North Carolina, stealing over 1400 dollars worth of goods and silk.
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Temple
Delaware
Tenth Streets
J. Hammrick Brothers
van Buren
J. B. Stalcup
Bloomfield
United States
Hammrick Brothers
Starcup
Jacqueline Morrison
Fletcher Avenue
Shelbyville
Commercial Club
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street
M. E. Church
J. K. Lilly
Oscar Gray
Streit
Loshan
Jess Hiatt
Exellent
Nellie Panden
Vira Stark
Ruth Thompson
Katherin Kern
Mrs. Buckley
Amy Boyd
Cora Colvin
Minnie Robbins
Kate Tinsley
Indianapolis Bee
Department
McGinnis
Parish & Stratton
Medina
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H. F. Heckman
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Hail Macier
Wm. C. Walker
Winkler
Ead
Hemphill
Wood
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