Indiana Gubernatorial and Judicial Candidate Rumors
Jeffersonville’s Gamuel Scott and Bloomington’s Robert J. Aley emerge as declared candidates. Professor Glasscock of Lafayette draws attention, while H. Moore of Indianapolis is the solitary nominee for chief of the Bureau of Statistics. Professor Krew may join state geologist if offered. South Bend’s Timothy BK. Howard leads for judge of the Supreme Court amid a crowded appellate field. Late word ties C. BR. Cameron of Indianapolis to the ticket as Democrats express enthusiasm.
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Gamuel Scott
Jeffersonville
Robert J. Aley
Bloomington
Glasscock
Lafayette
H. Moore
Indianapolis
Bureau of Statstics
Krew
Timothy BK. Howard
South Bend
Su- Court
John K. East
W. H. Bracken
Brookville
J. D. McGee
Hushville
D. J. Herron
Indian
W. C. Zimmerman
Albion
KR. H. Ford
Portland
J. ©. Moon
Kokomo
C. BR. Cameron
District conventions shape Democratic slate in Indiana counties
Delegates at the Statehouse organized district committees on resolutions and credentials amid a conservative tilt. In the Second district, Bryan supporters faced dismay as Populism waned and Gold standard advocates gained, while the Twelfth district mirrored the conservative victory. Names and districts listed detail committee appointments and leadership across the state.
Weather forecast for Indiana Ohio and Ulinole
Forecasts show Indiana fair with fresh north winds on Wednesday and Thursday, cooler northeast portion, and similar patterns for Ohio with cooler north to northwest winds. Mean month temperature around 71 degrees, total rainfall about 0.46 inches below average, based on Indianapolis records with dated notes and period forecasts.
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Washington
Indiana
Uwlinole
Ohio
Lawrence Dunn
Montgomery
Ala
Indianapolis
Movements of Steamers From Several Ports
June reports list arrivals and passages of ships including Friesland from Antwerp Scotia from Genoa Naples, Princess Victoria Louise Hamburg Georgic Kronprinz Wilhelm for Bremen via Plymouth Cherbourg Palatia for Naples Genoa Nomadic for Liverpool. Westernland Oceanic and Statendam noted at Queenstown Boulogne stations and Gibraltar passes.
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New York
Friesland
Antwerp
Scotia
Genoa
Naples
Victoria Louise
Hamburg
Georgic
Liverpool
Kronpring Wilhelm
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Palatia
Nomadic
Queenstown
Weasternland
Philadelphia
Serge
Oceanic
Boulogne-Sur-Mur
Statendam
Rotterdam
Gibraltar
Victoria
Eee
Nupies
Indiana political slate names list for district officers
A long OCR fragment lists nominees by district for a political slate including district officers, vice presidents, and assistant secretaries with many names and cities such as Evansville Indianapolis Rockport Bedford Danville Greenfield and South Bend. The text reads like a roster of candidates across districts and roles.
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BP Abargs
Sy A. Adams
Columbia City
Fultz
Rochester
J. W. Spencer
Evansville
Parks M. Martin
Spencer
G. W. Badger
Jeffersonville
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Charlies G. Renner
Martinsville
Douglas Mora
Crawfordville
Charles C. Shireman
Monticello
H. &. Smith
Startford City
Otis L. Ballou
Lagpanes
George R. Ogden
Milord
John C. Haines
Rockport
John E. Gunn
Bedford
John Nenz
Leavenworth
C. E. Slack
Franklin
George W. Erill
Danville
Jackson
Greenfield
James L. Keach
Indianapolis
Hth
J. J. Netterville
Anderson
W. N. Evans
Noblesville
James McCabe
Williamsrt
John P. Spurgeon
Fern
Welfth
Harry Stone
Albion
Frank E. Herring
South Bend
Isham Taylor
Boonville
William M. Moss
Bloomfield
John R. Simpson
Paoli
Frank M. Law
Versailles
John Redmond
Dana
W. S. Chambers
New Castle
Elliott Hooten
Lewis Ellingham
Decatur
A. B. Crampton
Iphi
J. B. Faulkner
Michigan City
George Gueyer
Wabash
C. H. Ramsey
Angola
eeeerCs
William P. O'Neil
Kawaka
Bryan’s Fading Name At Convention Platform Deliberations
The platform makers labored overnight with no reference to William Jennings Bryan and no individual named. A subcommittee was formed to speed work while Bryan supporters debated motions, with talks of reasserting 1900 platform and possible Bryan mention halted by vote.
Ninth District Democrats weigh Farm to Congress race
In Kokomo the Ninth district Democrats plan to nominate Judge Fitzpatrick to oppose Representative Landis. A. T. Livengood of Covington leads the district. headquarters are in Room 31 at the Grand Hotel. Edward Coleman of Montgomery county, a long prominent member with strong views, skews toward Kern earlier but now believes in the party’s correct action and notes Landis has plenty of gab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District
Grand Hotel
A. T. Livengood
Covington
Fitzpatrick
Kokomo
Landis
Edward Coleman
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Mr. Coleman
John W. Kern
Kern
Hell
Coleman
Marion county primaries quiet for state convention delegates
Marion county held yesterday evening from 4 to 8 pm the primaries for delegates to the state convention and the joint legislative convention. County Chairman Spencer said there was not a single contest. Thomas Taggart chaired the Marion county delegation at the Statehouse and Frank B. Burke was elected as a delegate and resolutions committee member amid surprise. Samuel E. Morss was not placed on the delegation and will attend as spectator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Spencer
Marion County Deltatet
Statehouse
Thomas Taggart
Frank B. Burke
Samuel E. Morss
Morss
Miss Flo B Jackson to Ushers at Tomlinson Hall Today
Miss Flo B Jackson of Greenfield is named among ushers at Tomlinson Hall today. Also listed are Edythe Lingle Irona Mankin Isabella Moore Ida Prosser and Eva Lingle. Columbus Republican notes a Democratic state convention in Indianapolis this week despite Republican papers’ silence. The state central committee struggles to generate interest and positions on the ticket remain open for willing volunteers.
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Flo B. Jackson
A. 8. Jackson
Greenfield
Lst
Tomlinson Hall
Miss Jackson
Edythe Lingle
Irona Mankin
Isabella Moore
Ida Prosser
Eva Lingle
Columbus
Indianapolis
State Central Committee
Epworth League
Hall-place
M. E. Church
Georges. Henninger
Trinity Epworth League
Grace Lyons
Meridian Street
Walter EB
Irvington
A. Robertson
East Park
H. B. Patton
Central Avenue
Harry Thompson
Mooresville
Hilde Aaronson
Howard-place
H. L. Roscoe
Not Two-Faced Washington Letter
In the prospective retirement of Frank Eddy he leaves politics to go into business Congress will lose its plainest looking as well as one of its cleverest men Eddy tells of himself that when a political opponent accused him of being two faced he replied by asking the audience to look at his face and judge for themselves if he would be apt to use this one if he had two to choose from
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Washington
Frank Eddy
Congress
Eddy
Louisville Victory In Twelfth After Tie With Columbus
Louisville tied Columbus in the ninth and won in the twelfth on Clymer’s double, a sacrifice, and an out at first. Tannehill’s fielding highlighted the game. Flournoy was retired in the eighth. Attendance 2,700. Columbus scored first, Louisville tallied in late innings to claim the win.
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Columbus
Louisville
Clymer
Flournoy
Tannehill
Celum
R.H.O.A.E. Louis
R.h.o.ae. Hart
Kerwin
Lally
Myers
Ganzel
Evans
Flourn’y
Coak Turner
Schriver
Nastress
Fox
C. Spies
Batley
Schaub
Coons
Tilford
Turner
Meany
Hart
Gannon
Nattress
Bailey
B. Coons
Dunkle
O Coons
Ebright
Kansas City
McDonald
K. Cc
R.H.C.A.E. St
O'Brien
Nance
Grady
Gear
Baville
Rothfuss
Stimmel
Kansas City Losootoaod
St. Paul
Shay
McBride
Pierce
Tyndell
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Todlay
Phyles
Curley
Minn. R.H.O
Theil
Phyle
Lynch
Wes Werden
Wilmot
Dungan
M’fari'n
M’and
Quillin
Clingman
Sl Bi
Elliott
Sporer
Milwaukee
Werden
Speer
Runkle
Ward
Philadelphia
Chicagos
Plank
Chicago
Phil Rh.o.a.b. Strang
Hertzel
Jones
Fultz
Green
Eseph Davis
Callahan
Strang
L. Cross
Davis
Seybold
Castro
Ribold
Isbell
Daly
Connolly
Polo Players Annoyed By Delayed King Edward Decision
In West London a summons for cruelty to animals was issued against American polo player Lawrence Waterbury over use of sharp spurs at Hurlingham during the American cup match. The hearing is set for Friday as players protest the late scheduling due to King Edward. Elsewhere, M Hughes of Milwaukee and H J Leonce of Lidell IL tied for top honors in the Illinois State Sportsmen's Association tournament after a first day at Watson's Park.
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London
West London
Earl of Shrewsbury
Lawrence Waterbury
Hurlingham
Hurlingham Committee
Edward
Chicago
M. Hughes
Milwaukee
H. J. Leonce
Lidell, Lil
Illinois State Sportsmens’ Association
Watson's Park
Hughes
Lponce
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
W. &. Crosby
O'Fallon
C. W. Budd
Des Moines
Elmer Tripp
Indianapolis
William Parks
New York City
Willard breaks intercollegiate record with 2072 points
Nelson W. Willard led Columbia in the intercollegiate tests scoring 2072 points, with high marks in back lifting and legs. His performance tops the Argent system record, while Graff and Gardner lost by one pin to Pritchart and Romer in a Germania alleys match.
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New York
Nelson W. Willard
Columbia
Willard
Puil U
Winara
Winlard
Graff
Gardner
Pritchart
Romer
Germania
America’s Vast Coal Fields Draw European Attention
The article notes America's coal fields cover about 22,500 square miles while Britain’s total area is around 9,00 square miles, highlighting the vast difference in scale. It remarks that most British deposits have long been worked, contrasting United States resources and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Magazine
America
Great Britain
British and American Coal Fields Compared in Seams and Faults
The text contrasts British coal seams being thick near the surface and deeply faulted at many angles with American fields where seams are thinner and faults are rare. Britain shows many faults and dips up to high percentages, while America reports few faults and a maximum dip around five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
Lancashier
Harlem favorites beaten as Sigmund wins opening race
At Harlem tracks today all favorites failed to win with Sigmund taking the first race from Captain Arnold, then Moderstar defeating Ben Frost. Ice King and Last Knight followed in order with Rheta and Lou Woods in later events. Weather was clear and the track heavy. In London, Derby anticipation rose as King Edward hosts a royal gathering for the Derby amid accidents injuring jockey Lane. In New York, Morningside won the Brook Gate handicap at Gravesend with the favorite lineup dominating other races.
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Chicago
Harlem
Sigmund
Captain Arnold
Ben Frost
Moderstar
Kenilworth
Ice King
Moderator
Last Knight
Rheta
Lou Woods
London
Epsom
Edward
England
Lane
Maher
Mrs. Langtry
New York
Homestead
Morningside
Merito
Gravesend
Brook Gate
William C. Whitney
Colonel Padden
Advance Guard
Athelroy
Cheat ‘Em
Tantalus
Cincinnati
Sheriff Bell
Latonia
Lendin
Cotton Plant
Maghoni
Jack Ratlin
Romp
Erema
Swordsman and Silver Garter win at St Louis fair
At St Louis on June 3 the card featured Swordsman and Silver Garter as the only favorites, with Frank Bell taking the six furlong feature by a neck over Laura G. Rausch led Bell to the early lead. Bets listed Ducassa 18 to 5 Maxette 7 to 1 Imperialist 4 to 1 Frank Bell 3 to 1 Swordsman 2 to 1 Silver Garter 11 to 10.
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ST. Louis
Frank Bell
Yearling prices soar at Sheepshead Bay sale
The first major yearling sale of the season at Sheepshead Bay saw Bunnymead and Raceland studs offer powerful stock. J B Widener bought a Sir Dixon Lady Wayward colt for 60 dollars, with multiple six figure and five figure bids reported for high quality entries from E E Clay Runnymede Paris Kentucky and others. Prices ranged from 1 000 to 5 609 for notable Sir Dixon offspring and Hindoo descendants, reflecting strong demand for elite race stock.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Bunnymead
Raceland
J. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Dixon-Lady Wayward
E. E. Clay
Runnymede Stud
Paris
Sir Dixon
Sir Dixon-Meridian
J. H. Morris
Sir Dixon-Repeat
J. E. Madder
Woodford
Hindoo-Cherryblossom
J. W. Schoor
Imp Esther- Franconis
H. M. Zeigler
Sir Dixon-Merry Maiden
Brown
Imp Esther
Miss Annie
P. J. Dwyer
Hindoo
T. C. McDowell
Sappho
R. A. Singert
Operty John Woodford
Jas. Murphy
Lexington
Handspring-Anna
J. &. McDonald
Byron McClelland
Sir Dixon-Sallie McClelland
H. H. Holt
Birdie T
Asphalt Monopoly Broken in Brooklyn Bids
Brooklyn bids for asphalt payments opened yesterday fall about a dollar a yard below last year’s price and 3.5 cents under the department estimate. The lowers costs promise more street work this year and a faster push to end cobble pavements under the city’s new administration.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
Board of Estimate
Immigrant flow to Hawaii halted amid act fears
YOKOHAMA reports that since the start of the year about 10,000 Japanese laborers have gone to Hawaii. Advices from Hawaii say no more immigrants should be sent for the present due to fears the immigration act may be enforced if further arrivals occur.
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Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
Hawaii
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati 2-1 at Washington Park
Brooklyn extends win streak with a 2-1 victory over Cincinnati at Washington Park. Beasley, Hoy, Dobbs, Beckley, Dahlen and others contribute keys as Newton and Hahn duel on the mound. Cincinnati errors help Brooklyn secure the lead. Attendance about 1,200 as Emslie presides.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Cin
R.H.O.A.E
McCreery
Dahlen
Corcoran
Flood
Steinfeldt
Irwin
Peitz
Ahearn
Ane
Hahn
P. Newton
Dobbs
Beckley
Newton
Magoon
Emslie
Baltimore Wins After Ginnings Bad Inning In First Game
McGinnity allowed one rough inning but Baltimore’s steady play carried them to a win over St. Louis in the opening game. F. Donohue started for Baltimore and was relieved in the sixth. Key hits included two-base efforts by Selbach and Kelly. Sacrifice hits credited to Heldrick McGinnity Selbach Williams.
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Boston
Pittinger
St. Louis
R.H.O.A.E
St. L. R.H.O.A.E
Lush
Farrell
Donovan
Wicker
Barclay
Kruger
Brashear
Hartman
J. O'Neill
Malarkey
Neill
Sead
Tenney
Demont
Long
Greminger
Murphy
Dunham
O'Day
Williams
St. L
Seymour
McGann
Gilbert
Bresrah
Ginity
Buchhoff
Sugden
F. Donohue
Baltimore
Heldrick
McGinnity
Selbach
Kelly
Burkett
Robinson
Villa
McCormick
Padden
Friel
Pitchers Battle Then Bunched Hits Win For Washington
Washington beat Detroit after eight scoreless innings as four timely hits in the home team’s final turn produced the winner. Patten and Mercer pitched. Washington offense included Delhny Harley Coughlin and Delehanty with key hits. Attendance 3,57. Umpires Sheridan and others noted.
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Washington
Detroit
Patten
Mercer
Wash
E. Detroit
R.H.O
Coughlin
Carey
Lee
Holmes
Clarke
Delehanty
Ryan
Wolverton
Dillon
Elberfeld
Pesan Wasmunto
Sheridan
National League holds votes on fairness and penalties
The executive committee exonerated Chicago officials from willful unfairness while approving replay of two protested games. The standings shift places Chicago with Philadelphia for fifth. New York-Brooklyn game decision upheld. Tenney penalty appeal denied. Epworth League officers elected in Indianapolis with large anticipated attendance.
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New York
National League Baseball Men
J. T. Brush
Cincinnati
James Hart
Chicago
A. H. Soden
Boston
Fred Knowles
Harry Pullam
Pittsburg
Charles Ebbitts
Brooklyn
Stanley Robison
St. Louis
John L. Rogers
Philadelphia
N. E. Young
Baltimore
Washington
Louieville
Cleveland
Manhattan Field
National League
Indianapolis Woman Testifies in Strebe Unfaithfulness Case
Nellie McAdams age twenty one with Mrs. Sarah Steele appeared in Justice Stout's court as prosecuting witness against William Strebe. She said she received a Chicago invitation to Strebe's marriage then filed an affidavit in Indianapolis accusing Strebe of unfaithfulness. Constables arrested Strebe near his bride elect's house. case continued.
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Nellie McAdams
Sarah Steele
Door of Hope
Justice Stout
William Strebe
Chicago
Strebe
Davidson Street
McAdams
Indianapolis
Glass
Newhouse
Depths and dangers of coal mines in Britain and America
The text contrasts deep coal seams in Britain with shallower American workings. It notes drift mines in America, especially Virginia and West Virginia, are common and cheaper to vent than shaft mines. Britain faces higher costs from pumping water and hauling coal, and its flaming fires and explosions cause significant losses of life and property.
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Engineering Magazine
Great Britain
America
England
Virginia
West Virginia
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Stiadell
Monroe County
Committee On Resolutions
Riddell
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Mount Vernon
A. A. Thompson
Shoals
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George Bow
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Fortune
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Win
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New Albany
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M. T. Shively
Kon
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Fort
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B. F. Shively
South Committee On Credentials
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Petersburg
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Salem
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James L. Randall
Greencastle
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John W. Minor
E. E. McGriff
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William Norris
Eset Court Street
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Meade
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