Indiana Republicans Open State Convention in Hobbling Heat and Cheers
The Indiana state Republican convention opened in April with 1,715 delegates filling the hall amid flags, bunting, and fanfare. Ex President Harrison and Richard Thompson sparked the arena as party leaders urged unity, tariff protection, and silver policy while outlining the platform condemning Democratic misrule and calling for non partisan state institutions and stricter immigration laws.
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Aston Jones
South Bend
D. Owen
Logansport
J. E. Watson Rushville
M. I. Sulzer
Madison
Jasper Jackard
New Albany
Marion County
Watson
Thompson
Bids Opened For Lawrence Electrical Building Project
State board of public works opened bids at 2 pm for the physics and electrical building at the state university. Names and bids include Holcraft 36983 Rosen 45754 Sargent 40880 Morse 45900 Betts 44500 Ulrich 47690 Hadderson 43000 Cox 42216 Goodlander 45090 and Bennett 39593. Legislature allotted 50000 for construction and equipment. Virginia City Fire Report Supposedly Burning. no details due to telegraph outage.
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Topeka
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Cuthbert & Sargent
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Ulrich Bros
Manhattan
MM. Hadderson
Eapens
Henry Bennett
Osawatomie
J. J. Cox
J. W. Goodlander
Fr. Scott
Virginia City
Compromise Tariff Bill Likely Passed by June
Senator Brice announces a compromise tariff plan will be adopted by Congress in early June via senate committee amendments to the pending bill. It aims to secure an estimated 80 percent reduction beyond the McKinley law, though specifics remain undisclosed. Kearsarge court martial ends with Commander Heyerman sentenced to two years on awaiting orders pay. Lieutenant Lyman also found guilty. The House considers free silver coinage next, as Meyer bill and small bonds are set aside. Dentists convene at Throop hotel with Dr. Shulze and Dr. Root presenting papers. clinics and supervision by Dr. Reed in Topeka.
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Lyman
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Throop Hotel
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Atchison
J. P. Root
Wth
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Topeka
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Can
Cand Ute
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Boston
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Coxey Movement
Allen
Senate
Nebraska
District of Columbia
Wehington
United States
Wright
Ore Police Halted Train Theft Bid by 900 Suspects
Last night in Pontiany a planned attempt to seize a Northern Pacific freight train was thwarted. Chief of Police Hunt arrived with thirty officers and stopped the scheme before any heist could occur.
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Government arms against Coxeyites seize Butte train
Washington moves to halt the Coxey train as U S troops are ordered to intercept the mob. Col Swayne in Dakota commands forces to recover railroad property and protect receivers’ rights amid mounting legal steps. Deputies pursue the Hogan army toward Miles City while Fort Keogh prepares to seize the train if needed.
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