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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1895
Page
1
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In Lexington and Chicago reports, Woodford County Republicans led by Senator Blackburn's home area adopt a radical gold standard resolution, repudiating silver straddle and urging single gold currency. The move is seen as a strike against Blackburn and free silver. Only one protester favored bi met al l ism at the Versailles convention as momentum grows.
Caldwell O April 24 The national committee calls for a June 11 reunion and urges veterans to form principles and present demands. An avalanche of letters from across the country divides opinions as some oppose politicizing ex soldiers while others support the call. States are asked to hold conventions on May 30 to select delegates with two votes per state to ensure equal weight in 1899.
Judge Andrew J. Hunter of Paris Ish. writes Chairman Hinrichsen urging harmony at the state convention. He criticizes party division over the Chicago platform and calls for obedience to the will of the people to redeem the state and protect the party. In Kentucky, Lexington chamber seeks a joint Carlisle Blackburn currency debate with Blackburn likely to agree to a question.
San Francisco April 24 crowds fill Judge Conlons court as second day of Durrant preliminary proceedings yields few new details. A female crank claimed Durrant is not the man, saying she is a gypsy queen. Lucille Turner testified Durrant pressed for a private medical examination and sent questions.
The Chicago Live Stock Exchange adopted resolutions urging the public to withhold judgment until the agriculture department fully investigates the recent dressed beef price advance. It denounces press claims of a dealer conspiracy as unjust and injurious, says the industry is low in spirits, and invites the press to study the controversy and publish findings.
Madison Wis April 24 The supreme court holds that a life sentence operates as an absolute divorce making a second marriage valid when the wife remarried after the husband was jailed. The first conviction’s effect ends legal ties and permits remarriage without further proceedings.
J A Weedy, a Cleveland area jewelry peddler, was stopped near Huntington and tied to a bush by three men from Lincoln county. He was severely whipped with hickory switches and remains in grave condition with little hope of recovery. In East St. Louis, Attorney General Moloney announces forfeiture of Eads Bridge, Merchants' Bridge, and Wiggins Ferry franchises after an investigation found a traffic earnings pool across the Mississippi.
In Ottawa County Michigan forty years ago a miserly farmer vanished along with an ox owned by the Dop brothers. A farmer clearing swampy ground near the Dop shanties unearthed the ox skeleton and the complete frame of a man inside the ox remains.
Tacoma April 24. Report says Jim Hill of the Great Northern has secured control of the Northern Pacific railroad. Officials cannot confirm the rumor though they doubt it, noting recent shakeups at the latter road.
Des Moines April 24 The Populist party state committee met with broad district representation and selected June for the state convention in Des Moines Charles A Lloyd of Muscatine named temporary chairman He is a straight Populist advocate of free silver report on the Anti Catholic Bill also noted Springfield Ill April 24 the education committee favors Merriam anti Catholic DHL though about 200 bills remain ahead on the calendar
Governor Matthews hints Harrison as the likely Republican presidential nominee amid bimetallist debates. Democratic and Republican factions both face splits over silver, while demand for currency literature soars. A jail escape at the South Penitentiary involves a convict using a dummy in bed to visit a fiancée in Jeffersonville. Ex-auditor J O Henderson 800 dismisses rumors of buying the Indianapolis Sentinel as largely speculative.
In Jennings county near Elizabethtown residents search woods and ponds for missing 16 year old boy as authorities report a family dispute with John Long accused of abusing his wife after he was jailed for wife whipping. The case triggers a heated, hopeful manhunt amid a tense neighborhood. Meanwhile in Jeffersonville two convicts in Indiana state prison fight. one dies violence follows as another inmate is injured. In Rushville Dr Spurrier recovers from severe nasal hemorrhages after repeated morning attacks and a specialist’s treatment shows promise.
EKIN April 24. A gas well near Ekin spouted water after drilling and threatened a flood. The well has been safely anchored and is under control now.
In Jeffersonville on Saturday night a reported rope incident at the jail failed to indicate a hanging. The event, described as a near suicide attempt, drew attention to security concerns at the penitentiary.
The 108th anniversary of Washingtons inauguration will be celebrated by the National Provident union at Lenox Lyceum New York on April 30 Addresses will be delivered by General Roger A Pryor and Corporal Tanner Obituaries note several deaths including Dr George L Blanchard in Mendota Ill Professor Edward A Spath in Rondout NY Captain I R West in Des Moines IA Joseph Klein 683 Guilford Is A B New baker 64 Princeton IA Dr J M Price Brazil Ind Feliciano Marlavos and Mauricio Rivera executed in Guadalajara Mex mentions Colombia taxing coffee and import duties rising 15 percent.
Bordentown New Jersey April 24 Mrs Parnell remains in critical condition after five convulsions since morning. She has grown weaker rapidly and is not expected to live.
Weather indications for 24 hours from 8 p.m. yesterday show Illinois fair weather with showers in the far north and warmer in central areas and brisk southerly to westerly winds. Indiana shows fair weather with showers in the far north and warmer southerly winds. Lower Michigan expects showers and warmer conditions with brisk southerly winds. Upper Michigan: showers warming in the east and cooler in the west with winds shifting from southerly to northerly. Wisconsin predicts showers and cooler conditions except near the eastern edge with easterly winds. Iowa remains generally fair but cooler in central and western portions with westerly winds.
The Market section lists currencies and rates, with bonds and silver certificates, then a Chicago live stock summary. It reports Egg Board activity, produce prices for butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, fruit, honey, and cranberries, followed by a Chicago Union Stock Yards summary with cattle, hogs, and sheep quotations and receipts for the day.
Mr Jilkins visits a photo studio with friend Munner and clashes with a domineering photographer over posing. The artist refuses suggestions, insists on control, and finally prints two images that fail to meet Jilkins’s needs for a right profile to prove a courtroom injury.
A playful New York Weekly fortune tale where a young person learns wealth comes from saving, not luck. The fortune teller notes the error in spending one dollar on the reading, and the exchange highlights a gift for foreseeability.
In a dialog from the New York World, Neighbob probes Jack Ash about prospects before his daughter is betrothed. Ash hints at a promising scheme and a short engagement, aiming to become wealthy if the plan succeeds.
A scatty exchange in a Detroit Free Press fragment depicts a fat woman taunting and a Circassian beauty accepting an invitation to ride with an armless man, suggesting plans for a holiday outing and a supposed good time.
A fragmentary review notes the i Qb’s lovely effect and a SS TAS palette. Calla mentions sending a girl to cooking school and hopes she becomes a good cook as she breaks many fishes in a fleeting Inter Ocean context.
Fragmentary dialogue from a Chicago Tribune clipping shows a butcher apprentice asked for a “threepenny worth” of bam s h et d and a customer at a clothing store demanding the heaviest overcoat before heading south for a few weeks. The text records a brisk urban scene with terse dialogue.
Ned praises a woman via Tomm while Alice notes Tomm is engaged to her in a Somerville Journal item.
Quote from Chicago Record shows a dialogue where a suitor asks for time to speak but the woman declines citing an upcoming engagement two hours away.
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