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06 Feb 1896
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Westville Indicator in Westville, Indiana
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1896
Page
1
California Excursions by Burlington Route Sleeping Cars
Burlington Route offers personally conducted trips to California from Chicago every Wednesday. Through cars via Denver and Salt Lake with carpets, upholstered seats, bedding and toilet rooms. Descriptive pamphlet available from Excursion manager T A Grady 211 Clark St Chicago.
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Burlington
California
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake
T. A. Grady
Clark St
Homesekers' Excursion Tickets to Virginia and South
On February 11 the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets to points in Virginia on the Harper's Ferry and Valley Branch south of and including Winchester at one fare for the round trip plus 2. Tickets are good for return 30 days from sale. Excursion tickets also to the South and Southwest at low rates. For details contact any B&O ticket agent S P Kreitzer Land and Immigration Agent Philadelphia or L S Allen Asst Gen Passenger Agent Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Virginia
Harper’s Ferry & Valley
Winchester
S. P. Kretzer
Land and Immigration
Philadelphia
H N Nichols Offers Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Our people turn to H N Nichols for the best in drugs and Chamberlain’s cough remedy for bad colds croup and whooping cough. One Minute Cough Cure offers rapid relief by easing expectoration and reducing soreness, making many satisfied customers.
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H. N. Nichols
H.N. Nichols
Harrison withdrawal stirs congressional talk on nominations
Washington February 5. General Harrison’s letter withdrawing from the presidential race shifts the race as Reed Morton McKinley and Allison supporters in Congress see odds for their candidates. Indiana favors Allison. Michigan and Ohio boosts McKinley. Hansbrough backs Davis. Michener cites Harrison’s decision as final and notes regional leanings.
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Washington
Harrison
Capitol
Congress
Reed
Morton
McKinley
Allison
Dingley
Maine
Hansbrough
Davis
Minnesota
Hepburn
Iowa
Treasury
Senate
General Harrison views on nomination and party unity
Michener discusses Harrison’s letter urging friends not to press his name, stating nomination would be possible only if essential to party harmony and national prosperity. Foster notes Harrison would not seek renomination, and Carter cites Harrison’s past concerns for the country and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michener
Harrison
Friends
John W. Foster
Blaine
Foster
Indiana State Central Committee
Carter
Republican National Committee
Gowdy
Statement on Harrison's Presidential Nomination Intent
A witness testifies that Harrison has not, in the speaker's knowledge, ever expressed a desire to secure the presidential nomination from 1893 to the present time. The remark notes no direct or indirect indication of such ambition to any person.
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Harrison
Kentucky Senate Fight Heats Up On Joint Session Day
Cincinnati based dispatch reports Immediate clash over Blackburn election in Frankfort. Beckham arrives after 65 mile drive as Republicans threaten to unseat four Democratic senators in caucus following truce end. Door keeper barred entrance to unseated senators for joint meeting with Lt Governor Worthington and Captain Tyler.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Gazette
Frankfort
Beckham
Blackburn
Republican House
Kaufman
Tompkins
Worthington
Tyler
Senate
Morrison denies Chicago dispatch about Illinois campaign
Colonel W. R Morrison stated he has sent no messages to the Democracy of Illinois and dismisses Chicago dispatch claims. The report alleged Morrison and aides Forman and Brinton sent word that the free silver policy must be repudiated before he could be named as the Democratic presidential candidate, twisting campaign plans.
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Washington
W. R Morrison
Chicago
Illinois
Morrison
Leutenants
William S. Forman
William B. Brinton
Democratic State Executive Committee
Democratic Organizations
Miller comments on General Harrison letter impact
New York February 5 ex Senator Warner Miller says General Harrison's letter is a formal restatement of views he has expressed for over a year. He adds the move should be helpful to Governor Morton’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Miller
New York
Harrison
Morton
Miller
Hahn Says It Means McKinley in Ohio Rally
William M. Hahn secretary of the Republican national committee says Harrison’s declination makes McKinley’s nomination and election sure. He favors an Ohio convention in March to show unity and names Sherman Foraker Bushnell and Grosvenor as delegates-at-large.
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Hahn
McKinley
Columbus
William M. Hahn
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Ohio
Sherman
Foraker
Bushnell
Grosvenor
Senator Davis Comments on Harrison Letter
Minnesota Senator Davis says ex President Harrison means what he says and that the letter removes him from the race. Davis notes the attitude shown by the letter has long aligned with Harrison’s stated position.
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Washington
Harrison
Davis
Minnesota
Money for Birds Dears Oil Boom in Indiana Fields
Hartford dispatch notes Indiana oil regions see great prosperity as leases and new derricks surge in Blackford Jay Adams Wells Grant and Huntington counties. Operators rush drilling amid timber and transport shortages with vast undeveloped land fueling optimistic forecasts.
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Hartford City
Indiana
Blackford
Jay
Adams
Wells
Grant
Huntington
Pennsylvania
Oll
St. Mary’s
Mercer
Ohio
Noblesville
Hamilton County
Vigo County
Rest for a Woman Who Nursed the Boyd in Blue During the War
Richmond reports Eleanor C. Ransom known as Mother Ransom, a famed Civil War nurse from Indianapolis who aided soldiers at Memphis and New Orleans. She later helped found homes for women, worked with Epworth League in Los Angeles, and at eighty resumed aid for the Home for the Friendless before moving to Madison Ohio to live in a Relief Corps home.
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Richmond
Indiana
Eleanor C. Ransom
Mother Ransom
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Ransom
Los Angeles
Cal
Epworth League
Democrats in Pawnee endorse Oklahoma statehood and free homes
Five hundred Democrats in Pawnee county hold a mass meeting endorsing statehood for Oklahoma and the Indian Territory together. They back President Cleveland on the Venezuelan question and demand free homesteads in the Cherokee Strip and a free silver policy at 16 to 1.
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Perry
Pawnee County
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Cleveland
Cherokee Strip
Allison Stock Up at Chicago
William B. Allison of Iowa saw a swift rise in political stock in Chicago as supporters claim his presidential nomination chances improved after ex President Harrison issued a letter of declination.
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Allison
Chicago
CariIcsacco
William B. Allison
Iowa
Harrison
Detectives Track Woman in Murder Case Mixup
In Greencastle Indiana two detectives arrived with clothing from the murdered woman now in a morgue in Newport Kentucky. The body was once thought to be Mrs Charles Kesterson who fled with a tinner last October. Dispatches say Mrs Kesterson is alive in Campbellsville Indiana. Lulu Anderson arrived from Indianapolis with an older woman and a trunk identified at the American Express office was shipped to Crawfordsville. Shoes bought from Louis and Hays match the murdered woman’s footwear. nine pairs were sold, six are located.
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Greencastle
Ind
Newport
Charles Kesterson
Kesterson
Campbellsburgh
Lulu Anderson
Indianapolis
American Express
Crawfordsville
Louis & Hays
Compromise on Indiana Apportionment Split by Parties
In Indianapolis on February 5 the Democrats back Governor Matthews plan to not challenge the twenty five holdover senators eligibility if Republicans delay the legislature election under the 1885 act. The Democratic state committee endorsed the compromise while radical Democrats object. A meeting of Gowdy and prominent Republicans including Charles W. Fairbanks and ex-Justice McBride, failed to decide on testing the 1885 law and urged a special session to pass a new apportionment law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Matthews
Democratic State Committee
Gowdy
Charles W. Fairbanks
McBride
Supreme Court
United States
W. H. S. Miller
R. O. Hawkins
Ferdinand Winter
Porte denies delaying second dispatch boat for U S legation
In Constantinople on February 5 authorities disputed a second dispatch boat for the United States legation. Officials say entry is not denied but the timing of reinforcement is deemed inapportune and the matter remains unsettled.
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Constantinople
Porte
United States
Legation
Two Freight Trains Collide Near East St. Louis
Two freight trains collided at Carpenter Illinois a Wabash station about thirty miles north of East St. Louis. A Fireman Huff of train No. 70 was killed and Engineer Hardgrove and Brake man J May were severely injured.
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St. Louis
Carpenter, Ills
East St. Louis
Huff
Hardgrove
J. May
Attack at a Dance Injures Charlea Melrose
At Andrew Fracellon’s residence a late hour altercation led Shielda to strike Charlea Melrose from behind with a cut, while a companion joined in the assault. Melrose sustained multiple wounds to head and face and is badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwoop
Andrew Fracellon
Charlea Melrose
Shielda
Shields
Melrose
Fatal spree ends in death at Hennington Gap
Bluefield West Virginia February 5 Dr Hurst and four companions drank to excess at Hennington Gap Virginia and self administered morphine in a frenzy. James Miller died and the other party members are in precarious condition due to the overdose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Dr. Hurst
Hennington Gap
James Miller
Italian Warship Colombo Arrives in Ban Francisco
The Italian warship Christopher Colombo carrying the duke of Abruzzi arrives from the north and will stay in port for several weeks.
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Francisco
Christopher ‘Colombo
Duke of
Abruzzi
Italy
No Birthday for Eight Years
Mrs. James A. Clegg a Memphis woman in this county faces a tough situation as she has not seen her birthday arrive in eight years. The fragment hints at an ongoing personal hardship connected to birthdays noted on February 5 in One Hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. A. Clegg
Memphis
Shooting during revival near Rockport injures preacher
During a revival six miles from Rockport a white mob expelled for disorderly conduct then shot Rev. Pingree through the arm as he raised his arms to dismiss the congregation. A ruffian at a window shouted Watch him jump before the shot.
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Rockport
Pingree
One Ole Man Kills Another in Rockfort
Rockfort February 5. Seth Cooper seventy, inmate at Spencer county Infirmary, was assaulted and killed by Seth Thomas sixty. Thomas struck with a club and stabbed Cooper. Cooper was a noted contractor and butcher who helped build St Mainrad college and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfort
Seth Cooper
Spencer County Infirmary
Seth Thomas
Thomas
Cooper
Bulcher
St Mainrad College
Was Evidently Born Lucky
William Sisk a millwright at the Cerealine mills in Indianapolis survived being cut near a shaft and spun at 125 revolutions per minute before being tossed off in his clothing stripped to his shoes yet escaped injury in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William Sisk
Cerealine Mills
Cave inhabited by Boys Discovered Near Decatur
A cave on the St. Marys river near Decatur was found inhabited by boys aged 2 to 16. Eighteen small rifles, hundreds of cartridges, dime novels, and provisions were recovered. The boys refuse to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
St. Mary's River
Purdue Professor Stays Put Amid Michigan College Talk
Dr. W. E. Stone, vice president and chemistry professor at Purdue University, says he will remain at Purdue after considering the presidency offer from Michigan Agricultural College in Lansing, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Lafayette
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Michigan Agricultural College
Lansing
Mich
Mysterious Disappearance of Tobacco Seller in Louisville
George Austin of this city sold tobacco in Louisville a week ago and received payment but has vanished. Foul play is feared and his family is deeply alarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapisoy
George Austin
Louisville
Buried Slate Fall Fatal for Newburg Man Charles Boyle
Charles Boyle of Newburg died from injuries after being crushed by falling slate in the Peter Ehrlich mine last Friday. He leaves a family and was known as a man of his community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Charles Boyle
Newburg
Peter Ehrlich
Doxey Drops Personal Campaign Tour for Governor Bid
Anderson February 5 Major T. Doxey declares he will not conduct a personal canvass of the state in support of his gubernatorial candidacy.
Organizers Form Jumbo Elastic Starch Company in Keokuk
The J. C. Hubinger Bros. firm, elastic starch makers in Keokuk and New Haven, has organized with a capital of 6,000,000. John C. Hubinger of Keokuk serves as president, Nicholas W. Hubinger of New Haven as vice president, and Joseph E. Hubinger of New Haven as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
J. C
Weather Forecast Snapshot for Midwestern States
The report covers twenty four hours ending 8 pm yesterday. Michigan shows fair weather with snow flurries in the east and variable winds becoming westerly. Indiana and Illinois expect generally fair weather with variable winds. Wisconsin will be fair and slightly cooler with light westerly winds. Iowa anticipates fair skies with cooler conditions in the eastern portion and westerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasn Hineton
Catons
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Market Report Highlights Mixed Bond and Farm Prices
Money on call remained firm around 5 percent while prime mercantile paper drew 6.3 percent. Sterling exchange quoted with demand at 4873 488, sixty days 4364 417. U.S. government bonds strengthened with new issues and registered bonds trading higher. Board of Trade quotes show February Wheat at 65 4, July Wheat 64 5, Corn and Oats movements, Park futures around 10.35 to 10.60, Lard and Produce prices steady. Chicago live stock at Union Stock Yards reports hogs, cattle, and sheep trading with varied receipts and ranges, including rough packing hogs and feeders.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
United States
Pacific
Chicago Gruin and Produce
Board of Trade Today
Apple
Cape Cod
Chicago
Cuicano
Union
Texas
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