Sound Money Wing Bynum Leads Indiana Governor Race
New candidates for state nominations emerge with Bynum named as the sound money option for governor. Shively Shanklin and others appear for various offices including lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor and attorney general. Gen Harrison declines a $10000 offer to write for a New York paper.
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South Bend
John G. Shanklin
Evansville
William D. Bynum
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Board of State Tax Commissioners
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Sullivan
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Trafalgar
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Joseph T. Fanning
William Ernst
Wells County
George W. Duke
Kokomo
Fanning
C. J. Kollmeyer
Columbus
Marion Griffith
Vovay
Morgan Chandler
Hancock County
Supreme Court
Favorable Weather for Crops in Indiana Report
Purdue meteorological experts report warm sunny days and good rains benefiting crops across Indiana while ground remains too wet for cultivation in many fields. Wheat ripening, barley and rye beginning shock, hay making underway. corn thriving. Potatoes promising, tobacco scarce, fruit and berries good though apples drop. hail in Wabash County damages crops. Army worm damage noted in central regions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Purdue University
Wabash
Why Kneffler Was Disbarred in Pension Bureau
In Indianapolis on June 10 General Fred Kneffler claims his disbarment from the pension bureau was orchestrated by the late Secretary of State General Walter Q. Gresham. Kneffler, once a fierce opponent of Gresham during Harrison conventions of 1888, says the information was suppressed and that he never intended to hide it. He notes he refused to apologize after a postal card berating the Cleveland administration caused the issue.
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Fred Kneffler
Pension Bureau
Washington
Walter Q. Gresham
Kneffler
Gresham
Harrison
Chicago
Department
Oil-Well Workers Organizing In Indiana Field
Montpelier June 10 The organization of an oil well workers union is under way in the Indiana field and about 5000 laborers are quickly showing interest. The union aims to aid idle members and provide for those in need while avoiding strikes and promoting mutual interests of laborers and operators.
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Montpelier
Indiana
Hebrew Wedding in Terre Haute at the Terre Haute House
Miss Emma Arnold daughter of a longtime Terre Haute merchant married Theodore Frank junior member of Frank Brothers clothing manufacturers at the Terre Haute House. The ceremony drew about 223 guests making it one of the citys largest Hebrew weddings to date.
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Terre Haute
Emma Arnold
Theodore Frank
Frank Brothers
Charged with Robbing His Fiance
Josh Biles, a RockPont resident, was arrested in Tell City for stealing $130 from his fiancée Lottie Bullock. He does not deny the money’s existence, claiming she lent him the pocket-book for safekeeping.
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RockPont
Josh Biles
Tell City
Lottie Bullock
Biles
Bee swarm removal ends in fatal fall
John George attempted to hive a bee swarm from a tree near Fayetteville in Connersville yesterday. He fell from the tree and was badly stung, with reports indicating he will likely die from his injuries.
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John George
Fayetteville
McKendry Co Fire Tops Toronto Loss Totals
The big department store of James N. McKendry & Co. in Toronto burned, with losses totaling 150000 dollars. Other notes report two of Dudley C. Haskell’s daughters marrying in Lawrence Kansas Edith Haskell to A L Burney and May Haskell to Otis H Holmes.
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Harrisonville
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Otis H. Holmes
Cresco
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Frank Upham
Victoria Hotel
Chicago
Richard Ryan
Kenosha
Wis
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St. Louis
McKinley
Springfield
F. S. Winston
New York
West Superior
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Weather Indications For Twenty Four Hours
The forecast covers Indiana Illinois Lower Michigan Upper Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa. Regions show light morning clouds then fair weather with northerly winds and slight warming. Wisconsin shifts to easterly winds while western Upper Michigan grows warmer.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets in New York and Chicago Report Mixed Commodities
The Market News summary shows New York money on call at 8 percent with rates for mercantile paper and government bonds and fluctuating sterling. Chicago grain quotes reflect wheat to 60 1/4 to 61 cents, corn around 27 to 29 cents, oats near 17 to 18 cents, and June park and lard prices. Produce lists butter eggs poultry and potatoes with various regional quotes. Chicago live stock at the Union Stock Yards reports hogs, cattle, and sheep with receipts and price ranges across several classes.
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Texas
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Erns
Exans
Hermit James McClain Missing Near Crawford County
Sr. Croix reports James McClain a 78 year old hermit from Crawford county has vanished after leaving to visit Scotland. His son accompanied him to Louisville where they died. he reappeared near his home soon after. A sewer project in Indianapolis cuts Greenlawn cemetery and has unearthed five bodies with no coffins. Colonel Richard W. Thompson marked his birthday in Haute.
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James McClain
Crawford County
Scotland
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kentucky Avenue
Greenlawn
Japanese Labor and Trade Debate in Congress
A report details Japan's rapid modernization and its impact on labor and prices. It highlights low wages for Japanese workers, European investment in mills, and potential future competition with American goods. The article notes two remedies, mainly prohibiting convict labor and duties to offset costs, and records congressional actions on appropriation bills and policy shifts.
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Dingley
Yen Advantage for Japanese Manufacturers in Exchange Rates
The piece analyzes how a weaker yen raises costs for Japanese cotton makers who import U.S. cotton and freight, noting Japan’s non gold-standard system and wage trends since 1873. It contrasts wage growth in the United States with Japan, arguing Japanese labor costs fall relative to U.S. costs, affecting global trade dynamics among silver and gold standard economies.
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Dingley
United States
Mexico
Europe
National home bill for disabled volunteers proposed
Dinsmore of Arkansas introduced a house bill to establish a national home for disabled volunteer soldiers of the United States and Confederate armies at Eureka Springs.
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Dinsmore
Arkansas
United States
Eureka Springs
Murder on a Train: Illinois Man Shot in Iowa
Webster City Iowa June 10 a night policeman found a man dead on the front platform of a baggage car after the eastbound train stopped. The victim W Jo Dudrey of Macon Missouri the coroner declares the killer unknown. a companion G W Adcock claimed they were traveling together to save money by thumbing rides.
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Adcock
Walling Deposition Day Fails to Prove Alibi in Murder Trial
Newport Kentucky June 10 Twenty two depositions read to prove Wallings good character and to attack witnesses. The McNevin sisters alibi testimony conflicted with others about Jan 31. Ohio Dental College officers placed Walling at the college Jan 31 and Feb 1 but offered no alibi for the fatal night. The board of education refused to elect Miss Margie Wilson amid evidence of gifts to Scott Jackson. A separate Chicago robbery report notes four robbers binding and gagging watchmen at Cafeteria Catering on Lake Street and stealing $1000 from a vault.
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McNevin
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Scott Jackson
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Weather brief scores and rain in Baltimore Washington area
June 10 Chicago report notes baseball results across leagues. Boston beats St Louis 5 0 at Boston. Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 9 0. Brooklyn loses to Pittsburg 1 5. New York beats Cincinnati 4 3. Rain in Washington and Baltimore affecting games expected in region.
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