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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1896

Page

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Judge fines attorney and orders jail in Madison county case

In Anderson the special judge jailed Attorney Guy Ballard for contempt after refusing to answer questions amid a dispute over disbarment charges against Scanlan, Doss, and Call. The bar fracas spurred broad Democratic nominating tensions and calls for reform within the local legal community.

Scanlan Doss Norris Bert Call Elwood Deven Foster & Walker Call Ellison Circuit Court Ellis, Bogat Ballard Orr Madison County

Devilish Attempt to Kill and Cremate a Young Woman

In Elkhart on June 17 a fiendish crime was attempted as Milton B. Wells a machinist at Lake Shore shops tried to assault Miss Jennie Walters a 24 year old respectable young woman, but a lynching was narrowly averted and the case details follow.

Elkhart Milton B. Wells Lake Shore Jennie Walters

Brutal attack ends in girl’s death after arson attempt

A man poured kerosene on a girl, set a fire and she ran screaming into the street. Onlookers tried to aid as the blaze spread, the girl suffered severe burns and died after hours of agony. An enraged crowd attempted vigilante justice but police intervened.

Wells

Turpie Declines to Seek Presidency at Chicago Convention

Indiana Senator Turpie sends a letter denying any pursuit of the nomination. He states his name will not go before the national convention and notes Indiana’s choice will be announced by a state convention resolution. He urges support for Indiana’s preferred candidate and asks for favorable consideration by the Chicago assembly.

Chicago Indianapolis The Sentinel Turpie Indiana Fairbanks Charles W. Johnson Minnesota William E. Riley Montana Harry A. Schmidt Michigan A. M. Humphreys A. W. Monrose Maryland James Monroe Burke Pennsylvania T. K. Byrnes Clayton McKinley Napoleon Orathra Platt Lodge Depew Quay Mark Hanna Ohio Hanna Kingianker Foraker Bushnell Grosvenor Lew Wallace New York Conkling Warner Miller Massachusetts Senator Lodge Senator Teller

Weather and Crop Report from Indianapolis

The Indiana weather crop report for last week notes numerous good rains and cool weather boosting crops. Corn is growing rapidly and in fine condition, oats are excellent, rye is being cut, barley is in shock, and wheat harvest has begun in central and southern areas with light yields overall. Clover is being cut, pasturage and meadows are in good condition though hay-making has begun, and fruits promise an abundant crop.

Indianapolis

Law Class Graduates at Indiana University in Rain

Bloomington June 17 The annual exercises of Indiana University law class were held in the chapel despite steady rain Attendance was good The illness of acting law dean Professor William P Rogers prevented his presence Professor Charles A Rhelts stood in for the faculty The class numbered twenty one Lebanon June 17 The Chicago and Southeastern Railway Co was fined 60 dollars by the circuit court for failing to maintain separate waiting rooms and closets under the new statute.

Indiana Bloomington Indiana University William P. Rogers Charles A. Rhelts Lebanon Chicago and Southeastern Railway Company Circuit

Matthews and Free Silver. AVILLA Convention Report

Democrats of Noble and DeKalb counties held their sen atorial convention at Garrett yesterday. The event suited supporters of Matthews and the Free Silver platform.

Matthews Avilla Noble and DeKalb Counties Garrett

Well Known Minister Dead in Bedford

Rev. John M. Stalker, a longtime and renowned Baptist minister in southern Indiana, died at his Bedford home at nearly 75. He had served as secretary of the Bedford Building and Loan association for many years, resigning recently due to ill health.

Bedford John M. Stalker Southern Indiana Bedford Building and Loan Association

Roach Arrested After Shot At Brother in Terre Haute

Joseph Roach was arrested for shooting at his brother Lee Roach with intent to kill in Terre Haute. Authorities say five shots were fired, two of which passed through Lee Roach's hat.

Terre Hautie Joseph Roach Lee Roach

Bones Found in Box Near Home in Indianapolis Declared Child Bones

John McKinley of 5 Astor Street discovered bones in a box behind his house in Indianapolis. He believes they are a child's remains. The bones have been turned over to the coroner for examination.

Indianapolis John MecKinley Astor Street

Turklsh troops killed in Crete clash at Comoneri report

From Athens comes word that 3800 Turkish soldiers were killed in a recent clash with Cretan insurgents at Comoneri. Separate items note John Sherry found dead at 408 Clark Street Chicago and Ian missing after living in a lodging house with unknown fate. Obituaries list several deaths in Iowa Illinois Michigan and Colorado and a nail making machinery conference is planned in Chicago.

Athens Comoneri John Sherry Clark Street Chicago Ian Herr Wisser Reichstag Erfurt Washington John T. Tate Maron Ills John Marsh Lacon George M. Bane Constantine Mich Thomas Steers Rockford Sidney Martin Warsaw Ill Henry Longanecker William Swartz Pataskala Nail Association C. M. Thorp Denver Colo Rawlins Wyo Evanston

Rescue in river near Chicago and drowning of horses

A boat mishap near Chicago left Richard On Aughters and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fenimore with Ben Brewster narrowly escaping drowning as the men saved the women while the horses perished. Earlier notes mention Comptroller Eckels planning retirement and a fatal shooting over a 5 cent dispute in Grand Rapids. Baseball scores from Chicago league games followed.

Richard Chicago Harry Fenimore Ben Brewster Eckels William H. Lampman Grand Rapids Mich George T. Sullivan

Market and grain quotes from New York and Chicago

New York for June 16 reports money on call 2 24 per cent and mercantile paper 4 544 per cent with US bonds firm. Chicago Board of Trade quotes show hard red wheat from June to September and corn oats and oats prices, plus park and lard figures. Chicago live stock at Union Stock Yards lists hogs cattle and sheep sales with ranges for quality grades.

New York Ealy Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange United States Pacific 6 Chicago Grain and Produce Curiaco Board of Trade Michigan Chicago Union

Republican convention opens with orderly calm and cautious optimism

At the St Louis Wigwam the 1900 Republican convention opened with Charles W Fairbanks named temporary chair. Leaders like Hanna Foraker and Lodge drew cheers while McKinley supporters and rivals were noted for their restrained reception and strategic positioning in the hall.

Republican party holds tranquil 1896 convention opening

In St Louis a crowd of about 8000 watched the Republican national convention open with a brief orderly session. Temporary chairman Fairbanks of Indianapolis delivered a strong address as leaders began selecting candidates and outlining policy directions for the 1896 campaign.

St. Louis Thomas H. Carter National Committee Carter Rabbi Sale St. Louiis Republican Party Mino California Everglades Florida Puget Sound Twe Fairbanks Indianapolis

Whitney Says He Will Not Seek Democratic Nomination

In a statement prepared for publication before leaving for Europe, William Whitney declares he will not be a presidential candidate and will not accept unwinnable terms. He aims to quell speculation about his candidacy and late connections.

New York William Whitney Europe

Senator Allison Spends Day Amid St Louis Buzz

Senator Allison appears unconcerned about events in St Louis, lingering in his library and mingling with business acquaintances on the streets.

Dusvgve Senator Allison St. Louis

Democrats for the Free Silver in two states

The Maine Democratic convention adopted a free silver resolution. In Idaho, the Democratic state convention yesterday approved a radical free silver resolution.

Maine Bangor Pocatello, Ida

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