Republican Platform and Ticket in Indiana Gubernatorial Race
The Indiana Republican state convention nominated Ira Chase for governor Theodore phoceneus for lieutenant governor Aaron ones for secretary of state amid procedural disruption. The platform praises President Harrison, pledges tariff protection and fair taxation, denounces Democratic misgovernance and gerrymandering, and calls for railroad coupler laws highway reform and a state soldiers home.
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Ind
Ira Chase
Theodore Phoceneus
Aaron Ones
Gowdy
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First Presbyterian Church
Ft. Wayne
C. W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Harrison
Chicago
Marcus R. Sizer
Minneapolis
Congress
Alvin Pey
Queen Victoria Dissolves Parliament Amid Behring Sea Debate
Queen Victoria signs the dissolution decree after six years of parliament. The writs for new Commons elections are issued with nominations to begin June 29 and county deadlines extending to July 9. The speech highlights Behring Sea arbitration, Irish education benefits, and slave trade suppression.
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Queen Victoria
Blage
United States
Behring Sea
Ireland
Great Britain
House of Lords
the Commons
A. W. Peel
Senate Set to Vote on Silver Bill Friday
Washington June 30 The Senate debated general appropriations and passed several bills including the legislative appropriation invalid pension and post office bills. An agreement was reached to vote on the silver bill Friday at 2 o'clock.
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Senate
House
Post Office
North
South Dakota
Congress
Holliaystone Ps June Cutions in Court for 15,000
In June, four indictments or prosecutions were issued to Holliaystone Ps for crimes bearing a total amount of 15 000 dollars. The cases proceed in the local courts with standard charges and hearings scheduled.
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Holliaystone
Fr. Syru Ark Death Witnesses Overcome By Scene
A chaotic event in Thornton, Arkansas leaves spectators overwhelmed by the horrific sight. Reports describe a deadly incident drawing a large crowd and triggering medical assistance.
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Fr. Syru
Ark
Testimonial on Hood's Medicine Claims
Fragmented text asserts testimonials about Hood's medicine with claims of reliability and family use. The readable portion suggests endorsement without specifics and mentions general health appeal.
House Debates Timber Culture and Tin Plate Bills in Deadlock
In Washington the House spent the day on conference reports for the army and Indian appropriation bills with new conferees named. The timber culture patent bill was discussed for two hours and laid aside. Democrats pressed the tin plate bill but Republicans filibustered, leading to a three hour deadlock before 6 pm adjournment.
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Washington
House
McMillin
Tennessee
Ohio Supreme Court affirms Massie law on corporate fees
The Ohio Supreme Court holds the Massie law constitutional permitting the secretary of state to retain one tenth of one percent of a corporation’s capital stock as filing fees. The decision enables taxing franchises and increases state revenue, affecting Osian B. Ashley et al versus Daniel J. Ryan and the Pittsburg Akron and Western Railroad cases. The ruling notes possible annual revenue of about 1,000 to the state treasury with future franchise taxation.
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Manion Centre
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Northening
Foster Chosen Secretary of State in Harrison Cabinet
General John W. Foster of Indiana was nominated and quickly confirmed as secretary of state to succeed Blaine. The long career included ministerial posts to Mexico Russia and Spain and key roles in Behring Sea negotiations and trade agreements. Foster’s family and church ties are noted with a swift senate vote.
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California
Marysville
F. W. Boggs
Nebraska
Neligh
Senate
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John W. Foster
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Russia
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Washington
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Presbyterian Church
Watertown
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Evansville
Ind
Iowa Republicans Nominate Ticket at Des Moines Convention
At Des Moines the Republican state convention nominated William M McFarland for secretary of state Byron A Breson for state treasurer John G Stone for attorney general G McCarthy for auditor State Sen G W Perkins for railroad commissioner and A B Cummins and Milton Remley as electors at large. Friction over resolutions and temperance issues marked the proceedings amid disorderly debate and roll call maneuvers.
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Ticke
William M McFarland
Byron A Breson
John G Stone
G McCarthy
Storey County
G. W. Perkins
Fremont County
Spencer Smith
Perkins
A. B. Cummins
Balot
Milton Remley
Iowa City
Committee On
Harrison
Reid
National Democratic Bary
G. Wi. French
Davenport
J. A. M. Gollins
State Temperance Allico
Lowa Hdreas
General Shut Down at Carnegie Works Affects 8800 Men
In a quiet action at the Carnegie Steel works in Homestead six lodges of the Amalgamated association faced a large layoff as the plant shut down at midnight. About 8800 workers were discharged under a firm warning that full pay would be received on the following Saturday. The move effectively creates a lockout rather than a strike as talks continue with union leadership awaiting consent to any possible action.
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Carnegie Steel Works
Homestead
Carnegies
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Prohibition Party
Ublic
Ita
Old Tennessean jailed for Sunday law protest
June 30 report from Paris Tennessee on H Dortach and companions W S Lowry J Moon and James Stemm jailed for defying the state Sunday law by worshiping on Saturday They oppose fines claiming legal consciences should yield to Tennessee law and note judge Swiggart urged education of consciences by law.
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Cuicano
H. Dortach
Paris
Tenn
A. F. Ballenger
National Religious Liberty Association
W. S Lowry
J . Moon
James Stemm
Stemm
Swiggart
Tennessee
Ex-Teller Mic Creedie Surrenders in Bank Forgery Case
In Burgain June 380 ex teller Mic Creedie turned himself in on forgery charges by a bank depositor. Bail set at 5000 dollars. Creedie released while cashier Armstrong remains jailed awaiting bail. Daily revelations heighten concern over the National Savings bank collapse and Chief Bank Examiner Judson calls it the worst case in his 25 years in banking.
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MicCreedie
National Savings Bank
McCreese
Armstrong
Judson
Poachers Alert as Mohican Fires On Runaway Sealer
San Francisco reports from Nataska warn of lively Behring Sea poaching season. The Mohican has fired on a runaway sealer, and fleet ships pursue migrating herds toward passes into the closed sea. Fighting Babe Evans vows to stop poachers regardless of consequences.
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Nataska
Behring Sea
Mohican
Bab” Evans
Weather and dinner talk humor in a comic panel
A humorous exchange shows a gentleman saying he already discussed the weather with his neighbor. He recalls a plan where he would speak about the weather while the other talked about dinner, highlighting a playful social setup in a comic frame.
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Mademoiselle
Prohibition Leader Sues Over Libel in Marion County
Captain Eli F. Ritter, a prominent Prohibition party figure in Indianapolis, sues Leonard Hinkle for 11000 claiming he published defamatory circulars accusing Ritter of being one of the greatest scoundrels in business dealings. The suit seeks damages for libel and harm to Ritter's reputation.
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Indianapolis
Eli F. Ritter
Prohibition Party
Leonard Hinkle
Fremerly
Marion County Prohibition Committee
Hinkle
Ritter
New Water Wheel Planned for Comstock Mine
The Comstock mine will install four rapid water wheels to run at 1,150 revolutions per minute with a peripheral speed of 10,805 feet per minute. A greater head of water than ever before will be used to power the wheels.
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Comstock
Williams Pleads Guilty in Felonious Assault Case
In criminal court Eh Wo Williams pleaded guilty to felonious assault and battery and received a two year sentence in the penitentiary. The case involved attacking his father in law SM Duvall during a dispute as Captain Duvall tried to defend his daughter. Davis was found guilty of assault and battery and given one year in prison. Health notes promote Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia and indigestion amid broad regional commentary on Siberia.
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Judd Detroit
Micn
Eh Wo Williams
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Lands in Germany Could Feed 50 Million People
A German scientist argues that grain lands in Germany used for peer production could sustain about 50 million people. The claim appears in a presentation by Tke Simmons Liver Regulator discussing agricultural capacity and future food security.
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Germany
Death and Cure Advertisement in Daily Chronicle
A notice laments a friend’s death from consumption and promotes Otto's Cure for throat and lung diseases. It urges readers to visit Laubach & Boyd for a trial bottle free, describing a large size 60c.
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Laubach & Boyd's
Canadian Eggs Eye England Trade Path via Ottawa Bulletin
A finance department bulletin outlines Canada's potential egg trade with Great Britain as U S demand shifts. Last year Canada U S egg exports totaled 1 177 831 dollars vs 2 095 435 in 1885. Following the McKinley bill Canadian eggs seek English markets with limited six month exports to Britain in 1890.
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France extends petroleum tariff to 1893 end date
Paris July 1 government asks chamber to extend the current petroleum tariff to March 31 1893. From that date the tariff on petroleum drops to 18 francs per 100 kilos from 26 francs while raw petroleum goes to 15 francs from 18.
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Chamber
Train wreck kills three near Altheimer Arkansas
A Cotton Belt derailment near Altheimer killed three and wounded a dozen travelers including multiple named victims. The Little Rock to Pine Bluff freight incident sent passengers to Pine Bluff for treatment as injuries varied.
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Thor
Altheimer
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Cotton Belt
Alltheimer
Lanter
Sherrill
Miss. Sherrill
Miss Lesser
Vaughinn
M. Abernathy
Sevenogroes
Pine Bluff
To Young Mothers: Mothers Friend Relief in Labor Trials
Gentle guidance for expectant mothers promotes Mothers Friend as a remedy to ease labor pains. The ad claims the product reduces trials, horrors, and risks when used as directed, with retailers Laubach Bow o and Roller & Wilson offering it.
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