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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1889

Page

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Indianapolis and Louisville square off in tense opener

In ATHLETIC PARK Indianapolis hosted Louisville as 1 060 fans endured a frosty evening. Hines, Seery, Esterbrook and Welf produced early offense while Red Ehret homered for the Hoosiers. Louisville countered with Browning and Browning’s defense. final score 4-3 in favor of Indianapolis after a back and forth contest.

Athlet¢ Park Indianapolis Burdick Dally Battery Hecker Vatyghn Louisville John Brennan Hines Seary Jack Wolf i Denny Naily Seery Glasscock Gladiator Browning Wolth Esterbrook Welf Weaver Mcteady Vaughn Hassatt McGeachy Shannon Lstarbrook Schoeneck Blank Raymond Etiock Sunmon Nixey Wifth Red Ebret Colonels Bardick Hives Burdick Laniing Henri Hoosiers Little Raymond Red Ehret Twomney Wolf Short Boyle Balla Seery Struck Out. For the Colonels Raymont Royle Novosku Ind Morore

Storm Disaster Expands Across Dakota and Minnesota

Reports from South Dakota and Minnesota detail towns wiped out by prairie fires and storms. Yalin Pukwana Slivet Mount Vernon Lesterville suffer widespread destruction with hundreds homeless. one town destroyed entirely. Dakota losses reach millions as fires burn stock and buildings. fatalities reported. Local courts, divorces, and trials appear in scattered notes amid disaster coverage.

Beketa St. Faun South Dakxeta Minnesota Yalin Pukwana Slivet Mount Vernon Lesterville Yolin Blount Pairie Dakota Blunt Highmore Scotland Leola Dakota Prairie Hyde County McPherson County Lecla Esdad Stoke ICU Mivenkeny Fak William Baker Parsons

Garfield Park Turns Into Public Quiet and Recreation Spot

A city project transforms the former Southern Park into a leisure area with 1500 new trees, driveways, and a planned artificial lake. Crews reshaped terrain, built bridges, and added walkways while signaling future rail and streetcar access and a formal opening within six weeks.

Garfield Park Epjoy Nicholas RB. Buckle Winslow, Lanier & Co New York Belantine Drive Beancreek Coburn Union Depot Citizens’ Street Railway Company Madison Ave

Fourth Edition Exposes Paving Scheme At City Hall

A city council bill aims to award paving contracts to the National Vulcanite Company under a Murdock patent, limiting competition and tying in state officials. Critics argue the move favors New’s paving firm and suppresses Trinidad asphalt rivals.

Booth May Return To Stage Amid Health Talk

The Sun reports cautious optimism about Booth resuming performances after a Buffalo dispatch quotes Booth and Barrett managers saying his indisposition is exaggerated and he will rejoin next week. If correct, Indianapolis may still host Booth.

the Sun New York Booth Messrs

Allard & Sons Tied to $250,000 Government Swindle

New York firm Allard & Sons accused of swindling the government by smuggling. Goods seized. Blossom linked the scheme after mistreatment. Initial losses cited at $250,000 with later figures claiming $1 million. Rowler, firm manager, purportedly confessed and revealed details.

New York Spl Allard & Sons Paris Blossom Govystameak Rowler

Boulanger Banished From France For Life

Paris reports the president plans a proclamation banishing Boulanger from France for the remainder of his life. Brussels dispatch notes Boulanger looking pale and tired while explaining his flight and a remarkably pretty companion nearby. Weather notes Indiana fair with light lake rains and slightly warmer temperatures.

Brussels Boulanger Paris France Indiana

Spring Styles in Shoes at Geo P Marott

Shoes shop at Geo P Marott 16 North Penn Street offers spring styles with a closing-out sale on odds and ends. Limited pairs remain as stock clears.

Geo P. Marott North Penn-st

Governor Reads Tramp's Liquor Breath in Comical Tale

A rough tramp entered the governor’s office claiming hardship and family in Quio. The governor sniffed liquor on his breath and quipped about sobriety, while Secretary Roberts recalls a one legged man seeking a clock business and the watch business needing time.

Kentucky Quio Maz Roberta Hin Coulin

The Residence of Uncle Thomas at English's

A review notes the weeklong staging of The Residence of Uncle Thomas at English's. The plot centers on African characters Thomas and Eliza with a villain named la gree, plus humor from Topsies and Marks. The piece praises the African cast and the dramatic tableau with bloodhounds, while remarking on audience recollections and a comic river duck episode involving Officer Hostettler.

Emuigent Chas. A. Davis Thomas George Descont Eliza Lagree Jeff Topsy

Great Ham Dinner Scare Delights Indiana Social Club

At Mrs Philling’s and Masonic hall, a humorous food frenzy unfolds as Blakie and James Williams fail to trigger a feast. Dancers and Knights of Friendship drift to the refreshments, while the Daughters of Leah monitor supplies and resist a famine. Officers and patrons preside amid lively scene and playful bravado.

Doc Blakie Indianapolis James Williams West Mrs. Philling Indiana Ave Phillips Masonic Hall Leah Court Club No. 2 Daughters of Leah Blakir Knights of Friendship Hogan A. J. Kerron Iatron Jannia Nurewsbury Joseph Jewis Worthy Addia Rudd

Police Strike at Salan's Agents Over Prohibition Efforts

A SUN reporter questions police progress against Salan’s wine rooms as Supt. Travis orders crackdown. An overseer vows sustained action to wipe out “hell holes” and reduce crime, while reliance on a smaller force limits arrests. The piece also covers libel defenses by Sullivan & Jones in a hospital testimony case.

SUN Travis

Devoy Accuses Egan of Lying and Forgery in Chile Row

President Harrison is said to be angered by a quarrel between Patrick Egan the Chilean minister and John Devoy who warns he will make exposures that would disgrace Egan. Devoy charges Egan with lying and forgery.

John Devoy Washington Spl Harrison Patrick Egan Chili Egan Devoy

Photographer W F Staples Reappears After Cincinnati Absence

Cincinnati dispatch reports W F Staples Indianapolis photographer missing since Saturday. Staples reappears at his gallery in Louisville Street stating illness caused delay and misunderstanding. Other items note Madison burglary $200, Crawford county White Cap cases, Muncie seeks metropolitan police, a dead unidentified man near Muncie, and an ad urging Warner’s Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy.

Staples Cincinnati SUN Atso W. F. Staples Indianapolis W. J. Staples S. Illinois-st New Orleans Taylor & Heitz Madison Crawford County Muncie H. F. Bateman

Governor Pardons Evansville Man In Accidental Killing

Gov. Horey will pardon Charles Schaefer of Evansville who was sentenced in October 753 to 21 years for his wife Mary Schaefer's death in what is now viewed as an accidental shooting. The pardon follows a long petition signed by judge prosecutor officers and many bars, noting prior efforts by Gov. Gray that were not acted on.

Mary I. Hierbolaar Julie Taylor Henry Hiverhelver Women’s Department of the State Srir Association Howland Samuel A. Myers Butler University Walker Thoursday Chas. Sehad Washington Noblests Squire Johnston Rees J. M. Bohmie Chas Kiera Brown Howe Winfield S Winfield O. W. Ruggles Michigan Central P. P. Murray Chicago W. J. Seinworth Cincinnati Indianapolis Union Depot Smiths Criminal Court Margaret Smith Hattie Smith Frederick Shear Freddie Smith Havel Grand John A. Carter Elia J. Carter Chas. Wilds Darnsfield Henry Kokemiller Chas. Wells White River Sam Barry Kokemiller S. Meridian St Florence Harrison Clayton Harrison Capital City Planing Mill Company Peter Routier Horey Charles Schaefer Evansville Schaefer Schafer Mary Ito Gray

Comstockh Jeweler Ad Highlights Silverwares

An advertisement for Horace A. Comstock features items and prices including a heavy silver thimble at 35 cents a children's set rings butter dishes at 2 50 a pickle castors at 1 five bottle castors and lists Horace A. Comstock as the jeweler with a location header in stylized vintage shop copy.

Comstockh Horace A. Comstock

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