Quiet in Madrid as Cuba policy shocks world
Reports from Madrid, London, Havana and New York detail global reactions to the U S house vote on Cuban resolutions, with officials taking precautions to protect Americans and property, newspapers urging Spain to consider concessions, and public sentiment split between Cuban sympathizers and Spaniards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
U. P
United States
House of Representatives
Senor Canovas del Castillo
London
the Globe
United States House of Representatives
Cleveland
Spain
Cuba
Havana
U. S. House of Representatives
House
Congress
Health board clash as garbage license plan is killed
Indianapolis council battle erupts over a proposed garbage hauler and vault cleaner licensing ordinance. The change would have imposed a $5 license fee. Democrats and President Costello voted to strike the measure, killing the ordinance 12 to 7. A 10 cent circus request and a milk law amendment also drew notes, with the circus matter sent to finance and the pep sin butter issue referred to public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Board
Health Board
Committee of Public Health
Dewar
Montgomery
Ohleyer
Walcot
Costello
Indianapolis
Finance Committee
Committee On Public Health
Indianapolis street renaming committee to report next meeting
The renaming committee for duplicated streets in Indianapolis will report at the next council session after weeks of investigation. Councilman Dudley has prepared lists of duplicated streets and seeks constituent input on preferred name changes. The plan prefers renaming newer streets while keeping older ones and may restore original names on North-side streets above St Clair. Weather outlook for the area shows warmer conditions with possible showers by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Dudley
Connectlman
St. Clair
Dustless Oats Promoted For Horses At Special Bath Rooms
Advert reads Feed your horse Janes' Dustless Oats and mentions special bath and room tiles by Jno. M. Liltys. The brief item signals a local farming supply promotion with a focus on horse feed and cleaning aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
Jno
M. Liltys
Felix Yanaga Sees Spain Unpopular War Cuba
Madrid lawyer and journalist Felix Yanaga arrives in New York aboard the Fuerst Bismarck. He says Spain opposes the Cuba war and Weyler is viewed as a failing war correspondent rather than a general. He predicts U S intervention for humanitarian reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyler
New York
U. P.1
the Sun
Felix Yanaga
Madrid
Fuerst Bismarck
Senor Yanaga
United States
Francisco Margall
Nicholas Salmeron
Spain
el Pais
la Justicia
al Madrid
Revaml
Wuba
Senor Yznnga
Cuba
Militar
la Corrspondencia de Ispans
Vier
Che
Senor Canavas
Burglar Thwarts Night Attack. Hampton Woman Dies
Mrs. Hampton died after a burglar entered the Hampton home at 480 Virginia Ave Saturday around 3 am. The intruder’s shadow startled the sleepers and fled when challenged, but Mrs. Hampton, already frail, collapsed from shock and heart weakness.
Wrecking Crew Fatalities Highlight Train Collision
A wrecking crew on the Pennsylvania railroad at Downinston near midnight Monday was struck by a night train. Charles Larkins and Patrick Credigan, two crew members, were instantly killed, with other crew members narrowly escaping injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penneslvania Rairoad
Downinston
Charles Larkins
Patrick Credigan
Swell-dressed man arraigned on loitering burglary charge
John Allen of 42, Eligrere Street, Louis, was arraigned in police court on loitering and burglary charges. Officers Sloan and Byard found him near the residence of Thomas F H Melelin at 4 N Pennsylvania Street with pockets full of cold victuals and a burglar’s candle. The man claimed he sought food. police fear a plan to stage a night visit then break in if no one answers. The case was continued to Friday for further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Louis
Mornion
Lie
Sloan
Byard
Thomas FH. Melain
Persvivauia St
MeleLain
Iam
Iere
Italian troop conduct revelations stir Rome to King
Major Jacoby delivers a copy of alarming disclosures about Italian troops in Africa to King Humbert through signor Muacci deputy who spent time at the front. Paris denials accompany reports of ambassadorial offers. In Cairo the khalifa plans no attack on Kassala, but to mass dervish forces at Berber as Abyssinian envoy carries Lord Cromer reply to Menelik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Rome
Jacoby
Humbert
Africa
Signor Muaccoi
Caetani di Sermoneta
Paris
Signor
Ressmann
Cairo
U. P
Khalifa
Kassala
Berber
Menelek
Lord Cromer
Dongola
Abyssinia
From stage to pulpit preacher Harry Belton to speak
At University Place Baptist Church on Tuesday night Rev. Harry Belton will preach on From stage to pulpit. Former actor for 14 years he traveled with So Smith Russell and others. born in Europe, he ran away at 11 to sea where he was tattooed. He later joined the stage, converted three months ago, and now stays with H. C. Brunson at 1528 N Meridian St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University-place Baptist Church
Harry Belton
Belton
So Smith Russell
Europe
H. C. Brunson
Meridian St
Rother Exposes Measles Delay Haunted Cabinet Meeting
The Cuban resolutions were filed at the White House by Ali Platt. President Cleveland postponed the cabinet Tuesday amid a rumor of a duck hunting trip. His family, including a sick child, was moved to Woodley for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
U. P.j
Congress
Cuba
Executive Mansion
Ali Platt
Senate
Thurber
Department of State
Csiay
Olney
Testi
Tamoui
Thesday
War Department
Women council discusses school board reforms and jail matron need
The Local council of women met at the Propylaeum with President Mrs. Josephine Nichols delivering the annual address criticizing wine rooms and urging municipal reform. A jail matron was urged and discussion on school board reforms and officer elections followed, with nominations and a push for broader participation by women in lawmaking and school elections. Supt. Colbert addressed the group on local room evils and enforcement limits, noting no law bans rooms adjoining saloons and urging action on a home for friendless girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women
Propylaeum
Josephine Nichols
Nichols
Munici
P Philip Rappaport
Evers
Ashull
Ous Browning
Alle
Fimil Wuolschner
MM Floster
Hawkins
Ihoeen
Abs
Sewall
Day
Nettie Rainsford
Elder
Tate
Colbert
Tiee
Night of Terror Follows Haitian President Hippolyte Death
Dispatch from Port au Prince recalls March 26 as Hayti reels after President Hippolyte dies from heart failure during a mountain ride. Gen Merister Jeannis seized Jackmel arsenal causing turmoil. Port au Prince and Jackmel endure gunfire and fear as factions name leaders and fear further killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlippolyte
Yoris
Terald
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Hippolyte
Jackmel
Merister Jeannis
J. B. Vidal
Suspect Arrested in City Burglary Spree
Detectives Sinnev and Thornton arrested John Godley at the glue works for loitering and burglary. The Caylor residence at Pratt and West was entered last Sunday. about eight dollars and jewelry were taken. Godley reportedly slept at the glue works, and officers plan a neighborhood search for stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnev
Thornton
John Godley
Ile
Caylor
Pratt and
West Sts
Godley
Give Works
Jealous attack on wife and roomer leads to manhunt
Thomas Holbert is sought by police for assault and battery on his wife Minnie and on Edward A. Jones after forcing his way into 227 N Wrest St. He struck Jones with a bowlder when interference occurred. Holbert fled before officers arrived. Mrs Eldbert has a divorce suit pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Holbert
Police Department
Minnie
Edward A. Jones
Holbert
N. Wrest-st
Jones
Mrs Daniel A Chen Oweth 88 Dies of Pneumonia
Monday afternoon Mrs Daniel A Chen Oweth aged 88 died of pneumonia at her home 441 N Delawarest She was the daughter of John T Pressley who died about three years ago Her husband and four children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Chenoweth
Delawarest
John T. Pressley
Cure a Cold in One Car Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A traditional patent medicine advertisement claims a single car dose cures a cold. It asserts druggists will refund money if it fails to cure, highlighting laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as the product.
New Canadian bicycle rules favor American wheelmen
Ottawa reports new customs plans to let League of American Wheelmen members bring bicycles into Canada without charge as long as they depart through the same port. The change ends the prior paid entry rule for tourist wheels and wins approval from the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
U. P
Oid
Canada
Department of Customs
League of American Wheelmen
Canaida
People's Shoe Mfsx and Repairing Co Ad
Shoes repaired at cut prices with delivery by phone to 1505. Located at 165 Virginia Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfsx. and Repairing Co
Virginia Ave
Democratic City Convention in Paul Ends in Turmoil
Bigh old time report from Paul Minnesota describes a Democratic city convention where machine delegates won secret primaries but old line Democrats contested. The temporary chair ruled motions out with a loud plank beat and the old group left the hall, signaling a split within the party and a looming Republican challenge.
Convicted garbage-hauler in medical college refuse case
M Johnson, a colored garbage-hauler, was tried in police court for hauling refuse from the Physio-medical college and dumping it on public ground. Evidence included bones and a skull. college officials deny guilt and say students may have disposed of parts. Johnson fined $1 and costs. health officers pursue other involved individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Colleges
M. Johnson
Physio-medical College
City
N. Meridian St
Seall Creek
Dodge Cox
Johnson
Virginia school trustee bid ruled ineligible for woman
Mrs Fannie Ragby named West Point school trustee is deemed ineligible by Supt of Public Instruction Massey and backed by Gov O Yerrall and Attorney General Scott because Virginia lacks woman suffrage. They cite constitution rules tying eligibility to voting rights. This marks the first such ruling before state education authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
U. P
Fannie Ragby
West Point
Public
Massey
Virginia
O'Yerrall
Scott
State Board of Education
Landis Nominated for Congress in Ninth District
C B Landis won the Ninth district congressional nomination at a convention in Crawfordsville Indiana on Tuesday securing 119 votes on the first ballot The defeat of Dr Tucker is attributed to the late entry of Robert Graham of Hamilton county as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawyfordsville
Ind
C. B. Landis
Dr. Tucker
Robert Graham
Hamilton County
A Dash for Freedom in Police Court Case
Alfred Roper, a colored man, pleaded not guilty in police court to attempting to assault a small colored girl. The case was continued to April 9. Roper was captured Monday night by Patromen Rinker and Crannan. during an attempted escape Rinker shot him twice in the right leg. Rinker is praised as one of the force's calmest officers. The nine year old Sadie Hayden alleges Roper tried to lure her into an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Roper
Roper
Patromen Rinker
Crannan
Rinker
Sadie Hayden
Agnes Sr
Former U S consul Waller sails aboard New York to New York
John L. Waller once U S consul at Tamatave was released from Nimes prison in February and is a second cabin passenger on the American Line steamer New York which left Southampton for New York on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. P
John L. Waller
U. S
Tamatave
Nimes
France
American Line
New York
Southampton
Street railway strike collapses in Bustalo
April 7. The Bustalo street railway strike collapsed after an order for a citywide general strike at 5 PM, but most workers did not obey. Cars run on all lines on schedule, with the majority continuing work as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bustalo, N
U. P
Court postpones Scott Jackson murder trial to April 21
The Scott Jackson murder case for Pearl Bryan's death in Newport Kentucky is continued to April 21 on defense request for more time to secure witness depositions. Judge Helm granted the delay after Col Crawford argued illness and distance hindered preparation. The incident scene featured a spectator’s violent outburst toward Jackson. The Bryans were not present. Jurors were dismissed to April 21, with Walling potentially set to testify and Jackson anxious about Will Wood’s forthcoming statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U. P
Scott Jackson
Newport
Pearl Bryan
Helm
Jackson
Bryans
Bryan
Walling
Will Wood
Reed poised to lead Maryland delegates in St Louis race
Maryland stands to send a unified delegation to the St Louis convention with Speaker Reed likely to win a majority. Wellington faces a fight to control the convention while Reed gains support from James A. Gary’s McKinley stance and Maryland district figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Maryland
New York
U. P
St. Louis
Wellington
Lowndes
James A. Gary
McKinley
Mudd
John G. Belt
Gary
Baltimore
Navy Chaplain Converts, Joins Catholic Church
Chaplain Frederick F. Sherman of the U S Navy resigns from the Episcopal church and is received into the Catholic faith by Jesuit fathers at Georgetown College in Washington. He is married, son of Massachusetts Judge Sherman, and served on the U S S Chicago before leading the Newport naval training station chaplaincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Frederick F. Sherman
Episcopal Church
Jesuit Fathers
Georgetown College
Cardinal Satolli
Sherman
Superior Court of
Massachusetts
U. S. S. Chicago
Newport
R. I
Blaze destroys Big Four round house in Anderson
Fire at the Big Four round house in Anderson Indiana started at 2 o clock Monday morning when a large oil tank exploded. Burning oil covered the building hampering firemen from stopping the flames. Six locomotives in the building suffered heavy damage and the loss is estimated at 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Big Four Round House
Second Water Wells
Frank Butts of 133 Indiana Ave lists contact as phone T7aL for water well services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Butts
Indiana Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Herald
Timi
Fern
Herve
Davros
M. Lilly
Rother
Harry
Reise
Ennors
Cabinat
Taafer
Ian Arising
Tiesiags
DL Moeveland
Woodley
THE
Equal Council OF Women
Russ Browning
Colbert Speais
St. Paul
Paul
Minn
Bedlam
Dele
Wehiourn
Ordinanesc
Mrs. Gougar
Landis
Waller
Des Moines
Harriet
Order of St. Mary
Peekskill
N.Y
Fred Benner
McKeansboro
Ohio
Qver
the Proceedings
Col. Crawford
Bud” Jackson
Greencastle
Blaze
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!