Crack Light Artillery Plans July 4 Interstate Drill
The Crack Light Artillery plans a grand inter state drill in July in Indianapolis with prize money needed to attract many renowned units from the south. Leaders urge citizens to subscribe promptly as 15 favorable responses have already been received and many famous companies are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crack Light Artillery
Indianapolis
Riilery
Withi
South
Chickasaw Guards
Memphis
Oted
Atlanta Rifles
Atlanta
Nashville
Ansas City
Morelian Cadets
Phoenix Lght Infantry
Brunswick ‘Riflemen
New Orleans
Maha Guards
Omaha
Neb
Ligitrtillery
Ual
Altered Bills and Postmastership Hopes in Indiana
Discussion centers on changes to an apportionment bill including Monroe county and tax provisions for railroads while alleging improper enrollments. Critics question who altered the bill and accuse state officers of tampering. Gossip mentions several men seeking postmaster positions and a local medical remedy company changing hands with Dr. Hale joining the new dispensary team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
C. W
Oppenbein
Bernhardt Coming to Town Impressions of America
The divine Sara Bernhardt will perform Tuesday and Wednesday, drawing praise for her current American tour. She comments on American cooking, society, and youth, contrasts social types, and praises Ibsen. Also notes about Judge Hill fined for gambling visits and a mayoral caution to residents. Reports of a prospective uprising among White Mountain Apaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bernhardt
America
Features Of Sporting Life And Local Bets Headline
Billy Mitchell challenges Tom Warren for a fight. Buffalo plans to launch several yachts afloat this year. Terre Haute builds a $20,000 amphitheater for August meetings. Tennessee senate passes a bill to close pool rooms in Nashville and Memphis. The Turners and Gambrinus bowling clubs played Friday night, Gambrinus winning 833 to 708. Grand pool: Schiebel beat Adams by 16, McGuire beat Hettinger by 3. McGuire leads. Zigzag bicycle club starts a handicap pool tournament for a gold medal. 20 entries. Q Neill to divide Al Johnson’s $30,000 among stockholders. about $3,000 for Al Johnson. New York Jockey Club building an immense 1000-pipe orchestrion in Germany for races. Brighton Beach has first baseball game Sunday at 2:30 pm. Will iam Sowders’ team vs Grand Avenues with Sowders, Gray, Brown, Dave Sowders, and Schaub in points. New parlor goods at Win. L. Elder & Co. Best $5 jacket at the New York store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mitchell
Tom Warren
Buffalo
Terre Haute
Tennessee Senate
Nashville
Memphis
Turners
Gambrinus
Schiebel
Adams
McGuire
Hettinger
Zigzag Bicycle Club
Q’.Neill
al. Johnson
New York Jockey Club
Germany
Brighton Beach
William Sowders
Bine
Battery Gray
Brown
Grand Avenues
Dave Sowders
Schaub
Beef Famine Fears Rise Amid Beef Market Pressures
Market observers warn of a coming beef famine as cattle are bought up across the west and south. Armour of Chicago contracts vast western herds while stockyards report no fuel to panic, though beef prices are already rising 20 to 30 percent with July or August as the window for cheaper cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Bals
Indianapolis
United States
Indiana
Armour
Tae Sun
Charles J. Kubns
Illinois
Sun
Missing man at Union Station stirs town chatter
At the Union Station the walking encyclopedia Mr. Thompson has been missing since Monday as a grippe illness lingers. A parade of town figures promises fantastical acts and political stunts, with Mayor Sullivan expected to win again and a flood of local names outlined for various schemes and misadventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thompson
John Lane
Reinhold in a Bad Box in Burglar Ring Case
The arrest of Lemon E Reinhold fuels intrigue in the organized burglary gang, with Horton identifying him as a key accomplice who knew about the safe and loan deposits. Files recount Horton’s confession style involvement and Reinhold’s alleged role locating jobs while denying murder or direct robberies. A wider tale tracks Smith and Stevens, their confessions, and a web of indirect accomplices linked through a sister, a wife, and a workhouse sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon E. Reinhold
Feibleman
Philip
Mauer
Horton
Squire
Justice Fuibleman
Pont
Jiustice Feremian
E. Court St
Morey
Reinhold
Clory
Ito Smith
Thad Stevens
Lintner
Dearinger
Simith
Smith
Reinhoeld
Bosdofer
Chas
Circuit Court
John Hoffman
Huston Likely to Be Replaced in High Office
Washington reports on April 11 suggest Treasurer Huston may resign for good with K H Nebeker from Covington invited as successor. Blaine and Harrison tensions rise and a possible shift of secretaryship to the president before July. A proposed dress bill for foreign ministers and consuls draws skepticism over dignity and U S standing. A poor case of Hattie Roberts and a hospital birth is noted along with an unrelated injury to John Kennedy from a prior explosion. Republicans win a Senate seat and 12 representatives in Providence. British forces near Manitua. decisive battle expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huston
K. H. Nebeker
Covington
Ind
Congressman Read
U. S
United States
Memorial address by Gov James E Campbell May 30
Gov James E Campbell of Ohio will deliver the memorial address in this city on May 30. Harry Weaver, recently named police foree member, resigned Friday over his wife’s objections to his being among the finest. Court martial of W Payne concluded Saturday. decision to be released in next general order. Frank Fremoin and Fred Vallmer charged with selling liquor without a license. bond set at $200. Jerome B Howard of Knightstown charged with pension fraud. to be moved to Cincinnati for trial. Grand jury indicts horse thief John Wilson. bond raised from $1,000 to $2,000 after a hurried proceeding. Public safety board appoints Adolph Shafer and Wim Colbert to oversee roaming cows, nicknamed “cowboy patrolmen.” Brief list of local births and illnesses follows. Licenses issued for Louis Fletcher and Mary Minnemeyer, James Middleton and Rebecca Samuels. Presses view a carved bronze statue of Marguerite and Mephisto by Toso. to be publicly exhibited Monday at the New York store room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Campbell
Ohio
Harry Weaver
Payne
Frank Fremoin
Fred Vallmer
Fort Wayne
Grand Jury
Wilson
Columbus
Board of Public Safety
Adolph Shafer
Wim. Colbert
Chief Colbert
Hattie Roberts
James
Mrs. Super
George
Emilia Schmidt
Henry
Sophia Bosemann
Amos and
Mary Charly
W. C
Maggie Myers
Minnie Toullis
Serah Golden
Oak Hill
Imma Edwards
Arnis St
Lydia Minshall
Hoyt
Erippe
William ‘Wallace
B. W. Osborne
N. Tilmnois St
Lagrippe
Louis Fletcher
Mary Minnemeyer
James Middleton
Rebecca Samuels
New York
Marguerite
Mephisto
Toso
Venice
A. Swan Brown
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Mrs May Wright Sewall Votes Highlight Local Mayor Race
The Sun reports two ballots cast Saturday for Mrs May Wright Sewall in the Indianapolis mayoral contest though ineligible. Other candidates named include A Kiefer Gid B Thompson Dr H A Cleveland and Lynn Martindale with totals listed for Sullivan Holt CobU c Denny and many others. Separate items note hydrophobia case in Hanley Mass and local weather and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wright Sewall
Sun
A. Kiefer
Gid. B. Thompson
Trusier
T.L. Sullivan
R. Holt
T. Cottrell
Jno
Cobuc
Denny
C. Trusier
Ell Lilly
F. Brusn
Tapner
S. E. Morss C
Hilgenberg
Wm. Sicklin W. P. Kishbuck
W.S. Canfield W. W. Woollen
A. W
F.C. Rasume
EB. Swift
Jerry C. Foley
David Wallace
Simeon Coy
Tim Splan
M. Dugan
Roe. Catterson
CF. Darnell
A.B. Grover
Wm. Greinsteamer
Otto Stechlian
Jno. Caven
D. Sepuin
Brennen
Fred. Baumann
M.A. Riley
J. A.egan
BR. W. Lowry
Bermhamer
W.H. Quastman
Foreign Facts And Various Notables Of The Week
Warner Miller and party inspected the Nicaragua canal while Haron Faya the Italian minister sailed for France. An underground body of water was found in the Sahara. The Mala Vita trial reveals sensational details. Gen William E Strong died in Florence. An explosion at Zanzibar killed thirteen and wounded twenty. England forms a commission to study labor strikes. Bernard Gould and Litzy Langtry’s leading man caused a dramatic onstage moment. A plot to murder the czar unfolds into a major affair. A well known officer implicated in a suicide case. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for curing blood disorders. New Taberose bulbs and Gladiolus bulbs advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Miller
Nicaragua Canal
Haron Faya
France
Sahara Desert
Mala Vita Society
William E. Strong
Florence
Haly
Chicao
Sultan’s Palace
Zanzibar
England
Bernard Gould
Litzy Langtry
London
Italian Crisis Deepens Over U S Note and Press
Reports from Rome allege Rudini’s cabinet seeks aggressive action if Washington fails to answer by Saturday. The uproar follows caricatures of King Humbert and a note about U S minister Porter’s possible expulsion. Blaine denies the sensational dispatch, calling it fabrications. Baron Fava sails to Rome as Vatican papers mock threats of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennox
Rome
United States
Marquis Imperiali
Porter
Italy
Washington
Rudini
Humbert
America
Spl
U.S
Blaine
Diplomatic Department
New York
Baron Fava
Vatican Party
Timid Man in Jail Faces Notorious Horse Thief
A timid prisoner, John Wilson, jailed for horse stealing, faces mounting evidence as horse detectives seek him. A dramatic inspection at the jail by three men prompts fear in a turnkey and a dangerous encounter as Wilson’s pursuers confront him directly, recalling a past horse theft and life-or-death stakes.
Sunday Services Across Local Churches This Week
A digest of church schedules lists First Presbyterian with Dr. Gaines and evening sermon Hypocrisy and social life, First Baptist led by Rev. Taylor with topics Fae hill Lucre and by-path meadow, Central Christian with Dr. Lucas on Personality and influence, New Church Chapel with Rev. Daniels on The seamless garment, St. Paul’s Church at 10 a m with Rev. Spruille Burford officiating communion, Plymouth Congregational with Dr. McCulloch morning talk The development of the idea of Christ and evening piece How the other half lives by Frederick Hetherington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Gaines
First Baptist
Taylor
Fae Hill Lucre
Spruille Burford
Memphis
Tenn
Plymouth Congregational
McCulloch
Christ
Ives
New York
Frederick Hetherington
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Salid
W. BR. Holloway
Camp Morton
Century Magazine
Dan Wiles
Wildman
Jim
Muncie
Mose McJain
David ‘Wallace
Thompson
Granville BV
Gun Wa Chinese Remedy Co
Bernhardt's
Boston
Nebraska
Texas
Ibsen
Africa
Hill
Cox
Gambing
Wm. Hitchens
Saxra Fg
White Mountain
Sporting Life
Win
L. Elder
the &Eale
Union Station
Sullivan
Holt
Bud Swift
E. B. Swift
A. W. Conduitt
W. P. Fishback
P. C. Trustar
Woodruff Place
Sim Coy
Geo. Tanner
Court House
R. F. Catterson
C. Hilgenberg
Valentine Born
Duo
Coburn
E. English
W. W. Woollen
Reinoecke
Stecniban
Sam Morss
Sentinel
Dobu Brush
Cincinnati
Col. Lilly
Len Crane
Wm. Hicklin
Olsen
Cooper
Cal
Darnell
Emi Rassman
John Kern
Kissel
Bil
Ellow
Tomlinson Hall
Fort Worth
Fort Wontry
Jay Fould
Patrick Macrae
Moses Walker
Syracuse
Friay Butler
Nelson
Sumter
S .C
John Maxey
Leon Wast
Buckeye Iron and Metal Company
Cleveland
John Ernst
Minnesota
St. Paul
MR. Huston
Nebeker
Harrison
Dennis O’brien
City Hospital
O'Brien
Kregele & Whitsett
Kingaw
Providence
R. I
Simt.a
Manitua
Ciaty
Democrat
Hanley
Mass
Joseph Smith
South Hadley
Holyoke
Mit
Tarr_y Rock
Ark
Pinnacles Springs
M.S. Good
James P. Paxton
Good
Davishoro
Cotes
John Mivson
New Christian Church
Wapasu
Stephen B. Tucker
C. W. & M. Railroad
Frese Foreign Facts
MR. Rudini FS
John Wilson
Horse Detective Association
Bob Emmett
Manion
Montreal
St. Lawrence River
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