Widespread cyclone toll across towns and states
Reports from St Louis to Michigan recount a deadly cyclone Tuesday into Wednesday. Hawkins Bank Lexington Sanbury West Plains Algville Page City Saline and many towns suffer deaths and injuries while homes and businesses are destroyed and aid efforts mobilize.
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St. Louis
Hawkins Bank
Lexington
Sanbury
West Plains
Algvile
Page City
Pople
Mra
Wilson
Salem
Higginaville
Robinsonville
Kroma
Lusk
G. Lusk
Central Railroad
Lowrena
Geo. W. Foster
Ita
Cah GC
J. Robinson
Mr. Weat
Yusrani
Mich
Saline
Washtenaw County
Here
Lake Shore
Hus
Vruriants
Gro
Cleary’s
Business College
Curtis’ Carnage
Occidental
Hawkins House
Atrecta
Detroit
Chesterfield
Port Turon
Grand Trunk Railroad
Fast Express
Dunmorr
Rea
Durdee
Ancod
Police Court Docket Delivers Quick Rulings and Fines
In police court on Thursday the cad, noting a brisk pace of justice, fined John King and Katie Morton ten dollars after they pleaded guilty to living together as man and wife. Laura Hadley, 16, from Jimtown Boone county, was sent home after promising to reform, while George Sills and Henry Sauter clashed on Shelby street with Sauter ejecting Sills from the saloon. Sills received five dollars and was found not guilty against Sauter. The cad also engaged in a discussion on political topics with Sin Coy.
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Jobn King
Katie Morton
Laura Hadley
Jimtown
Boone County
Cadi
Reformatory
George Sills
Henry Sauter
Shelby-st
Sills
Nominations Sent to Senate Include Ministers and Justices
Washington reports nominations to the Senate Thursday include Alexander W. Tor res named U S minister to Turkey and John J. Hawkins as Arizona supreme court associate justice. Also named are Jan F. Rea U S attorney Arkansas Charles W. Larrabee Bath Maine John H M Wigman U S Attorney eastern Wisconsin and Francis Lusiter U S Attorney eastern Virginia.
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Grover
Washington
Senate
Alexander W. Torres
Texas
U. S
Turkey
John J. Hawkins
Arizona
Supreme Court of Arizona
Jan. F. Rea
Arkansas
Arkaness
Charles WW. Larrabee
Maine
Bath
John H. M. Wigman
Wisconsin
U.S
Eastern Diatrict of
Francis Luzstter
Virginia
Eastern District of Virginia
Faribault Couple Fumigated Before Marriage
NantrigLo Mina April 15 Faribault authorities fumigated bride and groom to curb scarlet fever before their wedding at the church. John Meyers and Lucy Archambault, prominent locals, were quarantined by police and fumigated by Health Officer Jackson with sulfur candles then allowed to marry afterward.
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NantrigLo
Mina
Faribault
Wodnas- Gay
John Meyers
Lucy Archambault
Houe
Jackson
Ward
Oil Refinery Blaze At East Buffalo Intersects Flames
A tar fueled explosion at the Halines oil refinery in East Buffalo causes a massive blaze at noon Thursday. The refinery and numerous cars ignite, indicating heavy losses likely as flames spread rapidly.
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Burvaro
N. Y
Halines Oil
East Buffalo
Floral Emblems Mark Bertereoana Bros ST to 4B Mass
Cat Flowers and floral emblems linked to Bertereoana Bros move from ST to 4B Mass. The notation appears in the listing with Te cited among involved parties.
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Bertereoana Bros
Brutal outrage near Amoy targets native Christians
Ad vices from Te tsui Amoy report a mob of rusilians led by literary graduates attacking Christians during worship. A woman was fatally hurt, a husband had his queue torn out, two sons injured, some men strung up by ropes, and others stripped and left for the night. Ring leaders arrested as local authorities face protests.
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Vaxcouven
B.C
Empresa
India
China
Tea Tsui
Amoy
Christians’ Chapel
Rov. R. St. Rosg
Sullivan's Sig Describes Great Man's Character
The Chicography Expert argues signatures reveal much about a person and cites Mayor Sullivan. The piece notes how handwriting analysis could describe character habits and traits from the way a name is written, referencing the McDonald trial remark by Pink Fishback.
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Pink Fishback
McDonald
Pink
Mayor Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Bis
Portrait of a Public Figure Signature Analysis
The piece analyzes a Mr. Sullivan's signature as bold and showy, suggesting youth and extravagance. It opines on his dining tastes, ink color choices, fashion, and social appeal, portraying him as eloquent, fashionable, and constantly in demand for public appearances.
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Sullivan
Hanes
Bound to Bh BA Al Kerr Breaks into State Prison Again
Al Kerr appeared in criminal court charged with shell racket against George C Morzi con and beating him out of $5. He pled guilty, fined 5, and sentenced to 18 months in prison. Kerr has relatives in Indianapolis and a traveling brother but repeats criminal behavior. He spent much time in the prison hospital due to consumption. Fank Rachwits was fined $100 and sentenced to one year for theft of a watch and $30 from Anarias Tuality. The coroner investigated the death of Amanda Leach, who died Sunday night. her husband J A Leach testified he did not fear foul play and that she was ill for four days, dying while resting on a couch. Myrtle Latch testified as a stepdaughter but provided no new key facts.
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al Kerr
Siammer
George C. Morzicon
Kerr
Indianapolis
Cence
Fank Rachwits
Anarias Tuality
J. A. Leach
Amanda Leach
Myrtle Latch
Elso
Nyenevilla
Tip
Abel
Odon
Washington
Ind
Ubet
Boots
Persley
Agee
Edese
Anu
Edgar Ag
Perbay
Ales
Cemsa
Isaac
Mexico
Thera Arias
De Lesseps Appeal Denied by Court of Last Resort
Paris April 18 The appeal of Charles De Lesseps from a year in prison for corrupting ex Minister Bahut to back the Panama lottery bill was denied by the court of last resort. De Lesseps has no further recourse except presidential clemency from President Carnot.
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Paris
Charles de Lesseps
Bahut
de Lesseps
Carnot
Still Unable to Unite in Molders Dispute
Iron and machinery molders held a long Thursday session but failed to reach an agreement. Indications show there will be no union between the parties.
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Iron and Machinery Molders
Hartney's Hard Luck and Ten-Year Sentence Controversy
Hartney, a young man once employed at the Sherman house sample room, is serving a ten year term for first degree robbery in Missouri. His lawyer and the prosecutor clashed in court over a deposition from Butte, Montana that could have cleared him. Tom Smith and Tom Taggart led letters advocating Hartney's character, while efforts to secure his release continue with Gov. Stone urged to reconsider.
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Jack Hartney
Tom Smith
Sherman House
Alissouri
Harmay
Tom
Smith
Frank Wright
Harney
Hartney
Mana Butte
Montana
Revolutions, Refugees, and War Moves Reach Americas
A cable from Valparaiso reports ex-Col Fuentes and Blandlot Holley seeking refuge in the U S legation in Chile. Fuentes escaped prison. Chilean authorities refuse safe conduct and vow to defend the fugitives. Brazil plans to deploy warships and troops to quell the rebellion. In Panama a five day battle near Oruro leaves many dead and injured. Bolivian border abuses are denied by the Brazilian minister to Bolivia.
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Revolutioon
New York
Heratc
Valparaiso
Col
Fuentes
Blandlot Holley
U. S. Legation House
Egan
President Montt
Rio de Janeiro
Meara
Rio Grands Do Sol
Federal
Revolutionary Army
Garupa
Guaraby
Cabie
Panama
Columbia
Lapaz
Oruro
Guancarama
Queleata
Bolivia
Lis
Riot in Kolin as Bohemians attack Jews amid wrecked synagogue
Praece April 13 report of Kolin riot where Bohemian mob attacked Jews over alleged rites. Synagogue wrecked, shops and homes of prominent Jews looted, military called out and faced resistance. multiple injuries reported as rioters dispersed. Also brief notes from Peoria and Denison about whisky trust officers, Washington job talks, and a passenger agents meeting with no ticket protest resolution.
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Praece
Kolin
Col. James
Peoria
Whisky Trust
J. B. Green
Joan Leges
Terr
Denison
Thureday
Central Trafic Association
Sheehan to press for New York machine recognition with Cleveland
In April New York politics swirl around Lt Gov Sheehan who will urge President Cleveland to recognize the regular New York democracy in patronage. If rebuffed the Tammany and state machine may oppose reform measures, with machinery organized to challenge tariff and finance policy. Some friends doubt this phase, saying his aim is to win offices for his picks in Buffalo and his county.
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New York
Llant
Sheehan
Cleveland
Tammany
Gouwthera
Pinay
High Priced Horse Sale At State Fair Grounds
Bidding at the Lackey horse sale continues at the state fair grounds with top prices around 230 dollars for Sir Alford and 225 for Nuthoy. Numerous horses change hands including Annie K and Kissell's Em, while Thursday saw repeat bidding and new buyers from Cambridge City to Philadelphia.
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State Fair
Dr. Wright
Sir Alford
A. M. Andersen
Kentucky
Charles Frost
Cambridge City
FE. G. Becker
Noblesville
Nuthoy
Mr. Anderson
Annie K
F. Kissell
Thomas Madden
Kissell
Mr. Kissell
C. 0. Gilmore
Prospect
Daugherty
Wabash
Chas
Kohbhelr
Alice
Wm. Wood
BM. J
Wilking
John 8. Lackey
Isaac Tyson
Philadelphia
Hvale
Columbia Finance and Truat Company
Louisville
Georges Bronson
Sane Tyeen
Leland
J. A. Lee
Danville
Antler
Thurgiay
F. A. Lackey
Lew Wallace
Ed. Sweeney
Kokomo
Myers
Church War Over Removal of Peru Pastor Ernest Neal
For two weeks Methodists in the city have fought over the removal of Ernest Neal, pastor of First Church in Peru. Bishop Joyces ruled Thursday that Neal must go, a decision seen as unjust by the faction and likely to cause a split in the church. Sensational charges may be brought against a member of the church group involved.
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Tienmann
Oftev
Ernest Neal
Peru
Joyces
Neal
The
Tock
Weather Forecast Confusion prompts cautious outlook
A garbled weather note discusses trends in sunshine and colder, fairer conditions. It suggests cooler weather on Friday may be expected and hints at the sun shining due to skill, though wording remains unclear about exact forecasts and responsibilities.
Divorce petitions and municipal bids in dispute
Mme EE Austin seeks separation from her husband over support. William Alison seeks divorce from Sarah claiming abandonment. Improvement of Twenty second street delays approved by board. city attorney urges delay pending a related case. Kip Brow vs Meridian Street damages suit for 10000 dollars arising from elevator incident injuring a man. Dr C M Eisenberg testifies in McKenna case. Brightwood shop injury linked to death of James McKenna. Dig Four Co to sue for damages. Board of Public Works awarded Carson and Hollenbeck printing contract at 8 35 cents per page, bid withdrawn after error. Bids to be readvertised.
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Mme EE
Austin Seys
Wiliam Alison
Sarah
Twen'y-second-st
Board of Works
Jones
Alinvar
Ifantineton
Leges
C. M. Eisenbei
McKenna Cass
James MccWennia
Brightwood
Dig Four
Board of Publi Works
Carson & Hollenbeck
Striking hod carriers resist wage demands amid uproar
The hod carriers strike remained unresolved on Thursday as workers, led by Tethussen, resisted contract terms and wage scales. They rejected 26 to 30 cent hourly rates and accused media of misrepresentation while contractors hired replacements, citing safety risks and ongoing dispute over pay.
Minstrel altercation at English hotel ends in glass window break
The incident at In glish's hotel involved Al G Field, a famed minstrel, and Diamond, another troupe member. Diamond, belligerent after drinking, struck Field repeatedly, breaking a stained glass lobby window before apologies allowed him to rejoin the company.
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Inglish
al. G. Field
Mr. Diamond
Dismond
Fle
Field
Plaid
Diamond
Tandad
Fivid
Liera
Giamond
Mie Company
Austrian Crown Prince to Visit Chicago for World's Fair
Dr Emil Blom of Vienna reports the Austrian crown prince will tour Chicago in August during a world tour by a man of war. Blom travels from July 24 from Chicago to Honolulu to meet the prince and escort him to Chicago. A grand festival is planned by Austrians and allies as the prince arrives and continues to New York before departing for Europe.
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Cuienco Aprilis
Emil Blom
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
Chicago
Honolulu
Blum
Aueussang Atay
New York
Europe
Austris
Double life scandal rocks Indiana church figure
Columbus dispatch reports Dr A T Oliver and his unlawful wife Frances Schierenbeck wed by probate court amid sensational disclosures. Oliver’s bigamy with Miss Scherenbeck is formally brought before the prosecutor and will be examined by the grand jury as he faces potential imprisonment.
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Cincinnati
A. G. Oliver
Indiana
Nolla
Columbus
The
Enquirer
A. T. Oliver
Dr. Oliver
Frances Schierenbeck
Miga Schenyrenbeck
Williama
Notable men and farms lure scrutiny from a county road
A Sun reporter described farming land southeast of the city along the Churchman estate pike. The late banker Frank Churchman moved there for health, and his widow may remain on the farm for life. Nearby, Dr. Wright’s estate of three farms was valued at 25 060 dollars with planned race track spur. Trustees Dickson and Lieber put Wright’s farm on the market, while observers note graveyards and curious road life near the estates.
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Indiana
Sun
Whsing
Chaoreman Pike
Churchman
Frank Churchman
Elis Will
Medical
Geo. Dickson
Albert Lieber
New Street Car Franchise Push Sees McDonald Exits
The advancing street car franchise faces opposition from the McDonald company and others. C A Munson reports to K R Ts MecDonald in New York that the bid is unlikely, with objections over routing to Broad Ripple and financing. Judge Elliott remains noncommittal on any bid from all parties involved.
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McDonald Company
Electric Light
Hag
Iy C. A. Munson
Agon
KR. Ts MecDonald
New York
Citizens’ Company
Judea Vilioik
Recents
Judge Fillott
Say
Judge Elliott
Grand jury report highlights jail condition and petty larceny indictments
The grand jury's April report notes the county jail workhouse and poor farm in excellent condition with suggested improvements for inmate labor. Indictments returned include Dick Moora for petty larceny and Martin Long and George Barkall for burglary and grand larceny. Also King Humbert arrives en route to visit Queen Victoria in Italy.
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Dick Moora
Patit
Martin Long
George Barkall
Pitit
Cleopatras and Pettyaburne Mugs in City Shows
ADetroit area column notes Cleopatra stage readings plus local exhibits and orchestra. Mrs Geneva Johnston assists Bishop in recent performances. Fannie Devonport presented Cleopatra to good crowds at English’s. praise for the new Kaw and Eiisdiger Country Circus opening soon with 269 persons and 100 animals. Tickets selling fast for Evalish’s first week.
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C. B. Jefferson
Kaw and
Eiisdiger
Evalish
Gentle Openings and Local News From Washington Indiana
A country paper shares light pieces on readers and correspondents. It notes a curious egg within an egg, local rail history, and a railroading anecdote about Mr Edese and the editor guiding a horse to the depot. It mentions a poetry loving correspondent Ubet Boots and a notice about an attorney’s advertisement and remedies.
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