THREE CLUBS AT WAR OVER SOCIAL WRA NGL E
A North side social war over gossip and rival factions splits clubs, causes resignations and a move out of the neighborhood. Women squabble over prizes, four cent shares, and rigging points while husbands and other members fear further conflict as a dancing club tears apart and a letter of insult sparks a rift among members.
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Ward
No. 16
Adsent
Mia
Eids
Ita Mem
Cae Ig
College
Tooo
Asithya
Anne Sen
Aed
Heceweys Park
Gonsipera
North-aide
Shrada
Os Club
LifTLE HILL HANGED FOR MURDER IN AMBUSH
In OGampss Nova Scotia, April 1, Lt John Thi colored was hanged at 15 50 for the murder of Joseph Dodson on Oct 16. Hill, 19 and 108 pounds, faced the scaffold bravely declaring he was going to heaven. He killed Dodson after a quarrel over politics in a saloon, claiming two saloon owners hired him for 2 50 and to get him off. He later recanted, admitting he was responsible.
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Ogampss
N.S
John Thi
Briday
Joseph Dodson
F Hill
Hill
Tam
Jesus
Dodson
Policics
Albert Reed
Marwood Derrickson
John Emell Testifies as Robbery Suspects Guilty at Court
John Emell the prosecuting witness described a theft at Mozart ball in April where he drank six beers. Two men named Hector and Miller were found guilty of larceny, fined $25 each, and sentenced to Michigan City prison for one year. Additional youths faced fines in police court and a grave desecration case drew a $59 penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Emell
Criminal
John
Charles Hector
Richard Miller
Hector
Miller
Cox
Enmell
Michigan City
Cadi
Everatt Henry
Robert Whitham
John Millage
Albert Whitther
Henry Thompson
Henry
Chas. Jackson
Jackson
Snow Joke This Poem From Me
Fragmentary poem notes in a Swiss or German context with references to a Reichstag meeting and Herr Ahlwardt the anti Semite. Mentions April 14 in Bern and documents about German officials. Also references to Parry manufacturing in Irvington and cement pavement orders. ends with a dyeing and cleaning ad.
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Ahlwardt
Bern
Reichstag
Herr Ahlwardt
David M. Parry
Parry Manufacturing Company
Irvington
Hilton A. Brown
The
News
Fms Dye
Pennsylvania
Naval parade to feature ships from many nations in April
A Jackson Mississippi special report details a cyclone strike on Vicksburg and Jackson with wires down and unknown damage, while Fortress Monroe announces an upcoming naval parade on April 27. The fleet will include American ships like San Francisco and Yorktown and foreign squadrons led by Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Germany, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Holland, and Portugal, showcasing armored cruisers and battleships in a grand western hemisphere display.
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Fortress Monroe
Benham
Walker
England
Besa
Thiladelphia
Laitimore
Newark
Atlanta
San Francisco
Bancroft Pennington
Chicago
Yorktown
Charleston
Vegavius
Concord
Minutonomah
Cushing
Gherardi
Hopkins
Blake
Australia
Magicienne
Tartar
Partridge
France
Jean Bart
Hussard
Arethage
Jean Dart
Russia
Dimitri Donskoi
Rynda
Italy
Etna
Giovanni Bausap
Dogall
Eriodae
Germany
Kalsarin Augusta
Seeadler
Spain
Raina Regente
Infanta Isabel
Nusva Espans
Drazil
Republic
Aquidaban
Tirandentes
Argentine Republic
Holland
Vauspsis
Portugal
Alfonso du Albuquerque
Union Talks Resolve Machinery and Iron Molders Split
Executive committees of the machinery and iron molders closed with an agreement for union pending votes by both orders. Committees report favorably on the amalgamation, with inclusion of the stove plate molders left to machinery molders for decision.
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Machinery and Iron Molders
Dream Book Says Husband Will Be Electrocuted
April 14 Mrs A V Staples wife of a Presbyterian minister at South Byron dreamed three nights of her husband being electrocuted. Thursday he joked about groceries then died within two minutes at the village store. Coroner Deck investigates Milchett’s sudden death at 64, likely natural causes. Jensen brothers testify in Murray Lyzett umbrella wire injury case.
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Trmatic
Deck
Manne Hospital
John C. Milchett
Milchett
Tie
Knox County
Jacob
George Jensen
Murry Lyzett
Was Dr Rudy Fired Dr Morrison Says What Such Is the Case
Dr Morrison interviews reveal the City hospital superintendent post sparks strong interest among young physicians. Dr Rudy, once tied to the dispensary, has been suspended for insubordination over maintaining a private office. board officials say he cannot be considered for the role. Dr Ferguson’s surprise dispensary appointment stirs controversy as rival candidates press the board. Dr Themes Young, backed by friends, is pushed hard, with Dr Edenharter favoring Young. Morrison signals Young as a likely candidate.
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Edenharter
Board of Health
Rua Ocen
Rudy
Cook
Fort Wayne Ave
Nindy
Taz Sun
St. Clair-st
College-ave
Ferguson
Charles Ferguson
Morrison
Themes Young
Hart
Dr. Young
City Board Session Quiet Amid Vacant Chair
Reported at a Sunday board meeting with one vacant chair and absent manager Conduit, Morris Defrees sang briefly as city welfare was deemed secure. The remonstrance against street improvements was reviewed, with the city engineer to check if property-owner numbers delay action. Memorials push for bids on sweeping work and Meridian street sewer completion noted at 21000 dollars.
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Worka
Morris Defrees
Bowery
S. Weat-st- Peeple
Lexington-ave
Frank
St. Paul-sta
Jefferson Ave
Webster
Ss. Veter
Pleasant
Hentor
St Paul
Keystone-ave
Michigan
Brookside
Ramgey-ave
Meridian-st
Pearl
Maryland-ata
Illnois St
McCarty
Ray-ats
Houges
Hamillton-ave
Collageuve
Eleventh
Fifteenthirta
Somerby Lodges Owego Visit Amid Arrest Orders
Somerby former supreme justice in Maryland faces embezzlement indictments. He was reported in Owego New York organizing a loyal lodge of his reorganized order. Authorities asked for authority to arrest, town marshal refused without official order.
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Somerby
Defaunet Tron
Pridsay
Sapt
Calbert
Owego
N. Y
Maryland
Colbert
Milwaukees R 2 police officers found shot in yards
Resvaur April 14 8 oclock Friday morning Offic ers Other Frith and Telcott of the Milwaukee R 2 police force were found in the yards and on the platform of a coach respectively Both fired after being found and believed slain in a struggle with tramps who they had tried to disperse Telcott shot in left eye Frith in neck back of head in a terrible scene
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Frith
Milwaukee R. 2
Telcott
Talcott
Farmer Ed wards Son in Courtroom Gun Clash
In Wanasa Indiana on April 4, Farmer Edwards and Wm Rhodes clash in justice court over a country gun incident. Rhodes and two companions allegedly drew guns after an argument on Edwards farm near Mt Jackson. warrants fly both ways while judges Laived and Danisls hear the case. Also noted is a long running county compromise in a separate Wabash river incident where Milo Paarson sued for $10,000 and settled for about $2,390 with costs totaling near $3,000.
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Johnny
Edwards
Wm. Rhodes
Rhodes
Mt. Jackson
Ita
Dwards
Laived
Danisls
Wanasa
Ind
Milo Paarson
Kellers
Wabash River
Infant Dies From Strangulation in Weert Indianapolis
An eight day old infant from a colored family named flings in Weert Indianapolis died Thursday night. The coroner investigated Friday afternoon and stated death was caused by strangulation. Two physicians were summoned but unavailable. The burial was postponed by order of the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flings
Weert Indianapolis
Corpner
Mrs Wilhelmina Pugh Suit Reversed by Court
In October 1880 an Indianapolis Journal letter attacked Mrs Wilhelmina Pugh alleging intimacy with T W Dempsey both linked to the Woodward evangelist group. Pugh sued for 10000 dollars and was awarded 3000. Judge Reinhard of the appellate Court reversed the ruling on Friday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wilhelmina Pugh
T. W. Dempsey
Woodward Evangelist Aggregation
Saxton Gut Pool Selling Law Wins Assembly Vote
Albany April 14 The Saxton guti pool bill passed the assembly 112 to 7. It will be signed by the governor and become law prohibiting selling pools on races at places other than race courses. The measure aims to curb peck selling in big cidlea, viewed as a great evil.
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Albany
Assembly
Peck
Cidlea
City UU Charity Gift and Fire Department Pensions
William Hardy of 790 E Washington donated 50 dollars to the firemen's pension fund. The department’s work last week saved several people and boosted morale. A list records births marriages and deaths of local residents, plus medical and obituary notes, and new parlor goods at Wanlifer's.
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William Hardy
E. Washington Bt
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Poisonous herbs kill two children near coroner’s inquiry
Two youngsters playing near their home reportedly found and ate poisonous greens. One child died on the way to care after brain trouble, the other died from apparent blood poisoning. Coroner notified. bodies to be shipped to Greencastle.
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Robert Wilson
Vincent Sosems
Daama
Brown
Brightwood
Yongster
Greencastle
Girton, Stout & Miller
Nominations Reach Senate for District of Columbia Judges
President sent to the Senate Friday a slate of nominees including Richard Alvey for chief justice of the DC Court of Appeals, Martin Morris and Seth Shepard for associate justices, Levi Manning as Arizona land officer, and others in DC and neighboring states. Discussion touched on Buffalo appointments and a Senate inquiry into Senator Roach.
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District of Columbia
South Dakota
Rapid City
S. C
Lucius QC
C. Lamar
Mississippi
General Land Office
John C. Gerahty
Minnesota
Charles Bulller
Illinois
Galena
William Aughin
Grookston
Minn
Marine Hospital Service
Evra
Sprague
New York
Emil Prochoska
Wisconsin
Lient-Gov
Sheehan
Buffalo
Richard Alvey
Court of Appeals
Washington
Maryland
Fourth Circuit
Maryland Court of Appeals
Martin F.morris
Seth Shepard
Shepard
Cleveland
Texas
Chicago
Jamar
Miselesippi
Lamar
Gas Trust Sued Over Illinois Street Explosion Damages
In February a house on Illinois Street was wrecked by natural gas from a main, injuring the tenant. William Corbaly sues the Consolidated Gas Trust Co. for 1000 dollars, alleging gas migrated and exploded, with the kitchen fire and mixer showing the impact. Also an explosion at Holmes Oil Refinery in East Buffalo causes widespread fire and losses.
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Borraro, N
Holmes Oil
East Buffalo
Dames
Young King Alex-ander Seizes Servia Government
A revolt in Servia ends regents rule as King Alexander declares majority and assumes power. Soldiers arrest ministers and seize government buildings while the king dissolves the nkupshtina and calls elections for April 30. Pedeum sung, royal salute fired, crowds cheer from palace balcony. King M. Dokiteh named prime minister.
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Beterape
Alexander Bre
Servia
Bultanape
Alexander
Prostesa
M. Dokiteh
Dbrerapa
Fred
Murder and Robbery Near Varposta Ga Ends in Death
An old man, John Wisenbaker, was shot dead by a robber seven miles south of Varposta on Thursday evening. Mrs Wisenbaker hid as the assailant looted a wardrobe, and the victim returned armed with a hoe prompting a gunfight. The robber fled with money. three men are in custody and a lynching threat looms if the killer is named.
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John Wisenbaker
Varposta
Have
Bela
Wisenbaker
Mira. Wisenbaker
Double murder and lynching feared in Wisconsin
Nat Gibson of Wisconsin allegedly killed his wife and a neighbor, then set his house ablaze. A posse hunted him as flames revealed two murdered bodies. Nearby reports reference a pastor accused of sin and a court case over alleged relations with a young woman.
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Janesville
Wis
Nat Gibson
Mies
Hereff
Down Comes the Flag as Blount Ends Hawaiian Protectorate
Commissioner Blount hauls down the flag in Honolulu dissolving the Hawaiian protec torate after conferences with the provisional government. President Cleveland's letter to Dole supports Blounts power to act. The move sparks royalist fears and possible further actions as U S officials weigh implications.
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Feasonry
Blount
Atara
Stripea
Cieveland
Flo
Stevens
Dole
Cleveland
Shere
James Blount
Tribune
Honolulu
Birs
Fvar
Liliuokalani
Goverment Offeisia
Commissioner Blount
San Francisco
Mr. Blount
Farewell to the Central Christian Church Exercises
The farewell Thursday night to the old Central Christian Church was moving as the congregation faces the Sunday dedication of the new edifice. Dr. Lucas presided while elder speakers including Nev. B. M. Blount Dr. P. HH. and Birs Jameson J. W. Tilford and John B. Duncan shared memories of the churchs history, pioneer preachers, and the old hymns sung without instruments. The Jameson Wallace Butler Duncan and Sanders families have long worshipped there. Duncan noted the lot purchase and construction under difficult conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Central Christian Church
Lucas
Nev. B. M. Blount
Irvington
P. HH
Birs
Jameson
J. W. Tilford
John 8. Duncan
Alexander Campbell
Burnett
Butlerby Smith
John O’kane
Hoshour
Old Christian Church
Wallace
Butler
Duncan
Sanders
Ned Tae
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Siokers
DR. Rudy
Hood
Treyre Ayter
Mh. Somersy
Owepo
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Harvey and
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J. A. and
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Ling Schubert
William and
Maggie Buddenbaum
Robert
Nannie Young
Herman
Retie Vable
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Rudolph Schrader
William Miller
G.N. Scringer
Willie Edgar White
Willie D. Boswell
William Herrmanny
Alpha M. Williams
Laura E. Wray
Carl Koster
Luella A. Marah
Lawson M. Fuller
Jeasia L. Bobbs
Wan
Uifer’s
Duaith
Willie Wilson
Roach
North Dakota
Senate
Hoar
Vance
George
Ife
Phero
Warfrine
W. Ve
Chenowith
Matle Lloyd
Fairmount
Dr. Chenowith
Miss Lloyd
Ricrwoxn
Spi
Lawrence E. Sagbrue
Psnhandle Railroad
Stury
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Petermeen Bros
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Protectorate
Queen Gil
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Central Christian Church
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