Marriage of Congressman Wiley and Miss Cooper at Tabernacle
The wedding of Congressman John M Wiley of Buffalo and Miss Virginia Cooper of Indianapolis took place Tuesday afternoon at the Tabernacle church. Miss Carolyn Cooper acted as maid of honor and Norman E Mack of the Buffalo Times was best man. The church featured magnolias, palms, and white ribbons with seating for the family and bridal party. Thousands were to attend the ceremony and decorations highlighted the social season.
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John McLean Wiley
Buffalo
N. Y
Virginia Cooper
Indianapolis
Congressman Wiley
Tabernacle Church
Rondthaler
Carolyn Cooper
Norman E. Mack
The
Buffalo Times
J. A. Butler
H. J. Dunham
C. M. Bushnell
C. &. Dunkelburger
Lockport
I. L. Smith
Chicago
Charles M. Cooper
Will Landers
H. C. Pomeroy
Tabernacle
New York
Washington Weste
Middle South
Eurbh
Randall’s remark on Cleveland after Harrison inauguration
The Herald reports Randall told associates including Congressman Cannon two years earlier that he warned Cleveland and allies he would “lay him under the daisies” if he tried to kill him politically. The remark followed Harrison’s inauguration.
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Randall
New York
the Herald
Harrison
Cannon
Cleveland
Ife
Deadly black measles outbreak in Rogersville area
In Rogersville Tennessee on April 15 a special report notes a deadly disease described as black measles along Big Creek. The illness predominantly affects adults, leaves victims with black eruptions, and even those who recover may suffer deafness or other lasting harms.
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Rogersville
Tenn
Big Creek
Dr W B Clarke Relocates Offices and Home
Dr W B Clarke moves from the Bates House to his own home at 188 Blackford Street near Military Park. He also relocates his office from 8 Mansur Block to Suite 7 in the same block. Office telephone remains 671.
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Ds. W. B. Clarke
Bates House
Blackford St
Northwest Corner Military Park
Mansur Block
Storm devastates western Nebraska counties prompt relief urged
Gov. Thayer reports a severe western Nebraska storm causing heavy loss of life and property across six counties. Populations are sparse, supplies scarce, and immediate donations are requested to aid destitute residents.
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Lixcoun
Neb
Thayer
Emma Juch and Claxton Stage Bootle's Baby at Grand
Emma Juch and Kate Claxton star in Bootle's Baby at the Grand with Chas Stevenson and a strong company. Despite skilled performances the troupe labors through a thinly written, melodramatic plot once popular in anglomania. Miss Claxton will next present The Two Orphans. Booth Modjeska programs praised. seat sale begins Saturday at 10 with numbered line policy.
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Emma Juch & Co
Carmen
Kate Claxton
Bootle
Parx
Atlanta
Chas, Stevenson
Taera
Mies Claxton
Fred Tyler
Saunders
Mra. Bingham
Humpty Dumpty
Charles Stevenson
Inger Bateson
Booth-Modjeska
Booth
Carpenters Strike Drags On With 600 Out in City
Reports from the carpenters eight hour strike show little change with secret meetings at Mapes hall and another planned. About 100 workers remained at work including union and non union men. Union leaders and contractors discuss terms as committees gather names and locations of workers contacted. The Central labor union offers assistance while some non union shops stay idle.
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Mapeur Hall
August Barth
Henry Spielhoff
Richardson & Craig
Clements
Laycock
Sobumaker & Jungclans
Moses Fatout
Charles Eden
Shover’s
Salsbury & Stanley’s
Central Labor Union
Gruelle
Carpenters
Mogle
General Carpenters’ Conference
Fred Meyer
Henry Willig
Jungelaus & Schumacher
Ben Sowse
Builders’ Exchange
W. H. Vincent, Jr
G. W. Whitlock
J. H. McClune
D. I. Scott
Ernest Scottkowski
John Luther
Whose Ox is Gored
A Sun correspondent cites a News gem and mocks a judge Howland ruling on street car improvements. The piece warns the decision could delay urban works, noting the high costs would burden property owners and risk city bankruptcy unless the street car company bears the load.
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Howland
Wa Cnet
The Judge Said for the Major Admitted to Practice
State's attorney Mitchell presents his son for admission in local courts before Judge Howland. James L. Mitchell sworn in by Clerk Schley. Judge expresses hope the son will be an improvement on his father. Sam Ashby also admitted to practice.
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Mitchell
Howland
James L. Mitchell
Schley
Maj. Mitchell
Sam Ashby
Prac- CO
Gas Trust Motions for Bill of Particulars in Street Repair Case
The Gas Trust asked Judge Howland to require City Atty Taylor to file a detailed bill of particulars on street repair charges listing workers, prices, dirt removed and bowlders used. Carter defaulted in suit over a $250 stock subscription, with a $280 judgment. An Indigo Baby Born on River Boat. doctor cites faulty heart.
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Gas Trust
Howland
Taylor
Carter
The
Pittsavro
Evan Evans
A Reminiscence On John Wilkes Booth and Lincoln
A professor offers a new reminiscence on John Wilkes Booth focusing on Booth’s vanity and dramatic performance during a pre war era play in St. Louis. The piece links Booth’s actions to broader themes of union sympathies, moral insanity, and the lasting infamy of his act beside Lincoln.
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Abra Bom Lincoln
W. B. Clarke
Booth
John Wilkes Booth
Richard NT
DaBar’s
St. Louis
Edwin
Wilkes
Benedict Arnold
Eight Conductors Dismissed by Pennsylvania Railroad
Eight conductors were cut from service by the Pennsylvania Railroad during a two day purge. Names include McCaulough Hughes Marger Safford Sherman Raisback Larger and Crockett. Most had over twenty years with the company amid claims removals stem from policy to hire younger workers and deny widespread dishonesty charges.
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Pennsylvania
McCaulough
Hughes
Marger
Safford
Sherman
Raisback
Crockett
City Council Adopts Budget and Salary Changes
In council session the body approved a $3,000 grant for Garfield park improvements and raised Committee-clerk Phipps’ pay from $1,000 to $1,200 due to Barrett law duties. A proposal to increase the mayor’s salary to $5,000 was sent to committee, and rules were amended to bar nonmembers from floor speak.
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Garfield Park
Phipps
Olsen
Woodruff Place
Stechhan
DeRuiter
Yontz
Paving Talk At Commercial Club Meeting
Monday night discussions by the Commercial Club focused on street paving while the paving exposition committee prepared. Speakers urged unity between the street car company and city, and a new committee was tasked with devising a uniform system of street improvements and aiding the city council and civil engineer. The group also considered parking the city.
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Commercial Club
Exposition Committee
J. C. Adams
Col. Lilly
W.H. Tucker
H. Bamberger
Col
Lilly
Dean
Charles Martindale
Tennis Club Incorporators Form Indianapolis Group
The Tennis club was incorporated on Tuesday to maintain a tennis court and clubhouse and to hold tournaments at the Talbott grounds. Incorporators include Herold Taylor W H Talpott E S Hollan W W Kuizat Gus Coburn Henry Spann and Joel Man-Boy.
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Indianapolis
Talbott
Herold Taylor
W. H. Talpott
E.S. Hollan
W. W. Kuizat
Gus Coburn
Henry Spann
Joel Man- Boy
President Harrison's Sunday Church Pageantry and Intrusion
Gossipy Washington reporting on President Harrison's Sundays at the Church of the Covenant details crowds of curious visitors, rude questions, and police need at the pews and exits. It notes the awkward spectacle for the president and family and the strain on church hospitality amid mission gatherings and social climbers.
Local Indiana Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Area
For Indiana the local forecast calls for slightly warmer and cloudy conditions with rain expected Tuesday afternoon or evening. This 24 hour period ends at 12 m April 11, 1890, covering Indianapolis and vicinity.
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Indianapolis
Gilmore Edges Lavine In 25 Round Slugfest In Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan on Monday night Harry Gilmore defeated Billy Lavine in a hard fought 25 round bout to win 75 percent of the gate receipts. Both boxers were heavily punished in a bout described as a lively slugging contest. In Indiana at Lepanon vote tallies from the Saturday primary show H M LaFollette leading with 1143 of 1609 possible votes cast for the Republican congressional convention at Kokomo in June.
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Harry @Gilmore
Billy Lavine
East Saginaw
Mich
Harry Gilmore
Gilmore
Indianapolis News Highlights Local civic and social matters
A crowded list of city happenings includes church choirs debating wire tensions, the paper hangers union planning Tuesday organizing, spiritualist group growth near 200 members, nightly revival plans by Third Christian Church, and booming Indianapolis manufacturing. Notable items mention William Curry at the national convention, gas trust anger among Southside residents, Big Four executives sighted, naturalization of Hiram Wetzel, 17 new Commercial club applicants, and parole for Michael ONeal. Also noted are a 600-house and 600-lot parcel sale plan, Benton's water inquiry over trichina risk, Avon club name joke, local political candidacies, and civic inquiries into Brightwood leadership and carriages.
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Plymouth Church
Tom Taggart
Paper Hangers’ Union
Tndianapolis Spiritualists
Third Christian Church
Indianapolis
William Curry
Hartford
Trust
Ingalla
Green
Maries
Big Four
Monay
Hiram Wetzel
Howe
William of
Germany
Moses McLein
Michael O'Neal
Crawfordsville
Eigira Garrity
Washington St
Insane Asylum
Haughey
Firemen’s Teller Fund
Henry Bals
Prince
Volney Malott
Chicago & Atlantic Road
Clerk of
Federal Court
W. H. English
Chicago Fire Department
Indidianapoli
Eee
Fire Department
Builders’ Trade Council
Matt Anderson
Kirg
Daniel Burton
John E. Sullivan
Metcalf
State Board of Health
Earl Park
Benton County
Avon
Shakesperian Club
Gas trust sparks ward 21 debate at council meeting
The council debated extending gas mains in ward 21 amid accusations the Consumers' gas trust misused funds and stalled extensions. Residents urged compliance while trustees criticized politics and proposed a new system, as the vote to recall the measure failed 20 to 2.
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Trasler
Ressman
John P. Frenzel
Pearson
Indianapolis
Col. Hicalin
Ward 2
Gas Trust
Standiny
David Myara
Yontz
Myers
Roseman
Ward 21
Ta Sun
Trust
Achame
Trusler
Olsen
Left Her New Hubby
Susie Crownell aged 18 daughter of Captain Leo Crownell of Bushville Pennsylvania was to wed Dr George Rouse a year ago. He disappeared on a business trip and later reappeared then she eloped with Lester Stont after marrying him two weeks earlier. The couple vanished after being seen in Denkirk leaving no trace. The bride is well educated abroad speaks six languages and comes from a wealthy family. her Cuban mother once eloped with Crownell from New Orleans twenty years ago.
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Bushville
Susie Crownell
Leo Crownell
George Rouse
Miss Crowne
Lester Stont
Rouse
Denkirk
Capt
Crownell
New Orleans
Michigan Central to run fastest New York Chicago train
The Michigan Central announces a new limited vestibule train between New York and Chicago, claiming to be the fastest in the world and promising a 23 hour run time. In Logansport, Indiana, Rana Sherman and three accomplices broke jail during a thunderstorm, as the outlaw gang leader escapes.
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Wilis
Michigan Central Railroad
New York
Chicago
Gores to Pittsburg
Cincinnati report notes Hick Carpenter, longtime third baseman of Cincinnati, released Monday and likely to join Pittsburg. Also mentions Jersey Butter delivery and the regular Friday orders from Chas J Kuna at 49 N Lincoln.
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Gores
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hick Carpenter
Chas, J. Kuna
N. L.lincisst
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Church of the Covenant
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Baby McKee
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Windom
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
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Washington-st
Gitx Life
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