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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1892
Page
4
Readable fragments report NF Noblesville census 4003 and 1216 students. Items include a Marion bishop ill in hospital, an Albany presbytery closure, a debt case in Madison, arson defense witnesses, and a Terre Haute paper editor jailed.
A Friday shooting near the turntable left Carter uninjured as a bullet shattered glass. A June 7 to 9 blind asylum reunion is planned with a program and banquet. Mail matter burned at Fletcher avenue and Dillon street. Minister Porter told by Blaine to prepare for return to Canberra duties. A row at a colored dance left Tapley shot but unharmed. Tax cage scheme eyed by Green Smith. Court dates set for April 18 in Vigo county. tax collection uncertain. Local contracts include $21 165 grand stand and $8 600 women’s building. union labor optional. Dr. Ross argues socialism aims to shift labor relations, not end them. City overrun budgets seek $22 000 loan plus funds for light, water, and safety needs.
Cincinnati sits in last place while Cleveland loses to Brooklyn on Friday. Tonmouth park racing proceeds with or without betting as Tenny trains slowly. Lexington hosts 500 horses, mostly two-year-olds. Browns falter against Chicago per St Louis papers. Pessara’s owner backs the Brooklyn handicap, Bert Johnson defeats Dave Hatch in Frisco in 16 rounds. Ten rain_POSTPONEMENTS mark the week as Hanlon’s era ends. Falvey and Frazier battle 83 rounds in Providence with Frazier prevailing. League scores show Chicago and St. Louis leading, with balanced batteries listed for several games.
Sunday sessions list diverse craft unions meeting at Marmont hall and related locales. Carpenters union No 137 Waugh ville and Amalgamated ico workers Illinois street named among groups. Locomotive engineers and railway trades also referenced in Marmont hall sessions.
An advertisement claims fat is needed for health and daily use and a reserve. Johann Hoff's Malt Extract aids digestion and appetite and stores fat. Prof Coleman notes improved digestion and increased heat production after use. The genuine label bears Hoff on an ivory bottle neck from Eisner Mendelson New York.
Geo Holland of Washington discusses grub-stake schemes and the lure of gold in the Pacific coast. He notes grub-stake practices, risks of little return, and the lavish newspaper offices fueling Western town booms.
The article reports rising war talk as Russia prepares for conflict and Britain pressures Egypt and Turkey amid Turkish asylum for Russian assassins. It notes Venezuelan rebels capturing government ships, Italy’s diplomatic stance, and fragile Bulgarian security with external demands to expel assassins.
The fragment hints at a banner claim of eight millions for the year 1892. It reads as a boast or financial appeal likely from a political or promotional purpose, but the text provides only this fragment without clear names, places, or events.
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