Chicago All American Baseball Tour Keeps Peace With President
The Chicago All American team, arriving from Cleveland in Indianapolis, meets President Harrison at the White House amid claims of a snub. Spalding defends the visit, stating Harrison was busy with cabinet affairs and did not slight the players. The tour showcases baseball to foreigners while the teams focus on the games and skill display.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Denison House
United States
Harrison
White House
Washington
Wey
Athletic Park
al G. Spalding
Gen. Harrison
Potomac
Blaine
Spalding
Windy City
Labor union clash over Kelleher boycott and return
Labor groups in the city react as Alpha assembly restores P. J. Kelleher to membership and lifts the boycott, a move many allege exceeded Alpha's authority since the district assembly alone can lift sanctions. The Friday session of district assembly 106 is expected to condemn Alpha for overstepping and to decide Kelleher's fate within the order.
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Alpha Assembly
P. J. Kelleher
District Assembly 106
Kelleher
Commercial Assembly
Kelseher
Alpha
Abor
Spring Styles in Shoes at Geop Marott
Local notice announces new spring styles in shoes with a closeout of odds and ends. Limited pairs remain at Geo. P. Marott located at 16 North Penn street.
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Geo. P. Marott
North Penn-st
Inaugural Farce of Penjamin Harrison at Beeler Street
A satirical recount of a colored community inauguration parody for Penjamin Harrison at Rev. N. A. Seymour's Baptist church on Beeler Street. The event featured proxy oath by Chief Justice Fuller, mistaken Waite replacement, and a mock White House reception amid a festive color community setting. Separate notes cover a large colored wedding of Miss Tillie Parker to Robert Sweeney in North Street, and upcoming literary society events at Allen Chapel and Little Zion Baptist Church with planned debates on wealth versus education.
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Penjamin Harrison
The
United States
N. A. Seymour
Little Baptist Church
Beelerat
Fuller
Harrison
Dudley
Davie
Justice Waite
Justice Fuller
Thinstead
Blaine
Edward Hawkins
Grover Cleveland
Fhe
Misa White
Morton
Ian Davis
White House
Blackford
Tillie Parker
Robert Sweeney
Virginia
Rav. T. J. Mangan
Jonas Tabernacle
Lizzie Breckenridge
Jesse Scott
Howard
Crandell
Cutting
Allen Chapel
Colored) Literary Society
Wr. Lewis
Tim Tyler
Messrs
Benson
L. J. Christie
Bride
Hart
Russian Church
Maplest
Missing Equitable agent Lowe rumored to flee with cash
Kansas City reports show John W. Lowe of the Equitable mortgage company is missing with about 25,600 dollars. Company officials say any loss would be under 10,000 dollars, as authorities seek details amid local excitement.
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Kansas City
Phillipsburg
Kas
John W. Lowe
Equitable Mortgage Company
Meager reports of whipping of Mormon elders in Dale county Alabama
Reports from Alabama Dale county describe a mob whipping several Mormon elders near Potstown, inspired by Ozark Star editorials. One elder is reported severely injured and possibly dying.
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Alabama
MincHam
Ala
Dale County
Ozark Star
Potstown
Daglish Acquitted After Murder Trial At Court
In a criminal court on Wednesday John Daglish was found not guilty of killing his boy companion Tommie Downie. The defense argued multiple stories from Mat tie James while the state stressed the post mortem wounds. Daglish sobbed as his family embraced him and the jury returned a verdict of acquittal amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Criminal Court
Daglish
Tommie Downie
Smith
John Duncan
Mattie James
James
Downie
Duret
Suror Barnes
Fox
Culoris
Whitsell
Taylor
Horace M. Hadley
Howland
A.J. Miller
Geo. Sweetzer
Agseessor
Benna Kborn
Fred Kifer
Meridian National Bank
Broad Ripple Natural Gas Company
Mary C. Webater
Augusta Station
Gen. Carnahan
Albert Gall
D. B. Tanner
Isaac Thalman
I. N. Walker
Washington
Frank Aower
W. New
Aurora
Scott Ray
Carpenter
State Board of Education
State House
Smart
Purdue
Supt
Layne
Evansville
Dudley Street railway dispute flares on Michigan street
In a conflict involving the Dudler-damson cable electric horse car company and city authorities, workmen laid track on Michigan street near Alabama, the street commissioner ordered a halt, threats of arrest were raised, and President Hammond directed workers to fill the street and go home. A warrant for the foreman’s arrest was expected to bring the matter to court.
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Michigan St
Haughville
Woodruft Place
Hammond
Elopement of Heiress Clears Bailie Disappearance
New York reports William Bailie a Hayden's clerk disappeared then eloped to Newark with Miss Edgaretta Olcott, heiress valued at ten thousand six hundred dollars. Holy Week rites at Catholic churches featured silent bells, foot-washing ceremonies, and the blessing of three oils at St John’s cathedral by Bishop Chatard, with strict purity and olive oil required for chrism and catechumens.
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New York
Wm. Bailie
Hayden’s
Broadway
Newark
Edlgaretta Olcott
Christ
St. John’s Cathedral
Chatard
Quarrel Between Eminent Snobs At New York Centennial
April 14 dispatch details Washington centennial preparations in New York with soiree plans at the Metropolitan Opera House and Delmonico’s banquet. Mentions Ned Stokes and champagne episode, a detective bureau push for theft prevention, and social factions led by Ward McAllister figures. Also notes assorted early reports from Caldwell Arkansas and Arkansas City about boomers, plus a Chisholm Trail clash near Oklahoma City with fatalities.
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New York
Joe Pulitzer
New York World
Washington
Metropolitan Opera House
Ned Stokes
Hoffman
Opera House
Fisk
Dalen
Stokes
Fle
Oc Casini
Detective Bureau
Inspector Byrnes
Ward McAllister
Bryan
Broadway
City Hall Park
Delmonico’s
Pat Eagan
Pat Ford
Fish
Gerry
McAllister
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Anthony Comstock
Grant
Police Court records and local misdeeds from week
Daniel Troy jailed for drunken behavior and vermin infestation sent to the works. West end residents fired him for threatening to burn property. Lewis McOwen and Henry McDonald each footed $25 after beating Geo. and Harry Lee last Sunday. Geo. W. Herbert of Louisville spilled Hoosier whisky, collided a buggy on Washington and Pennsylvania streets Wednesday night, incurring $410 in costs.
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Daniel Troy
West End
Lewis McOwen
Henry McDonald
Geo
Harry Lee
W. Herbert
Louisville
Tim Clarke seeks renomination amid city race chatter
The article notes Tim Clarke aims for renomination and trims his sails for the primary while Councilman Dunn pursues the same post. It cites Colbert denying Democratic mayoral clerk candidacy rumors and criticizes South Side Democrats over council strength. A laborer warns the ticket could lose votes if timber remains weak. Mayor Denny defends Washington trip and denies seeking ministerial post.
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Tim Clarke
Dunn
Colbert
Ike King
Denny
Washington
Gessipsant
South Side
Pity system woes loom in Greene county Indiana
A lengthy local notice lists widespread post office changes in Greene county with renewed appointments and removals. It notes Anderson trials, ministerial disputes, court actions, bank suits, and a Washington centennial planning committee, all reflecting a bustling community pulse amid political and social tensions.
Toledo Indians Aimless Game With Indians and Toledo
A listless afternoon contest drew about 500 as Indianapolis beat Toledo 3 to 0 in a chaotic game. Whitney and Myers starred for the Hoosiers with Glasscock, Shafer and Denny contributing key plays for Indianapolis. Toledo managed only two runs in a later game as St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 7 to 5 in the opening association championship clash.
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Athletic
Alvord
Verden
Rlasscock
Assisfing
Capt Jack
Sava
Hines
Shafer
Danny
Sneed
Myers
McGeachy
Bassett
Consomme
Getzein
Saga
Webbe
Denny
Schoeneck
Glasseeck
Hoosiers
Jnast
Quest
Sagea
Glasscock
Werden
van Dyke
Etzein
Hives
Thiee
Sage
Wehble
Boilenus
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns
Postmaster Wallace reassures staff changes will wait until May
In a candid talk with reporters Wallace defends internal moves at the Post Office. He notes a home man was given a position despite party ties and admits a quick discharge of a troublesome carrier over concerns about a drunken Irishman. He pledges no changes before May first and defends personnel against political accusations.
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Wallace
Civil Services
Canoe
Haull
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Occidental Clothing House
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