The Greatest Jewish Feast and Its Meaning
The Passover begins at sunset Thursday marking Moses three great feasts with male Israelites to worship in Jerusalem. It recalls the exodus of Egypt, the unleavened bread rite, and a lamb without blemish roasted with bitter herbs. Christians view Passover as type of Christ’s sacrifice and salvation from sin.
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Moses
Pharaoh
Israel
Puaro
Egypt
Christ
Weyel
Street Car Strike Turmoil Hits Detroit Rails
Riots erupt as strikers tear up rails and damage railroad property in Detroit. Police are powerless as unrest grows, with potential for further trouble amid the ongoing street car strike.
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Dernors
Albany Polite Harmony Shown Amid National Delegations
A scattered editorial snippet notes Mutual mining company in Channelaburg and local interests. Albany attorney H C Nereut reports harmony among New York Republicans and predicts a West campaign victory. Mention of Harri son administration, Hill and Cleveland split possibilities, and lavish Capitol cost versus local building details.
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Mutual Mining Company
Channelaburg
Capital
Emmet Rose
H.C. Nereut
Albany
N. Y
Cincinnati
the Sun
New York
West
Harrison
Indiana
Hill
Cleveland
Isaac Gray
Albany Capitol
Capitol
South Bend fishing club vows to curb fish law violations
The South Bend fishing club announces a bold drive to enforce state fish laws amid ongoing violations. The message emphasizes a strong community effort to safeguard local aquatic resources and ensure compliance by members and visitors.
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South Bend Fishing Club
The Trials and Triumphs of Joseph Arthur
Joseph Arthur, author of Blue Jenna, returns to Indianapolis for a triumphant homecoming. The article sketches his hard beginnings, world travels with Hague's minstrels, and eventual success with The Still Alarm and Blue Jeans, highlighting perseverance and creative rise.
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Joseph Arthur
Mr. Arthur
Weather summary for Indiana and Indianapolis area
Weather notes report Indiana fair and slightly cooler conditions. Four Indianapolis and vicinity observations cover the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. April 24 with late weather near stagnation in temperature and nearly stationary conditions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Vicinity
Slavin and Mitchell spar in New York May 10 featured
Long list of sports notes features Slavin and Mitchell sparring in New York on May 10. Other items include Toledo seeking a Northwestern league vela team, Pittsburg tossers led by Silver Kinn and Baldwin, and a pool challenge of 100 balls. Crowd sizes and various game results across baseball and racing are mentioned, plus a period note on John T Brush in Cincinnati.
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Slavin
Mitchell Spar
New York
Toledo
Monroe
Hall
Silver’ Kinn
Baldwin
Stratton
Ral- Vin
Stajey
Pittsburg
A. L. Thiewell
Theasso
Boston
Athletics
Batteries
Botlinton
Murphy
Wreghing
Cross
St Louis
Louisville
Stivetts
Boyle
Doran
Ryan
Memphis
Clifton
Ithaca
Blarneystone, Jr
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Brush
P. Cay
Wanquirer
Jolin T. Fresh
League
Rusie
Buckley
Clairkson
Bennett
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hemmine
Daily
Gleason and Clements
Pillsburs
Chicago
Alvin
Mack
Daley
Hutchingen
Early Indiana newspapers show perilous infancy and bold days
Reader notes trace the evolution from telegraph era to bound volumes in the state library. The piece recounts the Journal and Sentinel history, shifts from daily to bi weekly, and the mail failures that shaped early reporting. It highlights editors juggling ads, legislature coverage, and rising print costs amid volatile 19th century presses.
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Stata
Oleis
Nod
Ios Daily State Sentinel
Sentisel
J.P Chapman
Chaputade S
Mauch Money
Indianapolis Laily Herald
Sentinel
Sears
Tuday Jndiana Journal
J. M. Tilford
Journal and Sentinel
Derby Wilder
Chas
Wilder
Pearl
Meridiansis
Wynn Tec
Felio
Everin
Sonneal
Bae
Ifenry Brown
Reridianst
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ginefiaati Inquirer
Vonmercial
Gazelle
Albany
Explosion Devastates Pozze Pan Talea Powder Magazine
An explosion near Rome at Pozze Pan talea destroyed the fort and damaged hundreds of houses and the Vatican. King Humbert visited the scene as authorities evacuated the injured. about 120 people were wounded and many killed, with 250 tons of powder in the magazine.
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Rom
Pozze Pantalea
Humbert
Hedcow
House of Parliament
Vatican
ITAS TEGUN and Shater clash over gravel and road work
Reported tensions surround ITAS TEGUN and Shater as crews push gravel laying at Centrabarec and Deans hackas Leen while Bread Hipple sirset car company deploys workers to clear paths. Shatter mobilizes a dozen teams to grade and fill belts, claiming road improvements but observers dispute progress and shovel use.
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Rand Ripple
Bread Hipple Sirset Car Company
Pitteenth SL
Deanshackas Leen
Mr. Shatter
Beer Shatter
Shaffer
Stratier
Rug import case overvaluation under McKinley bill ruling
Rin von Hs April 25. J Sloane carpet dealers imported sheepskin rugs claimed as mats under the McKinley tariff. The United States circuit court judge La i ruled the appraisement correct, collecting duties.
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Rin von Hs
Splj-Ww
J Sloane
Lai
United States Circuit’ Court
Pha
Coliecie
Railway men host ball at Penison House in city social
The Penison house hosted a ball by railway conductors Wednesday night with a splendid time. An Indianapolis lodge visit to Excelsior lodge to exchange amplified third rank work drew many attendees from nearby towns. The legal notices include a judge's verdict of 62 dollars in Decatur County and other court recitals.
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Keen Smith
Jyin Juige Walker
Hannah Martens
Argainst Palmer Wenner
Decatay
Wemoner
Hannah
Wenner
Lndianapolis
Excelsior Lodus
Ohio
Indiana
Clive Branch Indwe
Matildaley
John
Lulu Alexie
Cora Whitaker
David
Ligzie Rinard
William
Sofa Primas
Orando
Minnis Ball
Arles
Christina Seitz
Dearua
P. C. Nelyke
Hiizabeth Hasterage
Barbara Reiffe
Russell-ave
Wanted Bride Swindler Floats Treacherous Triple Marriage
A sensational Texas case exposes a trifecta of marriages by Charles Griuson, a sewing machine manager with links to Europe and America. He wed in England, abandoned his first wife who died, then married a young American, Mary Wilson of Trenton, New Jersey, and later took a third wife after a prolonged absence. Mary states he claimed his first wife had divorced him, and she joined him across Europe and North America before being deserted. The court seeks redress for the resulting harm.
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Charles Griuson
Europe
America
Longsborough
Leicestershore
England
Tony
Anan
Cne
Mary Wilson
Trenton
Nvo
Hoe
United States
Mary
Brask Iyp
New Brunswick
Divorce Papers Backlash Shocks City Courtroom
A chaotic divorce suit unfolds with allegations of concealing papers in county offices and a tense exchange with officials. Katie Holtzman sues Lee Holtzman amid alimony dispute while justice officials scramble to keep details from the press. In New York, resistance grows to designating a public fountain, citing family honor. Chicago labor unrest reports note strikes at Walker Oakley and Davidson & Son over wages and convict labor policies.
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Tsel
Hamilton and
Sefuryter Famies
Board of Aldermen
Robert Ray Hamilton
Lge
Wharch Alexander , Hamilton
Philip Schuyler Browght
Tie
Chicaco
Walker, Oakley & Co.starmeries
Davidson & Son
Mayoral race in Indianapolis sees Wallace lead and Catterson gain
The campaign trail shows Sullivan and Wallace in a tight race as Catterson gains momentum. Voter tallies reveal Wallace with strong support, while ballots urge readers to submit the Sun Ballot for Democratic and Republican contests.
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Wallace
Catterson
Indianapolis
R. EF. Catterson
Eli Luly
J.T. Brusa
G &. Tanner
H. Moras
W. Conduitt
B. Sete
Brunks
David Wallace
Gitta Stechhan
S. Darnell
Seguin
Gréinsteiner
Wno
Caven
Bremen
J. Brev
Lowey
Gid
Bastsenn
A. Keifer
J.C. Tee
Fla. Cleves i
May W. Sessa
Ben Franklin
Oliver T. Mortold
Nelley
A. Siminson
Heel
Wells
Shore
J. Reeves
Baker
Kraiver
Relban
M. Ceawtec
Des
Bristow
Teas Sux
THO Sun Ballot
Foraker Insult Claim Spurs Indiana Politicians
Ex governor Foraker faces criticism from Indiana officeholders over an alleged snub to President Harrison at Cincinnati. Reports say he denies intent, while observers claim it showed personal dislike. The debate includes Foster’s remark and reactions at the Republican league meeting in Cincinnati.
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Foraker
Harrigani
Cincinnati
Narrison
Cincinnate
Spl
Republican National League
Harrison
Washington
Foster
Mosby
Thurston
Faiter
Blaine
Tom
Indiana
Maby
Gov. Foraker
Reception honorsDr William Salmon oldest English doctor
In Loxton on April 23 a London medical profession reception celebrated Dr William Salmon of Glamorganshire as likely the oldest living physician in England or possibly the world. Born in Suffolk years ago last Monday, his name appears on the Royal College of Surgeons list in 150, confirming long tenure. Despite advanced age, Salmon remains fully capable and actively pursues his practice with steadiness uncommon in younger physicians.
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Medical Profession of
London
William Salmon
Glamorganshire
England
Buffolk
Royal Colere of Eurgeons
Iso
Lota clerk at Chandler and Rudd's quit work claim
Fragmentary note reports a clerk at Chandler and Rudd's quitting work and mentions a product described as Star Cure by W Walger claiming rapid cure in five minutes. Details and context are unclear in the OCR.
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Chandler & & Rudd's
W. Walger
Brave Girl Dies Defending Lover in Coke Region Riot
In Fayette County Pennsylvania strife flared as two evictions led to a clash between deputies and strikers. A Hungarian girl protecting her lover was shot when a revolver discharged accidentally, killing her and wounding Sheriff April. More troops and officials ruled the scene as 4000 marchers heard fiery speeches.
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Fayette County
Adelaide
McCormick
Pinaby
April
Yhierlon
Leisenring
Co. C
Seathale Wednesay
Alex Jones
Aurel Delaar
Jen Brown
Chicago
Breat Moorewood
Evictions, strikes, and foreign affairs in brief items
A scattered summary notes evictions on Broad Ripple road and local labor unrest as over 2,000 Bradfam spinners plan to return to work. It also cites foreign reports on Paris garrison testing readiness, Henry Michael Antoine’s death, Portuguese gunboats in crisis, and hostage incidents in Manipuri and German borders.
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Henry Michael Antoine
Ruiea
Bradfam
Paris
Gen. Smith
Timperor William
Varnell
Clai
Parnell
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