Donnelly Predicts a Revolution in Uproar Over Coxey and Congress
Ignatius Donnelly, Minnesota orator, in room 40 at the Grand hotel, attacks Congress and Democrats, touts Coxey's march as a rallying point for populists, labels Cleveland shallow and urges immediate action, warning of a possible revolution if marchers are harmed. Donnelly plans to depart Tuesday for Oshkosh.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Grand Hotel
Sun
Congress
Democrats
Herce
Coxey
Coxeyites
Cramyle
Lugland
Iris Plein
Thes
Cleveland
New York
Wallst
Buchanan
Washington
Donnelly
I. D
Oshkosh
Obituary of John A. Reaume Prominent City Leader
John A. Reaume, prominent physician and business leader, died of heart failure on a Panhandle train returning from California. A Michigan native who served at Camp Carrington, he aided St. Mary’s academy, built City hospital and St. Vincent's hospital, and financed a Sisters of the Good Shepherd laundry. He leaves a widow, two daughters, and a son-in-law succession.
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John A. Reaume
John A
California
Denver
Logansport
Anna
Marion
Michigan
Camp Carrington
St. Mary’s Academy
Tw Sun
Reaume
Eaume
E. Washington St
City Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Elderly vagrant John Woods jailed after suicide attempts
John Woods, an aged vagrant and morphine user, was fined $50 and placed in the workhouse after a police court hearing on vagrancy. During two days in jail he attempted suicide three times by hanging and was cut down each time. The weather outlook for Indiana covers 36 hours to 8 p.m. April 24, 1894, with warmer, fair conditions and possible southern showers on Tuesday.
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John Woods
Woods
Indiana
Brown Declares Apportionment Act Constitutional
Judge Brown in a packed circuit court holds the apportionment act of 1905 constitutional despite claims of unequal districting. He notes political questions and cites Lincoln as he upholds representation math, with notice of appeal filed and GOP officials vowing swift supreme court action before fall elections.
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Abraham Lincoln
Brown
LSU
Ford
Winter
Lucius B. Swift
M. Shepard
Circuit
Adams County
Wiscassia
Michigan
Lincoln
Republican State Executive Committee
Supreme Court
Wisbard
Supreme
End of the Carpenters Strike Cites Unions and Bosses
The carpenters end a three week strike amid widespread layoff of about 400 men. L. L. Cloud chairs a committee stating they cannot afford to continue the dispute yet insist on the eight hour law. Bosses refuse arbitration and vow not to recognize the union while offering to classify workers and pay wages as they see fit.
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Mondey
L. L. Cloud
Press Comitttes
C.D. C1. Brothers
Brotherhood
FH. Gale
C. W. Curtis
Carpenters
Cincinnati
Existance
Horse Auction Sale Promises Mammoth Weekend Event
Our sent monthly horse auction proves successful with a sale planned for Wednesday April 25 at our stables. Blair and Barun advertise a large selection of horses including fast speed and sprint types. Attend to see the lineup and bidding begins.
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Greas
Mexs
Sta.e
Blair & Barun
Brutal incident at Manager Boyce case in Mardison parish
In Vicxseure Mississippi on April 25 residents report a brutal incident involving Manager Boyce in Mardison parish. The text warns that several Black people may face penalties if captured, signaling ongoing pursuit and potential further consequences.
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Vicxseure
Miss
Boyce
Mardison Parish
Trains Run as Regions Report Mixed News Across Nations
Summary of scattered items: Great Northern trains active. Behring Sea Act supported by Sherman in New York. Norwich silk weavers strike ends. reports of men lost. Royal theater Liege bombed slightly. Jessa Seligman, NY banker, dead in Coronado. Harvard Yale boat race winner to be Oxford. miners in Colorado chase Chinese workers. Spanish pilgrims donate 1.2 million francs to pope. Belleville and Mingo miners not striking. Pana Illinois unreadable fragment.
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Great Northern
Victoria
O. K. Sherman Bank
New York
Norwich Silk Weavers
Royal Theater
Liege
France
Jessa Seligman
Coronado
Cal
Oxford
Colorado
Belleville
Mingo
Pana
Mighty Yough Fime Ignites Coxey Army Actions
Across the country, industrial armies led by figures like Kelley and Coxey disband or camp as they move between towns. Reports describe mutiny, dismissals, wagon donations, and trains promised to relieve or transport the groups amid federal attention.
Murdel and Fee Babies Found Dead in Alabama Woods
Mrs Georgie Sinclairs two young daughters aged 2 and 6 were discovered in the woods near their Tuscouky home with head injuries. Nearby a drowning infant Horace Johnson lay dead in a pond. Authorities suspect a murder suicide scenario.
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Tuscouky
Ala
Georgie Sinclair
Bunday
Horace Johnson
Postoffice Names and River Trip Contrast in 19th Century Report
A Sun reporter recounts Prof Hurry praising a Tennessee River trip from Illinois to Alabama as an affordable, memorable journey with forts and Shiloh field noted. The piece then critiques postoffice naming by Postmaster General Bissell proposing one syllable names, listing numerous quirky toponyms and contrasting them with royal and famous names.
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Sun
Tennessee River
Iniiana
Olmnois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Sussiasippi
Alabama
Fort Henry
Shuloh
Shiloh
Craw
Shiney Nye
Blue Rock
Jabo Wars
Etar
BicMechan
Tramps Vaccination Drive Amid Smallpox Fears In City
Health officials report no new smallpox cases by Monday morning while two patients in hospital improve. Police arrest five recently from Chicago and demand vaccination. Kate Kelly identified as third suspected case quarantined on Holdy street. Health board proposes a detention hospital and a tramp shelter, but the Board of Works blocks both requests.
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City Hospital
Froncay
W. Washington St
Walrantine
Wm. Whealar
Dana. Shaffer
Kate Melly
Tesith
Ho’ciack
Kate Kielly
Holdy-st
Cificern
Meighborhod
Eddys
Gut
Kate
Asion
Dashed on the Rocks The Los Angeles Wreck Near Point Sur
News records the steamship Los Angeles wreck off Point Sur 30 miles south of Monterey on a Sunday night. The vessel sank quickly but passengers and crew were saved. two boats were rescued by another vessel and a list of the lost is published from Monterey.
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Los Angeles
Montverry
Cal
Pacific Coast Steamship
Newport
San Francisco
Point Sur
Monterey
Angeles
Timothy Nolan
Mr. Fitzgerald
Drunk in Court Ends with Discharge Over Beers
In a police court Monday the defense claimed seven beers did not make a man drunk. The prosecutor noted six beers, but the acting judge Bradbury disagreed, stating he had seven beers many times without getting drunk and discharged the defendant. In a separate matter Attorney-general P. Smith appeals from Lake county over a fee and salary case in the supreme court.
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Cady
Bradbury
S Bradbury
Phere
P. Smith
Supreme Court
Munday
Lake County
Benator Kopelke
Necaiver Ikrost
Revival Clergyman Attends State Republican Convention
Rev KR V Hunter of Terre Haute formerly pastor of Sevanth Presbyterian arrives in Indianapolis for the Republican state convention. His affection for Olof Olsen remains evident as Tex Sheriff John Presaly shows slight improvement in condition. Pressly remains seriously ill but may recover. Baltic World city editor Herbert Lunt plans marriage to Lucille Marshall on April 25 at the bride's parents home on Central Ave and Twenty second St.
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KR. V. Hunter
Terre Haute
Sevanth Presbyterian Church
Olof Olsen
John Presaly
Lucille Marshall
Central Ave
Second-St
Local Notes Report Church Lectures Deaths and Arrests
Prof Moulton of Chicago lectures on biblical study at the People's Congregational Church. Frederick Froebel day celebrated at Plymouth Church. Joseph G Newcomb dies in Irvington. veteran of the 67th Indiana. Big Four detectives arrested in Lafayette. A depot boy dies after being struck by a stone from three men. Numerous couples apply for marriage licenses and local vital stats are listed.
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Moulton
Chicago University
Gia Cuszed
Dpaople
Congregational Church
Job
Clark
National Christian Ancestor Society
Tabernacle Church
Roberts Park Church
Garvin
Joseps G. Newcomb
Irvington
Vicksburg
Sixty
Indiana Infantry Volunteers
Geo. C. Eater
Abraham Burkhalter
Wm. Gall
Big
Lafayette
Lebanon
Brutus
George
Ida Lantray
John
Kate Verray
Fred
Rosine Dittman
Roland
Hila Wright
Jesse
Maggie Bowers
Luther
Belle Kurte
Katia Toler
Rodman H. Metzger
Chas, Molland
Grippe
J. W. Bradley
Wmarriaghe
Fred Schulmeister
Emelis Kasting
Elmer J. Birch
Mina Elizabeth Winters
Peter Jacobs
Rosina
Thomas W. Davis
Luella K. Hurlburt
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Allen County
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Bichener
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Franklin
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Arthur van Pait
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Geo
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Cumback
Truman
Schad & Schwarter
Pastor Alien
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Proebel
Leonora RicCord
Harper
Anna James
James House
N. Alabama St
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Criminal Court Room
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Thornton
Leroy Tampleton
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Indianapolis Coxey Brigade
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