New Jail Plans for Marion County to Include Underground Court Access
Marion County commissioners favor a three story brick jail with 72 cells and an underground passage to the courthouse for prisoner transfer. An attached turnkey yard and multiple wings aim to enhance security, with an upper floor cell arrangement and sound tubes to watchers. site choice centers on courthouse yard pending possible land donations.
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Janket
Autel
Pauly Jail Building and Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Chas. G. Mueller
Sanparvising
Court House Yard
OS E
Thas
Perh Poul
Merion County Jaul
Marion County
Court House
Jireetiy
Sharif
Market St
Tlis
Tuinkay
Washington, D. C
Dayton
Little Tuesday the mimicry prodigy of New York
Joe Artint's niece Tuesday is a renowned young performer in New York whose unusual name stems from her Friday of birth. The child, billed as No. 401 by her uncle, charms crowds with recitals and dancing. She mimics skits, recites lines, and delights audiences, with plans for a future as a great actress.
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Joseph Arthur
New York
Arthur
Ramlet
Sobledy
Tuesday
Anetta Cobb
Aby
Charlotte Senna Wood
Santa Claus
Miss Osgood hosts cat party as chic social fad
In Norwich Connecticut Miss Jane Osgood a wealthy resident hosts a cat party at her grand home inviting about a score of cats and owners printed invitations on linen paper with a cat image. Cats socialize and feast on fish and other fare while Dr Heber Newton weighs faith and resurrection in a New York sermon. In Snow Hill Maryland William Wellsworth, a jail inmate, escapes repeatedly using clever tricks but is finally restricted with an iron collar chain and ball and chain after a near fatal series of attempts. Religious fervor briefly frees him then fades as escaping efforts resume.
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Jane Osgood
Norwich
Conn
Heber Newton
New York
William Weilsworth
Snowhill
Wellsworth
Joseph Arthur
Waelish’s
Arthur
Realis
Garthur
Jannis Yeamans
Sune
Jacob Putentler
Perry Bascom
Jane
Col
Henry Clay Risener
Perry Vascom
Judith Berolde
Sue Eudaly
Arrest of Rev H B Todd and other local items
Rev H B Todd was arrested at Wheeling on a serious charge as stated by Mrs Bowerman. Arch Martins large barn near Martinsville burned Sunday with contents, loss $2000 and no insurance. Eight young women applying for teaching certificates at Crawfordsville were caught cheating and dismissed. A reception and presentation to Prof John Clark Ridpath occurred at Greencastle Monday with many men of letters in attendance and Will Cumback delivering the complimentary speech.
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H. RB. Todd
Wheeling
Wm. Bowerman
Arch Martin
Martinsville
Crawfordsville
John Clark Ridpath
Greencastle
Will Cumback
Dalton's Head and Foot Store Hat and Shoes Offer
Dalton advertises hats and shoes with free offers. The text names Dalton, Mattes wid Shoer, and Bates Ticuss in a fragmented promotional note from a historic newspaper page.
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Dalton’s Head and Foot Store
Dalton
Mattes
Bates Ticuss
Newfoundland Premier Hints Union With United States
Loxnox April 25 Newfoundland premier Sir William Whiteway said Lord Knutsford's Newfoundland bill on its second reading lacks significance and Lord Salisbury may accept a compromise. if not, they will seek justice in the House of Commons and consider union with the United States as a last resort. The financial markets also report grain speculation and a major fire at Forestport Oneida county.
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Newfoundland
Great Britain
Loxnox
William Whiteway
Lord Knutsford
Lord Salisbury
House of Commons
Crazy George Anain Announces World Tour Lecture
George Francis Train sends a note to the Mail from Erie on Tuesday morning. He requests the committee be notified and says he will advertise a fair around the world and will arrive at the Auditorium that night for a lecture.
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George Anain
Caicaco
George Francis Train
The
Mail
Erie
Local notes mix court wins and community events
The report covers several local items: Mrs. Bingham wins in the Bingham vs. Walk case at the supreme court. a license attempt by Geo Richardson is blocked after a recent divorce. railroads reject semi monthly excursions due to business impact. Ed Harman accepts a singing offer in Walnut Hills. Augustus Monroe’s family dispute ends with a police fine. workers protest Sunday labor. humor on patrolman rules under the new charter. Haywood’s assault case with a banana seller involved. a long list of deaths and marriages listed as Bierus and DeaAous. multiple marriage licenses issued including George King Anba Wirtz and others.
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Mozart Hall
Bingham Va
Sun
Bingham
Supreme Court
Geo. Richardson
Letitia Howard
Daniels
Board of Trade
Ed. Harman
Tabernacle
Central Christian Church
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Augustus Monroe
James
Vandes St
Augustus
Jesse H. Horn
Big Four
Brightwood
Central Labor Union
Shafer
Hla
Minc
James Haywood
McCormick Reaper Company
Squire Teilleman
Goldman
Haywood
Washington St
Meridian
Banarta
Hayswood
Squire
Baywood
Bierus
William and
Elmira White
Harles
Mrs. Downey
Milton
Florence Miller
A. B
Ollie Bingenfelter
W. EB
Fanny Daniels
DeaAous
Mary Kinklin
Alabama-st
Patrick Hennesey
Union-st
Louisa Arnold
Brookside-ave
Clara Thomas
Chesapeake-st
Ashley Surney
W. Obie-st
Hamorrhaze
George King
Anba Wirtz
Notice Served to Halt Work on Broad Ripple Road Dispute
A sheriff’s office scene in Washington Township documents a notice served on Broad Ripple transit backers and associates. The Citizens’ street railway aims to block construction by court action. officials discuss prior stock maneuvers, rights of way, and potential injunctions. The Broad Ripple project proceeds until a court order halts it.
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Broad Ripple
Win
T. Steele
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Sheriff’s Office
Bosson
BRC
Light
Samuel Hanway
Gee
W. Lancaster
H. A. Gooch
Broad Ripple Rapid Transit Company
ULES
Canal
Teron Brown
Dotie
Rye
Cravel Bar Company
PY. Srese
Wat
Myumonnasa
Parr
Dr. Light
Mr. Hanway
Lancester
Mi Clanway
Mr. Steele
WF. Mithelland
Citizens’ Company
Tin
Sugar Flat Road
Sean Bailey
James Rice
Chicago
Washington Township
S Spencer
Board of County Commissioners
Bailey
Ries
Dies
Suprems Court
Allisonville
Sugar Flat
Rise
Tam
Chicago Times
Das. West
Broad Ripple Company
Allen
Still in Frone Battle for Front Rages in Local Graft
Sullivan leads in front of the procession with Wallace close behind and Catterson and Trusler advancing steadily. Tuesday's vote shows Sullivan 26698 and Holt 23. many candidates with under ten votes will be dropped Monday, as supporters plan last-minute voting.
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the Moyer
Sullivan
Wallace
Catterson
Trusler
T.L. Sullivan
R. Holt
T. Cottrell
JNO. Covern
P. CG. Trusier
J.T. Biasn
Morss
Win
Bierklin
W. S. Canfield
AW Corre Rade
G. J. Franks
Valentine Born
F.C. Reaume
Fishbac
Dugan - C
F. Darnell
Greinsteine
Dno
Caven
Brennen
Rifer
Ben Franklin
W. Jigwey
Gid
B. Thompson
W.H. Rastman
Lyon
Martindale
A. Keifer
Mhaz Core
Dr. Il
A.cleveland
Oliver T. “Morton
W.sewall
L. A. Simpson
J. Barry
G. A Marva
Alr Baker
Beiber
Jos, Bristow
Fred Ellison
Seguin
Fred
Bammann
Bernhamer
Moninger
Lowes
Tas Sun
Sue Word
Tae Sun Hallot
Sue Sun
Fresh Foreign Facts From The Global Briefs
French minister to Russia resigns amid upheaval. Over 500 Jewish families expelled from Kiev on Monday. An explosion in Wilkowice Bohemia leaves ten dead. Manipur captured by the enemy. British authorities curb revolutions in courts. Pope Leo notes US public schools rival parochial ones. Col Miguel Lopez dies in Mexico City. once a betrayer of Emperor Maximilian. San Salvador and Honduras sign a treaty ending hostilities. Chinese naval fleet decimated by government torpedo boats. war nears its end with victory for the attackers.
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Russia
Kieff
Wilkowitz
Bohemia
Manipur
Ihe
Pope Leo
United States
Col
Miguel Lopez
Mexico
Maximilian
San Salvador
Honduras
Chifian Resi
Funeral of Count Von Moltke Draws German Nation’s Devotion
Berlin April 28 Count Von Moltke’s funeral drew wide spread honors from all ranks as crowds lined streets and a gun salute ended the service. The emperor and imperial family attended with princes and diplomats while Prince Bismarck sent a letter of regret. In Detroit Michigan Century workers clash with police during a strike leaving a striker mortally wounded and militia called to readiness.
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Berlin
Count von Moltke
Ead
Carser
Empire
Prince Bismarck
Hig Eid
Aris
Detroit
Perron
Mich
Michigan Central
Charles Renitz
Fire destroys center block in town disaster
April 28. Fire Tuesday morning in the center block destroyed that and several adjoining buildings in the town center. The Oil City fire department was called, or the town would have been wiped out. Loss estimated at about 103,000 dollars, partly covered by insurance.
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Ites
Pire
Borestport
Oneida Couy
Yneludize
GCA
Sig
Frankins
Oil City
Insiurane
Weather Forecast For Indianapolis Apr 11 1891
Indiana will see warmer breezy conditions with wind in the Indianapolis region during the next 24 hours ending 8 am April 11 1891. Local forecasts indicate improving temperatures and windy intervals throughout the area.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Warner
Fic
Sporting Life Features From Cleveland to Waterloo
The board of racing control licenses 70 jockeys as Lexington and Nashville races begin. King heads to Pittsburg for 5000 dollars. Various boxing, umpiring, and club changes unfold, including Ryan and Slavin disputes, Ruppert buying dogs, and a Yale-St. Paul boxing blame game. league results show Pittsburg, Cleveland, and New York powerhouses amid wide sports action.
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Cleveland
Waterloo
Board of Racing Control
Lexington and Nashville
King
Pittsburg
Yarlor
Loudon
Tom Ryan
Ryan
Slavin
Sullivan
St. Louis
Mundas
John
Snyder
Asso Stati
Washington
Bob Mathews
Vol. J. Ruppert, Jr
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Galvin
Mack
Young
Duryéa
Vaughn
Bostons
Athletics
Burlington
Farrell
Chamberlin
Milligan
Baltimore
Cunningham
Townsend
Casey
Metwaire
Tavis
Tiere
oUsclis Gia Boyle
Nea
Monyar
Mob Flogs John Abbott in Haughville Jailyard
An angry mob seized John Abbott from the Haughville jail in the early hours, stripped him, and whipped him about fifty times after forcing a confession. He denied guilt, pleaded innocence, and was returned to confinement as about twenty local colored men discussed vigilante action elsewhere. Ike Abbott, his brother, protested their innocence and blamed the mob for targeting the wrong man.
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Haughville
John Abbott
Jobn Disha
Craffordsville Pike
Baughye
Gates
Joba
Ike Abbott
Indianapolis
Tivine
Abbott
Baughville
Marshal Swith
W. North St
Abbotts
Squire Martin
Tice
Calabooso
Bklarshal Dillion Sove
John
Thrope
Massad
Lin
Haughville Lock-Up
Devine
Trisianapolis
SUN
Joughville
Saladu
Dering
Calaboose
Maria Hoes
Ike
Siquire Martin
Bucktown
Eauebville
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