Silent pleas and sealed tips in Broad Ripple rail deal
Attorney Mason keeps talks off the record as 13 Broad Ripple franchise copies remain uncalled for in the county, while rumors swirl over $10,000 deposits and potential sale to boost competition against Citizens' company. Timely talks loom as insiders hint at leadership shifts if a purchase closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Broad Ripple
Gus Mason
Sun
Marketst
County Commissioners’ Office
Broad Ripple Company
Kenzel
Shaffee
Mr. Steele
Tom Steele
Frenzel
Trade group clash over penned release in $10000 suit
Wm R Berlin files suit against Moore and Coffin for $10000 alleging conspiracy to enforce by law a no breach release rule. Berlin, earning 1800 a year, resigned to join M OConnor Co but Moore & Coffin refused consent. Case tests Wholesale Grocers' Association rules on employee transfers and boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Collin
Lproducc Wien
Smng
M. O’connor & Co
Moore & Coffin
Berlin
Bevlin
Wanted Home for Children Plea to County Board
Mrs. John Reaume spoke to county commissioners on behalf of a petition for a new house to care for children under guardianship. Officials said they would not plan a new building this year due to jail construction but would arrange a suitable house next year. In the meantime they will rent a building and seek large houses near the city outskirts for lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reaume
County Commissioners
Board of Children’s Guardians
Indiana Weather Forecast for 36 Hours Ending April 29 1892
The Weather for Indiana calls for cooler, cloudy conditions with occasional rain Thursday and colder, fair weather Friday. The forecast notes a moderate cold wave and changes after a rain in the eastern part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ghort K K All Araggiste Sale Noted
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names, places, or events. Unable to determine specific persons or organizations involved.
Sailor Boy Turns Fortune as Ahrens Fire Engine Builder
Ahrens, born in Germany, fled a harsh voyage after a captain wounded him and forged a path to America. He landed in Cincinnati with 50 cents, joined Latta fire engine Co, improved patents, rose to partner, married, and by 1881 even met the old captain in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Ahrens
Indianapolis
Ahrens
Germany
Bremen
New York
Chris
America
Mr. Ahrens
West St
Cincinnati
Ile
Clevland
Ohio River
Latta Fire Engine Company
Ife
McDonald will contest will move prompts court order
Attorneys for Mrs. Josephine McDonald push to force contestants to reveal attack theory in the contested will case. Heirs claim the probated will is needed as key evidence while motions and affidavits pass between sides. The next hearing is set for Tuesday as arguments over production proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine McDonald
Tur Sun
Deeming Trials Opens with Mental Insanity Claims
In Mussourne Australia on April 23 the trial of wife killer Deeming began after a bid to postpone was denied. Dr Spring Thorpe testified to possible insanity from childhood and that his mother allegedly incited murder. Deeming appeared in court, writing notes as witnesses identified him, with the case adjourned to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussourne
Australia
Deeming
Lyle
Messrs
Deaking and
Furlong
Spring-Thorpe
Deakin
Walsh
Father Denies Assault Charge in Davis Trial
The Davis case in criminal court proceeded with a defense witness denying all charges and claiming absence from the alleged scene. Testimony highlighted the defendant's sobs in jail over the death of his six month old child while witnesses testified to his presence and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Davis
Davis
Windstorm Strikes Varramarso Indiana April 28
A destructive storm hit Varramarso on a Wednesday night with the Grand Trunk round house leveled and several houses damaged in the northern city suburbs. Fences and buildings suffered heavy damage in nearby rural areas. no deaths reported to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varramarso
Ind
Grand Trunk Round House
Paris Socialists to Publish First of May Newspaper
Paris socialists plan a new paper to advance their interests with an official organ of the international organizing committee. At a Wednesday meeting they chose the title Demonstration of First of May. Prominent writers Zola Aurelien Scholl will contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
International Organizing Committee
Zola
Aurelien
Scholl
An Old Soldier Dead at West Street Home
Frank Howland an elderly veteran and near crippled man was found dead in his bed Thursday morning at 596 North West street. Heart disease caused his death and he left no family, living on a pension from war injuries. Kregele and Whitsett took charge of the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howland
N. West St
Kregele & Whitsett
Denison
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Emerges as Racing Center on $20 000 Track Appeal
The Western Southern circuit opens with $20 000 purses led by Indiana of Indianapolis. State funds contribute $10 000 with local boosters matching, as top horses like Hal Pointer and Nancy Hanks loom. Indianapolis eyes a strong season at the new mile track during the state fair period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Bagley
George Bronson
Independence, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
John Lackey
Hal Pointer
Direct
Nancy Hanks
Fort Wayne
Breeders’ Association of the State
Indiana
Great Bargain Circular Targets Board of Trade Men
A flood of green goods circulars reaches the city with a New York based offer of 10 000 dollars in bills for 500. The note urges private in person meetings and states to telegraph instructions. Board of trade members reject the scheme and warn others to avoid it. Emin Ia is reported dangerously ill aboard the expedition from Wadelai to Bukoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
New York City
James Louis
New York
O. D. Weaver
Smith
Emin Ia
Zanzibar
Stuhlman
Bukoba
Fimin Pasha
Wadelai
Emin
Stuhbman
Getting Into Line The State Convention Dominates the Polls
Apang New York April 28 The New York Republican convention at Bleeker hall gathered leading state figures. Wm A Sutherland named temporary chair with Whitelaw Reid as permanent. Depew Platt Miller and Hiscock slated as delegates at large for Minneapolis. Harrisonloy praised. Sutherland urged GOP turnout in November. Other states report Ohio Blaine tariff platform and Missouri Warner nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apang
N. Y
Bleeker Hall
Wm. A. Sutherland
Rochester
Whitelaw Reid
Chauncey M. Depew
Minneapolis
Harrison
State Committee
Wm. EF. Sutherland
Depew
Hiscock
Platt
J. Sloat Fassett
Sutherland
Maynard
Court of Appeals
Hill
Cleveland
Griffin
McKinley
Bglaine
M. Taylor
Champaign County
Win
I. Spear
War threat as three US citizens seize man across border
At midnight three American citizens crossed into Tillsey settlement Victoria county seized a negro named Robertson suspected of burning buildings in Aroostook county Maine and forcibly carried him into Maine. Indignation spreads as the case is laid before the minister of justice in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anpourt
N. B
United States
Tillsey Settlement
Victoria County
Robertson
Aroostock County
Maine
Ottawa
Dem convention hotel hubbub and campaign cigar purge
In the hotel corridors before the Democratic convention a wave of spending burned through about 150 boxes of campaign cigars, mostly at the Grand. Cigar costs reached up to $300 per box of 50, and rooms were tailored to fit specific demands of various candidates, with anecdotes about a difficult Cincinnati guest and odd room requests at the hotel.
Ohio Democrats Visit Massaba Mines Then Weigh Senate Outlook
A prominent Ohio delegation led by ex-Gov James Campbell and other leaders traveled by train to the Massaba mining country near Lake Superior to inspect mining interests. Campbell avoided political talk, while Marquis saw potential for a Campbell bid and hinted at a western leaning, possibly an Ohio man for the Senate. Senator Palmer from Illinois voiced a desire for party harmony ahead of the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Massaba
Lake Superior
Campbell
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Marquis
Alleghenies
Marquis
Henry May to Stand as Labour Candidate in General Election
Henry M. Stanley has consented to stand as a unionist candidate for parliament at the general election in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Parlament
London
Henry M. Stanley
Annie Walden Sentenced to Life in Prison Murder
New York April 28 Annie Walden convicted of murdering her husband was sentenced Thursday morning to life in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
New York
Annie Walden
Penitentiary For Life
Fresh from the farm a lean man roams Illinois street
A tall thin man in homemade clothes, fresh from rain, roams a Chicago street near Washington and Illinois in a curious quest. He shuffles toward a streetcar and mail box, pays a nickel, and tries to board while muttering about grand schemes and railways. He exits in a defiant slang, vowing to disrupt Frenzel’s monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois-st
Washingtons
Pransfer
Stumling
Pierson
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
John P. Frenzel
Tarnation Railroad
Loubet predicts no May Day trouble in France
Paris reports Premier Loubet says evidence against anarchists is being gathered and contingencies are in place to prevent disorders on May Day. He blames past leniency for unrest and notes Ravachol case seen as miscarriage of justice. Also notes fires in Tupson and Vienna unrest concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
M. Loubet
Interior
Nomination and political notes in Washington
The president nominated T. Jefferson Coolidge of Massachusetts as minister to France. The Senate adjourned to Monday after routine business. The House debated the consular and diplomatic bill with a quorum lacking and committees reporting on a canal survey Erie to Pittsburgh. Several local items include executions of marriages, trials, and a murder case, plus notices on public lectures and civic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Massachusetts
France
Senate
House Committee On Railroad and Canals
Erie
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Panicked Fire Destroys Central Theater in Philadelphia
A major blaze gutted the Central Theater and Times annex in Philadelphia on April 28, trapping actors and audience. Officials estimate losses near 1 million dollars with several missing or seriously burned. six bodies later recovered from the ruins alongside relics destroyed inside the Times building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariapherra
Opera
Times
Hiing
Paulson
Bng
Beli
Theat
Walnur St
Paradelphia
Timay
Thaddeus Stevens
H of Representatives
de Auction” Company
Thomas Lorella
Ee Flora Lorella
Thomas
Vincentina Chitten
Fanchon Conyers
Chicago
Sarah Golden
Wm. L. Brooks
Philadelphia
Central Theater
NAPATHA EXPLODED IN TENEMENT FLATS
Fire in Cayuga flats on W Thirty third street caused twenty thousand dollars in damage. Four injured including Dr J E B and a man and two women leaped from burning rooms. Bodies found suffocated in Mrs Wm Alexander and Elizabeth Jones rooms. Dr Briggs fatally injured. Funeral of William Astor held private in Paris. Political notes follow with Republican convention hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Thirty-third St
Wm. Alexander
Elizabeth Jones
Briggs
Cayuga Flats
Also Mentioned on This Page
M’donald Will
Beecham
BE. Bufkin
Mist
Cot
Deviltry
Davis Ucase
New York State
Monteourny
Jefferson City
Maj. Wim. I’. Warner
Kansas City
Caimpbell
Senator Palanet
Harmony—lLugalls Han
Washington
Illinois
Palmer
Loubet
Tupson, O
Vienna
House
Moore Desk Company
Emmerson Desk Company
Henry Latchford
Masonic Hall
Keeley
Daniel Welch
Millard Cox
Hattie Weed
Bellefontaine St
Justice Johnson
Clas
B. Smith
Mary Cowan
William Stoddard
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Walter Stoddard
Massachusetts-ave
Mary Swope
Loretta Clampitt
Pearl St
Ler
Trenry Schoolcraft
W. 8
Dennett
Hvansville
Woodbury & Moulton
Birrus
J. A
M. Shepard
Peter
Mrs. Hall
M. B
Mary Lee
G. C
Mary Schwoerer
Albert
Mary Moithan
Joseph
Emma Benson
Chas
Lizzie Lusson
Laura Long
Mrs. Steyner
Tillie Dippili
Dearius
Henry Leay
Noble St
Elizabeth Brown
Maryland St
Alvis Marley
Massachusetts Ave
Chag. Woods
Lizzie Jones
Daniel Leary
Kittie Murphy
Sherman Roberts
Francis Runelle
Ph Phian
Orua
Napatha
Wm. Astor
William Astor
American Church of the Holy Trix Avenue de L’alma
Winsdorf Astor
Coleman Drayto
Orme Wilson
Willy
Saturda
la Bourgoyne
Nebraska
Barridas Rattrationiivas Cihet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!