Armistice Rumors Rift Greece Turkish War News
Reports circulate Athens that Greece and Turkey may have concluded peace while front lines falter in Epirus and Pharsalia. Officials deny formal agreement as Navy leadership faces accusations of betrayal and government resignations loom under crisis.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
Pharsalia
Valestino
Velo
Epirus
Paris
Faris
Hanotaux
M. Hanotaux
France
Europe
Levant
Pam
AjiVerorkis
Miesne
Ministry of Marine
Skiathos
M. Levides
Marine
Kerorkis
M. Koustourhis
Sachtouri
MM. Levides
M. Delyannis
Constantinople
ViiHapadia
Hedhem Pasha
London
Constantinopls
Blassocna
Damasi
Zarkos
Larissa
Trikhala
Velestino
Board adopts condolence for Ware widow and honors killer catcher
The Board of Safety approves condolences to Patrolman Charles A. Ware’s widow and commends Patrolman Thomas J. Rochford for promptly arresting Ware’s killer, John Ferriter. Edward T. Mulhall is dismissed for intoxication. Fireman John McGinty fined. John Fanning reinstated after a prior intoxication dismissal. West Indianapolis officers join Indianapolis force. Otto Swisher and others added. Diller becomes captain of hose company No. 19.
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Board of Safely
Charles A. Ware
Thomas J. Rochford
Ware
John Ferriter
Edward T. Mulhall
Denny
John McGinty
John Fanning
Barrett
Courtney
West Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Otto Swisher
al Wo. Shinn
Ea Johnson
James Chrisman
August Schafer
Swisher
George Diller
Hose Company No. 19
Indiana Sons of the Revolution delegates travel to national congress
William E. English and Inman H. Vowler lead Indiana SOR delegates Merrill Moores and Duncan T. Bacon to Cleveland for a national congress. Gen Horace Porter to retire as president and be replaced. Breckenridge and Chauncey Depew are possibilities. Indiana SOR notes include erecting George Roger Clark statue and gifting six flags to city institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. English
Indiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Inman H. Vowler
Owen County
Merrill Moores
Duncan T. Bacon
Cleveland
National Congress of the Sons of the Revolution
Horace T. Porter
National Society
Europe
France
Gen. Breckenridge
United States Army
Chauncey Depew
National Congress
Congress
Indiana Society
William H. English
George Roger Clark
Monument Place
Indianapolis High School
Indianapolis Normal Training School
Knightstown Orphans' Home
Institute For Deaf Mutes
Reform School
Plainfield
Home
Fort Wayne
Doctor Bell Fined for Assault After Bicycle Crowd Incident
Dr Guido Bell was fined one dollar and costs in police court for assault after an incident with cyclists on a city street. He reportedly drove through a group of wheelmen provoking a verbal warning, then struck E C Morse with a whip. Morse aided police action leading to the doctor’s arrest. The case notes Bell dislikes bicycles occupying streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido Bell
E. C. Morse
Morse
Dr. Bell
Mr. Morse
Mother Lectured After Cruelty Charge in Police Court
Mattie Joyce of 570 West Morris street was tried for cruelty to children after tying one of her children to a bed before going downtown. Evidence favored the state, but the court released her with a lecture.
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Mattie Joyce
W. Morris Sr
A Safe Rule for Unexperienced Bicycle Purchasers
A brief advice note from WW. M. Bird Jr. & Co. and other ads. It suggests asking riders with five years of experience to compare bikes and choose among three options. It lists Rambler Driven wells at 40¢ per foot and additional local ads for horse feed and bookcases.
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WW. M. Bird, Jr.,& Co
Market St
Rambler
Silver Republicans Show Teeth in Tariff Clash
Senate finance committee debates the Drigley tariff bill amid Republican push for early reporting and Democratic opposition. Amendments aim at lower rates than the House version while senators foresee a protracted debate and potential full committee review. The day includes Pettigrew’s silver dollar coinage amendment and a Cuba war consular notice. The House and Senate adjourn until Monday.
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Senate
Quay
House
Jones
Nevada
Rougl Siazedding
Messinley
Pettigrew
Mrr. Morgan
Alabama
Cuba
Murder of Patrolman Ware Shocks City Police Drape Black
The Cincinnati police headquarters on Alabama Street is draped in black for 30 days in memory of Patrolman Charles A. Ware who was murdered by John Ferriter. Funeral set for Friday at 1 PM at the family home with Knights of Pythias and police aid.
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Ware
Joyskirk
Ferriter
Territer
Rooker
Booker
Iso
Cincinnati Brewing Company
Nin
Whrert
Wallace
Streit
Shelby St
Buskirk
Board of Public Safety
Con
Troller Johnson
Knights of Pythias
Police Department
Crown Hill
Colbert
Bill
Indiana
Maddox
Holtz
Indiana-ave
Judge replaces receivers of New Albany belt and terminal railway
Judge Baker of the US district court discharged John McLeod Samuel Felton and F W Tracy as receivers and named George Jarvis as successor. Jarvis already operates L B & St L company which bought 286000 of 310000 bonds. Receivers were paid 4500 900 and 200. Bennett H Young earned 1200 in addition to 1200 previously. The line around New Albany linked to Kentucky and failed to cover expenses, entering receivership April 1 1804.
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Bennett H. Young
New Albany
Kentucky
Whispers of Appointments and Disappearances
Reports list W H Calhoun of Danville as likely special commissioner to Cuba. George Hobson, Cincinnati county clerk in default, is missing with no trace. George Reed, famed US horse trainer, died in a St. Louis insane asylum ruled as softening of the brain. Delegates from Germany Austria Sweden Roumania arrive for the Washington postal conference. Moslem priests arrive in Cleveland to begin evangelizing Christendom. Mahometan followers rise among women. Michael Hickey, Louisville saloon keeper, found guilty of grand larceny after tapping an electric wire. court rules electricity is property.
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George Hobson
Cincinnati
George Reed
United States
St. Louis
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Roumania
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Michael Hickey
Louisville
After the Hunt Open All Night at Massachusetts Ave Shop
A brief listing noting Henley Bicycles and a dentist near 62 W Market with rooms at Stewart Place, corner Illinois and Ohio. The text mentions an address at 29 Massachusetts Avenue and an all night opening.
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Stewart Place
Illinois
Ohio
Mystery disappearance of Mapleton domestic Sarah Geol
Sarah Geol, a Mapleton domestic in the Samuel Teneyek household, has been missing since Friday three weeks ago. Mrs. Good, a cheerful 18 month employee, left with no clothing or belongings after telling of two expected visitors. No trace yet. she had no known relatives.
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Sarah Geol
Samuel Teneyek
Mapleton
A Family Affair in Indiana Congressional Race
The article suggests Marcus R. Sulzer may secure the Republican nomination to fill the Holman vacancy, with the district party chairman to nominate him though Sulzer has not stated his plans. Democrat Marion Griffith, 1894 attorney general nominee from Vevay, is likely the opponent, making the race a family affair. The governor has not set a special election date.
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Marcus R. Sulzer
Holman
Sulzer
Marion Griffith
Vevay
Weather outlook for Indianapolis area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 pm Thursday includes cooler conditions with occasional rain or possible moderate thunderstorms. Friday promises fairer, cooler weather. Thursday noon temperature reached 76 degrees.
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Indianapolis
Jay
Miss Bloom Suits for Ten Months' Salary in School Case
The Lafayette school board employed Miss Hattie Bloom on May 11 1894 for ten months with a two weeks notice for removal. After a board change she was notified in June that her contract was revoked with no cause given. The lower court awarded ten months salary and the appellate court affirmed, noting the two weeks notice required actual entry into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Bloom
Lafayette School Board
Black
Miss Bloom
Fire-bug Targets Adams Barn In Delaware Street Blaze
A repeat arsonist set Justus C. Adams barn at 759 N. Delaware St ablaze at 3 am. Night watchman and hostler were injured while fighting the fire. horses were saved. Insurers offer a $500 reward. bloodhounds unavailable. Eyewitnesses described a white or light-skinned man seen climbing the shed.
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Justus, C. Adams
Delaware St
Adams
Winfield Miller
Cortland
Camp
Harry Drew
Enrique Miller
L. S. Ayres
Mr. Adams
Public works adopt street improvement resolutions
The Board of Public Works approves graveling and brick paving projects. Graveling first alley east of East Street from McCarty Street to Minnesota Street, graveling Boone Street from State Avenue to Spruce Street, graveling first alley south of Southeast Avenue from Warren Street to the first alley east, and brick paving on first alley east of New Jersey Street from St. Clair Street to Pratt Street.
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Board of Public Works
East-st
McCarty-st
Minnesota-st
Boone-st
State-ave
Franklin Students Banquet in Indianapolis May First
Franklin college students living in Indianapolis will hold a banquet on the evening of May 1. Robert Brown deputy secretary of state is to be toastmaster. Gen Harrison declines to act as moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly at Winona next month.
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Franklin
Franklin College
Indianapolis
Robert Brown
Harrison
Presbyterian Church
Winona
Ramblers Bicycle Sale Declared Amid Weather Delays
The notice announces a clearance of 1893 and 1895 Ramblers bikes at G and J Co branch houses. Stock of 360 units available, with cash or easy payments offered. M Bird Jr & Co at 29 Market appears as selling agent.
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G. &J.co
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Biordes
Preveza
Constantinopii
P. PR. S
Dardanelles
Athiens
P. A
Delyanuis
M. Halli
M. Deligeorgis
M. Skouses
MM. Delyannis
Meeting of the Sons of the Revolution
Western
Frank Butts
Indiana Ave
A, Elder’s
P. P
Senate Finance Committee
Reach O
Charles A
Ber
Lhief
Joater
Tim
John Goff
W. Maryland Sr
Mike Boler
Irerriter
John
When
Capt
Dawson
Capt. Dawson
Gan
Whenani
Jim
Cook S
Joe
Perriter
Frank Matthews
Will Brooks
Trish Hill
Brooks
Isroolis
Cox
W. J. Calhoun
Danville, N
Massachusetts-ave
Henley Bicycles
Gus Habich
W. Market St
Sarah Good
Griffith
Wm. L. Elder’s
Justus C. Adams
Berning
Sam Mc
Clure
McClure
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