Presidential special on 10000 mile journey to cross 22 states
The presidential special with 40 passengers left New York’s Pennsylvania Station at 10 30 a m en route through 22 states and two territories. President McKinley and Mrs McKinley in good health. a Secret Service detective accompanies him at all stops with guards and schedules arranged by George B Cortelyou. Stops included Virginia towns and final arrival near Bristol Tennessee with cabinet members in attendance.
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Wil Kie
Secret Service
Washington
George B. Cortelyou
Olympia
Shinley
Miss Barber
L. D. Brown
Southern
New Orleans
E. O. McCormack
Southern Pacific
Alexandria
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Bristol
Root
Gage
Knox
Presidents Train Arrives in Alexandria to Warm Welcome
A large enthusiastic crowd greeted the press agent’s party in Alexandria, as the president arrived on schedule and exchanged bows and smiles before departing on the return route.
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Alexandria
First Circus Parade Draws Huge Indianapolis Crowd
Wallace's circus arrives from Peru with vibrant wagons and gleaming uniforms. The parade through downtown draws thousands as 120 horses and 74 ponies march past the statehouse and Market Street. Afternoon show reports a massive turnout and traffic disruption.
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Wallace
Peru
Bostock’s
Indianapolis
W. Washington St
State House
Market St
Qchio St
Washington St
Carrie Nation Visits Kansas City En Route to Brother Funeral
Mrs Carrie Nation spent a few hours in Kansas City on Sunday while traveling to Lewisburg Kansas where she attended the funeral of her brother on Monday. The brief stop followed her recent activities and travels across the region.
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Kansas City, Mo
Carrie Nation
City
Lewisburg
Kas
Death of Agnes Kindberg Child in Chicago
Agnes Kindberg aged 1 died in Chicago on Sunday without medical attendance. She was the daughter of John Kindberg a contractor and the parents are followers of Dowie.
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Chicago
Agnes Kindberg
John’ Kindberg
Fire damages Pittsburg department store owner loses up to 200000
A department store in Pittsburg at Seventeenth and Carson streets burned on Monday. George E. Lorch owner estimates the loss at about 200000 dollars possibly higher as fire crews fight the remaining hot spots and assess damage.
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Pittsburg
George E. Lorch
Seventeenth
Carsonzsts
Joss
Cecil Rhodes Narrow Escape Near Kimberley
Cecil Rhodes the South African statesman narrowly escaped capture by the Boers near Kimberley on Sunday. The Boers blew up the railway track in front of his train but Rhodes escaped. Reports from Pretoria note Maj Gen Kitchener's scouts captured Klipdam laager with seven Boers killed and 47 prisoners. British losses were one wounded. Klipdam lies north of Pietersburg, recently taken by the British.
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Kimberley
Sunday
Rhodes
Kitchener
Fell
van Reesburg
Klipdam
Jesse James
Hartford City
Samuel Reed
Public Square
Chicago and Cleveland Rally In Compact Scores
In a series of small games, Chicago beats Cleveland 10 to 9, Detroit edges Milwaukee 18 to 15, and Baltimore posts 13 to 11 over Hi. Washington shows 19 to 1 over Eu, and Philadelphia advances 45 to 3 against HU.
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Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Boston
Steveone
Four days absence ends with Wilson reconciliation in Rushville
Indiana brief reports Frank Wilson, a clothing merchant, deeded much to his wife amid a lover's entanglement with Mrs. Dyer C. Hazelrigg. After four days away from home Wilson reconciles, Hazelrigg returns to Greensburg, and the couple resumes living together as legal matters and claims unfold in the town.
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Rushville
Ind
Frank Wil
Son
Hazelrigg
Wilson
Explosion Fires Major Buildings in Marxason South Marion
Three large business rooms along South Marion in Marxason were destroyed by a powder explosion at Arthur Wright’s hardware store. George Dignal’s saloon and Frank Kern’s grocery suffered heavy losses. Wright and Baugher owned properties faced major damages with varying insurance. Simpson & Co.’s nearby lumber yard was saved with difficulty.
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William L. Slederback
Simpson & Co
Moriarty Stars seek games with any team for stakes
The Moriarty Stars announce they have reorganized and are willing to play anyone for any amount. Contact J Moriarty at 1909 Martindale-ave or Ira B Adams at 1207 W Twenty ninth st for matches with the Marions. Olympic Stars also seeking games via Irving Hadley at 1048 Hamilton-ave.
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Moriarty
J. Moriarty
Martindale-ave
Ira B. Adams
Twenty Ninth St
Marions
Olympic Stars
Irving Hadley
Hamilton-ave
Derby Day准备列出五匹参赛马与赔率
路易斯维尔消息称肯塔基德比赛日天气良好, 赛道快速。五匹马将出赛并按赔率定序为 Alard Scheck 6到5 His Eminence 8到5 Sannazarro 2到1 Ameer 3到1 Dris coll 5到1。 J J McCafferty 的 The Puritan 与 J C Rogers 的 John McGurk 可能在临时出场。
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Louisville
Alard Scheck
His Eminence
Sannazarro
Ameer
Driscoll
J. J. McCafferty
the Puritan
J. C. Rogers
John McGurk
Prices for Land and Oil Crowds in Dallas Remarks
In Dallas on April 29 observers report Beaumont and a land boom fueled by oil interests. Traders claim stock transactions are enormous and predict a 9 percent collapse of oil company groupings by year end amid feverish land and dock purchases in wild cat schemes.
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T'Ney
Doctor Leech Acquitted in Richmond Killing Case
Dr. Garrett Leech aged 60 was acquitted in Muncie Indiana of killing Mary Farwig in a criminal operation for John Diehl of Anderson now imprisoned. Leech thanked each juror tearfully after a verdict seen as surprising and likely aided by testimony from 20 readers who vouched for his character.
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Muncie
Ind
Garrett Leech
Mary Farwig
Richmond
John Diehl
Anderson
Leech
Baseball scorecard fragment shows innings and runs
The unreadable OCR fragment lists innings for Chicago and Cincinnati with run tallies per frame, indicating a game sequence but lacking full details such as dates teams scores or context.
Proprietor Ora McClure Buys Half Interest in Courier
Ora McClure, late proprietor of the Argus Reflector, acquired a half interest in the Auburn daily and weekly Courier. John L Meginty, 67, of Paoli, died of pneumonia. Born in Kentucky, he moved to Paoli in 1861 and served as county surveyor, clerk of the Orange circuit court, representative from Orange and Crawford counties, and Paoli postmaster.
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Ora McClure
The
Argus Reflector
Auburn Daily
Weekly Courier
John L. Meginty
Paoli
Kentucky
Orange
Crawford Counties
Miss Daisy Maddox quietly weds John Reger in Noblesville
Miss Daisy Maddox, a milliner of 1929 Ashland Ave., married John Reger, a commercial traveler for a wholesale millinery house, in Noblesville on Thursday night and announced the secret on Sunday to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Maddox.
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Daisy Maddox
Mrs. Maddox
Ashland Ave
John Reger
Noblesville
Miss Maddox
Indiana Inklings Report Burst Of Local News
Poland reports 17 smallpox cases while Union City farmers note large locust swarms. Evansville grand jury returns 98 indictments. Stephen Banks, 29, fatally crushed by a falling crate at a Big Four mine in Brazil. Other notes include a fatal burn from a house fire, deaths from accidents, and church dedications in Bedford and Fort Wayne. Local events touch many towns and institutions.
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Stephen Banks
Brazil
Board of Trade to Hold Special Meeting Monday
The board will meet at 7 45 p m to review plans of The industrial city enterprise following a unanimous committee report endorsing the plan as beneficial and worthy of Board of Trade support.
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Board of Trade Governing Board
Promiion of Manufactures
Board of Trade
Baseball Standings From Early League Games
Report lists team abbreviations with runs and hits for games including Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York and Philadelphia matches. Scores show varied R and H tallies with E and He markers indicating errors.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis Street
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Eval AB
Philadelphia
James Callahan Acquitted In Cudahy Case
James Callahan was acquitted by a jury in Omaha Nebraska on Sunday in a case linking him to Eddie Cudahy's abductors. Judge Baker condemned the jury and Callahan was immediately jailed on two additional counts. Chief Donahue urged Cudahy to withdraw the $5 000 reward for Pat Crowe fearing a false claim.
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Callahan
Donahue
Cudahy
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Boxer's Death ruled accidental in New York fighter case
London report states the coroner's jury found Billy Smith died from accidental causes after a knockout. The verdict was delivered Monday in the case of the New York boxer, who collapsed following a bout.
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London
Billy’’ Smith
New York
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer Promises Cure for Epilepsy
Testimonial from Mrs. M. J. Atwood of Sigourney Iowa claims three years of epileptic fits and nervous breakdowns ended after using Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer. She endorses the remedy as safe and effective and urges others with nervous diseases to try it. The notice promotes a one dollar bottle sold by JW Brant Co Ltd Albion Michigan.
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Ad Wheeler
Wheeler
M. J. Atwood
Sigourney
Express
JW. Brant Co., Ltd
Albion, Mich
Young Southern Stars Defeat Grays In Sunday Tilt
The Young Southern Stars won 4 to 2 against the Grays on Sunday afternoon. The team, all under 16, challenges the Young Marotts or Reds for a game next Sunday.
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Tral Grays
Marotts
Reds
Tailors Offer to Meet Bosses Any Time for Peace
Journeymen tailors union adopts resolution to meet the bosses any time Sunday after noon. Labor commissioner McCormack says the bosses have not met their men, though they give the impression of willingness. Part of the tailors have signed the scale and are at work. 41 men out at several firms including Young & McMurray and Becker & Son.
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Journeymen Tailors’ Union
McCormack
Tailors’ Exchange
Young & McMurray
Mannfeld & Sons
J. W. Staub
William Schoppenhorst
Frank Nessier & Co
G. A. Frenk
Bert B. Dildine and
Becker & Son
Harris Leaves as McCormick Becomes U S Minister
In Budapest on April 29 Addison C. Harris, the retiring U S minister to Austria and Hungary, presented Robert S. McCormick as the new minister to King Joseph. Harris departs for the United States immediately. Mrs. McCormick will join him in Vienna in autumn. The Austrian press admires McCormick’s appointment but objects to him as a journalist.
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Budapest
Addison C. Harris
United States
Austria
Hungary
Robert S. McCormick
King Josef
Mr. Harris
Unite States
Mrs. McCormick
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
McCormick
Policeman Slays Noted Pickpocket in Chicago
Chicago police officer James Gardener killed Richard Donahue known as Ricky after the thief resisted arrest Sunday night. Donahue was shot while attempting to flee as officers closed in. The incident occurred in Chicago and the officer aims to recover.
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Chicago
James Gardener
Richard Donahue
Ricky
Florist Family Dies in Houston Fire
In Houston on a Sunday fire at a livery barn over which families lived, florist Job Copping his wife and three children perished. A black man is under arrest for starting the blaze. A newborn infant lay dead beside Mrs Copping in the ruins.
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Houston
Tex
Cleveland purchase praised by customer Robert Lieber
Mueller and Weasting of City report a two year ownership of the Cleveland has been highly satisfactory. The customer notes a repair bill of 0.35 dollars and expresses continuing satisfaction with the product and service.
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Cleveland
Robert ‘Lieber
Nine Chinese Men To Be Executed In Highway Robbery Case
Pekin reports nine Chinese men will be executed Monday in the American district for highway robbery and conflict. Gen. Chaffee approved the sentences after conviction under Chinese law, marking a harsh outcome in the case.
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Pekin
Gen. Chaffee
Ace
Sue
Going Abroad
European parties are being made up. Indianapolis will send more people abroad than for several years. August M Kuhn and family, Mrs Anna Wright and Mrs Catherine Buschampt will sail May 4 on the Grosser Kurfverst for Germany. Mr and Mrs Jacob Metzger will sail May 1 on the Sicilian for Scotland. George Rothe, son and daughter will sail for Naples May If Mr and Mrs Herman Lieber will leave for Germany May 9. Alex and Mrs Henry Schnull will sail for Bremen June 20.
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Indianapolis
M. Kuhn
Anna Wright
Catherine Buschampt
Grosser Kurfverst
Germany
Jacob Metzger
Scotland
George Rothe
Naples
Herman Lieber
Alex
Henry Schnull
Bremen
Young bride seeks divorce after six days marriage
Josephine Hessong Hendershot, married six days, sues for divorce claiming her husband deserted her and admitted he wed only because her father opposed the match.
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Josephine Hessong Hendershot
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