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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1889

Page

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Gigantic Swindle Aimed at Government Sugar Trade

London reports detail a Magdeburg led sugar ring involving a wealthy firm and two smaller companies. They sought to corner spot sugar from Paris to London, stored 80 million pounds in Magdeburg, then sold to the New York sugar trust. The plan aimed to dodge duties by lowering quality, but bank refusals doomed the scheme, triggering a price collapse and raising questions about American trust involvement.

London Magdenburg Paris Hamberg Antwerp Magdeburg Berlin Madgeburg New York Banka Magdeburs Ibere Germany Hera

Rate War Blues Darken G A R Encampment Plans

A Grand Army of the Republic encampment dispute over railroad fare discounts spreads nationwide. Western state commanders met in Chicago to press for definite travel rates or possibly relocate the Milwaukee event. Arizona’s commander supported the action. Milwaukee leadership remains firm on the parade. A special executive meeting was convened to decide next steps.

SUN Milwaukee Grand Army Grand Pacific Chicago Travis Indiana Columbus National Council of Administration Grand Pacific Hotel Ione Minnesota Missouri Illinois Michigan Kansas Nebraska Arizona Kentucky A. G. Weissert

Washington News Roundup: Attends Buffalo Fair and Politics

Frank Hiscock urged Harrison to attend the Buffalo international fair in September. Senator Manderson denied involvement in pension actions or back pay of $4,000. A $21 shortage in 750 million treasury funds was fully covered. Icelanders’ transplant plan to Alaska is under government incubation. Captain Duvarge faces a ten year sentence for killing Consular Agent Stanwood at Andakalo Madagascar. US gunboat seizure of a British sealer unlikely to spark international trouble. Foreman Oyster of the Government Printing Office was removed, a Labor Federation member who supported Cleveland.

Frank Hiscock Harrison Buffalo Navy America Stanwood Andakale Madagascar State Department U.S U. S Foreman Oyster Specification Department of the Government Printing Office Federation of Labor Cleveland

Prisoner Train Through Columbus Roster of Convicts

On Vandalla train No 20 at Union depot a convoy of 45 convicts bound for Columbus Ohio rode in a palace coach under guard. Among them were whites Indians and Negroes including Frank Caple and Eisis Jamas each serving terms from one year to life. Guards warned against knives while Tom Taggart supplied meals and the party enjoyed rough camaraderie.

Columbus Vandalla Union Jach A. S Jacob Yoas Fort Smith, Ark John Tom Taggart Taggart Balle Ohio Eisis Jamas Frank Caple Gov. Beshear Pricen Tom Burrows Sedalia Indian Territory Wolfenberger Prin O'Leary

The Presidential Bee As Buzzing Lowing im Watthew Quay's Monnet

Portspunc Aug 1 Sen Quoay on a plate mission seeks reconciliation with foes as he plans to run for president. Sherman reportedly abandons presidency hopes but will back the Quay boom. Southern political machinery rumored to back Quay’s bid.

Quay Portspunc Quoay Sherman

Grimes And Fines Seek Help In Missing Rollins Case

Police headquarters received a request from Grimes and Fines with C W Watson and Irom Redkey for help locating Rollins a man suspected of hiding in the city. Watson says Rollins took his 16 year old daughter to Columbus Ohio last Saturday promising to return the same evening but kept her until Monday amid criminal intimacy. Mattie Cullery, known for disorderly conduct, was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the works for profanity and other offenses. Mayor Denny aims to extend detention. I W White was fined 24 dollars and given 30 days in the workhouse for improper exposures to young girls in a public park.

University Park Denny I. W. White

Provisions sent to orphans and homes from encampment

Gen Pope allocates barrels of hard bread potatoes onions and other rations to white and colored orphans homes and friendly institutions. Edward Armstrong provides a wagon to haul supplies from the Commissary. Tents from the camp are moved to the state house basement to dry before setting up on the grounds.

Forefathers Day celebrations in Plymouth and New corporate news

In Plymouth on August 1 Forefathers Day was observed with pomp. John Boyle O Reilly read a poem and John C Breckenridge gave an oration. A monument costing 200 000 dollars was mentioned as bounced. In Washington on August 1 G W Oyster, foreman at the government printing office, was replaced by G W Hamsey of Columbus Ohio. In Columbus a Wabash railway company incorporation was filed with capital stock of 52 million dollars and incorporation fees of 62 thousand dollars, noted as the largest American incorporation.

Plymouth Mass John Boyle O'Reilly John C. Breckenridge Washington G. W. Oyster Government Printing Office G. W. Hamsey Columbus, O America CoLumbus Spl Wabash Railway Company

Nother Failure Rumor Hits Boston Markets

Nervous feeling in financial circles after recent failures. W F Jonson and Co shoe dealers in Zone under for 500000 dollars.

Bostor W. F. Jonson & Co

Bleeding Process Charge Shocks Town Court

Mayor Denny kept Chris Ellerkamp and Lillie Stout in custody after a Thursday morning hearing over an alleged theft scheme at a Prospect Dillon saloon. The pair, accused of bleeding farmer Alfred Martin of about eight dollars after a day of drinking, faced damning testimony about a plan to take Martin’s money. Stout was released. Ellerkamp was bound to the grand jury with a $300 bond as the mayor called the alleged bleeding a successful ploy.

Denny Chris, Ellerkamp Prospect and Dillonster Lillie Stout Prospect-st Alfred Martin Acton Berkamp Martin On Titbe Sarah Irwin Cfiicera Hagerman and Corrigan Hilerkamp Hilerkamyp Oficera Eeleep Stont

Solomon in hoc and queen Mars lead Black in Savannah

In Savannah on August 1, King Solomon, once haranguing Liberty County crowds, is jailed after assaulting the warden. His followers resist, listening to James deliver instructions as they cling to the belief he is the Son of God. A woman claiming to be the virgin Mary leads the distressed group through the jailyard.

Savannah King Solomon Liberty County Dames James Gee Solomon Virgin Mary Alighisd Jahterr

Looks Bad and Rad Bar Shot in Streator

An Indian named Looks Bad and another called Rad Bar, both from Forepaugh's wild animal show, were shot in Streator Illinois by Black Hawk Tolliver a Nashville resident. Red Bar is fatally wounded. Black Hawk had been a horse thief and was beaten by the pursuing band of Indians after the train stopped.

Streator Tll Red Bar Black Hawk Tolliver Nashville Forepaugh Wild Wear Rede

Secretaries Wives Rift Echoes Through Bar Harbor Story

Washington dispatch recalls old tensions between Mrs Blaine and Mrs Harrison Wife clash during Garfield era shadows linger rumors of estrangement as Bar Harbor visit looms. local note reports Jim Horn and Jake Strauss fighting to a draw in Cincinnati four rounds. ad urges eye tests at Comstock's Jewelry Store free service by Edmondson Optical Association.

Washington Blaine Garfield Harrison Bar Harbor Steve Hikins Cincinnati Jim Horn Jake Strauss the Abbey Horn Comstock Optician The Edmondson Optical Association S. Washington St

Giant patron in Suster's restaurant causes scenes

A stout man with damp, straggly hair and a tawny mustache visits Suster's on N Penosyl Eylveriast. He orders buckwheat cakes, steak, milk, and multiple glasses of water, watching the waitress closely as he consumes every bite and drink. A small boy notes the rapid water intake and asks how many glasses were drunk.

Suster’s N. Penosyl- Eylveriast Geome

Abduction Seizes 17 Year Old Heiress in Canada

Ang Perrato reports that Ang Sol Trentin Schwinn, heiress to 8600 and 200, was abducted Wednesday night by Charles Boeck, the mother’s former lover with whom she eloped four years earlier. Boeck had previously abducted Bessia Lavina's sister and both victims were taken to Canada.

Perrato Ang Trentin Schwinn Chas. Boeck Bessia Lavina Canada

Sullivan Surrenders to Sheriff in Jackson Kiss

New York reports John L. Sullivan surrendered to Sheriff Childs of Jackson Kiss on Thursday. He will depart for the south Thursday night.

Sullivan New York John L. Sullivan Sheriff Childs Jackson Kiss

Burglary, fires, and political chatter in Indianapolis

Dr Hebert Penny leaves for London Ontario to visit parents, Henry Cook replaces Frank Graham as fire watchman, a nearly 390 person Niagra Falls excursion departs Indianapolis, a burglar funds 6 70 from a steam laundry, a house fire damages William Hexter home, a gas line explosion injures Miss Jennia Simmons, Michael Sills’ funeral set at N New Jersey street residence, Edwin St George Rogers named a possible mayoral candidate per Terre Haute Express, Wachstetter’s saloon burgled, Burlington’s store robbed of stock, city councilors face re election pressure with Ward 12 newcomer Matthew M Cummings considering staying aloof.

Hebert T. Penny City London Henry Cook Frank Graham Graham Niagara Indianapolis Adme St. Ohio St William H. Hexter Woodlawnays Jennia Simmons Michael Sills California Kregelo N. New Jersey-st Terre Haute Express Edwin St. George Rogers Hamoss Rogers Wachstetter South Tennessee-ats Burlington's Tennessee St J.H. Greenstreet New York Matthew i M. Cummings Wm. H. Cooper

Wanted rooms in Indianapolis for single men at moderate rent

In Indianapolis a large number of single men seek comfortable rooms at moderate rent. Hundreds of rooms are available and housekeepers seek roomers while roomers seek rooms. The quickest way to rent or find rooms is via the new column of THE SUK, Wanted-100, with free liners in Tre Lux.

Indianapolis Tre Lux

Wreck Near Cincinnati Fells Many on Thunderbolt Train

At 8:30 P M Wednesday the Thunderbolt west bound collided with an east bound freight near Oxford causing heavy loss of life. Reports vary, but 12 or more are dead and 7 badly wounded, including Fireman Doty who later required amputation. Engineer Brennan and Fireman Caswell were among the survivors. Officials stated duties and times to clear the wreck, with the line reopened by early Thursday.

Cincinnati Thunderbolt West Hamilton Queghuen Oxford Gerade Rue Wored Nad Coe Lee Doty Pugh Ona Begin¢er Dougherty Dan Brennan Dougherty W. Caswell Hogi Coleton Caswell Brannen Prieeepeer Doty C. M.pugh Ireman Caswell Hampton Canveraville Fleangins Connersville

Fatal Ohio railroad wreck blamed on exhausted engineer

Two miles east of Oxford Ohio a head on collision left two massive locomotives twisted and burning. Fireman Charles Caswell and Engineer Dan Brannan died or were gravely injured in the wreck while John Dougherty fainted from inhalation and chaos, with others from Hamilton and Connersville wounded. The incident stemmed from a engineer working thirty straight hours and missing a distant east bound train.

Oxford, O Strawn Connersville Charles Caswell Hamilton John Dougherty Cash Pugh Lee Doty Dan Brannan Chas. Caswell Caswell Dougherty Cnrang Brennan

Wreck Collide: Engine 201 Tears through Caswell in Fatal Crash

Tragedy unfolds as engine 201 crashes tearing through Caswell. Doty, Dougherty, Brannan and Pugh suffer severe injuries with amputations and fatal lungs injury. Rescuers and doctors rush to Oxford and Hamilton as crowds gather in Batlliton, Connersville, and Connersville mourns. The wreck leaves the coaches overturned and engines burned, with witnesses recalling the frightful scene and the driver Dougherty blamed for neglect.

Caswell Bratnan Lee Doty Cash Pugh Jeff Agecon Oxford Aamilton Talhatt Hapollson Dotrs Pugh Thadotiers Endenger Dougherty Brannan Hato Eoen Malmilton Connersville Hsend Daugherty al. Gare Hamilton Depot Secord Farley Alice Linca Phe Sun Doty Hamilton Tur Sunman

Horse shot after glanders found on farm in Indiana

Prru Indiana August 3. A valuable horse owned by Ed Dobbs was found to have glanders. The state veterinarian ordered the animal shot and this was carried out at once.

Prru Ind Snl Ed Dobbs

Fair weather in Indianapolis region during 24 hours ending August 2 1589

Weather bulletin notes fair conditions for Indianapolis and vicinity over the 24 hours ending 8am on August 2 1589 with light winds at night. Barber shop affiliated Y M G A reports routine services.

Indianapolis Vicinity

Still On The Slide Grane Boyte Shine In Cleveland

In Cleveland July action Capt Glasscock and his lively Hoosiers praised after beating Bakely and struggling against Denny and Stricker. Attended by about 1,590 fans, the game featured misplays and strong pitching, with contrasting innings and a late Hoosier surge. Also notes Bethany Park prep, Camp Acton rages, and police powers sought by Drs Berwick and Pendy.

Cleveland Glasscock Bakely Bheyls Curry Jeveland Stricker Lousder Glagscock Montesr Babs Boyle McKean Peihine Booker Little Seery Capt Glasacock McAleer Denny Sual Seary Hines Eide Eecomi Pwitchell Teboau Exesstt Mantz Tienuy Sullivan Secord Buckley Lust Thale Mellencky Bassett Éaicnkean Eroncher McKea Keéferd Grjasecock Zimmer Dows Hotons Twitcheil Blank Poyla McGeachy Twitcher Lears McAfeer Sinmleioc Boysle Twitchell Tebeau McGeacy Buckley Haw Tebeau MecKean Bagsett Slice Hoosiers Cleveland D Indianapolis Cloeveland Friaris

Editorial Nominates Murat Halstead for Senator

The Cincinnati paper dated August 1 nominates Murat Halstead for senator. The double lead editorial signed "R." by Richard Smith asserts Halstead’s candidacy and frames the contest as a fair and square fight.

Malstead Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Richard Smith Murat Halstead Eagait

Murat Comes Back to New York on City of Paris Arrival

The steamer City of Paris has arrived in New York with Murat Hal stead aboard. July 31 report notes his return following the voyage.

Murat New York City of Paris Murat Halstead

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