Medical College of Indiana Formed With Lomax Gift
Dr Lomax leads reorganization of the Medical College of Indiana. The new body includes Gov Hovey on the board and awards a $75,000 to $100,000 gift. Lomax plans Lomax hall, new site, three year term, and a strong faculty led by Fos. The institution aims for west prominence with a daily clinic and advanced laboratories.
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Indiana
Medical College of Indiana
State Medical Society
Gov. Hovey
Wm. Lomax
Marion
Pennsylvania St
Lomax
Pronesr
Wm. Lonax
G. W. H. Kemper
Gatch
Mumford
L.D. Waterman
J. A. Woodburs
Marshal Sexton
W. H. Beil
John A. Belm
E. D. Loughlin
F. W. Beard
Wm. Scott
Gov. A. P. Hovey
John M. Ketcham
Simon Yandey
W. H. Haglish
Byron
K. Elliott
Dr. Lomax
Dr. Woodburn
Marsen
Kemper
Indiana Medical College
Graham N. Fitch
Isaac C.walker
Henry Jameson
C, Eb, Wright
Joseph W. Maraee
Alembert W. Brayton
Lehman H. Danging
Jobo HH. Oliver
Wm. Flynn
Chast
Erastus M. Elsenbeiss
A. M
John A. B. Haugh
Anatomical and Pathological Museum
George W. Stoan
L. C. Cline
Lawson M. Harvey
John N. Hurty
Leroy S. Henthorne
Theodore Potter
Orange Gi
Woodburn
M. D
Obstatrica
M D
Indianapolis
Ite
Lomax Hall
Goats and Grog Fight Reminiscence From Stringtown Fight
Darnell recalls old time roughhouse as a November 1842 boxing match at Fairchild's grocery over a beef and turkey stake. Mid Lemasters and Bill Schoolcraft battled naked to the waist, punchy blows, and Aleck Hoagland’s dramatic entry. the crowd split, bonds formed, and the scene ended with handshakes at the pump and a broom-cleaned steps.
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Wainin
Calvin
Darneil
Natura
Fairchird's Grocery
Stringtown
Fairchild’s
Mid
Lemasters
Artemidorus
Bill Schoolcraft
Bill
Solicolcraft
Aleck Hoagland
Mr. Hoagland
Fairchild
Old Aleck
Mquor
The Molders Convention Organizes In City Hall
The Brotherhood of machinery molders met at Mansur hall and moved to use the council chamber. Delegates from Detroit to New Castle attended with executive board members seated. Committees named for constitution. President noted the trade’s poor standing, apprentice-system needs, and a year’s finances showing $12,629.12 receipts with $1,483.62 held on hand and $2,189.75 paid in 167 sick benefits.
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Busimesa
Brotherhood of Machinery Molders
Mansur Hall
Markey
Council Chamber
Panton
Savage
Messrs. Greer
Kennedy
Schilling
Detroit
J. Stewart Greer
Bay City
J. Reed
Hancock
W. R. Luke
Minneapolis
G. J. Smith
Milwaukee
Smith V. Nortman
Racine
A. Bews
L.brady
Indianapolis
P. J. Leonard
Chas, Martin
Philadelphia
Wim. McAlister
Buffalo
G. W. Smith
Toledo
J. Glazer
Springfield
J. F. Mulready
Hamilton
J. A. Harleys
Juliet
E. A. Holsworth
Omaha
E. Mullery
Pittsburg
J. Pierce
B. H. Cutler
Wm. Paisley
Louisville
Chicago
P. J. Barton
Jd. Savage
W.grant
J. Lloyd
D. Schwartz
L. Burr
L. Lindenl
P. Baden
Beloit
W. D. Barton
Stillwater
J.E. Kennedy
Chester
F. Francis
St. Louis
W. H. Mitchell
Cleveland
Jno
Power
J. G. Sadler
J. Sadler
D. Mullery
P. Barton
America
Brotherhood
Electric chair debate marks fatal power and safety concerns
President John Cavan of Brush Electric asserts 800 volts will kill Kemmler instantly as engineers discuss proper power, safety, and risks in the Perry incandescent works. Attorney Will Bernhamer sues for Fred Zwicker, claiming 1883 start at 2 per week rose to 1 with no proportional promotions, seeking 1,548 more.
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John Cavan
Brush Electric Light Company
Kemmler
Hutchens
Perry
Columbia Club House
Clark
Edison
Twicker
Will Bernhamer
Fred Zwicker
Kipp Bros
Florida House Seat Set. Goodrich Backed by GOP
Washington Aug 6 The house committee on Tuesday reported in favor of seating Goodrich Republican from Florida's second district. Bullock Democrat had an apparent majority of 3 193.
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Washington
House Committee
Seiting Goodrich
Florida
Bullock
Washington news notes on nominees and tariff debates
Washington absentees return as Robt M Nixon of New Castle Ind is expected as comptroller of the currency. James Dumont seeks an inspector general probe. Arkansas Rep Rogers attacks Read rulings. Harricon nominates 3600 for offices. Read may block adjournment until election bill passes. Senator Teller opposes fast tracking rules. J T Woodard & Co cigars, Green's Park Cafe, 92 W Washington St.
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New Castle
Ind
James Dumont
Rogers
Arkansas
House
Read
Harricon
Senate
Plumb
Blaine
Teller
Taller
Want More Pay For Panhandle Switchmen Strike Looms
The Panhandle switchmen demand higher pay and wait for General Supt. Miller's reply after a Tuesday noon deadline. Big Four and L & W rail workers earn more, fueling impatience. Freight handlers, car inspectors, and other unions seek raises, while job distribution and pay disparities prompt tension across divisions.
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Panhandle
Supt
Miller
Tisra
Brice
Sentinel
Canton Indianapolis Aims For First Honor At Chicago Event
Canton Indianapolis seeks top honor at the first triennial cantonment in Chicago this week. A buggy accident Sunday left Mrs. Madison with a badly cut head after a horse startled by electric cars. Washington street traffic and wet pavement are hazards as repairs pass. Nearly 100 registered at County Clerk Wilson’s office. Father T. Lynch among signers. Suromer mission reports 754 visits to sick infants at Fairview Park. 500 more needed to maintain. Lake commerce bill debated by Board of Trade but not endorsed. State house maps arriving. auditor’s office map to aid pay search. Oklahoma governor’s first requisition sent for Willie Carnabis, wanted for horse theft. Carnabis currently in Wabash.
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T. 8. Lynch
Suromer Mission
Infanta
Fairview Park
Board of Trade
Lake Commerce
Inter-State Commerce Committee
State House
John Worrell
Bere
Oklahoma
Hovey
Willie Carnabis
Willis
Wabash
Toney Tarrand Foes: Tia Pennsys August 5th Meeting
Report of a scheduled August 5th meeting between Toney Torrand and Tia Pennsys. Location details include Pennsylvania ticket office at Yale Station offering information and car accommodations. The note mentions specific dates but lacks full context or outcomes.
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Toney Torrand
Tia Pennsys
Loth
Heketsa Sheen Ping
Pennsylvania Ticket Ofice
Ox Yalon
Two Murders and a Sign Robbery Near Natchez
In Wilson's Point near Natchez Mississippi unknown robbers entered Edward Ashbridge's store while he slept, killed him, and stole valuables valued at about 3000. A young white woman’s body was found in nearby bushes, likely a victim linked to the robbers, but no suspects are identified.
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Natchez, Miss
Wilson
Polot
Edward Ashbridge
Ashbridge
White House Real Estate Scheme Sparks Political Clash
A Philadelphia broker named Pire claimed to cash in on a White House real estate scheme connected to the president and his secretary Halford. Marshal Ransdall from Indianapolis rejected involvement and denounced the venture as an entrapment of gullible women and uninformed men tied to the presidency.
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White House
Marshal Ransdall
Indianapolis
Enowssa Hawk
Glen Echo
Halford
Ransdall
United States
Ohio
John Sherman
Executive Mansion
Pire
Judge drops charges against two women detectives
In Justice Alford's court on Tuesday morning the cases against Minnie Wallace and Mamie Grant were abruptly dismissed despite prosecution objections. He cited revenge motives behind the effort and refused to send his assistant to continuing proceedings. The decision ends the saloon conviction probes. The Central American war brief notes Guatemala rebels near Guatemala City. Six state agriculture board members met at the state house to plan the state fair and agreed to fund 200 for expo expenses.
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Minnie Wallace
Mamie Grant
Justice Alford
Dickey
Alford
State Board of Agriculture
State House
Herron
Aeso
Boy Injured At Wool Mill In Accident
August Newman aged 14 was taken by ambulance from Gaijsendorff’s woolen mill to his home at 423 S Missouri St after his left arm was badly cut in a wool machine incident. In Newport Kentucky a brawl left 16 year old Tom King dead and James Striker wounded in a Moss Street saloon.
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Kregelo
August Newman
Gaijsendorff
Missourist
Salton
Newport
Moss-st
Essly
Tom King
James Striker
Whispers of Royal Split and Odd Spirit Lake Incident
In Spiritlake Minnesota a crowd of two thousand attended a hall event where a near-accident left two men injured after a collapse. Reports mention Queen Natalie defending divorce from ex King Miien while rumors of a distant Guatemalan mission and court martial for Manning Xeyres and W R Rush circulated amid chaotic scenes.
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Miien
Spiritlake
Mion
Hallatones
Salvador
Guatemala
Manning Xeyres
Lieut. W. R. Rush
City council drains hopes with stalled asphalt ordinance
Seventeen councilmen labor through a long Monday meeting but pass no ordinances. Myers opposes paving Meridian street from Seventh to Twelfth with asphalt, while Sweetland's proposal faces a heated stand. Committees strike sewer ordinances, gas meters debated, and a fire alarm system is expanded at $100 monthly.
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Wm. Swestland
Ward 3
Myers
Meridian St
Seventh
Twelfth-ste
Sweetland’s
Finance Committee
Pearson
Bill Hicklin
Dougherty
George Holderman
H. A. Mansfield
Stacihan
Railroad Committee
Grant-st
Health Board
Correction on Locke home fire misprint
The Sun corrects a recent description of H. R. Locke’s home at Central Avenue and Clydesdale. The word removed was wrong. the household goods were insured and injured in the fire, not removed, prior to the blaze.
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H. R. Locke
Central Av
Clydest
Pension figures released on dependents act deficits
The statistics show 246000 applicants under the dependent pension act with an estimated deficiency of 65000000 and an additional deficiency on a new bill of 25000000. The grand total is $0,000,000 with estimated expenditures of $12000000.
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Washington
Sporting Life notes on players and leagues
Pitcher Bowman released by Pittsburg. Latham may become Cincinnati captain. Duryea to Pittsburg after Cincinnati release. Brotherhood attendance figures. Mike Kelly housing rumor in Boston. All-American cricket team to England with Ernest Crawhurst arranging schedule. Various league game scores and signings including West to Cleveland. Ted Sullivan to receive franchise after Washington club expulsion. Tenor of intercity moves and misprints highlight a busy transit of players and teams.
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Pittsburg
Stern
Anson
Latham
Cincinnati
Brotherhood
Athletics
Duryea
Terra Haute
Itia
Boston
Mike Kelly
Ward
Brothercod
Hewoett
Washington
Atlantic Association
Ted Sullivan
England
Ernest Crawhurst
Chicago Pirates
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New York
Chieso
Philadelpha
Charles E. Kluge
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brush
Indianapolis
Chicago Post
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Saginaw Bay City
Young
Williau Kemmler to Face Electric Chair Soon
AUBURY Aug 5 Spl Williau Kemmler the murderer is likely to be shocked to death between supper Tuesday and sunrise Wednesday Warden Durston invites witnesses to report Tuesday morning A Rochester interview with Dr Barnes reveals details about the planned execution and the electric apparatus and fears of a skin break.
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Aubury
Williau. Kemmler
Warden Durston
Pria
Mr. Barnes
Auburn
Duraton
Kemmler
Barnes
Durston
Kemmlar
Hell
Kemmisr
Domestic tragedy ends in murder suicide in St Louis
Writz Corleppe, a 47 year old brewer, killed by gunshot after quarreling over soup at 724 Elm Street. He shot his wife Justina Burkhardt and her adopted son Richard Hack as they fled upstairs. He then killed himself, the woman died, the son survived without serious harm.
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St. Louis
Writz Corleppe
Richard Hack
Atairs
Korleppe
Storage battery car project faces high losses and delays
President Shaffer notes most apparatus not arrived for the second storage battery car in Irvington life. He says the system works but cost comparison with overhead line is impossible as storage cars waste about 50 percent of power. He recalls a Sunday accident where a man was shocked while stepping between a trailer and the motor connection. By Monday night the trailers remained unlighted.
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Irvington Life
Shaffer
The Spirit Moves Her and Other Fragments
Fragmented news items recount racial and religious street outbursts with vivid quotes. A 56 inch bicycle impact is described amid an African American woman shouting religious defiance. The era's sensational language frames violence and social tension in a single compact notice.
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Africa
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