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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1890

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Coming and Going of People from the 80-CLAS BWIK

The cool week and autumn approach bring many resort travelers back from Mackinaw Asbury Park Lake Minnetonka and other spots. Families and individuals are returning from Wawasee Pine Lake Blackwell and more, with society focused on lectures theaters and dances as the season opens.

Brough Mra Scho W. Murphy Frank Murphy George Wood Shirley Dailey Jason Carey Margaret Asbury Park N. d Geo. Vandan Neice Misa Josis Robinson Mackinaw J. L. Anderson Olive Sode Lake Minnetonka Fred Jesale Lovetts Wawasee Hibben Sra J. WT. Lecksider Petoskey M. H. Spades Col. J. W. Bay J. F. Wallick Yrs A. Colemen E. J. Prise Mackinac Ernest Wiles Proint Comfort H.C. Martin A. GC. Hopkins Roanngourtain, Tenn Clamens Vonnegut, Jr Maxiokuckee Tucker Bes Turkey Lake J. L. Fletcher Oscar McCulloch Blackieland D. W. Coffin Maxinkuckee H. D. Pierce Little Mountain Ohio Lulu York Lillia Orem Albert Gall Mia Charles Pearce Jennie Ralston Maxinkockes Mie L. Howitt Nallia Marguerite Ingieside N.Y Howland Ola Point Wilk Elliott Mackross Mire F. A. McCormick Atlantic City

Reinhold Suit Across Ailing Marriage And Divorce Claim

The article reports a complex divorce suit filed by Lemen KE Reinhold against his wife Dora Reinhold alleging marriage invalidity and abandonment with maneuvers causing the complaint to be withdrawn. It also notes multiple local items including cyclones with 16 dead, various court actions, and a damaged bridge incident.

Reinhold Lemen KE Dora Reinhold

National Encampment excursion tickets to St Joseph

The Big 4 rail line will sell round trip excursion tickets from Indianapolis and key coupon stations to St Joseph Missouri for travel August 4, 5, and 6 with return allowed through September 1. Fares and terms apply as published by the Sons of Veterans National Encampment in St Joseph.

Sons OF Veterans ST. Joseph Indianapolis

Expose A Literary Piracy Rumor On Pacific Coast

A Western Journalist column hints at a major literary piracy expose, linking a famed talent and eccentric figure to copying a dead friend's manuscripts. The piece names Bill Nye and Joaquin Miller in anecdotes about critics, private letters, and industry gossip across Indianapol is and coast papers.

Joaquin Milter Willis Winter Joaquin Miller Bill Nye Indianapolis Cataxilis Nyo Nya

Rush to the Law in Local Slander and Divorce Suits

Civil suits flood the courts with about six daily filings as open cases surge. Clara Cleckner sues Arthur Brailey for breach of promise after their 1878 engagement, seeking 5009 dollars for alleged ruined affections. George D. Jones sues Walter Barker and wife for 5000 dollars over alleged slander to his name. Robert C. Spender seeks divorce from Lillie B. Spencer alleging abandonment and affair at 172 West Maryland Avenue.

Clara ©. Cleckner Arthur S. Brailey Clara Arthur Barbara Brailey George D. Jones Walter Barker Lillie B. Spencer Maryland

Derrik falls at Stone Quarry Kills Foreman Chris Wolfe

At an early hour Saturday in Bloomtown near Stinesville misfortune struck Big Creek stone quarry. A derrick collapsed killing foreman Chris Wolfe instantly while at work.

Bloommeton Ind Big Creek Stinesville Chris Wolfe

Monon Threatens $1.5 Million Road Spending

Mies Lena Myers, missing from Brownsburg last week, has been found nine miles south of Danville. The Lebanon heat and power company hosted its second natural gas display the night before for about 5,000 people.

Monon Mies Lena Myers Brownsburg Danville Lebanon

Sun Bicycle Hustler Harry Hopson Wins Thirteenth

A 15 year old named Harry W. Hopson of 406 Hi Georgia St wins a Sun bicycle after securing the required subscribers for THE Sun. The Sun warns canvassers to report new subscriber names and addresses accurately and to avoid double reporting or delivering to existing subscribers.

J. G. Miller Tar Son Hay & Wiliete Harry W. Hopson Harry Georgia-st Sun the Sun Dow

Great Railroad Strike Aims To Shut Down Central

TERRE HAUTE Ind Aug 28 The supreme council of the federation of railway employers orders firemen conductors brakemen and switchmen to abandon posts and threaten a general strike on the New York Central and Vanderbilt lines. The move follows furious grievances and vows by Grand Chief Sargent and allies to force concessions by force.

Terre Haute Ind New York Central Sargent New York Webb Central Gandseo V. Daler Sweeray Meyers Moore Carr Howard Gee W. Lovejoy J. J. Nelson St. Louis Vanderbilt Supreme Council George Royal Engineers Arthur Toore Oy

Cholera Spreads in Egypt and Its England Prospects

Reports from Egypt warn of a ghastly cholera outbreak rapidly spreading toward England. A Monday physicians’ meeting will discuss the crisis and its potential impact while Dalziel’s Saturday dispatches describe dire conditions. Concurrently Australian strikes disrupt exports and merchants fear cargo consignments.

Union Veterans Elected Leader as Chicago Strikes Loom

W. T. Clarke was elected commander in chief by seven union veterans in Cleveland. Chicago carpenters prepare to strike as bosses refuse arbitration. Barge builders gain nine hour days after a weeklong strike. John Christy’s body found in Philadelphia streetcar barn wreck. Five total injuries reported in the incident. Old Colony disaster victims show hospital improvement in Quincy. Col Dudley’s libel suit against the New York Times dismissed. Amsterdam and manufacturers praise Mr Webb’s stand against Central strikers. A cannon misfire caused one death, one critical, and a missing bomb. Firemen and engineers at Waton stockyards strike for higher wages, idling 120 switchmen. Frank M. Alien fraud case: $40,000 diverted from Capital City National Bank. Geo Harry and Byrd Woods hanged in Franklin County Virginia for arson. Wm Brown and Nannie Woods likely to share the same fate on Sept 19.

Union Veterans’ Region W. T. Clarke Cleveland Chicago John Christy Philadelphia Old Colony Road Quincy Hospital Col. Dudley New York Times Webb Central Athens Waton Frank M. Alien Capital City National Bank of Nashville Geo. Harry Byrd Woods Franklin County Argon Wm. Brown Nannie Woods

New York Central dispute escalates as Webb rails at arbitration

Aug 23 dispatches report a heated exchange over the New York Central strike. Webb rejects arbitration talks and issues a broad proclamation blaming drunkenness for mass discharges. Powderly and labor leaders demand clarity while officials deny defendants’ rights. Depew travels toward London with luggage left from Hamburg.

New York New York Central State Board of Arbitration Webb Powderly Publi Railroad Corporation London Chauncey M. Depew Hamburg Caturday Ardenil America Southampton

Depew and Bremen Steamer Passage Status Update

New York reports indicate Depew has not booked passage on either ship and all berths are sold. If he boards, he must find a sleeping space. otherwise a steamer will not be available until next Wednesday. The strike situation shows no new developments Saturday morning as Terra Haute meeting looms.

Depew Bremen Dapaw New York Sol Terra Haute Supt. Voorhees The Central

Train wreck near Surgor blamed on wrecking gang

The Pan hendie fast express westward was wrecked at Surgor at 10 am Saturday. Spikes and fish plates along the rails were pulled, indicating deliberate damage by train wreckers. Fortunately no fatalities occurred.

Prirsrena Panhendie Surgor

Famine Sickness and Storms Hit Counties with Distress

In Ireland famine worsens with widespread sickness and 3000 families described as destitute in a single county. Across the U.S. Midwest storms bring injuries and one fatality. Drouth shuts glass factories in Ohio. A sensational derailed item from Munich alleges King Otto of Bavaria acts as a maniac.

London Ireland

Reatures of Sporting Life Amid League Talks Friday Games

A vast sports column reports on Association and League games Friday with mentions of Toledo Syracuse Louisville and pennant races. It notes players courted by other leagues including Cooney Anson and Fogarty with speculation on Sunday’s Pittsburgh ties and possible league realignments. It also covers horse racing results at Chicago and Monmouth Park, Salvator’s bid for a mile record, and possible future team relocations involving Brooklyn Pittsburg Cleveland and other cities.

Toledo Syracuse Louisville Brotherhood Pirates Cooney Anson Fogarty Sanders Philadelphia Billy Pittsburg Y. i C. A Grand Avenues Daltons Brighton Beach Cleveland Boston Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Poughkeepsie Neal Whitbeck Mocking Bird Henristta Hamlin Brotherhood der Pose Sawders Sun Black Stocktoys Irving Hardy Clifford Ave Indianapolis Brush Palo Alto Jack Liseette Alabastar Salvator Monmouth Park J. E. Wagner Washington St. Louis St. Louie Buffalo

Home Seekers Excursions On Sept 9 28 and Oct 14

The L. D. and W. E.R. will offer excursion tickets to west northwest and southwest at a single round trip fare. Tickets valid thirty days. For timetables maps and full information contact J. G. Hollenbeck City Ticket Agent 184 South Illinois Street.

J. G. Hollenbeck South Ilineis St

Science Fad Explored By Professors And Adventists

The article describes a mock science gathering by self styled professors Griffin Roberts Sonntag and others as they plan an informal society after readers attend a gas belt excursion. It notes Farini the photographer and various humorous segments including sea fishing tall tales and a Boston encampment with Gen. Alger. The piece mentions the S of V meeting, and a Detroit trip with a St Louis reception.

Science Potia Hale Morpbhy Greece Neleor Tim Griffin Charles Young Col Will Roberts John Sonntag

Ohio-8T Paving Delays Blamed on Street Railway

The Street Railway Company delays Ohio street paving completion as tracks linger on Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Illinois avenues. Citizens beg for action. officials accused of resisting work while pedestrians face danger and impassable streets. Also reports the searonar Sallie Price wreck with two sailors drowning.

Street Railway Ohio-st Citizen’ Street Railway Company Inno Case Pennsylvania Massachusetts Trinoisate Sunt Shearer

Washington Waifs and Dull Congressional Talk

A battered clipping notes a new alien contract labor bill, lottery groups defending mail integrity, Secretary Windom in New York seeking Wall Street relief, and rumors around Baum's defamers aiming to ruin his reputation. Congress aims for early September adjournment after passing most finance bills, with a stray line on a local shoe store in Washington Street.

House Windom New York Charleston Bebring Navy Department Baum Thiacken Congress Chas

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