Bryan at Albany Dines with Senator Hill Fans crowd at roost
Davis B s roost and broke bread with New York Senator Hill during a West trip. Bryan and wife left Winnisook Lodge in the Catskills to Kingston where he spoke to 3,000. In Albany he dined at Woolfert s roost with Judge Herrick and Collector Pratt and others. A large city hall crowd heard his remarks on gold standard and soldiers. He then went to Utica and Syracuse for further rallies amid dense turnout and a platform collapse incident.
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Clarence Henning in Embezzlement Scandal News
In St Louis the disappearance of Clarence Henning, tied to Indianapolis figures, sparks a probe after 468 dollars found on him. Once prominent in Scotch American circles, Henning allegedly misused funds from the fair association safe. His wife denies knowledge as a NY postmarked stream of letters offers no address. He was known for Burns events and newspaper work in Indianapolis.
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Chergen
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Indianapolis
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Jle
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Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice Card
Births list Charles and Esther Bier 32 Temple-aye boy John and Mrs Cross 496 Blake st boy J M and Alice Maggart Graceland-ave William and Bertha Matthews City hospital boy Jacob and Anna Schmidt 103 Broadway Deaths Albert Maas Wi 301 English-ave congest ion Willie Pearce 7 270 Massachusetts ave diphtheria Louisa Billings 42 128 Walcott st peritonitis Marriages John O Coffin and Grace Osborn Elija De Homey and Carrie Johnson Licensees John M Lilly hardwood mantels grates
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Anna Schmidt
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Louisa Billings
Walcott St
Runaway Slave Edgar Taylor Dies At Hanaway Home
Edgar Taylor colored formerly in service to Samuel Hanaway for many years died at Hanaway’s Central Avenue home near Twenty sixth Street Tuesday morning of cholera morbus. He was about sixty and buried Wednesday at Crown Hill in Hanaway’s lot after services attended by many friends of both races.
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Wanted an apology at Second Baptist Church
An excited scene at Second Baptist Church in Indianapolis centered on Rev. Carr the pastor who faced adultery accusations. Attorney J T V Hill defended him, and Detective Thornton demanded a public retraction. Thornton pressed for Carr to state Hill’s denials at the service, exonerating Thornton from blackmail, while other local items followed.
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Row Over Plunder Aids City Thief Ring Busted
Detective Kinney trapped five thieves in the northeast, seizing two men Harry Warner and James Williams and later capturing George Ruggleman. A third man was taken, with plunder including opera glasses money coins guns and knives identified by victims. The gang targeted Broadway homes and nearby Central Avenue, with four families absent during 4 to 6 pm robberies. Warner 18, and others known locally face police court scrutiny as grand juries weigh charges.
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Canal Bank
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St. Clair-sts
Harry Warner
James Williams
George Ruggleman
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J. S. Sherman
A. R. Parker
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Williams
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Louisville sways with rival police forces as impeachment shakes city
Louisville faces a power struggle as two police chiefs and a new Board of Safety press claims in the mayor's office while the old board guards the department. Crowds surround city hall awaiting aldermen during a contempt ruling. Forecasts call for cooler weather with fair skies in the 36 hours ahead as temperatures sit around the mid seventies.
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Robert Cunningham
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S. Gunther
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Court House
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Platts Man Wins Gubernatorial Nomination After Four Ballots
At the New York Republican convention in Saratoga Baratoga on August 26 1884 the fight for governor ends with William Black securing the nomination on the fourth ballot amid platt loyalist alignment. Warner Miller is denied a seat after a dramatic clash. Aldridge and Fish lead early ballots as Black emerges majority.
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Committee On Contests
Warner Miller
Platt
Miller
Otto Irving Wise
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Flerkimer
Aldridge
Fish
Convention Hall
Saratoga
N. Y
C. P.j
Mr. Platt
Woodford
Wadsworth
Black
Baxter
Saxton
Wish
Doctor Alvin Schmidt Ill With Typhoid Fever
Dr Alvin Schmidt of Fincent s hospital was reported ill with typhoid fever on Monday and was improving by Wednesday though still considered dangerous. He graduated from a local medical school last year.
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Alvin Schmidt
Phrysté St. Fincent’s Hospital
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