Playful Pastors Debate Agnosticism in Monthly Meeting
The ministers association held a Monday forenoon session on agnosticism led by Rev. M. B. Hyde of Hall Place M. E. church with Dr. Taylor presiding. The discussion featured anecdotes, disputes, and remarks from Dr. Cleveland Dr. Backus Dr. Hunter Dr. Haines and others praising open dialogue while noting divergent views on knowledge and belief. The next meeting on Monday day 6 will feature Rev. A. C. Vananda presenting The pastor as an evangelist.
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Hall Place M. E. Church
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First Baptist Church
Hyde
Cleveland
Backus
Dr. Hyde
Hunter
Haines
Bill Nye
Nye
Athena
Bethlehem
Jenckes
Carpenter
Indiana
Herschel
A, C, Vananda
Busy Monday in police court with Mayor-elect learning justice
Judge Sullivan presided as Mayor-elect Sullivan watched the police court in morning session with Mayor Denny. Various cases saw fines paid, continuances granted, and several offenders sent to the workhouse or let off, including drunkenness fines and theft incidents.
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Charles Pottage
Greenfield
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Koeniger
Jon Dobbins
John Wilson
William Ballett
Louis Woods
Sam Jacobs
Ben Greenburg
Charles Mayers
John McDonald
Pat Lally
Gene Curran
Morris Haley
Dollie Barnham
William Paranooth
James Dollinga
Smith
Virginia Ave
Howard Linds
Herman Harmes
Louis Conlon
John Blogs
Circle House
Roshon
Timberlake
Corner College-ave
Seventh-sts
Asch
Wool growers in session at Ebbit house
The national wool growers meet at Ebbit house to discuss proposed legislation in their favor as the conference continues through December.
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Washington
Ebbit House
McKinley Nominated for Governor in State Journal
The State Journal reports on Monday morning nominating William McKinley for governor in the 42nd year of the republic. The notice reflects early political momentum and identifies McKinley as the leading candidate in the party's lineup.
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Fire at Goss bakery kills five in Philadelphia
Early Monday a blaze destroyed Goss bakery at Second and Huntington streets. Mrs Engel and four children died. three adults were badly hurt. The article also notes theft arrests by Detective Splan, a shoe factory fire, legal actions, and several local civic events and notices.
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Det
Goss’ Bakery
Second and
Huntington Sts
Engel
Opening of Congress Draws Sharp Debate and Gossip
Washington December 2. Galleries fill as Reed takes seat amid talk of senatorial pressure and ward methods. The president’s message looks long and guarded with speculation about content. Senate swears in new members while journalists note looks and background of McMillan Squire and others. The president’s plan favors tobacco tax repeal, windom surplus reduction, silver coinage, and tighter election laws.
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Washington
Reed
John B. Clark
House of Representatives
Washington, der
Windom
Down Went McGinty Ditty Tops New York Fad
The ditty about Dan McGinty and McCann, sung by crowds in New York, traces a wager to carry McGinty up a wall, a fall, and a string of misadventures ending with McGinty missing, presumed dead, and a ghostly finale.
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New York
Elke
McCann
Dan McGinty
Yeongs Vat McCann
Dan
Aly
Meinty
Euted Rogue
Blow gun brigade disturbs city youths in Annapolis
Sunday this group of aggressive youths formed a hollow square before the Denison house and peppered passersby with missiles. A shot hit Henry Raub’s six year old daughter, injuring her lightly, as townsfolk pursued the assailants into an alley where the culprits fled. The chase continues.
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Pennsylvania St
Denison House
Blowfun
Henry Raub
Pennsylvania
Delaware-sta
Stallion Blood Chief Dies in Connersville
Connersville Indiana December 2 Geo W Morrison reports his racehorse Blood Chief a black stallion valued at eighteen hundred dollars died Sunday night from blood poisoning. The loss removes a valued stud with potential racing and breeding appeal for Morrison and local breeders.
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Ind
Geo. W. Morrison
Wanted a Room Ad In Tak Sun Column
Notice offers free ten word room rental listing for three days. Readers encouraged to publish if they have a room to rent and send a notice to Tak Sun.
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New York Jury Urges Subway Overhaul and Utility Reform
The New York jury presents a presentment condemning laws allowing underground work without proper permits and urges legislation to restrict such operations. It advocates building subways with ample tunnel space for gas water wires and cables. It links Linemann Feeke's death and a police injury to shared overhead wires and calls for replacing the negligent electric control board.
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Seedspeck
New York
Nev
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Perdy
Linemann Feeke
Board of Electric Control
Case in Criminal Court Delayed as Defendant Fails to Appear
Monday session extended at the Gaperm Grind court as the defendant did not show up and attorneys move for continuance to 2 o clock. Defense hints at character evidence and aims to rest on cross examination. trial likely to finish Tuesday. Also notes on Dolly Douglass clash over US representation in Hayti and a Japan disaster report. Wilmot signs with Chicago for four years at four thousand dollars per year.
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Criminal Court
Firemen fatally hurt in G M C S P railroad collision
GuscaGo December 2. Spl. In a collision between two freights on the G M C St. P road at gden ave Monday morning both firemen were fatally hurt.
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GuscaGo
Gden-Ave
Washington waifs rally crowds as Indiana capital buzzes
Mrs. Harrison's asset Mrs. Lord remains dangerously ill as crowds of Indiana residents stream into the capital again. Speaker Reed is likely to name McKinley as chairman of the ways and means committee amid a flood of appointment requests. The president may visit Indianapolis next Saturday with part of his official party before heading to Chicago for the new auditorium opening.
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Reed
McKinley
Ways and Means
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Chicago
Death in the Flames at Minneapolis Tribune Building
Minneapolis on December 2 reports a disastrous fire in the Tribune building. The wrecked structure cost about 300000 with at least nine injured and perhaps multiple bodies still in the ruins. Names of the dead include Milton Pickett James Igoe Edward Olsen Jerry Jenkinson Robert McCutcheon W H Milliman and Walter Miles. The building housed Tribune offices and other firms. A fatal blaze exposed poor fire escapes and neglect, prompting union action to press charges against owners A B Nettleton for fire protection failures.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Milton Pickett
Pioneer Press
James F. Igoe
Associated Press
Edward Olsen
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Jerry Jenkinson
Robert McCutcheon
St. Paul Pioneer-Press
James Igon
Chisago
Tribune
Chicago
Cleveland
Himelf
Miles
A. Smith
Smith
Atresta
Jim Igon
Charles A. Williams
Millman
James
Mies
Pickett
Prof
Olean
Williams
Igoe
Jenkinson
McCutcheon
Sloud
Minneapolis Typographical Union
A. B. Nettleton
St Paul Journals Extend Help After Fire
The passage notes that St Paul journals have extended help to burned-out contemporaries while Chief Stetses and others express satisfaction with protection measures under consideration. It adds that the Tribune and Four nal appear as usual, and that no involvement with the building has occurred for two years.
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St Paul
Tribune
Fournal
Zigzag at Grand Street Theatre Promises Varied Sights
The Zig-zag act at Grand Monday night features Miss Boyd with songs and Paris dresses by Felix, plus Marie Rockwell and Alize Vane. Cast includes Jaggs and Roaring Bill, with no plot divulged to preserve audience mystery. Minnie Gray and Frank McKee cast noted, while Tom Davis pushes Stowaway ads amid industry anecdotes.
Skiff Capsizes on River. Three Drown Near Guyandotte
Wom in succession, Guyandotte, West Virginia reports a fatal river accident Sunday night when a skiff carrying William Hanson, his wife, James Hendly, and William Hendly capsized. The wife clung to the boat and survived while the other three drowned.
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Hanson
James
William Hendly
Fifty third anniversary of Indianapolis benevolent society
Standing room only filled English's opera house Sunday night for the fifty third anniversary of the Indianapolis benevolent society. WW P Fishback presided as a quartet including Mrs Anna Walker and Miss Sada Walker sang, while Judge Judgs Martindale Rev C Peters Silas Bowen and others delivered addresses praising the society's work and progress. Francis Murphy was absent and Judge Elliott could not attend due to family illness.
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Fort Wayne
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Mies Anne W Crone Wedding Ties Massirton Banker Groom
Massirton Nov 30. Anne W Crone 24 daughter of Frank Crore a leading merchant and Valentine Fries wed quietly on Friday night. Groom 65 with sister as bride’s grandmother. He presides over First National Bank Huron owns six vessels on Lake Erie and is a major stockholder in several firms including Cleveland iron shipbuilding Cleveland dock Lake Superior copper and more, with pest reportedly valued at a million and a half. Weather: Indiana fair with light rain and warmer. Local forecast for Indianapolis cloudy skies for the next four hours ending 4 a m Det 3 188: Cloudy weather.
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Pest
Brotherhood in Baseball Sparks City Paper Critique
A Cleveland Plain Dealer critique flags a Chicago correspondent as a biased brotherhood advocate who inflates league signer lists and skews coverage. The piece notes the columnist’s aim to become secretary of the new group while lampooning his methods. A drug ad for Dr Jordin’s Lung Renovator also appears.
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Cincinnati Times Star
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Brooklyn
President Finalizes Message Copy for Congress at White House
Washington November 30. After days of work the president completed the revision of his message and handed it to clerks to prepare manuscript copies for both houses. Miss Sanger, the White House stenographer, transcribed and the president dictated corrections before delivery. Strict secrecy surrounds the process with copies kept in an iron safe until Monday morning when sent to Congress.
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White House
Congress
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Smail
Halford
Comstock raids Chinatown gambling houses in New York
Anthony Comstock led a raid with ten police on a Chinese quarter gambling room at Mott Street Friday night. A long table held cash counters, brass bells, and a Wanamaker like counter. a Joss shrine, candles, and fish paper charms appeared as part of a talisman display. Back rooms contained opium pipes and smokers, the air thick with fumes. Another raid on a Mott Street site yielded similar results.
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Athony Comstock
On & Mott St
Widow Fights Pension Theft By Return of Cassidy
In St Louis a man named Cassidy, later identified as Richard Hickey, returned after a long service to claim a pension and married under an assumed name. He deserted his wife years earlier, and funds were ordered to be paid to the widow, who was surprised when Cassidy reappeared. The piece also mentions manager Dickson and a glass-breaking incident in a theater.
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Damen Cissiday
R. Hickey
United States Army
Mounted
Montana
Cassidy
Dickson
Hearne
Indiana Hospital Co Indemnity Plan Offer
The Indiana Hospital Co contracts to pay 365.00 to 20.00 weekly indemnity on sickness or accident and furnishes doctors and medicines free. For further particulars call at the companys office Rooms 47 and 48 Vance block car Washington st and Virginis-ave.
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