Fourth Edition Menace to Peace in Socialist Schools
New York reports that socialist schools and red kindergartens are spreading in tenement districts. The central Freie Deutscheschule on Fourth Street hosts teachers by design, including Prof. Rosenberg. Pupils, taught to hate the rich and reject a future life, number about a thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chilern
Socialisticher Schuleverein
Waogiish
Ee. Fourth-st
Chicago
Cook County
Freie Deutscheschule
Rosenberg
Socialists’ Party
Gas Legislation To Aim At Farmers Gas Lands
State Senator Boyd of Hamilton and Tipton counties will handle natural gas legislation in the upper house this winter. The race between Boyd and R Stephenson highlighted farmer opposition to company rights. Courts in Hamilton and Tipton hint at curbing eminent domain for pipelines while wells near partition lines spark farmer discontent and calls for regulated setbacks.
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Boyd
Hamilton
Tipton
General Assembly
R. Stephenson
Mobiesville
Whitesell
Consumers Gas Trust
Tipton County
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Broad Ripple Company
Castleton
Pennsylvania
aAire
Pany Wes
Cis
Noblesawelia
Fragmentary obituary note hints at Sarna departure
Partially readable line suggests Sarna abandoned a morning event and boarded a transport, but details are garbled leaving unclear full context and identities.
Asphalt bids opened as council rebukes New & Co
The council acted to rebid asphalt pavement work, ordering bids on all kinds of asphalt instead of New and Co. local firms. A dozen actions followed, including a gas lamp expansion costing $600, street sweeper purchase, and a $100,000 temporary loan plan. The meeting also debated conductors aboard streetcars and the Greenlawn cemetery condemnation. The engineer’s salary was a point of contention, and a rule suspension attempt failed.
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New, Cummings & Co
Hicklin
Finch
Trinidad
Panhandle
Pearson
Trusler
Darnell
Cal
Serory
Darbell
Market St
Pine
Bicking
Yeiser-ats
Madison-ave
Health Board
Greenlawn Cemetery
Judiciary Committee
Washington St. Asphat
Court House
Stresta
Real estate dealer in court on false pretenses charge
Indianapolis real estate agent Henry D. Stringer faced a serious charge after requisition papers from Gov. Martin led to his arrest by Deputy Sheriff Langenberg. Stringer, held at Little's hotel, posted bond while a habeas corpus hearing was delayed. The case stems from a December 1880 deal with Orr Bros. involving a livery stable traded for farm land claimed to be improved. The Orrs won $1,400 in a civil suit. criminal proceedings began over the weekend.
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Indianapolis
Jesse Brockway
Oswego
Labette County
Kas
Gov. Martin
Henry D. Stringer
Hadley
Stringar
Orr Bros
Cawega
Kan
Missouri
Orr Brothers
The Switchmen Strike and Its Lingering Effects
A railroader said on Tuesday the Switchmen's Strike may be over but its effects persist. A compact between rail companies and engineers firemen and brakemen forbids switching duties, yet switchmen were misled by promises of support. Freight delays remain as railroads struggle to fill positions.
Real estate transfers list with multiple lot changes
W Morrow trustee transfers to F L Harrison two lots in Newell's North Place add for 55 dollars. G Ortwood to H Howe lot A in Barth's heirs add aught to F L King in Lisnt's Broadie add for 1,000. J J Carrigan to J Doty lots 29 and others in Glenn's Brooks add for 600. J B Spann to Geo Raper lots 388 and 389 in Spaande Co Woodlawn add for 768. E M Casterline to C Bradford lot 15 in Mimphy & Sinker's correct add for 1,200. A B Taylor to A T Pray lot 3 in snr 18 in Pohl's sub of Johnson heirs add for 1,281. N McCarty to W Newkirk 106,463 in McCarty's 10th W side add for 300. Frank McCray to F Stout of Lot Baton Holland's sub of Robinson Voorhees add for 90. B L Adkinson to Ida Meredith lot 4 in Brandi's sub of Fletcher's Woodlawn subadd for 1,620. Thames Loan and Trust Co to J Buchter dots 36 and 0 in John Rosett's sub pt a 0 107 for 2,600. Rachie Bt of lot of S Henderson's…
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H Real Estate
W. Morrow
F. L. Harrison
Newell
North Place
G. Ortwood
H. Howe
Barth
F. L. King
Lisnt
Broadie
J. J. Carrigan
J. Doty
M.c
A.t. Pray
Snr
Pohl
Johnson Heirs
N. McCarty
W. Newkirk
McCarty
Frank McCray
F. Stout
Baton Holland
Robinson& Voorhees
B. UL. Adkiason
Ida Meredith
Brandi’s
Fletcher
Woodlawn Sabard
the. Thames, Loan, and Trust. Co
J.buechter
John Rosett
Rachie
Lot
Red Mer Ho Made Medicine and Refuse to Talk on Tariff
Indians in bright blankets distribute handbills for a patent medicine firm travel across the country. A reporter questions three chiefs about tribe status tariff reform and treasury theft while stage oratory extols medicines. One chief refuses interview and the speaker ends with a one dollar price pitch amid lively advertising and moral appeals.
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White Feather
Jy Be
White Cloud
Harrison
Big Buffalo
Split Moon
Sky
Thunder
Hole-in-the- Day
Hole-in-the
Chicago
Virginia Age
Rink
Buffalo Bill
Bright
Chester
A. Arthur
Andrew Johnson
Chas
Sumner
Haughville
Georgetown Court House Burned Deliberately
Georgetown U Dec 4 Spl the courthouse was burned Monday night with evidence of arson to destroy records against the White Caps. A mask was found, piles of kindling soaked in coal oil found in the cellar. Dora Belle Davis sued John T Wayte for 5000 damages for breach of marriage contract. they later married, then she pursued divorce for cruelty. Mrs Barron, injured by gunshot or attempted suicide, is improving but offered no explanation of her wound.
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Georgetown
Connlating
Dora Belle Davis
W. P. Adkinson
John T. Wayte
Fragmentary Wire Whispers Record Incomplete Notes
Wire items reference Cleveland majority of 60000 freight collision on Grand Trunk road in Merriston Ontario killing three men. Senator Sowden predicts tariff bill passage with few amendments. Ohio Attorney General Watson to pursue White Caps. Rochester stock breeders fail for 250000. New York police monitor Dr. Tremblay suspected of Whitechapel link after arrival. London bail status noted.
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Cleveland
Merriston
New -York
Tamblaty
London
Amateur rehearsal of Chimes of Normandy draws big crowd
A lively dress rehearsal at English's opera house features Prof Pearson directing while wearing a plug hat and baton. Railroad workers and city girls fill the stage, with students and staff joining in lively scenes as the orchestra opens the overture. The cast includes Mrs Scott Miss Atkinson Miss Moffat and others delivering strong voices and comic antics amid stage chaos.
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Prof. Gra. Pearson
Prof. Pearson
Normandy
Indianapolis
Mr. Smiley
Loya
Morris Meek
Harry Gates
Supt. Atkinson
Henri
Harry Porter
Emmett Seery
Ed Vance
Scott
Beile Atkinson
Hila Kreil
Daisy White
Miss Robinson
Atkinson
Fred Richards
Gaspard
Bailey
Fred Wiles
Grennshaw
Mail robberies tie to Campbellite preacher in Arkansas
Dec 4 report from LITTLE ROCK says mail robberies on the Plummerville Clinton star route led detectives to Rev. J. H. Snowden, deputy postmaster at Centre Ridge. He is jailed in default of 1500 bail. Snowden, a Campbellite pastor, has a family.
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Little Roux
Plummerville
Clinton
J. H. Snowden
Centre Ridge
Snowden
Chamberlain Murd erer Dies by Suicide in Jail
In Logansport Indiana on December 8 188? murderer Chamberlain awaiting trial for Ida Wittenberg’s death at Reynolds State Prison suicided in his cell. The jurors had just risen for breakfast when the news arrived, easing their difficult task.
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Logansport
Ind
Chamberlain
Ida Wittenberg
Reynolds
Cage
Thay
A Runaway Girl Caught By Railway Conductor's Intervention
Eighteen year old Ethel Palmer registered at the Grand hotel with no residence. Conductor Catherwood of Monon route questioned her on the train and urged her to abandon plans to meet a lover in Cincinnati. He helped her decide to return home, and she was restored to her parents at 2:20 Monday morning after traveling toward Chicago.
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Ethel Palmer
Grand Hotel
Comrictor Catherwood
Chicago
Cincinnati
Catherwood
Jesse Johnson Again in Nose of Pugilist Clash
Johnson and Littler clash on South Illinois Street near Pearl Street as Littler recounts Johnson’s threats to kill him. Johnson, tied to the earlier attempted murder case, shows anger and swings. friends intervene and separate the men after blows are exchanged.
Suicides Shocks Troy as Banker L H Haselhurst Ends Life
Troy Dec 4 Spl The city’s longest awaited sensation in seven years followed the Tuesday morning announcement that L H Haselhurst senior member of Copperly Cole Haselhurst bankers had suicided He was a leading mason in the country with no reason given for the act.
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Troy
L. H. Haselhurst
Copperly, Cole & Haselhurst
Freight Collision Near Solomon's Gap Kills Several
A terrible freight collision occurred Monday morning at Solomon's gap near Wilkesbarre. Two freight trains crashed on a curve. Both firemen and one engineer were killed, and one brakeman fatally hurt.
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Philadelpata
Solomon’s Gap
Wilkesbarre
Damages Awarded After Runout in Valentine Case
Henry L. Hackathorn, run out of Valentine by temperance factions who believed he drank, won $1 300 in Fort Wayne. Attorneys G W Paul and W H Thompson of Crawfordsville filed $5 000 damage claims against the county after being dropped by a new county board and replaced with others in the gravel road cases.
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Henry L. Hackathorn
Valentine
LaGrange County
Fort Wayne
G. W. Paul
W. H. Thompson
Crawfordsville
Board of County Commissioners
Graval Road
Wagner's Insanity In Indiana News Flash
WABASH Indiana December 3 Joseph Wagner a German resident has gone insane imagining his children are to be killed He reports knives through walls and claims three children are already destroyed Dementia cited as due to domestic trouble He is under surveillance Yardmaster Nolan at the Vohandle railroad was struck by a stone Monday afternoon thrown by an unknown person Dr Marsee who treated the injury says it is not serious and Nolan will be out today Prince Von Pleas to wed Miss Hasans Woodville formerly of Rand some White Cap suit postponed at Brown County court with about a hundred witnesses and strong interest
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Wagner
Wabash, Ind
Joseph Wagner
Nolan
Vohandle
Marsee
Bankmog
Hasans Woodville
Prince von Pleas
BreomIneton
Ind
Wm. Norman
Polk Township
Joseph Leland
Debn Barry
Norwood St
Wright
Leland
Mysterious Shooting in Bed Ends in Critical Wounding
George M Barron and wife at 122 Dorman street near KE Markot report a violent incident around 2am. Mrs Barron shot herself in the eye with a revolver while Barron slept, leaving her in grave condition. Neighbors note conflicting stories. Barron claims no marital trouble. Barron works as a cabinet maker for Lauter and Irese.
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Dorman-at
George M. Barron
Barron
Burelares
Lauter & Irese
Indian Mass Aures Migrants Reported Massacred
A party of about 60 emigrant families on the Cherokee reservation is said to have been attacked by a band of Indians who destroyed or seized their belongings and may have massacred the group. Troops from Fort Supply were dispatched to the scene.
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St. Louis
Texas
Fort Supply
Alice Sherrill Seeks Separation After Three Years
Alice Sherrill ends three years with Leonard M. by prayer and legal separation for cruelty. Albert E. seeks divorce from Jennie Pierson alleging whipping drunkenness and impropriety. November Union station trains total 3266 regular and 89 special with 24150 cars. Meridian W C T O ladies plan 3:30 pm meeting at the blind asylum. Judge Taylor frees Lizzie Fary on abandonment. November L N A C railroad traffic up with 205 trains 1323 coaches, up 41 trains and 222 coaches from 1887. Cal Darnell challenged Inaac King for sheriff with a quarter salary wager. Gaul disputes payment citing fraud. Judge Irwin dismisses Tansel trial evidence and the jury. Boone county sheriff failed to locate Tansell, believed to have jumped bail. Jozeph K. Sharpe notes a Dakota fall praised. A. B. Young sues John W. and John A. Bruce for 1000 damages. Bruce's addition suit against Young to quiet title. Venue change granted in Sullivan case. attorneys fees awarded.
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Alice Sherrill
Leonard M
Albert E
Jennie Pierson
Wete
Union Station
The
Meridian W.C. T. 0
Blind Asylum
Taylor
Lizzie
Fary
Nowland
Julie Hadley
Alfred R
Rebecca Perdue
Mannerchor Hall
Dee
Cal Darnell
Gaul
Inaac
Cal
Irwin
Tansel
Boone County
Tansell
Jozeph K. Sharpe
Delaware St
Esteline
Dak
Bell
Dakota
Ole
A. B.young
John W
John A. Bruce
Bruce
Young
Hendricks
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New & Co
Nchemo
Denny Fa—wyors
Bob-Tati Cara
Jesse Johnson
Joe Little
Joe Littler
Alexander
S. Tlinois-st
Pearl-st
Littler Saya
Johnson
Littler
Mastera Sanker
Aasault
Brown
Aragelst
Maggie Barron
Amlersel
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