Dead Heart at the Grand Stirred Mob Scene Disturbance
A review notes the revolutionary play The Dead Heart at the Grand theater provoked riotous mood with soldiers and conspirators on stage. Details describe stagecraft, costumes, and two Chicago supernumeraries who linger with the company amid backstage antics. A street robbery involving Miss Annie Pyle adds a grim counterpoint to the evening.
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James O'Neill
nDarty
N. B. Doves
Ls Trrand
Stags
Elaga
Sud Room
Eaper
Ana Ihasy Fowné
Boston
Gevst
Vagrants Burn Suburban Store After Burglary
A gang of tramps burglarized A I Wilden & Son store in East Gieben suburb, loaded goods into a schoolhouse, then set the building ablaze. Firefighters struggled as water mains failed, but authorities nabbed six suspects amid signs of arson. Loss estimated under a thousand dollars.
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A&a Btero Earsnesen Smd
A. Queet
Asines
GosHzn
Ind
Bes
A. I. Wilden & Sona
Eset Gieben
Nossa
Still Mur Nothing Develops In Mabblit Baby Case
The Mabblit baby murder inquiry shows no sterlizing progress since Thursday as May appeared before the grand jury and returned home to anxious brothers who press for news. The family remains reserved, with little spoken on the murder topic and only distant, cautious concern evident in their expressions.
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Bose Stillefase
Becaue
Road Work Fatality Near Hiliett County
A premature powder explosion during road construction Friday near Hiliett County injured workers but caused no deaths. Reports indicate one man suffered serious injuries while others escaped unharmed as crews halted operations and authorities investigated the incident.
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Gruenup
Hiliett
Gargerouxly
Defaulter Case Highlights 3100 000 Loss at Saga Co
Dec 5 report from ALPAKY notes Joseph Abbott, desk clerk for Saga & Co., Jumbar Geulers, who died by suicide Thursday, is a defaulter for 3100,000. A separate item from PASTROURNE describes an apples conduit from Nova Scotia ending with a cryptic marriage-minded note hidden in a barrel.
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Bate. Alpaky
Joseph Abbott
Saga & Co
Jumbar Geulers
Marties
Pastrourne
Huraday
Nova Scotia
Mae
Hartley Warshell
Falk Reg Blige
Annanalis
Metapolitan Gleba theaters dispute and local notes
A garbled regional summary notes Dickeen Talbott control of Metapolitan and Gleba theaters in Columbus, with various misrendered places and names. It mentions the National Farmers Alliance likely meeting in Indianapolis next year, a pensioner incident near Douglas street, a railroad accident, a fire alarm at a women’s home, a legal counterfeiting case in Pike County, and union elections plus a Woodstock plant meeting forming a price pact for wagons and wood products.
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Dickeen & Talbott
Gleba
Columbus
Elie Road
Wabeeh
Latier
National Farmers’ Alliance
Indianapolis
Diesa
Gisen Smith
Bentations Dannot
Echeol
P, Lieber
Dasseldorf
Gare Goby
Chet
Fumhengg
Henry Hiller
Win
Jebeon
Blake
Honroe
Riva
J. RB
Mose
Douglas-at
P. Humphey
Grean-House
Mapleton
Federal
Fildey
Joase Houckins
Sue Richardson
Pike County
Jassa
Jasy
Ore Gay
Conta
Eid Sune Gose
Samusl Bigter
Terre Haute
Cests
Fire Department
Sallie Tuttle
JZLN
Miesiesippist
Wm. Champion
James Cahill
W. J. Hatton
Joseph L. Mandila
Treas
McCarthy, Homburg
Bradley
Corcorsn
Robinson
Kingan
Central Labor Union
Bomburg, Glazier, Robinson
Woodstock
Bound by an Oath Hue Sstrwazse and Sensational Dom
Milan Tenn December 6 Special Capt Sykee recounts the death of H S Janet from delirium tremens. Janet was among 29 Confederate officers of Gen Driggs brigade who swore to hate the union flag and oppress the north at the Kimball house in Atlanta. Of 26, many died violently from excesses or alcoholism. Sykes is described as reliable.
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Milan
Tenn
Sykee
Hse
H. S. Janet
Keesus Janet
Gan
Driggs
Acolemn Osth
Kimball House
Atlanta
Thair House
Sykes
Senate
Washington
Chicago Herald
Voorhees
Dabata
Hémunds
Insalis
Duége Furpie
Strator Varpia
Gonpress
Heen
Geor Adams
Boone
Farpie
HaLlicens
Souther
Furpis
Diphtheria Deaths Rise As City Warned
Fourteen additional diphtheria deaths were reported to the Board of Health on Friday as the epidemic gains ground in the city. Parents are urged to minimize exposure of children to the disease, with officials debating consequences of public health advisories and penalties for noncompliance. The piece condemns risky practices and notes a recent large funeral for a child who died from a malignant case.
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Board of Health
Plata
Hsalth Mame Dears
Elias
Health Board
Onal Naver
Henith
Cot Ear Company
Wealth Board
Worker Fatally Struck by Falling Bucket in Altar Street Incident
A 43 year old Black man, Henry Brown, died when a bucket fell from a rope and struck him on the head during a construction scene on North Mississippi Street. James Tarner, present, helped lower bricks as the bucket slipped, causing Brown to collapse. Paramedics transported him to his home, where he later died about 20 minutes after the accident.
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Siemay Brown
Heldey
Henry Brown
Mebi
James Tarner
Sveai
Mississippi St
Weil
Brown
Taormer
Tha Paatzat
Stock market opens with feverish bidding in New York
New York December 5 stock prices rise in early trading as buyers push for certificates. Fractions of the market show activity with large sums sought for certificates. Total offerings at the exchange reach over 1,090,000 dollars, while certificates outstanding at the clea nhouse approach 13,009,000.
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Pratexts
New York
Morriar
Mayors Mecaeption and City Hall Scramble
A garbled account mentions Mayor Sullivan and a Friday morning reception. It references Matilda signing on the stews and a tunnel nuisance charge of 38, with Sarah Bill fined 8 plus costs for drinking. Bart Daan faced 10 for mingling in a "rathier society."
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Sullivan
tMattias
Matilda
Sarah Bill
Daing
Bart Daan Wen
Pacts and Plots Across Nations Stir World Affairs
Reports note the King of Holland buried in Deif, a fatal fire at Neweaatla workhouse claims four lives, and French confidence in deputies affirmed. A Turkish Greek church accord follows demands, while Mr Balfour seeks 5 000 pounds for potato aid in rural Ireland. London Labour Council seeks control over ship crew hiring and orders a strike on steamship lines. Rio de Janeiro unrest prompts officers’ punishment and street protests.
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King of
Lialand
London Labor Council
Hhea
Rio da Janeira
Ofica
Ordar
New Building Boom Sparks City Vision for Spring
The article praises anticipated architectural growth and in house development in the city. It highlights plans for a handsome Commercial Club building, stylish offices, and a push to elevate the town with modern structures rivaling the state house, citing funds and notable projects as evidence of a rising skyline. It notes Uncle Sam’s spending influence and references the St. Louis post office price and other large-scale investments guiding the era.
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Qwalia
Ingida
Ihe
Sluis Lige Lp
Lavaa Him
Las Gig
Batidara
Lugianepoiia
Bandrome Eirutiares
Sam
State House
St. Louis
Indiana
Eadleapons
Dart
Iburemeinder
Tinal
Aed
Sebobes
Fogey
New York
Wasson
Lorraine Diccis
Baalees
Veiled Virginia Avenue Viaduct Deal Nearing Acceptance
Friends of the Virginia avenue viaduct fear disruption as property owners claim long held options on land. Mayor Sulivan expects ordinances to pass, stating the company would accept terms in minutes if willing, and warns of pressure if they refuse.
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Friends of
Viaduet
Eines
Sul- Hvan
Ecompany
Allay
Fragmented OCR News Item with Mixed Names and Retroplace
A decipherable text fragment notes a political scene in the Holland Chamber of Deputies with figures like Nat Goodwin drawing crowds, and a recall of a Grand Handsome Berry Carlton event in New York. It also mentions a police case, an acquittal for Gaped, and a Miss Mackey winning a tidal snitegsinshaf Hoaglish newspaper controversy. Weather reference cites Indianapolis as cloudy and warmer.
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Holland Chamber of Deputies
Nat Goodwin
Carlton
New York
Gaped
Mackey
Indianapolis
Heat Investment ends with secured mortgaged loan offer
Heat Investment ii Endiama. Sixty cents monthly xatures 20, Deben tures Dey 10 per cent. secure by first mortgages to double your investment, payable semi annually. Loans 6 per cent. C. W. Phillips, resident manager, 88 Market Street, Tet. 1086 Lea Holtzmanivery and Backs, The Bon Bon for due candies, made fresh day, 63. Penish
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C. W. Phillips
Lea Holtzman
LYNCHING AND BURNING VICTIM FOUND ALIVE INJURED
CENTRAL SOUTH CAROLINA details show Henry Johnson lynched by a mob on Tuesday night and found barely alive Wednesday morning as brush was piled and burned. The report recalls mob action and resulting injuries amid chaotic scene.
Produc ers press against Standard Oil amid rising discontent
A Dec 6 dispatch reports growing discontent among producers toward the Stenchard monopoly. Indignant workers indicate plans for an independent movement, with calls for meetings of the P. A. as they seek to regain profits taken by the Standard. Prices: crude NY markets show declines while refined sell higher. producers urge collective action.
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Vonpang
Rankao
Opin
Icu
Gieitfer
Ona Promiseas
New York
P. A
Political Scandal Rocks Pennsylvania Governor Candidate
The text reports that Delarater, a late Pennsylvania governor candidate, faced a ruinous political setback amid allegations of misdeeds and a large loss. Senator Quay was implicated in a different, smaller corruption claim. The piece notes the impact on parties and public trust.
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Doriameter
Meadville
Delawonter & Co
Riley
Delarater
Psanssivenia
Quay
Minties Defense in Indianola Court Case
The criminal court heard the case of Katie Elliott, a 20 year old described as attractive, accused of stealing a gold bracelet from Mrs. Perniemen. Elliott admitted taking the item but claimed lack of accountability due to opium habit and confusion about her location, whether in Indianapolis or Brooklyn.
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Criminal Court
Katie Elliott
Perniemen
Katie
Tadianapoila
Boboken
Quarted and disjointed notes from Crawfordsville news
Fragmented items list local incidents including a water pipe burst death, a six foot six man named Garrag at 330 pounds, and a theft by Eddie McKansie in Muncie. It mentions unrest among Anderson residents, friction between Girls and Boys over theater and parties, Henry Salzeman quitting a clerks race, and Morgan County fines and freedom allowances amid aging governance issues.
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Grebbs & Reynolds
Crawfordsville
Garrag
Siomeington Tanzaday
Petersburg
ITE Sun
Eddie McKansie
Hifier
Muncie
Sharpyville
Anderson
Gigis
Fas
Bertinesville
Henry Salzeman
Morgan County
Indiana Senators in Debate Show Contrast in Senate
Washington dispatch describes Voorhees as a towering, loud orator whose voice dominates debates, while Sewall or Hammon? and Hinds provide a softer, musical contrast. The piece notes Voorhees strength in word choice, and cites Furman Furley as shaping critique, arguing against subjugation and defending Southern policy.
Parnell Defers on Sir Gladstone Reply at Hawarden Talk
In a Dublin session dated December 6, Parnell refused to commit until obtaining Sir Gladstone's reply. He argued his leadership and position exceeded mere party leadership and urged judgment on his ministers' conduct for the party’s sake. He criticized reconciliation efforts with Irish factions and referenced O’Shea divorce matters as part of the broader political scene. The event touched on the Concordance party's work, with Parnell noting uncertainty about the outcome.
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Giagateozma
Vertnin
Tloxpon
Dse G
Maticnaisets
Puuraday
Parnall
Ioak
Clancy
Gladstone
Anarty
Lesder
Metion
Les Fearing
Pappie
Hawarden
Hethen
Hora
Coun Gage
Munis
Sexton
Shyry
Waterford
Lanessaire
Healy
Parpsil
Parta
Saltairs
Gladateatana
Parnell
Freisad
O’shes
Grand nightly remote review of The Dead Heart at Grand Theatre
ONeill production of The Dead Heart received praise for strong acting and striking tableaux though opening night faced delays. J W Shannon and Kate Fitzher, Eleanor Carroll and James ONeill highlighted the cast with dramatic scenes including the guillotine, while next week promises The Sea King and Bottom of the Sea with varied vaudeville and theatre acts at nearby venues.
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James O'Neil
Henry Irving
Thaster
Potafug
Agams
Robert Landry
Mr. O’neill
Kate Fietsher
Jeanette
Eleanore Carroll
Ostherine Daval
O'Noell
Bistile
Gould
Tas Howard Bar-Lesque Company
Haglich
Scanlon S
Widow Minnie Parzis Case Stuns Brooklyn Court
A sensational Brooklyn courtroom session centered on Minnie Parzis widow suing wealthy Peter Duffy for breach of promise. Testimony from Mrs Bourne and other witnesses revealed dramatic moments as the defense faced up to possible fraud and a contested marriage.
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New Yoas
Brooklyn Thureday
Mia
Minnie Parzis
Peter Duffy
Eviidar
Fox Bregeh
Promise
Pia Bosabkhell
Tlarrrar Shields
Firs
Kats Bonras
Ela
Fey
Bonras
Perris
Errigor
Bourse
Duffy
Pexrie
Mra. Perris
Kaii
Women charity project aims to aid indigent Irvington women
A meeting at the Denison discusses creating The home and school for indigent and worthy women at Irvington to educate and support aged women. Land offers and building subscriptions are promised by local residents and donors. The ladies plan to reconvene next Thursday afternoon. Farmers in Kansas and Nebraska seek aid for destitute families, estimating 60,000 needing relief.
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Denison
Plung
Irvington
Hire
Jd. A.gilbart
Mire
L. Jackson
Byivasior Rohnson
J. G Kizgebury
Kansas City
Det
Kansas
Nebraska
Flapurrs of Spurlurs and Belmont Futurity Hopes
Sports notes from Pittsburg and New York discuss Tom Dacford challenging all comers at 146 pounds for a championship with a large prize, Belmont’s horses potentially changing hands if sold, Potomac the futurity winner eyed by Foil Dwyer, and Joe Donoghue aiming to contest European races before returning with new rivals. Also mentions Senator Stanford paying for the trotter Flectioneer, dead at Palo Alto at 25 with many offspring. A brief verse about a little league shadow and fading prospects ends.
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Tom Dacford
New York
U. S
Pitteburg
Belmont
Anctor
Dwyer
Potomac
Joe Donoghue
Europe
Indiana
Flectioneer
Trotter
Palo Alto
San Francisco
Stanford
Pittsburg
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