Suffrage Talk With Miss Anthony In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Miss Anthony discusses women's suffrage with a varied audience. She notes foreign influence as a hindrance, cites the Denver mayor on reduced saloon traffic, and explains the movement's nonpartisan stance. The event leads to further meetings with Carrie Chapman Catt and a Plymouth church convention opening Thursday.
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Anthony
Willie
Denver
Kansas
Bryan
Mary Elizabeth
Washington
Lease
South Dakota
Washington State
Indianapolis
Detroit
Federation of Labor
Rate war Threa tened Between Major Rail Lines
A passenger rail rate war is threatened as lines form direct routes from New England to California. Competing systems include the Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania, with Northwestern, Rock Island, Santa Fe, Illinois Central, and other roads in the mix.
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New
Brigland
California
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Rock Island
Paderewski News Reports Enduring Popularity
Paderewski arrives amid strong advance concert sales. Report notes his skill and public interest despite recent injury news from a corn shredder accident, with local updates and timing for his first four performances.
Safety Board Keeps Dual Telephone Service Amid Bids
The Board of Safety may retain both Central Union and a new telephone firm after accepting a bid from the latter. Central Union continues 41 phones at 4888 and 101 Gamewell boxes for 303, while a new contract covers trunk and branch lines to police, safety offices, fire department, and exchange connections.
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The
New Company
Safety ‘Board
Central Union Company
Safety Board
Central Union
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Public Safety Commissioners
Board
Police Department Exchange
Fire Department
Department
Roth
Central Union Service
Board of Works
Gage Reports Treasury Findings for 1895 Fiscal Year
Secretary Gage submitted the annual report noting total government receipts of 710,952,155 for the year ended June 30, 1895, and expenditures of 70,093,564.02 with a deficit of 9,1119.67. It covers bank statistics, national bank resources, debt figures since 1889, proposed funding actions, foreign commerce totals, District of Columbia finances, public buildings, immigration, military hospitals, Cuba and Porto Rico sanitation, and calls for banking and currency legislation with gold standard backing.
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Washington
Gage
United States
District of Columbia
Cuba
Porto Rico
Congress
Bradley to the Front
Gov. Brad ley said he will offer a reward for information about the Macon county mob if the county judge notifies him officially. This is the only action permitted by law.
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Frankfort
Bradley
Couutty
Macon County
Four men killed or injured in Cleveland mill boiler accident
In Cleveland Ohio Tuesday night a boiler fell at the rolling mills trapping four men. John Barner was killed instantly. Mike Kaceller was fatally injured. Two others were hurt but expected to recover.
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Cleveland
Mills
John Barner
Mike ‘Kaceller
Rae
Spanish Prisoners Tell Of Cruel Treatment In Insurgent Hands
Seven Spanish soldiers escaped to Manila describe 16 to 19 months of captivity under Filipino forces. They claim 12 cents a day supported them, harsh beatings for complaints, and Americans received slightly better but tightly watched confinement. Aguinaldo rents prisoners to wealthier sponsors for labor.
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P. I
Florida
San Fernando
Aguinaldo
Pio Ael Pilar
Fed li
Keen
Charges Placed Against Principal for School Abuse
Charges against Principal P. W. Dykema of Public School No. 8 on Virginia Ave allege that a pupil was punished by 28 stairs and that Dykema kicked a boy and observed improper behavior toward girls. He admits striking a fighting pupil and says he may have patted pupils on shoulders. A committee of commissioners is investigating and has reportedly dismissed the girls charge. a report to the board is due Friday.
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Virginia Ave
Reve J. A. Knowlton
South-st
Long
Wothe
Woessner
Goss
Maxwell
Prof
Dykema
Grand Stand Progress At New Baseball Park
Work on the new baseball park advances with weather causing brief grading delays. President Watkins said the modern grand stand will have press boxes only, and seating totals about 2,500 for spectators plus bleachers for 2,500, totaling 5,000.
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Watkins
Sympathy for Boers Resolution in Senate
Senator Mason introduced a resolution expressing U S sympathy with the Boers in their struggle against England and hoping for Boer victory. He said he would address the Senate on the subject later. The resolution was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
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Washington
Mason
Congress of the United States
England
Senate
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Williams to hang for murder in Paris Ky on Monday
Clarence Williams, colored, faces execution next Monday for the murder of his sweetheart Joht Tilman. The seafield on which Williams will hang has also been linked to 14 other crimes, including the Pearl Bryan murder by Jackson and Walling and Laughlin’s killing of an entire Brooksville family.
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Clarence Williams
Joht Tilman
Seafield
Williams
Jackson
Walling
Pearl Bryan
Laughlin
Brooksville
Senate approves Hoot nomination amid tense political moves
A jumble of notes reports Senate confirmation of Secretary Hoot while G A R officers meet in Chicago. Amos Finney, out of work in Assumption, shot himself. a fire in Bloomfield, Virginia destroyed 30 houses. Mrs Louise Loomis of New York dies. Julia Marlowe Tabor seeks divorce from Robert Tabor. Charleston court-marshal inquiry into Chaplain Shields centers on drunkenness. Albemarle NC fire wipes out five stores and homes. Edgar Burns of New York confesses to a murder in Scarsdale. Tenn. gamblers growing desperate after shootings. Fairbanks introduces a bill on a federal building in Indianapolis.
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New York
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Robert S. Tabor
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Charleston
Edgar Burnse
I Fellows
Scarsdale
Ducktown
Tenn
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Harrison
Turineis
Indiana Firm to Meet Officials Over Weekly Wage Issue
Representatives of Republic Iron and Steel, Indiana, with 5,000 workers, travel to Indianapolis to discuss weekly wage payments with labor commissioners and the factory inspector. The talks aim to settle without court action as certificates for release are reviewed and potential prosecutions limited to wage-suit actions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Iianapolis
Delaware County
J. P. McCormack
Anderson
Middletown
Redkey
Montpellier
Mafeking Report and Ladysmith Shelling Update
Nov 21 advices from Mafeking describe the town in despair as Boer guns close to Ladysmith. German general Buller reports dead Boers on the Belmont field and Boer losses at Willow Green.
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Ladysmith
Ger. Buller
Belmont
Wilow Green
Bvers
James Davis wins unique $3390 verdict for broken neck
Chicago man James Davis won a landmark Cook County court case against Chicago Edison for a broken neck suffered while moving a boiler in January. The judge ruled the verdict unprecedented and Davis can now perform light work and wear his sole-leather collar only occasionally.
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Chicago
James Davis
Cook County
Chicago Edison
Davis
Pastor and wife shot in Racine home attack
Rev. D B Cheney pastor of the First Baptist Church and his wife were shot in their Racine residence at 10 a m on Wednesday. Mrs Cheney was shot in the head as she met the assailant at the foot of the stairs. Cheney grappled with the shooter and was wounded in the groin and chest. Cheney had previously led the Wisconsin division of the A P A.
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Wis
D. B. Cheney
First Baptist Church
Cheney
Wisconsin
Election contest hearings set for December 18
A. F. Hovey representing Elliott and Wall and W. W. Spencer for Geckler and Daly appeared before Judge Alien Wednesday to argue a motion to make the complaints more specific. Hovey argued sufficiency. judge未 yet ruled. The case is scheduled for hearing December 18.
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Elliott
Wall
W. W. Spencer
Geckler
Daly
Alien
Spencer
Roberts Case Shapes Utah Senate Appointment Bid
Congress members received startling private information regarding the Roberts case. It suggests if Roberts is unseated in the house and Senator Quay is seated in the senate, Utah’s governor would appoint Roberts to the senate, prompting a complex political maneuver.
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Congress
Roberts
House
Quay
Pennsylvania
Senate
Utah
Ri‘e
Beggar Finds Estate Clue as New Year Nears
A New Yorker called a silver man turned in a pocketbook with $2 and a letter to Capt. Shippy of South Chicago police, a finder seeking closure before year end. A Denver beggar, M. L. Stout, is being escorted to Iowa to claim a $50,000 estate discovered by his brother. In Cleveland, Frank Bender survived a foundry accident after an oven door trapping him failed to yield rescue.
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Stout
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Frank Bender
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Squire Smock Sifts 360 Cubic Feet of Land Damages
A local suit involves John and Mary Goodpearl claiming $50 for 36 cubic feet of earth lost when a cow herd belonging to Eliza and John Conroy trampled a bank on Temple Avenue abutting Posues run. The case pauses as the court weighs the damage and proceeds with deliberation.
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Mary Goodpearl
Goodpearls
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Posues Run
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John Conroy
Iie
Old Merchant James TF Gleason of Tipton Dead at 72
Tipton Indiana December report: James TF Gleason, long regarded as the town’s first merchant, has died aged 72. Local records note his prominent role in retail and community commerce. His passing closes a chapter in Tipton's mercantile history.
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Sply
James TF
Gleason
Tipton
Births Debts and Marriages in Local Notices
Births list Cyrus and Ida Knape announce a girl at 2 N West street and George and Sophia Stienecker report a birth at 2139 Chestnut. Deaths note Magdalena Wemmer at 401 Tlowa and Mary Goodperle at 1149 Laseile with causes including pericarditis and heart failure. Several marriage licenses listed including Samuel Gresh with Rebecca Bryan and John Woessner with Kate Ford.
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N. West-st
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M. C
Daisy Leeth
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N. Meridian
Mary Goodperle
Laseile-st
Pitresis
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Tlowa-st
Louis D. Schmidt
Downie-st
Margaret Dixon
Ray-st
Bright's Disease
Bettie Bailey
W. Court-st
Samuel Gresh
Rebecca J. Bryan
John C. Woessner
Kate A. Ford
Conrad W. Borger
Lutie C. Fraley
Hervey B. Richardson
Anna M. Dyster
Henry Wopkins
Emma Odell
James H. Thompson
Neilie Wiskey
Edward W. Ferkins
Hattie Estete Johnson
Abe Keene
Lina Cheaten
Determined Wife Aids Civil War Major To Health
A Marion Ohio woman, unnamed here for privacy, cared for her formerly ill husband on a lakeside cottage retreat. After using Postum Cereal Coffee, he recovered mental health in six months and thrived a year later, with the wife crediting the product and affirming no other beverages. The couple promote Postum and invite inquiries to Battle Creek Michigan.
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Postum Cereal Food Coffee
Postum
Java
Posium Cereal Co
Jtd
Battle Creek
Mich
Interstate Live Stock Market Wrap Dec 6 at Interstate Stock Yards
Receipts show cattle 160 head and sheep 120 head with mixed export and live cattle quotes. Good to prime steers 1 380 lbs plus, heifers and cows in various grades, veals and lambs priced. bulls, calves, and stockers listed with ranges for good to choice and common to medium grades.
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Interstate Stock Yards
Medina
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Union Stockyards Market Report and Chicago Prices
Indianapolis cattle receipts on Wednesday show mixed export and feeder quotes with good to prime steers up to 1 260, hens and cows at varied prices. Separate notes list sheep and veal calf receipts, plus city grain market details and Chicago wheat and corn closes with December and May projections.
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Chicago
Sacorf
Coty
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