Ruth Cleveland Baby Captures Gossips at Lakewood
The Chicago Herald describes Baby Ruth Cleveland as the center of attention at Lakewood New Jersey where photographers, nurses, and visitors chase her every move. Mrs Cleveland weakens while Grover Cleveland tends to the child, amid camera buzz and nurse led secrecy and elaborate carriage robes.
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Ruth Cleveland
Hyes
Grover
Chicago Herald
Lakewood
Baby Ruth Cleveland
Piazza
New York
Baby Ruth
America
Papa
Pat
Cleveland
United States
Ruth
Kodak
Mr. Cleveland
Two Dead In Collision Near Fisnrit New York
Engineer James Kelly of the New York Central express died Wednesday morning from injuries after a collision here the previous evening. Two fatalities are reported and passenger injuries were not serious.
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Fisnrit
N. Y
James Kelly
New York Central Express
Elkins Named Secretary of War in New Dispatch
New York reports Stephen B. Elkins has been appointed secretary of war. Born in Perry county and raised in Missouri, he studied law after 1910, served in the Seventy seventh Missouri during the war, and later built a fortune in New Mexico. He held state and federal offices there and has been active in railroad interests and Republican politics.
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New York
Washington Dispatch
Stephen B. Elkins
Stephen Benton Elkins
Ohio
Perry County
Isi
Missouri
Missouri University
New Mexico
U. S
Steve
National Republican Committee
Blain
How to ride street cars and court case on Empress Williams
A Sun reporter relaysBud Swift advice on street car etiquette urging aggressive boarding and seating, ignoring others, and keeping coins from the conductor. The piece then covers the Empress Williams case with parents appealing to set aside a Board of Children's Guardians order after a year with the child and alleging illegal summons and mistreatment. the guardians contest contempt and jurisdiction questions.
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Bud Swift
Sun
Homsa
N. Llinoisst
Empress Williams
Board of Children’s Guardians
O. B. Orton
Howland
Michigan
Brown
The Charity Ball Troupe and Local Arts Notes
Amusements and theater notices discuss Enx and Yank Williams with the Meteors and others, criticizing advertising as Lyceum theater quality. Joe Arthur and his Arabians perform in Hendricks County, with The Grand hosting dances and a Rising Sun sketch of Blue Jeans. Theodore Thomas Chicago Orchestra performs, featuring Bendix and Steindel in a 53-member ensemble. varied works from Schubert to Saint-Saens reach an energetic wrap.
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Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theater Company
Stern’s
Rentz-Santley
Joe Arthur
Hendricks County
Sothern
Malinea
Rising Sun
Joe
Chicago
Theodore Thomas
Max Bendix
Saint-Saens
Bruno Steindel
Senators contest Hill Brice and White seats amid free coinage debate
Washington reports that Republican leaders plan to contest the Senate seats of Hill Brice and White of Louisiana. The discussion touches on free coinage of silver and potential ship subsidies, with turbulence over Chilean affairs and Senate committee appointments shaping the early agenda.
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Washington
Hill, Brice and White
Louisiana
Hill
Albany
Contenders Rise for Woods Judicial Seat in State Barr
Supposed successor to Judge Woods draws interest from several figures including Juave Olds of the supreme court and Judge Monks who lost to Olds in a prior nomination. Judge Walker also garners talk as a possible heir, with bar leaders and Republican supporters urging outside-city appointment for political reasons.
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Woods Lines
Woods
Faneral
Juave Olds
Supreme Court
Haa
Judge Monks
Supreme Judge
Olds
Judge Walker
Bar
Judee Walker
Diuden Walker
Superior Court
Terre Haute Police Bill Upheld By Supreme Court
The Terre Haute police bill, extending metropolitan police protection to cities with large school enrollments, was ruled constitutional by the Indiana Supreme Court. Justice Elliott wrote the majority opinion while Justices Olle and McBride dissented. The measure passed amid protests in March and aims to regulate police coverage for districts with many school children.
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Terre Haute
Supreme Court
Elliott
Olle
McBride
Indianapolis
Fire Destroys Barges as City Sees Mix of Events
The barge Horace A. Tuttle burned to the water’s edge at dawn near Blackbird er foot, a total loss estimated around 80000 dollars. The cause is unknown while the crane barge awaits repair. Local notices mention library foundation nearing completion and holiday window displays as authorities report weather and social events.
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Caicase
Tee
Horace A. Tuttle
Blackbawker
Tuna
P. Gi. Minch
Clevelan
Baseball Consolidation Ends in New League Formation
The 12 city circuit Boston New York Lreok Isa Philadelphia Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Chicago St Louis Washington Baltimore is formed after a long consolidation process. Milwaukee Chicago and others push for control while price battles and player signings shape next season. Edward H Cole reappears after a disappearance in Nyack with limited speech.
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American Association
Tink Su
Boston
New York
Lreok
Chicago
Philadelphia
Columbus
Milwaukee Association
Milwaukee
Elie
Chicago Sparts
Chicago Association
John Brush
Dolara
Association
Athletics
Woon
Wayner
Howaver
Philadelphians
Isague
Cubs
von der Ahe
Vorderhorst
Leagins
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicage
Rosie
Giants
Windy City
Pfatter
Old Association
Washington
Early county convention shaping up in Marion politics
Vague betting on an early county nominating convention dominates Marion county political chatter. Key contests include treasurer with Holt McCaslin Landers and Stuckmeyer. sheriff with Langenberg and Harmett. and prosecutorship led by John Kealing challenging Holtzman. Incumbents Farrell Hunter and Baker facing limited opposition while Sahm becomes county committee chair.
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Sterling R. Holt
Hunter McCaslin
John Landers
J. Stuckmayer
Helt
McCaslin
Stuckmeyer
Jack Landers
Sherif Henry Langenburg
Henry
Bob
Robert
Marion County
Hob
Emmett
Langanberg
Himerich
Dan Voley
Langenberg
Polis
Warmer Corey
Lawrence
Vozzin
Michael Farrell
Jaspeh Hunter
Poons
Farrell
John Reardon
Mike
Mr. Hunter
Irvington
John Kealing
Jobo Flolkgman
Kealing
Holtzman
Bopes
Mr. Kealing
Mabbitt
Criminal Court
Vor
Joel Baker
Albert Sahm
Sterling Holt
Cyrus W Field remains in critical condition in New York
At the House of Cyrus W Field on Thursday morning he was still in the same critical condition as Wednesday. No one may visit except his nurse and doctor. His daughter Mrs Lindley remains in critical condition and Edward Vields wife is prostrated.
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New York
Cyrus W. Field
Lindley
Edward Vield
Gov elect Mikinley in unchanged condition
DicKinley No Better. CANrON O Dec 17 Gov elect Mikinley's condition was unchanged Thursday and he is still confined to his room unable to see callers or attend to official duties.
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DicKinley
Canron
Mikinley
Four boys arrested for lamp breaking in Noblesville
In ADDITIONAL STATE Noblesville four boys were arrested and fined Tuesday for breaking street lamps. Others dodged officers while nightly visits to private homes caused annoyance. Authorities plan to sweep the streets after 7 PM. Also notices a solid gold ring giveaway at Chapman Mullially’s jewelry store through January 1st, 1892.
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Noblesville
Lst
Chapman & Mullially’s
Jawolry
Very Dangerous Blaze Destroys Keen Picture Store
A blaze in the Vance block at Washington street and Virginia avenue gutted Keen’s picture store. Loss about $3,000 with no insurance. priceless paintings including a Hendriks valued at $300 lost. Keen faces business suspension during a busy season. Firefighters reported no serious injuries.
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Keen
Sendricks
Burt
Washington-st
Vance Block
Virginia Ave
John Keen
Mr. Keen
Thomas A. Hendriks
Ingraham
Avery
Chemical
Pennsylvania St
George Diller
Cappy
Neal
Piller
Thomas Hogan
Diller
Jooge
Who Are They Two Men Collecting for Miners
Two men named John Mc Graw and Clinton Allen were canvassing Indianapolis seeking funds for Indiana miners. James Savage and John Mason arrived from Brazil claiming a commission from the United Mine Workers president to act as relief coordinators and forward subscriptions to Terre Haute. Mason warned that if the two men are collecting in the miners’ name it should be investigated.
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John McGraw
Clinton Allen
Indiana
James Savage
John Mason
Mrr. Mason
SMN
Brazil
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Carban
Tnd
Abe Watkins Dies After Malfunctioning Iron Works Incident
Abe Watkins died at his home on Wednesday evening after an early morning shooting at the malleable iron works in Haughville. Watkins claimed the shooting was accidental and asked no prosecution of Lon Thomas, a fellow worker. Funeral services will be held under the judge's auspices with the I.O.O.F. lodge members in attendance.
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Snock
Caw
Washington St
Vance Block
J. M. Winter
Fletcher Ave
Indianapolis
Grione
Morris
The
Water Company
P. W. Wil
Empress
W. A. van Buren
St. George’s Church
Cores of Church
Morris St
Walker
Mary Lanier
van Curan Packing Company
Henderson
Énudge Cox
Joseph Rohn
Haughville
Justice Smock
Geo. Woodford
Washington and
East Sts
Coures
Blenning
Indianapolis Car Works
Superior Court
Broadway
St. Clair St
Massachusette Ave
Wightlist
Hoard of Public Works
Alford de Bersell
E. P. Wasson
Chief Colbert
de Bersel
Fred Syrup
Judge Buskirk
Wolicn Court
Henry
Lida Stackhouse
Gil
Ellen Bogeland
Dwavns
Martin Quion
Blake-at
Hester Miller
Nuaclsk-ave
Nancy Lieck
Meridian-st
Bertie Claiborne
N. Weat-st
Henry Hamon
Henrietta Montgomery
California St
Calvin Pritchett
Rita Roberts
James Graham
Elmira Sims
Edward Stellhorn
Ida Wright
Worthus Shrewsbury
Mary Spearman
Frank Meberlacher
Taylor
Areo Meberlacher
Markatal
John Hughey
Hughey
Wm. 8
Elliott
Morrison
Post Office
Abe Watkins
Lon Thomas
Malleable Iron Works
Watkins
Thomas
Brazil Miners End Strike and Reopen Mines at Old Prices
Brazil is ending its coal miners strike as workers accept reinstatement of old wages after a late-night committee meeting. Mines No and 10 reopen the next day amid restored production.
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Brazil
Fed
Brazil Black Coal Company
Cardinal Vannutelli Considered for Papal Seat
Rome reports discuss Cardinal Vannutelli as a possible successor to Pope Leo. A steamer, the Prince Zeltikoff, was wrecked off Brest with 19 drowned. London debates war rhetoric with Chile as Lincoln’s butler suicide surfaces.
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Cardinal Vannutelli
Rome
Pope Leo
Prince Zeltikoff
Brest
Uns
Chili
Lincoln
Butler
London
Bob
Africa
Mexico
Colima
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Library For Congress
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