Rebels Rise After Maceo Death In Cuba War
Reports from Havana and New York detail intensified fighting after Gen Antonio Maceo was killed. Insurgents in Havana Matanzas and Pinar del Rio press the Spanish, with harsher Weyler orders and a harsh crackdown. The Cuban junta confirms Maceo’s death and the fight to resist Spanish rule continues amid rising anti US sentiment and political tensions.
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Maceo
Havana
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
Maximo Zertucha
Weyler
Melquizo
United States
New York
la Lucha
Diario de la Marina
Committee of Foreign Relations
Senate
Cameron
la Cabana
Morro
Vedado
George Beay
el Liceo
Regla
Liceo
Lay
Europe
U. P
Thomas Estrada Palma
J. A. Huan
Jacksonville
Antonio Maceo
Herald
Grover
Madrid
Castelar
Pio
Manaanilla
Cen. Jalicia
Bayamo
Public Works Board Hears Railroad Track Expansion Debate
The Board of public works met as a court to hear Pennsylvania railroad petition for three more tracks across Delaware street just below Georgia. Commercial club and property owners opposed. Mansfield supported the railroad. No decision. another conference likely.
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Board of Public Works
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware St
Georgia
Delaware
Pennsylvania Sts
Col. Lilly
Commercial Club
Walker
Southside
Mansfield
Delaware-st
Reform urged for Indiana jail system amid moral failings
Secretary Bicknell of the Charities Board highlights severe jail issues in Indiana in a forthcoming annual State board of charities report. He cites mingling of sexes, deplorable sanitation, unlocked doors, and neglect of administration rules, urging radical reforms and stricter segregation to curb vice and crime.
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Indiana
Neaarate
Jai
Drag-Net Criticism of May Music Festival Directors
Mary Bean lashed the May Music Festival directors for hiring a Cincinnati professor to train the Chicago chorus, saying the move harms Indianapolis. She praised Arens but warned the new director will fail to quickly rebuild a unified chorus, and feared reduced city support.
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Cincinnati
Mr. Arens
Has
Weimar
Goethe and Schiller
Arens
Are
Feast for Collegians Banquet at Grand Hotel Dec 30
Indiana university alumni will banquet at the Grand hotel on Wednesday evening December 30 inviting all alumni. W D Owen Secretary of State will act as toastmaster with Bicknell of the State board of charities in charge. Attendees should inform by December 29. The event coincides with the State teachers association meeting and is expected to be large.
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Tomlinson Hall
Taggart
State Board of Health
Local Board of Health
Industrial Training School
Indiana University
Grand Hotel
W. D. Owen
Bicknell
State Board of Charities
State Teachers’ Association
Women’s sanitary group pushes sidewalk spitting ban ordinance
The Women’s sanitary association again advocates prohibiting expectoration on sidewalks and public places. They presented the issue to City sanitarian Clark, who supports them, and will present it to the Board of Health at the next regular meeting to discuss an ordinance regulating the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Sanitary Association
City
Insane Patient Alfred Roach Dies in Terre Haute Hospital
Alfred L Roach 41 of Terre Haute confined since October 9 in the insane hospital with brain softening died Monday night. The death occurred while unaccompanied and the coroner was summoned. Roach was a widower and formerly a Terre Haute mechanic. Local ads follow about stores, furniture, and oats.
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Alfred L. Roach
Terre Haute
Roach
Pawnbroker Regulation Passes After Council Effort
Indiana police leaders presented the pawnbrokers and second-hand dealers ordinance at a council meeting in the courthouse basement. The measure requires daily reports listing items bought or accepted as collateral with buyer details. It aims to curb stolen goods a recent arrest of Pawnbroker Ludwig highlighted.
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Indianapolis
Colbert
Quigley
Thornton
Court House
Colbert Amon
Ludwig
Political indictments debated in Lansing court
Lansing officials indicted for fraudulently canvassing votes on salaries amendments of 1891 and 1893. Prosecutor Gardner plans resolutions to strike cases from calendars as juries failed to convict on political lines. Indicted: Secretary of State Jochim, State Treasurer Wambitzer, Land Commissioner Berry, Attorney General Wills. Subordinates named. Blaze destroys Kirkwood stores and homes. loss about 20000 dollars. village lacks fire apparatus.
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Chicago
U. P
Lansing
Mich
Gardner
Jochim
Wambitzer
Berry
Wills
Franz Potter
John G. Clark
George Warren
George H. Bussey
William May
ST. Louis
Kirkwood
August Vogelsalge
George Autenreith
A. Soehgen
Dr Hiram Castor Hours at 288 Mass Ave
Dr Hiram C Castor operates at 288 Massachusetts Avenue with hours 9 to 10 am, 2 to 4 pm, and 7 to 8 pm. Sunday hours extend to 10 am. Telephone contact is 608.
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Hiram C. Castor
Mass.ave
Indignant Bride Seeks Justice After Car Assault
Miss Mamie Carey, in Indianapolis, describes a brutal attack by Samuel Trindell who struck her on a streetcar after drunken threats. Trindell, arrested in the city, pleaded guilty in police court. Judge Cox sentenced him to 30 days in the workhouse and fined him 80 plus costs, with the sentence to be enforced.
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Mamie Carey
Indianapolis
Samuel Trindell
Ile
Brown
Cox
Trindell
Wheatley Loses Out In County Appointments
County commissioners issue a new roster of appointive posts for the workhouse and courthouse. Names include Cornelius Mc Groarty as superintendent, J Fr Moore as assistant superintendent, Mrs Cornelius McGroarty as matron, Airs. J H Moore as assistant matron, Frank Collins as night watchman, Dr Thomas J W Fastman as physician, F J Meyers as superintendent, Mrs F J Meyers as matron, Charles Royster and Dr A T Preston among physicians, John V Parker as custodian, and WT Wheatler as foreman of bridge carpenters. William B Woese, S Shutt elevator, and many others listed. William Jackson and Martin Pierson among night watchmen. John Shirley and Henry Viard noted among officials. William C Hoffman named bailiff. Dr A L Wilson named jail physician.
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Cornelius McGroarty
Stewart
Charles Royster
A. T Preston
Court House
John V. Parker
Tomas Greer
William EB. V Woese
Samuel Shutt
Charles Brown
Johna Barry
Squire Blarsihall
William Jackson
A. J. Ira
William Morgan
Tlenry Viard
Martin Greer
Patrick Brown
John Shirley
John Sullivan
Martin Pierson
Frank McClannihan
TW. Wheatler
Charles Martindale
James Spears
Wa Jordan
Charles Flarris
Joseph Foppiano
George Pfeiffer
Wm. C. Hoffman
Anl
A. L. Wilson
Woman Seeks Missing Father Sussman Schuster in City
Mrs. A Rosenbaum of Cincinnati asks the City Board of Health about death returns for her ailing father Sussman Schuster 66 who left bed on Nov 14 and has not been seen since. She offers a $500 reward for information and fears burial in potter's field or improper handling. Sightings reported at James Hotel in Indianapolis and in city vicinity but unverified.
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City Board of Health
Ripley
A. Rosenbaum
Central Ave
Cincinnati
Sussman Schuster
Schuster
James Hotel
N. Alabama St
Indianapolis Weather Forecast for 86 Hours Ending Dec 23
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity indicates cloudy skies with possible light snow flurries Tuesday night, continuing into Wednesday. Noon temperature Tuesday was 40, 2 p.m. reading 42, with expected cooling and continued unsettled conditions through the period.
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Indianapolis
Fostered child dispute ends with fines for Duncan
Frank Evans sought return of his 3 year old son from Robert Duncan a colored guardian after Evans remarried. A struggle occurred at the Duncan home on Minerva Street. Judge Cox fined Duncan ten dollars and costs and ruled the child must be returned to the father if desired. Leaky Cisterns Cieanea cement ad at end.
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Frank Evans
Evans
Robert Duncan
Duncan
Minervast
Cox
Bank Runs and Closures Hit Illinois and Minnesota Banks
Tuesday brought a substantial run on the Illinois Trust savings bank in Chicago with 206 people in line for savings payouts as fears of a broader banking collapse spread. The National Bank of Illinois failed earlier, while the Garden City and other banks reported calmer conditions as officials prepared for possible dividents. In St Paul Minnesota the Bank of Minnesota closed with deposits of city and state funds at risk, and the Union Stockyards Bank and State Bank also shut doors, signaling widespread distress in the banking system.
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John J. Mitchell
Garden City Trust Company
National Bank of Illinois
National Bank Examiner
McKeon
Feceiver McKeon
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
ST. Paul
Robert A. Smith
William Dawson
Banking Committee
Minnesota
ST. Paul, Minn
U. P
Union Stockyards Bank
South St. Paul
State Bank, of
Bank of Minnesota
Indianapolis tailor John Gramling dies at 82
John Adam Gramling renowned Indianapolis merchant tailor dies at his home 42 Union Street Monday night at 8 30. He was uncle to Eu gene C Gramling and father to Eugene E Gramling who operates a North Illinois Street shop. Born in Bavaria in 1827 he moved to Covington Kentucky then Aurora Indiana before settling in Indianapolis in 1864 where he worked with his brother and son. He leaves a widow and eight children all except one residing in Indianapolis or Parkersburg West Virginia. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday morning. Diadem Patent winter wheat flour is advertised. Noblesville Milling mention follows.
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John Adam Gramling
Indianapolis
Union St
Mr. Gramling
Eugene C. Gramling
Washington St
Eusgene E
N. Ilinoisst
Gramling
Scheppenbach
Bavaria
Covington
Aurora
Ind
Engieking
Carrie
Maggie
Mary
John
Anton
Willian
Eugene
Indianas
Parkersburg
W. Va
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