Insane Indiana Millionaire Newgarden Taken for Care
Darry Newgarden a well known citizen is confined after acting on fantasies of immense wealth. He issued invitations to a Grand hotel reception for his wife and handed out lavish checks to strangers. An insanity commission found him unsound and a guardian will be appointed. he will be sent to a private sanitarium in Oxford Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darry Newgarden
Kurtz
Quigley
Newgarden
Grand Hotel
Newaarden
W. Wastioe
Sant
Ife
Largest Chinese funeral in San Francisco for Lee Ah Yuen
The funeral featured a rich coffin, two roast goats with heads, six pigs, dozens of chickens and sweets. Relatives rode in twelve carriages as mourners filled 130 hacks. the hearse carried a steel colin containing a $300 ring and a £900 bracelet. Total cost reached $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lee Ah Yuen
Colin
China
Mail Wagon Robbery Shocks New York Hoboken Route
A mysterious midwinter mail robbery in New York reports seven pouches taken from two wagons between New York and Hoboken. The pouches contained letters to Hoboken Buffalo and intermediate points with no signs of tampering or driver collusion disclosed. The value of contents remains undetermined but believed large.
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New York
Hoboken
Buffalo
Lackawanna
City Life Notes Reflect Local Politics and Civic Affairs
Councilman Markey praised, court proceedings slated, and public notices touch government finance. Docket includes judge visits February first, bailiffs, a postponed opera, a masquerade ball, and street improvements. Local officials discuss gas, electric, and road issues amid community events and arrests.
Murder mystery links clothing to missing Robert Wilson
Cincinnati report identifies a dead man found in the city as J L Kyte, then shows the pants with a Miles label traced to Robert Wilson of unknown address. Miles, a Washington street tailor, confirms the cloth was sewn by a worker who made one pair for a man named Robert Wilson, whose address is not listed in the city directory.
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R. RB. Miles
Robert Wilson
Cincinnati
Fifth St
Broadway
J. L. Kyte
Indianapolis
Kyte
Doughiss St
Hime
Tie
KR. R. Miles
Washington-st
Tidiarapelis
Miles
N. I Ilinois St
Claypool
Iroquois Club
Raoma
Fon Holtzman
Wood
Bates House
Sy. Holtzman
Dr Edenharter Retorts On Fire Hospital Dispute
Dr Edenharter contests sworn statements by Lenary Tutewiler and recounts coordinating ambulance response to a hospital fire. He claims Dr Allen opposed accepting patients, ordered patients left at the annex, and delays in sending a physician. He asserts hospital care followed orders despite alleged inhumanity.
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Edenharter
Ties Sen
Lenary Tutewiler
Surgical Institute
Dr. Stork
Karp
Dr. Allen
Annex
Tutewiler
Five Die in Baltimore and Ohio Express Wreck
A Baltimore and Ohio fast express train jumped the track near North Baltimore Ohio on Wednesday morning. At 11 am authorities reported five dead and eight injured with few other details.
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Foustonta
North Baltimore
Eider Stranded Steamer Abandoned After Grounding
Lonxnox February 3 report states the steamer Eider remains aground on Atherfield ledge with all attempts to refloat abandoned. All specie aboard and several mail sacks were removed Wednesday morning.
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Eider
Lonxnox
Atherfield Ledge
Testimony in coroner's fire inquest closes
The coroner's investigation into the surgical institute fire concluded Tuesday afternoon. Testimony will be recorded in typewritten form and reviewed by the coroner and Attorney Shepherd representing Dr. Allen. If questions remain, more testimony may follow before the verdict. John H. Martin stated he visited the institute during the 1890 summer and found poor sanitary conditions. Dr. Allen indicated the hotel department was not self sustaining. The inquest was closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey
Gresham
Cox
Grippe
Grand Opera House
Socialturnverein
Meenuarcher
Elmey
Maj. Carter
Secret Service
Wim. Susser
Martinsville
van Buren
Musser
Alexander Manning
Ad. Ilereth
Manning
Ifereth
Justice Alford
Julie Woods
Lafayette Carsworks
Pine Lake Iron Company
Grand Hotel
Indiana
Frank 8. Fishback
Condit
Henry Sweetland
Warrison
Blaine
Agin Waterson
Ed. Thompson
Woollen
Brush Company
Arthur Ueber
Tateaux
Cincinnati St
Indianapolis
Denver
Col
Joe
Ruskin
Edward Mitchell
Fred Rider
C. L. Gwynn
William
Kate Lindenan
Fred
Anna Bourbon
Maggie Scott
G. R
Lillian Kennedy
A. F
Juliet Roak
Jacob and
Agnie Taylor
Cerarus
John Williamson
Railroad St
May Anderson
California House
Daniel Thornton
College Ave
la Grippe
C. H. Buell
Davidson-st
Sarah Sabbe
Pine-st
Prem
Vermont-st
Ohio-st
Young
Seventh-st
Chas. A.bookwalter
Kenwood
Fall
Creek
Allen
Surgical Institute
Shepherd
Dr. Allen
John H. Martin
Institute
Water contract talks with city attorney after public works meeting
The Board of Public Works met with City Attorney Bailey on Wednesday to discuss changes proposed to the water contract. The session covered potential alterations to terms and conditions.
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Board of Public Works
City-atty
Death of Rev Hugh Hanna prompts reflections on 1857 riots
The Rev Hugh Hanna, the Presbyterian minister linked to open air preaching that sparked religious riots in Berast in 1857, died on Wednesday. The notice laments his death and recalls his controversial role in the earlier unrest.
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Berast
Hugh Hanna
McAllister Glide Sparks Fashion Rally
The piece describes a popular new dance craze called the McAllister Glide. It images a striking fashion impact, noting wearers wreck clothing while remaining in vogue and drawing wide public interest.
The Glider Dance Moves From New York to the West
The vglider gains popularity in New York and Brooklyn with arm length movements avoiding knee strikes. It consists of glides and whirls with a pivot by the partner around the lapel. Prof Breanceke mentions the title by Pitt Rivers called assembly gavotte and notes its trial before the last annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Brooklyn
Breanceke
New York
Pitt Rivers
N.Y
Doctor Manker Defends Coroner Hearings At Marion County Meeting
Dr. Manker said he attended the Marion county medical society and read a letter regarding resolutions of censure. He claimed further hearing was denied and announced that in future coronial cases involving anesthetic administration by others, only a regularly graduated physician will be treated as a legal violation.
Feast of St Blase Blessing Candles for Throat Ailments
February 8 marks St Blase day with priest blessed candles offered after mass. A legend from Sebaste Armenia tells how a child choked on a fish bone, and the saint cured him. The church honors his memory on February 3 in some traditions, invoking protection from throat diseases.
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St. Blase
Sebaste
Armenia
B S and PB Morning Post Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a disrupted exchange involving a portal aid purchase at a post office and a questioning Sun aor and a girl. The garbled lines include quoted phrases and incomplete dialogue without clear context or outcomes.
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B.S
Andrishman
High Court Debate on Marriage Powers and Riders
In Washington on February 3 the House adopted Holman’s amendment to place riders on appropriation bills. The Senate considered a constitutional amendment giving the federal government exclusive power to regulate marriage and license governance. Mr Kyle presented statistics on state variations in marriage laws and urged congressional regulation to curb fraud and immorality.
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House
Holman
Senateroyle
Kyle
Ihn Congress
Electric car blown up near Beaver Ave causing damage
A Manchester line electric car No 102 was blown up by dynamite on Beaver Ave in Allegheny at 3 AM Wednesday. Fifteen new employees aboard escaped injury as a strike-related deed is blamed on protesters.
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Titteen Bien
Pitrsscure
Manchester
Beaver Ave
Legheny
New Card Game Variation Draws Social Spotlight
Readers note a winter card trend as Cinch and Progressive Euchre vie for top social spot. A new seven up style without turning the trump uses bids for the jump with four points per deal high, low, jack and game. The bidder’s success or loss follows a simple yet exciting method.
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Lhe
Ciuch
Commissioner Hunter Sees Suburban Railway Petition
Commissioner Hunter urged Bond on the Broad Ripple franchise extension and warned against delaying until April 1. He criticized the suburban railway push and called for a strong bond to guarantee construction, noting prior eight month old right of way and potential loss if terms aren’t accepted.
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Hunter
Light
Serateh
Bear killed by farmer after tread mill chase incident
Waterman in Pa near his home discovered a large bear trapped in a one horse tread mill. The bear tried to walk on the mill while the floor turned and Waterman struck the animal with a broken saw. The bear fell and died from a fatal head wound.
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Scanstox
Waterman
Bruin
Indiana Weather Forecast Fair Wednesday Through Thursday
Local forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for slightly cooler, cloudy weather Wednesday followed by fair conditions overnight Wednesday into Thursday. The 86 hour period ending 8 p.m. February 4, 1892, expects improving skies and cooler temperatures.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Vicinity
Two Men Burned in Beer Punche Fire
In Prorta UL on Tuesday John Rach was badly burned and will die after a lantern set varnish on fire while Antone Rieber escaped with minor burns. Firefighters rescued the men from the burning beer punche.
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Prorta
John Rach
Antone Rieber
Rach
Will
Telegraph operator attacked by three tramps at Sewickley
Ament, telegraph operator at Sewickley station on the Baltimore & Ohio line, was assaulted by three men who threatened him with revolvers, took $1.50, bound and gagged him, and left him in a stable. He escaped and is reported seriously injured. five suspects have been arrested.
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Gremsanine
Ament
Sewickley Station
Baltimore &Ohio Road
Army teamster seeks new hair after Apache attack
Jack Hatton, an army teamster, survived an Apache scalp wound and is in the city seeking a hair replacement after the 1880s era incident. The report notes the rough battle near the Mexican line and describes the aftercare and medical efforts.
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Los Axories
Cal
Jack Hatton
Gu Dalton
Court Suit Filed Over Wringer Incident Divorce
A man named Rev. born Withrain sues his wife for divorce alleging she harmed their relationship by insisting he run the clothes wringer on her preferred day. The complaint cites friction over household chores as the claimed reason.
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Ghanxo Parips
Born Withrain
Toe
Margret Mather in Detroit amid theater notes and jokes
The amusement column recalls Margaret Mather's stage success with Nance Oldfield and The Love Chase, followed by a sudden telegram announcing her mother's death in Detroit. It also details local theater talk, the Daly era, and mischief at the Iroquois club with a staged police scare and a running gag about gambling on Sunday.
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Margaret Mather
Nance Oldfield
Nat Goodwin
Miss Mather
Detroit
Lafayette
Terre Iaute
Marion
Mystery East Side Cat Killer Slays Numerous Pets
A mysterious young woman described as well dressed with a red sailor hat is accused of using poisoned meat to kill cats in the east side. Reportedly she is linked to the notorious Jacek the ripper and has slain at least 200 felines in recent weeks, leaving streets littered with dead cats.
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Jill
Berrano
N.Y
Grand opera at private Gotham houses in fashion
New York on February 3 reports a new fad among the citys upper crust a series of grand opera productions at private residences during fashionable gatherings. Col Henry Mapleson arranges the entertainments and Maurice Grau will manage.
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New York
Gotham
Col Henry Mapleson
Arrane
Maurice Grau
Boy Returned Home After Kidnapping Incident
A kidnapped boy from Lone Ridge was brought home early Wednesday morning by John Close, a friend of the boy's father, following an abduction last week in New York. The case involves Wraith Prams and Febs Ward Waterbury.
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Wraith Prams
Ward Waterbury
Afonday
Lone Ridge
John Close
Editors Form National Press Club of Railway Papers
Walt Wells of The Sux recovers from a wild vrippe case while editors plan a national press club for railway papers in St Louis next month. Brown of the News works at his desk in silk hat as staffer adopts uniform headgear. Jim Hornaday lectures on poses of the silk tile.
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Walt Wells
Sux
Martin
National Federalist
National Press
Louis
Brown
News
Telegraph
Jim Hornaday
W. H. Robson
Trade Journal
Robson
W. H
Isle of Wight
Rough short sale notes and price details
Fragmentary text indicates a rough short sale listing with mentions of price and goods described as bowls or gents. The readable elements are unclear about names, dates, or places. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
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Harry Newgarden
Fixmiseron
Conn
Walter Risinger
Ialf
City Life
Wilson
DR. Evenaarter
Quilty
Baltimore & Ohio Wreck
McAllister
Deowar East
Washington
Whiskey Trust
Boston
Revere
Exglin
Pakk
Tida van Cortland
Colums
Mr. Mealy
Dee
Thatcher
City
Columbus Opera House
Col. Robt. G. Incersol
George Sydney
Sydney
Case and
Edgerton
Wallace Sisters
Sydey
Tony Denier
Graham
Tom Sun
Grahham
Tun Sons
Hinds
Billy Backus
Geo. Thatcher
Lackus
Hilly
Billy
Backus
Birch
Tye
Daly’s Theatre
Ned Booth
ACTOS
Joe Booth
Ned
Loafer
Booth
Big Bags
Wm. L. Elders
John
Rociety
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