Bitter anti American tensions threaten Havana outbreak
In a Danville style dispatch from Atlanta Cuban refugee Dr. Pla warns of rising danger in Havana. He cites unrest since the twelfth riots and predicts Spanish authorities unable to curb a broader rebellion. He notes threats to Americans including Consul-general Tee and consular staff amid Weyler supporters and growing anti American sentiment. The report covers Blanco meeting Pando, Weyler political moves, and conservative press actions in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Washington
Tee
Cuba
America
Blanco
Nuevites
Pando
la Union Constucional
Manzanillo
el Correo
Gen. Weyler
Wesler
Palace
Blanca
Weyler
Roamero Robbleda
Gen. Lee
Maine
Tua Playa
Mariano
Romero Rubio
Spain
Converee
Montgomery
Navy Department
Kite
Matangas
Flo
Converse
MASSACHUSETTS AVE BLAZE DAMAGES ART GLASS WORKS
A Thursday evening fire at 507 Massachusetts Ave gutted the Indian apolis art glass works, a frame structure valued under 300 dollars, with several thousand dollars in losses despite gas being shut off earlier. A colored fireman was injured when the roof collapsed and a hose crew sheltered in a neighboring store. The stock was insured and the owner was Dr J L Thompson. BE V Terhune Dead. Terhune, longtime American Express employee, died at home from paralysis after 30 years with the company and 20 years in various roles. born in New York, never married, survived by mother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Indianapolis Art Glass Works
Massachusetts Ave
John Black
Ash-st
J. L. Thompson
BE. V. Terhune
Vwarry V. Terhune
American Express Company
New York and
Liberty Sts
Leen
Express
Tie
Terhune
Thirteen Condemned Cows Killed Over Tuberculosis
City health officials ordered the slaughter of thirteen more condemned cows with signs of bovine tuberculosis. Autopsies by Dr. Bitting of Purdue University confirmed lung infections in all, with significant tissue destruction in many udders. Meat inspectors and Sanitarian Clark oversaw the process as dairymen watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitting
Purdue University
Aise
Jom Clark
Blundered Drug Clerk Endangers Jeweler With Alcohol
Alma Babb a Collere avenue druggist nearly caused the death of August Manuel Jor a Sinnis street jeweler by serving wood alcohol mistaken for water He recovered after Dr Dunlavy and Dr Praff intervened Babb a graduated pharmacist warns such a mix up could occur in any drug store tomorrow or years hence Deputy auditor Hart will ask the attorney general whether educational institutions receiving state funds must itemize vouchers and present them to the state board for Mull law compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Babb
Collere Ave
August Mnuel Jor
Sinois-st
Dr. Dunlavy
Mueller
Hut
Praff
Mr Babb
Hart
Bargain Almanac: February Sales Across City Stores
A crowded roundup of bargains and promotions from Dan bury to Indianapolis merchants. Hats, gloves, overcoats, suits, shoes, and household goods are discounted at multiple outlets including Original 23, Ruben's, Ducas, Saks & Co, and the Arcade. Prices drop for groceries, soaps, shirts, and carved furniture. notable items include 46.85 overcoats, 2.75 watches, 1.29 dress shoes, 50¢ shirts at specific hours, and a 28.50 chamber suite with money-back guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
McLeay
Chicago
Pankrupt
Kersey
Ruben’s
Ducas
Robert Drake's
Chas. Maguire
People’s Outfitting Stores
Saks & Co
Dan Younts
Rentsech
Evansville
New York
Courthouse
Badger
Central Rubber
Wasson
Keller & Gamerdinger
Convict Labor and Road Brick Plans Stir Michigan City
Warden Harley endorses convicts making paving brick for country roads if workable at Michigan City, marking a shift in prison labor policy. He outlines current contracts, school initiatives, and long term plans including outside work and land cultivation to provide winter and summer employment for inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Trhres Worms
Sinty
BN Wehe
Witiceh
Jarley
Alien Manufacturing Company
Therm
Fle
Chicago
Thhatehlexs
Indeterminate Sentence Law Central to Supreme Court Debate
The case involves George Miller convicted of buretars in St. Jo county and sentenced under the indeterminate sentence law. Attorneys argued constitutional duty to reform over vengeance while the legislature aims to reform the penal code. appellants contend the law places judicial power in an administrative board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Account
Geo. Miller
St. Joosoph Citeai
Supreme Court
Attorpey-gen
Wetchant
Legislatuve
Supreme Cat
Wereham Alsoe
Det
Williams judgment against Bennett over chattel mortgage dispute
James D Williams entered a superior court judgment against Robert R Bennett for twenty dollars loan secured by a chattel mortgage of two hundred fifty dollars. The mortgage failed, Bennett seized furniture. Mrs Williams returned home and was excited, allegedly becoming ill. The Williams family resided on Elizabeth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Williams
Robert R. Bennett
Bennett
Williams
Willitans
Eligabeth St
City Life Noted Local Incidents And Court Actions
A county jail inmate count stands at 61. Damages of 2.00 filed against L.8 S. likin lumber for a crush by timber. Thieves steal 875 in smoked meats from J. Hauuck's Pratt grocery on Thursday night. A M. Alabama street car incident at Illinois and Washington streets Wednesday night with no injuries. Harry Wigzen sues Indiana Hevylee company for 10,000 over two fingers lost at a punching machine. Lily Gordon escapes injury. house damages 50 from overheated stove. Batesville mill pond owner agrees to drain after health board notice. Public Works adopts specs to repair the old wooden river bridge on Washington Street and will bid the project. removal or repair decision awaits new bids amid opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson D. B
S. Liakin Lumber Company
J. Fl. Hauuck
Pratt and Tino
M. Alabama St
Tlinois and
Washington-sts
Harry Wigzen
Indiana Hieyvele Company
Lily Gordon
Batesville
Board of Health
Board of Public Works
Washington St
Forced to Answer Harvey Lafollette before judge Friday
Harvey Lafollette ex superintendent of public instruction appeared before Judge Harvey on a Friday session to answer questions about his assets and mortgage holdings tied to an unresolved judgment. The case involved a warrant served by Sheriff Shufelten and details of mortgages, stock, and delinquent taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturvey MM
Lafollette
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jhiarvey
Mour & Co
James Cldg
Jaitly
Siairy
Ladiana
Wayne Imsoraner Company
Wliyen
Save Delinquent
Tennessee
Cumberland Encad Ana Lvan
Tragedy in Arkansas: Autrey Kills Three Family Members
In Franklin County near Aludberry on Wednesday night Autrey, a farmer, killed his father, mother, and his young son with an iron bar after a religious dispute. He seriously wounded his wife and three other children, two of whom may not survive. He was subdued after the attack. authorities cite possible insanity as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Eranklin
White
Sop Autrey
Tivine
Aludberry
Sheriy
Autrey Decagne
Alttough
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity ends at 8 p.m. Friday
The forecast reports Wirmer cloudy conditions and Friday night as cloudy with occasional rain or snow into Saturday. Friday temperatures were 20 at 7 p.m. and 36 at noon, with expected continued cool and unsettled weather through the 86 hour period ending 8 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wirmer
Boy Murderer Hung in Ontario Jail Yard
James Allison, aged youth, convicted of murdering Mrs. Anthony Orr near Galt last August, was executed at dawn in the Berlin Ontario jail yard. The hanging occurred in a private setting with only officials and a few invited observers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ont
James Allison
Anthony Orr
Galt
Phace
Paris editors wounded in sword duel over parliamentary dispute
In Paris on February 4 editor M Alexandre Millerand of Petite Republique Francaise and deputy M Tarvertuson fought with swords after a chamber debate. Millerand was wounded in the right arm as the altercation escalated during Wednesday's session. Mrs Busselle of 67 Paris Street Newark, N J endorses Dr Bulls Cough Syrup as beneficial for families.
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Paris
M. Alexandre Millerand
Hia
Petite Republique Francaise
Oone
M. Kenri Tarvertuson
Saint -Reix
Munday
Chamber of Deputies
M. I. Busselle
Parix Street
Newark
N. J
Whack MotSinger Faces Populist Criticism In Print
The Nonconformist, a national populist organ, accuses Motsinger editor of the Referendum at Shoals of trying to run the party and seeks to block his bid for influence. It charges him with past schemes, travel sales, and influence peddling while urging loyalists to push for party standards at the upcoming state convention and to retire his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Populistie
NSN
Uy Motsinger
Shoals
7Ti
Charees
Martin County
Breaiy
Motsingernis
Enn
Postmaster notes district boundary confusion and new sewers
Sub stations open on Sunday as police improvements begin with Avenscaner. Board of public works approves contracts for local sewers in New dorsewest Trem State-ave and Prospect-st. Fires devastate T. A. Catt's storeroom with horses and hay. fire department containment limits damage to rear. Loss estimated at 4600 dollars.
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New Fixteentres
Bel
Iidianapeal Merion Park
Rtation
Reondyay
Sixteenth- St
Erth Teoenw
Allo
Broadway
Sinteouih
Etty
Coliee Awe
Thinteepth
Sixteenth-st
Alvordet
St. Clair
Iventh-St
Olaettruti
Board of Public Works
New Dorsewest
Merrill St
Hudson, Jenkins & Co
Prospect-st
State-ave
Dawson-st
Nystin & Co
Iran
Herron
Fhirenaest
Nable
Shelby-est
Ftndson, Jenkins & Co
T. A. Catt
Catt
Misplaced Lot Forces Homeowner To Pay Double
Frances Crosley, building on the wrong lot after guidance from a boy sent by Hannah A. Goodell, faced mislocation costs and high-interest borrowing. Judge Allen weighs the case in the circuit court as Crosley seeks redress for the error and resulting losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Allen
Circuit Court
Frances Crosley
Hannah A. Goodell
North Indiannapolis
Ambassadors and caucus clash over policy at capital
Washington reports a furious caucus clash as Rep Mahaney accuses the administration of colorless district care and party patronage. He warns of a looming silver bill and predicts a Democratic shift if the House absorbs the Senate’s stance. The meeting ended abruptly with motions to adjourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaney
Ie Congressional Committee
Adjcaurn
Carr
Congressional Committee
Babcock
Wisconsin
Mercer
Simpkins
Massachusetts
Gen. Grosvenor
Tavoloo
Washington
Pridsay
Senate
House
Eller
Washington Cabinet Rejects Less Than Principal Debt Offer
The cabinet refused to yield on the Kansas Pacific matter, insisting on receiving the principal debt amount in any settlement and opposing a parallel road. Ambassador White reported Germany backing down on the fruit decree after a vigorous protest, with the US demanding prior notice from Berlin and crediting White's stance for the modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas Pacific
Tvere
Jongeablerram
Ambassador White
Berlin
State Department
Germany
White
Murder in Aurora road farmhouse shocks Lancaster county
Michael Sarg, a milk dealer living on the Aurora road two miles from the village, was murdered in his bed at 4 AM Friday. His wife awoke to see a man with an uplifted axe. the blow crushed Sarg’s skull. The assailant fled. Mrs Sarg injured her wrist shielding him. Suspected robbery, no clue yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancastior
Michael Sarg
Aurora Road
Man jailed for murder by poison over inheritance
Suisun California Frank Bell jailed on murder charges for poisoning his brother and sister. He said he acted after feeling unfairly treated in his mother's estate and believed his siblings had received favored shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suisun
Cal
Frank Bell
Fire Destroys Floor Then Basements in Thursday Night Blaze
A blaze Thursday night burned through the floor and into the basement of a building. The fire was checked by the department with what could have been a major fire. Loss is estimated around $1,000, mainly from water damage.
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Atlanta
Pla
Act Glass Establishment
W. B. Burford
Geologist Blatchley
Harley
Michigan City
Farley
Arsguifg
City Life
Harvey Lafollette
Harvey
Sheriff Shufelten
James
Dill, Sey
Arkansas Farmer
Shichtly
Sehm
Dr. Woad
Capital
Representative Mahaney
Buffalo
Ambassa
Dor White
Farmer
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