Fire destroys Indiana maize works. $10 000 to $15 000 loss
A four story frame mill of the Indianapolis maize company on the Chicago division near the workhouse burned Monday morning. Lack of water hindered quick control. about $1,000 stock destroyed and total loss estimated at $10,000 to $15,000 with $7,000 insured. Love Carey lamented the loss as the work of a lifetime going up in smoke.
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Indianapolis Maize Company
Chicago
Big Your
Maize Company
Love Carey
L. H. Carle
LU. B. Carey
Carey
Gregory & Appel
John Wocher
Sermons and Sentiments From Indiana Churches
Father Dowd of St Anthony s church Haughville gave a lent sermon on I believe in Christ at St John s Cathedral claiming Christ has divine and human natures that unite. Erad Richings spoke on becoming a medium recounting a convent sighting of a fire in a basement. Rev Ranger urged living with others to avoid sin and keep a serious life. Rev M L Haines preached on the kingdom of Jesus noting church authority. Graham Lee, a Corean missionary, spoke on Corean people and customs at Mayflower church. The Princess Colonna travels to Dakota to pursue a divorce from Prince Colonna fled Belgrade via Forty Ninth Street and Madison Avenue with children and staff. Amber Four of THE SUN s World s Best Portfolio now ready for coupon holders and watch for Number Five. Weather Indiana forecast much colder and fair Monday night and Tuesday.
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Father Dowd
St. Anthony’s Church
Haughville
Christ
St. John’s Cathedral
Erad Richings
Ranger
Christchurch
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Graham Lee
Mayflower Church
New York
Princess Colonna
John W. Mackay
Dakota
Prince Colonna
Belgravia
Forty-ninth-st
Madison-ave
Grady Kellar to headline three night Magic at Grand
The magician Grady Kellar begins a three night engagement at the Grand on Monday with Madame Kellar, promising original feats in magic. The Park will feature a mixed bill with Murray and Mack and Mattie Vickers, presenting new acts including Sinbad, The Circus Queen, and Jacquine as the week progresses.
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Eddie Foy
Sinbad” Company
Hughey Dougherty
Kellar
Madame Kellar
Murray & Mack
Mattie Vickers
Dore” Johnson
Copeland
Sinbad
Miss Copeland
Will Ask a Franchise in Washington Township Road
Attorney Leon O Bailey visited the county courthouse to learn the status of a rights of way petition and to prevent a rival Washington township firm from gaining priority. He said the move will not affect a pending sanitation lawsuit and urged secrecy to avoid hindering their own franchise request.
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Indianapolis & Broad Hippie
Leon O. Bailey
Court House
Nevische
Bailey
Washington Township
Lake at Fairview Will Be 65 Acres Of Water And Jobs
Gen. manager McLean of the street railway company has finalized plans for an artificial lake at Fairview park. The project envisions a 65 acre lake, two to ten feet deep, a mile long with a two-fifths mile width, feeding from the canal and river. Construction aims to create a bathing area, gravel shores, and a deep dam. Directors will meet soon to decide, with work expected to employ local labor and yield self sustaining revenues from bathing, ice privileges, and transport. The lake will be stocked with fish and become a favorite spot for anglers.
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icLean
Street Railway Company
Fairview Park
Tuk Sry
Toe Sun
McLean
Mason
Gravesend Boss McKane Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
Brooklyn scene grows tense as John Y. McKane, Gravesend political boss, is sentenced to six years after a long reign of power from chief of police to Sunday school superintendent. Stay of execution granted for a week pending appeal as supporters rally and scrutiny over jury handling and perjury claims continues.
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Broosfyx
Bartlett
Stenday Morning
John Y. MckKane
Gravesend
McKane
Supreme Court
Act Ag
Mchane
Brooklyn
Boss Brccane
John Y. McKane
N. Y
Methodist Burnday School
Melune
Iis
New York
Tweed
McKktane
Hic Kane
Mercy
Mind Soundness Declared For Julia Casey
A commission deemed Julia Casey, 46, of sound mind on Monday. The report notes Misa Casey, aged 14, exposed stockings on a street to passersby. Casey is described as irritable but not violent with no clear insanity signs.
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Julia Casey
Misa Casey
Elective Franchise for Women Sails Through Congress
A St. Louis style report notes a vote 251 to 211 as the Mississippi congress adopts resolutions backing women’s suffrage. Celebratory crowds erupt with joy as hats fly and cheers ring out in the hall.
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San Francisco
Transmississippi Congress
United States
Thieves steal eggs from city roosts in northwest area
City article notes thefts of chickens from local roosts in the northwest. Other items include W H Liggett seeking the republican state auditorship nomination, paving disputes for N Alabama street, and a series of notices from Washington memorial services to parole of Frank Cripe in Decatur county for murder.
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W. H. Liggett
Whitley County
N. Alabama St
Washington Memorial
Chapman Post Hall
Col. Walker
Hawkins
Joseph E.tate
Indianapolis National Bank
California
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Toneka & Santa Fe
Opera House
Southside romance ends in Lafayette marriage
Jasper Clary a McCarty Street merchant and former policeman discovers his daughter Myrtle, age 16, has wed Charles Reno, Purdue student, after a sudden trip to Lafayette. Reno plans to continue studies while Myrtle returns home. Parents forgave the union despite earlier objections.
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McCarty
Union-sts
S. McCartyer
Jasper Clary
Merchants’ Force
Myrtle
Lafayette
Charles Reno
Purdue University
Keno
Southport
Clary
Heno
Reno
Remonstrance filed and saloon arrests headline local crime
Remonstrance filed Monday against asphalting West street. Two saloon keepers were arrested Sunday for violating the closing law. Several brief notices follow including a burglary claim, court actions, and community improvements.
Postmaster Sahm Faces German Demands in Civil Service Debate
Albert Sahm, newly named local postmaster, endures German American club pressure to favor their choices for deputy postmaster and oppose civil service rules. They warn against Oliver Reveal and push for appointing someone who will heed German democracy. Sahm awaits commission and bonds while applications for positions flood in. politics stir as county posts loom and rival campaigns heat up.
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Albert Sahm
Fta
Oliver Reveal
Lahm
Secon
Salim
Sahm
James K. Deery
Labouchere presses to abolish Lords in reform bid
London February 19 Henry Labouchere writes that if the queen's speech omits a Lords reform declaration he will move to end hereditary and episcopal power to reject or alter Commons bills. He urges an immediate bill to abolish the Lords and suggests an elected second chamber if needed.
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London
Henry Labouchere
House of Lords
House of Commons
Labouchere
Bill Nye and party suffer deadly cable car accident
At Niagara Falls Imperial hotel Bill Nye the humorist and the others were in an aerial excursion car when the cable parted crossing the river. Oliver Ledgerwood was killed as blood flowed from his injuries. The car halted on the trestle and passengers slid down on a rope to a tug for relief.
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Bill Nye
Imperial Hotel
Niagara Falls
Knoxville
Tenn
Oliver Ledgerwood
Unnecessary Misery Overcome by Liver Regulator
Dyspeptic sufferers endure misery until they try Simmon’s Liver regulator a pure vegetable remedy. Headache constipation and indigestion are cured by this treatment promising relief through natural action.
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Simmon
Grover Tries It Again Nominees White for Supreme Court Seat
President nominates E. D. White senior Louisiana senator for associate justice of the Supreme Court, surprising observers. White, classed an administration man, would fill Peckham’s rejected seat. term expiring soon. Hill expects prompt confirmation as Senate goes into executive session.
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Washington, D
E. D. White
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Peckham
White
Hill
Senator White
South
Supreme Bench
State of
Senator Lustis
Lafourche
Senate
Experiments on Morphine Antidote For Dogs At Indiana Veterinary College
Dr. Roberts Dr Greinar and Dr Crose supervised tests at the Indiana veterinary college to see if permanganate of potash can counteract morphine in dogs. One dog received ten grains morphine with no strong effect. another got five grains morphine with five grains permanganate and became drowsy then recovered. Hypodermic administration reduced the antidote's effectiveness. researchers concluded permanganate is not reliably protective when given hypodermically.
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Roberts
Greinar
8. I. Crose
Indiana Veterinary College
Croge
Fort Wayne a Great Chance for Detroit Club Move
Detroit baseball manager Geo Vanderbeck arrived in Fort Wayne Indiana to transfer the Detroit club and its Western league franchise to Fort Wayne. He secured a lease on the local park, claims strong financial backing, and notes offers of flattering inducements from backers in attendance. The proposed move would include Kansas City Sioux City Minneapolis Milwaukee Grand Rapids Toledo and Indianapolis.
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Detroit
Fort Ways
Ind
Geo. Vanderbeck
Detroit Baseball Club
Kansas City
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Ilwankee
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Postmaster General Nomination Boosted for Supreme Bench
A Washington dispatch says Postmaster General Disraeli is being urged for the supreme court seat once sought by Packham. Senators Hill and Murphy may refrain from opposing the nomination, with Mr. Bissell favored to accept. Also notes monitoring of public coupons and a Dr Granger report on Mr Gladstone’s eyesight amid cataract rumors.
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New York
Washington
Disnell
Supreme
Packham
Hill
Murphy
Bissell
Bigsell
Adstone
Loxpon
Dr. Granger
Gladstone
Waa
Granger
Mr. Gladstone
Pest house urged as smallpox fears rise in city
The city faces a potential smallpox outbreak with no local pest house. The Board of Health votes to act independently after county officials refuse help, hoping for a council appropriation. Meanwhile in Mivuruis Tennessee a steamer Ohio sank after striking a snag. all passengers survived.
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Chicago
Board of Health
Haya
Row at Garfield Park Riot Threatened Over Unpaid Work
About 250 unemployed men gathered at Garfield Park to demand work on the artificial lake as foremen announced only half could be employed due to missing tools. Tensions rose when a leader named Higgins built a fire and drew weapons, prompting police to respond but no arrests were made.
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Garfield Park
Park
Tallantire
Wm. Higgins
Mr. Tallentire
Thoreman Robt. McClintock
Higgins
Tallentina
National Card Works
Hover
Corhan
Board of Works
Board of Safety
Campbell
Bandits Evans and Morrell Surrender to Posse
Evans and Morrell, sought as bandits, were surrounded at Van’s house by Marshal Gard and Sheriff Kays’ posse on Monday after staying there since Saturday night. Mrs. Brighton, caretaker of Evans’ children, was in the house. the sheriff attempted to evacuate women and children before the assault but the pair surrendered at noon.
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Cal
Evanga
Morrell
Marshal Gard
Kays
Brighton
Evans
Bisma r k's Royal Guest Returns Prince Bismarck Visit
Emperor Wilhelm travels by special train with six officers to Friedrichsruhe to reciprocate Prince Bismarck's recent visit. He is greeted by cheering crowds and extra trains were run to handle the large crowds along the route.
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Emperor Wilhelm
Berlin
Friedrichsruhe
Prince Bismarck
Springfield Ablaze and Big Four Depot Fire
Springfield Ohio February 19 at 3 pm arcade square and arcade hotel are ablaze beyond control of firemen. Big Four depot also burning. Racine Wisconsin February 19 J I Cage threshing machine mammoth works reopening after five months idle employing about 600. Porraville Pennsylvania February 19 Mahoney valley collieries resumed work with two exceptions. World’s Fair portfolio back numbers ready for coupon holders. Andrew Smith found guilty of revolting crime against six year old Mary Withrow. Judge Cox to fix punishment Tuesday.
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Racine
Wis
J. I. Cage Threshing Machine Company
Mammoth
Porravill
Mahoney Valley
Andrew Smith
Mary Withrow
Earp
Smt
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