Pastors as Bouncers The Methodist Clergy Clash With Reporters
Dr Goodwin leads a pastors meeting to bar reporters from publishing proceedings claiming misrepresentation. The debate widens as ministers defend church doctrine and brands presses as a dangerous influence, while outsiders are discouraged from attending future discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trier
Renorthos
Goodwin
Garret
Steen Ogs
Degtroodwin
Duval
Tincher
Preas
Methodist Church
Stout
Ford
First Baptist Church
Paetora
Woodworth
Dirs
Tincber
Edwards
Foed
Presbyterian Ministers
Lemuel Sawyer
The Czar is Wad Dispute Over Siberian Atrocities
Washington reports reveal Russian officials, including the minister, are perturbed by circulating Siberian atrocity stories. Despite claims of indifference and ignorance of Geo Kennan, Russia has been sending dispatches and Kennan's articles to St. Petersburg. A forthcoming official reply to Congress is expected, signaling concern over U S reception of the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Geo. Kennan
St. Petersburg
United States
Kennan
Siberia
Regation
Blaine
House of Representatives
Senate
Placed In the Grave of Berry Sulgrove
The funeral for journalist Berry Sulgrove was held Sunday at Central Christian church with Rev. J. J. Lucas delivering a eulogy stressing the soul’s immortality and Sulgrove’s journalistic zeal. Interment followed at Crown Hill about 2:50 PM, and a monument is expected. Rich as an editor, Sulgrove’s obituary notes his Civil War era writings and strong convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry R. Sulgrove
Central Christian Church
J. J. Lucas
Suigrove
Prentice
Graeley
Halstead
Sulgrove
Jerusalem
Chrief
Jesus
Crown Hill
Rew Concern Incorporation in Indianapolis
A new business entity named Rew Concern is incorporated in Indianapolis as a basket and woodworking company with 25 percent capital. Incorporators listed include Teaac Sourcer F. 1 Meee and Lusworth Sperley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew Concern
Indianapolis Basket and Woodworking Company Incorporated
Teaac
F. 1
Meee and Lusworth Sperley Incorporators
Surprises of Divorce and Theater Rumors In 1900s
A fragment from a periodical review mentions divorce surprises, vaudeville acts led by Herman and Gue Williams, and Sothern with a comic critique of his bill. It notes two Bunch of Keys touring troupes, a Madison stop, and safety officials urging quiet, alongside ads for major insurers including Etna, German American, North British and Mercantile, and Continental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John Wocher
Etna Building
Attna
German American
North British & Mercantile
Low& Lancashire
Continental
Detroit Hire
Afarine
Franklin
Just A Little Trip They Refuse Destination Or Object
A Tribune report tracks two Indianapolis league figures, John Tenacio Brush and John Hopka Martin, as they board a Big Four train near Union Station. They avoid answering the destination, hinting at a trip possibly to New York and Cleveland for the league events, with a vague plan to attend a March 4 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
New York
East
Union Station
Sux
John Tenacioua Brush
John Hopka Martin
Martiz
Millonaire
George Sore
Falder
John
Gataman
Cleveland
New York City
Naw Yark
Turbulent Weekend in Crawbornsville and Nearby
Turmoil and excitement sweep Crawbornsville and nearby towns as a student gathering erupts into unrest and firearms are linked to a spate of arrests. Edward Astman and four companions, including Grivan, face charges after a county jail transfer. M. Chan Taloup, a Canadian employer, leaves his fortune to 540 workers. A Sunday saloon incident ends with police detaining Fred Brandt and Carl Heichart.
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Edward Astman
G Grivan
Union Depot
Montag Mornin
Sheri Hagns
Wv Bie
Wolesa
Supreme Court
Memdara
Aszman
Tumkey Bob Inimnett
Local Political Maneuverings Stir Tuesday Meeting
Reported remarks show Republicans and Democrats trading barbs on guardia at a Tuesday joint meeting amid calls for constitutional laws. The piece lists candidates across townships including James Watson Sam Bearer Benjamin Morgan Sandford Orme and others and notes Judge Buskirk canvassing while Irvin may seek re election.
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Sim Coy
Guardia
Rolla
Lawrence Township
James Watson
Oassay
Sam Bearer
Perry Township
Benjamin Morgan
Sandford Orme
Voting on the fair set the stage for battle for votes
The article chronicles ballot returns for a city World’s Fair vote, with Chicago and New York leading on first ballots. It notes pledged votes, unpledged shifts, and regional splits, alongside local political maneuvers, court adjournments, and society events.
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Hub
Chicago
York
St. Louis
Washington
Weetinging
New York
Ty States
Ecuipern
St. Loain
Ihe
Secretary Hawley Comments on Hoosier Team and Bribery Fund
Cleveland reports secretary Davis Hawley says Indianapolis will not be dropped at March meeting. He discusses league size, potential reform, and cautions against withdrawal, noting past Troy exclusion and the need for voluntary action. He criticizes certain organizers and questions future committee judgments amid tensions within the brotherhood.
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Cleveland
Secratary Davis Hawley
Cleveland League
Indianapolis
Brotherhood
Hawiey
Cleveland Civet
Troy
Baseball News From Denver and Beyond
A garbled baseball roundup discusses Chicago Phillies and Washington players, transfers, contracts, and league moves. Mentions players such as Pulcher Lawson, Mulvey, Billy Blair, and Jesse Garkett. references national leagues, American association schedules, and an offer of 1 million dollars for the national leagues. Also notes a fatality from typhoid in Pittsburg and a court case involving Von der Ahe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fereey
Bakaly
Silver King
Philies
Iyera
Chicago
Phillies
Pulcher Lawson
Wilmington
Kullalo
International League
Cleveland
Clay
Dcbm
Pittsburg Players’ Club
Detroit
Kaausa
Boston
von der Ahe
Fred Puniap
Vittesurg
Ewing
Richardson
Cannper
News
Mulvey
Brotherhood
Mulvey Basut Cees
New York “Giants
Charlinton
Brookline
Jacksonville
Foreman Gays
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Darnie
Embostt Seery
Brooklyn
Winimatt
Indianapolis
Billy Blair
Hamilton
Pittsburg
Harry Lyon
von Dar Ahe
American Association
New York Sporting Times
Jesse Garkett
Worcester
Tracy, McFarland
Walnut Grove Dam Break Causes Destruction Across Arizona
Reports from Prescott and nearby areas describe a large water storage dam at Walnut Grove breaking, unleashing a deadly flood that destroyed homes and prompted relief aid. The disaster affected Wickenburg and surrounding camps, with many residents fleeing to mountains as water overwhelmed cabins and property losses run into thousands.
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Prescott
Aviz
Walnut Grove
Wickenburg
Stockings and a Blue Pair Steal The Show
A humorous tale narrates how stockings dominate fashion yet suffer daily abuse. A young woman loses her stockings on a ball night, using blue paint to fix her outfit while the crowd notices only her striking blue stockings. Nearby notes report John Jacob Astor’s death in New York and local property sales and funeral notices.
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White House
Dosaph
Eeen
Est
Dundraary
Beauty
John Jacob Astor
New York
Mr. Astor
Europe
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Mr. Goodwin
T- A. Goodwin
Sentinel
Wittel
Tomlinson Ball
Sullivan
McCullough
D. W. Howe
Philip Rappaport
Judge Howe
Rappaport
Sangerbund
Seasion
Wad
Berlin
Herr Krupp
Guriner
Fatherkird
Atlana
Juifarbon
Florence
Woquirer
Herman
Gue Williams
Sothern
Chuznley
Chumley
Dickeoo
Sotharo
BRUSH
Ton
Rigtous
Crawbornsville
Chawlordstille
Ind Ie
Montrual
M. Chantaloup
Canada
M. Chamteloup
Paris
Ganads
Fred Drandt
Oiscers Hine
Hagerman
Carl Heichart
Drandt
Brandt
Diayor Sullivan
Lucky
Euditor
Raorze
Volfe
Martin ‘Turphy
Sbitges
East Market Macer
Joe i Anping
Dutor
Tommy Taggart
Thomas Cottrell
Dietrick Nussaan
Buskirk
Irvin
Beld Celin
ST Igees
Via
Csigaru
Vnaw Lark
Von
Walis
Ferra Harte
Indiaresiy I. S W
Peoria
Grand Hotel
Heute
Fue
Colranade
Howe
Mary
Norman Tendall
Anna
James M. Buchanan
Afi
Clinton County
Lewis Jordan
Nesyms Commercial Club
Kamaga
Afra
Ema Tyler
Citzens’ Street Railway Company
Howencourt
Reg Deater
Jaweler
Suspiston
Bates House
Women's Propylum Society
North St
Blind Asylum
K. V. Pierce
N. Meridian St
Cesare Stephani
George Anetrella
Shaa
Newt. Harding
Tha Reda
G. Waal Niviere
Hiecretary Hawley
Denlt
Elf
West
Washingtont
Fireen Castle
Stata
W. W. Allep
James A. Rankin
Koeto
Dof Wein Phis
Bean
Iire
Albert Tinder
Michaal Preppan
Hendricks County
Indiana
Indianapolia
Hartman
Beudecree
YolHita
Aity-gep
Cofin
Riy
Rou
Faris
Lincoln
Liege
Angi
Lafayette
London
Dillon
Fsmonde
Ceripps
Phenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Irvington
Mary Thompson
Allen M. Fetcher
W. H. Coleman
Wes—K
South Yard
Frank Bird
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