Faith Healing Tale Stirs Skeptics At Surgical Institute
The Sun reports Miss Mary Suydam claims hip disease cure through prayer at a Surgical Institute, while doctors caution against miracles and note prior cases of mobility progress. Suydam describes equalizing leg length and improved sight after the alleged healing, prompting debate among staff and patients about faith versus medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surgical Institute
Mary Suydam
Sun
Tons
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Texas
Moses
Israel
McLain
Suydam
Wilson
Allen
Very Secret Very Quiet Iron Men Meet In Town
A secret gathering of about 30 iron workers from multiple cities met in a Bates house club room for a day of sessions and a late size banquet for 35. A timid man answered the reporter at the door but refused to identify attendees or purposes. Delegates included Wm. T. Koken Wa. S. Simpson and others from Chicago Boston New York and St. Louis. Separate items note marriage dissolutions of Amanda Cook and Anna L Ferrell and a court case over a two year no remarriage clause. Also Samuel Rivera and W D Lane moved to Hendricks county jail for health concerns at Indianapolis jail.
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Bates House
Mesating
St. Louis
Wm. T. Koken
Scherper & Koken
Wa. S
Hetherington & Barner
Architectural Iron Workers
Stage Troupe Scrutiny In City Of Attachments
The piece recalls a chaotic week in St Louis where theaters faced many legal attachments. Names include Frank Moulton, Chas Gardner, Henry Lee, Miss Seligman, Emily Rigi, and managers Englishs Sanger and Baron Rudolph. The narrative contrasts audience reaction to a revised ballad and a string of unpaid debts disrupting performances.
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the Park
Fat Man’s Club
Frank Moulton
Baltimore
St. Louie
St. Louis
Wilton Barrett
Strobridge Company
Henry Lee
Miss Seligman
Alvin Joslyn
Baron Rudolph
Jake Litt
Society's odd crazes in New York society life
New York society columns report on fashion fads as of late February including fragrant roses with Magna Chartas and Gloria de Paris, Browning readings, manicure trends, Turkish baths, and a new trend of walking with large bulldogs. The piece notes notable figures like Mrs Bradley Martin and Mrs Astor, plus Miss Wickham organizing readings at Sherry's and plans to visit Washington. It also mentions a sensational dog display and contrasts with other social curiosities in urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradley Martin
Browning
Miss Wickham
St. John
Sherry’s
Broadway
School Hook Fight Before State Supreme Court
Arguments on the school question fill the supreme court as three county cases from Koeciysko, Senton, and Howard counties reach the state tribunal. Judge Frezer, ex-supreme, presides with Morris opening for plaintiffs opposing a monopoly claim by the octopus. The scene features a notable judge, capably described, and local officials including Capt. Smith, Wm. A. Ketcham, and Atty-gen Michener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jowar
Supreme Tribunal of
State
Philip W. Saokeva
Elijah A. Blue
Koeciysko
Benj
F. Spearava
Henry Taylor
Senton County
Joseph H. Clarks
Clarkson Haworth
Howard County
Frezer
Warsaw
Supreme
Morris
Fort Wayne
Lin
Capt. Smith
Wm. A. Ketcham
Michener
Bea
Gilet
Committees Form Subgroups In Commercial Club Appointments
The Commercial Club general committee appointed sub committees for Manufacturers wholesalers public officers and other groups. Names include C C Foster Charles Fletcher Otto Steckhim Worth Merritt E L Whittemore Thomas Chandler W Higgins M S Macy and many others. About 20 new members were admitted Wednesday with a directors meeting set for Thursday at 4 pm. Dead Lord Ack Jana is dead.
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C. C. Foter
Charles B. Fletcher
Otto Steckhim
Worth Merritt
E. L. Whittemore
Thomas
Chandler
W. Higgins
M.S. Macy
Samust
Rauch
Edward Dean
Albert Lieber
John W. Schmidt
George W. Fuller,Jr
Frank Maus
Albert Metzger
R Letal
W. H. Eastman
Frank D. Stalnaker
W. A. Bobbs
Frank H. Carter
Henry Kalun
A. d. Treat
TB. du
W. W. Frank
W. C. van Arsdeél
James A. Wildwan
W. B. Burford
N. Falton
A. W. Conluitt
B. Ee. Parrott
AH. G. Coughlen
G. A. Seliull
W. L. O'Connor
T. Arri
Charles
J. Collin
J. W. Chipman
J. J. Appel
Hanry Coe
W.M. Twobb
H. H. Fay
Harry E. Drew
Krank BH. Blackledge
WB. Roberts
John L. Griffiths
Williem F. Keay
C. E. Reynolds
Thomas Tarcirt
Robert Martindale
Bruce Curr
Washington Wales Suspended and Senate Obstacles Rise
The Washington Critic reports suspension due to lacking funds and notes Blair’s educational bill as a major hurdle to other Senate measures. Secret sessions stir fury as printed reports anger lawmakers. Chandler faces insult again. civil service probe yields little new, and Terrell’s dismissal remains blocked by presidential ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blair
Senate
Lige Halford
Indianapolis
Alaska
Chandler
Civil Service
Col. Terrell
Cate Storp
Republican township convention sets delegates and primaries
The city announces a Republican township convention with U59 delegates and ward allocations from 17 to 33. Primaries occur Friday night. Central tariff reform club meets Thursday in Judge Taylor's courtroom and Young men's tariff reform club in room 60. Conference held Tuesday between President Shaffer and Board of Trade committees. A future meeting is planned.
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Central Tariff Reform Club
Judge Taylor
Young Men’s Tariff Reform Club
Court House
Shaffer
Board of Trade and Commercial Club
Nother
Andrew Staab
Sti Engton
Delaware St
Feibleman
Congress
Committee On Military Affairs
Miss Hunter
Pennsylvania
Wa. Kramholz
Promee
Luther Drumm
Mary E. Drumm
Woodburn-Sarven
Henry Jameson
Washington
Atlantic & Pacific Trading Company
Alaska
Where Bed Bugs Live In Marion County Jail
A Marion County jail report describes a rear courthouse building as a disgraceful prison for felons and detainees. The 1436 structure, with cramped 80 by 80 rooms and vermin, is contrasted with a modern capitol nearby. County official Reveal cites legal and tax limits preventing a new jail, noting one inmate death and no transfers to hospital in five years.
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Court House
Alabama and
Market Sts
State Capitol
Tomlinson Hall
Marion
Csile
Babbage
John A Logan
SUN
Robert Emmett
Oontz
Reveal
Marion County
Horpitel
Robert Phillips
Florists Discuss Florida Floriculture At Indiana Meeting
Indiana florists held their annual gathering, noting Florida floriculture as a giant in swaddling clothes with ample chrysanthemums and roses, while New Orleans markets were praised yet bemoaned by low quality greenhouse stock. Officers elected: M. A. Hunt president, D. W. Cox vice president, Huntington treasurer, W. G. Betterman secretary.
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Indiana
Lawrence
Florida
W. G. Betterman
New Orleans
Chicago
Offcera
M. A. Hunt
D. W. Cox
Prisoner Escapes Spark Jail Breaks and Bank Collapse
Two more prisoners escaped jail on Wednesday night following earlier escapes the day before in Fonr Sontha Delaware. The spree has yielded 2 escapes and only 14 captures in the past forty days amid talk of impeachment of the sheriff. Indiana forecast calls for rain or snow with colder conditions and slight warmth later, as Central Indiana eyes cooler weather by morning. In Glasgow a bank collapse crushed homes of John McCarthy and Christopher Tracy, injuring Tracy’s mother and badly hurting Mrs McCarthy. property losses listed at about $10,000.
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New
Casrir
Del
Thia
Ulay Bank
Clasgow
Sphlj
Cisp
John McCerthy
Christopher Tracy
Tracy
McCarthy
Protest Against Hop Tariff Increase Hits Congress
Kicking on Kigi-tarifff Hops New York Feb 27 special report notes a protest against raising the hops tariff. The petition is signed by six percent of importers and seventy percent of exporters, reflecting broad industry discontent with the proposal.
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Kkew
York
Congress
New Turn in Florence M va Atkinson Maintains Suit
The support suit of Florence M against Wm P Atkinson moved in Judge Taylsts court on Wednesday. The complainant filed a substitute complaint seeking divorce Alimony of $1000 and child maintenance of $500 per year.
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Florence M. Va. Wm. P. Atkinson
Richmond Mercantile Manager Arrested for Shortage
C Albaughb, manager at Dan's Mercantile Agency in Richmond, has been arrested on a charge of a small shortage.
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Short
Richmond
C. Albaughb
R. G. Dan
Report on Abe Lincoln's Death Later Claim Refuted
Lonpor reports Abe Lincoln alive despite earlier death rumors. In Greensburg miners plan a 70 cent per ton wage strike, Wheeling barons back an eight hour strike with carpenters likely to join. New York's two dollar daily law aids laborers with good farm hands earning the wage.
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Greensburg
Wheeling
W. Va
New York
Baseball Row Rages Over Signings and Suits
Cleveland plans to sue Stricker before week’s end while reports place Donlap offered 5000 to join the Athletics. Chicago puzzled Pailliea at Pachesavane 4 to 2. Ewing captains New Ak brotherhood if he plays with JEM. Washington signs O’Bilen for second. Mike Morrison signs with Syracuse. Mike Kelly allegedly offered 15000 and 5000 yearly by Spaulding to Chicago. Columbus management labeled growlers and kickers. Sutcliffe mentioned by Cleveland Press as a slave grievance figure. New York sues Ewing under the reserve clause in U S court to bar play elsewhere. Ward and Ewing decry the suit.
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Cleveland
Eue Stricker
Donlap
Athletics
Kelly
Chicago
Pachesavane
Ewing
Jem
Washington
O’bilen
Lovells
Mike Morrison
Syracuse
Mike
al. Spaulding
Mike Kelly
Toad Ramsey
Jay Faatz
Buffalo
Jay
Chicago Players’ Club
van Haltren
Farrell
O’ Neill
Association
Brotherhood
Columbus
Cleveland Press
Sutcliffe
New York
Indianapolia
Chicago Mail
Jim
Lebano
Day
State Supreme Court
U. S
Ward
Woolens for spring trade invite to shoppers at Nourbert Langgraf
Spring 1890 notice announces a large assortment of woolens for the season. It invites all lovers of clothes to call at Nourbert Langgraf located at 88 N. Francis St, noting the stock is larger and more complete with two new English accounts added to the existing lines.
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Nourbert Langgraf
N. Fhncis St
Floodwaters Rise Across Ohio Valley Front
Cincinnati and river towns report the river at 62 feet rising rapidly with branches flooded. Merchants evacuate, cellars flooded to Pearl Street, trains halted, and major plants like Adyiston pipe works and Newport rolling mills submerged. Flood spreads to Maysville Ripley and Catlettsburg. No deaths reported yet.
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Cincinnati
Here
Mayeville
Pearl St
Pittsburg
Streats
Maysville
Ripley
Catlettsburg
Newport
Deyot
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
League Ball Park
Midland
Wwadison
Madison
Ind
Hontington
W. Va
Riptey
Addyston Pipe Works
America
Pointers on Politics and Local Power Struggles
A political speculation piece discusses a fortified challenge to incumbents in the auditor, clerk, and treasurer offices led by Rickenbach. It cites potential targets including Rt. Hon. Thomas Taggart and notes factions, money at stake, and the chance of political retribution if convention outcomes shift. A Clare observer notes delegates are bought at $10 each as tensions rise in the county.
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Rickenbach
Clare
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Miss Baydam
Amanda Cook
Anna L. Ferrell
John Cook
Frank Ferrell
Ola
Woods
Samuel Rivera
W. D. Lane
Hendricks County
Rivers
Atlanta
Chas. Gardner
Emily Rigi
Mr. Barnes
French & Sanger
Paris
Lipanon
J. G. Edwards
Elvin Wade
Wade
Edwards
Anderson Life
Anderson, Ind
Florence Smith
Commercial Club
Ealicst
Aack- Jana
Wales
Schrader’s
E. Wash.st
Bed Bugs
Persars
Indiapanolis
Lonpor
Abe Lincoln
Lennon
Babor News
THE
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Kentucky
Sim Coy
County Court House
the Telephone Company
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