Strike Ends as Street Cars Rally Back to Service
A mammoth meeting at Tomlinson Hall and a secret session in the Wishard office paved the way for arbitration. The Brotherhood of street car workers accepted a return to prestrike rules pending arbitration, with Frenzel willing to arbitrate, signaling an end to the strike and cars running again Thursday.
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Henry Spann
Red Hot Seranite and the Press Club Election
The Press Club holds its annual election on Thursday afternoon. Candidates vie for all but treasurer, with speculation centering on who will control funds. Amid internal maneuvering, other local business and political notes unfold, including a cold wave forecast and foreign items from Rome to Egypt.
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Features of Uporting Life and Sports Rumors
Sunol’s racing days are over as features note Spalding backing a double championship series. The league season could reach 154 games. John Ward tabbed with Florida “coons.” New York seeks Washington catcher Milligan. Grand Rapids to spend 50,000 at August meeting. Pfeffer reportedly stays in Chicago. Jackson dominates in Chicago exhibitions. Tyes challenges Slosson or Schaefer winner. Ryan Needham fight set for March 4 in New Orleans. Browning’s admirer considers a Louisville saloon venture. Mitchell vows no more glove contests but bets he can beat any man in limited rounds. Stanford trainer Dustin James quits over pay.
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Washington
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Pfeffer
Jackson
Tyes
Ryan Needham
New Orleans
Browning
Louisville
Mitchell
Frisco
James Dustin Stanford
Deaths of Duke of Clarence and Cardinal Manning Mourned
England grieves as Clarence Duke of Avondale heir presumptive to the throne dies at 15 a m and Cardinal Manning head of the Roman Catholic Church in England passes away an hour earlier in London. Telegraphs report royal sorrow and public mourning with bells tolling and flags at half mast. Queen Victoria notified Osborne and supporters express deep sympathy with Princess Mary and the royal family.
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Explosion Injures Six in Anderson Hazelwood Home
An explosion in Hazel Wood addition Anderson Indiana leveled a two story frame house at 4:30 PM on January 14. David Dillon his wife Maud Dillon a neighbor girl and two boarders were badly injured. Maud Dillon is expected to die. Cora Hysaton a child burned. Gas leak traced to the cellar after Dillon struck a match.
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Howk Former Supreme Court Member Dies in Albany
Hon George V Howk passed away at his Albany home after a four week bout with grippe. He contracted a bad cold leading to illness and died peacefully with friends nearby. Funeral is planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Meifoo Sinks Manichow With 414 Lost In Capelot Point Disaster
Hong Kong dispatch reports the steamer Manichow sank near Capelot Point after going down rapidly. All passengers perished, 414 drowned, no one escaped. The Meifoo arrived with the fatal confirmation of the tragedy and widespread loss.
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Indiana Weather Outlook for Jan 15 1892
Indiana forecast shows clearing and much colder conditions. Indianapolis and vicinity expect cloudy weather with light snow in the morning, then fair and colder by Friday morning.
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Indianapolis
The Waifs of New York Tour at English S Monday Week
The waifs of New York did a pretty good business at Englishes despite the weather and the strike. Next week's program includes Grand on Thursday with Max O'Rells lecture Her Highness Woman.
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New York
Max O'Rell
Clara Morris
Dette
Camille
Creditors to be paid 70 cents on dollar at Geneva bank
News notes from across the country report creditors of the Geneva Wisconsin bank will receive seventy cents on the dollar. Other items include deaths of notable figures and various incidents such as an earthquake in Memphis with no damage, a wrack at Grand Island injuring several, and a homicide in Chicago.
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Mass
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Tennessee
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Dr. Wilder
Chicago
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