Indy club sale fuels league baseball bid
The Indianapolis league baseball franchise faces surrender amid financial strain from dissidents, prompting stockholders to seek a new buyer. Dickson and Talbott, theater lessees, offer cash to purchase and run the club locally, while public sentiment favors keeping the team in Indianapolis and a possible new syndicate may retain President Brush. A separate item from Wilkes-Barre reports a long-ago couple reuniting before a planned wedding in St. Louis.
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Indianapolis League
PH Sun
Brush
H. H. Lee
Schmidt
Tharia Aslim
Tim
Indianapolis
Messrs. Dickson & Talbott
N. E. Young
Indianapolis Club
Vleteher's Bank
Whick. Dickson & Talbott
George Dickson
SUN
Young
Is It E'en So John Frenzel Named in Bill Campaign
A democratic city official opposing Curtis mongrel asserts John P. Frenzel created the bill aiming to secure the chair appointment under its provisions. Also note: new bedroom sets at Wr. L. Edlers.
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John
John P. Frenzel
Wr. L. Edlers
Intricate Indiana House Debate Over Liquor and Votes
Long legislative scene described as the eleventh day of Indiana's General Assembly opens with debates on local option liquor, a Nugent vote change, and various bills. The Senate discusses labor, temperance, and a state monument, with readings and committees amid political jabs and wartime memories.
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General Assembly
Luvicia
Wm. N. Darnell
M. E. Church
Romab
Willard
Johan Nugent
Evansville
Niblack
Nugent
Mr. Ager
Putnam
Higner
Napoleon Lester
Wr. Nugent
Republican Party
Prohibition
Kansas
Norsky
Indiana
House
Mr. Willard
Freeman Kelley
Reynolds
Wayne
Alr
Kelley
Pierce
Ader
Putnam County
Darnell
Hees
Col. Bridgeland
Indiana Cavalry
Senate
Moore
Johnson
Committee On Labor and Labor Statistics
Jack the Ripper rumors reach Jamaica and Jamaica.
New York dispatch reports fearsome crimes tied to Jack the Ripper rumor spreading from England to Jamaica. A murdered woman in St Catharines parish bears throat wounds and mutilation, with cryptic blood marked notes claiming Ripper’s presence.
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New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Kineston
Jack the Ripper
England
St. Catharines Parish
cSack
Ripner
Knickerbouckers and society Parisian flair in Washington report
A Monday night reception hosted by Mrs. Sloan and Vanderbilt showcases New York society royalty in breeches and gowns. The News bureau notes Hoern Watterson in city lodging and a Denison misprint, while Col. Baker and delegates discuss southern policy. A mule blocks a streetcar on Pennsylvania Avenue, later being hitched to a car toward the Louisiana Street stable in a humane society’s attention.
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New York
Dan
Lodieoapolis
Hoenri Watterson
Louisville Gourier-Journal
Denison
Watterson
Denison House
Reform
Gen
Harrison
Col. Baker
Tentersee
Matthews
Dakota
Cant
McKnight
International Typographical Union
Sentinel
John ‘Wallaker
Campaione Fund
Wanaker
Augusia
Pennsylvania-st
Massachusetts-ave
College-ave
Tenth St
Louisiana St
Humane Society
Indiana Weather Brief Fair and Warmer Across State
Indiana weather forecast calls for fair skies and rising temperatures. Property transfers include numerous parcels in Indianapolis and surrounding areas, with values ranging from 175 to 5000 dollars. Transactions feature buyers such as W H Bartlett and T C Harrison, among others, and detail lots, sub divisions, and additions in multiple neighborhoods.
Chaos over school books and public instruction plans
A chaotic view of how to secure free textbooks for children surfaces in a deputy superintendent’s remarks. He urges newspapers to discuss plans and criticizes the Muallinix bill as jobbing under the current system while noting political maneuvering, robberies, and a Washington controversy over Samoa policy and a forthcoming Senate resolution.
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Public Instruction
Alvt
Muallinix
Audor
Thad
Sone
Surmiouutalee Harrier
National Guard asked to guard miners at Turkey Coal Company
Charleston January 22. Cor Wilson received a telegraph from folkhorn requesting militia be sent to protect miners at the Turkey Coal Company from a mob feared to be coming from Pocahontas. Wilson declined to send troops unless civil authorities prove powerless.
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Charleston
W. Va
Wilson
Folkhorn
Cor
Turkey Cin Co
Pocahontas
Ya Dhov
Wary Knoxville tale of lynching and city meetings report
A fragmented Knoxville era column notes outlawry near Wyrhevilla Virginia with shootings and multiple local lynchings, plus city council actions. It mentions a warden wage proposal, a police board meeting, and upcoming open meetings about next season wagers, with various arrests and fire damages in New York Street, and a legal case over an insurance policy.
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Harry New
Webeck
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Thomas Williams
Oliver Wilson
May Musical Festival Association
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Carnahan
Hd Porter
Henry “. Rogers
Carl Barns
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Howe Mattie Reed
National Insurance Company of New York
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London
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Hooke
John Stull
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Jton Boucicault
Shalman
Chicago Truster
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Welster
Hind
Trusier
Watretar
Hell
Boca
Hicklin
Webster
Swain
Thalman
P. Chin Cuin Trusler
Magwumnery
Traaler
Gaspar
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Vapor
Bigpec Nest
Judiciary Comenities
Cala Docmiert
Bargain Boots and Shoes Store Closes Out Odds
George P. Marott advertises closing out all odds and ends in boots and shoes at 16 North Porn Street offering discounts on leading makes and damaged sizes to shoppers.
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George P. Marott
North Porn-st
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