Blanco in the Field After Garcia Progress
Reports from Havana claim Gen. Pando was seriously wounded in a clash along the Cauto river as insurgents thwart his push toward Holguin. Blanco heads to the east to command Spanish troops amid tension over Holguin and ongoing riots in Havana.
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New York
Wavana
Pando
Cauto
Manzanillo
Blanco
Havana
Cuban
Ion
Santiago de Cuba
Holguin
Calixta Garcia
Bianco
Alfonso Ntit
Costly Affair Returns in Beatty Damage Suit
The old Beatty charivari case reappears as Hensley sues Beatty for 4000 damages claiming false charges of trespass and riot. The event involved neighbors serenading a newlywed couple and led to several arrestees including Trvin Tenslex, with venue changes and appeals to higher courts.
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Parmer Beatty
Beatty
Clark
Court of
Rozin Hammond
Hensley
Criminal Court
Long Identified With City’s Business Interests
John Thomas aged 2 died Sunday at 1502 N Meridian St and will be buried there Tuesday. He led the Indianapolis rolling mill and later the Indianapolis cotton manufacturing company, guiding Brazil black coal use. At death he led the Hecla consolidated gold and silver mining company. three children survive. Prof J N Arens sued in New York for unpaid rent. he countersued over dust from repapering supposedly harming his vocal cords. No decision yet.
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John Thomas
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Cotton Manufacturing Company
Brazil
Hecla Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company
Richard Thomas
Montana
William H. Thomas
Walter Hi. Eastman
Prof. Arens
J. XN. Arens
New York
Theretoro
Feud Sparks Night of Gunfire at Local Saloon
In a long running feud, Jack Stewart used a revolver at McCauley’s saloon injuring Joseph Gates and bystander Frank Carson. Gates was shot in the shoulder while Carson suffered a hip wound. Stewart was arrested and charged with assault with intent to kill. Gates with plain assault. The case goes to police court next week.
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Jack Stewart
Joseph Gates
N. Capitol Ave
Frank Clson
Horace Wood
Carson
Gates
Stewart
William McCauley
Delaware and Courists
McCauley
Jie
Kinney
Fielder
Denison House
McCawley
North city residents challenge new White River interceptor
Residents in the extreme north portion of the city contest benefits from the White River interceptor, arguing no advantage and no future benefit. City surveys indicate future sewers would route west then south to the interceptor, with levels contradicting claims of lower land. The assessed district reaches from old Home Ave to Pendicton Pike now Massachusetts Ave.
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Old Home Ave
Pendiction Pike
Massachusetts Ave
Trial of Likert v Borchert Over Saloon On Delaware Street
In superior court room No 3 on Monday the Likert suit against August Borchert to close his Delaware Street saloon continues. A witness testified to 48 patrons including women entering on a Sunday. Plaintiffs seek damages for upkeep of a vault on the premises and allege foul conditions that allegedly caused a Likert family typhoid death. The case draws large crowds.
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George Likert
August Borchert
Delaware St
Superior Court Room No
Likert
Boat voyage halted by river rise and fog
Ed Hunt traveling for Drew Selby and Co attempted to reach Mississippi river towns last week. The river rose four feet in nine hours and heavy fog forced the vessel to stop. It lay stationary for hours with the whistle sounding constantly and sleep impossible as mist penetrated all.
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Ed. Hunt
Drew, Selby & Co
Mississippi River
St Patrick's Day celebration with speakers and parade
The AncientOrder of Hibernians will mark St Patrick's Day with afternoon speeches by Father Gayish W EE English and W M Cary at Tomlinson Hall Patrick J Carson to read a poem John J Blackwell named grand marshal of the street parade A Grand Opera house play scheduled for the evening
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Order of Hibernians
Father Gayish
W. EE
W. M. Cary
Tomlinson Hall
Patrick J. Carson
John J. Blackwell
Grand Opera House
Democracy and popular unrest topic at Indianapolis club
The Indianapolis literary club hosts J. E B. McCullough Monday night to read about Democracy and popular restlessness. A marriage is planned for Wednesday at noon between former Police matron Buchanan and Akron native A W Logan. Mrs Seguin hosted a Monday children’s party for Austin with Miss Armstrong’s Kindergarten. Engagement announced between Miss Susan Van Valkenburg and James Neilson Hamilton of London. The 8S. C. AL club met Monday at Fletcherave with Mrs Sep Smith. Henry D Thoreau discussed with several papers read.
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Indianapolis
J. E B. McCullough
Buchanan
A. W. Logan
Akron
L. R. Seguin
Austin
R. B. F. Pierce
James Neilson Hamilton
London
Sep. Smith
Fletcherave
Henry D. Thoreau
Jenks Backs Monetary Reform Plan At Convention
Prof. J. W. Jenks of Cornell arrives at the monetary convention amid heavy delegate registration. He praises the bill while doubting it will pass Congress, arguing government should not run banking and that gold standard may be needed until broader bimetallism returns. He notes bankers would pursue secure loans and that reform benefits business even if opposed.
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Monetary Commission
J. W. Tenks
Cornell University
Anced
Inediana University
Ile
Businessmen’s Association of
Ithaca
N. Y
United States Senate
Jenks
Prof
Air
Jenks Dot
Brown University
Andrews
Death and legal actions fill town notices and ventures
John Richardson dies in county infirmary after two years there. Waward F. Dawson sues for divorce from Christie alleging abandonment. Liomer Gunekle, 14, dies at the poor farm after never walking or talking. Kiam Smith serves 125 days for allegedly taking a harness from Cd. T. Praige. Union county's Laberty creamery files articles of incorporation. Fire damages lace curtains in a searched house. small loss. Miss Shedd's pupils perform for Ladies Relief Corps in Spencer's opera house. Indianapolis railroads moved 27 542 freight cars, 20078 loaded, compared with prior years. Ernest Bicknell visits Indianapolis. West Indianapolis forms committee over park system share. Brith Abraham to celebrate Washington's Birthday. Bernhard Frey and Bernhard Trey named local chairmen. Theo W Morris & Co and Brown Ketcham sue over glass for the congressional library. claim $744.25. dispute over defective glass. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advert claims essential safety at home.
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John Richardson
Waward F. Dawson
Wainethis
Christie
Liomer Gunekle
Pike Township
Kiam Smith
Cd. T. Praige
Laberty - Creamery Company
Union County
Stecl
Holton
Bellefontaine
Miss Shedd
Ladies Relief Corps
Spencer's Opera House
West
Indianapolis
Ernest Bicknell
State Board of Charities
Associated Charities of Chicago
Board of Works
Order of Brith Abraham
Washington
Bernhard Frey
Bernhard Trey
Theo
Brown-Ketcham Company
New York
Ohio bribery probe heats up with witnesses on stand
Ohio senatorial bribery investigation heard testimony from 12 witnesses led by Jerry Bliss and Horace Dunbar. Allen Myers Jr described the bribery effort linked to Marcus Hanna and Representative Otis, while others testified about meetings, money in greenbacks, and alleged schemes to sway votes.
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Jerry Bliss
Horace Dunbar
Bovrece
Cin
Ence
Otis
Bliss
Boyce
Marcus A. Hanna
United States
Indianapolis directory notes and a petty crime tale
The forty fourth annual Indianapolis directory by R L Polk lists 70 860 names, estimating population growth. Louis Stibwell and John Horney attempted dine and dash at a Illinois street restaurant, were charged with hotel law violations, and fined one dollar each with workhouse time.
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Jones
Cross
Zosche
Zitaloff
Aigrosser
Indianapolis
R. L. Polk & Co
AIM
Louis Stibwell
John Horney
A.n. Tilinoisst
Polie
Cox
Wind Storm Rips Through City With 85 MPH Peak
A top gust of 85 miles per hour lasted one minute during a gale that struck Saturday night. Indianapolis endured 12 hours of high winds with windows broken and trees damaged while residents barricaded homes and prayed. A local observer blamed building design for failures in the wind.
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Indianapolis
Bertermann
Weinherman Wappenhans
Fivelock
Watson Held Over Death Of Fellow Student In New York
William H. Watson Jr a New York trades school student who shot and killed Joseph Miller a classmate was remanded to the coroner in Yorkville court Monday morning The incident happened after Watson and Miller friends visited Watsons room where a pistol with one loaded chamber discharged killing Miller instantly Authorities believe the death was accidental Watsons family origin traced to Rochester New Hampshire and Lewiston Pennsylvania with an inquest set for February 2 in New York City
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New York
William H. Watson, Jr
Bausch
Watsean
Miller
Racquet
Watson
Rochester
N. H
Lewiston
Haughey Prison Term Narrows as Parole Hinted
Theodore P. Haughey, who led a robbery at a Minneapolis national bank and was sentenced to six years in the Michigan City penitentiary, faces a shortened term with possible pardon before expiration. Court costs run about $20.
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Theodore P. Haughey
Midianapolis National Bank
Michigan City
Pedestrian Dies After Madison Avenue Train Collision
James Tuxtor of Ms Mulberry Street was struck by a J M B train on Madison avenue Saturday evening. He died at City Hospital about three hours later. skull crushed. He was 38, left a widow and child. Driver Taylor, 38, was found conscious with multiple injuries and could not explain the accident. no witnesses.
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James Tuxtor
Mulberry St
Madison-ave
Taylor
Taxvler
al Kuhn
Madison Ave
Warin Will Try Again in County Recorder Race
August Tamm deputy city clerk declares candidacy for county recorder. His prior bid for city clerk in 1895 ended in defeat to Charles Stuckmeyer. Tamm later served as deputy clerk under Stuckmeyer.
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Warin
August Tamm
Mrr
Taurorm
Charles Stuckmeyer
Stuckmeyer
Plan for a Compromise Emerges in Krag-Reynolds Case
Attorney W T Brown for Reagan Krag Reynolds states he will immediately begin examining the company books at Maryland street offices. He says company counsel will be ready to submit a compromise plan on Tuesday. An extension granted from Monday to Tuesday.
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W. T. Brown
Reagan
Krag-Reynolds Company
Maryland St
Death by morphine suspected in local case
The coroner investigates a possible suicide by morphine poisoning in the case of Thomas Taney Haney living with his sister Mrs Wiselogle at 406 Union Street. Haney was found in a stupor early Monday after a 9 PM absence and dying by struggling breathing. Dr Durham could not save him. Relatives offer no reason for self harm and Haney owned property and once worked for a garbare company.
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Thomas Taney
Wiselogle
Union St
Haney
Dr. Durham
Garbare Company
Matinee Lion Ratcliffe in Tombs on bigamy case
New York January 24 Carolina Ravenhill testifies in Tombs court as second wife seeks divorce and annulment against Edward J Ratcliffe. The actor faces perjury and bigamy charges while his first and second wives pursue legal actions. Ratcliffe spars with reporters and clings to notoriety as papers file divorce summonses.
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New York
Bingland
Carolina Ravenhill
Edward J. Ratcliffe
Tombs
St. Marylebone
Ritcliffe
Ar. Ratcliffe
Coroline Ratcliffe
Alice Delacey
Ratcliffe
England
Senator Hanna Escapes Ohio Guards in White House Rooms
Me and Mark. Av Ashington reports Senator M A Wanna occupies the Prince of Wales bedroom at the White House as crowding seekers arrive. Hanna plans to let regular Republican organizations handle Ohio appointments while Woraker backs Tra Crawford for the Dayton post.
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Ashington
M.A. Wanna
White House
Washington
Arlington
Vanna
Minx
Hanna
National Committee
Ohio
Dayton
Deserted Wife Trial Of Meyer Steinberg In Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Meyer Steinberg a Hebrew spectacle dealer sits in a criminal court Monday for wife desertion. Accused of leaving his wife after the marriage in Cincinnati and later abandoning her in Indianapolis. Local Hebrew circles show strong feeling as Steinberg’s past includes an obscene Hebrew postal missive and alleged influence on grand jury actions. Neighbors aided the wife after his departure.
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Meyer Steinberg
Steinberg
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Knesseys Israel Jewish
Jones' Dustless Oats and Tailor Shop Ad
Feed your horse Jones Dustless Oats. Jones the Tailor offers suits at 13.00 and trousers at 3.59 at 149 S. Tlineisest.
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Jones
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