26 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1892
Page
1
The coroner began the inquest into the Surgical Institute fire with witness accounts from John Wilson and C H Palmer. Fire procedures and exits were described, with details on the circular room, nurseries, and alarm system as investigators examined the deadly blaze.
Pang Yin a Cantonese merchant of Indianapolis links hearts with Addie Norton in a Chicago runaway marriage. The Norton family grieves while Pang, 27, prospers in business on Massachusetts Avenue and enjoys American ties. The couple's union shocks relatives as New Year festivities loom, Pang's social standing growing among city residents.
The supreme court upheld John Stellin's right to run a saloon next to Mary Bargart’s property at College Ave and Seventh St. The Haggarts claimed the license laws protected the community from intemperance. the court ruled licenses constitutional and that a man may operate a saloon where lawful.
Bank of Jefferson in Shepherdstown West Virginia has closed and a receiver has been appointed for the Chicago Trust and Savings Bank. Samuel M. Allison sues the National Cordage Company in Xenia Ohio for 6000 dollars unpaid salary and 22500 dollars rent.
Lord Salisbury recovers while Mr. Spurgeon improves. Col Hernandez spared by court martial. appeal filed in Mexico City. Zacatecas events fail spectators riot. bull fight and balloon ascent collapse amid disorder Saturday.
Reports show mortality up by 100 in the influenza outbreak. Wilmuth's china store in Cincinnati burned with one life lost. New York records the coldest day of the season at nine degrees above zero. Buffalo clerk James Greenfield arrested for mail robbery and confession linked to gambling ruin. A Pottsville accident injured a dozen passengers when an alley car derailed.
The Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Company declares a 40 percent rate on net earned premiums for year ending December 31 791 with issued policies in May. The Erie Railroad relief and a 9 cent per share are noted in the report.
A Santiago dispatch says Chile replies to the U S ultimatum by withdrawing the offensive note and suggesting arbitration or court decision. Washington reports no confirmation yet as war preparations proceed. Congress hears varied views on further action and accountability for the crisis.
The Metropolitan opera house in Columbus burned Tuesday morning, destroying the block and causing heavy losses. The building housed many firms, including the Columbus Express, a German daily that was suspended. Dickson and Talbott, managers of the house, said they did not own the building but had invested in furniture and scenery. The fire began in a shoe factory on the fire floor. Charles Layman, formerly of the Journal, has acted as managing director for months.
The passage describes severe cold and poverty across the city, noting many families rely on township assistance for clothing, food, and fuel. It highlights ongoing efforts by trustees and local benefactors amid sickness and bad weather, urging further aid from residents.
In GheenCastle Indiana on January 24 a Union Tank Line car overturned after collision of two freight trains at the cross of Monon and Big Four roads. Oil flooded cellars and streets but did not ignite, with damage described as sight. Cause of crash unknown.
An old resident forecasts no more snow this winter while hay markets stay active and whisky prices dip. Seven recruits depart for Columbus as 800 dollars is awarded in a pool room case. A jewelry theft suspect is dismissed in police court. marriage licenses are issued for Ballard and Joes. A scam targets slot machines with brass counterfeit discs.
Mrs Minnie Steinbracher wife of real estate owner Charles Steinbracher attempted to shoot Mrs Georgie Haid a widow and neighbor who was once close friends Haid refused to prosecute the attack occurred Monday afternoon in Chicago and left the outcome uncertain Weather forecasts note cold fair conditions for Indianapolis and vicinity through January 27 1802.
It Was Plenty. Curiaco Jan 26 The Times prints a letter from J Malcom Forbes owner of Arion stating he paid 125000 for the horse instead of 150000. This remains the highest price ever paid for a horse.
The report lists 63 affiliated bodies including Tailors Protective Union and Printing Pressmen No.17 with invitations to Febball and Feb18 gathering at Tomlinson Hall. It covers union meetings, grievances, membership drives, new officers, finances, and goals to boost organization through monthly contributions and weekly meetings.
The Board of Arbitration reopened testimony on street railway badges as ex-president Shaffer accuses Frenzel of untrue statements. Shaffer argues badges were limited to two for the secretary and janitor and that hundreds of badges were not freely given. The exchange features Bishop Chatard, Judge Howe, and Attorney Allen as they adjourn with Shaffer defending his administration.
A hole in the ground by ExGiitn and Pauk-Chanfrau was staged at English's Monday to a large crowd. Casts feature Dasher, McKee, Chas Cowles, Hattie Harvey and Frank Lawton. critics note uneven singing but lively acting. Harriet Avery joins the A trip to Chinatown company in New York. Tony Denier the clown reportedly worth a million, presented a diamond ring to Col. Brown. Mrs Bankson appeals for pecuniary help as The Lnton Syne eater Company winds down. Seats for Bill at Grand’s The Cadi began sales Tuesday.
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