Fresh Air Mission For Sick Children Opens At Fairview Park
Details of the fresh air mission include a two morning start from Plymouth church and next Monday at 8:20 a free electric train will carry sick children and attendants from Union depot to Fairview park grounds donated by Mr Shaffer. Tents will be pitched under beeches. physicians will inspect arrivals. tickets backed by physicians and district nurses. money sent to Revs. McCutloch or Haines or Lacy. 66 ticket system to hold introducers accountable. The mission operates seven days a week with grounds care by a committee led by Mrs. Lewis Jordan. coordination with Justice Smock and local transport and employers to support rides.
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Plymouth Church
Union Depot
Fairview Park
Shaffer
Mra. Parker
Flower Mission
Jas. Smith
Plymouth
Pierce
Justica
District Alarm Telegraph Company
Revs. McCutloch
Haines
Lacy
Wm. Dugdale
Dugdale Canning Company
Baltimore
Lewis Jordan
H. A. Cleveland
Mairview Park
M.L. Haines
Henry D. Preros
Ham poisoning hits depot staff at Jackson Street eatery
Four depot attaches on duty at a Jackson Street restaurant fell violently ill after eating boneless ham bought by manager Charles Muellerschoen. Two hours later R Moore Gatemen B McFarland Hagene VanDyne and Usher Morton Slaughter suffered severe nausea and near collapse. Muellerschoen and his staff reported no further illnesses. one worker said he ate ham with a mild taste and mold seen on the outside. Possible ptomaine poisoning investigated by a bacteriologist.
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Dapot
Jackson
Charles Muellerschoen
R. Moore
B. McFarland
Hagene VanDy
Muellerschoen
Thaham
Hehimeelf
Bisman
Behring Sea Crisis Denials From Pauncefote
Washington reports say Spl Minister Pauncefote denies any notification to Blaine about British vessels in Behring Sea and asserts no armed action by England. State Department echoes the denial despite World and New York papers repeating the crisis claim.
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Behring Sea
Washington
Pauncefote
Blaine F
England
Secretary-Of-State
New York
World
Hvaning World
Behring
Enya
The Walls Case details at Watls Court session
In the circuit court Tuesday morning Mrs. Frankenstein testified in a disorderly scene. Attorneys struggled to quiet her as she spoke in broken English while reporters requested decorum. Wm Bernhamer affirmed an agreement with Walls to carry on the business under the old firm name post release.
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Watls
Circuit Court
Bernhamer
Bold thief steals cash drawer from mill office
Tuesday afternoon a man entered Backman and Reaves mill at Madison Avenue and Ray Street to change a $5 bill. Moments later the money drawer vanished containing $100 in cash and checks totaling $416. Checks were stopped. police and detectives Quigley and Pages were assigned to the case.
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Backman & Reaves’ Mill
Madison-ave
Ray St
Detectivan Quigley
Big Four Wage Talks Hint at Raises for Chicago Division
Big Four officials discuss employee wage adjustments with no decision yet. A railroad source notes Chicago division workers historically earned less than I. & St. L. engineers, with pay per mile differences and lack of overtime pay after accidents. Expect inequalities to be addressed and raises likely for Chicago division crews.
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Big Four
Railroad
Chicago
Thomas
Chicago Division
Beatures of Sporting Life shows late 19th century baseball chatter
A jumble of league results and player notes from Indiana cities. Highlights include Fort Wayne, Muncie, Kokomo, and Terre Haute games, with Timmy trials, Timmy Pulsifer references, and predictions for Pittsburg and Indianapolis. Mentions of Sullivan Muldoon, Lyons, Ardner, and Spalding frame a broad, era-specific sports page.
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England
Aquatic
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Kokomo
Lank Piernon
Brooklyn
Denny
Indianapolis
Decatur
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Brotherhood
Buffalo
Broogan
Cleveand
Sullivan
Muldoon
John EK
William
Larry Twitchell
Clavaland
Lyons
Dayton
Joe Ardner
Joe
Pitteburg
Spalding
J. Palmer O'Neill
Chicago Post
Scott
Terre Haute
Smith
McNeelay
Evenaville
Stahlman
Murray
Terre
Rauts
Wailing and Gnashing at the State House
A chaotic scene at the state house as clerks face delayed salaries after quarter day. Many have drawn nearly all funds, leaving only small balances to last until January 1991. Tokens of financial strain appear as the treasury orders limited payments to institutions.
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State House
Disney
Specter
Treasury
Lemoks
Thastata
Cizar
John Rhodes
Elvina
Williams
Rhodes
Malott-ave
Hlving
Jabilee
John Reedes
Wiliams
John
Coats
Costes
Young Tourist Officer Reclaims Runaway Boy
A 12 year old son of F J Mahler wandered from his home, traveling through Birmingham Washington California and Chicago before being persuaded to return by Young Tourist Officer El Thompson of Union depot. The mother rejoiced as the boy’s adventurous spirit led him to explore yet also prompted his safe return. He learned travel early, aided by a small wardrobe and a new suit awaiting him at home. Master Mattisor is named as a rival to Senator Albert Howard, who faces charges in Plainfield. Also notes President Harrison’s visit to Cap May and cholera updates from Valencia and Gandia with arrests for suppressing cholera acts.
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el Thompson
Union Depot
F. J. Mahler
Thompson
Agarm
Birmingham
Alabama
Washington
Harrison
California
Chicago
Pittsburg
Master Mattisr
Albert Howard
Howard
Plainfield
Agitation Over Suspension of Specie Payments
Buenos Ayres reports widespread unrest among tradesmen as the legislature suspends specie payments for six months. In London the strike quieted Tuesday morning and police expect the trouble to end.
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Buenos Ayres
London
Hors es and vehicles notices offer cheap horse and buggy
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Fargo Cyclone Death Toll Rises to Fourteen
Dispatch from Fargo reports the severest wind storm, lasting about half an hour, killing fourteen including seven McCarty children who hid in a coal bin. Train cars overturned, rail yards damaged, and churches wrecked. city damage estimated around 90 hundred dollars.
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St. Paul
Fargo
N. D
Dabrie
James McCarty
Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee Roads
Minneapolis
the Evening Star
Northwest
Partnership Row Ends With Fines Paid
Isaac Segalowsky and Jacob Segalowsky, wholesale tag partners, quarreled after an attempted dissolution. Isaac assaulted Jacob. both were arrested, then released after paying Squire Fiebleman 3b for fines and costs. The report notes police arrests, trials, and local incidents including a burglary, a gas leak accident, and a counterfeit note case at the Union Gocket.
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Isaac
Jacob
Isaac Segalowsky
Squire Fiebleman
Hotels In Washington And Indianapolis Travel Notes
A Washington dispatch recalls the Ebitt house origins and hotel culture, noting aloof clerks and a wary social ladder. Indianapolis hotels are praised for size and value while Cincinnati is critiqued for cramped spaces. Old Point Comfort plans a new venue amid rival Hygela prestige. A dining crisis near Harrodsburg underscores travel hunger and makeshift improvisations by a hungry party.
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Spt
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Ebbitt
Pleasant Addrest
Flrat Black
Willie K. Vanderbilt
Sitting Bull
Cilerk
Willard’s
Mars
Washington
Mr. Morton
Shoreham
Indianapolis
Richmond
Cincinnati
St. Nicholas
Old Point Comfort
Hygela
Quincy Hossler
Warsaw Times
Phoebus
Long Beach
Dan Manning
Phoebus Hlad
Fort Monroe
Harrodsburg
Chesapeake & Ohio Road
Bridge
Journalist Eats Chicken Amid Complaints of Southern Hotel
A sailor describes sitting among hungry fellow passengers at Old Point after using chicken as sinkers, watching clouds and trains depart, then dining openly as travelers curse the sunny south’s hotel accommodations.
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Old Point
Free Gas Project discussed at Indianapolis meeting
Over 100 citizens attended the Commercial Club session where Allen M. Conduit led the meeting and Charles M. Cooper urged forming a ski-lawyer committee to report on a free gas plan. Speakers urged city growth, gas access for factories, and funding ideas including a Belt railroad bond plan to build a pipeline network and supply 6,000 homes.
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Commercial Club
Allen M. Conduit T
Chas. M. Cooper
Free Gas Movement
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
W. P. Fishback
Yser
Dr. Waterman
Ling
Cooper
Dave
Satan
Thalman
Belt Railroad
Strained Strike Situation Shifts in Cincinnati Notes
Cincinnati July 8 strike activity grows tense as fifty colored workers return to Southern yards. Pinkerton agents rumored to be deploying deputies across the river. Other unions may join. City council meetings focus on contracts and street paving proposals while a water ordinance is read. A drunken brawl at Rhodes’ house ends with bruises, fines, and accusations. Carpor ters strike worsens coal scarcity, risking a famine unless settled.
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Burmada
Burmah
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Coscinnati
Southern
Diackerawa
Pinkerton
Praasarer
Trasler
Committee On Contracts
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Trusler
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Democrate
Delaware
Washington
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Illinois
Virginia Ave
Georgia
Reid
New York
Clifford-ave
Woodruff Place
Keystone Ave
Will Martz Enters Republican Judgeship Race
Will Breaks Into Politics under the banner of Davis and Martz as he seeks the Republican nomination for judge of the criminal court. This marks his first appearance in electoral politics.
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Will
Will Martz
Davis & Martz
Try Sang Roumtiss and Bag Near North Penn Street
Local notes report Try Sang Roumtiss and Julius A Bag connected with an address at 87 North Penn Street. Details unclear due to fragmentary OCR but item references two individuals and a street location. Further text may confirm nature of the notice or event.
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Roumtiss
Julius A. Bag
North Penn.st
Politicians organize for Hill bid in Indianapolis
Dispatch from Albany notes Gov. Hill gains favor with Indiana democracy leaders after a visit to Indianapolis. Gen. Sickles and Gen. Soper activate support while criticism of Cleveland surfaces. New political bureaux planned in Denver San Francisco Chicago and more to push Hill and counter Cleveland.
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Albany
Sickles
R. R. Soper
Gill
Grover Cliveland
Hendrisks
Hill
Democratic Party
Gov. Hill
Cleveland
Came Party
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Denver
John Arking
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Chris Buckley
Chicago
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Detroit
Bill
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