First Indiana militia encampment to gather at Armstrong farm
A state sponsored encampment will open next Monday near North Indianapolis with 500 tents on Armstrong's farm. Indiana will organize 48 companies, provide subsistence, and pay $1 daily per man. Expect battalion drill, strict discipline, and improved camp administration under regular army rules.
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Armstrong
Indianapolis
Indiana
Adj
Cen
Buckle
Evansville
Vecle Sam
John
Warry
Langtry
Blood and Ed anarchists quarrel in New York split
A major rift erupts among New York anarchists after a Sunday meeting celebrating the Bastille. The Jefferson club and arbeiter-bund accuse Herr Most of tyranny, provoking a heated dispute and the creation of a new faction. Most's committee issues a blood red circular denouncing opponents as traitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jefferson Club
Arbeiter-Bund
Herr Most
Man at Woodburn-Sarven wheel works ends life attempt
David Stewart aged 40 of 106 Eddy Street attempted suicide with morphia Tuesday morning. A prompt hospital call saved him from death but left him beyond the fathom act. He has been on a protracted spree. A waterspout at Chilap near Mexico City destroyed the village Monday noon, killing many residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stewart
Woodburn-Sarven Wheel Works
Morphia
City Hospital
Eddy St
City of Mexico
Chilap
Two Girls Fight in Hing Boxing Exhibition
In Indiana at Erwich's grove on Sunday a boxing spar between two young women occurred after an expected athletic picnic was canceled by rain. About 25 to 30 spectators watched as the girls exchanged blows in a friendly spar that escalated into anger, with disputed claims of bare fists and crowd interference. Tommy Burke disputes some accounts, noting the sparring began friendly but ended with bad blood. The fighters were described as using stimulants at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensbury
Ewrich’s Grove
Tommy Burke
Cincinnati
Thomas Miller
Thomas Jafferson
Clemens Vonnegut
Magdalene Freese
American Mineral Paint Company
Tarre Haute
Second German Reformed Church
Touraday
Garfield Park
John Collins
North Indianapolis
Joe Anderson
Ingenberg
Lir Joyce Fuesday
Joyce
Washington St
Geo. Howry
Shelby County
Indiana
Capt. Terry
Teddie Purcell
Lincoln-age
Peru-st
Lake Erie & Western
Indianapolis
Emrich
Jack Bolan
Ohio
Creasy
Tommy Miler
Boston
Elizabeth Spayd Alteves
W. H. Dizon
Capitol House
Afso
Caleb S. Denny
New Denison House
Denny
Lowe
New Orleans
John Lovett
Anderson
Wheeler
Chicago
Dean
Police Court Society
Squire Beibluman
Lesa
Crs
Mollia Cousing
Rachael Jackson
Ellen Worick
Columbia Ailay
Ned
Mollie
Chas
Davis
Willie Poreman
Aaron Bowen
SeleChite Spian
Grand
Hickey
James
Fred. Gauss Place
James Casey
Casey
John O’connor
Bates House
Meridian
Chas. N. Atkinson
Road
Supt
Wilson
Little Mountain
Squire Smeck
Priesbaugh
Boyer
Georgia St
Driesbaugh
Richard Boyer
Drieghaugh
PARNELL'S CASE AND MURDER TRIALS IN REGIONAL NOTES
Mixed dispatches report Parnell's counsel withdrawing amid rulings by Justice Hanpen, a Belvidere execution of Michael Bolak for murder, and varied regional notes. A New York wheat outlook warns of global shortages, while Indiana and Cincinnati items cover hydrophobia, labor law warrants, fires, bonds, incorporations, school picnics, arrests, trials, and a mayoral anniversary reception with detailed social scenes.
Lamp Chimneys and Mirth at Sherman House odd tale
A bizarre night scene unfolds near Sherman house with a young boy named Willis Lyttle Kaybo, claiming Ko-koa as origin, performing odd acts for coins. Local adults comment on lamps, French plate glass, and a restaurant scene as Kaybo entertains and departs with proceeds.
Local ball game past at West Baden stirs odd tales
Clerk Cullen recalls a wild two inning baseball game at West Baden with Will Peete at third and Johnny Bowlus pitching. A surprising hit went into a creek, $1.50 reward offered, and amid uproar umpire changes. Meanwhile Clerk Bookwalter jokes about a winter ink and mucilage drinking episode as a SUN reporter listens.
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Cukiem
T. d. Cullen
Brrand Hotel
West Baden
Will Peete
Johnny Bowlus
Charlie Kuhn
Mr. Valadin
McKee
McKee (No Relation, He Hasn’t Got An Clitical Job) & Co
Bowles
Cullen
Peelle
Kentucky
Johnny
Will Peeple
Indiana
Bookwalter
State Printing Bureau
Scott
SUN
Millionaire Reschler Wins Big At Long Branch Games
Long Branch July 15 A Western millionaire, Jim Reschler of Denver and ex Senator Tabor's old partner, stayed late at Daly's Loop and the Pennsylvania club. He left with about 25 000 in chips after a twelve hour session. Reschler rose to a 50 000 lead at one point, cashed large chip gains into a 5 000 profit, and finally continued to win as he pressed bets beyond ordinary limits. He faced a dealer's decision on a raised limit. the proprietors agreed, and Reschler kept winning, ending the night with a single white check.
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England
New York
Anuree
Evening World
Jeanette LeBriton
Fred Gebhart
California
Liverpool
Lake County
Wehhardt
Long Brascu
Tom Jolly
Edward Marks
Phil Daly
Pennsylvania
Jim Reschter
Denver
Tabor
Pittsburg
Heschler
Reechler
Haschler
Daly’s
Loop
Monmouth Park
Hireschigr
Sidaehack
Pete Smith
Olga
Pete
Torut
Keschler
Eloped Knight and Indian Squaw Case Sparks City
Shiloh Gillis of Chicago eloped with Alice Scott a dime museum performer in Niagara Falls. Mrs Gillis pursued them to Calinton Street boarding house. Gillis previously married in Missouri, this is third elopement with Scott who has a Chicago husband. Also notes a water spout disaster near Hong Kong with thousands feared dead and local crimes and arrests in Cincinnati and Boston weather updates.
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Burrao
Shiloh Gillis
Chicago
Phythias
kKouights of Labor
Niagara Fall
Alice Scott
Warpath trouble and a town fire in a wild west show tale
A wild west show narrative follows Little Bird a Winnebago chief badly wounded in Brown County bear hunt and a clash with Price brothers gang. Also a Cincinnati accident with a trained bear and fire at Elina’s store on West Washington street causing substantial loss. Thirty falconists arrested for Sunday law violation and local pants sale offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Man
Running Deer
Cincinnati
Little Bird
Kickapoo Indian Co. No
Indianapolis
SUN
Pennsylvania
Tre Su
Froid
Wengauka
Brown County
Price Brothers
Chisf
Ste
West
Colorful canal side boxing farce ends in arrest
Two bootblacks Steve Yeager and Charlen Richardson staged a mock prize fight at Lewart's stable near Coney Island. The bout with 114 and 115 pound men featured canal water, a fake referee, and a crowd that laughed through eight rounds before Yeager was declared the loser amid claims of fouls. Police filed warrants Tuesday. Yeager posted bond for Wednesday trial.
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Gumbinski
Yeager
Richardson
Dick Gilchrist
Travis
Sam Cohen
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Parnell
Menaler
Lospex
Fuesday
Hanpen
Belvidere
Michael Bolak
Michael Bobinshin
Isss
India
Dakota
Riad Deg N¢ara
Jeffersonvills, Iod
Carr Township
Milton Wick
Bethany
City Lee
Ektrie Kaybo
Bis Hoom Tama
Sherman House
San
Willis Lyttle
Clase
Ben Armstrong
Ikaybo
Kayho Caintrowele
Khayte
Illianis Sl
Adoz
S. Elinoisst
Kaybo
Haistuair
Mackey Hampton
Jess Phillips
Jim Gordon
Hampton
Phillips
Gordon
Phillips Fnally
Kilrain
Fox
Tyra
Ama
FaePwrian
Zachariah George
Judrey Hedges
Josi W. Washington St.aorga
Hedges
George
Heiges
Bay OF Wah
Wienka
Pane
Pacife Cypress Company
Enad
Cleveland
Saving Souls
Francia Browning
Lochwood
Lockwood
Cass
J. Kuban
Unois St
Milllionaire
Long Branch
Cina
San Francisco
Bong Kong
Chang Ping
Ping Yuen
Inalana Warderers
Brila Bie
Jefferson VIII
South
Willian Benson
Jacob Nuttweiler
Edwardsville
Floyd County
Iss
Denson
Jeraous
Sully
Muldoon
Bnew Youu
Daly
Sullivan
Dinser
Baltimore
John Leaughan
Conways I
Washington
Joseph Gano
John Huegie
Henry Rice
N. Delaware Sr
Philadelphia
Juns
Sanders
Schriver
Gruber
Zimmer
Pittsburgh
Keefe
Galvin
Miller
Battemer
Brown
Healy
Farrell
Board of Revision
Alderman Farm
Lewis
P. A
A. d. Totten
Totten
Buck
Hamons
Vicinity
Lair
E Rock
Forestville
Broad Ripple
Union Station
Mass.ave
Eire
Bergury
Fira
Elina’s Dry Good
Joseph Becker
James Davia
Chist
New York St
Flancer & Buchanan
Kansas City
Hahn & Co
Pearl St
Steve Yeager
Charlen Richardson
Timeis-st
Morgan &Juiin
Hiichardson
Chen Morgan
Weaver
Ju Hus Gumbincki
Hichardson
Glenwood
Ony
Tommy Warren
Richard K. Fox
Lewart
Coney Island
Fall Creek
Denny Mann
Abe Solomon
Woody Knox
Knox
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