English Syndicate Brewery Invests Big in United States
Sun reporters document how the English syndicate funds Indianap olis breweries and broader U S investment, noting in Chicago profits drop due to price wars and forecasting limited near term competition in Indianapolis. The piece also covers Jesse James era intrigue and Atkinson’s role in reporting, with vivid scenes of jail confession notes and a grim execution context.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Eaglish
England
India
Hogland
America
United States
Indianapolis ‘Brewing Company
Indianapolia Brewing Company, Limited
London
Bravary
Londons Association of Chartered Accountants
Wily Bucket Shop Men Disrupt New York Auctions
In Cincinnati on July 19 speculation stalls as stock markets face embarrassment from failed New York auctions. A sensational discovery shows tickets manipulated by Chicago bucket shop schemers, dealing a blow to confidence amid the turmoil. A separate report from Carrollton, Ohio on July 18 notes an incendiary fire at Sherrodayilie destroying 15 buildings with losses estimated at 80, yes.
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New York
Chicago
Carrollton
Sherrodayilie
Sunday church services listed with preachers and topics
Meridian Methodist hosts Dr Cleveland with seeking rest in the morning. Central Christian led by Dr Lucas with Pressure in earthen vessels in the morning. Plymouth Soterernal Rev McCullogh presents The moral and religious elements in the novels of Walter Scott in the evening. Seventh Presbyterian with Dr Hunter in the morning on The morning star and in the evening The fresh air fund an illustration of Christian charity.
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Cleveland
Central Christian
Lucas
Plymouth
McCulloch
Walter Scott
Seventh Presbyterian
Hunter
The
Morning Star
Fresh Air
Fight at Hubbard's Mule Leaves Two Dead and Many Wounded
Louisville dispatch reports a Thursday fight at Hubbard's Mule in Knox county over politics. Two mill boys Bob Burchess and John Howard were killed and a dozen others wounded. The melee erupted amid banter from Miss Justice and Miss Stenographer atop the Hendricks monument as observers joked and argued about money and notoriety.
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St. Clair Street
James
Justie
Steny
Lemoke
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Lemcke
Charley Young
Stoby
Chicago VIA Pennsylvania Line Express Train Schedule
Day train from Indianapolis at 11 06 a m with parlor car to Chicago arriving at 9 10 p m. Evening train with Pullman sleeping and reclining chair car departs Indianapolis 4 30 p m and reaches Chicago at 6 40 a m.
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Indianaplis
Indianapolis
Bold Train Robbers End in Fatal Wreck and Death
At Van Wert Ohio on Friday night three robbers boarded the C J M railway at Enterprise and attacked engineer Van Dever and fireman Ames. A struggle knocked them senseless and the train crashed into another engine, killing Van Dever and leaving Ames near death. The five robbers escaped.
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van Dever
Ames
Concessions Granted in Big Four Wage Talks
President Ingalls guides a Big Four conference in Cincinnati where workers win higher pay and an overtime plan. Firemen receive 55 percent of engineer wages plus overtime. conductors, brakemen, and other crews gain improved rates as the schedule begins August 1. Peck notes the federation will formalize agreements while some crews await status quo on freight handlers. Local weather forecast for Indiana calls for cooler, fair conditions with rain Saturday night.
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Ingalle
Hypnotic Doctor Cures Contractor in High Society Case
In New York July 19 a supreme court case set for Monday pits Herman Hafner against Charles Lehman for 25000 damages. The tale centers on Dr Annie Hafner a 28 year old Lexington Avenue physician who reportedly cured Lehman’s kidney illness through hypnotism and attracted his affection. Hafner’s husband claims infidelity and seeks damages, while Lehman’s lawyers promise shocking testimony on hypnotism and blackmail.
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Charles Lehman
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St. Nicholan Ave
Grant
Ant
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Hafner
Lexington Ave
Annie Batner
Herman Hafner
Hermen Hafner
Herman Hafier
Agas
St. Nicholas-ave
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Annie Hafner
Haromel
Miss Hayes Not Counted in Census Rant by Poet Lannes McPhetridge
A poem by Lannes McPhetridge berates census neglect and political figures while demanding the Miss Annie Hayes in Stop the wheels era be counted. The piece assaults parties and offices, urging abolition of the census and mocking officials and places.
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California St
Sentinel
Congress
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Toto
Chicago
Grant
Miss Hayes
Destitution Bites Families After Hill Farm Mine Loss
In Donpar Pennsylvania on July 19 reports describe severe hardship for relatives of workers killed in the Hill farm mine. Additional families face income loss due to mine suspensions and ongoing suffering.
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Local News Briefs From Haughville and Near East Indianapolis
OATEY LIFH Haughville buys 2 550 hand chemical units for fire protection and plans sleven cisterns. Residents file remonstrance with city clerk against asphalt pavement improvement Saturday. Street car service begins Saturday morning with speeches at suburban terminus. Hayden arrested Saturday on grand jury capias for alleged assault and battery with intent to kill Patrick Harrity. Fred Lloyd and Chas Godfrey charged with stealing two bolts of flannel. Merrett waived examination and sent to grand jury in 1000 bond. George Davee, arrested by Detective Gerber, charged with assaulting Sam Wheaton injuring jaw and leg. Two other men in assault not yet arrested. Lizzie Long case for theft of ahoras discussed. Frank Senofield horse taken and not prosecuted. Needle swallowed by Mrs. Charles Fravis removed. relief followed. School commissioners appoint German teachers restoring Charles E. Emmerich as supervisor. Judge Howland case appeal to supreme court. Col. 8 N Yeomans dies at Tate's Springs Tennessee age 72 former 19th Ohio colonel. Funeral Sunday in Washington DC. Blood orange phosphate drink promoted at Julius Haag 87 North Penn.
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Intrigue at GOP Convention Over Nominations and Trades
At Tomlineon Hall delegates converge amid trades for recorder auditor and treasurer posts. Contested ballots nominate Frank I. Grubbs and J. L. McMasters for reps and Eli Lilly for county posts, with tensions over second terms, labor backing, and party unity noted.
Freight handlers strike sparks public tension in rail lines
July reports show freight handlers refuse C. & D. offer with fewer workers at the docks. An ugly sentiment grows as warrants are issued against strikers, while the railroads lose public goodwill amid the dispute.
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Cincigxart
Labor Idle as Iron Workers Await Restart
The labor situation is described as very pleasant with several thousand iron men idle but expected to resume work soon amid ongoing industrial activity.
Labor unrest and rail disruption halt Big Four trains
President Ingalls toured Chesapeake and Ohio after a labor dispute on the Big Four ended. A broken brake caused a Saturday wreck at Shelbyville delaying passenger trains 1 and 6 by nearly two hours. Belt line workers did not request wage increases. pay was $2.50 daily for the foremen, $2.10 for others, and engineers earned 25 cents an hour.
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Washington bills and estate dispute over election measure
Census bureau clerks work day and night as debates over the election bill continue. The house faces three propositions, irrigation clauses are contested, and a civic appropriation amendment passes. The Harrison family buys Glen Echo property, while Pierce's tariff amendment hints at sugar duties returning after a year. Bethesda mineral water prompts tariff protests as Senate moves on McKinley tariff reversal.
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Bailys Sure Cure Claims Local Catarrh Cure
Three bottles of Bailey's Sure Cure allegedly cured John R. Dines of catarrh. The notice directs readers to see him at 219 North Mississippi, selling at 414 E Washington St, room 2.
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Glen Echo Feasting Boom Spurs White House Property Bets
Washington July 19. A Glen Echo cafe champagne feast for 300 sparked reports that Battery brothers and associates will develop a 400000 hotel and 1000 acres of villa sites near Glen Echo. Deeds show White House figures buying villa lots in Montgomery County while Cape May remarks prompt suspicion of improper uses of official status. Property values near Glen Echo rise sharply as plans unfold.
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Additional Plate Rockport Reported Body Found After Friday
Local note reports a man found dead in his hear Friday night near swamp land scrape skillet infested with snakes and travel 18 dangerous. Also mentions Chas June shot, recovered, and rode four miles to see a friend. Baseball news and Presbyterians building parsonage for a single pastor.
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