Arresting Strikers In Warnegoes Fugitive Bluff
Car neg ie workers urge murder charges against seven Beaders after warrants sworn by Lovejoy at Carnegie protest. Soldiers deployed, arrests fail, Burgess McLuckie jailed, O Donnell and McLuckie named as principals, Gov Pattison arrives as tensions rise and a battle feel lingers around Homestead and Pittsburgh area.
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Carnegie
Pinkertons
Justice McMasters
Lovejoy
Carnegie Company
Snowden
Burgess Moluckie
Pittsburg
Frick
Potter
Carmegie Company
Pennsylvania
Hugh O'Donnell
McLuckie
Homestead
Burgess McLuckie
O*’Donnell
Sun
Pattigan
Ben Buntier
Uonrsran
Butler
Iloudrey
Ohio
Hugh O’donnell
Jonor
Pattison
Schools House
Cox
Pui Ladelpha
P. N
Mt.Gretna
Selfish motives behind Thore tablet dates proposed
Monument commissioner Johnston defends adding Mexican and early Indian wars to the soldiers statue tablets. He says criticism is unjust and that recognizing other wars preserves history. Board member Gen Manson suggested the Mexican war addition, which supporters say broadens remembrance without harming the monument’s purpose.
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Thore
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
Geo. W. Johnston
Sun
Indiana
M. D. Manson
Lester
Kershner’s Restaurant
Manson
Etna Eruption Intensifies With Lava Flows
In Rome on July 19 Mount Etna keeps erupting with increasing violence. Lava streams pour from the crater and rocks are hurled hundreds of yards while frequent earthquake shocks shake the surrounding area.
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Etna
Rome
Mount Etna
New Conservative MP Bryce Jones Attacked by Mob
Bryce Jones the Conservative member for Montgomery boroughs was mobbed at Mandiloes Monday night and struck on the head with stones. Mrs Jones was also insulted and mobbed in the incident.
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Loxton
Bryce Jones
Montgomery Boroughs
Mandiloes
Jones
Races Prompt Extra Edition Issued Daily At Six
The UN will publish a six o clock extra edition each evening during the races. Readers are urged to watch for the additional issue as coverage continues through the event.
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the Sun
Track in Fine Condition for Indianapolis Races
A bustling scene at the new fair grounds on Tuesday morning shows the Indianapolis driving club finishing touches, grand stands, and shaded seating as horses are walked to the stalls. Officials report the track wet but not damaged, with bookmakers, telegraph pools, and bells for starts in place. The 2 PM program opens with the three minute trot featuring Democrat, Nellie Lloyd, and Fannie A, Nellie Lloyd winning by a walk in 2:29 1/4.
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Indianapolis Driving Club
Sheridan
Ind
Ivery
Democrat
Nellie Lloyd
Fannie
Bismarck Discusses Czar Kaiser Meeting and Dismissal
In an interview printed in Berury on July 19, Prince Bismarck expresses relief that the czar Kaiser meeting at Jiel is over. He declines to reveal the immediate cause of his own dismissal, recalling with emotion his service to William II and his willingness to be his valet for such a ruler.
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Berury
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Adolf Westarp
Kaiser
Jiel
William
Wallace
Idaho
Nine Mile Canyon
Gladstone
Londonx
Saw
Goy
Chase
Indiana
Gov
Harrison
Wheelmen Parade at Capital in Washington July 19
The Wheelmen forming part of the annual American Wheelmen meeting paraded through Washington starting shortly after 10 AM drawing large crowds. About 400 cyclists lined up as light rain began at noon threatening attendance at the 1:30 PM races though the track remained in good condition with a solid program.
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Capital
Washington, D.C
Aunt Seeks Final View of Dying Niece at Convent
Ailing Minnie Stedman lies near death at a convent south of the city. Her aunt Nora Shellton pleads to see her but is barred by rules, while Rev Brant and the sister superior explain the policy and Minnie’s penitent, peaceful state before death.
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Nora Shellton
Nice
Minnie
Dinnie
Gred
Union Station
Rev. Brant
St. George’s Mission
Mr. Brant
Mrs. Shellton
Night blooming cereas blooms at Bruce place greenhouses
At the Bruce place greenhouses corner of College avenue and Fifteenth street a rare night blooming cereas is in full bloom Tuesday night between 9 and 12 o'clock. From 30 to 40 buds, many about 10 inches across, will be visible and visitors are invited to call during those hours.
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College-ave
Bank cashiers fled with funds reportedly arrested in Mexico
Nashville July 19 definite information reaches the city that Lester Gale and W E Turner cashiers and bookkeeper of the City Savings Bank fled three weeks ago with 12000 dollars of the bank's funds and were arrested in Mexico.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lester Gale
W. E. Turner
The
City Savings Bank
Mexico
Fire destroys storehouse in Providence July afternoon
A large fire in Providence Rhode Island Tuesday afternoon swept through a wool and cotton storehouse on Canal Street and spread to nearby North Main Street before the entire fire department could contain it. No injuries are reported. Firefighters fought the blaze amid smoke and embers, with authorities assessing damage and potential cause. The incident disrupted local commerce as repairs and investigations begin.
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Providence
R.I
Canal-st
Main-st
Connie Weds Earl of Orkney in Burlesque Era Tie
Connie Gilchrist, a noted burlesque performer, married the Earl of Orkney on Tuesday in a ceremony reported from Loxpon. The union links aristocracy with stage entertainment in a high society notice that blends fashion and fame.
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Connie
Loxpon
Earl of Orkney
Connie Gilchrist
Cleveland and Stevenson Sail to New York by Boat
Cleveland and Stevenson departed Tuesday afternoon for New York by boat. The note mentions furniture at Wm. L. Elder's, indicating a local business or property transfer context in Cleveland and Brzzanr's Bay on July 19.
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Cleve
Steve
Brzzanr
The Work of Death and Scudder Suicide in New York
A string of dispatches records a New York physician Dr Charles Scudder, son-in-law of Senator Evarts, killing himself with a dagger amid reports of cholera outbreaks in Aubervilliers and typhus in Astrakan. Other brief items note crimes, divorces, executions of mob violence, property expansions, and local court actions across several cities.
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Charles Scudder
New York
Henry J. Scudder
Senator Evarts
Paris
Aubervilliers
Stoen
Opessa
St. Perrerspure
Volga
Astrakan
Jackson
Miss
Dec Davis
Burley
Ola Maddox
Sle
House Rejects World Fair Funding Amid Senate Amendments
Washington July 19 The House refused to adopt the Senate's 3 million appropriation for the world’s fair and kept the 5 million option in play with several amendments debated. The session included a new five member committee inquiry into New York election supervision and a close teller vote tally of 91 to 116 on the final decision. The Senate later took up Morgan’s financial resolution while the anti option bill advanced without obstruction.
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Washington
House
Committee On Rules
New York
Gome
Senate
Atkinson
Tellers
Yeas
Morgan
Walcott
T Yeas
Brutalities Reported as Sultan’s Troops Repress Rebellion
July 19 TandER dispatch says sultanate troops marching to quell the Anghera rebellion face supply shortages and commit brutal acts. Hundreds flee to the city as soldiers plunder homes and assault residents, with women subjected to robbery and mutilation for gold bracelets.
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Tander
Anghera
Bloody clash near Grosswardein ends with multiple deaths
In Buparest on July 19 a violent clash erupted on a Grosswardein estate between farm laborers and gendarmes. Laborers armed with tools attacked officers, a laborer killed a gendarme with a scythe, and police responded, leaving 12 laborers dead and several wounded.
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Buparest
Grosswardein
Missouri Democrats Farmer Delegates at State Convention
At Jefferson City on July 19 the Missouri state convention opened with 169 farmer delegates to 49 lawyers. Governors candidates include W. J. Stone Richard Dalton and James Elsie. Dalton linked to Gladstone on the silver issue while New York reports of Gladstone’s possible premiership are challenged by a Journal of FinanceLondon special.
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Jefferson City
W. J. Stone
Richard Dalton
James Elsie Dalton
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Journal of Finance
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Goschen
England
Washington
Gas Contract Signed for East End Market Heat Project
The Indianapolis natural gas company finalized a $125,000 bonus-backed piping contract for the East-end district. Subscriptions peaked at $3,200 with Worl starting on mains from state property to Belt railroad and Panhandle track north to Michigan. Completion is targeted by Sept 10 amid Brightwood fundraising efforts.
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East-end
H. H. Beville
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
Worl
Belt Railroad
Panhandle
Michigans
Brightwood Committee
D. H. Wiles
Deputy storekeeper Robbins on trial for counterfeiting
Elisha Robbins of Deputy Indiana faced United States court on counterfeiting charges. Farmer John T. McCurry testified he bought the so called queer from Robbins at 50 cents on the dollar and turned funds to officers. McCurry pledged $30 if Robbins was convicted amid broad local attendance.
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Elisha Robbins
Ind
United States
John T. McCurry
McCurry
Meakis on Trial for Murder in July Proceedings
Alice Mitchell stands trial for February murder of Freda Warde in Meakis. Defense will argue insanity with Dr Callendar, famed witness from Guiteau case. Father testified she acted strangely since the crime and claimed Miss Warde still alive. she took her father's razor months before the act.
Fire Destroys Atlantic Hotel in Lone Branch
A blaze at the Atlantic hotel bakery in Lone Branch New Jersey at 3 AM Tuesday drove out more than 800 guests in a frantic escape. The wooden hotel burned quickly leaving survivors clothing and valuables lost. Estimated loss between 30000 and 40000 dollars.
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N. J
Atlantic Hotel
Walter fights back after white caps assault in Calvert
In Calvert Texas Walter, a man who exposed church misconduct by boys, was whipped by four assailants who he later identified. He warned them to flee, arrested them, and announced intent to prosecute. The item notes a violent incident amid a broader news page including a whist league congress and Idaho strikers.
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Ccalvert
Tex
Walter
Victory Will Perch Victory in Two State Leaders Battle
The two party state committees drill their forces as campaign tensions rise. Denison Republican chairman Captain Gowdy projects a flawless organization while Democratic chairman Tageart, lean and affable, predicts an imminent victory for his party. Indiana’s voters and the Australian ballot loom large as Republicans and Democrats clash over strategy and leadership.
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Denison
J. K. Gowdy
Republican State Committee
Democratic State Committee
Tageart
Indiana
Myron D. King
Amateurs Carry On After Undertaker Absence At Meeting
Council authorized Controller Woollen to pay 8873.90 to the county for property assessment, 1800 for street signs, and 2000 for City hospital repairs. A merry go round ordinance set the license at 15 dollars. Printer White clashed with the city attorney over uncooked ordinances, prompting adjournment.
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Undertaker Murphy
Woollen
Printer White
Governess Driven Insane by Vanderbilt Case
Mrs Baer Russell once counted among the four hundred but now in poverty was hired by W K Vanderbilt to teach his son Willie languages. On Monday she became violently insane and had to be locked up.
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Newcroft
R. L
Cook's Last Tour Leader Dies in Leicester Flight
Thomas Cook originator of Cook's tour and person ally conducted travels died at midnight in Leicester of paralysis. Aged unknown. Indicator mentions Beecham's pills and Dr Bufkin cures cancer in disparaging ad copy. contains garbled stray text and locations.
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Cook
Loxpon
Thomas Cook
Leicester
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