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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1892

Page

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Anarchist Plot Echoes From Pittsubrg Frick Case News

A Pittsburg Frick assassination plot tied to Bergman sparks arrests and indictments. Reports detail Knold and Eckert connections, funds from New York Chicago Hoboken anarchists, and ongoing investigations by Chief O'Mara. Militia and labor figures react as Gen. Dechert warns of seriousness.

Prrrenure Casner Knold Bergman Frick Herr Most New York Carnegie Chicago Knold Hoboken I Knold Long Branch O’mara Pittsburg Wanuine W.va Robert Alexander Hyams Ijams Streeter Col. Case Tenth Regiment Solldier Streetor Homestreap Tjams Ktaff Edgar Thompson Steel Braddock Homestead Snowden Ita O'Donnell

Hanged for a Double Murder at Devizes Wiltshire

Lexpos July 26 John Gurd, murderer of his sweetheart Florence Adams uncle and Policeman Moulton, was hanged at Devizes Wiltshire Tuesday morning after persuading his lover to reject marriage. The case details a era of police pursuit and the gallows sentence in a small town vigil.

Lexpos John Gurd Florence Adams Gurd Moulton Devizes Wiltshire

Mysterious death case rocks 70 Bicking street

A 22 year old wife of Frederick Hess died at 70 Bicking street after a troubled marriage. Neighbors report quarrels and suspected abuse. Hess spoke little English and refused doctor bills. Coroner and police will test stomach contents while Dr Sherrer notes possible cholera morbus or poisoning.

Frederick Hegs Schmidt Brewing Company Bicking-st Fred Hess Bicking St Manker Slate Police Department

NERVE SENATORS Wasincrox July 26 House actions and nominations

In the house on Tuesday the speaker laid before the body an invitation from the Grand Army executive board for encampment ceremonies. Rockwell sought a resolution of acceptance but Watson demanded regular order, returning to the general deficiency bill and a conference to cede from the house amendment on payments to families of deceased members. Executive session confirmed George Shiras Jr. to the Supreme Court. Bills on redemptions of stolen national bank notes and receivers of banks passed. Chandler urged an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into Grand Trunk railway influence and competition with American enterprises. Aldrich supported Fales on tariff protections and spoke at length on tariffs.

Grand Army Executive Board Rockwell Watson Setsie George Shiras, Jr Pennsylvania Chandler Interstate Commerce Commission Grand Trunk Railway United States Aldrich Mr. Fale

All Women Are Not Angels and Other Local Notes

A police court case reports Wim Smith a bricklayer tried for assault on his wife who testified of a broom handle incident. The judge acquitted him. Another docket notes a woman with many dogs at 3818 Delaware Street and the dog flesh removal. Also mentions Consul Ryder’s wife charged with perjury and a posse pursuing a robber in Cookeville.

Wim. Smith Smith Meridian St Delawarest

North Fall Creek residents push for city water and lights

Property owners north of Fall Creek plan to organize for water, electric lights, and artificial gas. A meeting will be held Tuesday night at Auginbaugh's drug store at Minors and twenty second streets to outline steps, including funding if taxpayers must supply the money.

Fall Creek Auginbaugh

Desperate Encounter Ends in Death in Menifee County

In Marnt Secratin Kentucky on July 86 a posse pursuing a horse thief named Turley clashed with officers in Menifee County. Jailor Kavan Tipton died from a gunshot to the head, Tom L Howard was instantly killed, and George Rayburn fatally injured. It is unclear if Turley survived.

Marnt Secratin Turley Menifee Kavan Tipton Tom L Horward George Rayburn Furley

Missing mother and infant puzzle Jackson township

Residents of Jackson township Indiana search for Mrs James Hudson and her six month old child feared to have vanished since Saturday afternoon. A thorough search through Monday night yielded no clues as to their whereabouts, raising concerns of foul play.

Srencen Ind Jackson Township James [Hudson

Widow Found Dead in Bed in Tioga Street Home

Tenrietta Gothard a 65 year old widow was found dead in her bed at 213 West Tenth Street on Tuesday Deputy coroner Daniels ruled death from apoplexy in the undisturbed residence investigation and cause of death completed

Tenrietta Gothard Tenth St Daniels

Labor unions gather at Logansport state federation meeting

Misses Ida Keyes and Mary Bergan of the Laundry girls union attend the state federation at Logansport where labor matters for Indiana are discussed. Central labor union installs officers led by Arthur Bartlett as discussion centers on legislation for the next state legislature.

Ida Keyes Mary Bergan Laundry Girls’ Union Logansport Marion Loebenberg Central Labor Union John Sexton E. A. Perkins Typographical Union T. M. Gruelle State Federation M. G. Farnham Federal Labor Union A.B. Loebenberg Sun Logan Trotten Crescent Company Suw Carpenters’ Union No. 60

Miss Morton to Christen Columbia Cruiser in Philadelphia

In Cramp's yards the new cruiser No 12 the Columbia lies ready for launch Tuesday at 3 30 PM A distinguished gathering will witness the christening Miss Eeith Morton daughter of Vice President Morton will break the bottle Secretary Tracy Vice President Morton Senator Ibsock and other officials will attend Naval builders from New York and Norfolk join city leaders and guests for the event The Columbia claims to be the largest most powerful ship of its kind and will be the terror of the seas alongside twin cruiser No 18

Oforton Philadelphia Columbia Cramp United States Eeith Morton Morton Tracy Ibscock Grunnell State Department Wilson Nval New York Norfolk Stuart

Indianapolis driving club eyes fewer races after difficulties

The Indianapolis driving association met on Monday night but took no steps to arrange a fall racing meet or discuss 1843 events. Bruce Cary told Fur Sry that races may not return due to newspaper opposition, though officials say the club cleared a good sum from the initial event and expect top level racing during state fair week next season.

Indianapolis Driving Association Bonday Bruce Cary Fur Sry

Storm's fearful work claims Wreenrnc family in cloud burst

A Marshall county cloud burst on Sunday night swept away Wim Doty his wife and seven relatives, a servant girl, and two others as they slept. Two bodies recovered, including Doty and one child. A Proctor trestle washed out wrecking a freight train and injuring Engineer Beesly. Nearby, Shattuck's Parkersboro farm lost several blooded horses to lightning.

W. Va Marshall County Wim Doty Ohio River Proctor Beesly C. H L. Shattuck Parkersboro

State Bas Settled Men into Camp Chase Discipline

Friskfort Indiana July 26 Special Tuesday soldier life in Camp Chase began in earnest. Soldiers wake at 5 AM with breakfast, drills, guard mounts, battalion and regimental parades, officers school and many duties. Frankfort is decorated in honor of the event and locals offer hospitality to the blue uniforms. About 27 infantry and three artillery companies will attend.

Friskfort Ind Camp Chase Frankfort

Circus Coming to town with Sells Bros show

A circus is planned for Monday August 15 to atone for a past disappointment. Sells Bros show, described as the original, will visit next month after touring Australia. Features include a complete menagerie a regal hippodrome an 80 act program a Bedouin troupe a royal Japanese unit and a Pilgrim age to Mecca pageant.

Sells Bros Sells Indianapolis Australia Mecca

Actor Hugh Fay Reported Dead Then Safe

In North English Iowa eleven business houses burned Monday night. Jockey Treath injured at Garfield Park Chicago Monday died Tuesday morning. Three smallpox cases found among Japanese laborers at Tampa Idaho Tuesday forced all Japanese to leave. People's Party convention in Ellenburg Washington named presidential electors Tuesday. Resolutions of sympathy with homestead strikers were passed.

Hugh Fay North English Jockey Treath Garfield Park Chicago Tampa Idaho People's Party Ellenburg Wash

Heat Wave Grips Cities as Heat Prostrations Rise

A wide spread heat wave grips major cities from Chicago to New York with temperatures climbing above 100 in many places. Dozens of sunstrokes and several deaths are reported as storms relieve some areas and cooling showers reach New Orleans and nearby towns.

PirarEvuia York-st Allecenyave North Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Road Clearfield St Caicacu Alonday Aspuny Pars N. J Ocean Grove Wim. Morris Joel Clayton Cincinnatt Cuyicaco Av. Pacs Owais Kansas City Das Morris Wieiwira Kas New York Louis

Bodies Trapped Miners After York Farm Explosion

In Porrsvile Pennsylvania on July 26 the body of Christian Honicker remains buried in debris after Saturday’s deadly York Farm colliery blast. Rescue teams labor through Monday night and Tuesday morning with no progress. The coroner delays inquiry until survivor George Stook can recount details. In Michigan City, the Michigan Central express collided with a freight train, wrecking the engine but causing no serious injuries as the engineer stayed at his post.

WaLranatso Michigan Central Limited Michigan City

War ships ordered to participate in Columbus celebration

Maparip July 26. Twenty four war ships of various nations are ordered to sail to Huelva for the Columbus celebration on August 13. The fleet includes eight Spanish vessels, four Italian, two American, two French, two English, and one each from Holland, Portugal, Austria, Greece, Mexico and the Argentine Republic.

Co. Columbus Maparip Huelva Holland Portugal Austria Greece Mexico Argentine Republic

New Rockers at Wm L Elders Warned Remedies

Local ad item lists Beecham's pills for a bad liver Ayers Sargaparilit claimed to cure liver complaint Theumatism and various blood diseases are advertised as cures by Wm L Elders shop with promotional rhetoric and strong claims.

New Rockers Wm. L. Elders Ayers Sargaparilit

Last Words of Mary Brem Suicide by Arsenic in War Feelings

Mary Brem a 32 year old maiden sister of Jackson Brem lived with him and their mother at 23 Park avenue. She believed she was a burden to him after learning of his engagement and, alone with her mother, decided to end her life by poison. She ingested arsenic Sunday, endured hours of agony, and died Monday evening, uttering a final prayer for God to judge her righteously. Coroner Manker held an inquest near Tuesday morning and the funeral was planned for Wednesday.

Sun Wappenhans John Connor W. Wabash St South Missourists Fred Ulrich Madison Ave Chas, Stelhorn Mondey Decatur-st N. Noble-st Brecelo & Whitsett Mary Brem Jackson Brem Park-ave Jackson Baker & Randolph’s Mary Manker

Great Kay City Fire Destroys Fifty Blocks

Bay City Mich July 26 Fire at Miller and Turner saw mill and salt blocks raged with wind driving flames. Wood buildings burned rapidly destroying two churches four hotels forty stores and many dwellings. Reports say many may have died though details remained uncertain at midnight as flames consumed fifty blocks.

Bay City Mich Miller & Turner

New Jersey Republicans To Elect State Ticket This Year

Washxerox July 26 reports Col. Cunningham of Paterson predicting Republicans will elect their state ticket this year. He says the party is united and enthusiastic and cites the McKinley bill favored by the bix manufacturing towns as a driver of prospering new industries. Ex U S Treasurer Huston in the city agrees Indiana's race is too uncertain with both parties well organized and no clear cinch.

Washxerox Col. Cunningham Paterson New Jersey U.S Huston Indiana

Brought Down the House at Rueil Event Injures 80

An itinerant theatre troupe at Rueil near Versailles collapsed a bench row during a show on Monday night. About eighty spectators were injured as the benches fell. an inquiry found iron bolts holding the structure had been wilfully loosened.

Paris Rueil Versailles

Young Lady Drowned In Missouri Lake Accident

Lecerxe July 26. Anne Lorne aged 30 of St Joseph Missouri, part of a rowing party on a lake, drowned when their boat sank after colliding with a pier. Three gentlemen and the remaining lady were rescued with great difficulty.

Fire destroys six story New York biscuit plant

A six story brick building housing the New York biscuit company on Penthave was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning. The loss is estimated at $250,000. Dr Bufkin Gares Cancer Without knife or danger J614 N U st.

Burnt Biscuit New York New York Biscuit Company Penthave Bufkin Gares

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