Banks Reel After Indianapolis National Suspension
The Tuesday run on the Indianapolis National and Bank of Commerce eased by Wednesday as deposits edged ahead at Indiana National Fletcher's and Merchants banks. Examiner Young arrived to inspect the suspended bank. officials urged patience as a full report is awaited.
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Indianapolis National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Indiana National
Porter
the Sun
Rexford
Indianapolis National
Sickers
Examiner Young
Sand
State Bank
Holt
Malott
Matott
Msu
Jig
Indianapolis
Fletcher
Fletcher's
Frenzel
Merchant’s National
Meridian National
Mr. Frenzel
Loum Mere
Sun
Capital National
Governor’s Camp Matthews Narrow Escape From Lightning Strike
Gov Matthews returned at noon from Terre Haute where he visited soldier boys at Camp Matthews. He praised the encampment drills. A heavy rain fell and a lightning bolt ripped a nearby tree within 160 feet of the executive, but caused no injuries.
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Matthews
Terre Haute
Camp Matthews
Lightning Kills 15-Year-Old on Franklin Farm
Christian Wiese, aged 15, was struck by lightning while sheltering under an elm tree on his father's Franklin township farm. The bolt shattered the tree top and瞬間 killed him. He was found by his family after he failed to return to the house as the storm moved in.
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Christian Wiese
Franklin Township
Young Weise
Dilek Picnic and Encampment Week Activities Across Indiana
Colored odd fellows held a Wednesday picnic on their grounds. Fort Wayne company Geo O Krussell Limber started with 50000 capital. Encampment week to be aided by six patrol wagons and ten detectives. California Veterans to reunite in city. Gov Matthews to unveil Carroll county monument at Delphi Thursday. Executive director Fortune reported 14 posts requesting quarters. Maj Hendershot to entertain campers. Public safety held hearing on officers Milam and Yountz. deemed charge unbecoming conduct. Monument place and Market street swept by hand as trial. Kenyon calls it a success. Keller case on Sunday business loitering argued before Acting judge Bell. Indianapolis matinee musical won second at Chicago amateur convention. Portland Maine led. Hammond lines case against Michigan Central over interstate jurisdiction denied by Judge Baker.
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Geo. O. Krussell Limber Company
Fort Wayne
California Volunteer Veterans’ Association
Matthews
Carroll County Soldiers’ Monument
Delphi
Fortune
R. H. Hendershot
Chicago
Board of Public Safety
Milam and
Yountz
Smith
Hawkins
Keller
Indianapolis
Portland
Hammond Electric Railway Company
Whiting, Hammond & East Chicago Street Railway Company
Michigan Central Railway Company
Tomato Stuffed Tomatoes and Tomasso’s Breakfast Tip
A recipe outlines a stuffing for tomatoes using chicken finely chopped with mush roons bread crumbs parsley and melted butter. Advice includes firm ripe tomatoes seeds scooped, bake thirty minutes with occasional basting and optional veal. For twelve tomatoes double the dressing and a separate note praises Tomasso’s breakfast tomatoes with powdered sugar and lemon juice.
State Ditch Sewer Transforming Flooded North Side
The state ditch is being converted into a large sewer to drain flood prone North Side areas of Indianapolis. Contract awarded last spring, work near Atlas works advancing, 7,000,000 brick expected, completed by fall 1594, pumps remove water, public cost debated.
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Union
Indianapolis
Indiana
White River
Ons
State Ditch
Loman St
Atlas Works
Kall Creek
North Place
Morton Place
News of the Scourge Suppressed in Europe
A Rome press dispatch claimed four cholera cases in Naples but was not delivered and suppressed. Cholera reportedly prevails, pilgrims are barred from Piedmont routes. A Marine Hospital Service report from Genoa notes cholera in Cuneo and Alessandria provinces with Genoa under suspicion.
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Genoa
Italy
Cuneo
Alessandria
Caledonian association urges correct use of Great Britain name
At the North American Caledonian Association meeting in July, resolutions urged public men and press to stop using England alone and to refer to Great Britain to avoid injustice to Scotland, noting Scotland’s equal status in the United Kingdom. Drummers headlined the fair in Cafcaco with Director Davis hosting open house at the exhibitors’ club amid readings by Librarian delegates and a Turnerbund exhibition.
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Curcaco
North American Caledonian Association
England
Great Britain
Scotland
United Kingdom of
Cafcaco
Festival Hall
Davis
Republic
Turnerbund
No Decision Rendered Behring Sea Rumor Denied
Washington July 26 Assistant Secretary of State McAdoo states there is absolutely no truth in the rumor that a Behring Sea commission decision favoring the United States has been rendered. The official comment aims to quell speculative reports surrounding the proceedings.
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Washington
McAdoo
Behring Sea Commission
United States
Tragic Panhandle Collision Kills Boy Near Cumberland
A west bound Panhandle passenger train struck a wagon driven by Joan King 11 and his brother near Sergusons crossing eight miles east of the city killing Joan and injuring his brother and two horses. The wagon was torn apart and the horses’ bodies lay in a ditch. John King suffered a fractured skull and spinal injuries while Charles King escaped with minor hurts. Coroner Beck reported the scene and the damaged engine at Union Station drew curiosity.
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Panhandle
Joan King
Cumberland
Serguson’s Crossing
John King
Charles
Beck
Union Station
Steamer Pearl Sunk After Collision Off North Rock
London July 20 The Pearl was rammed Wednesday by an unknown steamer off North Rock County Down Ireland. The vessel sank shortly after the crash, pulling seven crewmen to their deaths. Five others aboard were saved.
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London
Pearl
North Rock
County Down
Ireland
Peer
Time for Siam Threat Returns to Siamese Waters
Paris reports that French warships may declare a blockade by Sunday while Britain finds no reason to intervene. Foreign leaders in Siam's army show increasing dissatisfaction and threaten resignations, compounding the risk that a robust defense of the country may collapse if war breaks out.
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Paris
Bangkok
England
Siam
Paddock Rhyme Advice and Indiana Weather Forecast
Wappenhan requests calmer verse and cooler temperatures as Indiana forecasts call for clear, cooler weather Wednesday night into Thursday. Dr J Earp remains seriously ill with typhoid fever, with Dr Smythe arriving to assist Dr Maxwell Crose Eastman in Greencastle.
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Indiana
8. J. Earp
G. C. Smythe
Greencastle
Maxwell
Crose
Eastman
Jarp
Dr A W Bingham Found Dead in Bed near Washington Ind
Dr A W Bingham a Montgomery county physician seven miles east of Washington Ind was found dead in his bed Wednesday morning according to an early edition report from July 26.
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Washington, Ind
A. W. Bingham
Montgomery County
Here
Woman Kills Baby Then Dies By Self at Clarence Center
Mrs Henry Maybach 27 cut her throat with her husband’s razor and killed her 7 month old daughter at Clarence Center during a thunder storm. Both died within an hour. She left a note claiming she could not live without the infant and feared it would die. They leave a 2 year old daughter.
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BurFao
Henry Maybach
Clarence Center
This County
Maybach
Wis
Groany
Coor
Police Court Reports Show Hard Times and Harsh Penalties
Thomas McCarty faced assault with intent to kill for injuring John Donahue and a co defendant remained to Aug while others faced fines. Joseph Hurley received 100 dollars and six months in the workhouse for kicking his wife. Walter Johnson bound over on sodomy charges. In court, several men jailed for vagrancy after being found asleep in box cars while seeking work. the judge released five as honest laborers but fined three at 50 dollars each.
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Thomas McCarty
John Donohue
Donahue
Joseph Hurley
Shurley
Walter Johnson
Grand Jury
Johnny Welly
Onese
Asana
Danville
Kurtz
Washington St
Cadi
That spring medicine feeling attacks Attorney-general Smith
Attorney-general Green Smith denounces local press and public in the Ruby case, saying the governor lacks power to interfere and calling out the militia idea as foolish. He argues suppression duty rests with local authorities and insists a justice of the peace has more power than the chief executive.
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Smith
Green Smith
Ruby
Matthews
Roby
A Brutal Lynching and Tailors Meet Summary
In Swansea Indiana a white farmer Archie Lightler and his wife were attacked by two black men during a break in. Handy was caught and killed. William Thompson remains at large while a posse hunts him. Separately the Indiana tailors convention closed at Denison house with John E. Peltz elected president Gus Roseburg vice president and Frank Sumner secretary for 1894.
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Swansea
8. C
Archie Lightler
Gaston
Handy
William Thompson
Indiana Tailors’ Convention
Denison House
John E. Peltz
Richmond
Gus. Roseburg
Indianapolis
Frank Sumner
Sheridan
Desperate exploits end in death of handsome young wife
Ida Callahan ailed by morphine after visiting Pearl Raymond’s resort. Her husband, a Chicago painter, recounts a turbulent past and denial of wrongdoing as authorities inspect her death at the Raymond house. Crown Hill burial planned for Thursday.
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Winal
Ida Callahan
Cook’s
W. Washington St
Pearl Raymond
W. Pearl St
Ida Connelly
Drs. Hisenbeisa
Cook Sha
Tru Sun
Raymond House
Ida Jones
Denver
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Placa
Theodore Wehlae
Fayette St
Blanchard
Crown Hill
Callahan
Maggie Jones
Phillips
Greenwood Ave
Tre Son
Jones
Sullivan's Diary on World Fair and Home Bank News
July 26 entry recounts a visit to the world fair with satirical observations of administration, a phantom panic over a home bank run, and political jibes about Mayor Carter Harrison and a city theme. It also notes a home garbage issue and a joke about embalming garbage by a democratic undertaker. New York also reports the failure of BH. I. Nicholas & Co. and lists its principals as FH. I. Nicholas, John D. Nicholas, Walter C. Taylor, and Marcus Mayer.
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Mr. Vepy
Tobe Howe
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Patsy Gorman
Movath
New York
BH. I. Nicholas & Co
New York Stock Exchange
FH. I. Nicholas
John D. Nicholas
Walter C. Taylor
Marcus Mayer
Wsa
Stock Exchange
You Who Lead Sedentary Lives Find Relief in Liver Regulator
An advertisement proclaims Simmons' Liver Regulator as a safe simple vegetable remedy for constipation. It promises relief without injury and claims to be harmless for those leading sedentary lives. Also notes receipt of fine young parrots dust and a Washington state address.
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Simmons
Butchered Wife and Two Children in Pa Home
In Prrrspura Pa on Oak alley a unknown fiend killed John Smouse s wife Elis and two daughters Mary and Maggie aged four and two by blunt force then smothered the children as a small fire was started. A lone boy escaped and names Smouse as the killer his wife claims he slept on the saloon floor and awoke to smoke. police doubt his story and await inquest results.
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Mary
Maggie
Simouse
Smonse
Nergy
Silver money foe now backs free coinage stance
U S senator William M Stewart of Nevada, once a stalwart for free coinage, says the argument for keeping silver money is huge and that the Sherman act will not spare the nation from monetary troubles. He warns a gold standard contracts the economy and predicts disaster from monetizing silver.
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New Yor
Sera William MM. Stewart
Nevada
Shermar
Preparing for a Fight in Wer City Stockade
In Wer City Kansas on July 6, black workers imported from Alabama and Tennessee are held under military discipline. They are confined in a stockade, with mutiny met by removal beyond breastworks. Captain Cleary of St. Louis, famed for property protection during strikes, drills them and warns of imminent action.
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Wer City
Kas
Alabama
Tennessee
Caspt. Cleary
St. Louis
Burlington
Alec
Listic Frons
Atockade
Strike Probable as Lake Seamen Union Orders Work
Caicaco July 26 The Lake Seamen's union ordered all members to raftge to work for under $2 per day. Wessel owners cut wages by 50 cents daily due to light trade. Officers may approve a small reduction if lumber showers towing hands and others are likewise reduced.
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Caicaco
Lake Seamen's Union Wednesdey
Wessel
Man Hysterically Crushed Leg After Streetcar Crash
Frank Hall age 23 was crossing DL E G tracks near Ohio and Priests on Wednesday when struck by a car. His leg was crushed below the knee and doctors amputated at City hospital. He resides at 270 Alvord.
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Frank Hall
Ohio
Priests
Alvordast
Cyclone Hits Mezaba River West End
The Chipper Cyclone at Doonurw Minnesota reports a cyclone striking the Mezaba river's west end, causing major damage. Telegraph wire spanning twenty miles is down, making details hard to obtain as of Tuesday.
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Doonurw
Minn
Mezaba River
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