Rivalry of Vanderbilt chefs and revival pageantry
The piece sketches a social scene in Newport with Cornelius Vanderbilt expected Monday and hosting weekly dinners, plus W K and F W Vanderbilt chefs and intrigue around culinary supremacy. It also recounts a New York revival meeting with a dramatic Walk Around Jerusalem, and notes a presidential veto on a widow’s pension and Fremont pension passage amid party history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt Boys
Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Ocean
W. KE. Vanderbilt
Fairlawn
Paris
Vanderbilt
F. W. Vanderbilt
Willie
Fred
W. K. Vanderbilt
Yznaga
Tiffany
WHAT'S BEING DONE
A mixed column of local happenings with multiple named places and people. Reports include Goshen foliage damage by worms, Marion housing shortage, Valparaiso Mail expansion, Albion gas well flooding, Fort Wayne gas project progress, and various notices from Evansville, Richmond, and Logansport. Also mentions deaths, early soldier claim, local crimes, and pensions across Indiana communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Valparaiso
Albion
Fort Wayne
Evaneville
Harrison
Glen Miller
Richmond
Shelbyville
Logansport
Rachel Neal
Grant County
Elkhart
Ishpeming
Mich
Goshen
Spring Fountain Park
Warsaw
Michigan City
Win
Boyle
Perry Harris
St. John’s Switch
Kosinsko County
Harrigan
Henry C. Wagner
Evansville
Maj. Steele
National Soldiers
Peru
Bill Payton
Chas, Kinz
Vistula
Jacob Crocker
Mottville
Paris
Bristol
New Albany Gas Company
Enos Entzler
Peru Township
Euchart County
L. A. Hull
Avery Brown
Delphos
Moreland
Eckerty
Tuc Son
West Fork Postoffice
Crawford County
Pryor Gregory
Frank Wanamaker
James Pagin
Joe Decker
Frank Winslow
Indiana
S. Bloomer
Mr. Vernon
Samuel Stephen Anderson
Stephen Anderson
Decatur
W. Leonard
Smithville
W. Krause
Santa Clause
W. Mitchell
Clinton
J. Brock
Leesville
Barckdall
Seymour
Hildebidle
A. Schonefeld
Terre Haute
A. Stopher
Dillsborough
W. Adams
Unionville
J. Zufall
State Line City
J. Thompson
Meron
John C. Tutt
Hillsdale
Stephen Barckdall
Robert N. Thompson
Advance
Benjamin C. Potter
Joseph Barrois
Vincennes
Michael Chanley
Schnellville
Jesse Chappell
Crisp
Cross Roads
Ownership of the Streets Sparks Court Fight
The Citizens' company occupying Dudley track work near the Circle prompts a court battle. Dudley asks for restraint until Saturday's injunction hearing, then withdraws plea to wait. Rumors link Tom L Johnson to Dudley funding. Darnell reports material addressed to Johnson and a $50,000 bank check. Col Holloway denounces usurpation as robbery while Johnson denies involvement. excursion details to Niagara Falls offered by W. H. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heropoly
Citizens’ Company
Dudley Company
Dudley People
Taylor
Citizen’s Company
Dudley
Tom L. Johnson
Councilman
Darnell
Indianapolis
Ind
Fletcher
Johnson
A. J. Hammond
Churchoers
Col. Hollowey
Suicide at Meridian Street church ends in tragedy
At a Meridian Street M E church prayer meeting a 23 year old man named Eugene Zenzius left the service and later died from ingesting carbolic acid found in a bottle with a death’s head. Investigations show despondency as the cause with family history of self harm and no immediate external provocation. He had money from Minneapolis relatives and had recently married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian-st. M. E
Gilbert
E. F. Hodges
Kregelo
Zenzius
Washingtons and Hoosiers clash in league standings
A dense Chicago sports digest notes Washingtons clashing with Pittsburg as they chase seventh place amid a slate of league and association games. It covers Detroit and New York scores, Ben Harrison’s reception, Glasscock’s ninth inning feat, a coroner's inquest into Edward Dunn’s death, labor meeting notes, Zululand war updates, and city market prices for provisions and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
Hoosiers
Pittsburg
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Billy Kuehne
Hank” O'Day
Brooklyn
Kansas City
St. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Cleveland
Athletics
Cincinnati
Chicago Ball Club
Ben Harrison
Chicago Mail
Bassett
Indianapolis
Chicago Herald
Glasscock
Pennsylvania Road
Edward Dunn
Hartpence
Bunn
Wagner
Circle Park
MARKET PRICE LIST WITH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
The listing shows prices for a wide range of groceries and provisions including PEAS AND BEANS, CHEESE, EGGS, POULTRY, VEGETABLES, FRUITS, DRUGS, OILS, LARD OIL, and animal hides. It notes firm prices for provisions after sugar and coffee advances, describes poultry market weakness, and lists weekly bids and market notes from Chicago and New York exchanges. The piece ends with a death notice for Razaleth Schwomeyer and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Schnullé& Krags
N. Y
N.Y
New York
Americas
Limburz
Alaska
Timothy
Bbc
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Grover
Noas
Twenty-third-st
Thirty-third
the Sun
Jerusalem
Stephen Merritt
John Herbst
One Hundred and Fortieth New York Regiment
Senate
John C. Fremont
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Chester A.arthur
R. B. Hayes
John C. Freemont
Fremont
Burlington Tree Press
Eugene Zenvius
Arpenters’ Social
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Supreme Court Room
Tennessee
Washington Sts
Zululand
Loxton
Hogan
City Markets
California
Gratin Warket
Finnay
Callriday
Fc O.t
Ge O.t
Magen Wheat
Buige
Buda
John Jasper
Tomlinson Hall
Tanglewood Dairy
Jersey
Schwomeyer—Rnzaleth
Christian W. Schwomeyer
Furnaral
Prospect St. Friends
SUN Office
JFOR
Sy Ness
Ohio
Pennsylvania
St. Clair
Alabama
Vermont
PVA
North ‘Tenn
E. Market
North Alabama-st
Stuation
D. Bradder
Mass
E. E
Youwie Bros
Forest City
Stantin
Reet
West Washe
Will
Cres City
Hamf
Street
Hamden, Vacheron & Con
Short
Indianapolis, Indiana
Bupfalg Shoe House
Washington St
Tay
D.H. Baldwin & Company
Gill
Banderger
Chas.girton
Indiana-ave
United States Depository
Oddfellows’ Hall
Tusa
P. HaveEsy
H. Larcam
Assigees Sale
H. N. Spaan
Somerville
Virginia-ave
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