Bruce Denies Influence and Noble Resignation Talk
Ex Senator Brice denies trying to sway Ohio's colored voters and denying letters to editors. He says Mrs Bruce would not accept a place on the world's fair board. Rumors of Secretary Noble's resignation circulate. officials deny any plan. Halford says Noble has not resigned and the president has no knowledge of action.
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Wishmeton
Brice
Ohio
Sweeney and Cooper
Indianapolis
Bruce
Chandler
Noble
Raum
New York
Halford
McCarty Leads as Republicans Eye Mayoral Nomination
A Republican convention is planned for Saturday to nominate McCarty for mayor with Harry Smith for city clerk and Granville Wright for police judge. Multiple council at large candidates are discussed, with McCarty praised for aiding laborers, and Smith anticipated to win the clerkship.
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Nicholas McCarty
Harry Smith
Granville Wright
McCarty
Sullivan
Nick McCarty
Barry Smith
Abrams Lam
Abrams
Trish
Smith
Buskirk
Wm. Tallentire
Bowen-Merrill
Hugh White
J. W. Wharton
Tallentire
Sidona Ward
Wharton
Henry Sweetland
Dr. Moore
John Hicks
W. H. Tucker
D. P. Erwin
Charles N. Thompson
Robert Martindale
D. T. Kennedy
J. W. Fessler
W. H. Barrows
John Puryear
Whitney Gets Roasted In Editorial Charges
In a signed Moni tor editorial, Senator Chandler accuses ex Secretary Whitney of trying to ruin John Roach and of causing his death. The piece claims Whitney undermined the ships of the evolution squadron and says Commodore Jane G. Walker, commanding the yard ships, aided in Whitney’s effort.
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Coxcorp
N. H
Changler
Monitor
Whitney
John Roach
Chandler
Jne G. Walker
Yary Shire
Floods Drown Hundreds in Bombay and Other World News
Reported floods in Bombay drown about 300 people while France plans an art exhibit for the world fair. Guatemala borrows 8 million from Europe to pay its army. A Berlin bank clerk absconds with 295000, Thursday, and the bank loses funds.
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Spurgeon
Bombay
France
Guatemala
Europe
Berlin
Dillon
Bornheim
Belgium
Toulouss
Thursay
Harrison and Blaine in 1892 Nomination Winds Mix
Congressman Holman of Indiana cites Blaine as the Democrats’ choice to face Harrison, predicting tough battles over protectionism and reciprocity. He argues for frugal governance, warns of a rising third party, and references an archaic income tax plan. A lighter tale recounts ex policeman Harry Thrush and a harness mishap, followed by a Liverpool fire destroying a warehouse with cotton stock valued at £50,000.
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Holman
Indiana
Chicago Herald
Blaine
West
Mr. Harrison
Harrison
Democratic Party
Gray
Mambars
Republican Party
Howest
Forty-Third Congress
Congress
Great Five
Liverpool
Grondyst
Outy Lips and Local Feuds Shown in Court and Street
Ex policeman Ferrell fined in Squire Feibleman court for profanity after a dispute over driving across fresh asphalt. In a separate incident, E. B. Fletcher and Harry Woods fought at 184 N Yandes Street over a shared beer bucket, ending with Fletcher paying $25 to the mayor. Also listed are births, marriages, a horse theft case with venue change in Hendricks county, and a street scene involving a woman defending herself against libel from a crowd.
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Ferrell
Squire Feibleman
Grant
Farrell
E. B. Fletcher
Harry Woods
N. Yandes St
Woods
Fletcher
Adam
Annie Glaser
Wiliam
Sarah Deck
Carey
Jennie Mull
A. H
Alvena Semvereow
Edward O’ Marra
John Matlock
Charles Perry
Mary Ik Kenneke
Flurrie O'Neil
Josie Clark
Robert Patterson
Nellie O'Neal
Wm. Staples
Harvey Stout
Criminal
Hendricks County
Staples
Mineral Springs Hotel
Acton
Ind
Crane and Boylan
Washington St
Illinois-st
Tesue
Where's Carrie Mrs Ishmel Carried Away In Wagon
Mrs Carrie Ishmel wife of Andrew Ishmel residing at 329 Elizabeth street is missing since Wednesday afternoon. A covered wagon stopped at the residence and she climbed in with her one week old child. A neighbor heard her call the occupant Mr Weech. A second report of a possible death nearby proved false. Husband cooperative, seeking information as to her whereabouts. The case remains unsolved with no new leads.
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Carrie Ishmel
Andrew Ishmel
Elizabeth St
Ishmel
Kansas City
Henry Hays
Cumberland Road
City
Hays
Dixon’s
Ishmael
Nan
John QO. Bowman
Philadelphia
Political Debate on Education Bill and Irish Grant
Prolonged session over the lerils amendments to the education bill faced bitter opposition to a proposed grant for training colleges in Ireland. Chief Secretary Balfour defended sticking to the original form amid claims he bolstered nepery. Walter Cox of the Cincinnati suburban railroad syndicate returned to pursue a deal with Edison to reanimate the Broad Ripple franchise.
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Balfour
Lonnon
Ivy
House of Commona
Ireland
Intenea
Walter Cox
Cincinnati Syndicate of Suburban Railroad Builders
Prejectore
Chicago
Edison Company
Broad Ripple
Niagara Falls marriage on the suspended bridge shock crowd
Henry Bird of Newark and Carrie Scudder, age 25, wed on a Niagara Falls suspension bridge Wednesday night with a minister as a crowd watched amid spray and thunder. Justice Glennon in Chicago will hear a sensational case.
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Niagara Falls
Henry Bird
Newark
N. J
Carrie Scudder
Suspension Bridge
Smooth Mr Boreman Faces Constables in Desertion Case
Edward J Boreman a Hasselman printing traveling man, involved in a long running desertion and assault case with his wife. He eludes constables days after a second desertion filing as gunpowder club links surface. Counsel Kerman Everett holds the club log and expects its value, while Boreman dodges arrest, roaming streets with authorities unable to catch him.
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Edward J. Boreman
Hasselman Printing Company
the Sun
Justice Feibleman
Squire Feibleman
Boreman
Boreaman
Aps
Gunpowder Club
Acquainted with Reinhold key to vote fate in Habich bid
A delegate says Justica Habich drew support only from the fourth ward due to Lemon Reinhold’s past ties with Reinhold’s office at Habich's court. The claim that Reinhold’s association damaged Habich’s opponent helps explain Habich’s stronger showing there. Prof. Harrington visits Indianapolis. weather chief chats with old friend. A shooting over a lawsuit leaves George Krotz dead in Defiance. Various public works and local incidents fill the day.
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Justica Habich
Fourth Ward
Reinecke
SUN
Babich
Lemon
Reinhold
Habich’s
Harrington
Indianapolis
Mark W. Harrington
Signal Service Bureau
Washington
Observer Vanpenhaps
Chicago
Prof
Man Killed While Asleep on L and V Road
Daniel Shott, 22, resident of Seller's farm, was killed near the stock yards when a train on the L and V line struck him as he slept on the track. His left foot and hand were severed and a head wound reported. Kregele and Son handled the remains for burial at Lannigan's Lake on the Bluff road.
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Daniel Shott
Peath
Shott
D. Kregele & Son
Lannigan’s Lake
Bluff Road
Saratoga Friday Races Report First Through Sixth
At Saratoga on Friday July 31 the first race sprinted 5 fur longs McGregor led with Woodland’s Baby Filly second Parhandle third time 1 13 Second race mile and furlong King Crab or Homer second My Fellow third time Third seven furlongs Stratagem first Shivlies second Tactician third time Fourth mile Saunterer first Headquarter s second John Say third time 1 5134 Fifth half mile Oxchet first Sportsman second Penny third time 1 224 Sixth half mile Cerbous first Kanesville second Daisy F third time 1 20
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Saratoga
McGregor
Woodland
Parhandle
King Crab Or Homer
My Fellow
Stratagem
Shivlies
Tactician
Saunterer
Headquarters
John Say
Ocyhet
Sportsman
Penny
Cerbous
Kanesville
Daisy F
Weather Forecast For Indiana Elevates Warmth
Local forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity reports 24 hours ending 8 am August 1, 1891: warmer and fair weather with chances of showers on Saturday.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Paris detective chief returns from Toulon search failure
Paris reports chief Gadou of the detective force has returned from Toulon after an unsuccessful search for those who sent infernal devices to wives of prominent officials. Specials from Springfield and other points indicate a reopening of poor roots due to a court decision invalidating the anti poverty law. a local ordinance is being prepared to meet the emergency.
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Paris
M. Gadou
Toulon
Woyas &R. Louis
Springfield
Fire on Elm City steamer endangers 1300 excursionists
On the Elm City traveling from New York to Bridgeport with about 1300 passengers, a boiler room fire broke out near the port paddle wheel. Crews fought the blaze for an hour, cutting a floor hole and using a hose, averting a disaster. A man and a woman were nearly suffocated but recovered. a few others fainted, no serious injuries.
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New Haven
Conn
Elm City
New York
Bridgeport
State Room Number 49
Collision sinks Chinese steamers near Sheragami coast
The City of Pekin reports two Chinese steamers collided off Sheragami coast of China. One carried 840 laborers. 260 people drowned and both ships sank. Riots in southern Clisa continue with foreign residents in constant peril. Five Japanese warships remain nearby to protect their citizens.
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San Francisco
City of Pekin
Sheragami
China
Clisa
PARNELL SEEMS DOOMED Leading Irish Paper Abandons His Cause
The Freeman's Journal Friday abandoned Parnell's cause and said plainly that he can no longer be recognized as the leader of the Irish national party. Also reports of a mysterious dead man found in Park Bluff tenement yard, Ida Johnson case delayed, census workers dismissed, Danube flooding upper Austria, Ela Bishop hand amputation, market downturns in Carcado, and Michael Devitt praising Balfour Irish legislation.
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Dusit
The
Freeman's Journey
Parnell
Irish National Party
New Year
Park BL
Northwestern league Thursday scores and racing notes
Thursday sports wrap lists Evansville 6 St Wayne 4 and Boston 3 Baltimore 3 Washington 11 Athletics 5. Mentions earnings, prizes and bids, horse races at Cleveland and Cincinnati, Illinois baseball, and a plan to bar Louis McPherridge from a track over an incident. Also notes directors resignations and re elections at Louisville club, and various racing results including Mambrino Maid 2 17 and Little Albert 2 23.
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Evansville
St. Wayne
Sir Paul
Bright Line
Guido
Minnie
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Athletics
H. C. Bingham
Hartford
Conn
Harry McNair
Henry Peyton Coff
M. P
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Omaha
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Reckon
Lamp Lighter
Pigknicker
Take Back
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Wequima
Fitzsipmons
Hall
Winsco
Fitzsimmons
Cincinnati
King Kelly
Association
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Mambrino Maid
Pickpama
Wonder
Icoring
Little Albert
Grand Rapids
Hutchinson and Kittridge
Rheims
Harrington
Pittsburgh
Young
Zimmer
King and Mack
Danville
Ind
Minnie R
Tom Lee
Pawlight
Louis McPherridge
Cannon Ball
McPherridge
Saloon Fight Over Drink Prices Kills Bartender
In a July 31 incident in London a bartender Michael Gauzlin shot and killed Charles Quinn an iron molder during a saloon dispute over drink prices. The Pall Mall Gazette reports a sensational Insurance Frauds article detailing a system of fraudulent life policies centered in Lancashire where insurers and agents exploit vulnerable individuals for large profits.
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ToLeno
Michael Gauzlin
Chas. Quinn
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Lancashire
Manchester
Poling Tensions and Ambitions in Indiana Politics
The piece discusses Chas Wilt sie as a Republican police judge candidate and John Kesling a Democrat ally, noting their close friendship despite party lines. It recounts prankster campaign stunts, planted open-air speeches, and rumors that Mayor Sullivan aims for Indiana governor, citing an intimate confidant.
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Chas. Wiltsie
John Kealing
John
Kesling
Wiltsie
Ubon
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