Worcester Preacher Seeks Apology For Cleveland Interview
Rev. C H Pendleton of Worcester, a Baptist minister popular with a wealthy congregation, faces backlash after an interview alleging domestic discord at the White House. He says the Telegram misrepresented him and he is willing to offer a public apology for any harm caused by the published statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
C. H. Pendleton
White House
Cleveland
New York
Whits House
Europe
Washington
William Walsh
Tme
Mr. Pendleton
Pendleton
Telegram
United States
The Old World War Warns and Africa Expansion
The note surveys global headlines with Italy ending capital punishment, Austria arming, and Britain fearing war danger in The London Telegraph. It mentions the queen pursuing Africa schemes and an East African company formed to seize Central Africa, while The Sun invites classified notices with a ten word free listing offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Austria
London Telegraph
England
Africa
Central Africa
End of School Ends Four Institutes Closing Exercises
Closing exercises marked the end of the school year at four leading institutes. Frank Helm led in general average, with top prizes in classics, mathematics, and English. At the Indianapolis institute for young ladies, Miss Schmuck won best general work in the senior department, with other prizes awarded for attendance and penmanship. The blind asylum program featured a large musical performance. Butler university’s Athenian literary society held commencement rites for two graduates, Kate Hadley and Mary Paddock, as Dr. Benson prepared to deliver the baccalaureate sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
J. M. Coulter
Wabash College
Frank Helm
Frank Torsey
Ed. Branhame
Girard Cowley
Fred Ayres
Osburn Bowles
Josephine Holman
Deborah Moore
Lucille Ballard
Marion Rondthaler
Mary Taylor
Florence Baker
Julia Lauder
Ethel Rondthaler
Indiana University
Mary Lewis Taylor
Indianapolis Institute For Young Ladies
Corner St. Jon
Pennsylvania-sts
Pearl Schmuck
Anna Metford
Thayer
Rhodes
Belle
Chrisman
Blind Asylum
Athenian Literary Society
Butler University
Kate Hadley
Danville
Mary Paddock
Irvington
Gertrude Johnsén
Blance Wilson
Laura Barrett
Benson
Harrison Boohers Ready for Chicago Trip with Renewed Zeal
The Harrison boomers held a large meeting in the criminal court room on Friday night with strong attendance. They aim to march to Chicago, dividing into a first division leaving Monday morning June 18 by train. Florida delegate Mr. Scarlet praised Gen. Harrison and Judge Gresham, while a letter from a neighboring state urged Harrison as best for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Scarlet
Florida
Gen
Gresham
John B. Elam
Virginia
Kentucky
Capt. Richardson
Talbott Block
Dependent Plumber Survives Poison Attempt After Local Incident
Tom Little, a dependent plumber, reportedly attempted self harm Friday evening by ingesting a small amount of poison amid a local gas piping boom. City hospital physicians treated him successfully and he survived the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Little
City Hospital
Political Pointers From The Chicago Delegates And Press
Oregon delegates to Chicago favor Gresham while Florida boosters seek Ben Harrison. Gov Gray and Senator Voorhees met at Terre Haute to discuss political liars. Henry Watterson praises the ticket and platform, the Memphis Avalanche urges a stronger Democratic platform. Senator Sherman’s allies claim 360 votes on first ballot. New York Democrats await Dana’s Sun. J W Ralph offers engineers supplies and Reedy elevator agency at 67 Ingalis block.
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Oregon
Chicago
Gresham
Sherman
New York
Dana
Thurman
Cleveland
Covington Debates City Incorporation Vote In State
The article notes Covington plans a vote on city incorporation. Other items include Waynetown buggy accident injuring R. S. Osborn, Marion claiming population growth, Richmond horse accident injuring Joseph Smith, a Wabash engine fatality near Huntington, a fatal brotherly shooting near Salem, and various regional notices from Corydon to Vincennes detailing local events, incidents, and officials.
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Covington
R. S. Osborn
Waynetown
Marion
Joseph Smith
Richmond
Forbes
Huntington
McKinister
Howard
Salem
Knowlton & Dolan
Logansport
Covington People
Inman
Corydon
W. Q. Gresham
Kintner House
Harrison County
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Martinsville
Jesse Avery
Anderson
Elkhart
J. D. Farrall
la Grange
H. D. Wilson
Goshen
Indiana
Elias Guntle
C . Vincennes
Knox County
J. R. McClure
H. A. Foulks
Margaret Winkler
John Simpson
Thos. Smith
Pen
Simpson
Geo. Miles
Yallie Moore
Princeton
Devil Child Rumor Grips Van Horn Street Ward
Rumor swirls in the Van Horn Street area over a supposed birth of a malformed child described as a devil. Crowds gathered, doctors reportedly refused to intervene, and police were called as the tale spread that the woman at No 787 lived with a Bohemian husband and contained $2000 in pockets on the infant. Investigators found no birth occurred in six months at the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Pacel
VanHorn St
Base Ball Notes and League News Brief
Compiled notes from Baseball and local sports coverage recount Friday association games, player movements, and stadium features. Highlights include Burns error streak, Von der Ahe selling St Louis Whites, Healy and Shreve rotating in Washington, and an Indianapolis grounds report. Also mentions Marion streetcar doubts and Cincinnati excursion plans with rates.
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Sete
Indianapolis
Washington
C.ceee
Healy
Baltimore
Athletics
Terre Haute
Dubuque
Silver
Flint
New York
Chicago
Phillies
Detroits
Boyle
Moffatt
Shreve
Athletic Park
Boston
Clarkson
Kelly
Getzein
Bennett
Anson
Colts
Giants
van Haltren
Welch
Pittsburg
Provisions and Produce Prices Across Markets
A June market update lists smoked meats, cheeses, poultry, vegetables, and fruits with varied prices. Beef, pork, and bacon rates appear alongside dairy items, maple products, and beverages. The note closes noting markets steady despite weak crop outlook and modest demand.
Situation Wanted and Sale Notice Fragments
Mixed classifieds fragment lists WING girls and apprentice wanted at No 29 West Ohio Street. A 14 year old boy seeks address before Sun office. Embalmer with 20 years experience seeks work. Guitar for sale cheap at 68 N East Street.
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West
Ohio St
Sun Office
Yituation
N. East-st
MEETINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS AT LOCAL CHURCH AND HALLS
The anniversary sermon will be delivered by Rev. M. L. Haines at First Presbyterian Church at the southwest corner of New York and Pennsylvania streets. Blembers and friends will assemble at 7 p.m. Sunday, June 10, then march to the church. Knights of Honor plan an entertainment at Baldwin Block on June 11 with a cream and strawberry reception. Littie Emmet Langley, two years eleven months, died Thursday at 11 a.m. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. Friends invited. Central Christian Church, Delaware and Christs, Rev. E. J. Gantz, pastor, services Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. The Sun will publish a 10-word advertisement under Wanted Male Help, Wanted Female Help, and Your Rent Rooms, free for three days.
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Indianapolis
Ind
C. G. McComb
O. I. Merritt
Office of the Independent
Miller Block
L. M. Jones
New Jersey-st
Beeler-st
Atlas Works
Besser St
Cail
Broadway
Albert Gall’s
UN Liuation
Virginia Nv
SUN Office
W. M. A. Sun
East Michigan
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
New York
Pennsylvania-sts
Eratis
Langley
Littie Emmet
Alvin and
Kate Langley
Central Christian Church
Delaware
Christs
E. J. Gantz
J.B. Smith
Ohio
Sux
Saturday Weather: Warm and Unsettled with Severe Storms
Stationary temperatures and local rains give way to cooler, fair air. Conditions favor severe local storms with possible quick shifts in weather patterns and lingering unsettled conditions for the area.
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Tiarrison Boohers
Political Pointers
J. W. Ralph
Reedy Elevator
Ingalis Block
Devil
Cincinnati
K. of P
D. W. H. Fismer
Gan’l Ag't
City Markets
California
Americas
Limburg
Beaches
Texas
Tennessee
Mammoth
Alaska
Timothy
Ted Top
Surat
Regal
Ariosa
Liotta
Bunds
Lac
Frio Freed
Rocent Teas
Great Atlantic& Pacific Tea CO
Bates House Block
East Washington Street
C. M. Raschig
E. Washington-st
Germany
France
G. McCoam
0. G. McCome
R. Watson
West Maryland
St. P
Virginia-Ave
Eureka Chemical Co
Detroit
Mich
Washington St
Hne
Mackies
Damberger, Hatter
East
Washington Street
Fairbanks
Fairbanks & Co
South Meridianst
W.H. Ballard
Delaware-st. Bello
Sicknes
C. £. Kregelo
Delaware-St
Chas.girton
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