Crowds Flock to Father Mollinger on St Anthony's Day
Pittsburg crowds swarm to see Father Mollinger, the Troy Hill priest who treats Catholics with faith healing. The Erie train carried about 20 Irish Catholics bound for Pittsburg for cures, including a paralyzed 15 year old girl. Reports claim patients improve after blessings and penance, with McCarthy of Canandaigua dancing a hornpipe after two weeks.
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Prrrsaurg
Erie
Pittsburg
St. Anthony’s
Father Mollinger
Troy Hill
St. Anthony
Earth
Patrick McCarthy
Canandaigua
McCarthy
Lizzie
Union Station
Atlantic Express
Panhandle Road
Wara
Pennsylvania
Montreal
New York
Prince Albert Absent From Baccarat Trial Verdict Delivered
London June 4 The baccarat scandal resumed with a large crowd but the prince of Wales was absent after his Ascot trip. Sir Edward Clarke’s summing up provoked protesters as Justice Coleridge and then Coleridge finalised the case. The jury returned a verdict against Sir William Gordon Cumming after 15 minutes, with a brief hiss from some onlookers.
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London
Prince of Wales
Ascot
Edward Clarke
Owen
Justice Colridge
Sir Wiliam
Coleridge
Gordon Cumming
Won the Ascot Stakes in London on Tuesday
Hundstich won the Ascot stakes in London. Piatton finished second and Barmece third in the great race held Tuesday.
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Ascot
London
Hundsstich
Piatton
Barmece
Local Edits and City Plans Highlight Indiana News
Seymour seeks cows ordinance while Anderson public schools staff reaches forty three teachers. South Bend gains a new morning paper the Post. Fort Wayne to pave streets with asphalt and brick. Evansville business men also. River counties expect heavy peach crops as Huntington lime firms cope with a large strike.
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Seymour’s
Anderson
South Bend
the Post
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Huntington Lime Companies
Naughty Minister Deposed Over Indiscretion
Galena Illinois June report Rev F G Parish pastor of Hanover Methodist church was deposed for indiscretion and conduct unbecoming a minister. He is married and the co respondent is Minnie McBride a teacher in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
F. G. Parish
Hanover
Minnie McBride
Awful Kate of Fires Railroad Men in a Wreck
Three men were burned to a crisp and six badly injured in a freight wreck on the Missouri Kansas Texas line between Savannah and Krink. Both engines were demolished and eight cars burned. Punctuating the news, the dispatch covers a rail disaster with fatal risks to workers aboard the burning freight train and the wreckage aftermath.
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Parsons
Kas
Savannah
Krink
Editor Killed in Madrid Cafe Ambush
The local newspaper editor Manuel Loring, son of Marquis Loring and brother-in-law of the minister of the interior, was shot dead in a Madrid cafe on Tuesday. The killer Peroez was arrested. motive unknown. In Shanghai, mobs at Woo Sieh have destroyed the French church and orphanage amid outrages against foreigners.
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Madrid
Manuel Loring
Marquis Loring
Interior
Peroez
Shanghai
Woo Sieh
City Life In Indiana Town Brims With Social and Legal Notices
A Tuesday through Wednesday Indiana C T A U convention in Connorsville is noted with Knights of Father Mathew attending. Local officials hear a streetcar franchise proposal with Cincinnati funding. Arrests in a federal case include Kolde and Yeager. they are released on bail. A first wedding at the Propyleum features Rose Kiser and G A Solomon. A youth case involves Stella Morris and a poison scare. she is sent to reform school. Music recital at Plymouth church features Waller and Cooper. St Marys hall graduates include Armstrong Bloomfield Thayer Hansen Brass Bristol. Central labor union and a nonunion boycott issue arise around church and printing. Sells circus draws crowds. parade criticism voiced. Legal matters cover Journal vs Mathews demurrer, and Brakemen Jobes and Hall sue for damages after a wreck. County official Hunter queries rapid transit terms. Deaths listed and marriage licenses recorded.
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Knights of
Father Mathew Jast
Connorsville
Indiana
Attorney Cox
Big Four
Bread Ripple
Cincinnati
Frank Kolde
Wm. Yeager
Richmond
U. S
Propyleum
Rose Kiser
N. East St
G. A. Solomon
Stella Morris
Reform Echo
Cox
Henry Waller
Louisville
Mies Carolyn Cooper
Indianapolis
Plymouth Church
Measra
Andres
Doerner
St. Mary’s Hall
Propydeum
Katharine KE. Armstrong
May G. Bloomfield
Mary A. Thayer
Otillia EK. Hansen
Alice E. Brass
Burton Bristol
Central Labor Union
M. E
Type Graphical Union
Selis’ Circus
Sells
Brown
Green Smith
Matthews
Chas. N. Jobes
David Hall
Union
Hall
Hunter
Citizens’ Company
Henry
Anna Wolf
Teaac
Elizabeth Ingram
Sarah Stout
S.east-St
W. H. Steele
St. Clair-st
Thomas Gill
Little Sisters of the Poor
Lydia ‘Bullen
Plumat
la Grippe
Grant Mabley
Ida Clines
William McCain
Beatrice Pierson
Furniture at Wm. L. Elder's Store Ad
Lime and cement sewer pipe hair plaster and fire brick featured by A. B. Meyer and Co. at 450 North Mississippi Street.
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Wm. L. Elder
A. B. Meyer & Co
Miss-st
Policy Gambling Exposed In Indianapolis Hall Scheme
The Sun reports a citywide policy game run openly in Cook's Hall West Indianapolis. Investors buy numbers, twelve drawn from a wheel, payouts fourfold, yet not a cent won. Reporters witnessed 78-number wheel, a blindfolded drawer, and a dispatch to a head office near Pennsylvania and Market streets. A Fire Department man named Glazier paid out winnings as officers advised to resist police scrutiny.
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Indianapolis
THE
SUN
Cook’s Hall
Pennsylvania and
Markatsts
Squeezer Investment Company
Taint
John Glazier
Tae Sun Man
Fire Department
Virginia-ave
Massachusetts Ave
Whentucky-ave
Howard and Thirdsts
Indiana-ave
A& Sun
A. Sun
Engine House No. 4
John Glazier Named Captain Amid Leave of Absence
The bar tender raises a question about whether John Glazier is the man in question, noting he was not on duty due to a Leatage leave of absence that began on June 1.
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John Glazier
Horrible death from copperhead bite on Flat Top mountain
Salt Sulphur Springs Va June 9 Three boys gathering tall bark on Flat Top mountain were killed when a tree toppled trapping them. Two boys crushed immediately, a third survived briefly under the fallen tree before a copperhead bit him and he died after rescuers arrived.
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Salt Sulphur Springs
Lightning strikes parade in Berlin killing soldiers
In Berlin on a Tuesday morning, a heavy lightning discharge struck during a parade with Emperor William observing. Captain Von Quast led grenadiers when the bolt stunned him and several troops. two died soon after, one injured, and a horse was killed.
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Et Gills Faro
Emperor Willian
Berlin
Tempeshef
von Quast
Banker's $40,000 Robbery On Rock Island Train
Octogenarian banker D. Thayer of Branden Wisconsin reported to have 40000 dollars in notes and mortgages stolen Saturday morning on a Rock Island train from Omaha to Chicago. Police say they have no knowledge of the crime.
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Circargo
D. Thayer
Branden
Rock Island
Omaha
Chicago
London Stage Strike and Miscellaneous 1891 News
The London stage strike remains largely unchanged with only private shows operating at high fares. police guard company offices as strikers threaten limits on performances. Also reports New York actors Harry Edwards dies at 66. a Russian Jew in Charlottenburg is severely knouted. a bridge trustee struggle in Brooklyn may go to litigation. a Northwestern Rubber receiver appointed in Chicago with assets doubtful. Indiana weather forecast. various global updates including incidents in Chile and China and a Behring bill.
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London
Lonton
New York
Harry Edwards
Bor
England
America
San Francisco
Wallack
Daly
Mount Vesuvius
Canada
Sir John
Pisagua
Chile
House of Lords
Wusuch
China
Clyde
London Omnibus
Chineee
Kin Kiang
Ching
There Will Be War over Territory in Dark Continent
The World reports rising conflict in southern Africa with European powers at odds over territory. A large multi service force is being assembled in cape colonies as veterans train for battle. Government shipyards push the new battleship Hood toward completion and repairs continue on cruiser Aurore for sea duty by July 4.
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Lennox
Africa
Cape
England
Hood
Chatham
Aurore
Why the Waiter May Be Made Speaker of Congress
An Elmira Telegram interview with a central New York politician explores the speakership fight and the presidency. The dialogue weighs Western candidates like Bynum of Indiana, Springer's influence, and a potential NY Indiana vote exchange shaping 1892 expectations amid Gray’s vice presidential prospects.
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Congress
Elmira Telegram
New York
Springer
Preswme
Bynum
Indiana
Reed
Gray
Hill and Gray
the Statesman
South
Crisp
Hill
Calisle
Bok
Board of Agriculture Matter argued before Supreme Court
Wednesday the board of agriculture matter will be argued orally before the supreme court. Miss McMechan returned Monday from Clinton county. The table of the May school apportionment has been completed at Supt Varies office. Marion county tax figures show higher payments this year with a larger in and out of general funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Marion County
Dalton Hatters and Shoers at Bates House
Dalton's Head and Foot Store offers hats, braids, and shoes with a focus on practical footwear and headwear, presented in a concise old time shopfront tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton’s Head and Foot Store
London Social Roundup: Yates Reports Betrayals and Dinners
New York dispatch notes Edmund Yates accusing others of leaking Tranbycroft secrets, while Lord Randolph Churchill enjoys London events. The American minister and Mrs Lincoln hosted a first dinner in London with guests including De Bille, Chamberlains, and Mackay. Queen plans to attend Miss Ponsonty and Col Montgomery’s wedding at St James, end of June. College-ave property owners proceed with street improvements and rapid transit after Citizens' company right of way approval. Plans chart a loop from College-ave Brown-st to Seventeenth-st and onward to Crown Hill, signaling firm action and upcoming public works appearances.
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Edmund Yates
Lincoln
New York
Morning Tribune
Tranbycroft
Judas
Lord Randolph Churchill
London
Mme. de Bille
Marshall Roberts
Joseph Chamberlain
Mackay
Burdett—Coutts
Nuisford
Miss Ponsonty
College-ave
Citizens’ Company
Brown-st
Seventeenth-st
Committee invites President Harrison to Potomac reunion
A citizen committee has traveled to Washington to invite President Harrison and Secretary Proctor to attend the reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac in the city. The effort reflects local civic interest in the historic event.
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BriFrano
Washington
Harrison
Proctor
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Way of the World and oddball local items fill lost issue
A jumble of anecdotes runs from a Lansing man’s prison sentence for forgery and alleged mental derailment to strange natural oddities near Syracuse and a Bridgeport twin luck tale. Other items cite a New York physician’s fraud scandal, a two headed chick, a rogue hen, and a doomed Philadelphia herbist who died in poverty after bequeathing a fortune to others.
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I. T. Wilcox
Bridgeport
J. Littleton Teacle
New York
Lash
Dr. Teacle
Philadelphia
Teacle
Mayor Sullivan Dominates City Politics In Early Convention Talk
Democratic party insiders predict an early convention with June 30 discussed but August favored by some. Bud Swift seeks re election while fears a strong rival emerges. Pierce Norton may be rewarded with police court judge nomination and six council at large seats draw interest from Gause and the rest. Public lighting debates and Brush company references color the race as supporters bank on Sullivan's popularity and a hefty citywide majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Central
Bud Swift
Abrams
State House
Bud
Sullivan
Pierce Norton
Gause
The
Brush
Chicago
Western Illuminating Company
Harry LeGrand Cannon Weds Misa Elizabeth Thompson
New York June 9 Harry LeGrand Cannon longtime social leader in New York married Misa Elizabeth Thompson formerly of Detroit at St Thomas church witnessed by Rev Dr John W Brown and Bishop Henry C Potter assisted by Rev ED Tidbits. Ceremony followed by a breakfast at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Brush Fifth Ave with a fashionable throng in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
New York
Harry LeGrand Cannon
Misa Elizabeth Thompson
Detroit
St. Thomas Church
John W.brown
Henry C.potter
ED. Tidbits
All Saints Cathedral
Albany
St. Thomas
Brush
Sports statistics and standings from early league play
The report lists team standings and player results across leagues with figures for Northwestern, St Louis, Detroit, and Chicago leading. It includes race times for multiple events, plus batters, scores, and notable earnings. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad closes the item with its price claim and endorsement.
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Prince Albert
Clarke
Naughty Minister
Press News
Press News “Association
Pulitzer
Fred J. Wendel
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Griffith
Denver Sun
W. S. Shepard
James B. Townsend
H. P. Ball
St. Paul News
G. D. Rain
Memphis Commercial
J. J. West
B. Steinhardt
FE. Driscol
IT. K. Castner
John J. Kirkiner
C. G. Deweese
Cucaco
Jaze
City Life
the Board OF Public Safety
Big Robgery
Charlottenburg
Germany
James Howell
Brooklyn
Ty Alfred Wagstaff
Wagstaff
Northwestern Rubbe Company
Star and Hamiltor Rubber Companies
New Jersey
Carcaco
Daniel Ackerman
Phillip Relvin
Northern Pacific
California
Britain
Gray and Bynum
Lucy
Gordon
Lospex
William Jordon Cummings
Miss’ Garner
Board of Trade
D. P. Erwin
A.C. Foster
John Osterman
Geo. G. Tanner
Mr. Perry
AL R. Baker
Hervey Bates Jr
J. W. Murphy
A. B. Prather
Tt. Topen
Gustave Schnull
Janes W. Lilly
A. R. White
John d. App
Cornelius
Moush
Dalton
Hatter and Shoer
Bates House
London Town
Wm. J. Thorn
Lansing
Mich
Kalamazoo
Insane Asylum
Bis
Syracue
Lackawanna Road
Henry Grath
Carder
NH. T
MAYOR
Hekaturms
Sporting Lifx
John Brush
Rusie
Northwestern
Hvansville
Tarro Haute
Dayton
Peoria
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Athletics
Cleveland
Ethel
Blaze Duke
Orune
Roley Boley
Ivanhoa
Bonnie Ansie
Rorka
Vancluse
Virge Or
Goodale
Royal Garter
Morris Park Winnners
Foxford
Judge Morrow
Aiz« Plant
Pessara
Prohibition
Leponte
Association
Lohman
Carsey
Kelly
Blaine
Weyhing
Cross
Gastrngat
O'Conner
Bell
Ryan
McMahon
Robin
Esper
Clements
Schultz
Mullane
Harrington
Pittsburgh
Clark
Welch
Mack
Baldwin
Hutchinson and Kittridge
Clarkson
Ganzell
Zimmer
Gruber
Dovell
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