Illstarred Transit Talks On Electric Cars And Sundays
The St Louis era report notes President Shaffer of a street railway denying a fixed electric line for Irvington by Aug 1 and describing ongoing experiments with the Conly motor and an electric storage system. ministers oppose Sunday special cars while debates on power sources and rapid transit stretch over opinions and regional contrasts.
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Shaffer
Street Railway Company
Sun
Lillnois At
Irvington
Ervington
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania Railroad and
Eased Lines
Philadelphia
Ocean Grove
Asbury Pars
Pens for voters in Indiana booths a statewide rush
Indiana manufacturers rush to supply voting booths as counties contract under a new law. Marion county experiments with portable units join with hooks, while rival firms tout safe partitions and folding designs. One model weighs 142 pounds and folds into a single piece for storage. Other booths promise features against ticket swapping and even double as a blackboard when folded. Vincennes ready to vote under the new law that took effect June 1.
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Indiana
Marion County
Indianapolis
Perry County
Minnesota
Wiscosin
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vincennes
Sample Historical Dispatches From Montreal to Mormouis
BE Will DIE Eugene Cowles in a very precarious condition after a shooting by Hale. Doctors fear consumption and a fatal outcome might follow. Burned to Death at Mormouis elevator project contractor H C Adams perished in flames. Loss estimated at 50000. Ice cream 5c with fruit syrups Julius A Hage North Pennsylvanianst.
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Eugene Cowles
Montreal
Hale
Mormouis
K. C ,F.B. and Gulf Railroad
H. C. Adams
Julius A. Hage
North
Businessmen Push City Growth With Charter and Streets Plan
At a Commercial Club meeting in Indianapolis Eastman urged city reform and a new charter to widen taxation for improvements. Speakers Griffiths Gordon Bambarger Erwin and Tanner backed manufacturing growth as key. A five member streets improvement committee was formed and next week a plant to supply gas to manufacturers will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kasman
Mondy
Hoe
Busi-Nees
Bob Ingersoll Sage
Griffiths
Gordon
Bambarger
D. P. Erwin
George Tanner
Lilly
C. MM. Cooper
Snother Maating
Eastman
Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Charles M. Cooper
Cooper
Far Sun
Prey Will Peai lest Meeting At Second Baptist
Indianapolis colored men plan a Wednesday evening protest at Second Baptist Church against mistreatment by President Harrison. The committee to call on Attorney General Millar recalls the insult to their dignity, though two members may not join. Other members denounce the administration’s attitude toward the race. few local appointments are noted as proof.
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Encianapolis
Second Baptist Church
Harrison
Indianapsiis
Millar
W. C. McCoy
Geo. L. Knox
Drs. Helbers
White
Rava
J. H. Clay
Manson
Henry Sweetland
Cooper
the Freaman
Chas. H. Baughman
J. D. Parker
L. A. Newby
Lanier
Washington
W. Allison Sweeny
Recorder of Deeds
District of Columbia
J. Sidney Hinton
Demarara
A. Elbert
Indianapolis Light Artillery Returns From Victory
The Indianapolis light artillery unit arrived home Tuesday at 3 o clock after its win at the Kanena City interstate drill. A committee of the Commercial club and many citizens greeted the troops in a warm welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Kanena City
Commercial Club
Lawmakers Debate Federal Election Law Again
Representatives caucus again Tuesday evening on the federal election law while McRae introduces a free silver coinage bill in the house. Concerns grow that the finance committee will report tariff 610 this week as the senate lacks a quorum. Senator Call seeks reciprocity with Spein to allow American cattle into Cubs at fair duties. A $50,000 monument fund for Tippecanoe battlefield is favorably reported. Brotherhood of railway brakemen seeks safety appliances clause in interstate commerce law. In the house, Lodge moves to pressure Canard steamship for refusing orders and sending glass blowers to Europe. The judiciary committee reports a bill to bar aliens from buying U S real estate, noting English landholdings of 21,000,000 acres.
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McRae
House
Finance Committee
Senate
Call
Spein
Tippecanoe Battle Ground
Brotherhood of Railway
Lodge
Canard Steamship Company
Europe
House Judiciary Committee
U. S
Thi
Love drove him mad in fatal railway tragedy near Torrington
W T Latham and Leslie Cartie, Harrington youths, died after a quarrel over Miss Jamie Hale. Curtis fatally stabbed Latham, then, anguished, killed himself with the same knife. Hale, the innocent object of the dispute, remained prostrate as grief swept through the community.
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Torrington
Conn
W. T. Latham
Leslie Cartie
Harrington
Jamie Hale
Curtis
Latham
Hale Homestead
Indian team wins big at interstate encampment return
The squad scored 149 of 160 points to set an unprecedented record. Organizers call for a warm welcome and celebratory reception upon their homecoming.
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Spelis Light Artillery
Kansas City
Drowned While Fishing In Williams Three Men Missing
Bodies of John Schmidt J H Kinn and Matt Pollock from Williams washed ashore Monday night. They had been missing since Sunday and were probably drowned while fishing.
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New York
John Schmidt
J. H. Kinn
Matt Pollock
Williams
Lottery Bill Narrowly Misses Two Thirds Vote
The Shore Smeeis reports the lottery bill on June 10 faced a first vote with the lottery committee four votes short of the two thirds required. Supporters hope to gain backing in subsequent rounds and pass the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Smeeis
Baton Range
Features of Sporting Life Umpire Zacharias Rated Well
Umpire Zacharias receives praise for fair officiating as Buffaloville may trek to Grand Rapids. Minneapolis star Geo Myers shines behind the plate for the Minneapolis club while Chicago's brotherhood squad shows rocky form. Monday results include Rochester 9 Athletics 3 and Brooklyn 13 Syrasuna 7. Fort Wayne 1 Bluffton 10 and Muncie Elzhert 6. Reports mention Pittsburg management disputes involving Hecker and O Neill, with J H Randall claiming a contract contingent on team strength. Indianapolis Daltons open new ball ground at Noblesville, Healy fanning 21. Decoration Day Nichols of Boston tosses 100 pitches in a controlled game. Boxing notes cover a brutal fight between O Mera and Taylor. California club arranging July/August matches featuring FitzSimmons, Ellingsworth, Murphy, and Larkins. Dennis O'Brien, a Dalton possibility, stars behind the plate and at second, with a two game burst including two homers and three extra-base hits.
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Zacharias
Buffalo International
Grand Rapids
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brotherhood
Geo, Myers
Minneapolis
Chicago Brotherhood
Rochester
Athletics
Brooklyn
Syrasuna
Fort Wayne
Bluffton
Muncie
Elzhert
Billy Myer
Laa Cheeny
Myera Banet
Hecker
O'Neil
J. H. Randall
Hd. Williamson
Bell
Rip Rey
Indianapolis Daltons
Noblesville
Ronday
Healy
Noblesvillss
Decoration Day
Nichols
Bos- Boston
Sigat
Tim O’mera
Chicago
Barney Taylor
South Omaha
Omaha
Taylor
O' Fern
California Athletic Club
Bob Fitz-Simmons
New Zealand
Jos Ellingsworth
New York
Billy Murphy
James Larkins
Jersey City
Dennis O’brien
Daltona
Indianapolis
Slagel
Willing Willie Aiken's Turbulent Courtship and Theft Case
Willie Aiken, a young man with a reform past, faced burglary charges tied to a house on Kingston Street and a failed marriage plan with a Evansville connection. Evidence included a shoe and a file found at the Reading home, with police identifying the suspect. Aiken was arrested at the depot as more thefts surfaced in Haughville, including an attempted safari B. Frank's store break-in and a purse snatching on Washington Street in broad daylight.
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Willie Aiken
Nolice Court
Willie
Reform School
Evansville
Man’s Sstata
Hassinta
Heugtville
Horeelaisi
Wills
Jas
Sergt
Joyce
Grand Jury
Roeating
Reading
Aiken
Ewest
McMillen
Haughville
Safa-Blowexe
Safari B. Frank
Hi i. Washington-st
Bac
City court notes include a driving case and theft charges
City prosecutor clashed with defense as Bob Greenway faced a speeding driving charge after a street car collision, with Mayor Sullivan and Judge Hewland involved. Separate cases list Katie Yeo accused of £50 theft and Harry Paris awaiting Friday for a $59 till tapping, tied to James Good in a baby’s savings bank theft.
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Ae Se Pakkea Awiui Gasay
Attormey Hattier
Smith
Attormey Mattler
Bob Greenway
Psst
Pate Smith
Richardson
Greenway
Mattler
Sullivan
Hewland
Mills
Katie Yeo
Moll Biskop
Pympire
Barry Crawford
Harry Paris
Kemper
James Good
Governor Hill Eyes Indiana Hendricks Statue Ceremony
Albany June 10 Gov Hill pledged Indiana Democrats he would attend the unveiling of a Hendricks statue in Indianapolis on July 1 if not detained in New York. He may also consider a broader Pacific coast trip to court Democratic allies for 1892 presidential plans, as critics doubt the sightseeing motive. The event honors former Vice President Hendricks and underscores political maneuvering ahead of national contests.
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Alraany
Hill
Indiana
Hendricks
Indianapolis
New York
San Francisco
Pacific Slope
Mr. Hill
Thomas A. Hendricks
David B. Hil
Rockies
Yosemite Valley
Pacific Ocean
United States
Three Cornered Ducking Meet Set at Point of Pines
Howe Boston faces Teemer Gaudaur and Hanlon in a likely three cornered eculling match at Point of Pines on June 27 with a purse of $1000. May Row and Mrothers are noted in the entry details.
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Mrothers
Howe
Boston
Teemer
Gaudaur
Hanlon
Point of Pines
Governor Discusses Suppressing White Caps and Venue Rules
Governor Gay and Assistant Attorney General Gillett outline that local authorities must first exhaust steps to curb the White Caps. They note the governor can only assist by urging prosecutions, calling militia, or aiding in exceptional cases. Major Carter warns of fierce resistance in Deviesa County and favors venue changes to other states, stating the need for effective local cooperation and juror integrity to restrain the group.
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Tuesaday
Gay
Hovey
Executive Department For Protection
Gillett
Thal Crisada
Indiana
Maj. Carter
Deviesa County
Kentucky
Kuklux
U. S
City Council Debates Viaduct and Street Paving Plans
The council adjourned at 10 PM after City Attorney Taylor urged the Union Railway could be forced to build a viaduct at Virginia Ave. Elsewhere, asphalt paving contracts were awarded for Ohio from Nast to Tennessee and Washington from Alabama to Noble, with a sewer ordinance on Indiana Ave. and several street paving ordinances approved.
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Neor
Taylor
Union Railway Company
Virginia Ave
Ha Enya
Indianapolis
Western Paving and Supply Company
Suba
Ohio
Nast
Tennessee-sts
Warren-Scharf Company
Washington
Alabama
Noble-ais
Indiena-ave
Tennessee-st
Missourist
Court to Hear Family Row Case in Feibleman Court
In Justice Feibleman's court a two family dispute between the Barles and the Hoathe is heard. The defendants include the father in law mother in law brother in law son in law and sister in law charged with assault profanity and provocation. Judge Feibleman vows to apply as much law as they can withstand when the case proceeds.
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Feibleman
Barles
Hoathe
Justite
Feiblaman
Patterson fined in animal cruelty case over exhausted horse
Samuel W. Patterson, owner of a gore covered horse that collapsed in a slop wagon shaft near Delaware and Michigan, pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals in Justice &mock's court and was fined 31250. The humane society may seek possession of the animal for euthanasia. Marie Osgoode of Germantown, Pa, was cured of catarrh by Gun Wa remedies after doctors in New York and Philadelphia failed.
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K. Patterson
Samuel W. Patterson
Delaware
Michigan
Justice &Mock’s
The
Humane Society
Baseball results from Monday games in the league
Brooklyn beat Boston 7 to 3 with 8 errors for both teams. Philadelphia routed New York 6 to 1 as Rusie and Buckley opposed Gleason and Clements. Chicago and Pittsburgh game rained out. Philadelphia crushed New York 14 to 2. Cleveland defeated Buffalo 14 to 7. Boston beat Brooklyn 9 to 4. Pitching and batting details listed for each matchup.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Batteries
Nichols
Benpelt
Sang
Bushong
Meath
Philadelphia
New York
Rusie
Buckley
Gleason
Clements
Zacharias
Powers
Cleveland
Terrible Wreck Near City Slays Crew and Race Horse Team
A Wabash freight collision sixty one miles west of the city killed both engine crews and J F Keller of Cynthiana along with a man from Latonia bound for Kansas City with a race horse. Seven unnamed men also died and six wounded. Six horses perished valued at twenty six thousand dollars. Wreck blamed on order misunderstanding.
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J. Louis
Wabash
J. F. Keller
Gon
Cynthiana
Latonia
Kansas City
Outbreak Fears Hit Columbus Streets With Riot Fervor
In Columbus Ohio a massive crowd of about 10 060 men floods streets spurring wild excitement. Trains and factories emptied as mob storms blockades near High Street. Police are overwhelmed and warn of bloodshed if assaults resume.
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Columbus
Ohio
High-st
Local notes and court actions fill city brief items
Allen M Fletcher heads to New York with family while remonstrance hearings stall on a liquor license in the second ward. County commissioners appoint Arthur G Moody to a Purdue University teachers scholarship. A boy abused by seven ruffians prompts Dell’s intervention. Dell injured, wife unhurt. Orphan asylum unveils a new wing costing 65000 and edges toward debt relief. Tanner re elected president of the board of trade, Foater defeats Murphy for vice president, Golt re elected treasurer. In Howland court Neu backer sues L and W and Union railways for 5000 after a collision. Lettie Hollywood signs to reprise Carrie Storey role. Willitson sues L E W for 200 damages. New Indiana ventures filed articles of incorporation. Judge Howe dismisses Carnatz contempt citation. Central Inter union probes non union hiring. Mrs Miller faces abuse inquiry with bruises reported but some denials. Richest Newent Best in wall papers advertises shop at 161 E Washington.
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Allen M. Fletcher
Childran
New York
John H. Steblin
Dell
Orphan Asylum
G. Tanner
Board
Delaware St
Lettie Hollywood
Twn Soldier
Carrie Storey
Taylor Monday
Randolph Willitson
New Indiana Enterprises
Searstary Greiffin
Carferaturg
Capital
Merion Rolling Mill Company
Bank of Commerce
Evansville
Nancy M
Jeremiah Mr. Wilson
Walker
Howe
Netlick M. Carnatz
Orlpe
Orlpe Vna Casa Involving the Same Questons. Central Intor Union
Joseph Loek
George Barnes
Franz
W. B. Burford
Christia
Cain
Gifts to Presidents and Advertising by Wealthy Bankers
Washington gossip traces how presidential gifts shaped public view from Grant to Harrison. It notes how Cleveland declined valuable gifts, while bankers use the presidency to tout their ventures. It mentions the Voltz fund aiding Mrs. Voltz after the Bowen Merrill fire and a gas pipeline suit between New Jersey builders and Indianapolis firms.
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the Herald
Washington
Harrison
Yashington
Harrisons
White House
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Benjamin
Sarvanta Ign
Rutherford B. Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
Hayes
Her- Tizon
Stata Dionera
Cateria
Thie Bark Esys
Vakoowo
Grant
Gen. Grant
Gen
McDonald
St. Louia
Rajeed
Clevelands
Cleveland
Red Top
Oak View
Herrison
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PENS
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Washington Wasps
Willis
Sporting Life
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Aikens
Lynn Joyce
W. Washington Sr
Smita
Fiell
Qov
Honey
As- Alstamt Attormey
Gillette
Wilews
Maj
Carter
Cennelland
Baker Hase
Prezaise
Gatta Percha Hase
Taalmai
TlHnois
Tennpersee
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Exposition
Fifteenth
Fenneases
Clifford
Gensiderabie Law
Suvuy
Galvin
Quinn
King
Farrell
Halvert
Ferguson
Batterien
Knell Snd Cross
Ewing
Vaughn
Knight
Jones
Buffalo
McGill
Snyder
Haddock
Clarke
Gaffney
Barnes
Daly
Kalle
Weyhing
Kieslow
Mathews
Guoning
Carl Moller
E, Washington-st
San’s
Heidst
Mra
Voltzia
Gibney
Interior Construction and Improvement Company
New Jersey
John C. Gibney & Co
Gibney & Co
Ohio Fields
Detroit
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