Cuba Crisis Deepens As Weyler Recalled Soon
Havana reports Gen Tuono resigns as military governor and expects to leave June 30. Weyler’s recall seems assured, with Blanco or Campos as possible successors. Washington hints at autonomy with home rule for Cuba, while Gomez forces are active near Sancti Spiritus. The Journal notes McKinley’s push toward an ultimatum to Spain.
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Washington
McKinley
Cuba
Spain
Gomez
Weyler
Havana
Tuono
Lono
Wevler
Blanco
Lupe Dominguez
Marin
Porto Rico
Campossen
Herald
Sagua Ta Grande
Navana
Sancti Spiritus
Cal- Devin
Ate
Calhoun
Paris
L the Temps
United States
Maria “Kristiana
Premi Cannvas del Castillo
Zen
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area in early June
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity over 86 hours ending 8 p m June 11 calls for warmer conditions with occasional showers and possible moderate thunderstorms Thursday night and Friday. Noon Thursday temperature was 75 with 2 p m reading at 79.
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Indianapolis
Divorce suit over alleged cruelty and threats
Abe Schussler sues Annie for divorce claiming cruelty. He alleges she threw water on him, struck his ear causing partial deafness, drew a revolver and threatened to kill him, and scratched his face when he seized the weapon. The piece notes a Wildwood theater company presenting Passion's Slave on Monday, with performers aiding rehearsals as parks and stages are upgraded.
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Abe Schussler
Annie
Rambler Wheels Offered at Bargain Prices
Whi Bird jr & Co announces shop worn and second hand Rambler wheels at low figures. It urges customers to call and inspect the stock at 2 E Markets.
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Bird, Jr. & Co
Rev Andrew Jones Promotes Divine Predictions Of Calamities
A colored evangelist Rev Andrew Jones travels preaching in Rhode Island’s Third Baptist Church, claiming visions from God foretelling famine and hard times through 1981. He asserts he is divinely guided, cites past disasters as proof, and says repentance is the remedy while noting few converts so far.
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Andrew Jones
Johnstein
Charleston
St. Luouis
Elizabeth St
Jones
Third Baptist Church
Rhode Island
Jose
Andrew
Mr. Jones
Virginia
Pittsburg
Tie
Jie
Pty
Ble
Tre
Poivefeld
Jiarrison
Clevekuind
Jonei Beleves
Anates
James
Almont
Tincain
Tle
Rev. Wilson
Dozen Cadet Soldiers Tour by Bicycle from Lebanon
Twelve Northwestern military academy cadets, under Gen. Brooks delegation, ride bicycles through Indianapolis on a learning outing. They travel from Lebanon to Richmond, pausing briefly, each bearing a rifle, canteen, knapsack, cartridge box, and a silk flag. They shout campus yells at intervals, startling locals.
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Lee
Zook
Lomax
Wissing
Barnard
Harvey. Sprague
Richardson
Finger Found in Tobacco Plug Ends Man’s Quit Hope
Elias Darlington of Angelica New York discovered a severed human finger in a freshly purchased plug of tobacco. He removed the piece, saw more finger portions, and believes the finger was accidentally packed with the product. The shocking find leads him to vow never to touch tobacco again.
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Angelica
N. Y
Elias Darlington
Darlington
Wreck on Lehigh Valley Kills Fireman and Injures Crew
Geneva New York June 10 a switch engine wreck on the Lehigh Valley near the station killed fireman J Ryan of Tonawanda Pennsylvania. The engineer escaped with serious injuries and the conductor Queer of Sarre Pa was badly cut. One life was lost and several others seriously injured as cars were smashed and scattered after the locomotive collided with a freight train.
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Geneva
N. Y
Iife
Lehigh Valley
J. Ryan
Tonawanda
Caboose
Joan Relin
Durnec
Shin
Sarre
Four Lives Lost In Westbound Portland Freight Wreck
A Portland bound freight on the Boston and Maine derailed near the Cochoco river bridge. Four crew members are feared dead. Fireman D Ninwail and Brakeman Chandler were hospitalized. Conductor Vihrurston escaped. A second wreck near South Seabrook on the eastern division prompts wrecking trains from Portsmouth and Salem.
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Portland
Btoston & Maine
Cochoco River
Cavoan
Wreels
D. Ninwail
Chamdler
Wre
Salem
South Seabrook
Itis Oat Wi
Burial of Mrs Clem at Crow Hill in quiet service
Mrs Nancy J Clem was buried at Crow Hill Wednesday after a home service by Rev I Berry at Marden Baptist Church. Details of her substantial wealth remain a mystery, with few knowing its whereabouts or storage, possibly in a Fletcher bank vault. Mrs Alfred Haddon, promise of singer, dies at 827 N Alabama St. Funeral at St Pauls Friday at 2 PM.
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Nancy J. Ciem
Crows Hil
Michael Slavin
I. Berry
Marden Baptist Church
Clem
Sla- Vint
Fletcher
Alfred Haddon
Alfred Traddon
N. Adabama St
Chicago Record and Times
Waddon
P. P. Bliss
St. Paul's Church
Haddon
Miss Edna Hall Receives GB M Degree at College Ceremony
City life notes a College of Music commencement worded as Miss Edna Hall earning GB M. degrees Wednesday night. Plymouth church crowded. Lt Gov Haggard signals confidence Lafayette soldiers' home exoneration after state board committee review. Board of medical exam and registration staff handle masses of physician applications. About 2,500 of 6,500 statewide filed. Local ads mention water wells and furnishing offers.
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Edna Hall
College of Music
Plymouth
Haggard
Lafayette
State Board of Charities
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Vice President Hobart Linked to Interstate Pool Plan
Chicago report details Vice President Garret Hobart as a signer in a joint traffic association agreement that pooled freight for ten eastern railroads. The Interstate Commerce Commission cited the 1865 ruling against pooling and noted a Trans Misssouri case decision, while rail lines allegedly continued the practice despite the verdict.
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Joint Traffic Association
Hobart
Chicago
Garret A. Hobart
United States
The
Commerce Commission
Rece
Trans-Missouri
Turbulent Rail Litigation Reveals Bitter Battle
A chaotic colonial era rail dispute unfolds with主 Josephus Collett linked figures and a legal battle over restraint of trade. Key players include Ferdinand Winter Ackison and I J amid allegations that the plan aimed to choke river commerce, with attorneys noting a costly, intricate courtroom debate.
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Ison
Ferdinand Winter
Inghvor
Savansyville
Toarit & Verrea Fame
Ackiisean
Cren, Fiepe & Tewfis
Ugies
Treversy
J. Mackey
Peo US
I. J
Free Silver Republicans form national committee in Chicago
Flavius J. Van Vorhis returns from Chicago where a national committee was formed by free silver Republicans. He notes enthusiasm and confidence in bimetallism, pledging to unite forces across parties and regions, with Indiana already having Van Vorhis as a committee man and state committee chair. He plans immediate organization of county and precinct units to gauge Indiana strength by fall.
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Flavius J. van Vorhis
Chicago
Free Silver Republicans
Free Silver
van Vorhis
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Violence and political turmoil disrupt Tron hall meeting
A chaotic scene erupts after a meeting of a reform group in the Tron hall block, with Mayvar Taggart targeted by a city organization. Mayors allies vow to counter the movement, recalling past campaigns and claiming the leaders were unpopular last fall. Statements hint at broad public outrage and readiness to act as campaigns begin.
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Tree Silver
Mayvar Taggart
Tron Hall
Diadem Patent Fleur Reigns Superior in Bread Baking
Competitors concede the fact that Diadem Patent Fleur is superior to anything they have yet produced. It is a grade of four far better than anything sold in this market and is what you want for all kinds of bread and pastry baking. Remember our guarantee.
Vic Backus Denies Asphalt Ring In Indianapolis
Vic Backus says the Germa Kentucky asphalt company is not part of an asphalt ring in Indianapolis and will not join. He argues the last bidding scene favored others and asserts his firm could meet specifications while delivering lower repair costs. He claims the silica mix and German Kentucky rock blend offer durable pavement and vows readiness to proceed if contracts are carried out.
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Vic. Backus
Germa-Kentucky Asphalt Company
Indianapolis
Board of Works
TVSM
Mission
Pas Gomiaei
United States
Sifica Ecom
Eris
Sue
Carnival At Show Grounds Ends In Dust And Wonder
Crowded Wednesday show grounds filled with curious sights and uneasy crowds as German man rumored injured in a rough crowd scene. Animals and performers dazzled from ring to tent, including a yellow monkey playing nose football and a girl released by crossbow from the height of the tent. The chaotic scene faded into a circus mood as crowds dispersed toward the street cars, amid dust and wary chatter.
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Rene Dapp
Uridine
Negro Seaman Foye Shoots Himself in Indiana Turret
William Foye, a ten year veteran sailor on the battleship Indiana, shot himself in the brain during a disturbance in the Brooklyn navy yard. After a pursuit and hiding in the starboard turret, he chose suicide rather than be confined, ending a tense clash with shipmates. His earlier service included honorable mentions after Samoa during a devastating typhoon.
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New York
William Foye
Indiana
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Faye
Waye
Samoa
Fove
Washington
Wholesale bribery claims shake Chicago gas bills
A Chicago newspaper reports that Yerkes legislation cost and bribery schemes pushed both the Humphreys and Allen street railway bills. Voters and senators allegedly split large sums, with up to 12 thousand dollars for some votes and 450 thousand to a small group of 12 senators. The gas consolidation bill also drew heavy payoffs to sway passage.
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Chicago
Humphreys
Allen Street Railway
Gas Trust
Down
Yerkes
Allen
Senate
Mob Seizes Train Plans Lynching of Decatur Suspects
Governor Johnston in Montgomery received a telegram from Sheriff Fulghum of Huntsville reporting a 200 man mob seized a Decatur freight train Wednesday night and headed to Huntsville to lynch two Black suspects, Lewis Moore and Claude Nevil, charged with assaulting Nellie Lawton. Militia mobilized, ammunition dispatched, and orders given to protect the prisoners at all costs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Johnston
Fulghum
Huntsville
Decatur
Lewis Moore
Claude Nevil
Nellie Lawton
Greenbrier
Birmingham
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