Deaf and Dumb Institute Commencement Highlights 18 Graduates
The Indiana school for the deaf held its twenty fourth annual commencement on the Washington Street grounds. Seventeen graduates presented essays on topics from Industry to the Earth’s atmosphere while two students spoke in speech and sign. Dr Mann officiated, and Miss Moore wed Albert Berg after exercises.
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Indiana School For the Deaf and Dumb
Washington-st
A. W. Mann
Episcopal Deaf and Dumb
W. Alexander Johnson
State Board of Charities
Geo
Washington Childs
T. N. Todd
J. A. Rondthaler
de Motte
McCulloch
D. W. Chambers
Board of Trustees
John Baltziey
Richard C. Johnson
Peeesoevesers Se Dames
Leary
Indianapolis
Mary Thomas Frankfort
Danijel
MeIntire
Crawfordsville
Ali¢a M
Riner
ORE
Manchester
E. Leary
Katie B
Winters
Perrysville
Harry E. Smith
North Vernon
Mande Moore
Melissa A
Weldon Montezuma
Yale
Miss Weldon
Miss Gunner
Dr. Latham
Herbert A. Cavanagh
Eva Heeter
Maud Moors
Miss Moore
Albert Berg
Mann
Mark C. Moore
Thorntown
Boone County
Train Robbers Apprehended As Vigilantes Close In
In Dickinson North Dakota on June 11 a special report says vigilantes near. The Northern Pacific train robbery suspects are tracked after the heist on Sunday. One robber identified as CG Bailey has been captured and jailed with guards to prevent lynching.
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Hobber
Bismansk
N. D
Northern Pacific
Dickinson
E. Bailey
Ballots Continue in Carlisle Succession Battle in Carrollton
In Carrollton Kentucky up to noon Tuesday sixty one ballots were counted with no change in the effort to name Carlisle's successor. In Washington on June 11 secretary of the Republican national congressional committee Schny der Olds resigned. In New York a fire damaged the city button works causing seventy five thousand dollars in damage and skeleton sacks by Norbert Landgraf are claimed to be genuine.
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Carrollton
Carlisle
Washington
Schnyder Olds
Republican National -Congressional Committee
New York
City
Columbus
DeLausus
District Boundaries Map German School Commissioner Elections
The Sun publishes district boundaries for Saturdays election of four school commissioners and to resolve the German schools issue. Districts three five six and nine are outlined with streets, rivers and landmarks defining each starting point and path to the corporation line.
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THE
Sun
Garver
Barina
Pennsylvania
Washington Sts
Vermont
Meridian
Walnut
Lafayette
Ohio
Tannessee
Washington
John Galvin
John Rupp
Washingtonist
River Bridge
Virginia-ava
Delaware
Union Tracks
Louisiana
Tannassee
Corporation Line
J. W. Leapar
J. R. Kesler
Alabama
McCarty
High
Coburn
Franklin
Wallace
Yesser
Corporation
Clemens Vonnegut
J. W. Grennon
Chatham and
St. Clair
Liberty
Union
Cyclone Strikes Libanois Town Hurting Dozens
Information from Chohaanon a town of about 1000 people nine miles south of hern reports a cyclone Tuesday night causing great damage and killing and injuring many. Joliet Illinois June 11 to 6 am Wednesday no definite word yet from Cofurnea as surgeons sent from dara have not returned confirming the disaster.
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Libanois
Joliet
Chohaanon
Hern
Ill
Cofurnea
Dara
Grace Gridley of Amboy in a deep sleep at age 19
Monticello June 11 Grace Gridley of Amboy remains asleep since March 15 with no awakening. At 19 she is daughter of a prominent businessman. Doctors call it a mystery as revival religious excitement is theorized to have caused a paralysis of the nervous system. Separate court actions: Louis Neubacker sues Union railway for 8000 in Delaware St. crossing injuries and Capitola Sage sues the city for 5000 over a Mississippi St. sidewalk accident, both ruled against the plaintiffs due to contributory negligence or lack of proof.
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Grace Gridley
Riontha
Siren
Monticello
Til
Misa
Amboy
Howland
Taylor
Louis Neubacker
Union Railway Company
Delaware St
Capitola Sage
Mia- Bissippi St
State House
Iid
Chicago Leaguers Defeat Cleveland 5 to 4 Tuesday
Chicago leaguers won from Cleveland 5 to 4 on Tuesday. Gus Schmelz says the public tires of the game. Brotherhood groups push for league schedule change. The Burlingtons, leaders, will play Wednesday afternoon. Association games Tuesday include St. Louis Toledo Columbus 1 Louisville 9 Rochester 6 Athletics 2. State league results show Fort Wayne 4 Kokomo 11 Bluffton 3 Elkhart 53 ponele 8 Peru 6 Anderson 16 Mari on 8. Alf Mitchell challenges Dempsey for 1000. Mitchell travels from Hag land if a good purse is posted. McFetridge, the young Philadelphia pitcher, will not be pitched professionally. his father refuses. Hill’s letter to the Philadelphia brother hood lub about stock sale and resignation is pointed. The brotha hood has had enough. The white-winged dove of placs hovers over the interstate league. Martin’s claim, per The Sun, is satisfied. Peoria retains two men they pirated from Indianapolis. no great stir.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Gus Schmelz
Brotherhood
Burlingtons
St. Louis
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Rochester
Athletics
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Bluffton
Elkhart
Ponele
Peru
Anderson
Marion
Alf
Mitchell
Dempsey
Hagland
California
McFetridge
Philadelphia
Hill
Philadelphia Brotherhood
Hiltore
Brotharood
Placs
Martin
Peoria
Indianapolis
Joker romance ends as wife quashes pension plot
A Grand Army post storyline traces a sick soldier, a devoted nurse, and two conspirators who plotted a fake marriage to secure a ten thousand dollar disability pension. The soldier’s wife arrived from Jeffersonville, forgave the other woman, and withdrew the plan. The men regret their efforts and the pension scheme collapsed.
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Grand Army
Baughville
Comrads
Algiers
Jeffersonville
Teres
Fight Ends in Death After Prize Fight Over a Girl
San Francisco police detain Frank Larue after a three ounce glove bout at the Golden Gate club ends with Harry McBride dead from a broken blood vessel. Seconds and officials arrested. warrants issued for spectators amid autopsy pending. Thieves steal $20,000 in jewelry from W D Norton store in Cloverville.
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San Francisco
Harry McBride
Frank Larue
Golden Gate Club
Larus
McBride
Larue
Jamises
Golden Gate Athletic
Frank Jones
Jon Bowers
Tim McGrath
Jon Josh
Townsend Wins Fight Over Wandell In News Association
The annual meeting of the Press News Association concluded Tuesday after two days of sharp conflict. J B Townsend was re elected general manager and won a strong majority for his executive committee slate. Wandell of Columbus Ohio was defeated and re elected president but with reduced powers.
Weather report for Indiana in June 12 1890
Indianapolis area forecast for 24 hours ending 8 am June 12 1890. Warm and fair with increasing clouds and possible rain overnight. Temperature largely steady.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Vicinity
Stanley’s wedding rumors about government gift premium
The Stanley wedding dominates talk as rumors swirl of a government position gift. A second item notes Eugene Cowles reacting to a sudden shock and bitterness, following a Wednesday morning incident.
Washington News Briefs on Laws and War Ship Bids
Congress caucused on federal election law and statehood bills for Wyoming and Idaho. Navy opened bids for three new war ships around six million dollars. Pension bill talks closed with House dropping service clause and Senate dropping dependent clause. Stockbridge of Maryland protested and ordered ten thousand copies of a speech. a government printing error sent Crisp's free trade speech to Stockbridge's constituents. Senator Edmunds proposed law directing funds to Utah public schools. A local man reports relief from Chinese remedies for an illness.
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Wyoming
Idaho
Navy Department
Senate
House
Stockbridge
Maryland
Crisp
Frank
Edmunds
A. Dill
Supreme Court
U. S
Utah
Agate The Poslte- Worrall Case Returns To Court
In county courts the case involving Bebbhed Up Agate The Poslite- Worrall was reset after a mishandling of the general term. Attorney Bevaridge dismissed the suit before Judge Walker and refilled it in Judge Howland's court, shifting from superior to circuit court. Lock’s Lite Business reports Chicago plans a possible $5,000,000 loan to the world’s fair if the legislature grants power. Louis reports Bio Boy has been permanently retired from the ur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebbhed
Agate
Bevaridge
Dudge Walker
Dudge Howland
Chicago
Taos
Various local notices and incidents fill city pages
A fragmentary local roundup reports a damaged two story brick at 174 Virginia Ave with $50 fire loss, a theft arrest for Willie Barber, a Purdue visit by Marion county agricultural society members, and an indoor fly casting tournament planned at Tomlinson Ball. It notes a Supreme Court volume ready for distribution, new corporate listings, German election issues, and a Chautauqua of legal and civic notices including alimony cases and a school institute graduation.
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Virginia Ave
Louis Burkmyer
Marion County Agricultural Society
Purdue University
Teasday
Tomlincon Ball
Prudential Building
Bushvilla
Capital
Albert R. Jonge
Imbrella
Indiana
Kentucky
Charles Keerner
Sam Turner
John Wilhelm
Charles M. Cooper
Cooper
Sun
Woman Granted Divorce From Millionaire Nephew Case
Maude Childs nee Johnson was granted a divorce from Austin Corbin Childs in Judge Walisr'a court. Married in 1537, he deserted her after three days and sought kin. Jury spent 45 hours on the Patterson case before reporting an agreement and sanity ballots.
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Maude Childs
Johnson
Walisr
Austin Corbin Childs
Austin Corbin
Young Childe
Hela
Patterson
Judge Taylor Rules on Flora May Graham Heiress Custody
Judge Taylor remands Flora May Graham to the Good Shepherd home after hearing petitions challenging the board of children's guardians law. The case follows Robert Snapp's conviction and custody rulings. her attorney plans to seek supreme court review, asserting constitutional issues and alleged mistreatment at the home.
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Baylor
Fiora Graham Ants
Taylor Hoard
Flora May Graham
Juvga Howe
Robert Snapp
Board of Children’s Guardians
Howland
House of the Good Shepherd
Taylor
Supreme Court
Wabash wreck toll rises with two more deaths
A special report from Levis June 10 states two additional deaths among the Wabash wreck victims. The total number and names of horses killed remain unknown, but horse flesh losses are pegged near $200,000. July 20 saw the La macey stable heavily hit, and only seven wagons were filled as rescue teams arrived.
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Sa. Levis
Wabash
Willia Dodds Death Tied to Hydrophobia After Dog Bite
Three year old William Dodds died Sunday night from hydrophobia contracted from a dog bite six months earlier. The dog remains alive. Before dying the boy struck his mother and their aunt who were at his bedside. Commercial club directors discussed the dust problem and urged city sprinkling funded by the public treasury under new water franchises. Committees reported roadway dust not fully abated, proposed district sprinkling. Resolutions offered Census assistance for accurate population enumeration and to study discrimination in mileage and freight rates against the city.
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Proets
Jane 10
Willia Dodds
Buit ziCommercial Club
H. Bamberger
J. N. Harty
C. S. Denny
Conzer
Carrollton convention on Cerisie successor drags long
In Carrollton Kentucky on June 11 the convention to name Cerisie's successor dragged through 500 fruitless ballots before adjourning until June 19. Sallam and McCain, who had withdrawn, re-entered the race with Sallam still leading but no clear gain.
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Fachtimer
Carrollton
Spi
Cerlisie
Clos Thera
Sallam
McCain
Senator Brown aide returns from Georgia politics bid
W Avery private secretary to Senator Brown returns from Georgia after touring the state. He aims to mobilize 190000 voters with the Eamers alliance and predicts J W Northern could be governor candidate. Michael Griffin sues the C St L P railroad for damages 25000 claiming a hammer head struck him in its shops causing possible brain injury.
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Strong Bown Bonth
Washineton
Jd. W. Avery
Brown
Georgia
Eamers’ Alliance
Sen
J. W. Northern
Michael Griffin
C., St. L. & P. Railroad Company
White
William O'Brien Marries Raffalovitech Daughter in Paris
William O'Brien Irish member of parliament wed Mille Raffalovitech daughter of a Paris banker in London on Wednesday. The ceremony linked two prominent families with international ties as reports note the union was arranged through society circles.
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London
Jaune
William O’brien
Wadneeday
Mille, Raffalovitech
Paris
Ten Hurt In Wisconsin Train Wreck At M And N Rail
A passenger wreck on the M and N rail line in PEXMOUTH Wisconsin Monday night left ten people badly injured two seriously and two fatally.
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Pexmouth
Wis
Winners and losers of the League and Brotherhood Beauties
A recap of recent baseball results showing New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Buffalo, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, and Brooklyn players. Notable scores include Philadelphia 6 New York 4 and Pittsburg 9 Cincinnati 7, with various base hits and battery pairs listed.
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Brotherhood Beauties
New York
Philadelphia
McQuaid
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Batteries
Sawders and Decker
Foreman
Haldwin
McDermott
Brotherhood
Buffalo
Cleveland
Kefa
Mack
Bakery
Sutcliffe
Gaffney and Barnes
Errore
Burlinton
Cross
Keafe
Vaughn
Knight
Jones
Chicago
Fittsburgh
Extrora
Morris
Quinn
Baldwin
Boyle
Asipiris
Bolvert
Fargueon
Brooklyn
Boston
Broaszlyn
Breaxjsp
van Haltren
Kitsiow
Gumbart
Swett
Umbiieg
Mathews
Gunning
Victory cheers as artillery unit wins interstate drill prize
The Indianapolis light artillery, in uniform, returned to Union Depot after capturing a $500 prize at the interstate drill in Kangas City. Capt. Curtis led the victorious unit with notable crew members and support from the Phoenix infantry and Governors guards. Local officials welcomed them at the Board of Trade with speeches praising the achievement and urging greater attention to militia organization.
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Union Depot
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Curtis
Kangas City
Pragaia
Dick McAlister
Fred Dietrich
Mayhew
Callen
van Wie
Ane Boswell
Board of Trade
Lilly
Commercial Club
Tanger
Danny
Capt
Interstate Row Shapes League Transfer Fallout
The Interstate League battles over the Taylor and Garvin sales from Indianapolis to Peoria. John Martin seeks 999 damages for breach of transfer terms, likely shared by five clubs. President McNessy and Gen. Allen visit to settle, with possible Peoria arrangement. Randall and Paulford join Burling-ton for Wednesday game, while Joe Broderick negotiates terms with Peoria.
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Martin
Taylor and Garvin
Indianapolis
Peoria
John Martin
McNessy
Gen. Allen
Terra Haute
Conover
Cincinnati
Burk
Skerp
Welhl
McSorray
Schank
Broderick
Short
Randall
Pettiforé
O’leary
Swift
Texas
St. Paul
Murphy
Quigley Indicted Over Parochial School Funds Dispute
Toledo June 11 reports Father Quigley in charge of the parochial school has been indicted by the grand jury for refusing to submit to the law. He contends if subject to the law he should receive a division of the school funds. A dramatic clash is anticipated.
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Quigley
Toledo
Father Quigley
Green county Republicans nominate ticket for county offices
Additional Tate Green county Republicans met at Bloomfield Tuesday and placed a full ticket in the field. Representative Richard Aufman auditor T C Owen clerk A Carnahan treasurer John T Lamb sheriff Wm E Thompson recorder J G Smith surveyor E I Cox coroner J P Dennis commissioners John T Breeden and Wm McCloud.
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Green County
Bloomfield
Richard Auffman
T. C. Owen
A. Carnahan
John T. Lamb
Wim. E. Thompson
J. G. Smith
E. I. Cox
J. P. Dennis
John T. Breeden
Wm, McCloud
Bold Robbers Loot Train Express Near Texarkana
A bold eight thousand dollar train robbery occurred on the St Louis Arkansas and Texas line between Camden and Texarkana. Four masked men seized the express car and killed Messenger A M Nesbitt who fired on the leader. Robbers released the engineer and fireman and fled. Officers pursue. one man arrested but not identified. Local exasperation grows and lynch talk circulates as hints of vigilante justice spread.
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Texarkana
Ark
St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas Railroad
Southern Express Company
Camden
Cate
A. M. Nes«bitti
Express
Buna
Memphis
Tenn
Nesbitt
A. B. Snoyer
Here
Escaped From Female Reformatory By Two Girls
Two girls escaped from the female reformatory Tuesday night. Kata Young from Vigo county for grand larceny and Elizabeth Coward from Martin county for shooting a gun are the escapees. They pried window bars with a stolen tool and lowered themselves using bed clothing. Police notified as authorities searched for them.
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Giris Copfinad
Women’s Reformatory
Etiadarre
Kata Young
Vigo County
Elizabeth Coward
Martin County
Rail Crash Kills Two on St L K N M line
A spring freight collision on the St Louis Kansas and Northern Maine line near Hamilton Maine on Monday killed fireman B Thayer and engineer John Nelson and left both engineers severely injured.
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Siilieaim
Hamilton
St. L
Mondar
B. Thayer
John Nelson
Jesuit Restoration Act Sparks $100,000 Dispute
Ottana reports the method dicts refuse to accept their share of the Jesuit restoration act totaling $100,000, placing the government in an awkward position.
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Ottana
Nihilists in St Petersburg and mischief abroad spark panic
Large numbers of nihilists have suicided in St Petersburg amid fear of exposure. German missionaries in northern Austria begin Christianization by coercive methods. Committees on printers home at Colorado Springs report to International Union in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Austrasia
Colorado Springs
International Union
Atlanta
Misa Belle Mitchell
Rd. Mitchell
Oswego
N. Y
Belle
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Deaf and Dumb Institute
Norbert Landgraf
Cloverville, N
W. D. Norton
Stanley
Loxnon
Uvowisa
Montreal
Jane
Eugene Cowles
WATS
Gun Wa
Robert Haverstick
Metira
Louis
Mildionatee
Wim
Brien
Tate
Frgh
Take Trust
Olypra
L. A. Leach
van Covar
American Book Company
Dew Trust
Leach
Traetis
Waashington
Harry White
Police
Joni
Flemingsburg
John Milliken
Foreman’s Chapel
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