Honored Dead McDonald Funeral Arrangements Set
Arrangements for the funeral of Senator Joseph E McDonald are nearly complete with services at his home Wednesday at 3 p m Rev Joseph Milburn and Dr Haines to officiate The Hendricks and Gray clubs will attend in body and state and county offices will close at noon for mourners A bar meeting and numerous tributes from politicians and press follow the death of the Indiana statesman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Joseph Milburn
Second Presbyterian Church
Haines
First
Hendricks Club
Gray Club
Court House
Bar Association of
Harlan
Chicago
Washington
R. W. Thompson
D. N. Taylor
John G. McNatt
President Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Tuller
Campbell
Ohio
Henry Watterson
Wilson
West Virginia
Blackburn
Jonas and Vilas
Clem Studebaker
State House
Smith
Hendricks
Morton
Andrew Jackson
Indiana
Democratic Party
Roberts
Gov. Hovey
Sam
Bar
Joseph E. McDonald
Law
New Albany Ledger
Joseph Ewing McDonald
United States
National Democratic Party
Chicago Post
Indianapolis
Aidaya
Columbus Republic
Shelby County
Shelbyville
Willie’s Having Fun The German Emperor as a Sailor
London reports Emperor William spends spare time on Potsdam waters with a sailing yacht a large rowing boat a steam launch and torpedo boat. His launch dash caused a bridge pier to break and he tumbled on deck before Paris posting a note on a diplomatic reshuffle with Count Von Wedel expected as envoy replacement.
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New York
Edmund Yates
London
the Tribune
Emperor William
Potsdam
Thames
Hamburg
Berlin
Count Munster
Frederick
Paris
Count von Wedel
William
Vienna
City Attorney Explains Vacating Alabama Street
City attorney Bailey explains the Board of Public Works and Union Railway vacating Alabama Street under a special 1885 act. He says the act allows council action in special cases conflicting with the charter and that plats require council approval under this exception.
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Board of Public Works
S. Alabama St
Bailey
Union Railway Company
Alabama St
Union Railway
Ex-City Treasurer Bardsley arraigned in Philadelphia court
Defaulting ex-treasurer Bardsley faced arraignment and a suspended sentence after presenting a long financial defense alleging a $32,842,387 deficiency fully covered by his assignment. He claimed $1,000,000 deposit in Keystone National Bank and denied dealings with Wanamaker or Marsh.
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Bardsley
Philadelphia
Brown
Keystone National Bank
Wanamaker
Keystone Bank
Tha
Marsh
Drew
Washington
H. H. Yard
Balmaceda Gaining Strength in Chilean Conflict
President Kal maceda expands efforts to strengthen the army and the government squadron. The imperial Almirante Lynch and Condell blockading insurgent ports. Congress meets regularly passing measures for public benefit. Loyal provinces total 3,000,000 people while rebel provinces hold 150,000, about half foreigners.
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Balmaceda
Burnes Ayres
Kalmaceda
Almirante Lynch and
Condell
Porta
Congress
Indians Defy Arrest in Arizona Canyon Stand
A dispatch to military headquarters reports 50 Apache Indians in Kerns Canyon Arizona have defied arrest, are armed and entrenched behind a barricade. Hostilities are feared and aid is sought to protect settlers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Brett
Kerns Canyon
Arizona
Oats Arrested in County Stabbing Case
Shelbyville reports Daniel Oats arrested Monday night after a year in hiding. He severely stabbed and wounded George Mullenden, a wealthy local farmer, and is jailed pending charges.
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Shelbyville
Daniel Oats
George Mullenden
Home Bargains Highlighted In Sunraal Estate Columns
Read today’s Sunraal estate pages for home bargains and deals. Listings emphasize value housing options and featured prices across neighborhood properties.
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Sunraal
Bordeaux Riot Sees Strikers Fire Tram Office In Uproar
Bordeaux residents riot after a Sunday strike by tramway workers with crowds backing the strikers. The ticket office was set ablaze, fire brigade quelled flames, and troops faced a hail of missiles injuring officers. The unrest continued into dawn with police and cavalry unable to fully halt the mob.
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Bordeaux
Petards
Hussars
Diverse local notices mark community events and officials
The itemary lists a Sunday picnic at Blue River park, a bar admission for Benjamin Watson in Judge Browne's room, a union drive for eight hours, a city clerk race by Julius Reinecke, tax fines for William McCurdy, and audits delaying state payments. It also notes lawn fete for kindergarten funds, a Board of Public Safety hearing, exhumation of Mrs. Mary Taylor’s remains, and various local civic matters from street rights to police powers and a post office incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River Park
Benjamin Watson
Judge Browne
Julius Reinecke
William McCurdy
Henderson
State Board of Agriculture
Woodruff Place
Timothy Mcakessy
Lewis A. Greiner
Board of Public Safety
Mary Taylor
Latz
Citizens’ Company
Central Ave
Twentysixth
Broad Ripple Highway
Samuel Dever
Calvin Petty
Wm. R. Moore
Canal
Friendly Inn
Bath House
Ludwig
Evansville
Colbert
State House
Jack Reinhardt
Cincinnati
Fitchey
S. Meridian St
Hess Matias Jutte
Brightwood
Stevens
John Swartz
Squire Feibleman
Hernan Buyer
J. M. Thomas
Samuel
Fanny Givens
Paul
Bertha Ott
George
Katie Off
Eva Sauer
Raymond
Celia Taffee
James
Cora Johnson
Mary Haugman
Frederick
Nancy Gilbreth
Henry
Laura Schagert
G. A
Zella Wurgler
Joseph and
Sallie Wolfe
Thomas and
Arvilla Rodibaugh
Kaesberg
Coburn-st
Anna Denker
John Teether
fLock-st
Meridian-st
Albert Criqui
Shelby-st
Margaret Schmidt
W. McCarty
Non- partisan Drink That's What Bud Swift Says About Whisky
Bud Swift and J G Voss discuss a well dressed man shown laboring with whisky on W Market St The man proclaims he is a Democrat and drunk The episode ends with the city clerk stating whisky is a non partisan drink in Tuesday’s explanation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Swift
J. G. Voss
W. Marketst
Bud
Bob Downey
Downey
Passenger and Gravel Trains Collide on Main Track
A passenger train due at 8:58 Tuesday morning collided with a gravel train that was switched onto the main line. The gravel engine struck the passenger engine and the tender crashed into a smoking car. Several people were seriously injured, including Engineer Frank Fowler and Firemen John Sweeney George Elliott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitt Prams
Frank Fowler
John Sweeney
George Elliott
Leonard
A. L. Babcock
Sing Sing
Betsy Haviland
New Haven
Henry Odell
Tuckahoe
Ronnie Brown
New York
Supreme Court Decision in Indianapolis Case on German Teaching
The Supreme Court remains in session to Tuesday for a test case against the Indianapolis school board to compel German language teaching in public schools. If 25 or more patrons demand it, the city must fund instruction, with the board deciding how it is taught. meanwhile property owners push for competitive brick specifications to avoid unfair assessments.
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Supreme Court
Sctual Commission of
Indianapolis
Theodore Sander
Bloody Remedy Shoots, then Self in Beverly Kitchen
Walter G. Shaw shot his daughter Sarah in the thigh and Henry L. Roberts in the back after disapproving of Roberts courting Shaw’s daughter. Shaw then killed himself. Roberts sustained serious injuries but is not fatal.
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Beverly
Mass
Walter G. Shaw
Sarah
Henry L. Roberts
Roberts
Shaw
Turner Bands Meet Ends In Jubilant Parade At Park
The fourth circuit Turner societies held their annual meeting at the shooting park after relocating from the fairgrounds. St Louis groups won most prizes with Indianapolis second, amid marching bands, laurel wreaths, diplomas, and festive crowds. Detected thefts and a shell game incident occurred as police kept order during celebrations.
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Turnerband Societies
Fairgrounds
Shooting Park
Turner
Volrath
St. Louie
Baca Society
Baerbel
H. Leiber
Home Society
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Bohn
Angels of Commerce
Col. Jagg¢s
Covington
Tosh
Shaint Louis
Creoks
Detective Thornton
John Walters
Walters
Thornton
Officer Wilson
Louisville
Political Drift A View From California and New Jersey
In Washington on June 23 editor W Baldwin of Orange Chronicle says New Jersey Democrats doubt Cleveland’s nomination due to Hill and allies blocking New York. Los Angeles leader William W Wilson says the Farmers' alliance is active in the south, California lean to Blaine if he is a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New Jersey
Washington
W. Baldwin
Orange
N. J
Chronicle
Cleveland
Hill
New York
William W. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Farmers’ Alliance
Towa
Kansas
Water analysis flags multiple city wells for safety
Chemist Latz reports on city well samples. Vermont Street 279 shows petabie and ally TOn-121-S. New Jersey Street is high in ammonia and should not be used. 119 Railroad Street is acceptable, 291 Massachusetts area good, 298 South Tennessee Street unfit for cooking. calls for condemnation of the well at once. Loyal Indianapolis forecast: warmer and fair for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Latz
Vermont-st
New Jersey-st
Railroad-st
Massachusetts-are
Tennessee-st
Redistricting Ordinance Passed by Non-Partisan Council
A short council session endured long readings as the 32 page precinct redistricting ordinance moved to passage 14 to 7. The meeting included delays, pool breaks, and lively commentary from Col. Bismarck Hicklin and Ex-Councilman Egger.
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Martindale
Bushong
Bud Swift
Pearson
Bailey
Council Chamber
Union Railway Company
Frill Rasgran
Woolles
Bassman
Council
Egger
To &Ne
Col
Bismarck Hicklin
Coy
Lis
Col. Hicklin
Romeo
Democratic Party
Multiple Local Incidents Highlight Sudden Bankruptcies and Murders
The report details Sax Savings Bank Nashville closing with 600000 and Florence National Bank Florence Alabama failing after a deposit run. It notes 4 killed and 6 injured in a Milton Kentucky railroad crash, a Valley-like murder in Sidney Ohio, and a shell-cutter killed in Joliet Illinois.
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Sax Savings Bank
Nashville
Sullivan
Slavin
Wales
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Milton
Sidney, C
Ben Dewning
John
Chicago
New York
Jos. Hayes
Shell
Joliet
Til
Joseph Michoon
Memphis
Yenn
Florence National Bank
Florence
Ala
Springfield
Kern
Chicago & Alton Road
Elkhart
Czarowitz
Denver
Thomas McDonald
Bellefontaine
George Moss
Lima
Sidney
Allie Kittson
St. Paul
Hudson
Wis
Military companies train for prize contests at encampment
The Come Mencement encampment nears with national teams arriving. Washington DCs National Fencibles lead the way under Capt C S Dames, with four Texas units sailing in by rail and the Walsh Zouaves of St Louis aiming for the $1,000 best drill prize. Generals Mabry and Curtis note strong demand and limited slots as crews from Memphis and Dallas prep for top artillery and drill honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fencibles
Washington, D. C
C. S. Dames
Kaynas City
Atlanta Rifles
William Seyman
Capt
Curtis
SUN
Louisville
Memphis
McCarthy Light Guards
Little Rock
Ark
Indianapolis
Dallas
Tex
Rockville
Ind
Danville
Busch Zonaves
St. Louis
Crack Company
United States
County superintendents convene and discuss education
Indiana county superintendents met at the state house to discuss school ins titutes and educational work. Speakers included John F. Snow Adams county and Robt. Carfn Steuben county on township institutes and reading circles. Rebels in Tarapaca and Santiago report waning operations as Chilean authorities profit from control.
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Indiana
State House
John F. Snow
Adams County
Wm. A. Eichhorn
Wells County
Chas. Weat
Benton County
Charles
Chas. W. Snyder
Brown
Zimmerman
Crawford County
Clarence Osborne
College Corner
Union County
Ind
Robt. Car Fn
Steuben County
Township Institute
George R. Wilson
Dubois County
John H. Reddick
Pulaski
W. H. Elson
Quitman Jackson
Hancock County
Tim Griffin
London
Santiago
Tarapaca
Fresh Foreign Facts Report From Turbulent Europe
Gladstone is reported much worse in government dispatches. Brigands terrorize central Russia as British and American interests expand in Germany. England appoints two investigators for Behring Sea seal questions. Bus strikers and cavalry clash in Bordeaux amid unrest. Parnell and Healy attend O Gorman Mahon funeral in Dublin. a post funeral row leads to a beating. Robbers loot a Prussian church during a meeting and seize valuables. Moyer and Co. at 400 N Massachusetts Avenue listed.
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Gladstone
Russia
Standard Oil Company
Germany
England
Behring Sea
Bordeaux
Parnell
Healy
O’gorman Mahone
Dublin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bork
Friends of the
Goy
Gray
Lafayette Courier
Joseph
la Porte Herald
Willie
Bus
Bordeaue
Carcano
Geo. F. Coons
Diverseyave
Fannie
Baltimore
Henrietta Webb
Pennsylvania Railroad
Worth Wright
Cuscaco
John Corbett
Frank Bennett
George Featherstone
Merchants’ Exchange Bank of
South Chicago
Baker
Brides
Democratic City Executive Committee
Dayton
Traverse City
Mich
Ninth Avenue
Boston
Alley Bros. & Place
Alleys
John D. Alley
Montreal
Joleity
tVouther
LOYAL
the Presidents Lions
EAD
Wird
Winlk Elder's
Evens
Texas
Moyer & Cd
Massa Hee
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