Free Bath At Herr Schissel's Draws City Crowd
The article describes Herr Schissel's bath house beside Military Park where men and some women bathe in the canal water. It notes the 15 cent price for an hour including a trunk and towel, the zinc sliding board, and a poetry reading by Schissel. It also mentions the free bath project started by the Times, funded by some patrons, and overseen by Mr. Moore, with mixed experiences for rich and poor bathers.
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Herr Schissel
Military Park
State House
Herr
Free Bath
Times
Ray
Herry Schissel
W. R. Moore
Bates House
Mr. Moore
Bath house antics and raids spark local controversy
Vignettes from a city bath reveal boys climbing fences, tearing doors from the bath house, and floating on improvised rafts. Officials discuss relocating the bath near the Friendly Sons, while a willow casts shade over the enclosure and admission remains two cents.
Local News Briefs From City Hospital to County Court
John Banks remains at the city hospital after a gunshot at the colored picnic and Cuoug cilman Sweetland rests easy in warm weather. Mrs Nancy Wright’s stomach analysis for suspected poisoning is delayed for at least two weeks. County commissioners plan July 6 meeting to decide right of way for Citizens' company over Central avenue to Twenty sixth street. New York bottling Co Grant county and several local firms listed with capital figures. Guardians report a busy week taking about 25 children into care. Nora Bannon and others placed with the board after concerns over parental care. Charles B Pringle’s durance vile follows a failed life with his wife and kids. Shoe sues for fegester. Pringle to be jailed until hearing. Receiver Henning declares a 7 percent dividend to creditors of Indianapolis car works. Several claims by out-of-state banks discussed for validity. John Conner arrested after a robbery attempt near West and Washington. Names of families and children appear in a long list of births and deaths with various ailments and ages.
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Nancy Wright
Citizens’ Company
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Supac
Broad Ripple Highway
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Grant County
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Ripley County
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Evansville
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Indianapolis
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Colbert
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Conner
van Camp Hardware Company
Thomas
Elsia McCoy
George
Louise Cassady
Ada Neiderhammer
Anna Grohmann
R Robert
Anna Whaley
David
Josie Reeder
Mrs. Meek
Harry Bowly
Market St
Cecil Franklin
East-st
Frank Dyle
College-ave
Lewis Lang
Agnes “Wallace
Patterson
Beret Moore
Pleasant-ave
John Yoneur
Peru St
Big 4 Announces July 4th Excursion Ticket Sale
The Big 4 lines offer half price excursion tickets among local points within 200 miles for July 8 and 4. Tickets are valid for return through July 6. For details visit Big 4 offices at 0.1H Washington Bt, No. 1989 Illinois St., Union Station.
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Washington- Bt
Illinois St
Union Station
Viaduct Debate and Alabama Street Vacation Contested
A citywide fight over the viaduct plan and the vacation of Alabama Street intensifies as Big Four interests reportedly push for a large freight depot and track rights. The dispute involves the Board of Public Works Mayor Sullivan the Union Railway and potential injunctions while legal actions and tax disputes loom.
Chilean insurgent envoy cites Chilean press oppression
Senor Dom Pedro Monte arrives as Chilean insurgent representative and says Balmaceda suppresses mail telegraph and press in Chile. He criticizes Balmaceda backed courts and lack of redress while praising American freedoms in the United States. He plans to meet the state department on Saturday.
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Walfongton
Senor Dom Pedro Monte
Insurgenta
State Department
New York
Chili
Chile
Harrison Administration Criticized Over Indian Policy
Ex Senator Moody of South Dakota condemns the Interior Department for its Indian policy. He argues Indians should be taught self reliance and citizenship, hostiles suppressed, and that Dakota neighbors understand best how to handle the situation. He calls the policy a major historical error.
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Harrison
Washington
Moody
South Dakota
Interior Department
Dakota
West
Indiana
Parnell Roasted Over Carlow Visit And Other Notices
A Dublin dispatch reports the National Press taunts Parnell over a planned Carlow visit amid accusations of moral failure. The item presses public sentiment against him and notes past incidents at Steyning registry office. Additional briefs mention counterfeit money schemes, a runaway horse injuring property, and local political delays.
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National Press
Parnell
Carlow
Steyning
Steyning Registry Office
Cattle Fight Ends In Man’s Death In Patterson
John Towers, 75, of Patterson New Jersey, tried to separate two fighting cows. The animals gored him to death on Friday.
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N. J
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Dangerfield
Tex
Galveston
Lax
Sloda
New Orleans
Editors support Harrison as safe Republican choice in Pennsylvania
In Atlantic City the Pennsylvania Editorial Association reports Republican editors favor renomination of President Harrison as a safe, satisfactory leader. Democratic editors debate Pattison as a potential expedient, with some unity seen only in discussing him as a possibility rather than a firm candidate.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cooper
Harrison
Five Hundred Tents Set On Fait Grounds For Camp
Light artillery begins pitching 500 regulation 10 by 12 wall tents to lodge visiting warriors. National Fencibles will be met Sunday night by the battery and escorted to grounds. Camps run on military lines with passes to come and go, judges arriving Tuesday with names kept private.
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Light Artillery
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Debt Report Signals Moderate City Liability
City controller Woollen plans a September report comparing Indianapolis finances with peers. Current bonded indebtedness stands at 1 905 500 with assets around 676 700 and 500 000 in Belt railroad bonds. Total liabilities equal 722 600, population 167 060. Per capita estimates show debt burden higher in other cities, lower here at 18.75 per resident to erase debts.
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Mesars
Sherrer and
Spann
Womllen
Indianapolis
Worth of a kiss leads to hidden plunder case
Merrill Capa known as the Ohio terror was jailed for ten years last spring. His wife visited him, they kissed, and she later revealed a pote that showed where stolen goods were hidden. Trusties learned of the secret amid starvation. Broad Ripple subcontractors sue Edison Co. for 15959.49 over a breached contract on the Broad Ripple line. The Edison Co. had sublet to Hanway & Lancaster, who claim 15959.49 after payment delays. Weather forecast for Indiana expects light showers and steady temperatures in the Indianapolis area through June 28 1891.
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Ohio
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Hanway & Lancaster
Watson General Electric Light Company
Edison Company
Chilean revolution wanes as other world events unfold
Reports indicate the Chilean revolution is nearing its end while Gladstone’s illness is minor. Amid global turmoil, storms in Germany and Switzerland cause severe damage and a Swiss tunnel crash leaves two officials dead.
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Switzerland
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Prussia
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Ted the Ripper
London
Lively Boreman Case in Justice Faible Court
In Squire Feibleman's court a divorce case between Elizabeth and Edward Boreman led to a heated exchange between attorneys Everett and Van Buren. A continuance was granted as Boreman arrived late, and the pair argued over legal procedure amid a dramatic scene with a diary book as a prop. The case was continued to Monday at 10 a.m. with tensions high between spouses.
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van Buren
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Edward Boreman
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Ethis
May Parker
Mr. Boreman
Constable Sorters
Blaine Resting as Secretaries Handle Washington Work
The Mail and Express Washington special reports Blaine has had no business with the state department since his New York illness. His physicians demand rest, and the president and assistant secretaries carry the workload. Blaine's Lafayette Square house is closed for the summer and shuttered, with no imminent return anticipated until fall.
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The
Mail and Express
Washington Special
Blaine
State Department
Feyette Square
Libel Suits Spark Citywide Turmoil in Huntington
A wave of libel lawsuits erupts after notices warning Mrs Hayes to leave the city. Prominent residents face suits totaling nearly 100000 dollars as the widow seeks damages of 5600 from each signer. Other items round out a busy paper with political chatter and local notices.
Parrots for Sale at Schrader's on Washington Street
A Reno ad offers young talking parrots at Schrader's 74-5 Washington Street with prices starting at five dollars.
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Schrader’s
Washington-st
Real estate woes linger amid heat and slow building
Real estate traders report a quiet market with many deals stalled by hot weather and gas shortages. Builders seek work while plans for the viaduct and state fair grounds loom as potential catalysts. authorities note 120 contractors idle and awaiting projects. Local agents express cautious optimism for a late summer pickup.
Pittsburg Eyes Burnham to Manage Collapse with Silverbloom Pitcher
Pittsburg releases right fielder Browning and signals Burnham of New Haven may take over managing duties. Silver King, Pittsburg’s $4800 pitcher, hasn’t won in four weeks. multiple team notes mention Northwestern scores and upcoming races and fights.
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