Arrests Warrants For Those Who Stopped Monon Trains
U S Commissioner Van Buren swore out warrants for three Monon railroad strike leaders delaying Hammond trains. Marshal Hawkins and two deputies moved trains, with more officers possible if resistance occurs. The Monon system is nearly paralyzed as union tensions flare across lines into Indianapolis and reports surface of possible Pennsylvania Line sympathy action. A local American Railway Union meeting denounces press coverage while vowing peace and avoiding mail disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Ayres & Jones
Monon Railroad Company
U. S
van Buren
Monon
Hammond
Marshal Hawkins
U.S
Baker
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Line
Pullman
American Railway Union
Washington
Grant
Agnew
Thos. Dooling
Hawkins
Theban
Debs
Chicago
Big Four
Cincinnati
West
Judge Woods
U. S. Circuit Court
Bancroft
Atchinson, Topeka
Santa Fe
Illinois
Marscal Hawkins
Union Station
Jd. A. Foley
Union Facific
Pension Office Shake-Up Ends Total Democratic Control
The Tension Forces will undergo a final change Saturday in the pension office, leaving almost all members democratic. The last discharge includes John Clinton, George Marshall, Ed Parmalee, W. H. Calvert, CaptOlive, Al. Alford and R.O. McAlexander. Parmalles resigned after his fate was known to become bookkeeper. Remaining Enssey men are Geo. Hoover, L. M. Mansfield, Walter Johnson, Robt. Medkirk, and Jas. Boyer, who served 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Office
John Clinton
George Marshall
Ed Parmelee
Capt.Olive
al. Alford
R.O. McAlexander
Parmalles
Mr. Enssey
Geo. Hoover
L. M
Mansfield
Bord Company Home Brew Bottled Tea Ad Piques Interest
A fragment advertises bottled Home Brew products including Pale Select and a Columbia variant. The ad notes contact by telephone and promotes a wholesome, pure image for consumer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Street Car Smokers Face Ancient City Ordinance
Augus tus Lynch Mason, president of the street railway, rediscovered an old ordinance prohibiting smoking on cars punishable by 100 fine and 30 days in jail. Notices were posted in College-ave cars, but many passengers mocked or ignored the rule. Conductor threats and mixed reactions followed as some riders accepted the rule while others refused to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Lynch Mason
Mason
Ir. Mason
College-ave
College Ave
Smiley Chambers
Manon
Dying Man Found Beside Road. County Neglect Suspected
Charles Sutton, suffering from a severe skin disease, was found beside a west city road Thursday by farmers. Health authorities suspected smallpox and notified the health board. Officer Mattlock and County physician Carron searched Friday for the man, who remained near shade trees, nearly unconscious and thirsting, with no protection or care despite being a county patient.
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Chas. Sutton
Health Board
Mattlock
Carron
Carson
The Ripples Election in Broad Ripple Town Rally
Broad Ripple citizens held a town convention on Thursday naming a ticket for Clerk James Brady Treasurer Hes song Hubbard as marshal George Hubbard trustee first district N B 8 Frovender second district Clarence Kirk third Dr J W Bates The election is set for Saturday July 14 The headpiece features a miniature electric motor car symbolizing the suburban road hoped for by residents.
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Broad Ripple
Jas. Brady
H. Ms. Hessong
Geo. Hubbard
N. B
Frovender
Clarence Kirk
J. W. Bates
Politica
Mineture
City Park beautification efforts prompt public attention
Board of works aims to make the city park noticeably attractive. A garbage contractor sues to halt outside removal of hotel and restaurant debris. A North and South-side drug clerks baseball game at Broad Ripple park ends 15 to 13 for the South. Mrs. J H Oliver honors Miss Hannah Erwin amid engagement to Grafton Johnson. Wm Sturges sues several individuals for 1000 alleging theft of furniture during family absence. Council judiciary committee meets about extending fire limits with debate over southwestern boundary and frame cottages. No decision reached.
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Board of Works
Jameson
Broad Ripple Park
J. H. Oliver
Hannah Erwin
Grafton Johnson
Wm. Sturges
W. ©. Howeison
Chas. Hartman
F. L. Sayles
Glass and
Whitesell
Council Judiciary Committee
Debs Leads Nationwide Rail Boycott Amid Union Ties
June 29 dispatches report Gena Debs claiming broad union support to shut down rail traffic if necessary to oppose Pullman. U S judge Caldwell warns against interference while multiple roads begin or threaten strike actions. Reports from Chicago and other points describe widespread tie-ups and preparations for Friday actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGco
Gena
Howard
A. RK. U
Pullmas
WBE
McBride
Miners’ Union
Caldwell
U. S. Court
United States
Atchison
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Curiaco
A. R. Union
Alton
Rock Island
Debs
Santa Foe
Illinois Central
Miller
Milwaukee Road
Tacoma
St. Louis
Pullman
DesMoinis
Knights of Labor
al Aays
Knights
San Francisco
Olney
Terre Hauta
Illinois
Divansville
Terre Haute
Acquitted Husband in Shooting Case Amid Public Sympathy
Frank Henneberger was acquitted in a criminal court on a charge of shooting with intent to kill James Baker after a quarrel at the Henneberger home. Letters involving Mrs. Henneberger and John Kem were presented. Baker, who died from the wound, was a friend of Kem and visited Eva Overton at the house. Neighbors showed mixed reactions during the verdict. A second item reports 8-year-old Edward Carr drowned in Hagie Creek while swimming near the I and VY railroad bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henneberger
Jas
Baker
Mra
Henneberger
John Kem
Khem
Eva Overton
Hanneberger
Miss Overton
Hagie Creek
Edward Carr
Alissouri
Niagara Falls Excursions Planned by Local Lines
Under Trunk Lines agreement no Niagara Falls cheap excursions will run until after August fires. Cincinnati, Ramston & Dayton Railroad plans a Magar Falls trip in early August at a low rate, likely larger than prior years. announcments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auenst
Chcrnati, Ramston & Dayton
Magar Falls
Indianapolis Artillery Heads to Little Rock Tournament
The Indianapolis light artillery team prepares to travel by special car Saturday noon to Little Rock Arkansas for a competitive tournament next week. The squad endures strict daily drills at the armory with early rising and limited meals, aiming for top form, while mascot Oscar Vorbis has died and the dog Bipir is unavailable. Dr O S Runnels notes political chatter in Colorado and possible gubernatorial prospects.
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Indianapolis Light Artillery
Little Rock
the Armory
Ark
8. Louis
Row Mountain Road
Lince
Armory
Mississippi
Seventh-ste
Capt
Curtis
James Boswell
Ed.Johnson
Raaing
Oacar Vorbis
Bipir
Runnels
Denver
Col
Myron Reed
Colorado
Waite
City News Briefs From Madison County and Nearby
John Case, Madison county boy, sent up for grand larceny, committed to reform school by the governor. Rev. Whitney resigns pastorate of South-street Baptist Church. 14-year-old Palmer Poore injured after a 50-foot fall from a tree, treated at home by city ambulance. Ward 12 Democrats lament neglect and poor sanitary conditions. women invited to study civil government and women’s rights at Mrs. J. R. Nichols’s home. Hospital staff discharge James Hillett, Charles Lewis, and C. L. Canary amid discontent. Dr Wright notes displeasure with conduct but time given to improve. Local notices on parcel phrasing and marriage license listings accompany other brief items.
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John Case
Madison County
Reform
Whitney
South-st
City Dispensary
J. R. Nichols
Pennsylvania
James Hillett
Chas. Lewis
C. L. Canary
City Hospital
Wright
Board of Health
Tau Sun
Magland
England
Brewns
Carrie Grant
Edward
Minnie Sweeney
W. D
Mrs. Dosch
Chas
Anna Brown
Dre
Lillie Williams
John C. Smith
Clifford Cotton
C. A. Winter
William R. Griffith
Ira B. Tomlinson
Haywood Wide
Alice Hanley
Austin L. Russell
Otte Cotton
Jackson Howard
Lizzie Brown
Charles E. Cox
Estella Grace Hoover
George Stolté
Fannie Haar
John 8
Martin
Sarah J. Grider
Charles. Pearce
Louie Ringer
Popular Pastime in State Drives Lynch Law Tales
A collection of alarming, fragmented reports describes mob violence and local disorder across several towns. Incidents include lynching threats in Colorado and Missouri, a pole-lynching in Monett, and a hooded assault in New Jersey. The handwriting of public outrage and political street battles with officials is mixed with municipal concerns over street cleanliness and funding, amid brawls over a railroad conductor and a brewer with a pass.
Gloriously Defeated Muncie Nine In Waterloo At Polo Grounds
A noisy crowd traveled from Indianapolis to Muncie after a 23 to 15 loss. Doherty and Loonis sustained injuries amid 19 errors per side as Powell’s pets celebrated a victory. Spectators and escorts recalled the battle, praising Indianapolis police and recalling brewery taunts.
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Muncie
Lnion
Powell
Indianapolis
Doherty
Her
HeGuti
Schrotz
Loonis
Recer
Thornburg
Weat-end
Columbia Alley
Fellera
Ghostly memories spur doctor tales in late night store
In a Washington Street drugstore a regular customer recalls a ghostly sighting of Dora seen in moonlight and cured illness, while Dr Perry shares a childhood ghostly encounter linked to Dora’s death. The exchange ends with the customer promising to pay Monday if she lives, or return if she dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Perry
Jozeph KR. Perry
Dora
Mystery Untangled Hat Pin Case Helps Boy Speak
Four year old Francis Collier, son of Undertaker Collier, suffered spasms and muteness since infancy. A surgeon found and removed a hat pin about 4 inches long from under the skin of his abdomen. Since the operation the convulsions diminished and the child is gradually learning to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Collier
Undertaker Collier
Tariff Bill May Be Voted On Monday
Washington June 29 Aldrick said the tariff bill would be reported to the state Friday, general debate had on Tuesday and a final vote taken Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
T. A. Goodwin
Chesapeake & Ohio Road
H. Q. Par- Boua
Grady's Inn
Goodwin
Haewernsaen
N. J
Hinchcliffe
I’atterson
Jones
Washmeton
Aldrick
Astate
Ratusday
Bargains abound at Dalton and area stores this season
Dalton offers 50 cent straws and low prices on men’s shirts and suits at The Arcade. Danbury Hat Company promotes fine straw hats while H P Wasson lists millinery gloves shirt waists and underwear. Granger dry goods and Gide Tule also advertise bargains. The Progress store touts all wool suits at startlingly low prices and white Pine bedding is the newest fad.
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Dalton
Harry Krause
Arcade
Danbury Hat Company
Bes
Albert Gall
Baker & Raico Pb
H. P. Wasson
Bareda Tue Granger Dry Gooda
W. Wesingiemar
Gooce Phelstrov
New York
M. M
Fourth of July Celebration at Armstrong Park
Gov. Matthews and Mayor Denny will speak at the Armstrong Park Fourth of July event with sports of all kinds and a rule prohibiting intoxicating liquors on the grounds. Admission is 40 cents with ample vehicle accommodations and laundry services available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong’s Park
Matthews
Denny
Broad Ripple suburban rail scheme teased by attorneys
A reporter questioned attorney Spencer and others about the Broad Ripple suburban railway. Talks touched on private rights of way, cross-town tracks, potential deals with the Citizens' Company, town incorporation, and the planned route through Westville gravel road, with a pledge to push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple
Spencer
Citizens’ Company
Kr. Spencer
My. Clay
McDorsid
Ripple Company
Mason
Mr. Spencer
Groad Ripple
Nawapaper Boys
Scared to Death After Provoking Storekeeper
Frederick Emich, 15, fled in panic from a storekeeper and two boys Thursday evening. He was found dead Friday morning in a neighboring cellar where he hid. Excitement and fright caused heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Emich
A BAD PRORHESSOR, He Smoked Cigarettes and Guzzled Beer
Jersey City report on a high school principal Wm Sweeney being dismissed for smoking and drinking. Judge Bartholomew sets wifes alimony at 6500 dollars after divorce from a cruel husband, estate valued at 20000 dollars. husband blamed for forcing wife to work and drive milk wagon post World’s Fair. Ravages of a Storm hits Richlownp Ind with great damage, one man injured. Wayne county dairy areas suffer. Weather forecast for Indiana predicts continued warmth and fair weather through June 30, 1894.
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Jersey
Bartholomew
Drenzeman
Ricrwonp
Ind
Frank Dunhem
Wayne County
Great Annual Picnic and Horse Races at Yair Grounds
The notice announces a Irish American event at Hammond's Park on July 4 featuring a Great Annual Picnic. The horse races at the Yair grounds run from July 3 to 6 with top riders and strong betting odds and admission set at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond’s Park
Yair Grounds
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Guzzle
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Greenwood
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Yrusler
Kramer
Mayer
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