From Cuba Maj Howard Revises Revolution Tale
Maj Howard son of Gen O O Howard arrives from Cuba and says revolution reports are greatly exaggerated. He calls the revolutionists tramps and says he never saw more than five together. He notes Cuba’s business as usual and tags Garcia as a brigand who died robbing a church. He doubts U S Consul Williams will be withdrawn.
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New York
Maj. Howard
O. O. Howard
Cuba
Garcia
U.S
Williams
Flag lowers as new solicitor general opposes veterans group
Washington March 9 Holmes Con rad the new solicitor-general astonished Confederate brigadiers and voters by opposing the proposed organization of sons of Confederate veterans. The agriculture secretary reports 33 to 50 percent of wheat cropland fed in Nebraska Kansas Iowa and parts of Missouri. The White House flag is down during the president’s absence.
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Washington
Holmes Conrad
Organization of Sons of Confederate Veterans
Secretary of the Agriculture
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
White House
Mother's plea starts city search for missing daughter Minnie Logan
Mrs. Elias P. Logan of 99 Oliver street West Indianapolis implored police Friday evening to locate her 17 year old daughter Minnie who left home Thursday night with road house keeper Joseph Gates near Mount Jackson. Capt. Quigley and Sergt. Kurtz found the couple later on a street car and took them to the station. Minnie says she attended a theater and an all night dance with Gates and nothing improper occurred. Police investigation continues with Gates likely to be questioned.
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Elias P. Logan
Oliver St
Indianapolis
Minnie
Joseph Gates
Mount Jackson
Quigley
Sergi. Kurtz
Gates
Right Among Us Good Duck Shooting Along the River
Dr Martin of the City dispensary recalls a duck hunting trip with President Cleveland and a hackman. They paddled by canoe to a river point below Belt road where Martin fired three shots, downing two ducks from a flock of about 25. The fowls were butter balls, smaller than mallards but praised for eating quality.
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Cleveland
Dr. Martin
City
Count d Hulby Marries Francesca Monti in New York
The marriage of Count Jean Edward d Hulby to Francesca Monti occurred in New York on Friday. The count’s noble lineage traces to the Borghetto family of Italy, boasting one of the world’s finest art collections. Miss Monti, known in Boston for her beauty, was the bride. Count d Hulby was attended by groomsman William Loftin Vanrutan.
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New York
Jean Edward d’Hulby
Francesca Monti
Count Castellane
Borgetto
Italy
Chess by cable links New York and London clubs
A cable match between the British Chess Club of London and the Manhattan Chess Club of New York began Saturday and is to be concluded by night. The event brings together prominent players in a cross ocean contest with games transmitted for immediate play.
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New York
London
British Chess Club
Manhattan Club
A Wife's Complaint and Foreign Victories
A Cincinnati wife reports to police that her husband, working locally, lured her with money to visit a Denison hotel then deserted her at a West Court Street resort. She filed a police complaint. In other news, Yokoyama reports Japanese gains as Kokan falls with Yin Kow captured and foreigners promised safety.
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Edward Shott
Cincinnati
Denison
W. Court St
Yokoyama
Kokan
Yin Kow
Chwang
Indiana Weather Forecast For Saturday Night
Forecasts for Indiana predict mainly clear skies and cooler temps over the next 36 hours beginning Saturday night. Light winds from the north and low humidity are expected with no significant precipitation. Temperatures may dip into the upper 40s to mid 50s after sunset.
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Indiana
Gen Harrison ill in bed at home with pleuritic pains
Gen Henry Harrison confined to his N Delaware street home after a severe pleuritic attack. Doctor Jameson reports the illness not alarming but prone to serious complication. Mrs McKee and children expected to arrive. Tibbetts dismisses telegram fears. Delta Upsilon banquet noted with DePauw alumni in attendance. Marquis of Queensberry faces trial for larceny. Wilde statement included.
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Tibbetts
New York
The
Sun
Melee
Oley Life Highlights Local Happenings and Plans
In Oley Life, notices range from city appointments such as E. F. Claypool becoming park commissioner to plans for an elegant residence at Pratt and Meridian streets by A. G. Kreitleim. Civic groups discuss “A model city” at the Progress club, while spring demand rises for baby carriages. Church services shift after Mayer chapel fire to Riverside mission. John Coburn secures a bond of 832,000 as executor. The choral union will sing at Second Presbyterian. Mt. Jackson resident Wr. Jackman, 52, is declared insane with a tendency for somersaults. Lawyers consider a venue change in Nettie Clervett’s murder case. A local charity group meets at Mansur hall then English's hotel room 85. County clerk Fesler reports fees of 4,995.84 and a contested balance of 138.41 amid fee law disputes. A barber, Geo. Sneaver, is charged with pocket-book theft at a funeral. Change-of-venue arguments unfold in Copeland v Harris, with 75 signatories urging denial. Local obituaries list Henry and Lizzie Alsmeyer’s boy and others, plus illnesses. Marriage licenses shown include Edgar Menefee and Mary Marley. George Kortpeter and Mary Bailey seek a license but lack funds. Judge Stubbs grants a brief aid to wed. Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Adair’s pump dispute ends in acquittal. Miller of Frankfort ships 800 sheep later found stolen from Wyoming. replevin awards recovery and $1. Cream product ads conclude the column.
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E. F. Claypool
A. G. Kreitleim
Pratt
Meridiansts
Progress Club
Mayer Chapel
Riverside Mission
John Coburn
Mary A. Coburn
Envy
Coburn
Choral Union
Arens
Second Presbyterian Church
Jackman
Mt. Jackson
Thomas Hanna
Nettie Clervett
Society For the Promotion of Righteousness
Mansur Hall
English’s
Fesler
Geo. Sneaver
St. Mary-st
Leppert
Ilinois and
Washington Sts
St. John’s Cathedral
Wm. Copeland
A.C. Harris
McCray
Harding
Copeland
Wiltsie
Errins
Henry
Lizzie Alsmeyer
Christ
Lenna Rimer
J. W
Adelia Teal
James
Maria Sleet
Margaret Burke
John Walthal
Allison Gibbs
Ida Flannery
Sarah Cox
Edgar Menefee
Mary Marley
Geo. Kortpeter
Mary Bailey
Stubbs
Mary
G. W. Edward
Wyoming
Baker
Miller
Out Into The Cold Night Demands Damages In Divorce Case
Fannie Bushong files a complaint against her husband's parents claiming they forced her to live with them after marriage in September 92. She says their grocery and boarding house demanded excessive work, branding her worthless, threatening harm, and preventing her from obtaining warm clothing for her and her baby. She alleges the parents influenced her husband to send her away and seeks 5,000 dollars in damages.
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Fannie Bushong
L. Bushong
Ife
Plea for release of jailed Sims in a family case
Attorney Charles Cox urged Judge Brown Faturdiy to release Jack Sims from jail noting he is grievously ill with inflammatory rheumatism and lung disease. Sims pleaded guilty to fathering Lizzie Thorpe's child and was ordered to pay 225 dollars for the infant's support. Cox said Sims offered to marry the mother, who agreed, but her father objected. Case to be disposed Monday.
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Brown
Faturdiy
Charles Cox
Jack? Sims
Sims
Lizzie Thorpe
Air Cox
Jude Brown
Swan
Momtay
Board of Works Names Inspectors and Chairmen
At a Saturday meeting the Board of Works approved vouchers including a street repairs foreman payroll of Lloyds and sewer and bridge gangs. Rufus Swain and J W Chapta were named inspectors J B Cameron and J A Kingsley permanent chairmen at 60 dollars monthly Frank Thom Danville and Geo Champe Bloomington named temporary chairmen at 60 dollars. Burford awarded March supplies contract for 69 dollars final action on Clifford-age improvement bids ordered advertised.
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Board of Works
Lloyds
Rufus Swain
J. W. Chapta
J.B. Cameron Sa
J. A. Kingsley
Frank Thomas
Danville
Ind
Geo. Champe
Bloomngton
W. 2B. Burford
Robbers Fail Safe On Stockton Mail Train
In Stockton California on a Friday night robbers held up the European mail train near Carter's switch four miles south of town. They cut the engine from the train and sent it ahead with no one aboard. The baggage car was searched but they left after finding nothing of value outside the safe. They departed empty handed.
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Stockton
Cal
Carter’s Switch
Here
Marquis Berardi dies after asylum beating by lunatic
Marquis Filippo Berardi a senator and president of the Board of lunacy died Saturday morning after being beaten by a lunatic while inspecting the asylum. Elsewhere dense fog disrupts travel in New York area and rumors arise that Lord Rosebery may resign. Fire destroys stables housing fifteen horses at Ridgewood ice company. Central Loan and Trust Company files for assignment with liabilities of 225000. Walter Hugh Paton, renowned Scottish painter, dies in London.
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Roux
Mareh
Filippo Berardi
Board of Lunacy
New York
Ridgewood National Ice Company
Horatio and
Thirteenth- Sts
Politician Debate Over Nicholson Bill Ends In Veto Clash
A tense Saturday session in the legislature pitted Crumpacker Watson Holloway and Nicholson allies against governor Nye and Republican leaders. Vetoes, amendments, and hustled bargains dominated as lawmakers haggled over school days, the drug store provision, and a 3000 dollar salary for the coroner. The final conferees reached a compromise on the Nicholson drug bill with a discretionary fine and a physician-drug dispense clause.
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Evansville
McCutcheon
Nicholson Bil
Holloway
Crumpacker
Watson
Hendy
Nake
Col. King
Logansport Doorkeeper Briyer Bemuses House Crowd
Jim Bryer of Logansport a gallery doorkeeper at the house acted strangely Saturday morning. He appeared on the upper floor talking and gesticulating wildly and could not be understood. Doorkeeper Wright sent him home after Bryer’s incoherent replies. Authorities attribute his behavior to the tumultuous scenes in the house recently when senators were denounced. Bryer, a known editor and Cass county figure, has served as doorkeeper and is described as a physically imposing man who showed signs of violence.
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Jim Bryer
Logansport
Wright
Tie
Bryer
Cass County
Handsome Marion County Couple Plans Franklin Wedding
W G Van Arsdel well known Marion County representative finally reveals his secret romance with Emma Parr of Von Wor gy von Ash street Franklin. After winter courtship begun in Centralave church revival they will wed next Tuesday in Franklin with plans for a home on North Adabamast.
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Marion County
W. G. van Arsdel
Lourth
Emma Parr
Progres
van Arsdel
Ashe
Romeo
Juliet
Mr. van Aoede
Catherine Grady Declared Insane After Burning Money
Catherine Grady of 301 South West Street was declared insane on Saturday after a crisis in which she believes her husband killed all relatives and intends to destroy items around her. Her husband Michael reports she burned between 1200 and 1500 dollars in cash recently.
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Catherine Grady
S. West St
Michael
Freight Train Seized by Fifty Tramps in Del
In Wrosaneron Del on Friday night fifty tramps captured a Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore freight train. One brakeman was badly beaten. Some tramps were thrown from a car with serious injures. Several suspects were arrested as police pursue others. Also a man named Evans was detained after suspicions he collected deposits from colored customers for Chicago tailor orders. Bond set at 500 dollars.
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Wrosaneron
Del
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Loco Express West Explodes at Cove Station
Harrissorne March 9 A Pacific Express West locomotive exploded at Cove Station Saturday. The engineer was killed and the fireman injured in the blast.
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Harrissorne
Pacific Express West
Cove Station
A Racing Man Gets It
Jersey City March 9 Gottfried Walbaum, a Guttenberg race magnate, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and fined $500 Saturday morning.
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Jersey Crry
Gottfried Walbaum
Adventuress in Goulds Wedding Scandal Over $40,000 Check
New York report outlines a sensational pre wedding episode involving Zelle Nicolaus demanding money from George Gould related to a $40,000 check. Settlement talks allegedly cooled the dispute with conditions for Zella to leave the country. She later returned, threatened disclosure, and involved police and Dr Parkhurst in the unfolding affair.
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New York
Zelle Nicolaus
Haseee Gould
4oNa
George
Zella
Goulds
Anna
Castellanos
Geo. Gould
Byrnes
Dr. Parkhurst
Count Castellane Slapped by Actress After Offense Claim
Miss Gertrude Corey of the 1492 company claims Count Castellane and two friends visited rooms used by her and Winette Burduin in New York. She says he made an offensive remark to Burduin, she slapped him, and as he left Minette tossed roses after him. The count allegedly shouted that he would kill if he were a man.
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Anna
Gertrude Corey
Count Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Winette Burduin
Miss Corey
Minette
Dana Arrested in Washington Libel Case
New York editor Dana and W M Laffan of the New York Sun faced criminal libel warrants issued on indictments by Washington authorities. Dana appeared before Commissioner Shields, posted no bail, and a March 16 hearing was set. The dispute signals a major United States press clash with Associated Press ties.
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New York
Washington
Dana
W. MM. Tlaffan
New York Sun
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Laffan
Cuba
Ma. Dana
Shields
United and
Associated Press
Noyes
Hocking Swindles Wives in Newark Case
Chas Hocking, arrested in Newark, faces multiple charges of swindling women who he married then stole their money and deserted them. A New York matrimonial agency manager says he has robbed more than 50 women.
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Newark
N. J
Chas, Hocking
New York
Hocking
Attorney General Grants Morton Coffee Exchange Dissolution
Albany March 9 Attorney general Hankock granted Charles Stewart Morton permission to commence a suit in the supreme court to dissolve the New York coffee exchange.
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Albany
Hancock
Charles Stewart Morton
Supreme Court
New York Coffee Exchange
Leaky Cisterns Cleaned and Cemented Ad
A compact classified notice offers cistern cleaning and cementing services for $1.50. Includes information on pumps and a contact at 183 Indiana-age with a Read the Table special ad on page seven.
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F. I. Butts
Indiana
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Chicago
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