End of the deal as Hoolier stars head to New York
President Brush and Director Schmidt return from Columbus worn from two weeks of conferences. The Sun reports the exodus of Glascock, Danny, Rosie, Burkett, Sonmigere, and Willalo to New York, with paid salaries and possible loan or semi partnership terms. Brush aims to decide players’ futures in ongoing talks before I press.
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Brush
Schmidt
Columbus
Occidental
Ecap
Hewitt
Atlantic
League
St. Louis
Baltimore
Glagsgock
Danny
Rosie
Burkett
Sonmigere
N' York
George Willaloo
Glasscock
Torgo
Goodby
Nick Young
Rusie
Sun Man
Rusia
Brash
al. Johnson
Sun
Co. Downing
Ap Association
Louisville
Phelps
American Baseball Association
Toledo
Syracuse
Rochester
Detroit
New York
Wallace
Ewing
Brotherhood
Talk of a New Theater by Dickson and Talbott
Rumor claims Dickson and Talbott plan to build another theater with negotiations for a site on Washington Street near Panpaulvania. The plot fronts on Washington Street and Virginia, with Henry Talbott considering English's opera house lease ending next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson & Talbott
Washington St
Panpaulovania
Washington-st
Virginia-are
Henry Talbott
Eiaila
Will English
eDansger
Ifor
Office cats and their antics across city papers
A nostalgic tour of famed newspaper office cats from the New York Sun to the Indianapolis Sun. The piece notes Dana the Sun editor, Bodwell the foreman, and the playful rivalries with kittens, collars, and a pantheon of notable felines. It blends humor with local lore and a museum relic cat in Cleveland.
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Daisy
Charles A. Dana
Panorum
Hurry
Pennsylvania St
Mr. Dana
Bodwell
Dana
Arkell
Judge
Foraman Bodwall
Alexander
Indianapolis Sun
Jim
Shelfeline
Union Square Theater
New York
Dr. Dovey
Knox
East
Bryan McSwyney
Metropol
New York Board of Trade plans counter move on Chicago
New York produce exchange intends to publicize its prices after April 1 to rival Chicago quotations. Managers hope to establish New York as standard quotations and may circulate prices on gold and stock tickets with help from the gold and stock company. Commercial Club directors report progress on national foundry efforts and form seven member committees led by Eli Lilly and others to cover finance press arrangements memberships city interests manufactories commerce railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Board of Trade
New York
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago
Chicago Board
Produce Exchange
Exchange
Corporation of the Gold and Stock Company
Commercial Club
Turpie
Bynum
National Gen Foundry
Lilly
Eli Lilly
W. Fortune
A. F. Potts
Nathan Morris
Oran Perry
Otto Steckhan
Commerce
W. A. Eastman
Henry Jameson
Bismarck Breaks Down In Public Display Of Affection
Berlin March 26 Ex chancellor Otto von Bismarck was in an afternoon carriage drive when a sight accident forced him to stop A large crowd gathered around him showering bouquets and kissing his hand He grew emotional and wept openly as the people expressed their love and respect for him.
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Berlin
Bismarck
A Social Ball Ballads With Mincemeat Dish Favorites
The social whirl continues after the assembly sessions with a Tuesday night ball at Wrights hall called the Claxa Bello. Jeff Dixon hosted a lively event for the colored population, featuring chiddling dishes, a debate over hats, and a planned pigs feet eating contest. Dixon’s past as a sleeping car porter adds to the ball’s notable lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrights Hall
Jeff Dixon
Ward McAllister
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Phillins
Indiana-ave
Jerry Frankin
Franklin
Phillipe
Mose Lewie
Indianapolis
Ben Ross
Louisville
Arcade clothing store losses adjusted and business to resume
The Bowen-Moarrill fire losses at Arcade clothing store have been satisfactorily adjusted and business will be resumed immediately. George Bryce reported four valuable horses stolen Monday night near the fire scene on Washington street. Wednesday morning the injured firemen were mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade
George Bryce
Washington St
Immigration crusade grows despite cheap labor fears
A movement to curb cheap foreign labor expands, led by foreign born citizens. In Wheeling West Virginia charges were filed against Sisley, former trustee of the city gas works, for theft of five thousand dollars of city property.
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Pitrspurg
New Crusade
Wheeling
W. Va
Sisley
City Gas Works
The YOutz fund grows as support for Voltz children rises
The Tru Sun fund for the Voltz children continues to grow with broad donations. A portion comes from existing donors to the general fund, yet many give again to aid Tony Voltz’s large needy family. Richard L. Talbott begins daily inspections to assist and relay urgent needs while the fund plans lasting support. Total raised reaches 627.33 with multiple local contributors listed.
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Tru Sun
Voltz
Tony Voltz
the Journal
Fire Suy
Volz
Richard L. Talbott
Sux
Voliz
Tilia
Anna Bilger Zo
Fa Nell
Dalie Weise
Carrie Kober
Ada Fraaizmin
Frea Wilkaning
Wardup Dustnow
Meyer
C. De_ Mert
Julia Duffy
Uedeis
Veiland
Laura Euech
Aubert Diaddox
S. Gibson
Avid Gibson
Mohl & Co
C. J. Warn
En. Schrader
SI. FE. T. Lard
Sproule
C. A. Ringer
Roscoe
Filling Vacancies An Alderman Who Wants to Break Into Another Position
An alderman seeks a new post amid tensions over vacancies in the fire department following the Bowen-Mohrill fire. Debates center on promoting George Holderman over Sherry’s deputy, with Reilly pressing for the Vincé. Chief Dougherty backs Holderman and may urge several other promotions, causing friction with Col. Hirum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen-Moerriil
Dougherty
George Holderman
Cherry
Reilly
Vincé
Western Union
Holderman
Col. Hirum
Insurance man flees Gotham for Canada amid license probe
In Hamilton Ontario a New York Life collector absconded with 10 000. City officials and deputies testified against clerk Bowlus over a liquor license claim tied to Dick Wells. Mayor Sullivan fined Wells's operators 25 and costs for unlicensed saloon operation. Forensic clues aim to identify the guilty party as the probe continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Canada
Hamilton
Ont
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York
Bowlus
Hons
Miguel DeToomey
Harvey Stout
W. W. Walden
Benno Mitchell
Sullivan
Dick Wells
Hisler
Duncan
Wells
Nipped in the Bud A Prominent Board of Trade Man Targeted
Detective Quigley and Chief Splan shadow a plan to blackmail a leading grain dealer. A messenger boy carried a note revealing the would be blackmailer, a widower in a separate case. State's attorney Mitchell ruled no Indiana law violation, while other reports note a minister arrested for mail robbery and a Swedish man jailed for neglecting family support.
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Quigley
Bates House
Chief Splan
Splas
Caosey
Mozeyed
Burford
Burford’s
Quigtey
Illinois St
Board of Trade
Mitchell
Spiau
Indiana
Splan
PROM
Vpelbon
Trans-Atlantiques and Vaidis Sisters at the Grand
Craxa Herrman presents an artistic vaudeville at the Grand on Tuesday. Eunice Vane and Gus Williams headline with varied acts, while Treway dominates with elegant juggling and hat theatrics. The Park-Vaidis sisters draw large crowds with daring leaps and thrilling aerial stunts.
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Craxa—Herrman
Park—Vaidis
Atlanta
Hermann
Eunice Vane
Gus Williams
Frank Daniels
Mr. Rosa
Mies Fenton
Gage
Freddy Dark
Picce
Katie Seymour
Letty Lind
Sylvia Gray
America
Miss Seymour
Europa
Sara
Treway
Ricke
Napoleon
Jealous Lovers Tale Taints Stage Star’s Poison Plot
March 25 report from the Southern hotel says Mrs. Nat Goodwin lay seriously ill after a poison dose. Speculation swirls that jealousy over Isabel Coe or Mrs Frank McKee sparked the incident, while Goodwin, in ill health and heavy gambling, faced a turbulent private life and the loss of his child.
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Goodwin
Louis
Nat Goodwin
Aliil
Southern Hotel
Pope's
Lalia Farrell
Efsen
Mr. Goodwin
Wif
Myre
Brutal outrage targets two young women in Independence
A Kansas City man named Will H. Cline faced a mob in Independence after pursuing Miss Mattie Bryant. He was seized by about six men, stripped, tied to a tomb, doused with water, and left at the cemetery before freeing himself. The incident follows a warning from local suitors and hints at ongoing social tensions in the area.
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Independence
Will H. Cline
Kansas City
Mattie Bryant
Cline
Guy Alles
Miss Bryant
Allon
Kansas
Clive Therc
City
Harrison FE. Tincher Ban
Alice R
Outfits Clearout at Famous Eagle Tailor Shop
At 13 West Wash St the Famous Eagle store offers 200 pairs of cork screw dress pants in blue and black from mixed suits. Pants, originally $6.60 to $8 value, now set at $4.60 per pair to move stock quickly on a first come basis until sold out.
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West Wash
Famous Eagle
Deacon James Tathill Arrested in Local Robbery Case
N J town rocked by arrest of James Tathill a deacon charged with burglary after police found a cellar packed with gold diamonds cash and valuables totaling thousands of dollars. He initially denied the charges but reportedly confessed claiming sleepwalking theft. Neighbors note his upright life and speculate about a larger theft ring possibly linked to his wife. Further developments awaited.
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MoxTcuam
N. J
James Tathill
Tuthill
Tuthili
Dismissal of Big Four Conductors Sparks Strike Talk
The article outlines potential rail conductors strike action as Aga Heguit and Tae Sun push for a stoppage after dismissals. A conference with General Manager Green failed to resolve issues, and the union plans to press rights and protections at the Rochester assembling. The order claims 18,000 members and warns of possible widespread impact if a general strike is ordered.
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Aga Heguit
Tae Sun
Green
Rochester
Uas
Weather for Indiana and mixed 1810 era notes
Local forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 4 a m March 27 1810 shows slightly warmer fair weather. The column rambles through baseball gossip with teams and leagues, mentions Jamestown and Colts, trading hints, and a Chinese laundryman stockholder who played ball. Also includes a clothing sale notice for worsted cork suits at 6.90 and sales at No 713 W Washington St by The Famous Eugie.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
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Iron Prince
Russell Sage
Bludbilder
K. K. Kures
Youtz Fund
Paris
Herbert Bismarck
Stowly
Cincinnati
New York Grand Jury
Sheriff’s Office
Japan
Tokio
West Chester
Pete Jackson
Mary Agnes
Frank Kent
W. King
Leo Martinetta
Minnie McDowell
Maximilian Pappenheim
Miss Wheeler
Philadelphia
Miss Whetler
Monti
Ala
Preston C. Chaney
Fiorida
Chaney
Duttons
Als
Hunterville
Bentley Arme
Ablington
N. d
Vaidis
Baffao
City Life
Prohibition State Central Committee
Farmers’ Institute
Saylor Peterson
Crawfordsville
Hovey
Wella
C. C. Foster Lumber Company
Pullman Electric Motor Company
Loganeport
Capital
James M. Guffy
Daniel O’day
Central Trust Company
W. H. Calkins
Indianapolis Natural Gal Company
Calkins
Washington State
Frank Bird
Bridgeport
Conn
Pittsburg
Paul Radford
Resque
Brooklyn Brotherhood
Clements
Billy Harrington
Ward
Chamberlain
Jamestown
Jamestowns
Colts
Peru
Nimick
Hop Seung
Hop
Association
Brooklyn
Washington
Atlantic Association
Eithier
Washingtonst
Eugie
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