Pastor Lucas resigns from Seventh Street Church in Indianapolis
Dr Lucas announced his resignation from the Sixth Street Christian Church in Indianapolis today after three years as pastor. He will move to Rockford to lead the Rockford church, saying differences within the congregation and a more promising field inspired the decision.
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Yesipn Christian Church
Polis
Indianapolis
Lucas
Bckford
Christian Church
Illinois
Rockford
Tuccas
Ney
Chicago
Spokane Troops in Readiness Amid Wardner Mob Threat
Burbridge of Wardner arrives in Spokane with family and Lt Burch after fleeing mob danger. U S Army orders hold readiness to move to Wardner on short notice as railroads prepare special trains. Officers elected at Indiana conference of German Evangelical Association and Barlham College. Vaughn divorces and custody issue noted in Tecumseh area.
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Spokane
Okane
Wash
Burbridge
Wardner Hines
Burch
Wardner
Wallace
Department of Fornia
Stranger Fires on Saloon Keeper in Desperate Stand
Monday afternoon a man entered George Reece saloon at Nineteenth and Newmans and demanded a drink with no money. Reece fired five times wounding the stranger in the head and chin, who fled in search of a surgeon and remained at large at 3:30. None of the stranger’s shots hit their mark.
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George Reece
Nineteenth
Newman-srs
Reece
Homecoming Soldiers to Be Feted in State House
Indiana soldiers from Col. Gunder's regiment will spend Tuesday night in Indianapolis with a reception in the state house corridor after a Monday meeting by the Indiana soldiers' aid society. A supper in boxes will be provided, caterers engaged, and Governor and state officials invited. Music by a band, and escort by local military companies, are planned.
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State House
Indiana Soldiers’ Aid Society
Indiana Trust Building
Col. Gunder
Indianapolis
Receiver sought for Crescent loan and investment company
Robert D. Long as administrator seeks a receiver for Crescent loan and investment company now in liquidation. Flo alleges Henrietta Long asked repeatedly for withdrawal of her $1.20 stock but was refused. Company treasury reportedly under $125. Holmin is president and I. M. Warner secretary.
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Robert D. Long
Henrietta Long
Crescent Loan and Investment Company
Flo
B. Holmin
I. M. Warner
Relief urged for Kirkseville and Newton sufferers
On May 1 Cov Stephens issued a proclamation calling the charitable public to aid the stricken people of Kirkseville and Newton. He asks 11 persons clubs societies and associations to contribute and forward funds to the mayor or relief board at Nirksville and Newton. Gebree W. Winpenny seeks the police judgeship with a long Republican background including a 188% legislature nomination and 18 years practice. He pledges to hustle for the nomination.
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Jetverson City
Stephens
Kirkseville
Newton
Nirksville
Winpenny
Gebree W. Winpenny
Mr. Winpenny
Republican County Central Committee
Trouble Over the Zoller Estate Suit Seeks Return to Family
Rosalind Zoller filed suit Monday to set aside Bernard J. Archibalds will leaving property valued at 3 000 to 5 000 to Catholic institutions. Trustees Bishop Chatard and Father Curran are named in the action. The suit aims to restore the property to the Zoller family through a friendly challenge.
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Zoller
Rosalind Zoller
Bernard J. Archibald
Bishop Chatard
Father Curran
Cat Found Preserved Beneath Hard Pan By Farmer
Jefferson Barger of Shelbyville Indiana discovered a mummified cat three feet underground in a bed of hard pan. The animal remained perfect with intact skin and no breaks in claws or teeth. Its whiskers have grayed while embedded in the clay.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Jefferson Barger
Here
Arrests in Maryland garden lead to fines for two women
Virgie Phillips and Emma Lear were fined by Judge Cox on Monday after arrest in a Maryland street garden. The judge also suggested patrolmen could bring in the proprietors of such resorts for allowing girls in their places.
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Virgie Phillips
Emma Lear
Maryland Street
Cox
Three Operators Agree in Evansville Mine Settlement
In Evansville Indiana on May 1 three operators granted miners demand to adopt the Chicago and Pittsburgh scale. About 200 men remain at work while all other district mines are idle.
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Evansville
Ind
Pittsburg
Fire damages sheds on Barth and Keystone avenues
A shed at 1837 Barth avenue owned by Herman Alisch was damaged by a fire of unknown origin Monday noon causing about 10 dollars in damage. A separate blaze at 340 Keystone avenue Sunday midnight damaged another shed estimated at 36 dollars.
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Herman Alisch’s
Barthave
Keystone Ave
Fire destroys Thacker business district and Dayton church
A fire heavily damaged Thacker West Virginia business blocks with losses around 70000 dollars. In Dayton Ohio the Third Street German Lutheran church burned on Sunday with losses near 75000 dollars. Fireman Thos Lawler sustained serious injuries from falling debris.
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Thacker
W. Va
Third-st. German Lutheran Church
Dayton
Thos. Lawler
Dewey Day Celebrations Sweep Across Cities
Sunday closing in Havana surprises locals as communities rally for Dewey Day with flags raised nationwide. Unionist workers and tradesmen in Kansas City, Chicago, and New York celebrate while clashes over church leadership and marital rumors surface amid the observances.
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Havana
Swell
First Presbyterian Church
Evans
Russell Sage
Cissy Loftus
Justin McCarthy
New York
Chicago
Canyon
Kansas City
Send Children Into Indians
Crouse of the Children's home in Cincinnati reports from Indianapolis about Indiana's new law banning the importation of orphans. He doubts if the trustees will post the required $10,000 bond, arguing the home keeps a full record and many children find good homes in Indiana. He cites notable outcomes from children sent elsewhere and contemplates filing the bond.
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Cincinnati
Crouse
Indianapolis
Indiana
New York
Northwest
North Dakota
The Daughter Found in Indiana and Pennsylvania Reunion
Mrs. Mary Williams, who lost her daughter twenty years ago to a touring theatrical company, has learned the girl lives in Pennsylvania as an actress. The two planned a reunion during the daughter's wedding trip. the mother was funded to visit, but the couple did not come. The mother plans to return to live with her daughter and son in law.
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Muncie
Ind
Mary Williams
Fierce Fire Spreads Through Polish Settlement in Chicago
A major blaze in Chicago on May 1 at 2 45 p m engulfs the Polish settlement at Milwaukee avenue and W Noblest. Twenty five houses burned as firefighters deploy forty water streams in a battle deemed out of control.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Ave
Macabebes Seek Protection From Macabelles
In Manila on May 1 a number of Macabebes approached General MacArthur asking protection from Tagalos. American forces rescued five Tagalo prisoners near Calumpit before execution.
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Manila
McArthur
Calumpit
Births Deaths and Marriages Notices Dated Roll of Readable Names
Births list includes George and Annie Whitney. Gibson. Mitchel. Arschopsky. Weltsel. Wysong. Whipple. Wamsley. Scherrer. Geis. Thenna. Janicke. Vanarsdall. Mann. Deaths list names Minnie Bray. Gladdys Riley. Cecelia Moore. Elizabeth Casto. Raymond Outland. John Tracy. Leslie Sedam. Laura Clippenger. Anna Fields. Elmyra Dunn. Isabelle Cook. Money Coleman. Infant Burns. Marriage Licenses list I Bert Terhune to Olive Miller. Henry Vogt to Little Slavin. Albert Fithian to Carrie Martin. William Taylor to Lottie Sims. John Ferrell to Florence Chambers. Noah Wood to Mary Wilson. Harry Bolton to Gracie Davidson. Theodore Hagaman to Elizabeth Stimson. James Pike to Laura DeHart. George Roth to Nora Clifton.
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Annie Whitney
Twenty-eighth-st
Robert and
Lenora Gibson
Newman St
Andrew
Mary Mitchel
Batesst
Florris
Rachel Arschopsky
E. Washington St
Harry and
Mary Weltsel
Ringold-st
Bedford
Susan Wysong
Columbia Ave
Joseph and
Mary Whipple
Jones-st
Chas
Minnie Wamsley
Burton Ave
Bay. Louis
Addie Scherrer
Meridian
Box
Frank
Susan Geis
Harwood
Robert
Lula Thenna
Mr. Jackson
William
Barbara Janicke
B. W
McCarty
James and
Laura Vanarsdall
Yandes
Harvey
Susan Mann
W. Washington-st
Bert Terhune
Olive Miller
Henry Vogt
Little Slavin
Albert Fithian
Carrie Martin
William Taylor
Lottie Sims
John Ferrell
Florence Chambers
Noah Wood
Mary Wilson
Harry Bolton
Gracie Davidson
Theodore Hagaman
Elizabeth Stimson
James Pike
Laura DeHart
George Roth
Nora Clifton
Mayor Switzer Bans Sunday opening and Chicago papers
Monarch MACCMPE NL May 1 reports Mayor Switzer ordered business men not to open Sunday morning and, starting next Sunday, Chicago newspapers may not be sold within the city limits.
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Maccmpe
Switzer
Chicago
Bicycle Funeral in Folkestone for Baby on Bike
A bicycle funeral was held in Folkestone on Sunday. An undertaker carried a coffin strapped to a baby’s body on a bicycle rear handlebar while mourners rode bicycles. Celery-Vesce is advertised as a harmless remedy for headaches and neuralgia.
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London
Folkestone
Radical 333 Per Cent Discount on Tailor Made Suits
A local store advertises a drastic sale on tailor made suits with discounts up to 333 percent. It highlights suit ranges from $7.98 to $25 and includes silk waists at reduced prices, promising alterations and a rapid stock clearance. The notice emphasizes popular cloths, varied colors, and finished linings to entice shoppers.
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Tieidels
China
Wevaee
Hoice
Reese
Convicted Husband Seeks Interview With Botkin
Before sailing for Manila John P. Dunning tried to see Mrs. Cordelia Botkin in jail. She refused, replying to his plea that begged forgiveness and a final meeting, noting her belief she has been wronged and his suffering as well.
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Anghn
Ainst Calvin Vaughn
Abwn
San Francisco
John P. Dunning
Manila
Cordelia Botkin
Dunning
Ida
Joe
Northwestern Avenue Width Cut Narrowed to Eight Feet
A large delegation pressed the Board of Works Monday to narrow Northwestern avenue from Faircreek to Crown Hill from 100 feet to 66 feet. Opponents argued the road is a national turnpike and city rights are limited. Residents seeking vacated space claimed county action years ago but new surveys found no record. The board settled on an eight foot roadway compromise.
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Northwestern-ave
Faircreek
Crown Hill
Board of Works
Honor to Dewey on anniversary of Manila victory
President McKinley sends a message from the navy yard to Admiral Dewey praising his fleet's brilliant achievements at Manila. The American people unite in affection and gratitude, noting the epochal historic deeds in world history.
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New York
McKinleyley
Navy Yard
Admiral Dewey
Brooklyn
Dewey
Manila
United States
WM. M'Kinley
Prof Buchner Dead Author of Many Works
Darmstadt May 1 Prof Friedrich Karl Christian Ludwig Buchner aged 75 has died. He was the author of works on force matter nature mind and the future.
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Darmstadt
Fredrich Karl
Christian Ludwig Buchner
Ruling on Township Reform Bill Sets Reporting Duties
Attorney general Taylor ruled that township trustees must report all business to the county commissioners until April 28 and thereafter to the township advisory board at its December meeting. A September meeting will require reports of all contracts and expenditures. no estimate is needed at the first meeting.
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Taylor
Township Advisory Board
City Grain Market May Day Prices and totals
Market report from City Grain Market for Monday May 1 shows bid and offer levels for Wheat Corn Hay and Oats with multiple grades and car counts. Prices include No 2 red at 72c May 72c and various white and yellow corn figures across multiple grades and color distinctions.
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City
Timothy
Reid
Anti trust live stock message from R F R Shiel & Co
Indianapolis May 1 1899 R F R Shiel & Co claim lower market receipts last week and that the Trust sells most stock to one packer while they use eastern packers buyers over fifteen to twenty years. They promise better prices through direct weighing in one draft and urge shippers to place stock with them. Cattle and pig prices listed with markets down.
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Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Saveee
Reese Vere
Indisnapolis
Ind
Chicago
St. Louis
Here
Trust
Classifieds fragment listing rooms for rent and jobs in the city
A jumble of rental notices and labor ads appears. Items include unfurnished and furnished rooms for rent at several streets, a few housekeeping rooms, and positions like an experienced German cook, general machinist, and a dishwasher and dining room girl.
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Meridian
Miami
New York St
Careme
Michigan
Capitolave
Cornell-ave
Az-reom - Sady Benate-ave
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