Reverend Hunter Builds Social Moral Urban Church
Rev Rice V Hunter pastors the Seventh Presbyterian on Indianapolis south side where the church, once a mission, now thrives with 59u Sunday school, five doctors among its members, and a plan to erect a 40 by 90 foot new building. Hunter, former hardware salesman and Wooster alumnus, emphasizes practical faith, weekly gymnastics meetings, and a faith that guides both heavenward aims and earthly works.
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Indiapolis
South Presbyterian
Rice Y. Hunter
Mr. Hunt
Tere
Hunter
Wooster University
Hunter Kken
Rice V. Hunter
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Deaverer
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Lieved
Seventh Presbyterian Ward
Settlement and cracks threaten state house foundation
The state capitol foundation shows cracks from ground settling. A 16 by 24 inch stone and other blocks loosen at basement window corners. A man with a bucket, sand and a small saw has been cutting a vent to ease settlement, unpaid at 37 dollars per stint. Also reported is a Chicago pedestrian fatality after being struck by an Illinois Central locomotive. Real estate conveyances for the week totaled 100 transactions valued at 17,231 dollars.
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State House
Albert Gale
County treasurer hunts tax delinquents Monday
Local county officials plan a Monday drive for tax delinquents. The report lists arrests and legal actions, including John Clark facing charges of stealing $45 from Lenora Wright and a plea in the Reinhold case with no move for venue change yet.
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John Clark
Lenora Wright
Reinhold
Belt Road
Gath & Coleman
Massachusetts Ave
John H. Fillmore
Alexandria
Savage
Litle
Alma Potts
N. Delaware
Marion County
Harry Lancaster
Panhandle
Kregelo & Whitsett
Pendleton Ave
Racine
Wis
Wm. H. Webb
Indianapolis
Clara M. Warner
Lemont
Webb
City Controller estimates budget for next fiscal year
Controller Woollen presented a detailed city budget through August 31 1890 with line items across finance public works safety health and law. He recommends 285273.42 total appropriations and a 501000 annual light allotment, noting a possible deficiency offset by outstanding contracts and prior year contracts.
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Woollen
Department of Finance
Hizo
Department of Public Works
City Hall
Tomlinson Hall
Fec,co
Board of Public Works
Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Health
City
Department of Law
Moriigo Ve
Supreme Court
Cline
Silat
Istiw
Department At Public Works
Department of Public Health and Charities
Mr. Woollen
Provisional Chilean Government Formed by Insurgents
Reports from Paris indicate Chilean insurgents have taken control and formed a provisional government with a council of state and four secretaries covering interior works foreign affairs justice education and finance war and marine. They claim control of eight departments and a large share of revenue for regular taxation.
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Paris
Chilian Legation
Teuigue
Chile
Moutt
Silva
Barros
Luce
Newfoundland legislature Faces Coercion Law Tension
In Sr. Jouss on May 2 the Colonial secretary Bond read a letter from Lord Knutsford to Governor O Brien about the coercion law and treaty obligations with Great Britain and France. The legislature gave no reaction while rioting fears grow in Fortune Bay as the government and people await a resolution.
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St. Forns
N. J
Emerald
Fortune Bay
Newfoundland
Waeladd
Saint Pierre
Ciroucester
Sir Knieh
Sr. Jouss
N. B
Bond
Lord Knutsford
O' Brien
Great Britain
France
House of Lords
Riots and political clashes reported in Europe and Greece
Riots in Rome caused large loss of life with socialist Signor Cipriani among the killed. Three battles between strikers and the military occurred Friday in Lyons with many injuries. First meeting of the royal labor commission held in London to avert strikes. Religious riot on Zante island left several dead or wounded. Bismarck received over double the votes of his opponent. Rivas and Palmers ship yards in Bilbao burned Friday. Gen Foster, who negotiated with Spain, says Spain will be represented at the world's fair.
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Rivas & Palmer
Bilbao
Spain
Bismarck
Rome
Signor Cipriani
Chamber of Deputies
Lyons
Royal Labor Commission
London
Gen. Foster
Washington
Greece
Dows
Fragmented OCR Summary Card
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places in unclear order. It appears as a local brief or notice with scattered letters and numbers. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge from the legible text.
Religious services and sermons listed for several churches
First presbyterian led by Rev Haines offers Quar rels and cares and their cure. Fletcher-place methodist with Ray Edwards holds morning Apostasy causes and cure. Seventh presbyterian Rev Hunter morning The Mafia of America for Americans. Central christian Rev Lucas morning Church partnership. Plymouth congregational Rev McCullough morning A study of the psalms. Roberts Park methodist Rev VanAnda morning The Lord's supper. First baptist Rev Taylor morning missionary sermon by Rev Dr Mable evening The land of Beulah. New church chapel Rev a ing Pesth during a state of liberty royal evening bishops. Note: syithou
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First Presbyterian
Haines
Roberts Park
Firemen shakeup sparks political clash over Bowen Merrill case
A heated dispute surrounds the Board of Public Safety and a reshuffle that moved Win Tallentire and others away from nearby stations. Ex mayor Denny accuses political motives, while Chief Webster defends limited board influence. The piece notes personnel changes, injuries from the Bowen Merrill disaster, and a new telephone at Squire Feibleman’s court office drawing much attention.
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Board of Public Safety
Holt
Bowen-Merrill
Win
Tallentire
Martin Metail
Partee
Chad
Taileatire
Denny
Waut Talleitire
Robinson
Tellentire
Martin Meuff
Meuuff
Tom Glenn
Bowen-Merwill
Mewittt
Metiuit
Faulkner
Squire Feibleman
Marer
Sloane
Stewart
Philip Marer
Philip
Battle With Russian Smugsters
A fierce border clash near Sezerencin between Russian gendarmes and Galician smugglers ends with two smugglers killed and several wounded as the outlaws drown trying to cross the Vistula. One gendarme is wounded in the pursuit and battle along the riverbank. The report comes from Vienna dated May 2.
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Vienna
Sezerencin
Vistula
Mayoralty contest ballots and results noted
The article lists Mayoralty candidates with vote tallies, notes the May 1 closing date and May 11 ballot cutoff, and describes ballot submission instructions for The Sun ballot editor. It also references political commentary from The Tribune and remarks on national politics by Evan E Bowell with views on Cleveland and currency.
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Howell
Attsuta
New York
the Tribune
Atlanta, Ga
Evan E. Bowell
South
Cleveland
Georgia
Bill
Andrew Jackson
Gilkey Cleveland
Constitution
Campbell
Ohio
Backbowe
Wolcott
Colorado
Vilas
Wisconsin
Don Dickinson
Voorhees, Gray
Indiana
Destrvoy Thousands of 4 Acres of Fine Wimber Land
Destruction from fires in Mays Lasping New Jersey has scorched thousands of acres, burning timber and cordwood across several weeks. Totals reach about 175000 in damages with several hundred acres, including South Jersey deer woods and pines, lost across Weymouth and Atlantic county. Senator Gardner reported losses of valuable timber as pines worth over 75000 burned.
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Mays Lasping
N. J
South Jersey
Weymouth
Atlantic County
Gardner
South Jersey Deer Woods
New Jersey
Mites
Atlantic
Scranton Fire Destroys Street Car Stables and Church
Fire swept Scranton on a Saturday morning burning the electric street car stables to the ground and badly damaging St Luke's church while the Republican building suffered graufting. The newspaper edition was printed with difficulty after the blaze. Estimated loss nears 3500 to 9500. Suspected incendiary origin. Also note: Dupiin reports a Kilkenny MP and Parnell ally deserted him over the Paris fund for evicted tenants in Ireland.
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Scbant'on
St Luke's Church
Parnell
Dupiin
Fho
Quiny
House of Commons
Kilkenny
Paris Fund
Ireland
Merger of City Street Fight Over Electric Rail Tap
Citizens of Third Street Marion won a court ruling against an electric railroad company seeking to tape a track on the street. Neighbors argue the move would leave gauge issues and disrupt their neighborhood. The case, brought to court by local residents, concluded with a settlement decision.
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Ekhart
Third St
Marion
Electric Railroad Company
Riots and Bloodshed in Europe Sparked by Working Men
Reports from Rome and other cities recount clashes between police, soldiers, and rioters as miners and anarchists protest. Ten soldiers and police are dead or wounded, dozens arrested, with violence spreading to cemeteries and city streets. In Florence and Paris, authorities note coordinated agitation and arrests, while Berlin reports a large socialist meeting with low antisector turnout.
Bath of Molvin Metal The Awful Fate of Workmen
A molten metal accident at the Bessemer steel works in Fouzider Trey New York on Friday night left Frank Hresskie and Zoho Berry dead. Charles Yarder suffered severe burns and will lose both hands in the disaster.
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Fouzider
Trey
N. Y
Bessemer Steel Works
Uwpost
Frank Hresskie
Zoho Berry
Charles Yarder
Features of Sporting Life near end of season notes
A montage of brief sporting items from a late era: teams contesting league games, managers and contracts, umpire notes, and upcoming races. Mentions include Marty Wright, Billy Clingman, Hardie Richardson, Budd Dobie, and several city matchups with batterry pairings, plus Nashville races and league discussions with President Shaffer.
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Bas de Gripre
Fustlers
Grays
Coy
Cleveland
Tire
Billy Clingman
Tsrre Hanio
Sullivan
John
Slavin
Hardie Richardson
Boston Athletic
Minneapolis
Black Pearl
Fitizsimmons
Budd Dobie
Association
St. Louisa
Cincinnati
Dwyer
Vaughn
Neal
Boyle
Columbus
Louisville
Knell
Donahue
Ehiot
Ryan
Pittsburgers
Powers
Chicago
Anson
Nashville
Too Sweet
Willow
Carter B
Julies Sax
Trump
V. Mlc. A
Shaffer
Seventh-st
Brooklyn
Boston
Valleries
Clarkson
Bennett
Kingslow
Carrusher
New York
Philadelphia
Rusie and Clark
Clements and Asper
Pitsburg
Luby and Nagle
Gaiviu
Black
Crewe
Young and Aimimer
Turrea
Rhines
Keevaa
New Rockers at Win and Rider's Stables
Horses clipped by machinery at Wool's stable Wood's stable and Walien's Bead and Foot Store. Ifscu produced a good pair of shoes at Pitten nee 19 fier, Dilton Matter.
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Win
Rider
Wool
Wood
Walien
Ifscu
Batera
Pitten
Fier
Dilton
Matter
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