SUSPENSE OVER AS YONTZ APPOINTS COUNCIL COMMITTEES
The council discussed vetoes on renumbering and passed the building inspection ordinance with a proviso. President Yonitz announced new standing committees including Markey Gasper and Waar on Railroads. Walsh?
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Markey, Gasper and Weber
Sullivan
Stechhan
Sherer
Gauss
Lafayette
Trusler
Woollen
Yoniz
Marke
s—Burns
Martindale and
Judiciary
McGill
Myars
Burns
Hicksis, Sweetland and
Rossman
Olsen
Burns, Sweetland and Coydane Light
Hicklin, Burns and
Martinale
Nolan, Gasper and
Markey
McGill, Davis and Burns
Aussman, Pearson and Muiye P
Nolan, Stecihan and
Austin
Murphy, Coy and Dunn
Russman
Austin, Gauss, Pearson and Cooper
Coy
Myera and
Mr. Olsen
Murphy
Mr. Trusler
Cooper
Brother Hicklin
Rassnan
Board of Public Works
Bill Hicklin
Global unrest and violence ripple through Europe and beyond
A British critic vilifies cattle as rioting spreads in Hungary while police struggle to curb crowds. Germany, Italy, and Austria plan alliances to bar products from protected nations. Labor leaders amass arms amid rising anti military sentiment. Italy fears its finances. M Roche is ejected in Paris for labeling the military murderers. Rudini’s final letter to Blaine shocks many, risking Porter's recall. Jews flee Moscow and other Russian towns as cruelty, exposure, and hunger rise. Bogota sits between collapsing hills after volcanic activity threatens the city, sending residents fleeing in terror.
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Hungary
Germany
Italy
Austria
M. Roche
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Rudini
Blaine
Porter
Moscow
Keill
Russia
Bogota
Columbia
S. A
New York Store Offers Largest Stock of Wall Papers
Furniture at Wm. L. Elder's showcases wall papers with the largest stock and highest qualities, offering the best values for customers seeking decorative options.
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Wm. L. Elder
New York
Wealthy Indianapolis resident linked to arrest over violations
Dr Morrison faced awkward scene as Lucy Johnson accused officials while visiting the health office. unrelated items report contractor assignments, legal actions, taxes on goods, and local births and deaths in a broad city column.
Raised the Checks Acids Used by an Expert
A skilled forger uses acid to erase original amounts on checks and rewrite totals. Harry Crossland’s 6.40 check was raised to 246 and paid, later found authentic only by the plaintiff. Similar fraud hit J. C. Perry’s wholesale check, 234.54, mailed to Lafayette, Ind., with the payer’s signature untouched. the fraudster remains at large.
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Harry Crossland
S. Pennsylvania Sr
Crossland
Thompson
Meridian National Bank
J. C. Perry
My Perry
Perry
C. W. Pierce & Co
Lafayette
Ind
A Bad Tale of a Foundling Case in Squire Smock Court
In Monday’s Son and Tuesday’s court session, Ella Zinn of the Judiana humane society testified against Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald over the foundling left on her doorstep. The child appeared in court in tattered clothes, with neighbors detailing repeated beatings and a prolonged confinement in a wood shed. Fitzgerald denied the charges as Patrick questioned the case. Squire Smock reserved judgment for Thursday while Senator Magee spoke on 1892 presidential prospects and Indiana’s political tilt.
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G. W. McLeland & Son
Harry Bowser
Indianapolis
Wn. M. Shops
Kempton
Ladies of Grace M. BE
Indiana Physio-medical Association
Indiana Ave
Boon
Aaron Morse
Lis
Agricultural Insurance Co
Orphan Asylum
Kill & Bauer
C. Doepers & Co
Superior Court
Tis
H. Schneider
Doepers
August Doepers
Attornney-General
Sanborn
Garver
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Company
Hasselman Farm
Fall Creak
Sugar Flat
Robert Smith
Fred Thomas
Geo. Turner
Thomas
Smith
Henry Sweatland
Ella Zinn
Judiana Humane Society
Mary Fitzgerald
Squire Suiock
Patrick
Fitzgerald Trae
Branner
Oigar
Squire Smock
County Surveyor Recommends Court House Lawn Grading
The county surveyor has completed surveys of the court house yard and supports grading the lawn from the building toward the street to a uniform level at the street while keeping the area near the building as is. Foundations of rough stone prevent removing dirt for a cleaner appearance. Commissioner Hamlin favors lowering to a uniform level despite this.
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Court House
Hamlin
Dalton's Head and Foot Store ad reading hats and shoes
Read as a historic storefront notice promoting hats and shoes. Dalton, Uatter and Shoer advertise at Bates House offering a paler of shoes and a good hat.
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Dalton’s
Dalton
Dalton, Uatter and Shoer
Bates House
How They Stand and Ballot Instructions Flash Through The Sun
Sullivan leads the race with Wallace Trasler Cattergon and Grubbs close behind and over 400 votes ahead of Wallace. The Sun ballot editor form is the sole accepted method for voter choice, with notices detailing Democrat and Republican options and a note on private corporate influence and state offices.
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Grubbs
Sullivan
Wallace
Trasler
Cattergon
Trusler
Catterson
Sun
SUN Ballot
Suburban election results in Indianapolis area
West Indianapolis voters favored Charles M. Dickson for trustee and Oscar C. Chambers for treasurer with Wears Wheeler as marshal and a split over Gallagher's nomination helping Tn Roughville Republicans win trustee. Brightwood options split between Peoples and Citizens with multiple local officials elected.
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Indianapolis
Charles M. Dickson
C,co
John Winenow
People’s
J. & Candell
Citizens
Woodruff
D. G. Morris
Third Ward
John F. Messick
John F. Payne
Buyers Day at Art Exhibit and Association Meeting
Wednesday is buyers day at the art exhibit with day and evening hours. The art association meets Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the exhibit to select a picture.
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Art Association
Kilroy and Harley released by Kelly in report
The Cincinnati league releases Frank Foreman while Washington signs a new battery of Mace and Lohman. Schaefer and Carter clash for billiards in Chicago Wednesday for the title as the SuN team tops Clayton Indiana 8 to 3. Umpire Ferguson fears further abuse in Columbus. Nashville races list several events and times. Baseball scores show several leagues with batteries and results including Baltimore Washington and St. Louis Cincinnati.
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Kelly
Kilroy
Harley
Cincinnati
Frank Foreman
Sun
Washington
Mace
Lohman
Baltimore
Oth
Himeself
Schaefer
Carter
Chicago
Tur Sun
Clayton
Ind
Ferguson
Columbus
Sea Club
Irving Scott
Clifford-ave
Nashville
Watuga
Maud B
Queer Toy
Fayette
Capt. Ruby
Milt Young
Blue Vail
Robison
Healy
Milligan
Chamberlain
Boston
Daily
Murphy
Carsey
Hart
St. Louis
Dwyer
Stivetts
Boyle
Louisville
The Wily Mule Man in Legal Rail Battle
County attorney Spencer Talka discusses law in a case about street railway rights of way over a gravel Sugar Flat road. The Broad Ripple and Citizens’ companies clash over permissions, with implications for operation, competition, and potential buyout, including Sunday traffic impacts.
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Spencer Talka
Citizens’ Company
Sa Candry
Spencer
Gar Vlat
Atreet Railway Company
Grand Rippin Company
Sugar Flat
Ripple Company
Myers
Broad Ripple Company
Board of Public Works
Spafer
Injunctions Filed Against Brontol Ripple Company
Attorney Bailey of Irvin Hailey rushed into the county clerk’s office with a sworn statement. A suit against the Broad Ripple company, bought by trustees of nearby property, seeks an injunction to stop trenching along the south side of the road from the village to the park. The filing aimed to halt access to a graded school property and preserve entrance ways, with a decision expected by Wednesday morning.
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Brontol Ripple Company
Bailey
Froe of
Irvin & Hailey
Broad Ripple Company
E Company
Tailer
Ieater
Jacob Pfleger's Violent Outburst and Arrest Incident
Jacob Pfleger allegedly attacked his mother at her home on Tuesday wielding a butcher knife while trying to tie it on her. Constable Hutton, with a warrant, and Squire Habib's court were involved as Pfleger escaped briefly before capture. He faces assault and battery charges as he awaits trial. The piece also notes a fire at Rank Martin's room delaying bugs with gasoline and a sale of property at Market and Mississippi to the Medical College of Indiana.
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Ojr State Board of Agriculture
State House
Market St
Tim Griffin
Nave
Supreme Court
Sam
Jacob
Jacob Pfleger
Navidseast
Hutton
Squire Habicl
Rank Martin
Catterson Block
Kentucky Ave
Rank
Rate
William Will Seek Peace in Empire Speech
The Cologne Gazette prints Emperor William IIs authentic festival speech in which he declares peace his sole wish and promises to do all in his power to prevent Europe from turmoil while governing Germany undisturbed. He emphasizes that if peace lay in his hand he would safeguard it.
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Coroann
Cologne
William
Rhine
Europe
Two Children Fatally Poisoned in Arkansas Case
Two young children of Col. Thomas Tanner of Rigou Arkansas died after taking vermifuge prescribed by Dr. Nevins. Relatives express deep grief and the doctor’s life is menaced as the tragedy stirs fear and anger in Littre Rock.
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Littre Rock
May
Thomas Tanner
Rigou
Ark
Nevins
Child Swallows Pin Faces Fatal Risk in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati report describes eight year old Annia Glassnex collapsing after swallowing a pin at school. Doctors cannot locate the pin despite multiple exams, fearing it embedded in the throat. without removal, death seems likely. The dispatch also notes Queen's Grasse visit cost and rail travel expenses.
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Cincinnati
the Inquirer
Baltaxera
Bothwell
New York
Littin Annia Glassnex
Gaerins
Dynamite Attacks Reported in Mons and Liege
Dynamite outrages blamed on extremists of the labor party disrupt Mons and Liege. In Liege a cartridge exploded in a miner’s home after a refused strike, and near a capitalist’s doorstep a blast damaged the residence. A noted remark by a leader in Dole cites peace, labor rights, and a treaty with Austria, aimed at Bismarck.
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Brisstrs
Labor Party
Mons
Liege
Court of Appeals rules for Ziegier in water works case
Albany May 5 The Court of Appeals grants an injunction against Mayor Vulpin Brooklyn blocking the city from buying Brooklyn water works for 1 259 000 The ruling follows scandalous charges against Brooklyn officials tied to the proposed acquisition. Lithia Rock May 5 Buck Donaldson arrested for murder 20 years after Texas crime. Donaldson, pottery owner, served in the war with Gen Cheatham.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Wm. Ziegier
Vuhapin
Brooklyn
Lithie Rock
Buck Donaldson
Lithia Springs
Wm. Tomkins
Texas
Donaldson
Gen. Cheatham
Turtler
N.Y
John Nief
Madison County
Albert D. Howard
Kiet
Influenza Widespread Hits City of Mexico and Deaths Reported
Hit Mexico hard as influenza spreads through the capital. Two opera companies suspend performances. Notables ill include President Diaz and Governor Cenbollado. Also reports the death of Archbishop Magree after illness contracted during a diocesan visit. Meanwhile a Swedish bark Helged wrecks off St Jonas with only one survivor.
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Mexico
City of
Opera
President Diaz
George Ceballos
Federal District
Gen
Cenbollado
St. Jonas
N. T
Helged
O'Brien to be released from imprisonment
Freeman's Journal from Dublin reports Win O'Brien's term has expired and he will be released. In Madrid workers on public works strike at several cities but no disorder is noted. Sherman plans a large catering event for 300 druggists at Water View Park after noon on Thursday.
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O'Brien
Dublin
Fhe Freeman’s
Win
Madrid
Coronna
Saragossa
Cadiz
Alicante Lave
Sherman
Wateview Park
McNinney
Cincinsati
McKinley
Guilty Couple Charged With Double Poison Murder
Luxcuaure Virginia May 5 Dr John A P Baker and Mrs W R Gilmer arrested at Abington charged with murder. They allegedly conspired to poison their spouses as years of criminal intimacy ended in death for Mrs Baker and illness for Mr Gilmer. Mrs Baker reportedly confessed to poisoning and Dr Baker supplied the poison. Paris May 6 unrest continues around Fourrmius as workers urge troop transfer after labor day riots. France fears renewed trouble as women incite men and government faces pressure over casualties. Washington May 5 frost and cold snap cripples fruit harvest in northern states from Maine to North Dakota. Detroit records 28 degrees the coldest May reading.
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Mya. Baker
Dr. Baker
France
Paris
Soi
Fourrmius
Chamber of Deputies
Tourmies
Conatans
Washington
Missouri
Mississippi
Maine
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Detroit
Striker Killed in Meckersport Labor Fight
In Meckersport a carpenter, Michael Spielman, died from a fractured skull after a quarrel during a strike persuading fellow worker Martin Painter to join. Painter was arrested. Spielman’s friends allege a brick strike. Other brief items report a murder charge bail, a court of appeals ruling, bankruptcies, and local unrest including bread riots.
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Pirrsport
Michael Spielman
Martin Painter
Meckersport
Spielman
Martin
Messenger Boys Strike For Higher Wages In Portland
Wire service note reports Portland messenger boys demand higher wages on Monday. Nearby Detroit tragedy: three boys drown after their boat capsized in the river. Also mentions Dr Storrs Five Minute Headache Cure claims to cure head pain in five minutes.
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Messenger Boys
Portland
Etruck
Old Hutch
Detroit
Dr. Storrs
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