Paris Charity Bazaar Fire Kills Many in 19th Century Tragedy
A blaze at Paris charity bazaar in an arcade venue caused a mass collapse and many deaths and injuries. Prominent attendees and society figures watched as doors trapped panicked crowds. Aid came from Pere Ambroise, Pere Bailli, and Hotel Du Palais staff who helped hundreds escape before more perished.
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Pere Ambroise
Pere Bailli
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la Croix
Hotel du Palais
Anna Gould Reported Missing After Paris Disaster
Paris crowds stand stunned as the catastrophe of Tuesday leaves 350 dead per police estimates. The city halts as theaters empty and rumors swirl of missing Anna Gould, the American heiress who recently wed Count Castellane.
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Anna Gould
Count Castellane
Tragic Paris Fire Claims Many Women and Clergy
Eyewitness accounts describe a devastating blaze with many noble women among the dead. The fire left charred piles five feet deep and few identifiable remains. Mosignor Clari is missing and six Dominican monks perished as foreigners and stall-keepers were among the casualties. George Gould notes no direct news of his sister Countess Castelane being injured.
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St O
Hastmard
New York
George Gould
Paris
Countess of
Castelane
Hage
Paris Bazaar Fire Kills Scores in Grim Aftermath
Horrific Paris disaster at the grand Bazaar de Charilie leaves many dead and unclaimed. Victims include Duchess dAlencon, Duc dAlencon injured, and numerous nobles named in cables. Authorities and charity workers aid grieving crowds as bodies are recovered and identified.
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Vienna
Paris
Opera Comique
Eivery
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Sophie Charlotte de Bavarie
Palais du Industrie
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Rue Jean Gonjon
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Comtesse de Brodeville
Vicomte de Chivigny
Madame Moreau- Nelaton
Henry Jones to Die by Hanging at Michigan City Prison
Henry Jones, convicted of murdering a fellow inmate at the Indiana prison, is to be hanged Friday. He has refused religious consolation and vows to struggle, with preparations complete to carry him to the gallows if resistance occurs.
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Indiana
Uerch
Michigan City
Jones
Prince Constantine in Greece blamed for Mati defeat sparks army reshuffle
Gen Smolentz accuses Prince Constantine of ordering a retreat at Mati, causing Greek rout. Col Vassos replaces Col Manos in command at Arta as Smolenetz resists Athens interference. Britain and France seek intervention while Americans vow to join Greek forces, amid ongoing Turkish pressure and stalled peace talks.
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New York
Ben” Rogers
Jersey City
Constantine Phasoulerides
Greece
Browne
Athens
Addatch
Pharsalia
Mwain
Vetestino
Disbandment of the Royal Archers after contentious meeting
The Royal Archers voted to disband in Indianapolis after a stormy gathering. Officials linked to a national chapter and a local publication scheme faced scrutiny over funding and aims including education and alleged financial schemes.
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Royal Archers
Claude Eyes Senate Run as Turpie Seat Sparks Indiana Clash
The article notes Claude contemplates a bid for the U S Senate targeting Senator Turpie's Indiana seat. Ex Governor Matthews, health good and at his Clinton County farm, is favored for 1881 if Democrats gain legislative control. Turpie lacks Matthews' statewide following and the race hinges on party dynamics.
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Senator Turple
Turpie
Chicago
Matthews
Woman Convicted of Keeping a Lewd Resort in Indianapolis
A woman identified as Mrs Bevhter was found guilty of running a lewd resort. She faced the politer court and was ordered to serve a term of sixty days. The case arose after Nat ie Wreener reported a young girl, who ran away from Shelbyville, publicly accusing the defendant of compelling her into a life of vice.
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Denrie Lecktel
Washington St
Tran Polier Court
Cosie
Natie Wreener
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Central W C T U to Meet and Local Civic Updates
The Central W C T U will meet Wednesday at 1 PM with Mrs. Robert near 103 Central Ave. A detective funeral is set for 1 PM Thursday at 405 E Pennsylvania St. Proposals to pave Ash Street were rejected by 114 residents. Funeral details for John A Colter noted with officials present. Board of public works discussed street openings and repairs, and a habit of fines and vacations for police leadership was reported.
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Eal St. Delaware-se
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Washingtonave
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
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Delaware-st
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Virginia-ave
New Jersey
South St
Henry Maag
Board of Public Safety
Thos. Kennaugh
Supt
Colpert
Pittsburg
Thomas J. Taflinger
Geo. Newland
Crown Prince Constantine denies Greek army retreat orders
The Paris telegraph reports Crown Prince Constantine telling Le Journal that he did not order the retreat from Larissa and that the move was made by others. He says he tried to rally troops at Pharsalia, believes a new Greek offensive should begin once confidence and supplies are assured.
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Paris
le Journal
Pharsalia
Constantine
Larissa
Pharealia
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity May 4–6
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 pm May 6. Fair and warmer, with Wednesday night and Thursday turning warmer. Noon temperature Wednesday 8, 2 pm reading 72.
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Indianapolis
Reformatory Board Meets. Ketcham Interprets Law
The Indiana reformatory board from Jeffersonville met Wednesday morning in the governor's parlors to discuss appropriations for the reformatory project. Attorney-general Ketcham was asked to interpret uncertain parts of the law governing the plan.
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The
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Ketcham
State agent Streeter aids Indiana orphans homes tour
State agent Streeter returned from a tour of orphans homes in Indiana visiting Johnson Bartholomew Grant and Allen counties. He investigated private homes in Jackson and Johnson counties that seek to adopt and approved five applications. He arranges adoptions when a suitable child and family are found. His family now resides in Indianapolis after moving from Hamama Mich where his wife was noted in social and literary circles.
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Indiana
Johnson
Bartholomew
Grant
Allen County
Jackson
Johnson Counties
Ta+dianapolis
Haiama- 200
Mich
May Festival Ticket Rush At Mayer & Co Sale Opens
The distribution of numbers for seats to the May festival has continued at the Mayer & Co establishment for two days. Over 100 numbers were issued by Wednesday morning. Ticket sales begin Thursday and are expected to be very strong aided by a $3,000 price tag for one artist. The chorus is praised for top form and busy rehearsals, with forecasts of distinguished success.
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Chas. Mayer & Co
Bryan in June Visit Possible for Camp Gray Indication
William Jennings Bryan may visit Indianapolis during the first week of June and the Camp Gray group awaits definite dates. He had planned to stop in on his return from the east, but Florida injuries delayed his plans. Indiana Physio-Medical Association holds annual convention at the physio-medical college. About 50 physicians attend to discuss notable cases from across the state. Sessions continue Wednesday night and all day Thursday.
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Rensselaer
Craig
People's Pilot
The
Archer
Indianapolis
I’. J. VanVorhis
Order
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Smith
Mr. Craig
Henry Vincent
Jodie
Tom Hudson
Mr. Shepard
William Jennings Bryan
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Mr. Bryan
Florida
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Alabama
North-sts
Dr Hiram Clinic Listing at Massachusetts Avenue
The notice lists a doctor named Hiram at 288 Massachusetts Avenue with hours 9 am to 2 pm and 4 to 8 pm on weekdays and 9 am to 12 pm on Sunday.
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Toy
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