Gentry Show Travels With Elephants In Modern Car
Prof. Gentry, blooming ton Indiana, owns a grand hotel and leads a traveling circus with dogs and elephants. The train carriages include feeding stalls and heavy oak doors for elephants to safeguard against accidents. The show runs 40 weeks a year, yielding profits rivaling top theatres, with plans for a European tour next season.
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Europe
Molineux Freed Then Recalled on Assault Charge
Roland B Molineux, held in the Tombs for weeks, was freed after a grand jury declined to indict him for murderously intent in a poisoning attempt on Harry Cornish. He was seized again at the doorway by detectives serving a first degree assault warrant and returned to custody as courthouse rumors swirled.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Molineux
McMahon
Court Probers Resume Duties With Notable Exceptions
Washington May 10 Gen Geo TW Davies remains away from duties as he serves as governor of Porto Rico Brig Gen James F Wade leads the Dakota department from St Paul Col Gen Gillespie returns to New York city as division engineer overseeing fortifications and river and harbor work Lieut Col Geo B Davis returns to West Point where he has taught law recently
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Ashington
Ithe Beef Court
Geo. TW
Porto Rico
James F. Wade
Department of Dakota
St. Paul
Gillespie
New York City
Geo. B. Davis
West Point
Cut His Head Open New York Op At Eye Ear Infirmary
William Sermings, 19, of Greenport Tu 1 will risk severe removal of a jugular vein after necrosis of bone behind the left ear. Doctors removed diseased bone from three cells of blood. Dr. Bacon performed the operation. Prognosis carries hope for Jennings' recovery.
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New York
William Sermings
Greenport
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Bacon
Jennings
Senate passes amendment allowing monopoly in large cities
Saubstin Texas May 10 report says a senate amended the anti trust law to permit a gathering distributing agency to hold a monopoly in cities with populations over fifty thousand.
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Saubstin
Tex
Senate
Stage line formed by Duluth strikers and more
Fragmentary notes describe Duluth strike leaders forming a stage line, Merril New York introducing a toboggan, and various scattered items from Coney Island to a German Reichstag reference. Other bits mention a Buffalo boss shot, a Philadelphia home incident, and a planned visit by Kinley in June.
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Coney Island
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Medy
Buffalo
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John Skinner
Guam
Henrietta
Phila
Semselves
Inquiry Ordered Into 1893 Swiss Arrest of Curtis
Berne reports a note from the American legation prompted a new inquiry into the arrest of Curtis in Switzerland in 1893. Curtis, formerly with the Library of Congress, was detained four times in 1895 amid mistaken identity as a spy. He was repeatedly released and finally allowed to depart for the United States at the American minister’s request.
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Berne
Legation
Confederated Council
Curtis
Switzerland
Law Library of Congress
United States
Daring Feat As Delirious Girl Clings To House Top
A pretty servant girl in a short night dress wandered onto the narrow coping atop the Countess of Bemont's Eaton Square residence in London. Delirious, she paraded above the street as police and fire crews attempted rescues from both indoors and out. After two hours she was brought down a ladder amid a crowd filling the square.
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London
Countess of Bemont
Eaton Square
Emigrants Seek Transport After Galicia Oppression
Thousands of Galicia emigrants arrive in Hamburg seeking passage to the United States aboard the Patricia the last steamer to sail for America 2500 taken with more to follow. The Western Union telegraph company reduced bills by nearly 50 percent for the state auditor and the manager accepted reduced warrants. A grave charge of criminal assault is filed in Louisville against Paul Gesser and Will Overmeyer 12 against a 6 year old girl as the case is set for May 11.
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Galicia
United States
Topeka
Kas
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hoys
Louisville
Paul Gesser
Will Overmeyer
Lou Helleon
Consolation for Parker's Damn Delivered to Sultan
London May 10 At a Pertacostal league meeting prayers were offered for Abdul Hamid and a telegram sent in consolation. The move followed a sermon by Rev Joseph Parker that invoked harsh words about Cromwell day causing the sultan to be damned in Parker's remarks.
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London
Pertacostal League
Abdul Hamid
Joseph Parker
City Markets Indianapolis May 10 1899 Provisions and Groceries
Changes in fruits vegetables butter eggs and poultry listed with prices for smoked meats dried beef hams bacon and lard. Dense retail items include greens beans peas potatoes lettuce peppers cranberries lemons onions strawberries bananas oranges and canned vegetables with assorted fish meats and miscellaneous goods. Includes notice of license application to sell intoxicating liquors and pool table privileges at 2404 Brightwood Ave Indianapolis Center Township Marion County.
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Illinois
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Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Cure All Medicine
An eminent medical authority endorses Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey for grip and itch treatment and as a tonic aid for coughs colds influenza and asthma. The passage claims government approval and medical endorsement, urging households to keep a bottle as a sovereign remedy.
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Duffy
Notice of alcohol license and pool table terms in Indianapolis
Voters in Fifth ward Center township Marion county Indiana are advised that Fred Zapf will apply at the first June term 1899 to the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privilege. The business is at 1122 Washington Street a two story frame building fronts south on Washington Street and sits on sixteen feet off the west side of lot 7 in Boatrights subdivision outlet No 8. Zapf also seeks pool table privileges in the same room. Additional notice repeats a separate license request for No 702 Washington Street in a one story brick building at the northwest corner of Washington and Blackford Streets on lot 241 Blake and Rays subdivision outlot 148 Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana.
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Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Brightwood Ave
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Brightwood
Indianapolis
Marion County
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Glen’s Drive
J. J. Stephens
Fifth Ward
Washington St
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Fourteenth Ward
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Edward Schwartz
Eleventh
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Wetcher
George Deluse
First Ward
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I. T. Fletcher
Brightwood-aye
Ward No
Peter Scheib
Ninth Ward
Budd
Ss. M. Horine
Sixth Ward
Market St
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Indianapolis Third ward liquor license notice by Peter Schwartz
Voters of the Third ward Center township at the first June term 1859 grant a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in a room facing north on Twelfth street at the southwest corner of Twelfth street and Big Four Railroad in a two story frame building on lot 12 in Smith and Yandes subdivision Drake's addition Indianapolis. Notice also given of pool table privileges in the same room. PETER SCHWARTZ.
License to Sell Spirits in Brightwood Ward, Indianapolis
Voters of the First ward in Center town grant permission for Peter Scheib to sell spiritous, vinous, and malt liquors in a room facing east at the southwest corner of Brightwood Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street, on the first floor of a one story frame building. The property sits on lot 20 in I. T. Fletcher's first subdivision of Brightwood, amended, in Marion county Indiana.
Ninth ward notice on intoxicating liquor and pool table
In Ward Nine Center Township Marion County Indiana the owner proposes to operate in a two story building at 1249 E Washington St with up to five salons at a time and asks for pool table privileges in the same room as intoxicating liquor. Ss M Horine.
License to Sell Intoxicating Liquors in Indianapolis Ward 6
Voters of the Sixth ward Center township Marion county Indiana authorize a license for sale of spirituous vinous and other intoxicating liquors on premises located on Market street first floor of a two story brick building at 30 feet east end of lot 6 square 46 in Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana known as 2 Market st in Ward No 6.
Unclear Timing Noted in Fragmentary Entry
A fragmented OCR entry records times such as 10 20 am 2 33 PM and 6 00 am with unclear context. No identifiable names or events are readable, leaving the exact subject and location indeterminable. The readable times suggest a scheduling note or timetable fragment.
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