Triemart disappearance fuels Chicago romance theory
The search for William Triemart widens as rumors center on his alleged escape with a former lover. Miss Anna Tice, a niece of Otto Minster, lived near Triemart's wife and had been seen in Chicago. family members doubt letters or church funds influenced the departure. Chicago connections, funds, and mental state are debated as authorities pursue leads.
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William Triemart
Germany
Frank Mauffer
Chicago
Thémart
Taylor
Anna Tice
Otto Minster
Malleable Iron Works
Triemart
Indiana-ave
Blake St
Washington ‘Boulevard
Triemant
Froelich
Trigmart
Leare
In Washington Micherer Reports on Bills and Proposals
Attorney general Micherer returns from Washington and hints the McKinley bill will pass in altered form. Questions arise about Bynum, infant damnation debates surface in a Presbyterian assembly, and civil affairs global news follows with fires in Utah and bank closures.
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Washington
Micherer
Bynum
Your
Young Man Falls Into Boiling Vat at Indianapolis Veener Works
Willie Miller aged 17 suffered severe scalding after slipping on a crossing and tumbling into four feet of boiling water at the Indianapolis veneer works. He was dragged out, treated by Dr. Edenharter, and remain laid up with skin burned off his legs and arm. prognosis not dangerous but some time before able to move.
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Willie Miller
Indianapolis
Edenharter
Willard
Wickard
Ash-st
Mr. Wickard
Onion
Must They Go A Report On Monon Conductors Discharge
The Cincinnati Enquirer claims all old Monon conductors will be discharged, citing a railroad official. Supt of transportation Ewan says he knows nothing of it. Rumor suggests removals are driven by high authority, with spotters presenting cases, while conductors deny knowledge of the plan.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Ewan
Monon
Supreme Court denies writ in Kemmier case
Washington May 23. The Supreme Court denied the application for a writ of error in the Kemmier case. The Friday decision dwelt on cruelty in executions and ruled that electric chair executions are not cruel. It noted New York’s choice of what it viewed as a less cruel method than hanging.
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Rurderer Henimler
Washington
Supreme Court
Kemmiler
Kemmier
New York
Still Rioting In Prussia Amid Growing Clashes
Twenty people bitten within a few days as labor riots flare in Nerchau Prussia. Troops appear sympathetic to strikers while officials seek dust control remedies. In Chicago police pledge, Cronin suspects face little arrest due to tips, and Blaine’s gunboat move toward Lower California noted amid frontier buildup.
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Bitien
Nerchau
Prussia
W. B. Clarke
Commercial Club
Maryland
Meridiansis
Chicago
Marsh
Cronin
Mexico
al- Saet
Onklin
Lee's Monument Honors and Parade Arrangements
The Herald's Richmond special reports the daughter of Gen. Lee arriving to take part in memorial exercises and says South Carolina troops will lead the parade with Gen. Anderson of Virginia commanding. A Woman with Tremans.
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Lee
New York
Harald
Richmond
South Carolina
Gen. Anderson
Virginia
Indiana Briefs Touch Religion Births Drowning Limestone
ADDITIONAL TATE Indiana Sunday school union meats at Richmond Jane 4 6. Mrs J B Ennis Martinsville gave birth to triplets one boy and two girls. James Reed near Wabash drowned in Paw Paw creek by accident. Valuable deposits of bine buff and brown oolitic limestone found at Mitchell. Proprietors of gaa belt daily papers meet at Anderson Friday. The price of the papers will probably be raised to 16 cents.
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Indiana Sunday School Union
Richmond
Jane
J. RB. Ennis
Martinsville
James Heed
Wabash
Paw Paw Creek
Mitchell
Gaa Belt Daily
Anderson
That Brown Murder Defends Her Mother In Court War
The Brown murder case in Morgan county involves Mrs. J W Brown confessing on her deathbed to killing her husband on January 30. Prosecutors allege involvement by Lou Parrott and Jon Greer. Willard Parrott testified against them, leading to acquittals for Parrott and Greer while Willard served two years. The story ties to Martinsville court actions next week and features family testimony from a Kansas-based daughter and Indianapolis granddaughter.
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J. W. Brown
Green Township
Morgan County
Willard
Howard County
Pelief
Grandfather’s
Lou Parrott
Merrick
Othar
Sizrs
Mother
Grandmother
Grandfather
Jaatha Alford
Wm. Warrett
Martinsville
Murderous quarrel ends in son's death and father's suicide
Hamilton May 23. Patrick Malloy shot his 23 year old son over an insurance dispute, then killed himself. The incident followed by a note calling him the worthless father of a good family. Cincinnati May 22. A mass of lumber broke loose at the Little Miami river, sinking barges and rafts and damaging steamboats with expected heavy losses.
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Wasrasa
Ind
Chan, Leroy
Chicago & Atlantia Road
Jake
Chicago
Faimself
Hamilton
Savenmile
Patrick Malloy
Malloy
Cincinnati
Little
Miami
Ohio
Rianiey
New York
Jane Isella
Scribner’s
Stanley
Alexandria
Jeff Hunt
Claude Stewart
John Bolan
Jim Johnson
Washington Wafs and Malaria Confine Treasurer Huston
Conflicting reports describe Huston ill at home due to malaria while Washington affairs mix with senate expansion talk. Indiana delegates attend national conference. temperance groups push original package bill amid legislative clamor. House judiciary panel moves to criminalize defacing or using the flag in ads. A constitutional suffrage amendment report looms as McKinley tariff debate nears. Ace Cream branding notes and Julius A. Hage, 87 North Pennsylvanian, mentioned.
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Huston
House
Indiana
National Charities and Correction Conference
House Judiciary Committee
Allison
McKinley
Senate
Severe cyclones devastate Marion and Hammond Indiana area
Severe cyclonic disturbances sweep southern Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Missouri on Thursday night causing extensive property damage Joliet reports several houses blown down with injuries Marion Lint glass works destroyed for about 40000 Hammond safe and lock works blown down Ottawa dozen buildings wrecked Rural districts report heavy losses Butler s landing John Barmon s house blown away Harmon's wife fatally injured widespread destruction anticipated across the region
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Marion
Hammond
Indiana
Cariaco
Flnois
Kentucky
Missouri
Joliet
Ind
Lint
Ottawa
Ill
Butler's Landing
John Barmon
Harmon
Tacusanés
Child dies after tub of boiling water overturns
In Haughville early Thursday Mrs. Michael Gallagher tipped a chair and spilled boiling water onto her two year old son Mathew. The child suffered severe burns and died by nine o clock Thursday night.
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Michael Gallagher
Haughville
Mathew
Heat and fires dot busy Indiana town news
A jumble of notices reports heat and weather, a house fire at 218 Him-3st causes $150 damage and a health department action destroys 2,000 quarts of strawberries. Trials for theft and divorce actions are listed, plus proportionate school exams, theater abortives, and corporate filings. Local sports schedule includes races and games at Y M C A park.
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D. Bunran
Crane
Pansy Cheezum
S. West Et
Commercial Club
Gov. Hovey
Commerce
State University
Bloomington
Merrill Loan Alzo
Indianapolia
Capital
Secretary of State
Noah Hainey
Warren Township
Criminal Court
Race Polytechnic
Butler
Y. M.C
Indiana
U. S
Nestor Conant
Catherine Finnaman
Patrick
Joan C. Duncan
Panhandle Railroad
State Exchange Bank
Argos
Northern Indiana Railroad Company
Blind Asylum
Police Bragging Leads to Levee Raid Debacle
In police court Officer James Pope called for arrests of gamblers on the Levee amid braggadocio exchanges with Capt. A. Bigfoot Brace. Bruce and Wheatley shifted blame when lacking evidence, while a later raid on the Levees proved unfounded as targets Reno and Bozell were discharged. A separate incident details a scaffold collapse injuring carpenter Chas. Werbda and a series of unrelated news notes from New York and beyond.
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Tye Putin
Eles
James Pope
A. Bigfoot Brace
O'Brien
Armatrong
Brace
Amanuel
Fang
Ill. Bois-st
Pope
Bruce
Sergt
Wheatly
Pops
Kinney
Helm
Wilson
Mort Woods
Henry Eugieman
Jimmy Day
R 0
Wheatley
John Rane
Saymour
Albert Bozell
Sinois House
Ilinois
Davia
Souers
Reno
Bozell
Sullivan
Testi
Fifty Cents or a Week Dress Installment Plan
Kiser's Granger Clothing House advertises a payment plan offering a dress suit for fifty cents or a dollar per week with no higher total than paying upfront. The notice promotes the plan as a savings bank style system and invites customers to visit 166 W Washington St to compare with neighbors.
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Kiser
Granger Clothing House
Washington St
Base Ball 4s Steps and Brotherhood Results
Baseball scores from Thursday show League and Brotherhood play across Boston Cleveland New York Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia and more. Notable games include Boston beating Pittsburg 7 to 4 and Cleveland defeating Philadelphia 12 to 6 with multiple batterries and umpire assignments noted.
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Brotherhoood
Boston
Cleveland
Getzein
Hardie
Beatin
Zimmer
Meermott
New York
Pittsburg
Rusie
Buckley
Sawders
Miller
Zacharias
Powers
Chicago
Philadelph
Philadelphia
Batteries
Sullivan
Kittridge
Gleason
Sebriver
McQuaid
Cincinnati
Baece
Battersea
Knell
Milligan
Gruber
Sutclife
Gunning
Matthews
Brookn
Buffalo
Brookyn
Brooklyn
Buffato
Cook
Haddock
Halligan
Holbert
Ierguson
Spectator notes loom over troubled Brotherhood in sports surge
The piece reports 4,816 attendance on Thursday, 4,164 for brotherhood events, and a fight program funded with a 26,000 purse for Jackson versus Sullivan. It cites teams and players in various matches, bets, streamlining shifts, and murmurs of discontent with listless games.
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Theraday
Brotherhood
Love Mate
Fogarty
Bucky Hemp
Virginia Athletic Club
Jackson
Sullivan
New York
Comiskay
Chicagogun
Polster-Howell
Brighton Beach
Polster
John Ward
Shreve
Minneapolis
Schimitt
Pittsburg
Pop
Smith
Boston
Davis
Cleveland
Tiernan
al. Johnson
Philadelphia
Atpere
Gus Bill
Watie
Brooklyn
Louteville
Athletics
Toledo
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
St Louis
Tom Cannon
Green George
Chie
Green
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Biutiton
Muncie
Wikhart
Peru
Marion
Kokono
Kokomo
Gladstone Club
Providence
Joe McAuliffe
Dempsey
LaBlanche
Myers
Jack McAuliffe
Billy Myer
Andy Bowen
Newerleaps
Myer
Harper
New York Players’ League
Philadelphia Times
Fraud Ring Exposed in Counterfeit Coffee Scheme
Health officer Crane investigated a saloon coffee sample found to be counterfeit coffee mixed with starch and fake berries. The circular from Louis H. Hall of Philadelphia details a superior substitute bean sold to boost profits. Stanley’s trip praises London royal personages amid the Stanley scandal.
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Crane
Woerner
Washington St
Hurry
The
Health Board
Sun
Bis
Louis H. Hall
Cheatnurst
Philadelphia
S.S
L. H. Hart
Indiana Weather Forecast for Indianapolis May 2 1890
Local forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for slightly cooler and cloudy weather over the next 24 hours with occasional clearing. Temperatures trend toward a minor warm up and fair conditions with light winds.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Local soda fountain rummage and meteor sightings mix in odd tale
A east side druggist is caught feeling beneath the soda counter while customers sip. Reports describe meteor visions seen near Ash Street and a skyward display at dawn. A passerby notes a film of odd events, and Mr Collinge appears in a Sentinel abstract with a novel about Clay County.
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East Side
Son
S. Ulyeses Collinge
Sentinel
Colling
Collies
Clay County
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