Harmony and Beauty At Tomlinson Hall May Festival
A large Wednesday night audience at Tomlinson Hall enjoyed a second successful May festival. Barus led 700 voices in Verdi's Manzoni Requiem with Miss Judi and others soloing. Schubert and Mendelssohn selections followed, drawing strong applause. Minor ushers drew criticism for seating issues. next matinee will feature orchestra works and solos by Howe and Lavin.
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Tomlinson Hall
Barus
Miss Judi
Mme. Poole
Emil Fischer
Wm. J. Lavin
Elsa
Lohengrin
Apatha
Gounod
Bach
Mary Howe
Tendelssohn
Lehumann
Anna
Hillery
Halle
Tannhauser
Warner
Guunod
Parnell Under Fire Across Ireland and Germany
United Ireland reports intensified anti Parnellite activity in Ireland with priests pressuring loyalists to renounce Parnellite ties and denying sacraments to supporters. Parnell denounced from pulpits, Belfast churches offer prayers against his movement, and priests suspected of aiding him face censure. Nearby, postmaster appointee waiting for Washington confirmation while a rival lurks. Also, Prussian frontier measures intensify to bar Russian and Polish Jews from Germany as Sir John A. MacDonald’s condition worsens and construction materials are listed.
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Dustin
United Ireland
Ireland
Parnell
Leinster Hall
Belfast
Parnallites
Berlin
Posen
Germany
Bank Wreckers Caught In Embezzlement Case
Philadelphia news outlines arrests of Francis W. Kennedy and H. H. Kennedy of the Spring Garden bank after its closure by currency authorities. Embezzlement alleged at 100000 dollars with false entries and aiding and abetting. Preliminary hearing set. Francis W. Kennedy bail 20000, H. H. Kennedy bail 15000.
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Philadelphia
Francis W. Kennedy
H. H. Kennedy
Spring Garden Bank
Drew
Kennedy
United States
Bell
Double murder may trigger Cumberland Gap lynching
Louisville report describes a staged double murder when James Turner and M. J. Turlner were killed by two lovers, H. H. Hanson and Marion Nue, who claimed accidental shooting. The women confessed after being confronted. Turner is jailed and a 60‑strong posse pursues Hanson likely to be captured that night.
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Louisville
Cumberland Gap
James Turner
M. J. Turlner
Druzyk
H. H. Hanson
Marion Nue
Turner
Hanson
Hint
Balmaceda Rejects Mediation in Chilean Conflict
In Buenos Aires on May 28 the German and British ministers offered mediation between Balmaceda and insurgents, which he rejected as a matter of time. He orders an advance on rebel garrisons and prepares another sea attack with the fleet. Araucanian Indians show hostility, blamed on weakened governance amid civil war. Troops are dispatched to disturbed districts.
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Balmaceda
Buenos Ayres
May the Best Man Win At Board of Trade Nomination
The Board of Trade election named W H Cooper Arthur Gillett D A Richardson J R Ryan Geo W Sloan and J A Wildman as nominating committee with Albert Gall and Robert Scott tied. Friday at 11 the two will draw straws to determine who gains the office, as Hugh Burkit presides and the goddess of luck is invoked.
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Board of Trade
W.H. Cooper
Arthur Gillett
D. A. Richardson
J. R. Ryan
Geo
W. Sloan
J. A. Wildman
Albert Gall
Robert
Scott
Robert Scott
Hugh Burkit
Mr. Gall
Stage drivers prepare strike in London after Paris victory
London stage drivers, buoyed by Paris union success, begin preparations for a similar stoppage. The drivers' union dispatched congratulations to the Paris group on its victory over the company.
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London
Parise
Paris ‘Union
Local Water Analysis and City News Briefs
Water works samples will be tested. Miss Lillie Snyder and Edward Kramer wed at the German church. A blaze at 45 Brookside Ave. Defective flue cited. Johnson of the grocery loses $200. Bid period for hospital supplies opens. School children urged to bring Memorial Day flowers. Mel Durbin and Geo Tomlinson join police. The fource will drill at Tomlinson Hall when not in use. Emma Juch opera loaned $2,000. suit filed in St Louis over May festival. Deaths listed. marriages and licenses noted.
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Lillie B. Snyder
Edward FP. Kramer
Brookside Ave
Johnson
Board of Health
Mel, Durbin
Geo. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
First National Bank of
Butte
Mont
Emma Juch
St. Louis
Wm. J. Bi Hott
Indianapoli
Miss Judh
Charles P. Coffin
Charles P. Jacobs
Hmma
Brntus
Orpheus
Anna Hastings
Joseph H. Tool
Alvord
Scott Catterson
Greenwood St
Malinda J. Bennitt
W. Pearlst
Richard Timmons
Emma’ Hickley
Herman Roy
Lizzie Gimber
Bernard Schroeder
Rose Kelly
Chas. South
Florence Wilson
Geo. Baar
Lydia Prompton
New rockers at Wm. L. Elder's
Dr Clemmer's Cancer Cure touted as a wonderful success. Investigation urged. Cure guaranteed or money back. Charges reasonable. Call or address F C Jene MD 242 Ohloos Indianapolis ND a
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Wm. L. Elder
Clemmer
F. C
Reinhold case trial reveals alibis and Horton ties
John Patterson testified he overheard Horton vowing to free Reinhold if he helped burglarize Editor Brown's house. Alibis from Mrs Weaver and Marco Weaver place Reinhold at home. Patterson contradicted Horton and Atkins about a revenge plot. Reinhold described meeting Horton as the “Old man” and denied planning burglaries.
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John Patterson
Lintner
Reinhold
Horton
Atkins
Holtzman
K. of P
Patterson
Allege
Brown
Reinheld
Thason
Bin
Weaver
Miss Weaver
Duncan
Margaret Kratz
Brazil
St. Patrick’s
Bronson
Winkelhouse
Wickerhouse
Carroll
Criminal Court
Thorn
Reynolds
Cincinnati
Montanan buys heavy jag and silver bars in New York scene
In New York on Tuesday, Phillips of Montana bought a heavy jag and carried four bars of silver bullion worth 1500 dollars each. He left the bars on sidewalks at Broadway hotels while touring, but at the Hoffman House the porter secured them. Also noted: William Grissle of Middletown is praised as a champion eater after a bold bet, and a Cornwall, N Y mother alerts to a copperhead snake threatening two girls under an apple tree before the husband intervenes.
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Phillips
Montana
New York
Hoffman House
William Grissle
Middletown
Conn
Grissle
Pittsburg
Boston
King and Mack
Clarkson
Bennett
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Mullane
Harrington
Gleason
Schnitz
Esper
Brown
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Gruber
Zimmer
Terry
Kinslow
Chicago
Luby
Nagle
Sharratt
Clarke
Association
Mavns
Kelly
Haddock
O’brien
Murphy
Columbus
Baltimore
Gastright
O'Connor
McMahon
Robinson
St. Louis
Washington
Neal
Boyle
Foreman
McGuire
Louisville
Athletics
Bell
Cook
Callihan
McKeogh
Chicago Post
Rusie
Dalton's Head and Foot Store Hatter and Shoet
Dalton offers hats and shoes from Bates House location. Dalton the Hatter and Shoet advertises broad selection and prompt service.
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Dalton’s Head and Foot Store
Dalton
Hatter
Bates House
Redistricting Plan Divides City Into Wards By Party Lines
A new redistricting ordinance assigns seven Republican wards to the North side and seven Democratic wards to the South side with a contested central ward labeled fighting ground. The detailed ward boundaries run along streets and rivers, naming numerous streets, avenues, and landmarks across the city to define each ward’s limits.
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Fighting Ground
Col. Hicklin
Washington-st
First Ward
St. Ot Brinkman-st
Michigan
Hanna
St. Clair
E. & W. Tracks
Christianave
Peru
Ninth
Greewood-ave
Bruce
North Corporation Line
St. Woodruff-place
Second Ward
Brinkman-st
Greenwood-ave
St. Glair
Delaware
Expositionave
Centralave
North Corporation
Brinkman St
Third Ward
Twentieth
Clinois
Ninsteenth
Tennessee
Fall Creek
Meridian
Seventeenth
Central Ave
Fourth Ward
New York St
White River
Michigan-st
Fall Creak
New York-st. . Tifth Ward
Missouri-st
New York
Georgia
Marsland
Belmont-are
New York-st
Missouri
Haughville
Delaware-st
Secoud-st
Pennsylvania
Washington
Canal
Second St
Seventh Ward
Noble St
Noble
Eighth Ward
Rural St
Ninth Ward
Dillon-st
Prospect
Auburn
English Ave
Corporation Line
Benton
Louisiana
Dillon
Merrill
Georgitst
Ray
Shearer
Twelfth Ward
Merrill-st
Tennessee-st
East-st
Morris-st
Madison-ave
Ray-st
Thirteenth Ward
Louisiana-st
Shelby
Sanders
Mast
Fourteenth Ward
Morris St
Corporation
Fifteenth Ward
Shearer-st
Madison
Kenket White River
Bark
Clerk Donohue Appeals Suspension After Dismissal Bid
Washington May 26 Donohon clerk to the pension bureau appealed to the secretary of the interior after being recommended for dismissal for alleged ties to a money lender tied to the Barker investigation. His appeal was granted and the dismissal suspended pending a hearing. Commissioner Baum believes Donohue shared profits from loans to clerks and will push for dismissal if he cannot prove otherwise.
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Washington, D. C
Donohon
Pension Bureau
Barker
Secretary of the Interior
Donohue
Baum
Warsaw Student Dies in Prison After Centenary Celebration
A student arrested for taking part in the centenary celebration of the Polish constitution died by his own action in Warsaw city prison on Wednesday. The incident occurred after his detention related to the earlier events.
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Warsaw
Russia
State House Notes and Fair Poster Bids
At the state house the Hogand Johnson and Tin ney-Johnson firms in Lafayette report capitals of 21006 and 25000. Rent concerns for the governor’s office loom as furniture sits in corridors. Tim Griffin cleans house, buys lawn sprinklers, and fights runabout dogs while bulbs sprout in rain. The state fair poster design is bid on by lithographers. Cincinnati’s entry features a center image of the grounds with a six color border showing arts and trades.
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Hogand Johnson Crue Company
Lafayette
Capital
Tinney-Johnson Hardware Company
T. Griffin
Indiana
Washington
National Capital
Tim Griffin
Tim
Cincinnati
Abducted Her Child, A Mother Flies to Parts Unknown With Her Boy
A Pittsburgh area tale reports a mother fleeing with her three year old son Willie. William Hulze and grandparents narrated the incident after the boy vanished in midweek. The grandmother pursued across streets but the mother eluded capture while seeking shelter with Conrad Bender before vanishing.
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William Hulze
East-st
Ray-st
Pittsburg
Mra. Hulze
Willie
Pennsylvania
J. F. Myer
Conrad Bender
Watarat
Strikers Hold The Fort In Waveland Strike
In Waveland Indiana on May 23 strikers continue guard duty over the Midland railroad. More than 1000 strikers patrol the line as officials flee town. All work is suspended for miles and the sheriff is powerless while the militia may be called to maintain order.
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Daty
Waveland
Ind
Midland Railroad
Who is Blodgebert in the police station scene
Reporters questioned Police Superintendent Colbert about a new officer named Blodgebert. Colbert rebuked the German paper reporter, who pressed for the answer, and the room fell silent as Colbert showed anger.
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Blodgebert
Colbert
King Kel and the 111 Mile Sporting Life Feature
A mosaic of racing and baseball notes from Chicago and Cincinnati including Derby purses, track cash disappearances, and derby winners. Reports cover Prince of Wales winnings, horse performances, and Chicago posts on pitchers Rusie and the New York club’s needs.
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King Kel
Northwestern
Hvansville
Dayton
Terre Haute
Peoria
Brush
Retaro
Hanton
O'Connor
Gaudaur
McKay
Sam Rowe
Mayer
Cincinnati
Prince of Wales
Chicago
Dan Kurtz
Geraldine
Laura Davidson
Enterprise
Fred Faral
Eugene
Eli
Anales Hieh Tariff
London
Desperate Encounter Ends With Bandit Capture near Havana
New York reports from Havana May 22 say ten bandits from Martin Velasquez’s group were killed in a clash with soldiers near Cienfuegos. Rafael Sierra, Manuel Garcia’s chief aide, was captured at Santa Teresa Yaguaramas and sent to Havana. He reportedly killed more than two bandits, fought savagely in a swamp, was wounded, and was finally overwhelmed after his machete broke. A blood trail to a stream indicated his companions were wounded or fled.
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New York
Havana
Martin, Velasquez
Cienfuegos
Rafael Sierra
Manuel Garcia
Santa Teresa
Yaguaramas
Sierra
Overflowing Insane Asylum Crowded By Patients
The state insane asylum system, with units at Logansport Richmond Evansville and Indianapolis, is full. Superintendent Dr Wright says rooms are scarce. Evansville is the only reachable depot for overflow, with improvements underway including heating upgrades dormitories and an open air dance platform for patients.
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SUN
Wright
Loransport
Richmond
Evansville
Indianapolis
Logansport
Mandy
Iowa
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Indianapolis May 28 1891
For Indiana showers and warmer temperatures with local forecasts. In Indianapolis and vicinity for the 34 hours ending 8 a.m. May 29, 1891, expect warmer conditions with occasional light showers amid unsettled skies.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Vicinity
Temperance congress urged for world fair in Edinburgh
Fresh foreign facts report a Wednesday suggestion for a temperance congress at the world’s fair. Marquis Rudini and Minister Porter spoke on the New Orleans affair in Rome. Cahensly’s scheme to aid catholicism among immigrants was presented to the pope. Bergier, Bordeaux counselor, hanged himself after a $200,000 shortfall. British Commons ruled women cannot serve on county councils. Paris stage-driver strike ends. Bennett offered $4,000 to support strikers. Baron Hirsch to inform the czar of Jewish suffering and request years of permitted exile.
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Templars
Edinburgh
Scotland
Marquis Rudini
Porter
New Orleans
Rome
Herr Cahensly
M. Bergier
Bordeaux
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Baron Hirsch
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Forninst Parnell
Gary
Thompson
Canada
OrTrawa
Sir John MacDonald
A. B. Moyer
Cley Lipe
Otto Smith
Mr. Bronson
Mr. Browid
Os “Tarch
Crown Bill
Mra. Atkinns
Ohio
Carrol
Winkerhouse
Thornton
Hor Cn
Allorney Duncan
Alexander McCabe
McCabe
Page
Geo. Campball
Campbell
Jerry Mander
State House
Warlia Walla
Wash
Walla Walla County
Sporting Life
Vancouver
B. C
China
Japan
America
Europe
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