Civil's to pay sparks controversy in redistricting row
A split battle over a redistricting ordinance reveals six Republican members disputing publication. Council and committee members question who signed the order while Col Hicklin denies involvement, claiming the process bypassed committee review. The dispute centers on control and fair representation as the city eyes a Monday council vote.
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Council
Rossman
Yontz
THI Sun
BP? Hicklin
Rassman
Bailey
Burns
Hicklio
Mr. Bailey
Tur Sun
Col. Hicklin
Austin
Tur Susman
Ta Sun
the Sun
I.e Tiureday
Hicklin
Mr. Hicklin
Martindale
Bossman
Washington St
Mr. Blodgett
Commercial Club
Blodgett
Peraps Blodgett
Death in Debate as Judge Breckenridge Dies on Stage
In St Louis during a Presbyterians General Assembly session a debate on the Briggs case ends with Judge 8 M Breckenridge collapsing from heart disease after a closing remark. He dies while reaching for water, ending a long argument in support of the committee report.
Plans for new jail to be here next week
The long list of city notices includes Grace M. E. church Epworth league planning its first entertainment Friday evening and a flag raising at public school No. 27 near Park avenue. Other items note a lottery ticket sellers' arrest, traffic cautions, a prominent politician's death, a prize declamation event, a term release from the pen, and various public works and memorial day plans with governor and mayor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church Epworth League
Corner Park-ave
Mighti-st
Thomas Dawson
Warren Palmerton
C. W. Dolan
Westst
RH. D. Wishard
Honolulu
Harry
Danville
Sandwich Islands
Wiz
Leal
Taylor
de Souchet
John C. Fullenwider
Washington St
Board of Public Works
Elmeis
Tennessee St
Herman Syerup
Shelby Sr
Coats
A. Stewart
Indianapolis
Waveland
State Board of Education
Indiana School Book Co
Campbell
Ohio
Acton
Asco
J. W. Cashiel
H. G. Hannamean
Franklin
T. P. Haughey
Fate of Reinhold Trials and Suspected Conspiracy
The Reinhold case concludes cross examination as Judge Norton allows questions about prior indictments. Witnesses recount March 10 sightings at Circle house and mixed alibis. Prosecution and defense present strong arguments as jurors hear about Horton, Reinhold plans, and detective resignations. Verdict expected next Tuesday after brief, impartial instructions from the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhold
Norton
Connaughton
Circle Heuss
Cincinnati
Horton
Tim
Mitchell
Davis
Duncan
Cas
Werton
Supreme Court
Windstorm and odd capers blot in Jackson county tale
A May windstorm in Jackson county Indian territory lifted cattle and a calf, then vanished. Also noted: Old Mortimer the racehorse died at 25 after a storied career. Beaver Falls sees several children injured. a NY man assaults Anna Jacobs over song requests, with mixed judicial response.
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Jackson County
Indian Territory
C. Perry
Mr. Perry
Corte Old Wind Arrives in Queenstown with Witness
Senor Corte Italian consul at New Orleans arrived from New York on the City of Berlin with a boy claimed to be a witness to the murder of Chief Hennessy in New Orleans. He accused New Orleans authorities of dereliction and said Italy's claims and proof justify government responsibility. Corte will go to Rome promptly.
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Queenstown
New York
Berlin
Senor Corte
New Orleans
Hennessy
Corte
Italy
Rome
Jugendress A vise fiend sent wife to house of ill fame
In Wasuineror Washington May 2 Henry dandorf alias Solomon of this city bound over to the grand jury on a charge of sending his 15 year old wife recently married in Baltimore to a house of ill fame with orders to share her earnings. The keeper reported her youth to police and dandori was arrested and the girl was rescued.
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Wasuineror
D. C
Henry Dandorf
Henry Solomon
Grand
Baltimore
Dandori
Buried in Barteh Chicago State and Archcer avenues cave in
In Chicago at State Street and Archer Avenue workers unearthed two dead colleagues after an embankment collapsed Thursday night. The accident remained unknown until Friday morning, as the men had quit hours earlier. The report notes a fatal cave in with no survivors or witnesses described.
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Chicago
State St
Archcr Ave
Smuggling and political tensions reported in brief notices
Smuggling reports from Heatheng Ontario describe 17 Chinamen moved toward the American side and opium shipments being investigated by a U.S. officer. Kentucky Democrats reportedly oppose Cleveland and free coinage, favoring Patterson or Boise. A Greensburg incident ends with Samuel H. Logan killed when his horse reared after an umbrella spooked it. Evelyn Teal of England receives six months imprisonment and expulsion from France for multiple marriages.
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Heatheng
Krycsrox
Ont
Cane Vincent
United States
Bera
Grover
Texixeron
Kentucky
Cleveland
Patterson
Pennsylvania
Boise
Iowa
Paris
Evelyn Teal
Herailf
France
Baron Riehier
State capitol offices closed Saturday observed
The capitol offices will be closed all day Saturday while 79 counties express support for the state. Gov Hovey to deliver the Cambridge City Memorial Day address with Col Rob erts promoting.
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Capitol
Indiana
Tin Griffin
Jim
Hermit Bryant Visits Town In Bare Feet For Gold Rumor
A Kentucky hermit named William Bryant from Morgan or Brown counties arrives in town on the Big Four train, walking barefoot, and draws crowds. He is said to be worth 20,000 to 30,000 in gold hidden on his Plainfield farm, with two dynamite searches once blowing a rock apart. He plans to meet the governor but leaves disappointed.
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Danville
Wm. Bryant
Kendricks County
Bryant
Plainfield
Tfe
Epera
Woois
Mooresville
Morgan
Brown
Kentucky
State House
Sun
Eyas
Charley Mayers
Charley
Capitol
Woeeborn
Kelly
Mill worker injured in factory accident at Capital Flour mills
Wr. M. Church a book-leeper for the Capital flour mills at 245 Washington street was caught in the mill machinery Friday morning and injured though not seriously. He lives at No 3 Vine street.
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Wr. M. Church
Capital Flour Mills
Washington St
Vine St
Fresh Foreign Pacts and Global Strikes Reported
About 3,000 printers strike in Vienna while the Esmeralda is permitted to take coal at Acapulco Mexico and sails on Thursday. A Templar congress in Edinburgh decides to meet in Des Moines Iowa in 793. Sapori, a Roman, discovers lignite fuel superior to coal. Another battle occurs on the Bembe river as British defeat Portuguese. Archbishop Croke in Dublin laments the Home Rule cause’s death. Kate Hughes of Worcester England is ridiculed for an alleged illegitimate birth. she later dies after lying on a railroad track.
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Vienna
Acapulco
Mexico
Templar Congress
Edinburgh
Scotee
Des Moines
Iowa
Sapori
Coa
Bembe River
Archbishop Croke
Dubli
Ireland
Kate Hughes
Worcester
England
A Poor Bible That Can Be Affected by Men Acta
In the Presbyterian General Assembly on Friday morning Rev. J. W. Hathaway of New Jersey urged postponing final action for a year on the Briggs matter. Dr. Patton favored postponement but said it might be impossible. He warned civil courts could intervene and Union Seminary could be lost to the Presbyterian Church.
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Detroit
Presbyterian General Assembly
Briggs
J. W. Hathaway
New Jersey
Patton
Union Seminary
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Dr. Briggs
Padding has Deen Done But the Schoolma'ams Not Guilty
Census takers finished work Thursday night with enumerators in a class apart from Mr. Peck. His figures show about 13 909 fewer than last year while teachers are 2 900 lower on the list. Indications point to padding in recent years.
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Peck
Central Rubber Trust Dissolved by Secret Vote
Trenton, N. J. reports the dissolution of the Central Rubber Trust by a secret meeting of two companies in the city. The trust included major firms and dissolved amid disputes over members benefiting at others' expense. The Star and Hamilton companies, both in this city, became receivers. Star liabilities exceed $194,600, Hamilton liabilities exceed $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Hamilton
Dead weigh-master Carlisle at Kingar Co packing house
William Carlisle, weigh-master at Kingar & Co packing house, collapsed and died at his home 222 W Maryland St Friday morning. Survived by wife and daughter. Rumors of suicide circulated but were unproven. He had been drinking heavily for days and was heard saying it will soon be over. Dr Frank, his attending physician, cited heart disease as the cause.
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State Board of Education
Onsaid
John Bader
Frank Kass
Leiter-brewing Company
Kass
Bader
Moore
Priday
Squire Habich
Brrrus
John
Barba Disah
Herman
Sophia Miggie
Win
Maria _Firak
Mrs. Winkler
Valentine
Washington St
James South
Brunswick Hotel
Geo. W. Hill
Vermont St
Hila Killey
Chas. Esheridge
Pine-st
Chas. Conlon
East-st
W. A. J. Roberts
Harmon-st
Robert Long
Broadway
Mary Hogan
E. Seventh-st
Wiliam Carlisle
Kingar & Co
Maryland St
Ayruimor
Carlisle
J. M. Balfour
Washi Pgton
Dr. Prank
Saya i
Betis is a Lady Now in a Sudden Noble Change
Richard Somerset Le Poer Lord Clancarly died suddenly from influenza on Friday. He was heir to Lord Dunlo who faced a famous divorce suit with Beile Bilton, a London music hall singer. The suit failed, they reconciled, and Beile becomes Lady Clanecarty.
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Betis
Loxpon
Richard Somerset le Poer
Clancarly
Carl
Lord Dunlo
Beile Bilton
Clanecarty
Weather and local notices from Indiana and Waveland
Local forecasts for Indiana show showers and clearing by Saturday with a 24 hour outlook for Indianapolis and vicinity ending May 10 1891. Cloudy with light rains then warmer fair weather. Along with weather notes, reports from Waveland Tennessee mention quiet morning trains and officers failing to serve warrants against strike leaders amid a doubtful settlement. Also reported is a murder conviction in Livekeanl with John Conway found guilty by the coroner's jury. Strikes for eight hours draw city fathers and workers, signaling potential trouble.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Waveland
Ted
Tooiana Midland
Tlivekeanl
dJohn Conway
Lny
Local notes and incidents from Indiana papers
Details from several towns report health, industry, travel, and tragedy. Diphtheria alerts at Brookville, a Brookston canning plant ready by June, IU excursionists planning a June 27 Europe trip, and a Wheeling fatality after a log rolling accident. A boiler blast at P HE Kramer’s Frankfort mill injures workers. Frank Hull and Howard Aunts die, others injured. A Noblesville case fines Erika Osborn for a cruel beating of a child. a disturbed incident follows with a wife absent and a tense reaction.
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Brookville
Ft. Wayne
Brookston Canning Factory
Indiana University
Europe
Lawrence Whitehouse
Wheeling
P. HE. Kramer
Frankfort
Frank Hull
Howard
Eriha Osborn
Noblesville
Stire
Cardinal Gibbons Illness and National News Briefs
Cardinal Gibbons is seriously ill in Baltimore. Police uncover a Newark operation accused of exploiting six young girls. England pledges aid to preserve the seal industry in Behring Sea. Miners in Sestidale, Pennsylvania face dire conditions as employers refuse to rehire them. Troops near Walla Walla fear aid amid a lynching investigation. An incident in Cumberland Gap reports two laborers harmed as a camp intruder menaced sleeping workers.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Newark
N. d
England
United Uptoe
Behring Sea
Sestidale
Anwone
Walla Walla
Wash
Hall
Cumberland Gap
Grunk
Noe
Harri
Last May Music Festival Closes With Grand Finale
Attendance filled the hall for the closing performance of the May music festival. Soloists Judi Mine Poole Lavin and Emil Fischer delivered powerful numbers to thunderous applause and seas of flowers. Jurors praised the choir and orchestra as Prof. Carl Barus led the choristers in Gounod’s Unfold, é portals as the festival ended.
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Gong
Indianandlis
Judi
Mine
Poole
Lavin
Mr. Fischer
Tannhauser
Carl Barus
G. BP. dJacobe
Lost on the Lake A schooner Missing near Muskeoy
The lumber schooner Thomas Hume owned here left Chicago Tuesday night and should have reached Muskeoy the next morning. No word has come, crew of six men, capt. Harry Albright of Chicago. valued at 7600.
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Musxreoy
Mica
Thomas Hume
Chicago
Harry Albright
Pope Encyclical Denounced by Labor Federation
The Federation of Labor in Paltignore with 60,000 members denounces the papal encyclical as an absolute failure and lacking new guidance for workers. A Wednesday night speech praised the past week’s developments and criticized Rome’s letter as falling far below expectations.
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Paltigiore
Federation of Labor
Labor
Rome
New York City
Sporting Notes and Rumors From The Circuit
A garbled sports column notes Boston signing Harry Staley, Cleveland seeking a catcher, and Cincinnati’s struggle to climb from the eighth hole. Mentions Dempsey Gallagher prize match talk, preparing for Saturday games, and the last park game at Athletic park. Reports on racing results, third-party bets, and a stray local advert about Dalton’s Head and Foot Store offering shoes.
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Boston
Harry Staley
Cleveland
Cincinnaticinds
San Francisco
Dempsey
Gallagher
Cincinnati
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kelly
Roosier
Commercial Club
Indianapolis
Easterns
Meridings
Athletic Park
Sain
Greenfield
Iillen Scott
Anson
Fort Wayne
Ahen County
Chicago
Lady Ancle
Maude Howard
Marmosa
the Kaiser
Sportsman
John Berkley
John Brush
Ciscinnati
Radbourn
Keenang
Esper
Brown
New York
Hutchinson and Kittridge
Rusie
Buckley
Brooklyn
Young and Zimmer
Caruthers
Con Daily
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Wm. L. Elder
Lisbon
Lorenzo Marques
Africa
Bembe
Port William
Claringson
D. H. Jackson
Short
Clityy Lupe
Couurt
May Mitchell
Old Mortemer
Pierre Lorillard
Count la Grange
Withera
Brookdale
Exile
Beaver Falls
N. Y
Steve Murray
Dan Greenwood
Lew Tucker
Bobby Partington
Charlie Carruthers Galliel
Philip Rosebleen
Anna Jacobs
Magpie Murphy
Rosebleen
Annie Rooney
Anna
McCloskey
Anna Rooney
Bin
Old Wind
Barteh
Hamburg
Charlottenburg
Russia
Gall
Verney
Lucissor
Lornes
Buckingham
House of Commone
Cant. Verney
Nellia Beckett
Leon
Gadstonian
Bubbard
Bowhard
Greensburg
Ind
Samuel H. Logan
Mr. Logan
Ellen M. Louiston
North Pennnsylvania St
Leuicre
MR. Hermit Bryant
Believe &E
Hovey
Ams
Wik
Featuras
Sporting Likk
Dalton’s Head and Foot
Dalton
Hattar
Shoer
Bates House
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