Inmates at the County Infirmary Amid Break-down Tales
A Tux Sun reporter visits the county poor farm asylum where grippe cases rose last winter. Superintendent William Yeager and Matron Yeager run a neat, cheerful facility. Residents include a longtime Blaine figure, an Hendricks lookalike, a two foot tall ward girl, and an elderly Beecher follower. The tour covers wards, bakery and laundry as inmates, though destitution and memory fade in pauper graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCreery
Township Trustes
Tux Sun
William Yeager
James G. Blaine
Germany
Greensburg
Asylwn
Henry Ward Beecher
Henry
Yeager
Lfe
Theo. Thomas
Max Bendix
Sunday church services listed across city churches
Sunday morning services are announced for several churches including First Presbyterian with Rev. M. L. Haines on The art of contentment, Seventh Presbyterian with Dr. R. V. Hunter on The action of our general assembly, Central Aged Methodist with Rev. H. A. Buchtel on The purpose and value of the holy communion, Central Christian with Rev. D. R. Lucas on The here and the hereafter and The hands of the creeds and the creed makers. Miss Frances E. Willard will speak Sunday evening at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church as president of the national and world's Woman's Christian temperance union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Haines
Seventh Presbyterian
R. V. Hunter
General Assembly
Methodist
H. A. Buchtel
Central Christian
D. R. Lucas
Creedmakers
Frances E. Willard
National and World’s Woman's Christian Temperanes Union
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Marriage noted in Avie as Parnell and Kitty' wed
A brief mentions Parnell and Kitty will be married in Avie. Gladstone remains ill at Hawarden. The czar and czarina attend the Wrench exhibition in Moscow. Police seize obscene pictures at Paris art exhibit. Gladstone urges steps to curb Russian Jewish persecution. J F Bingham dies in Nagasaki aboard the Alliance. The Tata reportedly sails to Australia with cargo moved to the Esheralda. US battleship Vermont sinks after collision off China. Japanese govt to issue 20 more passports to lower-class women for immoral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Kitty
Avie
Gladstone
Hawarden
Czar
Czarina
Wrench Exhibi
Moscow
Paris
J. F. Bingham
U. S
Alliance
Nagasaki
Japan
Ttata
Australia
Esiheralda
Vermont
China
Women in Session Plan World Fair Meeting in Chicago
The National Council of Women executive committee met at the Propydeum to organize an international gathering of women during the Graaf World's Fair in Chicago. Mrs. May Wright Sewall presided, with delegates including Mrs. Rachel Poster Avery, Miss Francis Willard, Mrs. Emily Burlingame, and Mrs. E B Grannis. Resolutions urged inviting women to national church and Sunday school bodies, placing women on revision committees, hosting delegates in Chicago, and supporting equal pay for government workers. Three committees were formed to lobby for reform divorce, equal pay, and a symposium on dress reform. The conference resumed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council
Propydeum
May Wright Sevwall
Chicago
Rachel Poster Avery
Philadelphia
Francis Willard
Emily
International Council of Women
National Council of Women
Hogland
Natdional Reform Divorce League
Boston
Washington
Congress
Decoration Day Observed by Grand Army Veterans
Old soldiers held Decoration Day with an Illinois oration by Gary Campbell, a procession from Crown Hill cemetery to the soldiers’ plot, flowers, a salute, and remarks by Chas Darnell and Rev J N Sawyer. The George H Thomas G A R post received flowers from Comrade Harrison. Capt Hayman repulsed a Portuguese attack near Magsikessi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Hill Cemetery
Gary Campbell
Ohio
Columbus
Grand Army
Gay
Campbell
Chas, Darnell
J. N. Sawyer
George H. Thomas G. A. R. Post
Harrison
White House
McDonald Dying in Montreal as Condition Becomes Critical
HONTREAL May 30 Sir John McDonald’s doctors reported at 9 a.m. that the patient has taken a turn for the worse and is now in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Hontreal
John McDonald
Features of Sporting Life Major League Schedule and Scores
The league will play two games over Memorial Day while teams like Wabash against Butler and the Grays against the Daltons meet at Noblesville. Cincinnati battles Boston in a 5 to 20 loss as baseball news mixes with campus clash notes and local announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapide
Cincinnati
Wabash
Butler
Seventh-st. Grounds
Grays
Daltons
Noblesville
Journal
Franklin
Eccles
Boston
Bob Foreythe
Marvel
Valleria
Mora
Lou Dudley
Jack Richelieu
Fakir
Harry Kuhl
Association
Louisville
Athletics
Bhretard
Cook
Weyhing
Meakin
Milligan
Mains
Dwyer and Hurley
Hardock and Farrell
St. Louis
Washington
Bateries
McGil
Mungan
Bakely
McGuire
Columbus
Baltimore 4
Batteries
Ewell and
Dowse
Cunningham and
Townend
Lawyers Call Reinhold Verdict a Bad Break
Attorneys say the Reinhold verdict was a bad break that could warrant a new trial. Jurors heard a sealed verdict Friday but deliberations and judge Norton’s remarks sparked debate. Reinhold remains confident of acquittal amid calls that instructions influenced the jury and tainted the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhold
Atdo
Sinensis
Priday Revenue
Norton
Horton
Otto Savi
Plaim
Invusabie
Maj. Mitchell
Sprada
Iis
Thascte Acd
Newt Harding
Parnier
Jadie Norton
Reinbeld
Euprema
Duane Norton
P Nitentiary
Norteno
Chrela
Ohio memorial to Andrew's Raiders dedicated at ceremony
The Ohio state monument honoring Janes J. Andrews and the seven others was formally dedicated on Saturday. Ex governor Foraker delivered the oration before a large crowd, and the event recalled the unit known in history as the Andrews Raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y ‘Coua
Ohio
Janes J. Andrews
Saven Sollenz
Andrew’s Raiders
Foraker Washa
State board seeks end to heat over contracts at meeting
The State Board of Education faces ongoing friction over textbook contracts. Amid political chatter, President Youtz plans to be absent at the session with Bil Hicklin to take the desk, as redistricting ordinance and minority reports loom. Also listed are several local names and family entries, including health and residency notes, across Brightwood and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Chae. Clarke
Brightywood
Isens
Acdey
Ehisi
Youtz
Bil Hicklin
Emins
John
Ruth Hicks
A. Lichtsim
Dolu
Boshinger
Si. & and
C. Aiken
Bes
R. A
Clara Banta
Charles and
Lou Rosener
Arthur and
Haitia Willett
David
Dora Dermut
Drais
Edwards
Brook Alley
Kate S. Kelly
Vincent’s
Maraiacs Licinius
Benjamin Vornebin
Macy Levell
Francis Shelley
Flora Hicks
Nick Parker
Susie Anderson
Samuel Miller
Even Carr
James Stallard
Hannah Beal
Edward Waterman
Mary Vogel
John Ruff
Iesa Daner
Adam Schwidt
Clara Herman
Smith Johnson
Catharine Brown
Russian Cruelties Exiles Tell of Lost Children and Suffering
A Moscow exile reports that two of his four children were seized for unregistered names and the remaining two died en route to the frontier. He claims US relatives and says policemen harass Jews with domiciliary visits and paper demands, while merchants face revived regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brerlis
Moscow
Tvo
United States
Qeavean
New Jersey Manufacturer Seeks Exiled Huscan Jews for Work
A prominent New Jersey manufacturer reports he can employ several hundred exiled Hucsian Jews. He cannot hire in advance due to American emigration law but will offer work upon arrival. The notice cites intent to place arrivals with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hannam
Worth Biany a Dollar The barber recalls depot aid
The boss barber notes a monument inspires business and explains how the union depot aided bars during construction. He describes charging 16 cents for a shave to travelers, but when a stranger arrives he offers a 10 cent transient rate, using the depot and monument as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Carr
Hera
Ireland's new ministry details and honors report
May 30 To develop Ireland Lorran notes a new department for Ireland funded at a yearly expense with expanded fisheries railways harbor works. A three member salaried board will manage the department. The West Cork Eagle claims Father Davis of Baltimore received an honorary commission in the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lorran
aMy, Balfour
West Cork Eagle
Father Davis
Baltimore
Steamship Brazilean Detained With Smallpox on Board
The steamship Brazilean, sailing from London to Montreal, is detained at Gross Isle quarantine with smallpox aboard. The captain and two seamen are sick. no passengers are on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Montreal
Gross Isle
Peddlers and Obituary Scams Warn Indianapolis Readers
A wary note warns of rising peddler and obituary scam activity in Indianapolis. Reports describe aggressive door to door salesmen, intrusive circulars, and a norset of fear among residents. The piece cites a Woodruff Place incident with hot water, instances of deceptive obituary sales, and broad concerns about consumer solicitations targeting families and bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mountain Meadow
Hao
Decoration Day Observances Across Cities Rise in Grandeur
Memorial services highlighted by Grand Army parades in New York and Washington. President Harrison attended ceremonies in Philadelphia while Chicago and Cincinnati marked the day with church services, floral tributes, and national salutes. The day featured orations, hymns, recitations, and a grand parade, with ships firing salutes on the Hudson and Arlington graves decorated with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Army of the Republic
New York State National Guards
Citizens’ Societies
Grand Army
Wifthave
Union Square
United States Army
Irwin H. Hannon
John Wise
T. P. Frost
United States
Hudson
Metropolitan Opera
Joss
George MM. Vatheesen
Loran
Geerce H. Sheidan
United States Army Depot Band
Louis Alderich
Sainreay
Sons of the Revolution
Washington
Tribune
Montgomery Monument
St. Paul’s Church
Tricity Church Yard
Chicago
Eobra
Sarrisov
Ren
Wanaimaker
Tracy
Proctor
Gueets
George G. Meadepost No. 1
G. A
Independence Hall
Stuart
Wasnvictor
D. C
Arlington
White House
Schocl
Creek
Sheridan
John A. Logan
Parnell Plans Wedding to Mrs O Shea Before Registrar
Parnellites hear their leader will wed Mrs. O Shea before the registrar in June. The marriage would end relations with Mrs. O Shea's daughters, though Capt O Shea allows visits now. Gerald O Shea is about to be gazetted for army commission. he and the family live near Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
O'Shea
O’shea
Gerald
Brighton
Gossip Circles Death of Marl Clancarty and Heir
May 50 Loxpon reports morning papers brim with talk on Marl Clancarty's death and the race to his title and estate. Rumors pin nearly £1,000,000 value to the succession and imply the new Countess Clancarty faces notable scrutiny from peers after a reconciled figure. Lord Dunio is said to advocate her proper reception among dissociated peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Marl Clancarty
Countess Clancarty
Dunio
Family tragedy as four burn to death in Wheeling blaze
In Taylorstown, Wheeling, Henry Phillips his wife and their 3 year old perished in a house fire believed caused by a overturned lamp. Their 15 year old son died hours later from severe burns after also being injured. evidence of a beer keg remains near the charred bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Phillips
Phillips
Taylorstown
League Contests Report Saturday Morning Scores
In Brooklyn Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 7 to 1 with 10 hits to 4 and 1 errors to 2. Philadelphia saw Mr Anson's colts lose 4 to 8 as Chicago won 5 to 4 in errors 4 to 3. New York posted 1 to 4 losses against Cleveland with 1 error to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brookin
Philadelphia
Weather Summary for Indiana May 28 1891
For Indianapolis and vicinity the 24 hours ending 8 a m May 27 1891 show light showers with temperatures near normal. Warmer fair weather forecast by Murphy. Friday night a series of temporary lectures drew large crowds and about 2 050 signed the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Couzshe
Muryphy
Lebannon
Pranucis Murphy
Ostrich Appetite in Questioned Ship Passenger Mystery
A ship's Arab stowaway found dead in London prompts reports of ostrich digestion myths. A post mortem reveals a strange alimentary blockage packed with buttons, gears, screws and wire pieces, sparking quirky Victorian-era curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naila
London
Leeama
Alimentary Canal
Dailton's Head and Foot Store Ad Offering Shoes
Dalton offers a good better pair of shoes at the Bates House Lime and Cement area. The ad mentions Dalton Hatter and Shoer and lists items like sewer pipe plaster hair and tire brick with A. B. Meyer & Co. at 460 N Miss-st as related contact or supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailton’s Head and Foot
Batera
Dalton
Hatter and Shoer
Bates House
A. B. Meyer & Co
Miss-st
Practical Politics and Cabinet Shuffle Rumors
W J MacBride of the Enquirer reports President Harrison plans practical politics with a new interior secretary and Secretary Noble set to go abroad. Robert Lincoln may return to Washington as a political asset amid potential customs personnel overhaul in New York Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blaine
Washington
Bar Harbor
Newsraner
W. J. MacBride
The
Enquirer
Harrison
Foster
Noble
Briggs is vetoed at presbyterian assembly vote
Friday afternoon the presbyterian assembly voted 440 to 106 to veto Prof. Briggs' appointment after a heated session. Supporters urged postponement while critics pressed for the ballot. Rev McKilben mocked the outcome and imagined future reconciliation with Briggs if his views evolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Assembly
Briggs
Swing
McKil Ben
Aimile
Zack
Midland road to settle claims for striking workers
Mr. Moore of the Indiana Midland road said he was traveling to Wareland to settle the claims of striking employees. The settlement would release engines and cars that had been spiked to the track for weeks, ending the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levasox
Ind
Spl
Moore
Indiana Midland Road
Wareland
President hosts Boyd at dinner after tour
Washington May 20 The president Friday night gave a dinner in honor of Sir Geo Boyd of the Pennsylvania railroad and Mrs Boyd bringing together the entire party who accompanied the president on his recent trip in recognition of Mr Boyd's efficient management of the tour The floral observation car shaped centerpiece marked the occasion Also present were Mrs Boyd Mrs McKee the president's daughter Mrs Dimmock and Mrs Barker nieces of Mrs Harrison Secretary and Mrs Rusk Miss Rusk Postmaster General Wanamaker Maj and Mrs Ransdell Maj and Mrs Sanger Q P Adetin of the Press News Association and Mrs Austin A J Clarke of the Associated Press BR V Calahan of the United Press and Mr I L Pibbett China and Japan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicht
Geo. W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mckee
Dimmock
Barker
Harrison
Rusk
Miss Rusk
Wanamaker
Ransdell
Sanger
Q. P. Adetin
The
Press News Association
Austin
A. J. Clarke
Associated Press
BR. V. Calahan
Notable Military and Public Figures in Briefs
Secretary Blaine continues to improve. Gen G A De Russy, a well known soldier, dies in Detroit on Friday. Leonard A Whitney, a Boston broker, was assigned on Friday. Farmers in central Illinois face $100000 in liabilities as replanting of crops begins. Leonce Burthe, key witness in New Orleans jury bribery case, arrested in St Louis after attempting to dodge testimony. Treasurer Bardsley of Philadelphia jailed on perjury and embezzlement charges after full confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
G. A. de Russy
Detroit
Mich
Leonard A. Whitney
Boston
Illinois
Cut Worme
Leonce Burthe
New Orleans
St. Louis
Bardsley
Philadelphia
Tanglewood Jersey Dairy Ad Promises Fresh Daily Delivery
If you want fine Jersey milk and cream delivered at your house fresh and cool every day order from the old reliable Tanglewood Jersey dairy Depot and office 106 N. Meridian st. where we keep in io milk cream buttermilk and fine butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Tanglewood Jersey Dairy
West
Depot
N. Meridian St
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J. A. Hendricks
Women IN Session
Ahaoes
Loxton
Canetown
Hayman
British South African Company
Magsikessi
Sporting Life
Dr. Cravens
Fropulseum
North St
Cley Litk
Atlmrivans
Hays
PAG Dist
N. Delawarest
Gen. Grant
Barrison
L. Elders
Res
Piblado
Ansotia
Com
Maj
Bondy
Vather-Cashman
St. Darlath
Ronan Catholic Church
Garfield
Ben Butler
Wim. EF. Bowe
Justice Taintor
Taintor
Howe
Mr. Howe
MR. Harrison
Mr. Noble
Bar Harper
Presbyterien
Midland Road
SAN Frasisco
Oceanic
Yokonama
Kirin
Parsons
J. E. Bingham
Epgineer U. S. S. Alliance
Namaski
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