Masonic Lodge to Discipline Brother over Malpractice Claim
Reported case recalls the death of Mrs. Robert McNeal near Lawrenceburg Indiana claimed to involve malpractice. Dr Records and Dr Bowers are named in a dispute. autopsy found no malpractice. Lodge action possible against Dr Records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McNeal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Beck
Dr. Records
Leareed
Bowers
Millersville
Joe
Powers Beame
Mulersville
Charece
Recorant
Ils
Wayne Indiana Street Car Strike Tensions Rise
In Wayne Indiana on a Wednesday in May two street cars were moved only on a suburban line with four passengers. Strikers pressured workers demanding 15 cents extra per hour while police kept peace as crowds gathered near Calhoun and Main. Conductor and motorman faced hostility and promised to leave, cars then shelved at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Ind
Atd Oclork
Street Car Company
Weyne St. Barns
Calhounst
Central Bares
Iife
Cass
Mhen
Binet
Beirs
Calhoun
Mainsts
Iere
Insin
Turows
Awi Tukes
Sony Waynn
Calhonn St
Ovelock
Great battle opens in U S circuit court over fair directors clash
The Sabbatarians and government clash with world fair directors as opening arguments begin in a U S circuit court. Judge Crosscup, a stockholder in the fair, remains on the bench after no objection by the plaintiff. Attorneys for Wennamaker & Brown seek an injunction while the government seeks to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Circuit Court
Crosscup
Woods
Jenkins
Errer
Melenzie Cleland
Wennamaker & Brown
Beard
Atty
Milchrist
Amendments to Home Rule Bill Debate in Commons
In the house of commons on Wednesday Wolmert liberal unionist moved an amendment to restrict the Irish legislature from voting on supply matters it cannot legislate on. The amendment was defeated 240 to 188. Gen. Goldsworthy proposed abolishing the office of viceroy for Ireland in favor of a secretary of state. Gladstone supported the aim but could not accept the amendment. Weather poems and racing news follow with Isinglass winning the Derby and a Newmarket prize. an advertisement for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ends the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Summons
Wolmert
Trish
Goldsworthy
Ireland
Ile
Prima
Gladstone
Remains of Jefferson Davis Arrive at Richmond Capitol
Funeral train bearing Jefferson Davis arrives in Richmond at 8 10 as cannon salutes ring out. Procession to capitol grounds midst vast crowds, with family members and Confederate flags displayed. City mourns. ceremonies to Gettysburg Hill planned, while casket viewed by thousands at capitol.
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Riew Mann
Jefferson Davis
Capitol Building
Capitol
Richmond
Robert Eb. Lee
Virginia
Hil
Capitol Grounds
Winnie Davis
Five Devis
Miss Davis
Wesabington
J. Taylor Wood
Talifax
N.S
Robt. C. Wood
Louisiana
Zachary Taylor
Lee Monument
United States
Gettysburg Hill
Ridsoxp
Crowning of Soldiers Monument Planned for Thursday
Attorney general Green Smith visits Vernon Ind for a week as a soldier memorial monument is hoisted Thursday morning. The Frank Train circus train wreck victim’s body heads to Logansport for burial, not to be brought here. Christian endeavor groups issue Tagians a bold new publication voicing the society’s Christian work. Local obituaries list deaths and causes, marriage licenses, and a long roster of names, ages, and ailments. Also notes dyeing and cleaning at Smith's dye works, 67 N. Pennsylvania St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Smith
Vernon
Ind
Frank Train
Logansport
Chistian Endeavor Societies
Herbert
Minnis Green
Wood
Susan van Zantt
R. J
Emma Murphy
Hattie Lodger
Nick
Carrie Kirch
Millie Jimson
J. W
Minnie Brickett
Devris
Chas. Schueler
Milton Jackson
James Carter
Balbina Breithaupt
Jane Bowman
Sarah Freeman
Alice Coval
Greenberry Morgan
Louis N. Re
Letta H. Topping
Bright
Susan Wharton
Timery JL. Caldwell
Jones
Frank B. Miller
Clara Walren
Charles W. Kellen
Wilizabeth Forts
Charles A. Cook
Lulu Foley
Joseph Uaslinger
Agnes Metzner
Wirt Humphrey
Catharine Merrill Hay
Rufus J. Walker
Minnie Chesnut
Darry Klinesley
Ellan G. Quick
Jacob Schmidt
Josephine Burge
Austin A. Paff
Jennie Dear
Gao
Bordenbecher
Annie Simon
Daniel W. Powell
Jennie J. Johnson
Charles FE. Kolling
Lizzie A. Buchner
Jobn Wittman
Margaret Heidingafelder
Wm. C. Smith
May Barris
Harold Chambers
Eeith White
Jacob Federele
Annie Wacker
Honpe
Ai Bbg
Daetin Alney
Steang
Burns
Board of Public Works
Limes
Becca
Jieus Suuch
Wolpney
Martin
Tentle
W. G.yarson
St Ixs
Meridian
Washingtom-at
Pennsylvania
Fountain-st
Uu-St
Lawrence-st
Phillins & Lackey
Lineis-St
Columbia Ave
Bruce-st
Weli Railroad
North-st
Meridian-sis
Aries Jones
Wadnesday
John Arthur
Grand Flip Flop in Local Politics Amid Convention Fight
The scene centers on Keach Sullivan and Downing with Deputy City Clerk Hedlan tangled between friends Taggart and Holt. Rumors swirl about Sullivan facing renomination and Holt backing Downing, as Republicans contend with Chairman prospects and Board of Public Works policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dim Keach
Sullivan
Hix
Denny
Phos. Hedlan
Fedisn
Tom Taggart
County Euditor
Sterting Holt
Lonardo Public Gafety
Taggart
Hott
Holt
Downing
Tedinsa
Mr. Hediav
Deany
Sun
Newt
Harding
Board of Public Works
Nicaragua Crisis as Sacaza Faces Flight From Managua
Revolutionaries close to Managua within four hours march threaten President Sacaza who plans to leave under terms offered by rebels. He seeks safe conduct through Montel and San Salvador asylum conditions, while his family sails Pacific routes. Unofficial reports say Sacaza resigned after peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanvador
Managua
Capial
Nicaragua
Sacaza
Montell
Revolutionary Junta
Sucaza
San Salvador
Washineton
State Department
Sacaxa
One Fellow Gets 500 and Six Months for Drawing a Gun
In police court on Wednesday morning the cadi ordered a 500 fine and six months in the workhouse for Tilman Jacobs who drew a revolver in Schofield's stables on Saturday night. He fired at one man and snapped at several others, claiming drunkenness as a defense which the judge rejected. Jacobs’ attorney appealed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadi
Tilmnan Jacobs
Tuman
Offiers
Jacobs
Schofield
Hall and Mitchell Fight Ends With Hall Crushed
May 31 near Pony Moore s resort Cherley Mitchell and Jim Hall argued and clashed in a rough melee. Hall suffered a severe head wound and looked wrecked while police arrested Hall Wanasi Ind. Also a southbound freight on the Big Four cut off Arthur Taker s legs, and Baker at the yard fell under a moving train, both severe injuries with amputation possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mali
Cherley Mitchell
Jim Hall
Pony
Moore’s
Hall
Hoe
Hell
Wanasi
Ind
Big Four Road
Arthur Taker
Fortville
Baker
Annie Wagner Case Attracts Bureau Involvement In Murder Probe
The Bureau of Justice may intervene in the Annie Wagner murder case as public sentiment splits on her guilt. Dr. Mary Spink defends her from mounting indignation while awaiting grand jury action set for June 1. Arsenic findings in the Mary Koesters stomach prompt calls for legal and medical caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Justice
Annie Wagner
Mary Spink
Annie
Sho
Indianapolis
Law Ars
Annie Westner
Collins
Serge Boel
Hisenbeiss
Father Bernardine
Church of the Sacred Heart
Carter
C¢ Brown
Annakysia Net
Wisenbeies
Rank Koesters
Tru
W. 3B
Nietcher
Koesters
How Island visit and public events shape Indianapolis May
Distinctive guests arrive aboard the President Cleveland special car at How Island in Virginia. At Broadwater the President stays with the Broadwater club. Memorial day events feature Gen Morrison, Gov McKinley, and speakers including Gen Harrison and T. Rees. John L. Ketcham hosts with music and recitations. Judge Olds resigns as governor seeks successor. four firemen die in a palace industry fire in Srocnioiu.
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Care Caseles
Cleveland
Tsk
Willis Wharf
Sunshine
Broadwater
How Island
Broadwater Club
Gen. Morrison
Ncllinley
Pomicon Hall
John L. Ketcham
Gen. Harrison
Gov
McKinley
Indianapolis
Ohio
Fdr. McKinney
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Gattinburg
T. Rees
Sou
AM. H. Race
Ferry
Emerich
Eimerich
John B. Elam
Delegates Divide Over Briggs Fate In Presbyterian Assembly
Washington may 31 the general assembly began voting on professor Briggs fate. absent Briggs, wife sat in his seat as commissioners spoke for or against him. several ministers urged sustaining Briggs while others warned his doctrines threaten youth and church unity. by noon Briggs appeared weary and sought leave. the moderator excused him and the session recessed until 2:30 pm with a final vote expected later.
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Washington
General Assembly
Briggs
Briges
Hey
Vahelane
Hust Plorida Presbytery
Aulo
Brigus
D. &. Smith
Baltimore
der Leftwich
Hrmore
Es Purnell
Dr. Briggs
Zion
Heaven
Wastheron
Mrives
W. J. Single
Canton
Gilbert Reid
Shuimnog
China
Reid
Capt
Jacks
San Jose
Cali
Ietru
Robin
Urey
Elim
Parker and McAfee Stand Before Criminal Court
Parker and McAfee, alleged murderers of Charles Eyster, faced a criminal court Wednesday as deputy prosecutor Cox opened the case. The state argued the crime arose from spite or robbery. Doctors and officers testified identically to prior reports amid a large audience, including Mrs. Eyster and her relatives, who observed with visible grief.
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Parker
Tichtec
Cox
Duscice
McAfee
Charles Eyster
Criminal Court
Beck
Carey
Rayer
Carter
Ward
McDuff
City ambulance plan stalled by missing city approval
Health officials report a city lacks an approved ambulance system after council funding and bids, with Lee Holtzman the lowest bidder. Manager Holtzman offered to operate a free emergency ambulance temporarily, while the board seeks formal authorization and a remedy to avoid naming the unit a city ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goard of Health
Lee Holtzmen
Mgr. Holtzman
My. Holtzman
City Ambulance
Cyclone Hits Tarrnm Roos Arkansas Buries Seven Deadly
A violent cyclone struck Tarrnm Roos Arkansas Tuesday evening, wrecking the Guernsey house and burying seven people. An unknown man and an unknown woman died, with several other houses destroyed. Telegraph lines were down and details are sparse.
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Tarrnm Roos
Ark
Arkansas
Guernsey
Stone
The Quiet Quaker Meeting and the Noisy Mind
A vivid field note describes attending a conservative Quaker gathering in Plainfield. The author endures an hour of inward reflection, the usher’s mechanical ticking, the crowd’s hush and rustle, a lone prayer, and a restless external landscape before leaving with a shifted conscience and lighter step.
Bank resumes operations after favorable examiner report
Examiner Young reports Capital Bank solvent and able to resume with unconditional permission from Controller Evics for reopening. Wilson returns to Cincinnati and awaits director meeting. Doherty expected home, awaiting conditions. Street Commissioner Burns resigns, board awaiting fill, bids for sidewalks debated, Meridian and Market improvements announced with prices and contractors listed.
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Agtionel Bank
Examiner Young
Hekels
Wilson
Cincinnati
Young
Dion
P Sheerin
Imi
Chanbers
Oecur
Doherty
Infanta and Princes Visit New York Parade Display
New York observers recounts the May 51 gathering as 2500 metropolitan police in polished helmets and white gloves march past a Madison Square reviewing stand. Supt Byrnes leads the force while Mayor Gilroy and officials attend with the infant and princess who expresses pleasure at the display.
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New Yorks
New
New Yoas
Eulalis
Antonia
Metropolian
Supt
Byrnes
Madison Square
Imperial Party
Gilroy
Infanta
Murder mystery in Mass as Bertha Manchester slain at home
The murder of Bertha Manchester, found in her home with severe head injuries, remains unsolved. Neighbors recall hearing dogs Tuesday morning while a Portuguese former employee of the Manchester household is sought for robbery. Police see no family member as a suspect as national interest grows.
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Whais County
Pann Liven
Mass
Sliss
Bertha Manchester
Manheater
Soreone
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Isinglass
London
Ayer
Mom
Schael
Ifergon Davis
Commons
Ludiana University
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Hue
Indiana Unity
Quaulter
Green
Griggs
Hie East Ball
A. L. Hason
1. D. Co W
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Smith’s Dye Works
Pennsylvania-st
CIDY
Col. Downing
John Foley
Gray Club
Foley
Jime
Cade
Hall and
Mitchell Wwight
Hy Ook
RAN
Murburess Tnthas & Plma OF
No’ Guindy
Dail
Tive
Howisland
Ovremaich
Srocniroiu
Palace of Industry
Ashe
Ias
Shyen Phcprer
Behring Sea
Commis
Paris
Charles Trusgel
Charles
Dalton’s
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Rex
Sweet Lotus
Bert
Hesmime
Weg Teskon
Stash
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Lavoure
German Evangelical Synod District of
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