Central and South American News Roundup of Disasters and Crimes
New York reports up to Oct 4 noting Nicaragua bars destitute Italian migrants. 150 Jewish families reach Buenos Aires as Argentina colonization begins. Ecuador sees strong earthquakes in Oct with hail, while Guayaquil and Duran hospitals reveal a horror of gore and a murder linked to a jealous quarrel. In Guatemala two intoxicated men duel with daggers, one dies, and a third is wounded as rioters attack a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicaragua
Argentine Republic
Hirsch
Buenos Aires
Guatemala
Dolores Mainz
Eugenie Keldan
Keldan
Circiaco
Jacinto Roldan
Roldan
Muanz
Sunday Church Talks Highlight All Souls Day and Missionary Work
Sunday observances include Catholic feast of all souls at St John’s Cathedral with Rev J M Weber describing man’s need of God. Bishop Knickerbocker spoke on liquor dangers to Murphy Temperance League at Lorraine hall. Miss Carter, a Japan missionary, shared gospel experiences at St Paul’s. Dr Jenckes preached on end times at St James chapel. Foreign missions head Rev C E Randall spoke in Jamaica about charm doctors hindering Christianity. Morton memorial services at Roberts Park church honored Indiana soldiers with G A R and veterans groups. Fire damages Denecke and Veter dry goods in Cedar Rapids causing $50,000 losses. other firms affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
St. John’s Cathedral
J. MM. Weber
Lorraine Hall
Knickerbocker
Murphy Temperance League
Miss Carter
St. Paul’s Church
Jenckes
St. James Chapel
C. E. Randall
Foreign Missions
Christian Church
Jamaica
Dr. Lucas
Central Christian Church
Roberts Fark Church
Sons of Veterans
Union Veteran Legion
Patriotic Sons of America
Woman’s Relief Corps
Col. I. N. Walker
Indiana
W. P. Fishback
Snow and turmoil ripple across distant lands
Snow is ten feet deep in Bulgaria and war work continues as Germany builds rifles. In Rus sia, wheat export remains possible while Timothy Healy spoke in Longford England on Sunday. The prince of Wales palace was damaged by fire. an earthquake is forecast to strike Mexico City on November 12. Meanwhile, Emperor William pursues vice suppression in Berlin and tragedy strikes Cork as Dillon and O'Brien depart with their heads. A Panama cab driver and horse were killed by an electric wire. Col North of London, nitrate field owner, is greatly anxious over a pending crisis with the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Germany
Russia
Timothy Healy
Longford
England
Prince of Wales’ Palace
Mexico
Emperor William
Vice
Berlin
Dillon
O'Brien
Cork
Panama
Col. North
London
Chili
Sioux Falls divorces and Mrs Blaine case stir town gossip
In Sioux Falls a rise in divorce cases draws attention as Areva plans a detailed feature. Mrs James G Blaine Jr., wife of the secretary of state hopeful, lives near a fashionable avenue with her sister and son, while debates on her suitability and the colony’s reputation unfold amid public curiosity and renewed calls for dignified reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Blaine
Sioux
Areva
James G. Blaine, Jr
Mrs. Blaine
Miss Nevins
Jamies G. Blaine
Marie Nevins
America
Balzac
Mra. Blaine, Sealer
Assurd
Lincoln
Blaine, Jr
Samuel Medary
Hamlin Garland
Council of Trent
Creas
Sioux Trails
Monument Commission Met Plans for Soldier Monument Art
The Soldiers' monument commission met in regular session with routine work. President Langsdale reported European artists show strong interest and he named four artists to model side groups at 500 dollars each. Contract winner to be announced July 2, 1892. Also notes H A Streeter of the Chicago Globe iron works pursuing stairway and terrace contracts. Langsdale and others to Knightstown for Lincoln hall cornerstone ceremony. Col Matson to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
Langsdala
Nicholas Gerger
Berlin
Andriené Gavadge
Paul W. Bartlett
Parise
George T. Brewster
Yoledo
H. A. Streeter
Chicago Globe Iron Works
Langsdale
Montt Visits U S Officials Over Chilean Dispatch
Senor Montt met with Secretary Tracy and then with Secretary Blaine at the state and navy departments to discuss Chilean matters. Officials declined to discuss details, noting Dainese is in charge of Chilean affairs. The visit likely aimed to counter the Monday dispatch about the assault on American sailors and to promise full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montag
Senor Montt
State Department
Bir. Montt
Tracy
Sever Mouttevere
Blaine
Assiziami
Wharton
Knesvy
Dainese
Capischiey
Montt
Judge Buskirk Handles Large Monday Docket
A busy Monday morning shows Judge Buskirk presiding over 71 cases with rapid reference to Indiana statutes. The page also notes multiple arrests and brawls including James Gordon, John Glover, and Israel Gorham with injuries from a street fight and liquor-fueled incidents.
Ingalls the West’s Orator Turns to Farm and Tour
Ex senator John James Ingalls once famed for bold speeches amid Bleeding Kansas turns to farming in Indianapolis after stepping away from politics. He tours with lectures and appears at Hagiu s Opera House under the Press Club's auspices on Monday night. An inquest panel will decide Lillie Stevens sanity after a North Indianapolis shooting, with verdict due Wednesday. Washington recognizes Paul Thal as consul at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Ingalls
Bleeding
Kansas
Grover Cleveland
Sen
Ben. Bai
Orpia
Tle
Lia
Whiskers Peiffer
Ingalls
Indianapolis
Hagusi
Opera House
Press Club
Bogalls
Petter
Diphtheria Cases and Local Developments Highlight City News
The city reports diphtheria cases and deaths including Rev. Charles Axtell of Mankato. Election returns due Tuesday evening at the Marion club rooms. Various local items cover legal actions, road work, and labor issues. Carpenters seek higher wages and an eight hour day as a building boom is anticipated next year with 909 current union members.
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Charles Axtell
Ove Imo
Mankato
Minn
Oston
Ohio
Marion Club
Biogk
Tille Clilde
Debn Shea
Grant
Central Labor Union
Board of Public Safety
Hawkins
Tom Taggart
County Audifnn
Sylvester Johnson
Isaac King
Henry Schwinge
Geo. Topp
N. Tennesaee St
Kenwood
State House
Kenyon
Western Paving Company
George Washington
Drastics Alford Ous
Will
Minnis Meyer
Frank and
M. English
Daniel and
Rhoda Kaiser
Jacob and
Amelia Smith
Lillie Ray
Gertrude Bell
New Jersey St
Annie Ramsey
Indiana Ave
Mary McCarty
South-st
Dutral
Elias Sutphen
St. Clair-st
Paul Schiltz
Henrietta
Fhrum
James Rosa
Ella Raukib
Win
Winnie
Oilie Bly
Edwin Lesser
Carrie Pheouteh
Frank Folcom
Bertha Cruser
Abraham Tanber
Jennia Gregg
Benjamin Fowler
Elizabeth Riley
Thornton Wright
Bertha Smith
Albert Elder
Battie Wimberly
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
Broad Ripple brawl ends in near murder and shooting
A Sunday family dispute near Broad Ripple escalated to gunfire when Alexander Scott reportedly attacked his wife Amanda, who then fired a pistol. Scott was wounded in the hand and thigh, with doctors noting dangerous shards of wool from a flannel undershirt. Amanda Scott surrendered to a magistrate, with authorities deeming the shooting potentially justifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple
Alexander Scott
Alex
Samantha
Scott
Scort
Sand
Wwema
Atlanta
Hime
Seoth
Tes
Bates
Mra
SUN
Iis Place
Alex Scott
Amanda Scott
Lenny
Indianapolis
Scotvs
Justice-of-the-peace
Wright
Ohrycanthenuim Show Ad Removed for Cause
An advertisement notes removal for cause and promotes a new address at 66 N Pennsylvnia St. listing 10 cent tablets for one week. The notice cites J A Altison and references Tomlinson Hall with dates in November.
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N. Penn. Sylvania St
Bcents
J. A Altison
Maverick Suspension Strains Boston Banking Scene
Boston leaders coordinate to ease Maverick National Bank closure impact. Clearing House moves to shield depositors as receivership and loan policies shape market response in New England. Banks brace for losses while analysts see limited wider damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maverick National Bank
Maverick Bank
Beall
Second National Bank
Maverick
Potter
Boeton Tanks
VUV
VUB
New York
H. W. Cannon
Clase National Bank
Chiteaca
Mate Kauder
Higheden Siys
Detectives Reassigned as Patrolmen After Board Hearing
Detectives Cranua and Boylan retained but as patrolsmen after three weeks of uncertainty. Crane and Boylan, once marked for dismissal, appeared with attorney John Reardon before the Board of Public Safety. No charges were filed. they were ordered to report for patrol duty with future force changes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Hawkins
Kane
Hawking
Ars
Governor Vacant as Col Robarts Tours Mexico
The State House sits empty as Col. Robarts tours Mexico leaving Gov. Hovey away. Alvin Hovey Jr. fills the chair while Parson Chase campaigns for McKinley in Ohio. Marble columns whisper of the governor’s absence and Tim Griffin and staff mop the floors in a sad, silent scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Col
Will Roberts
Gov. Hovey
Mexico
Parson Chase
Ohio
McKinley
Alvin Hovey, Jr
Avery
Tim Griffin
Wiley
Tim
Col. Robarts
Cholera Fatalities and Winter Weather Across Regions
Dispatches report cholera deaths in Damascus with a large outbreak subsiding in Aleppo while raging in Heedeida. Winter weather begins early in Europe with heavy snow in Hamburg mountain districts of Greece and soaring cold across Switzerland and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Damascus
Aleppo
Hedeida
Loxnox
Continent
Hamburg
Greece
Switzerland
Russia
England
Miners Attack Oliver Springs Stockade Release Convicts
Armed miners attacked the Oliver Springs stockade in Menday morning and freed the convicts, burning the stockade. About midnight 200 wounded men rode into Oliver Springs, liberated the convicts, and burned the stockade. the convicts are at large and rumors say a march on Tracy City may follow.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Oliver’s Springs
Coal Creek
Oliver Springs
Tracy City
Bucket shops win prices from Chicago Board of Trade
Telegraph wires were restored to the Chicago Board of Trade on Monday allowing prices to reach bucket shops again. Prices were sent to New York Boston St. Louis Peoria and Kankakee and agents worked to extend to commercial houses in St Louis and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board Ofrade
Chicago
Board of Trade
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Peoria
Kankakee
Robert Lindblom
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Central America
Suite
Ecuador
Guayaqua
Duran
Manuel Madriel
Anna Paz
Madriel
Tis
Sucre
Cedar RaPins
Denecke & Veter
Frese Foreign Pacts
Olony
San Francisco
Alaska
J. A. Drynton
Fine Merchant Tailoring
Norbert Landgraf
N. Penn
Wm. L. Elder's
Capt. &Ebley
Judges Buskirk
Buskirk
James Gordon
Sergt. Lowe
John Glover
Isreal Gorham
Gordon
Dow
Glover
Waudsletter Bros
Mississippi
Washington Sis
Clover
Israel Gorham
Gorham
John Wilson
Wilson
James Sanders
Stevens Howard
Hyland
Bates House
Kndsest
Sanders
Howard
Bee Hive
Dhe
Elia Mannings Til
Meridian St
George Harris
Jedge
Frank Dyer
Kendallville
Jude
Sitting Bull
Mandan
N. D
Fros. Bogum
Murphy
Pennsylvania-st
Cleaveland
Meridiansis
Earth
Heaven
Garrison
Chas. Lanier
Denison House
Chas
Langston
Seaton’s Gat Store
Penwislvania St
Lillia Stevens
Pipl Livre
Broadripple
Samantha Scott
Hulk
Lersel
Srresten
Hana
Woollen
H. D. Baseel
Bayes
Seale
Fanny Rice
Senator Ingalls
Pank
Krank
Brays
Bill Nye
Miss Rice
Hart
Venus
Chas. Bradshaw
Maccagai
Juch
Flo
Rome
L’aini Fritz
Frank I Brayne
Rapgar
Wiliam Cameron
Ben F. Grinnell
Will H. Hatter
Henri Laurent
David Warfield
Marion Earl
Kate Foley
Julia Glover
Florence Barry
Florence Manon
Columbus
Alabama
Don Thompson
Old Homestead
Thompson
Tomlinson Hall
Trey Rellaeln
Cranua and Boylan
Wilt Jones
Harry Cas Weil
Jones
Castell
Jeise
Bachanan St
Madden
Sergt. LaPorte
George Braddon
Willie Jones
Criminal Court
B. P. Ww
Board of Public Works
Y. T. Mallett
Dill
Massachusetts Ave
Delaware
Mansfield
Lancaster
N. Meridian St
D. C. Crist
English Ave
Minnehaha Granite Company
College Ave
S. Meridian St
S. Meridianst
Marshall
S. Meridian-st
Danes
College-ave
Avenue
Seventh-st
Conduitt
Clerk
Eli Hendricks
N. Illinois St
Chas. Bookwalter
Twenty-sixth St
Cal Darnell
Bookwalter
Parker
Ty. VanVorhis
San Antonio
Tex
Alea
Bowen
Juna Times
Frio County
Hogg
Frie County
American Library Association
Hild
Pitrsbura
Reapros
S. V. ‘White & Co
Parnell
Berni
Secret Service Fund
Irighton
Bucket Shops
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