Ministers Oppose Sunday Concerts and Exposition
At a union ministers meeting on Monday pastors urged law and order groups and city authorities to investigate Sunday theater openings and sacred concerts, oppose the Columbian Exposition on the Sabbath, and push for proper Sabbath observance. resolutions were sent to the executive committee.
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Union
Law and Order League
D. B. Lucas
Jenckes
Taylor
Dexter
Gulf of Mexico
Ravenna
Hendrickson
Paeter Lackey
McKissey
Rav. N. A. Hyde
Senckas
Ita
Munhbali
Munhall
Hare
North farmers form cooperative farm in Georgia
Cullman Georgia November 3 Special 41 northern families secured 3000 acres of prime farmland to operate as a cooperative farm with a capital of 200000 dollars in thousand dollar shares. All workers receive regular wages and profits will be distributed as dividends.
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Cullman
Lord Randolph Churchill Won't Stand for Parliament
Announcement that Lord Randolph Churchill will not seek a parliamentary seat citing estrangement from his party. He plans to tour Europe and pursue other activities amidst political speculation.
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Lonpor
Lord Randolph Churchill
Europe
Amez- Ce
Building Associations in Dayton Lead World Presence
Dayton hosts the largest building association globally with modest expenses under ten dollars weekly. The secretary, who also manages other duties, fills the post. Indianapolis Savings and Loan Association notes Monday receipts as the largest since founding, aided by general prosperity and payrolls for police and teachers last week.
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Dayton
Celtic
Nadianapolis Savings and Joan Association
Weeek
Biemerck to Become Brewer and Global Ventures
The era's rumors place Biemerck heading toward brewing while copper is found at Hiddleprush New Jersey. World news includes potential pardons for fenian conspirators, a royal pardon talk for Queen Vic, and an underground mining exhibit planned for the world’s fair. In other items, a Spanish congal closes in Key West, Cuban refugees face peril, and stockman B. I. Rogers is shot and Ro barge commits suicide.
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Biemerck
Hiddleprush
N. J
Queen Vic
White Oak
Youngatown
Alaska
Germany
Berlin
Koch
Stephen Bauer
New York
B. I. Rogers
St. Paul
Gao
Robarge
Rogers
Vettle
Indiana Voter Turnout Cited as President Votes in Indianapolis
The article notes the president left for Indianapolis to vote while New York stores reduced hours to accommodate ballots. It reports assorted local incidents including a court term starting in Indiana, a refinery plan in the city, several arrests and petty crimes, a fatal elevator accident aftermath in Shelbyville, and a large city fire at Councilman Markey's Shelby Street foundry with substantial losses.
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B. F. Bruce
Federal Court For
District of
Arcanegan Company
Capital
Trant County
Moses Ht Taille
Wd Sullivan
Washington
Oyater
Thomas York
Brateman
Shelbyville
English Ave
Kregelo
Wm. Leingraber
Marist
Hadley.ave
Virginia Ava
C.D. Hoy
Indiane Tank-Line Company
National Refining Company of
Cleveland
Frank Shipman
Albert Ferguson
Jennie Golden
Charles Moore
James Gibbs
James Davidson
Metropolitan Police
Delaware St
West Indianapolia HM. H
Wm. Kehling
Meridian St
Howard Spiestel
Christian Spiegel
Central Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wisteria Lodge Knights of Honor
Crown Bill
G. A.B
John Harter
Failty
Mollie Michaela
Mollie
John
Mullis
Imayor
Stephen Keslar
Derasy
Stephen
MacShulsa
Kesler
Clarence Williams
Hsrp
Albert Sohms
Hoe
Sushmen’s
Fort Wayne Avay
Williams
Fort Warsneave
Fickle
Whiteman
G. I. la
Thos
Markey
Shelby St
Virginia Ave
Four Deaths by Suicide Plague Syracuse Family
A Syracuse family mortalized by four suicides over four years ends with John Gasser’s death. Once a prominent businessman, Alexander Gasser’s line saw a father, a son, a daughter, and a younger child all die by their own hands. The driven pattern hints at a family crisis, while neighbors note melancholy and a declared belief that another tragedy may follow.
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Syracuse
John Guaszer
Aexander Gasser
Sir
Alexander Gasser, Jr
Chicago
John Gasser
Dying by Inches in Bloomsburg Woman Lapses Into Starvation
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on November 3 a 48 year old woman, once strong, wastes away from a disease that prevents eating. Her 18 year old son reports she has eaten nothing for 218 days while doctors hold a glimmer of hope for improvement in respiration and swallowing. She remains hopeful of recovery but is reconciled to fate even as she speaks in faint tones about God’s mercy.
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Bloomsburg
Irs
Adem Waehtsr
Whitsha
Tari Huwifama
Sisappser
Carl Huffend Wifa
West Indianance
Breon
Carl
Woodburn-Sarven Wisal
Charlouts Baxjamin
Woodburn St
Riverside
Bull
Paris
Huff
Samuel Benjamin
Madison Ave
Sun
Funeral and riot aftermath shadow Hobbs murder case
The funeral of Mrs. Hobbs, murdered woman, drew her husband as a mourner amid fear of mob violence. Police kept order after an angry crowd attacked the carriage. Hobbs showed resolve to deny involvement while authorities investigated. Also notes on congressional race claims, railroad voting law tests, and a slander suit.
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Lenpoy
Hobbs
Atege
Susnaoad
Tha Carr
Ugon
Tha
Hobbs Eeema
Patrick Roche assigns dry goods loan to Susie Roche
Patrick J Roche of 298 Massachusetts Ave assigned to Susie J Roche on Monday to satisfy a $2000 loan. Maesie Cassell and her husband John C filed for peace as Judge Taylor dismissed the divorce suit amid claims of cruelty. Mojlin Jones fought a woman at Heston and Duncans saloon in Kentucksays, was charged by Officer Hergerman with Newport end battery and drawing deadly weapons.
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Patrick J. Roche
Desser
Deoote
Massachusetts Ave
Susie J. Roche
Maesie Cassell
John C
Teylor
John
Mojlin Jones
Heston & Duncan
Kentucksays
Secret Name Change Case Surfaces in Blennerhassett Line
An extraordinary case in Louis seeks to redefine Theresa Biennerhassett Adams legal name as Theresa Blennerhasset Adams. She claims lineage from Richard Blennerhassett and contends early marriage to John Calvin Adams produced a daughter kept secret from family. The petition notes a clandestine wedding, a supposed death in the family, and a long hidden child raised as an orphan from the Blennerhassett line.
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Louis
Theresa Biennerhassett
Richard 8. Blennerhassett
John Louis Blennerhassett
the Blennerhassett
Burr Conspiracy
Odin
John Calvin Adams
Esha
Theresa
Siary Blennerhnacsett
Saya
Mic
Bn Aband
Theresa Blenaerhesasit
Theresa Blenterhesestt
Adame
Theresa Blearerhassstt
Adama
St. Louis
Quin
Merzish
Seeourt
Wes
Theresa Blenterhze
Dnetims
Grei
Mesa
Frarre All 8 Busth and the Par kt Prays
Deputy clerk Daniels and Deputy Bass fled to new rooms as the clerk's office packs for election. 198 rolls of ballots, 19% packages of tickets, 18 packages stains, and sample ballots filled. Nearly 325 deputies sworn. Democrats ahead by about 20. Courts locked, grand jury to convene November 6, and numerous divorce suits filed in coming month.
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Daniels
Bass
Sheriff’s Office
Boston stage notes and new theater features
The Boston Ideals will sing Fauvette at English's Wednesday night. A four month run at the Boston museum is noted. Dickson & Talbott add opera features including a check room at the Grand and a drop a cola in the slot glasses system at Haglish's to recover lost money. New parlor goods appear at Wm L Elders.
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Boston Ideals
Boston Museum
Haglish’s
Suicide Apparent in Tragedy at Railroad Street Home
Gottlieb Grieb a stone cutter of 884 Railroad st was found dead in the woodshed hanging by a rope. He retired Sunday evening and woke only in the night passing quietly to his workshop. Family reports no clear motive though he had recent illness and alcohol indulgences. He left a wife Werth and three children.
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Gottlieb Griew
Werth & Omb
Gottlieb Grieb
Railroad St
Grieb
Fight at Oak Hill church disrupts Sunday services
Mrs Samuel Young reports a mob disrupted a religious service at Oak Hill M. KH church in Oak Hill. She says two hoodlum organizations threaten peace and that Young fears to act. A general fight followed when youths crowded the church and pressed the minister to intervene while police power is limited. Local officials promise protection amid ongoing tensions.
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Mr. Young
Autekirt
Tha Bane
Thara
Irish leaders arrive in New York seek aid and support
William O Brien and wife Schn Dillon JT P Harrinter and T D Sullivan arrive on La Champagne in New York. They address Americans, deny fleeing the verdict, insist Parnell remains leader, and urge financial aid from Irish brethren in America.
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New York
William ‘'Y Brien
Schn Dillion
JT. P. Harrineter
T. D. Sullivan
Sanley
Death of Bud McCoy Ties Logan County Lynch Threat
Charleston W Va November 3 The death of Bud McCoy leader of the McCoy gang is reported. He was shot 18 times in Logan County by a man named Dempssy and several companions who fled. McCoy supporters threaten lynching. bounty offers are noted. McCoy reportedly accumulated a large sum of money from his enterprises.
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Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Ord
Bud McCoy
Iseder
McToy
Logan County
Nemid Dempssy
MicCoy
MsCoy
Mozey
Diphtheria Exodus From Mecca Prompts Greenville Arrival
Twenty five people flee the Mecca diphtheria outbreak in Ohio and arrive in Greenville C that town may be depopulated. Multiple sports notes cover Butler DePauw football results and other college games. horse shows and boxing match details are mixed with local ads and stray items from Madison and Washington.
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Greenville
Mecca
Lay of the Campaign Cigar and The Sun Prospect
A verse heavy with political brag and a risible puff satire unfolds as a campaign cigar boast contrasts with a Sun newspaper child solicitation offer. The piece mocks sensational rhetoric while promoting a money making appeal to readers through yearly subscriptions and gifts.
Railway conductors meet to plan national rampage headquarters move
A Sunday meeting of the Order of Railway Conductors appointed a committee to move the headquarters from Cedar Rapids Iowa to this city. The central point for the organization’s headquarters is well recognized and railroad men are said to be interested.
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Anrariere
Listbank
Ceimoto Ludineanatia
Order of Railway Congactere
Sundsy
Stega
Rampwag
Ceder Reapids
Iowa
Bengals Lay Plans After Split in Brotherhood Talks
Cincinnati November 5. Special dispatch reports private sources say a split within the Brotherhood is likely after Monday morning discussions. League plans stand firm with key players and clubs balking at proposed changes.
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Bali Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Surcehes
Waal
Messy News Briefs Span Wreck, Trials, Crimes
A jumbled collection from Nov 3 reports includes the wrecked Spanish steamer Viacaya with unclear totals of lives lost, details of the Crawfordsville petit jury session with Dr Peters testimony on strychnine poisoning, and a police disturbance incident. Richmond notes no indictment yet in a murder case, plus local mischief in Muncie Logansport and other towns.
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Bissetter
New York
Viacaya
Crawfordsville
Peters
State election ends with high hopes on both sides
Report from Indiana Missouri Ohio and Pennsylvania fields shows Democrats and Republicans confident of victory. Hoosier headquarters predict 10 000 to 15 000 statewide margin while Republicans claim likely capture of legislature and seat in U S Senate. Voters face a heavy turnout Tuesday with county results seen as decisive.
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Marion
Renan
Republissa
Stisirs da Fndiana
Sun
Aura Gathesun
Indiana
Missouri
Louris
Star
United States
Gene Dleman Closa
Campbell
Damocrat
Theetete
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
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