Maybrick Case and Typhus in Russia Headlines
The report covers Timothy Healy being publicly horsewhipped after a Longford speech accusing Parnellites of cowardice and dynamite links. It notes the Maverick case verdicts, a typhus outbreak in famine districts, a ship’s boat disaster near Portland with six drowning sailors, and Charles Green’s claim of pursuit by a ghost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott
Russia
Timothy Healy
Longford
Parnell
Healy
Glasgow
St. Petertburg
Lonpox
Howe
Portland
Town Drunkards Plea To Become Policeman In Country Stunt
Lux reporter and six police officers waited as Al Taffe told a tale of days past a wild cry echoed. A drunken Marion county man burst in claiming he would be the town’s best police officer and demanded drink while praising the stars and stripes. He was corraled behind bars after the chaotic entrance and skirmish near Turnkey Taffe’s room.
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Lux
Taffe
al ‘Taffe
Alrives
Cba
Marion State
Stara and Stripes
Manning
Bill Greilish
Shot Becomes Selfish Parental Tragedy After Ambush
In Marawana North Dakota on November 3 a father Ben Warne shot his son on a highway after an argument during a domestic abuse incident. The son suffered a shattered arm and a deep side wound with uncertain prognosis. The father was arrested and showed no remorse.
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Marawana
N. d
Ben Warne
Tennessee Convicts Arrested in Kentucky Amid Broad Search
Report from Middlesborough details three Tennessee convicts captured with up to 75 believed to be pursued before night. Item mentions a Rutual Benefit and notes new ventures including the Indianapolis smoking casino with listed officers and purpose. Additional items cover political commentary in Ohio, civil rights suits in Galveston, and local notices in Chicago and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisviley
Middlesborough
Jury Gave French Three and Judge Cox 14 Years
Charles French was convicted by a jury of manslaughter in the court for killing Marshal Andrew Dillon in Haughville and was sentenced to three years. In a separate trial before Judge Cox he received fourteen years for assault with intent to murder his wife, the motive tied to her knowledge of the earlier case.
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French
Cox
Charles French
Marshal Andrew Dillon
Haughville
Dillon
Season of merry menacing weather in city notes
The column recalls October fires numbering forty four with losses of 2857, divorce actions, court counters with Jerome Smelz and attendance at federal court, rising diphtheria cases, a missing child found on Indiana avenue, boatloads of civic complaints about street renaming, and a tense council debate over Plum street becoming College avenue with renumbering.
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Wmn
T. Morton
Superior Court
J. Allfrees
New Jersey
Columbus Houchins
Indianapolis
Abrams
State House
Alice Hamilton
Orange-ave
Indiana-ave
Grady
Jerome Smelz
Laura
Indiana
Tolleston Club
Chicago
Lake County
Tolleston
Frank Armstrong
Brightwood
Armstrope
Kregelo & Whitsett
Brinkman St
College-ave
John
Martha Reyes
Jacob
Eva Merz
H.J
N. A. Sink
Thomas
Martha Quinn
M.F
Inez Helm
Drarus
Mary Wiseman
St Mary St
Henry Castell
Win
Cecil
Addie Pearer
James Helwagen
Minnie Black
Joan Shea
Josephine Sauer
Albert Fielder
Bettie Wimberly
Richard Kennedy
Clara Ryan
James James
Ida Murphy
Fred Burton
Annie Miller
S. Moerician
Minnehaha Granite Company
Board of Public Works
Jones
Sun
Supt. Marshall
Scherrer
Marshall
Republicans Claim Favorable Outlook Across States
Bosray New Jersey reports a strong Republican chance in Massachusetts with a Democratic incumbent Rus ee facing reelection. New York debates presidential implications amid Tammany divisions while Ohio and Iowa hinge on prohibition issues. Across cities like Buffalo and Cincinnati voters turn out amid reports of betting and calm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New York
Iowa
Ohio
Bosray
Rusee
Charles H. Allan
Harrison
Bostox
Hill-Cleveland
Fassett
Flower
John Pierce
David Lahey
Stock Exchange
Edie Talcott
MD. Coupin
W. H. Duff
Consolidated Exchange
Henry Clew
Buuffalo
Lodging House
Kocnestrr
Monroe County
Parson
Curran
Assembly
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bardsley
Senate
Gov
Pattison
White House
Hopora
Privspura
Maj
McKinley
Campbell
John Sherman
Bio
Columbuss
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Enquirer
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Drs Moines
Francis shifts goals from senate to national ticket or cabinet
Chauncey I. Filley of St. Louis says Governor Francis abandoned plans to succeed Cockrell in the Missouri senate. He now seeks a national ticket as vice president with Cleveland or a Cleveland cabinet post if elected. Vock reil is expected to return to the senate amid Alliance third party dynamics and GOP cooperation with Blaine and Cleveland’s silver stance divides Democrats.
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Cariaco
Chauncey I. Filley
St. Louis
Palmer House
Foo
Francis
Cockrell
Senate
Cleveland
Vockreil
Alliance Third Party
Missouri
Blaine
Color Line Amoug Barbers Union Talk
Barbers held a meeting Monday night to discuss forming a separate colored barbers union. G. W. Holzman said Tuesday that separation aims at better satisfaction, not opposition to mixed unions. They plan a meeting Thursday and seek shorter hours with no Sunday work, hoping to emulate early closing practices in other cities.
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Amoug
G. W. Holzman
Barbers
Heip G Adder
Amusements notes delays in Ingalls lecture cancelation
A concert season at Hoglish’s opera house was spoiled when ex Senator Ingalls cancelled after learning of a family illness. Fanny Rice and Frayne’s acts drew laughs and applause as audiences enjoyed a night of light satire and song with jokes and new material. Representative Keterson arrived from Marshall County to join officials at the state event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
Hoglish
Opera House
Kansas
Tater
Fanny Rice
Mr. Mack
Keterson
Marshall County
More New Territory Petition and Public Health Debate
The common council held a short session delaying decisions for 15 minutes to reach a quorum. Col Hicklin presided as tents and prospects of private citizenship weighed in, while Sim Coy and Charles Gauss pushed counts for the organization. Ordinances passed include paving Stevens st and a 45000 loan, with other measures about licensing bottles and regulating sewers. The article notes a “freeze-out” scheme over dead animal collection rights involving Rauh & Sons and sub-lessees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicklin
Trusler
Simeon Coy
Charles Gauss
Charles
McGill
Home Brewing Company
Cruscat
Stevena St
Virginia-ave
Hast-st
James Brown
Fall Creek
Sim Coy
Myera
W Wilsen
Myers
Indianapolis
E. Ranch & Songs
Sellars
Boar of Public Works
Rauh & Sons
North Indianapolis residents back annexation push
Sunrise reporter talks with North Indianapolis residents on proposed annexation, with broad support from local leaders and petitioning efforts. Opponents include Brown of Udall works and the gas company due to tax concerns, while supporters point to improved fire protection and police service.
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Sun
Indianapolis
J. W. Watts
Brown
Udall Works
Judge Roach
Ben Davis
Michael Collins
Twenty-sixth-st
Meridian
City Streets
Canal
Michigan Road
Fred Ogle
Wm. Conrad
Albert Scribner
Brovyn
Udall, Works
Indiana gubernatorial talk from local Democrats
A Democrat voices views on possible candidates for Indiana governor. He notes Parsonnhase’s fence fixing, questions if he would win the governorship, and recalls a past Lt Governor campaign moment. The speaker predicts Mayors Sullivan and Smiley Chambers may enter, with Vincennes ties noted.
Baltimore in Peril as Chileans Read War Warning
A Valparaiso dispatch claims the American cruiser Baltimore faces serious danger with Chilean suspicion of war. Chileans may seize Egan’s passport and strike first, while foreign residents doubt such a treacherous act in the harbor. Capt. Schiey stays vigilant amid hostile press reports.
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Loxpox
Valparaiso
Baltimore
United States
Egan
Schiey
Washington
State
Davy Department
Junta
Senor Mount
New Orleans
Custom House
New York
Philadelphia
North Atlantic
Barbadoes
Gherardi
BEKE Scheme Rumors Stir City Lighting Battle
The council moved to grant Jenny Electric rights to string wires outside the central district while Brush remains the main supplier. City finances show tax rates at 65 cents, blocking immediate purchase of a city owned plant. Jenny’s line extension aims to spark bids and pressure Brush to lower prices amid upcoming lighting developments.
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Jenny Electric Company
Mile Square
Sts
Board of Public Works
Brush Company
Brush People
Conduitt
SUN
Woollen
Brush
Jenny Company
Family poisoned by Colt mutton roast mystery case unfolds
James Douglass and his wife plus five children fell ill after eating a Sunday mutton roast bought at the East Market. The father and Nelson were severely ill with convulsions while others grew worse. Dr Fletcher suspected strychnine poisoning but delayed judgment. Neighbors Maxey also fell ill after coffee. Health department to analyze the meat mixture.
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James Douglass
Lincoln Lane
East Market
Douglass
Nelson
Wesley
Blaine
Laura
Maggie
C. I. Fletcher
Fletcher
James Maxey
Pr. Fletcher
Health Department
Queen Vic Health Report Contrasts With Waterloo Losses
London dispatch states Queen Victoria remains in excellent health, walking daily at Deeside and past knee pain, while recalling the deaths of three Waterloo officers aged 75 in June. Lord Albemarle died in February. Cote and Col Hewitt followed, and Bayley’s existence as a long serving artillery lieutenant is untraceable.
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Waterloo
New York
Edmund Yates
London
The
Tribune
Deeside
Lord Albemarle
Cote
Col. Hewitt
War Office
Bayley
Deadly Cigarette Smoking Fatal for Young Lebanon Woman
Cora Neese aged 16 died after an escort urged her to smoke cigarettes on the way home from a theater. Doctors say nicotine poisoning from the cigarettes caused her death, with the incident occurring in Lebanon Indiana two weeks prior.
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Lebanon
Ind
Cora Neese
Postponed Cheap Street Car Fare Conference
Mr Qauss could not attend prompting a postponement of the street car fare conference. The council committee did not meet on Tuesday due to his absence. Another effort will be made Wednesday to discuss six tickets for a crew on all street cars.
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Frenzel
Jaiuss
Official reports show rifles ready for Russian army in July
Official government reports indicate 500000 new rifles ordered in France for the Russian army will be ready in July. An additional 230000 rifles are under construction at Toula 150000 at Trersk and 60000 at Sestrovetsk. This brings July supplies to 179000 rifles of the newest pattern distributed through every branch of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Toula
Trersk
Sestrovetsk
In It Again County Auditor Taggart Sets Up the Apples
County auditor Tom Taggart begins a second term and greets colleagues with a handshake and a playful offer of an apple and a cigar. No changes in clerical staff are announced though Taggart contemplates a potential third term, with Bud Swift already eyed as a possible successor.
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Taggart
Tom Taggart
Tom
Auditor's Office
Indiana Statistics Progress Noted In Biennial Report
William A. Peelle, chief of statistics, released the third biennial report of the bureau of statistics. It notes $10,000,000 in new Indiana investments, crop yields, and livestock totals, and lists county and township debts totaling $9,678,605 with real estate mortgages and mechanics liens adding detail. The report highlights 421,462 landowners and broader fiscal figures. The Charity Department reports the Indianapolis Benevolent Society’s 55th annual meeting, noting aid to 2,500 people at the Friendly Inn, relief to 45 families, and a financial balance of $4,483.48 receipts and $4,483.47 expenditures. The next annual meeting is set for Haglish’s Opera House on Nov 29 with Rev. McCulloch reappointed president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Statistics
William A. Peelle
Bureau of Statistics
Indiana
Indianapolis Benevolent Society
Plymestl
Haines
McCulloch
Friendly Inn
Haglish’s Opera House
Charles Martindale
W. T. Malott
Liberals Gaining in England Municipal Elections
Nov 3 reports from London indicate municipal elections in progress show a liberal lead, signaling likely impact on upcoming national contests. In Illinois East St Louis is linked to Armoury Cutlay plans, with a Chicago company choosing the city for its main packing house, estimated at $600,000.
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Losnon
England
East St. Louis
Isa
Louris
Tis
Armoury Cutlay Company
Chicago
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Lespon
Scotland Yard
Charles Green
Reen
REX
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Geo. Loot
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J. B. Sissel
Martin Merkt
Jacob Wyrick
Andrew Heenlin
Carl Habich
Filensez Ayman
Justice Habich
CuicaGo
J. ¥. Brandon
Toledo
Ohio Democratic State Central Committee
McKiney
Galveston
Tex
Mallory Steamboat Company
Wm. L. Elder's
Fine Merchant Tailoring
Norbert Landgraf
N. Penn
Aity Lif
Tom and Jerry
Col. Hicklin
Battle OF
Desmoints
Denver
Supreme Court
Joseph C. Helm
Luther M. Goddard
Hutchinson
Delline
Omaha
Balitmore
Frank Brown
van Nort
Latros
Topeka
Kas
Shawnee County
Gov. Francis
Frank I. Frayne, Jr
Boy Ranger
Fanny
Lawher
Thornton
Park
Mr. Purdy
Fanny Rice Company
Lawler
Buskirk
Chas
Locke
Juci
Sim Coy Deeping
North
Sullivan
Smiley Chambers
U. S
Wuhill
Senor Moutt
Queen Vic’s
MR. Qauss
Beechaim
Seaton's Hat Store
Pennsylvania
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