The Governor Hovey’s Party on the Mascotte Tour West
Report from Las Vegas New Mexico recounts Guv Hovey and a bachelor party aboard the Mascotte bound for Mexico. Col Tom Nelson and Gen McGinnis quarrel over style, while Stephen Baldwin sits atop a fortune built from timber and dry goods. The train climbs the San Juan mountains and the party endures a long two whistle snore from the governor. The voyage highlights romance and rivalry, ending with plans to reach Mexico City and El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. ML
Guv. Hovey
Tom Nelson
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Indianana
Mexico
Col
Gov. Hovey
Posey County
Trinidad
San Jauan
SuNrendera
Indiana
Stephen Baldwin
Detroit
Baldwin
Michigan
Gen. McGinnis
Indianapolis
Col. Wilkinsson
Evansville
Wilkinosa
Dr. Jessup
Vincennes
Gov. Chase
Will Brooks Roberts
Los
Animas
la Junta
el Paso
Tex
Mexico City
Denver
Lannes McPhetridge
Ex-Gov Gray Cheers Defeat of Campbell in Ohio
A Sun interview quotes a democratic official praising ex Gov Gray after Campbell’s Ohio defeat. The source notes Gray’s political ambition, his strength outside Ohio, and his sharp debating style, with skepticism about his sincerity and potential ticket placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Campbell
Ohio
Gray
Calkins
O. K. Gray
Cincinnati
Leeming Campbells
Financial unrest and bank failures ripple through Granger states
The Commercial Bulletin reports general optimism for autumn trade in the Granger states with strong collections and bright forecasts, except for canned goods and fruits. The Maverick bank failure and Evans affair ignite market scrutiny, while Florence Alabama’s Bank collapses and a depositor pistol incident end the day in alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Gould
Evana
Maverick Bank
Bank of Florence
Ala
New York
Commercial Bulletin
Granger States
Wall-st
Maverick Bank and
Evans
Sone
Broadway House
Training the Boys at Y M C A Convention
EH H Jones of New Albany reviews the role of boys in Y M C A work. He urges self run gospel meetings and boy participation, library access, and planned educational classes as key to futures in youth work. He warns against early nonpartcipation and urges stronger committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. H. Jones
New Albany
Priday
Young Men’s Christian Association
Auch
Garer Foundation
Corner Stone Laid for 26-Story Masonic Temple
In Chicago on November 6 the corner stone of the new Masonic fraternity temple was laid with imposing ceremonies. The structure will rise 26 stories to be among the world’s tallest buildings. Over thirty lodges took part in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamp attack costs Patrick Maguire his life
In New York on a Thursday night an unknown assailant threw a lighted lamp at Patrick Maguire at his home. He died Friday morning from burns sustained in the affray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick Maguire
Miners Strike Ordered in Indiana District 14
Miners in district 14 and Indiana mines except Evansville have halted all work after delegates ordered a strike. They demand 75 to 85 cents per ton instead of 60 to 76, with plans to organize further steps at a meeting to decide on future action. About 10,000 miners affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Havie
District 14
Indiana i
Evansville
Brazil
Chicago Suffers Coal Shortage From Strikes At Pittsburg And Indiana
Chicago faces a coal famine at the docks as Pittsburg and Indiana strike action drains supply. Steamers and tugs foully run low with every available ton exhausted at South Chicago and stocks dwindling rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Indiana
South Chicago
Terre Haute "Bad Man" Brings Judge Buskirk to the Bench
In a Friday morning session Judge Buskirk handled a crowded docket. Jessie Wallace and John Delaney, both charged with drunkenness and public disturbance, faced detectives Kahen and Doherty after a scuffle on Illinois Street. Delaney swore loudly, Wallace defended herself with a strong elbow, and both were sent to the workhouse. Tim Murphy, jailed for drinking with thieves, received 30 days after bond issues in Cincinnati and threats toward the Texas steel company. William Stout, drunk on a Pennsylvania Street parade, disrupted passersby and abused women. Vina Banks was held in a watch theft case from Ben White, as the day wrapped with plain-filed matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Ghaute
Buskirk
Throne of Mercy
Jessie Wallace
John Delaney
Delaney
Kahen and Doherty
Georgia
Maryland
Illinois
Jobo Kahen
Kahen
Doherty
Big Delaney
Terre Haute
Tim Murphy
Cincinnati
Murphy
Texas Steel Company
William Stout
John Corrigan
Pennsylvania St
Vina Banks
Ben White
Van Camp Factory to Rebuild After Fire and Water Plan
Frank Van Camp urged Indianapolis officials to install a water hydrant at Kentucky avenue and Sharpe street to speed rebuilt packing plant. He cited 1200 feet to existing protection and noted potential relocation incentives elsewhere. The board ordered immediate study with a decision next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanCamp
VanCamp Packing Company
Frank VanCamp
Board of Public Works
Kentucky-ave
Sharpest
West and
Sharpests
van Camp
Water Company
Kentucky Ave
Indiana
Indianapolis
S Street
Ketcham
Vinton
College-ave
Eleventh
Seventeenth-sts
Mansfield
Virginia Ave
McCarty St
M. Cune
S. Meridian St
Bell
S Board
General Pope Bails On Mexican Trip For Whiskerless Bluff
Indiana's quartermaster general Gen. Pope says he joined the party by train but slipped off at Mississippi Street to avoid the Mexico journey. He quips the governor rejected his wish to stay, cites cost of cigars and dining, and notes his whiskers vanished due to air from the fast-moving train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Pope
United States of Indiana
Union Station
Mexico
Sun
State House
Fiat
Basto Ba
Govenor
Mississippi-st
Gen. Pone
Brazilian Trouble and Other Matters Discussed
Washington reports no new developments in Brazil. Civil war seen not to affect the United States, with Yorktown Boston and Yantic to reinforce Rio Janeiro to protect American interests. Officials expect Da Fonseca to speedily quell the uprising with a united army and navy. Cabinet met Friday amid rumors of heightened South Atlantic naval presence and renewed talk on the German reciprocity treaty. The latter denial by Germany and the state department is noted. Secretary Foster to present his annual report at the cabinet gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Yorktown
Boston
Rio Janeiro
Tere
DaFonsaca
South Atlantic
State Department
Foster
Tunnel Shaft No 2 Collapse Kills Two Men
A Niagara tunnel shaft heading caved in Friday morning, killing two men and wounding twelve others. The accident caused widespread fear among workers who refused to continue after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Niagara Tunnel
Shaft No. 2
Local Court Hears Lynch Case and Jury Deliberations
The Charles Lynch case was argued on Friday and sent to the jury in criminal court. A Sunday night break in at the Spencer house yielded $10 and several mileage books. Wheat rose on Friday with prospects of higher prices, aided by dry weather and poor current wheat conditions. A fire at Moore desk works caused losses including nineteen tool chests and strike losses totaled OTT. President Frenzel of the street railway company will visit Haughville Tuesday to discuss rapid transit. The Bessonies zouaves were organized at Mtall with officers named and uniforms in green and white. The German-American club urged Yeager’s retention at the poor farm, a move that could influence county commissioners. Dr. Watt M. Harvey, dispensary physician, is in Thomasville, Ga., after a health scare from excessive indian hemp. he is reported recovering. Chas Kreitline sued for 80000 against Dickson & Talbott over alleged likeness in a clairvoyant program. Controller Woollen refused a board request for laundry beware apparatus funds, promising a decision before Saturday night. Watch club ads promote Sareelots and vendors list lime and cement products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lynch
Spencer House
Moore Desk Works
Ott
Frenzel
Street Railway Company
Haughvilliane
Bessonies Zouaves
K.bf
Mtall
S. Tennessee St
John Gavin
John Folney
Willie Lawn
Mansur Hall
Yeager
Chas, Kreitline
Dickson & Talbott
Frank van Dyke
Kreitline
Controller Woollen
Board of Public Safety
Sun
Revengeful convict shoots in Rome as railway crash follows
A released convict named Derog armed with pistol and dagger hunted a witness in Rome killing a doctor and two peasants and wounding a woman who miscarried. He escaped. In another report a Minho Douro train wreck at Familicas killed and injured many passengers. Three Nagpur railway collision victims die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Derog
Derosas
Maprm
Minho & Douro
Familicas
Bomnay
Cnloiers
Nagpur
Stairway to Fees and Power in Indiana Politics
A satirical portrait of William Wesley Woollen and the local party chief, the patriarch, as they navigate pay and fees. The piece mocks paycuts, the little box of fees, and the uphill climb amid calls for resignation. Weather notes forecast warmer conditions for Indianapolis over the next 24 hours ending 10 am Nov 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wesley Woollen and
Aga
William
Ann Wesley
Woollen
Wesley
Indianapolis
The City Directory at the Grand Theater Review
Critics note two bright spots in the show The City Directory John Wilson’s janitor role with burnt cork and the orchestra with A Texas Steer overture earning encores. Tim Murphy, praised as a model actor, leads Hoyt’s A Midnight Bell while Hoyt and Thomas are credited for careful casting amid mixed public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
E. M. Dasher
Hoyt’s
Texas
City Directory
Artemas Ward
Cleveland Plein Dealer
Russell
Tim Murphy
San Francisco
Murphy
Hoyt
Tim
Editors Here to Talk Republicans Convene in Denison
About 50 Indiana Republican editors meet at a Denison house session to discuss the political situation and plan future action. Chairman Gowdy urged papers to unite behind the party nominee and avoid demanding Harr ison's renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison House
Indiana
Gowdy
Republican State Central Committee
Preas
Harrelson
C. B. Landis
Delphi Journal
Harrison
Indianapolis
The
Sentinel
Journal
Geo. Harting
Wilson
Lafayette
Poe
George
Baseball and sports notes from the era with league moves
Reports say the Milwaukee club cleared debts and holds the world by the neck while Corbett and Maher prepare an $8 000 bout in New Orleans for Mardi Gras. J Glasscock may join the Chicago league next season. Comiskey bids to hire Comiskey’s team and top players. Lord Hawke’s cricket squad returns to England amid praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Garfield Park
Callia
the Scalpers
Indus
Oakdale
Washington
Bnnsteed
Holmdal Colt
Larchmont
Kiang Mac
P+partes
Nashville
Grand Pa
Patti Rosa
Lizzie
English
Flower Deliis
Tom Elliott
Guttenberg
Little Fred
St. Felix
Rambler
Mabelle
Maggie Murphy
Milwaukee Ball Club
Corbett
Maher
New Orleans
Jack Glasscock
Cincinnati
Brush
Comiskey
Lord Hawke
England
America
A. A. McFarden
St. Louis
Asso
Iron Duke
Newton
Poco Tiempo
Turco
Merius
Butler
Indiana
Varsity
Exposition Grounds
Hoff's Hand Turn Shoes Ad Sparks Downtown Buzz
An old classified style notice promotes Hoff's Hand Turn Shoes at $3.00 and urges shoppers to visit Indiana Ave and Charlotte Russe near Ballaré's creamery for best in the state footwear. The terse ad emphasizes value and local shops in a rapid fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff
Indiana Ave
Spitting Plague of Tobacco on Dresses Stirs City Police
A bizarre spree of liquid tobacco attacks targets light colored gowns in Indianapolis. Victims report congealed residues on cloaks while police say they are watching crowded areas for a suspect, noting similar cases in New York a year ago and a possible single culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Indianapolis
Smith’s
Pennsylvania St
Houke
Smith
Charles Smith
Bicycle Works
Grand Opera House
Louisville
Union Station
Sprang
Chambar
New York
Bal Macedist Suspected at Minister Egan Residence
In Valparaiso on November 6 and amid government measures watchers near Minister Egan's residence have been increased, amid reports a prominent Bal macedist may be hiding there to escape the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Egan
Tis
European and world notices from London to Calcutta
Snow grips Bulgaria as ten feet deep. Brazil’s government may fall. Cork poised to choose a successor to Parnell this Friday. German fortunes hit by Hirschfeld & Wolf bank collapse. Paris reports an unknown man found strangled in a cellar. Calcutta derailment kills five Britons and wounds about 40. A Norwegian divine resigns after declaring immorality. Hughes in London critiques American cities. New parlor goods at Wm.1 Elder's and Chrysanthemum show announced at Tomlinson Hall with November events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Baron Hirsch
London
Brazil
Cork
Parnell
Hirschfeld & Wolf Bank
Berlin
Paris
Calcutta
Norway
Hughes
Ecumenical Congress
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col. Roberts
Bosroy
Ite
Second National Bank
Examiner Ewer
United States Treasury
Potter
French
Canada
Ita Newa
Five Cent Savings Bank
Florence
EY Link
Sareelots Watch Club Co
A. B Moyer & Co
N. Misa St
Garano
Frank I. Frayne
Eugene Canield
Deacon Tidd
Bee
Kor Warricon
Fassett
Tammany
Auburn
N. Y
Fiendisa
Evanrt
Mich
Bowley
Wagner
Sacanaw, Mich
Charles J. Schultz
Niagara Falls
King
Sporting Lis
Charlotte Russe
Ballaré’s Creamery
Carpenters
Masonic Hall
Sullivan
East End
Mandolin Club
Eewin Pugh
Father Gavish
Hunter
F. Kennedy
Elder's
Tomlinson Hall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!