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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1892

Page

4

Kentucky Negroes in Riot Firing at Rally in Indiana City

Oscar Leap was shot and killed by a gang described as Kentucky Negroes at a Saturday rally in Burns City. Authorities arrested the assailants amid fears of lynching as Richmond reports new social clubs and Goshen notes a local scandal.

Vevay Oscar Leap Richmond William Deering Warsaw Alexandria Patch Portland Edinburg Peter Platter Seymour Anderson Danville Hopeville Toear Franklin Madison Bert Christman Terre Haute Muncie Lucinda Swift Yorktown Goshen Frank Lytle Fort Wayne Lutheran Synod Michigan City John Bonnewell Spencer Richard Carter Columbus DeHarity Bank Flwood Smith Jordan Williams Bros Bond South Bend James Henry Crisp Jivansville Peru Electric Manufacturing Company Mack Nees Brazil Edward H. Beckley Elkhart Rilea Woods Krow Cinthia Cunningham Summitville Nathaniel Terrill Kansas City Huntington County Joseph Smith Mesa Sarah G. Wooden Greensburg Knuizhtatown Spiceland Academy George Warner Markle Chicago « Erie Railroad

Lillian Russell shines in La cigale and Davy Crockett

The article reviews Lillian Russell’s acclaimed La cigale at the Grand Opera House and her preparation with Mrs Scott Siddons, noting her acting and singing prowess. It mentions Davy Crockett at English's Opera House, Whalion and Martell's road company at Park, and a revival of The Black Crook at the Empire with election-night performances.

Lillien Rassell Paes Etalon & Martell Black Crook Mayo Davy Crooke Lillian Russell Lillian Grand Opera House Duff Opera Comique Audran Scott Siddons New York Paris London Geraldine Ulmer Marton Patti St. Louis Davy Crockett Frank Mayo English Opera House Whalion & Martell Harry and Mildred Roucleve Abt Burke and Standall Leslie and Collins Ferry Kitty Burke Fanlons Jesse Domaine Park Stage Inglish The Empire

Five voting places changed from two years ago

A report notes five changes in polling locations since two years prior. A separate incident describes a thief entering a grocery at 154 E Washington St Sunday evening and making off with $1.80 in change. The Indiana YMCA states its 23rd annual state convention will take place in Logansport on November 17–20. Fisher Buchanan funeral directors plan to move to 17% N Tilneis St to occupy better quarters.

E. Washington St Indiana Y.M. C. A Logansport Fisher & Buchanan N. Tilneis St

Indiana Vote Contest Closes At 6 Tonight

The Sun announces an Indiana political stand estimation contest with prizes of 35, 20 and 10 dollars for the top correct guesses. Entries must be in by 6 pm Monday, sent on the coupon from The Sun and mailed to Tim Sun contest editor in Indianapolis. Open to all readers domestically, multiple entries allowed.

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Sudden Death of Orator ERinton At Brazil Speech

J Sidney Hinton a prominent colored Republican active in state politics collapsed during a speech at a Brazil meeting Saturday night. He was carried to the Hardin hotel, died there, and his body later returned to Indianapolis. Cause listed as heart trouble. He was a noted colored mason to be buried by Waterford lodge.

Erinton J. Sidney Hinton Brazil Ile Hardin Hotel Indianapolis Vermont St Waterford Lodge

Races at Cumberland Park and College Sports News

Races at Cumberland park Nashville opened Saturday. The Harvard footbell team in poor condition to meet Yale. Charles Dwyer, 16, son of Mike, won $15,500 on the turf unassisted. Butler defeated Dayton 12 to 0. George Godfrey plans retirement after boxing earnings. Saturday football scores include Yale 72 Wesleyan 0 and DePauw 42 Wabash 4. Dead-broke Wylie arrives in Chicago after cycling cross country. Corbett hints at boxing exhibitions for the world fair. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for cures.

Cumberland Park Nashville Harvard Yale Charles Dwyer Mike Butler Dayton Wesleyan Cornell University of Pennsylvania Princeton DePauw Wabash Tommy Warren Tommy Miller Tomlinson Hall Waco Tex Clem Stovall Ohio St Wylie New York Chicago Chicago Cyclers Corbett

Opening Wheat and Livestock Futures Update

Chicago price sheet notes closing wheat futures December May and January contracts with values for oats pork lard and short ribs. Shows bid and offer levels for December May and January across wheat corn oats pork and other grain contracts.

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