Beav Ses Vestibule Cars on Indianapolis Line
Saturday marked shipment of the new vestibule electric streetcar from St Louis, 36 feet long and designed for extra standing room. The Indianapolis street railway plans ten cars, facing delays due to factory issues, while Pennsylvanian sewer work disrupts streets and timing.
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Street Railway
St. Louis
Stesia
Gelaya
Ateele Cailei
Penneylvanisst Gevwer
Steele
Pennsylvania
Obje
Oarteanze
Colloreave
Virginia Ave
Arrangemanta
Aspinwall Granted Victory In Eleventh District Race
Ef Aspinwall is elected as Joseph Aspinwall, a Republican, is reported the eleventh assembly district result. The announcement suggests the legislature will be Republican if confirmed, highlighting a party shift in Brooxivg New York on November 8.
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Ef Aspinwall
Brooxivg
N. Y
Joseph Aspinwall
McKinley Defeated by 226 Votes in Canton District
The official count shows McKinley losing by 226 votes in Canton Ohio on November 5. In Shelbyville Indiana Deputy U.S. Marshal Robertson arrests Sheriff Wim McDougall on a charge of advising a voter how to vote. McDougall, a Democratic candidate for reelection, faces grand jury action after bond is filed. A burglary report notes theft of clothes jewelry and children's banks from John Huffman's home while the family was away. A dispensary notice disputes a circular claim that 0.4 of cases were of a certain disease, with doctors defending the tract and stressing patient access.
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MccKinsey
Canton
McKinley
Shelbyville
Ind
Robertson
Wim. McDougall
McDougall
U. S Court
Pridsy
John Huffman
Logansport visit noted and court actions listed
OFEZ ZECH travels to Logansport for a two day visit. Various court actions appear including a divorce filing, a cruelty case, a mortgage foreclosure, and a personal injury claim from a train incident in Brecon Indiana on May 30, 1984. The report covers multiple legal cases, charity board notes, school measures, and library statistics with scattered details across Marion County and state bodies.
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Charles Young
Logansport
Ana Vice
Cuperice Court
Apna
John
Hattie Showara
D. & W. Railroad
Brecon
Ind
Sydney Baggy Company
A. d. Johab al
Howe
Estella Burcham
Frank B
Frank
Marion County Agricultural Eqsiety Borqute
N. A. Hyde
N. Alabame
Elza H. Schumacher
Boston
Sia
Mr. Byde
Ineum
H. Washingtomat
of Coure
Sensa
Brank Lastie
Mre
Frank Leslie
Ssntiasi
Frank Lisslie
The
Independent
Mgr
al. Smith
Cox Delius Carter
Geo. Hayes
Smith
Carter
Parry Xead
Bayes
State Board of Charities
Munday
Johnson
Reformatory Committee
No. 12
Indianapolis Morn Daily Journal Project Hears Talks
Four Indianapolis capitalists plan a Saturday meeting to form a two seat morning republican paper. Rumors tie W H B Packer and a retiring state official to the venture as talks consider purchase of a rival journal and launching a new daily. Names like Lige Halford John Now and Charles Bootwalter surface, with speculation on leadership roles and editorial staff.
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Humber
Indianapolis
W. HB. Packer
Lige Halford
John O
Democrats Nominate City Officials and Health Board Shifts
The Democratic caucus proposes a slate including City Attorney Leon Bailey Chief J. Webster, Market Masters John Shinges and Thomas Kearney, Dr Giorga I Bdesabarter as hospital head, Dr O N Metcalf as dispensary head, and Brennen Cunningham Brown as health board members. If approved, the health board may be dismissed. other nominations target park board and janitors. Local forecasts note rain and colder air with a chance of snow in the north. A gold mine is described in Braatty Bests area with heavy land sales and a major sale on Washington Street. Election results show Dixon, a Democrat, winning Congress by 150 votes in Indiana. Kendall, Democrat, wins in Kentucky’s tenth district.
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Leon ©. Bailey
Ahief
Webster
Etrsst
Patrick Harrold
East Market
Ohn P. Shinges
West Market
Thomas Kearney
City Hospital
Giorga I. Bdésabarter
O. N. Metcalf
Board of Health
Dre, Brennen, Cunningham and Browning
Tomlinson Hall
John Vorheie
City Hall
Michael O'Connor
Self Railroad
Ausuat Keifer
Dora Johnson
Health Board
Nyasant
Park Po Heemer
Caucua
Features of Sports and Racing Rumors Across Cities
A scattered review notes retirements and rumored returns in sports, with mentions of a Stamford figure, wet damp seasons for football players, grand jury actions tied to bookmakers, a Melbourne championship fight shifting in March, and vast sums in Kentucky business. It cites the Coney Island jockey club stakes of 1843 valued at 100000, entries due January 2, and figures about Herman Long in baseball. Capt Comiskey may depart the Chicago Brotherhood for Yon der Ahe to lead the St. Louis Browns, amid alleged management mistreatment. The Baltimore World first published this a week earlier.
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Stamford
Recine
Pde Eligabath
B. J
Grand Jury
Atter Tas
Melbourne
Tis
Kentucky
Coney Island Jockey Club
Herman Long
Selave
Capt. Comiskey
Chicago Brotherhood
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Baltimore World
Banker Holden Mystery Clears Up Missing J M Holden
In Bloomington Illinois on November 8 it is reported banker J M Holden vanished four days earlier. A quick audit reveals Holden’s books show a possible embezzlement of 150000 to 500000. No crime is proven, but concerns arise about trust breaches and a possible suicide or disappearance. The town remains shocked by the affair.
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Bloomington
Chanca
J. M. Holden
Helden
Inesna
Blaine and McKinley Bill Sparks in Exchanges at Washington
A Washington correspondent reports Senator Blaine hosting a discussion with McKinley and others over a controversial bill. Blackburn defends against charges of infamy while Allison Hale and Blasi burn challenge the plan's impact on the Republican Party. The scene escalates as a gavel-like gesture and heated retorts reveal deep partisan tensions surrounding the legislation.
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Blathburn
Baiguiver
Yashineton
Blaize
Maliniay
Bs House
Alison
Hals
Blasiburn
Thason
Blaine
Isorstery
Blackburn
McKinley
McKinlay
Meeald
Senate
Allison
Bale
Goa
Republican Party
Tia Mons
Z & Hols
Sahsie
New England
Allicon
Allizon
Lepar Leprosy Aid Volunteer Barred by Officials
An editorial notes Sister Rose Gertruda, a young woman who traveled to Solokai to aid lepers, was blocked from the task by authorities who deemed the role unsuitable for a woman. The piece cites Father Damien’s peers as rare and the pay as inappropriate, predicting she will return to England.
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Rose Gertruda
Solokai
Honoluu
Rose
Ti Rose
England
Damien
W. B. Chanx
M.D
Blodgett Claim Heirs Seek Property Worth Millions in City Center
The heirs of Samuel Blodgett, linked to revolutionary times, press a major claim to prime city real estate worth millions. The case draws public attention as details emerge about the contested property.
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Washington
Great Blodgett Glaimie
Samual Blodgett
Revolutionary Times
Postmaster General Denies Rumors Amid Turbulent Fallout
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Walemeker denying rumors of his firm failing or being embarrassed. He labels the charges as malicious lies while addressing ongoing fallout from unclear events in the department. The statement aims to reassure staff and the public amid questions about administration stability.
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Vjohm
Washington
Solj
Walemeker
Feiling
Sioux uprising baffles generals and religion clash grows
General Miles warns of vast danger from religious fervor among the Sioux as tensions rise. Loyal Legion officials in St. Paul split on whether Harrison or McKinley will seek the 1892 presidency. A NY hotel project plans a nine story building at Fifth Avenue and Thirty third Street costing 1 006 000. Harpers slip leaving creditors owed 25 000. Mrs. Bailey of Arlington Tenn refuses a Negro money and is struck with a flatiron. A Pullman escapee leapt into Duluth harbor water. twenty injured. Kansas statewide ticket claimed except attorney general. Canadian agriculture minister Catling says Canadi ans can survive even if McKinley blocks markets.
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N. A. Miles
Loyal Legion
St. Paul
Harricon
Ced
McKinlay
William W. Actor
Fifihave
New York
Thomas
Wm. Harper
I. G. Bailey
Arlington
Tend
Omeba
John Catling
McKinley
Political fallout mirrors a fragile party landscape
A Baltimore Sun telegraph summary cites Harrison saying factional fights over patronage and tariff issues aided the Republican disaster. Ex Gov Poster weighs causes from Quay leadership to farmer interests and German schooling debates, predicting future shifts and possible 1892 Republican gains despite current losses. Chancellor M B Gof of Western University dies Saturday morning in Pittsburgh.
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Baltimore Sun
Washington
Harrison Hag
Noble
Witdan
Tig Cabin Net
Haar
Chisf
Total
Onto
Cleveland Press
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Renean
Quay
Navy
Bartland
Iep
Thera
Cae
Ion Arelike
Slart
Busn
Repubican
E Vidlent Giauke
Towe
Kansas
Derotas
Ohio
McKinley
Foreign Facts and Clashes Across London and Ireland
Reports say Lord Chief Justice Coleridge is battered in London while Barttelot’s brother makes another attack on Stanley. Balfour enjoys a success in Ireland via his agents. A powder mill explosion at Taipingfu, Ching, kills 160 Chinamen. Sara Bernhardt’s son duels Mourrey the dramatic critic, Friday, with little injury.
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Coleridge
London
Barttelot
Stanley
Balfour
Ireland
Hia
Taipingfu
Ching
Sara Bernhardét
Mourrey
Washington notes and a comic mail joke in capitals
Attorney general Miller returns to Washington and probes alleged Mexican fans in cattle campaign. Mrs. Watkins suspended at Washington post office after a joke about mail for Dick Quay. Wanamaker and Quay linked to a March shooting remark. Hood’s Sarsaparilla touted as a cure for fatigue.
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Miller
Washington
White House
Watkins
Washington Post Office
Dick Quay
Canster
Democratic sweep holds in Marlon county official canvass
The official canvass on Friday afternoon confirmed a Democratic majority across county and state tickets. Key results include Matthews 17484 over Trasler 14865 for secretary of state. Henderson 17328 vs Walker 14782 for auditor. and Gell 3143 over others for treasurer, with numerous county posts matching the state party's success.
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Trotten
Marlon Cours
Matthews
Trasler
Henderson
Auditor of State
Walker
Courresy
Stout
Brown
Clicuit Court
Johnny Hotlaman Lad
TSE
Baylor
Harper
Boxytholomew
White Cox
Passige
Sullough
Dance
Curtis
Wilson
Lags
Stiles
Tom Taggart
Reilrosder
Baotua
Carson
Tin County
Bain
Benny Langenbere
Aherbil
Mada
Dr. Wanker
Wagner
Julian
Ferrall
Commissionar
Prohibition
Lsst
Politics Tangles in Charity Boards and Nonpartisan Reform
A state charity board debate centers on nonpartisan management of benevolent institutions. Secretary Johnson urges politicians to keep hands off hiring for superintendents and subordinates, while noting pitfalls from partisan influence in DeKalb and Vermillion counties. Article also cites weather, a Crawford county shooting, and a courtroom incident involving Bob Ingersoll.
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Psiday
Benevolent Institutione
Johnson
Board of Charities
Ars
DeKalb County
Board of Commissioners
Vermillion County
Republisan
Cruss
Chariton
Horm School
A Question of Light Joins City Lighting Proposals
City light committees discuss moonlight city lighting vs all night central lighting. Councilmen oppose higher costs and favor economical illumination across streets, noting last year’s city spend and potential increases under two electric and gas lamp plans. Opposition looms for both schemes at Monday night council meeting.
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Public Light
Board
Council
Trussex
Alsefic Light Company
Pksa
Cnn Alestric
Cel. Hicklin
der Aonam
Courtiiman Glass
Pettit case witnesses refute poison claim in Pettit trial
In Crawfordsville on Friday Ollie Ressa testified Pettit never beat his wife and James Wallace with Mrs. Wallace supported Pettit’s kindness. Wallace also said he provided the chicken broth for Mrs. Pettit, countering poisoning claims. Other witnesses had minor testimony.
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Pettit
Votson
Crawfordsville
Essa
Ollie Ressa
James Wallace
Bessie Wallace
Amuthehenzs A Straight Tip Minstrel Show Journey
Field's Minstrels perform to Houston with Cradec’s axe act and Al Fields as clown. Boats Robert H. Lee and Natchez race 1800 miles from New Orleans to St. Louis, Lee record never broken. Park theater night features and Park cafe opening with Stewart’s style. McKinney Institute and museum open. Wagon featured in The Sun.
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Field
Hugush
Firet
Robert H. Lee
Natchez
New Orleans
Lee
St. Louis
al. G. Field
Billy van
Ashow
Cradec
Key
Park Theater
Park Cafe
Stewarts Place
New York
Stewarts
Anders
McKinney Medical Institute and Museum
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