They Merrily Kick Against a New Meridian Street Pavement
Meridian residents oppose paving a section of Meridian Street with asphalt between New York and Seventh streets. A remonstrance signed by about 100 owners protests removing a five year old wooden block pavement. They urge council to consider keeping the existing pavement and criticise electric street lights for poor sidewalk illumination.
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Meridian-sat
Board of Aldermen
New York
Seventh-sts
John
Bollidsy
Virginia Mass Monster Reg rat ion unearths large thefts in state
Parker sburg West Virginia reports the discovery of major embezzlement records in the coal district, with stolen funds totaling forty nine thousand two hundred forty four dollars. The case links to C A Caldwell once a leading Democrat and West Virginia political figure now an eminent Methodist evangelist.
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Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
C. A. Caldwell
Caldwell
West Virginia
Intercol
Demeocratia Base
Methodist Church
Grand Jury Indicts Several for Larceny and More
The grand jury Monday returned indictments for grand larceny against Clara Ennols Bago Houser Clara Fortner and Hiatuts German. Clarence Williams faces a petit larceny indictment. The jury hopes to complete its report Monday afternoon and may indict Colaman in a murder case related to the Robarts shooting at the 2 West Oniest saloon last August.
Boston and New York capitalists buy vast Concordia land
A group of Boston and New York capitalists have purchased 144000 acres in Concordia parish. They plan to build a levee and establish the land as a model cotton plantation for the world.
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Natchez, Bigh
Boston
New York
Concordia Parish
Leven
Burglars Loot Benham's Grocery in Warasu
Burglars entered A. A. Benham's Warasu Indiana grocery on Sunday night and stole about 60 dollars in goods and money, according to local report. The incident occurred in the late hours, with authorities noting the break in and ongoing investigation by officers.
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Warasu
Ind
A. A. Benham
Four years ago in Chicago a grim day closes with tragedy
A chaotic Chicago scene four years ago saw anarchists celebrated with pyrotechnics, a police raid on a red fish display by Lucy Parsons, and a fatal quarrel between John Lawrence and Casar Johnson, two Black men. W A Garrett preached as the city faced gloom and cold weather with theater premieres and a new book anticipated.
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Chicago
Lucy Parsons
John Lawrence
Casar Johnson
Dante
Lawrence
Johnson
W. A. ‘Garret
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Sim Coy
The Cerisantremuem Show excerpt from Puck
A fragmentary comic exchange shows Mrs Bulbis plotting a leaf from a specimen while Monsieur de Boverrerr speaks with a clipped French accent, hinting at a playful, overheard scene between guests.
The Official Vote in Buadhtan State Election
The official vote count shows in every county an average of 40 Republican ballots not counted due to stamping the secretary of state square for a straight ticket. Democrats averaged fewer, with the secretary of state tallying about 40 more votes per county than any rival. Nearly 22,000 farmers formerly EF CORNOREe voted the people’s ticket outright.
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Secratary
Psepls
Reform school youth and urban fires plague Brightwons
Wr. Johnson a 14 year old offender was sent to reform school by Judge Irvin on Monday. A fire damaged five outbuildings at the Big Four shops in Brightwons Saturday morning. A charity fair at Menser Ghor hall Thursday to Friday drew praise for its community spirit. George Whitsett faced assault with intent to kill after a shooting incident. inquest followed for Mrs. Ostharing Johnstop who died Sunday from a ruptured blood vessel. Local court battles over land near Millersville persisted, while thefts yielded cash and jewelry from multiple homes. News includes saloon owner Merkit reporting burglaries, window-entry thefts, and a police investigation. Attorney Kealing commented on Sheridan’s widow‑driven gas bill issues, dubbing the town “The widow women’s paradise.” The obieitian scientists held Sunday talks at Noxik and Alavamasts, arguing mind over medicine and critiquing medical authority.
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Wr. Johnson
Reform School
Irvin
Brightwons
Aid Society
Mienser Ghor Hall
Thoraday
Roy
Sarg’t. Clifford
George Whitsett
Jas
Reniban, Jr
Coronix Wagner
Ostharing Johnstop
Minkerst
Eles
Superior Court Room 3
Foraciosma
Warren Tate
Jacob T. Wright
Millersville
Elliott
Superior Court
Merks
Michigan
Merkit
John Hartgen
Penneylvania Sr
Sha
Keating
Sheridan
Noxik
Alavamasts
Sanday F. H. Mason
Brooklyn
N. X
Orday
Droge
Washington 1892 Party Politics Tarnished by Rivalry
Washington dispatch reports President Morrison Poubifal unsettled over the election results and future policy. Blaine gains control, Read may face a tough bid, and eastern Democrats appear weak. Mills and Crisp gain ground with Breckenridge seen as a compromise. Gov Hin plans a gubernatorial canvass, while Albany fears New York's influence and potential Hill opposition. The Farmers Alliance pledges 15 alliances men in the next House.
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Albany
Gav. Hin
New York
Cleveland
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Hill
Presbyterian ministers discuss past sermons at Second Presbyterian Church
The morning session at the Second Presbyterian Church featured Rev. T. N. Wood in the chair and a review of yesterday's preaching. Dr. Hendrickson critiqued Drummond's work on spiritual laws, arguing for the supernatural while cautioning against over natural explanations.
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Bwoncrickson
T. N. Wodd
Hendrickson
Edson
Benny Drumond
Morasing
Bdramomoni
God
Bennett brought to jail as mob fears Lafayette riot
In Lebanon Indiana on November 10 1910 Spiteful Bennett who killed a man eight weeks ago and left him fatally injured was brought to jail to face an infuriated mob at Lafayette authorities reported the incident following the fatality Saturday and the mob threat.
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Lebanon
Ind
Bennett
Lafayette
Berlin cure by consumption noted at clinic
Prof. Boch reports work ing wonders in Berlin as fifteen patients were inoculated Saturday. London clergy back Gen Booths salvation scheme for poverty. painters wives in London push to model for husbands, fearing 2 000 young women live by posing and harming the art. Birchall conviction cited amid cross border disputes. Benney involved in Stanley Bartellot case.
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Boch
Berlin
England
Gen. Booth
London
Hagland
Benwell
Birchall
Canada
Lient
Benney
Stanley
Barttalot
Panic grips New York stock exchange as traders react
A panicky mood swept the New York stock exchange at opening with arbitrage at 2 percent off London and declines in St Paul, L and N, U P and Reading issues. Brokers halted orders. J B Strouthers collapsed, inspiring consternation. Downticks spread through Goodrich and other leaders. midday rallies limited, market volatile with anticipated failures.
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New York
London
St. Pack
U.P
Raading Stoctka
Bite
Lig Failarea Ara
New Paper Venture Sparks Quiet Speculation
A local newspaper notes a new printing endeavor in town. Hands express uncertainty about funding, leadership, and the project’s exact plans while Maj. Homen of Danville reportedly becomes an investor amid mysterious movements toward a new press.
Steamer Chuska Sunk Near Lebron in Severe Incident
BISMARCK N D Nov 10 The steamer Chuska of the Migsourt sivar lige is reported sunk at Lebron with a large loss of life. No further particulars available.
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Bismarck
N. D
Chuska
Migsourt Sivar Lige
Lebron
Mayors court docket and local crime report details
The mayor adjourned the case list after a lively session with 28 cases. John Williams and Geo Kaselar faced assault charges. Ben Whitsett Jan Renihan in a quarrel hearing. shooting with intent to kill charged for Nov 17. Carroll and Chasteen charged theft from Richardson. grand jury referrals noted. A trio of vagrants jailed for burglary, two sets of accused thieves fined, and chicken thefts charged as larceny with grand jury bail set. Henry Mollwaya beat his wife, fined six dollars and 25 days in workhouse after a tongue lashing. Rumor of Lincoln resigning as minister to England noted in Chicago.
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John Williams
Geo. Kaselar
Waa
Ben Whitsett
Renihan
Bill
Albert Carroll
Chae
Chasteen Stele
Henry Richardson
Weregent
Jas. H. Banker
Wee
Tan
Suodey
Pannsylvenis St. Tasy
Firah
Joe
Morgan
Jas
Kinney
Kelly
Vags
Wu. Flary
Joy Flary
Jas. Walker
Henry P. Clark
Henry Mollwaya
Political rumors and ads from a 1890s Washington page
The item claims President Polk praises an alliance result and predicts cabinet changes with Tracy on the Supreme Court bench. It mentions Rusk reporting farmer interests improving and talk of speakership plotting between western and eastern candidates for 1892. An ad promotes a home coal gas burner at Kerankhem's 62 East Wash.
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Polk
Parmara’ Alliance
Sneratary Tracy
Supreme Bench
Clay Kvane
Tennessee
Tracy
Jerry Rusk
Cleveland
Whitney
Pattison
Kerankhem’s
East Wash.st
Sensational crime ends in lover’s double tragedy near Hanna
Miss Ida Snyder, 20, a respected Hanna resident and Sunday school teacher, was shot in a buggy noon Sunday by jealous lover Bert Short. Short then killed himself, saying he would prevent any marriage to another. Snyder, a Presbyterian church member, was beloved by her pupils. Short, a prosperous near-farmer, had pursued her for over a year.
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Fort Waxrnz
Ind
Hanna
Sanday
Ida Snyder
Bert Short
Pennsylvania Road
Sand
Short
Imagke
Shurt
Presbyterian Church
Suart
Charity Wort Hosts Sixty Enth Annual Session at Plymouth Church
Charity organization held its siay enth annual pession Saturday night in the reows at Plymouth church. Reports show receipts of 85,515.28 with expenditures of 3,508.22. Dime savings aid, guardians, and other societies aided 10,000 people, with 3,836 cases refused aid. The time savings association counted 1,174 members with 3,154 shares worth 24,148.12. The board recommended taxation support for a key branch and approved resolutions. Secretary Johnson announced the national conference here next May needing 2,000 dollars to defray expenses.
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Plymouth Church
Sacsrators
Thiesmiesson
Dime Savings Ascollation Scheme
Board of Children’s Guardians
Indianapolis Denavolant Society
Free Kintergarten
Jatieyeb
Time Savings Association
Taras
Chas, Thartindala
Martindale
Widespread Complaints at Female Pharmaceutical College
Female students report persecutions by male peers and file charges with faculty. Other items note a man leaping from a railroad bridge to escape a Nickel Plate train near Cleveland, a Chicago woman undergoing surgery for a mole removal, a fatality from a cholera form, and a misused wind tactic alongside a staged marriage scam involving bogus twenty dollar bills. Also, a Kansas City adoption case and a panther encounter near Childress describe local dangers, while a London Canada widow leaves fortune to an adopted daughter. Fresh confections offered by Bor Bon No. 4 Pena.at.
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Pharmaceutical College
Aes
John Murphy
Rocky River
Cleveland
Marion C. Jonea
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
New Hoagland Mortgage and Security Company
Triad A
Ead
Banks
Valli County
Ark
Pauline Coller
Childress
Tex
Evans
London
Canada
Kansas City
Ars
Asa Barr
Atrakan
Democratic Caucus Nominates Slated for Monday Joint Session
Sam Coy asserts the Democratic caucus slate will pass in Monday night joint session of the governing council and board. The opposition minority, led by Ben Prank Hin in the recorder's office, faces removal as party alignment consolidates power across county offices and departments.
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Sam Coy
Gorman Council and
Ben Prank Hin
Recorder's Office
Cuphot Court
Irwin
Phu Health Office
Strest
Sim Coy
Alderman Bruenig
Woman held after assault with intent to kill
Coroner Wagner said Morday that sirs. Walters, an Indianapolis man, was beaten by a woman last week and will die from injuries. Walters is at City Hospital and held to await grand jury on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill.
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Wagner
Sirs
Walters
Indy
Evening sports wrap spans draws and clashes across Europe and America
The Brennan Danforth mile near Memphis ended in a draw after darkness. Smith of England and Frank Sin vin of Australia, who fought near Bruges last December, are jailed in Brussels for a month. Princeton beat an unnamed team 6 to 0 as Pennsylvania suffered injuries in Philadelphia. The Chicago horse show concluded with Roseberry the Canadian jumping a world record 7 feet 13 and a half inches. League meetings loom in New York with potential Cincinnati expulsion over a five thousand dollar bond. notables warn of a league and brotherhood rift reshaping professional baseball and basketball governance.
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Brennan-Danforth
Memphis
Dem Smith
England
Frank Sinvin
Australia
Bruges
Brussels
Terra Henate
Frincaton
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Princeton
Chicago
Roseberry
Useworld
Filemaker
New York
Lesgns
Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Alerns
Pittsburg
Association
Louisville
National League
Indianapolis
The Old Homestead at Lyceum Company Engagement
The Old Homestead will be presented with Archie Loyd in the leading role. The wife has moved from Grand to Angliahs for the Thursday night engagement, with English prices in force. Lotta, a celebrated singer now in comic opera, is described as thriving and slated for the show, while office desks at Wm L. Elder's are noted.
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Archie Loyd
Grand
Angliahs
Lyceum Company
Misread Capitol Tours Veiled Basement Vent System
A curious tour of the Indiana Capitol basement reveals a vast ventilation network with immense fans, tunnels, and timing clocks. It describes a concrete floor, whitewashed brick walls, and a vault area with heavy doors, plus a dome skylight, iron stairs, and a perilous ascent to a lookout 234 feet above ground.
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State House
Carner Building
Dacorstad
Tim Griffin
Iimmense
Mika Cain
Kouse
Gorby
Tha State House
Argenul
Barnes
Sungwee
Iieltor
Doesi
Yeasursr
Indiana
SEN
Tim
Mosler
Depety Sonuteg
Renos
Abe
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