Tammany Backing Third Term Talk for Cleveland
circulating report says Tammany leaders favor nominating Grover Cleveland for a third term. Democrats nationwide, especially anti-Cleveland forces, fear a scheme to force his nomination for a fourth time despite doubts about electability. The aim is to show voters blame for the policy remains with Cleveland, not his opponents.
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Washington, D. C
Grover Cleveland
New York
Brice
Ohio
Washington
Cleveland
Sunday fires devastate Worthington area stables and shops
A trio of Sunday fires damaged properties on Pennsylvania Street and nearby 64.5, with Brandt & Co. and A M Finch & Co. losing significant stock. A live wire shocked responders delaying firefighting. Harned’s stable on North Delaware burned. one horse killed, another destroyed. Indianapolis car works shed fire caused by overheated ladle, losses around 8000 with insurance.
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Pennsylvania St
A. G. Brandt & Co
Worthington Pump Company
Worthington
Brandt & Co
Robertson & Nichols
A. M. Finch & Cos
Blane
Indianapolis Car Works
West Indianapolis
Hotel owner injured in train crowd incident near Cincinnati
Ed Weinberger proprietor of a Louisiana street hotel opposite Union station was badly hurt when a crowd of roystering youths pushed him across a seat on a C H and D train just beyond Cincinnati. He was unconscious at first, received aid from Dr Stackhouse on board and Dr Abbott after reaching Indianapolis. Monday he rested easily and recovery likely.
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Cincinnati
Weinberger
Louisiana St
Union Station
Indianapolis
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity ends Nov 12
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 86 hours ending 8 p m November 12 lists fair conditions. The notice includes an advertisement for Lemon Tonic Laxative and guitar mandolin offers from Walschner & Son at 78 and 80 N Pennsylvania Street, with prices for guitars and mandolins and a free self-instruction book with purchase.
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Indianapolis
Four Men Die After Explosion Aboard New Jersey Train
An L. and H. engine exploded near Maybrook junction in Warwick New Jersey. Conductor O Niel brakeman Sloan engineer Cooper and fireman Beemer were in the cab. O Niel died under the boiler Sloan died later Beemer died after being found unconscious on the tracks Brake man Heil and Flagman Adams helped work brakes as the wreckage burned and the train rolled a mile and a half before stopping.
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Warwick
N. J
Maybrook
O’niel
Sloan
Cooper
Beemer
O’neil
Jaston
Heil
Adams
City notes mix fashion trends and city alarms
North Indianapolis seeks adequate fire protection while old fashions fade from view. sanitarian Ferguson to inspect city water. a gym planned at engine house No 2. reports of accidents, arrests, and a busy social scene accompany license updates and local notices across the city.
Crippled man pleads in police court over loitering
Barry Spray a mentally and physically diminished man pleads guilty to loitering after being arrested at the corner of Pennsylvania and Washington streets. He asks to be sent to the workhouse so he can sleep and eat, hoping to reach his mother and sister in Chicago.
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Harry Spray
Moore
Cox
Spray
Pennsylvania
Washington-sts
Chicago
S. Meridianist
Forthern
John Kealing
Judge Cox
Michigan City
Rigay
Hyland
Lan Aerippie
Chicaza
State printing board awards contracts amid bid scrutiny
The state printing board, meeting at the state house, reviewed bids held earlier. They suspect apparent low bids may mask higher true costs, and after comparing two years of figures, awarded contracts to W. S. Purfard and Levy Bros for court reports.
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Phoy
State Printing Board
State House
le State
Loweat
W. 2 Purfard
Levy Bros
Actress’s mother plans to horsewhip son-in-law
Mrs Addis mother of the actress who married Lord Sholto Douglass announces she will travel to Los Angeles to publicly horsewhip her son-in-law. The dispute stems from her interference in the Douglass household and prompts a reply from Lord Sholto that he will run his own domestic affairs.
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San Francisco
Addis
Sholto Douglass
Los Angeles
Douglass
Sholto
Miss Addis
Ball Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Adam M. Ball admitted embezzling about $800 from Jamil Wulschner and Son music dealers while acting as their collector. Judge McCray sentenced him to three years in the penitentiary after he was captured in Terre Haute and bound over to the grand jury.
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Adam M. Ball
Jamil Wulschner & Son
McCray
Ball
Terre Haute
Squire Lockman
Verdict Awarded in Duckworth v Tauter Lawsuit
The case Wilson T. Duckworth vs Herman Tauter for 15000 dollars for injuries from falling in a ditch with scalding water at the defendant factory went to the superior court and a verdict of 8500 dollars was returned for the plaintiff.
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Wilson T. Duckworth
Herman Tauter
Pushed by His Creditors Kreitlein Faces $25,000 Mortgages
Grocer George F Kreitlein at 200 W Washington st faces $25,000 in chattel mortgages filed by creditors. Attorney W P Herod takes charge of stock, with total debts near $45,000 including $20,000 unsecured. Creditors include Putnam Co of Chicago and Naimburger Bros of Cincinnati as assets may be sold to satisfy claims.
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George F. Kreitlein
Washington St
W. P. Herod
Chartel
Indianapolis
Kreitlein
Herod
Tue Sun
Elis
Shrader Bros
Terod
Ixreitlein
Putnam & Co
Chicago
Geo. Isteitigin
Naimburger Bros
Cincinnati
ALG
Kreithein
Lapp
Blarris & Co
Sim
Willing to go to Cuba aid company formed in Indianapolis
Capt Castor of Company A reports to Tin Sex that a new Indianapolis company intends to aid Cuba. He cites many inquiries and says several young men have pledged to join if a leader is found, amid widespread support for Cuba aid.
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Castor
Tin Sex
Tae Sun
Indianapolis
Cuties Aid
Willie
Cuba
Clergy Contrast Sin and Faith in Sunday Sermons
Bishop White warns that merely formal Christian faith distorts God’s image and mocks true religion, likening it to a corrupt Washington government. Rev Ellison urges responsibility beyond present ability, noting churchyard wrecks and the need to use God given ability along with divine help. Gurdwood mantels, Braves. dno, M. Lilly. Stoves Connected Any Part of the City Wcents. Tel. 1791. 'Frank Butts.
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John H. White
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Congress
Washington
D. J. Ellison
First Baptist Church
Frank Butts
War in Cuba sparks plans for decisive battle in Las Villas
Reports from Taupa and Maonio describe clashes between Col Molina’s forces and Gen Lucretis’ insurgents in Las Villas with claims that about 150 Spaniards were killed. Havana says Capt Gen Cromopos will direct operations against Gen Gomez. Estrada Palma to visit Washington soon to press for a tougher U S line.
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Taupa
Fla
Cuba
Col Molina
Lucretis
Las Villas
Maonio
Havana
Cromopos
Gomez
Banta
Wasmincrox
Estrada Palma
Cuban Revolutionary Party
Washington
United States
Alma
Unstable Conditions Reported Across Regions and People
Dan Stuart arrived in Chihuahua for a conference with the governor to settle a large debt. Tilford, 32, was declared insane after malaria left her mind unsettled and she believes a man is worth millions. A severe storm battered Seethend and northern England and Ireland eroding bridges and washing away debris. Natuna quake caused panic among inhabitants.
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Paso
Dan Stuart
Chihuahua
Collie Fe
Tilford
Seethend
England
Ireland
Court house upgrades and city news from the basin
Court house basement is being embellished with a new coat of paint. A watch stolen from Leon Robinson. accused man Larson struck her. Patrolman Duty clashed with two men at Washington and Pennsylvania. multiple arrests reported. Looting at a corner store belonging to Dr Metcalf. loss about 200 dollars. A man struck his wife with a water pitcher in a domestic dispute. she was badly cut. Infant Paul Wolf died suddenly at 4 months old. coroner cites lung disease. Judge Cox fined a man arrested for soliciting passengers near Union Station. Stillman Whittaker travels from Indianapolis. old bicycle racer. Patrolman Warren’s badge alleged by barrel-house proprietor Thomas Powers. A stranger pickpocket incident at Grand hotel lobby ends with a $5 fine. Indiana Centennial Commission and boards plan a ten-day trip to the Atlanta exposition.
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Layes
Cuion Railway Company
Leon Robinson
Leun St
Larson
Cust Hina
Washington and
Pennsylvania Sts
Vermont-st
Massachusetts Ave
Metcalf
State Board of Health
Dolar
Wallace Powell
Hess
Paul A. Wolf
Adolph Wall
N. West St
Castor
Cox
Sitet Blake
Frank Bird Touster Company
Union Station
Stillman G. Whittaker
Indianapolis
Jie
Crawfordsville
Iie
HG. Shirley
West St
Washington St
Senate Ave
Edward St. Clair
Terre Haute
Tie
Warren
Thomas Powers
Powers
John Carr
Johnson
Grand Hotel
Myron D. King
The
Commission
Outlaw Quail Hunting Begins As Season Opens
The quail hunting season starts with a large crop of birds due to a long dry spell. Hunters from Kankakee river to Jamestown have already headed to fields and stubble, seeking to reduce the toothsome quail numbers before January. Local farmers, though posting warnings, expect more lenient access amid high bird abundance.
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Joe Gasper
Kankakee
FB. A. Ward
Horace Comstock
Geo. Spahr
Jamestown
Indianapolis
Break‑in at Christchurch desk of Rev Ranger found
A desk used by the late rector Rev J S Ranger was broken into on Saturday night in Christchurch. The compartments rocks were wrenched off and a private letter suspected to belong to Ranger was sought. W W Lowry secretary to the vestry suspects an internal motive and notes the letters were already moved to Lowry’s safe. Nothing else was disturbed.
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Christchurch
J. S. Ranger
W. W. Lowry
Ranger
Mar Lowry
Hoss Show Opens in New York With Busy Veterinary Checks
The eleventh annual horse show began with cool pleasant weather as veterinary surgeons inspect breeding classes under a new rule to prevent judge errors. Coaching stallions led the examination followed by Shetland ponies and the hackney stallions drawing warm applause from a large crowd.
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New York
Powers Hold Conference on Anatolia Demands
A conference of ambassadors from the great powers met on Saturday to renew demands on the Porte regarding Anatolia. They insist on knowing the measures the Porte will take to restore order. Paris reports three French warships have sailed from Cannes toward Turkish waters to meet any emergency.
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Cossiastinopla
Anatolia
Paris
Cannes
Wreck on Louisville & Nashville kills two in Franklin
At 10 o clock Sunday night a Louisville and Nashville wreck in Franklin Tennessee left fireman Love dead and engineer Corbett fatally injured. The passenger train bound for New Orleans collided with a freight. All passengers escaped.
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Franklin, Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Love
Corbett
New Orleans
Marquette Mills Explosion Kills Two Inferno
Three events dominate Marquette news as a powder mill four miles from the city explodes killing two men. A separate incident at Brandt Co. on 648 Pennsylvania St ends with Patrolman Grubbs removed for intoxication after captain seized his badge. The Tribune reports price cuts dropping to one cent for local papers.
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Marquette, Mich
Marquette
Brandt & Co
Pennsylvania St
Grubbs
Ife
Quigley
Board of Safety
Sousa Band Concert at Tomlinson Hall Wednesday Night
Fanny Rice stars in Nancy with a half week engagement starting Monday at English's. Delmonico's at 6 with Amy Lee leads a half week run at the Park starting Monday matinee. The piece is described as a laughable skit.
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Sousa Band
Tomlinson Hall
Fanny Rice
Nancy
Delmonico
Amy Lee
the Park
Elopement arrest follows bizarre hypnotic claim
In St Inverness Florida November 11, Adolphus Snowden 19 percent years old and described as insignificant looked man eloped with three women from Folkston Georgia including two sisters in law and wife. The women claim Snowden wielded a strange power to compel them to flee with him and resist husbands when separated. Police recovered Snowden and the women sought reunion with their spouses.
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Inverness
Fla
Adolphus Snowden
Folkston
Elopers
Snowden
Governor Matthews Views Atlanta Exposition Compared To Chicago
Gov. Matthews praises the Atlanta exhibit as a compact, well funded miniature of the world's fair with picturesque grounds and substantial buildings. He notes Nashville plans a similar idea and warns Indiana to choose a new, properly scaled exhibit rather than imitate past world fairs.
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Matthews
Atlanta
Chicago
Indiana
Tsay
Nashville
Anie
Miss Lena Rapp Dies After Football Game Excitement
Lena Rapp a 22 year old domestic at L. Nathans Annst West Virginia died suddenly Sunday after attending a football game. Officials say a violent spasm from great excitement and noise during the festivities caused her death.
Indiana Delegates to GOP Convention Uninstructed on Harrison
Franklin Indiana resident William Hart former third auditor of the treasury under Harrison said delegates to the national Republican convention from Indiana will be personal friends of Harrison but go uninstructed. He added Harrison’s name will not be presented unless the convention wants him and he would accept if asked.
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Hart
Wasumerox
William Hart
Franklin
Ind
Treasury
Harrison
Indiana
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