Pretty Girl's Fate Tied to McCody Brumfield Feud Fire
New York dispatch reports Cora Abbott burned to death after her parents' home in Lincoln County West Virginia was set ablaze. The Brumfield and McCoy factions feud has spanned years with deadly attacks, dynamiting, and threats. Authorities vow to pursue the perpetrators as renewed violence looms.
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New York
U. P
Herald
Milton
W. Va
Cora Abbott
Brumfield
McCoy
Harts Creek
Lincoln County
Tug River
Randy Brumfield
Alexander Vance
Mas. Vanece
Vance
Abbott
Cora
Local births deaths and marriages brief report
Births include John and Hilla Crabb a girl Albert and Elizabeth Middleton a boy Frederick and Eleanor Ayers a girl Percy and May Waddy a boy James and Jennie Yates a boy Daniel and Marie Yanceperance a girl Qva and Eva Magsam a girl and Arthur and Effa Rogers a girl Deaths list Adams 64 pneumonia Henry Ball 16 phthisis George Hedges 60 chronic nephritis Mattie Hardin 19 months cause unknown Marriages Theodore Varney Elizabeth Lyon William Ringer Mary Michael John Roeder Ad Javerett Fox Hila Jone
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John and
Hilla Crabb
Blackford-st
Albert and
Elizabeth Middleton
John-st
Frederick
Eleanor Ayers
Delaware-st
Percy and
May Waddy
Brookside Ave
James and
Jennie Yates
Laurel-st
Daniel and
Marie Yvanceperance
City Hospital
Qva
Eva Magsam
Arthur and
Effa
Rogers
Cuy
Adams
Ash-st
Henry Ball
Ellen
George Hedges
W. Washington St
Mattie Hardin
Capitolage
Theodore Varney
Elizabeth Lyon
William’ Ringer
Mary Michael
John Roeder
Ad Javerett- Fox
Hila
Jone
Great Britain Agrees to Arbitrate Venezuelan Crisis
The treaty in Washington names King Oscar II of Sweden as the fifth arbitrator. Four others are designated by England and the United States. The agreement settles the Venezuela boundary on 50 years actual possession as title, with arbitration seated likely in Stockholm. Oscar II, renowned for fairness, multilingual and democratic bearing, is praised as ideal for the panel.
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Washington
U. P
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Oscar TI
United States
England
Sir Julian Paincefore
Olney
Sir Julian
J Iondon
Mr. Olney
Lord Salisbury
Guildhall
Longhind
Court of Arbitration
Oscar II
Stockholm
King Oscar
Reksdag
Oscar
Europe
Royal Academy of Art
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Prince of Wales
Emperor William
Farmers Push Money Question at National Congress
Farmers at the national congress in the state house adopted a resolution on currency after a brief clash led by J. G. Offutt of Indiana. Judge Lawrence of Ohio, aligned with McKinley, wrote the adopted resolution urging international bimetallism and unlimited coinage of gold and silver. The body also heard speeches, anticipated reforms, and set next year’s meeting for St. Paul with a committee to invite General Harrison to speak.
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State House
Judge Lawrence
Bellefontaine, C
Committee On
Offutt
McKinley
Atlanta
St. Loouis
Lawrence
J. G. Offutt
Congress
J. R. Sage
United States
Farmers’ National Congress
Illinois
S. W. al Jerton
Iinois
Ohio
R. F. Candage
Massachusetts
W. H. Hoffman
Commercial Club
St. Paul
Gen. Harrison
Wanted Her Dog Saved From Vault Call
A caller phoned the Board of Health to report a dog trapped in a vault at 129 N Illinois. The clerk refused, noting rescue duties lie elsewhere, as the caller insisted and then rang off amid laughter.
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Board of Health Office
N. Tlinoisst
Health Board
The Knights of Labor Chief Urges Free Coinage of Silver
The Wahights of labor general assembly in Rochester opens with Sovereign chairing. He denounces the AFL as weak to Wall Street power, praises Debs, and calls for free silver, an equitable income tax, and drastic measures to unite industrial reform forces under Knights of Labor. He warns of court rulings criminalizing labor and stresses broader labor unity beyond craft unions.
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Rochester
U. P
General Assembly
The
Wahights of Labor
Sovereign
Geheralfaster-workman
Knights of Labor
Eugene V. Debs
American Federation of Labor
Wall-st
Supreme Court
America
Rocky Mountains
Labor Organizations of
Utah
Floral festival opens at Domlinson Hall with chrysanthemums show
Tomlinson Hall hosts the tenth annual floral festival and chrysanthemum display in Domlinson Hall. Despite bad weather, Mayor Taggart and J. S. Stuart of Anderson speak to visitors while music fills the evening from a palm‑shaded orchestra gallery. Vast beds of varied chrysanthemums mingle with roses carnations and orchids. the center displays 225 large blooms. An estimated $10,000 worth of flowers are on view.
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Tomlinson Hall
Domlinson Hall
TM Crisis
Sh Ety
Taggart
J. S. Stuart
Anderson
Blood Trail Follows Knife Attack on Clifford Ave
Patrolman Mulhall traced a blood trail to a stabbing on Clifford avenue involving Slepper nicknamed youth and assailant William Ivory a Brightwood colored boy. Ivory fled after slashing Klepper across the face leaving his garbage wagon behind. A warrant for Ivory’s arrest was issued.
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Mulhall
Slepper
Clifford Ave
William Ivory
Brightwood
Ivory
Klepper
Tyvory
Vary
Local unions, festivals, and jail reforms noted in city reports
Western furniture firm shifts to full strength 8 men 60 hours weekly. Forty surgeons from the Big Four railroad met at Denison and elected officers led by Dr. Prye and Dr. Kennedy. Dr. Edmund J. James to speak on railway passenger rate reform at the Commercial club. Central labor union backs city water works purchase. study committee formed. Lawrie & Robson fire walls to be torn down. Charity society reports a year of strong giving. income and expenditures near seven and a half thousand dollars. Indiana May Music Festival plans proceed with officers Taylor, Vonnegut Jr., Johnson, and Smith. Sheriff Womack presses for an insane department at the county jail. Hoosier Kennel Club to host the state’s best dog show with a trick show attached.
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Big Four
Denison
C. P.rye
Matloon
Til
TO. Kennedy
Shelbyville
Ind
Edmund J. James
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Commercial Club
United States
Central Labor Union
Lawrie & Robson
Board of Works
Bunting
Charity Organization Society
Plymouth Chiurch
C. 3. Grout
Indiana May Music Festival Association
Maj. Taylor
Clemens Vonnegut, Jr
O. R. Johnson
Andrew Smith
Womack
Hoosier Kennel Club
Albert Lieber
H. F. Hilde
Brand
F. D. Norvill
Mechanics Mutual Loan Assn and No 1 Branch Assign Debt
The Mechanics' mutual savings and loan associations No 1 and another branch filed a deed of assignment with the county recorder, naming Alert Rabb as assignee. Edward D. Evans and William G. Taylor, president and secretary respectively, signaled the move amid about $85,000 in assets and similar liabilities. stockholders, mainly Indiananolis laboring class, withdrew funds in a tight money market, fearing delays after a related receiver appointment for Mechanics No 2.
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India
Reont
Union National Savings and
Mechanics’ Savings and Loan Association No. 2
Ninth annual YMCA lecture course opens at English's Opera House
The ninth annual YMCA lecture series begins Monday evening November 16 at English's Opera House with the Redpath Grand Concert Company led by Mme Camila Urso. The lineup includes Pauline Johnson and Owen Smiley, Robert Burdette, George Kennan, the Temple male quartet with Katharine Ridgeway, Prof John B. DeMotte, Dr N D Hillis, Listemann String Quartet, George R Wendling, and the Boston Ideal Club banjo mandolin guitar group. Tickets sold well, necessitating the move from the M C A hall to the opera house.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
English’s
Opera House
Redpath Grand Noneerll Company
Mme, Camila Ursa
Indianapolis
Tom Iinson
Redpath
Johnson-Smily
Pauline Johnson
Wigwam
Owen A. Smily
Robert J. Burdette
George Kennan
Siberian
Temple
Katharine Ridgeway
John B. DeMotte
N. D. Hillis
John Rusigin
Listemann
String Quartet
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
George R. Wendling
Boston Ideal Club
Indianapolis Weather Outlook for 36 Hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. Wednesday’s noon readings were 34 at 2 p.m. and 41, with much colder conditions expected Wednesday night and Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Costs for Main Sewer and Sidewalk Repairs in Garden, Illinois Streets
Taxpayers may settle for a main sewer project from Senateayve to MTlHnois-st with branches totaling $2,587.90 at $1.55 per foot, plus graveling of the first alley east of Capitol ave from Highteenth et to the first alley north, costing 7d with 24 cents per foot. Other items include grading and graveling Twenty-Ninth-st from Meridian-st to Pennsylvania for $819.18 at $1.38 per foot, graveling first alley east of Union-st from Palmer to Eili-st for $566.16 at 30 cents per foot, graveling first alley north of New York-st from Highland ave to Hanna-st for $811.54 at 87 cents per foot, brick sidewalks on Quincy-st from Michigan-ave to Bates st for $411.28 at 30 cents per foot, cement sidewalks on west side of State-ave from C H & D railroad tracks to English-ave for $1,213.92 at 77 cents per foot, and cement sidewalks on east side of Missouri-st from South-st to Merrdil-st for $923.44 at $1.08 per foot.
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Garden-st
Illnois-st
Senateayve
Mtlhnois
Quincy-st
Michigan-ave
Bates St
State-ave
English-ave
Mig. Souri-St
South-st
Merrdil-st
Noblesville Milling flour ad notes fine pastry use
An advertisement from Noblesville Milling promotes flour for fine pastry and light biscuits. It asserts quality with guarantees and notes availability at grocers, highlighting the brand Digg Flour and a seller claim. The message emphasizes reliable sacks and widespread sale through local grocers.
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Noblesville Milling Ga
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Clay County
Joe
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Gscar
Richard Olney
Wm. Berry
County Poor Asylum
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M.lilly
Thie Sun
Indiana
Cur
Rency
Eugene Debs
Chris Sehilimeir
Cox
Becuse
Vwori
Hatcher
Chris
Bittrick
Schildmeir
Jaquar
Gittrick
City Life
Western Furniture Company
J .M.lilly
the Mechanics Mutual Loan Association
Lisa
Bell Times
Mechanics’ Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Mechanica’ Mutual
Janes
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