Sam Devere and the Banjo Show at Grand Theater
Sam Devere the soloist and banjoist returns for a new season and recalls his wartime stage in Fairmount Park Philadelphia. The tale covers Grant, a shell mishap aboard a transport, and Devere’s postwar career on stages in Europe and America.
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Sam Devere
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Grant
City Point
Winter Quarters
Sam
New York
Culpepper
Kiss
Fcres
Ataxander
The Hinney Killing and Kinney Murder Clue
Terre Haute detectives receive a bombshell claim from Addison now under arrest alleging Frank Brummett and Franch uo bie aided in Kinney’s death. Brummett, first at the scene after Kinney fell from the Johnson block, denies involvement. Ohio denied being near the Johnson block the night of the killing.
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Moe
Kinney
Terra Haute
Addison
Frank Brummett
Detectiva
Brommett
Franch Uobie
Brummett
Kimney
Johnson Block
Ohio
Solan
East-st
Pretty Kentucky Gloman Elopes With Farmer's Wife
LOUISVILLE November 1. John White a young farmer who recently came into his father’s property eloped with Robert Moore’s wife. Moore pursued and demanded a return home but Mrs Moore refused. White grew angry and Moore let them go. Mrs Moore is described as handsome with four children.
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Louisville
Oakewoods
John White
Sons
Robert Moore
White
Moore
Warrant Issued For Henry Davis On Coat Confidence Game
Hovey issued a warrant on a Illinois requisition for Henry Davis who is held at Vincennes. Davis is charged with a confidence game against J. B. Shirer of Marshall Illinois, and the overcoat was the alleged loss. Cold weather approaches and Shirer seeks restitution.
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Shirer Wats
Hovey
Illinois
Henry Davis
Vincennes
Davis
J. B. Shirer
Marshall, Ul
Shiver
Black Havis Case Hosts Robber Black Bart
The state rested its case against Black Bart, a hostage robber, with witnesses identifying him and the stolen articles. Defense began after noon Thursday. Weather portions note snow or rain with cloudy conditions in northern areas. Local forecasts cover Indianapolis for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Nov 15, 1884.
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Brisevan, Mich
Black Bart
Witrasses
Wearther
Indiana
Indianapolis
East Coast trip and state statistics report noted
Robert Martindale left Wednesday for New York and Boston with other eastern stops. Nate John Worrall begins as state statistician in room 45 at the state house, focusing on labor and manufacturing data. Deputy marshal Mounts reports multiple internal revenue arrests, while a Bellamy club meeting and spiritual lectures are planned. Jack Wheeler, noted Detroit sign painter, died suddenly, followed by his brother-in-law. The grand jury returned 73 indictments, and Judge Martindale touts a mineral bathhouse myth. Senator Byrd investigates a pay dispute with Hancock & Conkls.
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Robert Martindale
New York
Boston
Govelect Campbell
Ohio
Hendricks Club
Hendricks
Nate John Worrall
State House
Bia
Marshal Mounts
Adolphus F. Garriott
Edward Bellamy
Jack Wheeler
James Bryant
Whealer
Detroit
A. O. Ulw
Imma J. Nickerson
Mansur Hall
U. S
Grand
Marshal Dunlap
Martindale
Wayfar
Amraal
Supreme Court
Senator Byrd
Herry P. Yaden
Sullivan
Hancock & Conkls
Burning of Harrison’s pictures sparks Indiana tensions
In Sparred For A Cigardt, a row over recent presidential appointments stirs Indiana Republicans. Harrison followers blame the president for auguring discontent. Lincoln League members defend him while dissatisfaction grows, leading to a plan to organize anti Harrison clubs. Also reports of a knife attack, nurse graduation, and two weddings deepen a busy evening in local towns.
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Jhupersonville
Lod
Harrison
Cleveland
New Albany
Peet
Vroop
Pash
Whech
Packard
Luke
Lincoln League
Bia
Indiana
Citicera
Cable Company Utility Dispute to be argued by Superior Judges
The Citizen's street railway company and the Indianapolis cabin company face three superior judges Thursday and Friday in a legal fight over an argument. Winter and Elam represent the Citizens company while Judge James B. Block and Samuel M. Shepard appear for the cable company.
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Citizen’s Street Railway Company
Indianapolis Cabin Company
Winter
Elam
Citizens Company
James B. Block
Samual M. Shepard
Cable Company
Western candidates may unite against Reed in house speakership
Washington gossip notes say four western contenders for the house speakership may combine against Reed. President Harrison browsed ducks in Maryland on Thursday as Pan-Americans conclude their Washington tour. Jerry Rusk is predicted to become a popular cabinet member with farm talk. Senators Farewell and Cullom are at the Capitol resolved to press Harrison for satisfaction or threaten confrontation from the start.
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Harrison
Maryland
Washington
Reed
Jerry Rusk
Ohio senator race in doubt as McLean not candidate
Cincinnati dispatch notes John McLean not seeking U S Senate while Gov elect Campbell faces pressure from Democrats. Myers urges electing a poor man to the Senate and warns a millionaire senator would hurt Democrats for a decade. Rumors swirl on who will fill Ohio’s governor seat as campaigns heat.
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Cincinnati
the Enquirer
Norning
John McLean
U. 5
Campbell
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Alen
Myers
Ohio
Conunrus
Marquis
Georral
Sone
Gentes
Ean
Campeil
Hillani Gar
Batka Baker
Scnator
Erica
Cleveland
Sheelf
Oraker Hasto
Rail and road improvements cut travel times in city
General superintendent Rice and Vice-president Green visited Thursday with Jvision superintendent Bender to review speeding on the Pennsylvania line Snow. Route No. 2 h reduces New York city distance to three hours, saving five hours ahead of schedule. The J M I line from Levisville covers 110 miles in 2 hours 40 minutes with a long run at 50 miles per hour over the bridge. Southern roads push this running too, enabling New Orleans access from here over the U S road in 23 hours. A railway ad periodical lists hotels in Meico with low tariffs. the City of Mexico hotel Independencia y Tastran, Landlord Salvadoralo, offers room at By per day.
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Rice
Green
Levisville
Rosda Hiva
New Orleans
Meico
Elta
Tony Hotel
Mexico
la Independencie Y Tastran
Salvadoralo
Victorian era theatre notes and touring acts teased
A verbose digest of London and U S stage acts, Barnum links, Julia Marlowe advance sale, Mrs Burnett spouse’s eye clinic fame, Minnie Palmer touring, John A Ellsler’s shift to supporting daughter Effie, Cincinnati actors idle, Tommy Russell Grand street sighting, Sol Smith Russell troupe and holiday shows teased with plans for Ganelon and possible Booth Modjeska arrivals.
Suicide of a Brooklyn Society Belle Over Love
Miss Gertruda Kimball, a prominent Brooklyn society figure active in dramatic circles, died by suicide after a lover, Frank Mills, a clothing store employee in New York, failed to wed her as planned. Mills had left for Philadelphia then Boston, leaving her to mourn the broken engagement.
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Brooklyg
Sply
Kimball
Mise Kimball
Frank Mills
Broadway
New York
Adeen
Basn
Wade
Mille
Cronin murder trial updates from Nov 13 docket
Chronicle notes that five men on trial for Dr Cronin’s murder face tight timelines as state evidence nears end. Prosecution aims to finish rebuttal in days, defense estimates two weeks, with Coughlin O Sullivan Burke and Kunze in jeopardy while Bergs may be acquitted. Cross examination resumes as details from the Carlson cottage boards enter evidence.
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Chivaaug
Epl
Dr. Cronin
Coughlin
Seaman O'Sullivan
Martin Burke
Little Kunze
John Bergs
Camp 20
Nan
Ight and Main
McConnell
Clan-na- Gael
Lawsuit claims false service in Brightwood eviction
Wihy Shuflorg Snes. W. A. Holliford sues Constable John Noory and bondsmen under a new law penalties for false returns. He says Moore served personally while in Ohio, and in his absence a Brightwood house suit was defaulted and his family ejected. Medicated. Washington notes Catholic University dedication amid heavy rain. New Orleans reports Navy and board of trade backing Chicago for the world fair.
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Wihy Shuflorg Snes
W. A. Holliford
John Noory
Moore
Ohio
Brightwood
Louisianna
New Orleans
Navy
Board of Trade
Chicago
Wild Benefict You Belt Ring Event
Unclear OCR item notes a belt ceremony at East Wastlugtenst involving Buffalo Shoe Howse with a waiting period and unspecified participants. Details are fragmented and sources sparse.
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Sala Fasther
Levi I Wee and Robertson Nab Counterfeit Suspect
Deputy marshal Robertson arrested Thomas Levi near Noblesville on a grand jury indictment for passing counterfeit ten dollar bills. Levi, a Noblesville area farmer, was taken to Noblesville with bond set at 2503 dollars. Levi’s family is alleged to be deeply involved with crime, including Missouri Rittenhouse. The report also notes violent resistance to arrests in the area and a wider weather and local political update following.
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Robertson
Thomas Levi
Noblesville
Prand Jury
Levi
R. J. Wilson
Indiana
Ea Ja
Missouri
Padehing Up 2 Peace and Funeral Carriage Tariffs
A Wednesday morning meeting of hackmen and undertakers committees including Aclman and Wool pressed Frank Bird to restore funeral carriage rates to a livable level. Liveryman Booth reported Bird’s demand that undertakers sell carriages and let liverymen handle funerals, with Bird open to a price restoration of Bs and 43. Broth, a combine member, sided with Bird, noting he agrees. Ballivora, Nov 14. Irish national league vice-president Patrick Cronin says the organization is dead, killed by Glan-na-tioal. Peter Calvin, tied to forged hospital pay checks, was arrested Wednesday by Detective Splan.
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Hackmen
Messrs
Aclman
Wool
Frank Bird
Booth
Bird
Combine
Theaiaz
Balliuora
Patrick Cronin
Irish National League
Glan-na-tioal
Peter Calvin
Splan
Brotherhood Baseball Rumors and League Tensions
A blocked attempt to elect a league president shows splits within the Brotherhood. Al Johnson and John Ward clash over support and claims about Brooklyn and Cincinnati joining the league. N. E. Young is re-elected president. others dispute pay and strategy as rumors swirl about power blocs and bold moves by key clubs.
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Boston
Brotherhood
Johnson
Pittsburg
John Ward
Brooklyn
BLCO
Doling Onese
Zack Phelps
Louisville
L. €. Krauthoff
Kansas City
Wee
Securad
Solineon
Jerry Denny
Glasscock
N. E. Young
St. Sutelitte
Cleveland
Detroit
Cintionati
Association
Players’ League
Cincinnati
Columbus
Baltimore
St. Louis
Athletics
Scsop
Shoemaker Carey Tries to Justify Brutal Beating
In a police court session, Calvin Goes Over presented William Carey of S Illinois Street as the central figure in a posturing scene. Thomas Welch, injured in an alleged coat theft, appeared bandaged and bruised as Mayor Danny warned Carey of potential fatal consequences, fining him and ordering ten days in the workhouse while Welch faced larceny charges.
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William Carey
S. Illnois Sr
Mr. Carey
Thomas Welch
Welch
Danny
Qure
Carly
Travis
Mitchell
Daniel Lester
Louis Lynn
Mattie Douglass
Leater
Wright
Lester
Norithing
Court House
Clese
Fiarms
Sen Grand Jury
Peter Calvin
Still Open Saloons in Watertoon Illinois Nov 14
Watertooo In November 14 contracts are being made here for buildings to open saloons. There is some doubt the legislature will repeal the prohibition act.
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Watertoo
First Pier Stone Laid for Louisville and Delterzonville Bridge
In Jeveryersonville on November 12 the first stone of the Louisville and Delterzonville bridge will be laid. The structure will span 4,400 feet with three iron channel spans. Judge Cockey’s near condition raises concern as friends fear he may not recover after his first illness. A note mentions Chicago Tailoring Co. garments prior to sale.
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Chicegs Tailoring Co
Car, Pei, and Marketsts
Bas
Callen
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