McAll Mission Work Praised At First Church
Dr Haines extols Rupert McAll and the French outreach in a Sunday night sermon praising 1800 towns and 22000 meetings last year. He notes McAll received the legion of honor and urges support as the pastor plans retirement from active work. Congregation contributes generously to aid McAll.
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Harrison
Haines
McAll
Hhis
White House
Vatic
Wristien
Ahoud
Aad
Veines
Robert McAll
Martin Luther
Yehbakkuk
Daniel Webster
Rupert McA
England
France
Hearts of 16 Babies Pierced With Fatal Needles
Police search occupied premises of the Making family after arrest. Bodies of 15 infants found. doctors believe deaths resulted from piercing hearts or spines with needles. Also notes Powderly to resign as grand master workman due to health and internal opposition. Postmaster Thompson plans annual report with portraits of 41 Marion county post offices. three new offices opened. A New York paper mill project halts due to election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk. Fowdely
Thompson
Marion County
Indianapolis
Zionsville Pike
White River Crossing
Shipboard Maltreatment Report From Chesapeake Bay Vessel
A letter from I. B. Polk of a big city reports he sailed on a Chesapeake bay oyster boat and is being maltreated and kept a prisoner along with the crew. The message comes from Cincinnati dated November 14. The letter alleges harsh treatment and confinement aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Polk
Big City
Chesapeake Bay
Dales Sued for False Imprisonment Over Horse Theft Arrest
Wanasi Ind November 14. George Dales of the county faces a $5,000 lawsuit from Charles Farr for false imprisonment. Dales caused Farr's arrest on a charge of horse theft, but Farr was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanasi
Ind
George Dales
County
Charles Farr
Dales
Farr
Cholera Deaths Rise in Hungary and Holland
cholera spreads in western and southern Hungary with 27 deaths on Friday and 30 on Saturday at Aracoz plus several new cases reported in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Hungary
Aracoz
Holland
Shot While Defending His Zan. Cucaco Tragedy
In Zan Cucaco on Sunday night Stephen Fritz attempted to defend his son when two men tried to kidnap him. One assailant fatally shot Fritz, leaving authorities to investigate the deadly crime and search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cucaco
Sephen Fritz
San
Taken ill at Belt crossing Thomas Lightfoot
Thomas Lightfoot fell violently ill at the Belt crossing on East Washington street Monday and was conveyed to his home on Missouri street by Flanner and Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lightfoot
E. Washington-at
Missouri-at
Flanner & Buchanan
Morton family heads to Washington with Axara Sarsaparilla
New York dispatch reports Vice President Morton and his wife Mrs. Morton with their daughter departed for Washington on Monday aboard the Axara Sarsaparilla. The item highlights a forty year record and suggests health claims against blood diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morton
Washington
Axara
Sarsaparilla
Inflation of Public Works notes and a busy civic week
The governor issued a praise laden proclamation Monday and public works approved repairs to bridges on Garden Street. A note for 800 dollars sparked a suit by United States Savings Fund against Cyrus W. Lawrence and others, while McCormick harvesting machine Co. sues John Heaton for 100. An influenza epidemic circulates amid wet weather as political preparations continue for a major jubilee tonight. Oliver Martin faces two years in the pen and a 50 dollar fine for theft on a railway car. James Coghill seeks damages over Buck Creek collapse. Multiple local incidents include a restaurant waiter accused of provocation and a doctor’s battle with crime and divorce cases continue locally.
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Christian Ave
Otto Stechhan
Board of Public Works
United States Savings, Fund and Investment Company
Cyrus W. Lawrence
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
John Heaton
Lis
Oliver Martin
Judge Cox
Sachel
Geo. A. Benton
J.B. Vesey
Chicago
W. QO. Orr
Laporte
William Tennis
Susan
George E Harris
Criminal Court
Holtzman
Johnny
China
Thomas Territer
Splann
Richards and Kinney
Pogue’s Run
Garden-st
New York-st
West and
Blaka-sts
Frances Wyatt
Schaber
Charles A. Bookwalter
W. Tiioisst
Charles
James Murry
Turnkey Taille
Tir
Stewart
Justice Johnston’s Court
Alliam
Plummer
Ti. Market St
Federal Building
Vlummer
William JJ. Miller
Urbana
Bartholomew
Msiella
Perry and
Flora Macy
Elmer and
Iva
Pitie
Lidia Harris
Jake
Anns Wartzel
Albert and
Ida Ward
Bessie Drapier
Ois N. New Jersey St
Roy Harris
Clyde St
William Steinhauer
S. Wast St
Ida Wimer
Thomas Andrews
Nancy Becton
Elmer KE
Martin
Mary A. Reed
Willian E. Keller
Katie Duan
Deadly Engine Explosion Kills Five at Conner’s Crossing
Nov 14 Special report from Reaping describes Engine No. 508 exploding while pulling a train of empty coal cars near Schuylkill Haven at 2 am Monday. Five men killed, tracks torn up, locomotive dismantled, debris hurled several squares away. Bodies horribly mangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reapine
Conner’s Crossing
Schuykill Haven
Man Walks a Rope-Top Stunt at New Jail Site
A drunken man staggered toward the new jail building on Sunday, climbed atop the structure and walked the narrow wall. He grabbed a support rope from a derrick, slid to the ground, sobered briefly and wandered off amid a crowd. Witnesses wondered if he was fulfilling an election bet.
The Captain Marries After Long Seafaring Life
Cincinnati dispatch reports Capt. John Branch of Columbus Indiana, a retired seaman aged about 60, answering a marriage ad in eastern papers, wed New York widow Mrs. Hilliard after brief correspondence. She had eight children from her first marriage and once supported them as a face and massage operator. The couple planned in Cincinnati, met in Chicago for their wedding tour, and were pleased with the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Branch
Columbus
Ind
Williard
New York
Alrs
Hilliard
Louise
Maxy
DeWolf Hopper Opera Company
Jrom
Chicago
Predication of 3 Danville District Apportionment Suit
The piece surveys political maneuvering as democracy winds down campaigns and eyes post election offices. It notes hopes for federal appointments, shifts in Indiana results, and a looming supreme court apportionment case. Danville is portrayed as a Republican hub with betting losses and money movements shaping county politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Penny
David
New York
Indiana
Mele Ie
Divorce Grant Reveals Peculiar Desertion Case In Indianapolis
Minry Follis wife of an Indianapolis inv ised receives a divorce from Frank W. Lewis after a peculiarly silent desertion claim. Judge Stone approves alimony 46.09. Lewis, partner in Lewis and Schoerndorfer, influential local figure. Also notes a death in California of Charles Bartold amid electric accident rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minry Follis
Indianapolis
Stone
Lewis
Lewis & Schoerndorfer
Funeral of the duke of Marlborough held at Loxton
The funeral of the duke of Marlborough took place Monday morning after his majority on Sunday. The duchess will receive 4,000,000 life assurance for repairs to Blenheim palace and tenancies plan fetes when the new duke assumes charge of the estate. Meanwhile a separate court case ends with Misner and Baker sentenced to two years for perjury and shooting with intent to kill. A proposal for an electric railway near Vienna and Budapest was described by Engineer Hostter, and a police matter reports a man arrested for assault after a neighbor's complaint about a musician daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arad
Loxton
Duke of Marlborough
House of Lords
Duchesa
Blenheim Palace
Youngs
Vacata
Misner
William Baker
Coloner
Coney Island
Baker
Cox
Alisner
Viesna
SI Engineers’ Society
Sferr Hostter
Danube
Vienna
Buda Pest
Gare
Ber
Potiie State Gtitdials in a Box in the Behring Sea
Washington November 14. A long talk with Secretary of state Foster about Ivan Petroff the Russian statistician who deceived the government by giving false information regarding the Behring sea case The errors were corrected and not expected to delay deliberations or weaken the US claim Yet diplomatic circles fear no conclusion will be reached in the Behring sea controversy during the present administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas Potiie
Behring Sen Stattsr
Wasuineros
Sox
Foster
Monany
Ivan Petroff
Gehring Sea
Tin. Vostaid
United States
England
Athough Petrof
Petro
State Department
Census Office
Troster
Behring Sea
Bloody Sunday anniversary marches in Trafaleny Square
Crowds gathered in Trafaleny square to mark the Bloody Sunday memorial. Processions with bands moved to and from the square amid cheers and orderly speeches, recalling the 1887 clash when police and soldiers blocked access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Boa
Sila
Gono Losnon
Trafaleny Square
Charles Warren
Yoerty
Northwestern dean orders 100 women out of dorm beds
At Northwestern University Evanston Dr Miller ordered 100 women students from their beds at midnight Saturday to assemble in the chapel while two detectives searched the dormitory for missing money. No money was found and many girls took cold with possible serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Parson Chase
Uendricks County
Almaly
Amore
Harrison
Iarrison
Funda
Holp
Cyrcacio
Dr. Miller
Northwestern Univesity
Evanston
Wealthy ship owner Cant Elijah Wheaton’s Cape May home looted
Great excitement in Cape May county after the residence of Cant Elijah Wheaton at Tuckahoe was pillaged while the family was away. Thieves entered the house last week and stole $30,000 kept in a bureau drawer. Wheaton is a prominent ship owner and very wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sraiste Cry
N. J
Cape May County
Elijah Wheaton
Tuckahoe
Wheaton
Murderer Neill Faces Carrying Out Sentence In Gallows
News item reports Neill, condemned for murder, sleeping poorly with nervous tremors after learning his sentence. Ifa is described as a wreck possibly facing epilepsy. In Yur, two men are jailed on counterfeiting Cuban banknotes, each held on 22,400 hail for attempted forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellling
Oxen Kim
Lexnos
Neill
Ifa
Nabbod
En Yur
Pne
Petrillo Hanged for Murder in Flaven Conn
Angelo Petrillo was hanged here Monday morning for the murder of his brother in law Michael Demeo. The killing occurred during a quarrel over a gambling debt in April 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Flaven
Conn
Angelo Petrillo
Michael Demeo
John Hoey condition unchanged after Adams Express head
New York November 14. There was no change Monday morning in the condition of John Hoey former president of the Adams Express Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hoey
Adams Express Company
Batkin Fights Cancer Without Knife of Dsngs
Br Batkin rises to challenge cancer, pursuing treatment options with steadfast resolve. The story highlights resilience, medical efforts, and community support as he confronts illness without invasive surgery.
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Batkin
Governor to Fill Supreme Court Vacancy Expected
Governor plans to declare a vacancy on the supreme court bench and appoint a successor, exercising his constitutional power. The political landscape suggests a Republican is likely to win the seat, regardless of the chosen path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnor
Supreme Court
Large Blue Tea Gathering Attended by Many
A Monday morning police court scene at cabi’s blue tea drew many ladies and gentlemen. Pat Lynch and H H Poulter were fined for driving through a funeral procession and fast driving respectively. Edgar Mullen, 10, jailed for bread theft, was sent to the grand jury. his parents seek reform school. Frank Hood and others faced charges, with several cases continued or sent to the grand jury. A brick and stone bombardment incident left Mrs Trounds in fear as Perry Ellott and John Frey hunted and attacked her home, while Bridget was fined for contempt after scolding the judge.
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Cabi
Pat. Lynch
H.H. Poulter
Edgar Mullen
Mullen
Turnkey Tatfe
Reform School
Frank Hood
James Munroe
William Taylor
Ham Anderson
John Krupp
Caas
Davenport
Peter Riley
Perry Ellott
John Frey
John Sullivan
Caci
Bridget
John
Telegraphers threaten walkout over wage dispute
In Cincinnati on November 14 a bill of grievances was presented to Baltimore & Ohio and Big Four officials as telegraphers warn of a walkout within an hour after a rally by Tuesday. Officials deny submitting grievances and cite wage schedule adjustments discussed with the Big Four for weeks.
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Ciscixnart
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Woxag Padge Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
Big Four
Supt. Peck
Harrison Plans For Next Summer And Return To Indianapolis
Harrison outlined future plans with hints of a Europe trip next summer and a possible return to Indianapolis to resume law practice if not re elected. He may visit Boston before Europe.
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Harrison
Europe
Indianapolis
Boston
Tramp Kills New York Central Brakeman Near Lyons
A tramp killed a New York Central brakeman Monday at Lyons while resisting removal from a freight train. The incident followed warnings about a nuisance from the Sellers farm in Synacusa. City Comptroller W W Woollen discussed funding and options, noting finances hinder action and proposed burning the refuse but cost could reach 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synacusa
N. Y
New York Central
Lyons
Uselesa Luspadora
W. W. Woollen
Board of Public Works
Long Way From Rome Teo Louis Marke Smuggling Arrest
Louis Marke, a passenger on the La Bourgogne, was arrested Sunday night for attempting to smuggle ashore six and a half watches. The incident occurred in New York as authorities investigated suspicious activity aboard the liner. Heiss jeweler in Washington state was not involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Teo
New York
Louis Marke
la Bourgogne
Heiss Jeweler
Washington
Clash at Homestead Ends in Riot and Wounding
A Sunday riot in Homestead, Pennsylvania, erupted after a clash between strikers and two non-union Black workers. Shots were fired, several people were wounded, and the mob attacked boarding houses. Deputies restored order as McFadden and Jones were arrested. seven Black men were seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxestrap
Peter McFadden
James Jones
John Lewis
Baxter Ford
McFadden
Jones
Milwaukee Gossip Tangles Pabst Mather Marriage Rumors
Milwaukee society buzzes over a claimed San Francisco marriage between actress Margaret Mather and Gustav Pabst of Milwaukee, son of brewer Captain Fred Pabst, with denial from Mather and scattered confirmations from relatives in Los Angeles and Milwaukee about a clandestine ceremony weeks earlier.
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Gustav Pahat
Baye Nay
Milwaukee
Margaret Siather
Gustav Pabst
San Francisco
Pabst
Fred. Pabst
Los Ancees
Cal
Spi
Bliss Daudgley
Margaret Mather
Miss Tadley
Senator Hill to wed Atlanta widow Mrs Iverson
New York Nov 14 The coming marriage of Senator David G Hill to Mrs Tvergon a widow from Atlanta Ga has been announced The couple reportedly met during a visit to Atlanta about two years ago and reconnected during the Henry W Grady monument unveiling Last fall The widow has three sons and a considerable fortune
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David G. Hill
Tvergon
Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Iverson
Chicago legal salent Gurenco
Davia Lynch and Thomas H. Bayne appear for Homestead strikers to secure legal talent. First case against the strikers set for Wednesday with Luther Latin Mills and W. Forrest likely as assisting defense lawyers. Chicago trade unions contributed a large sum to Homestead Monday. Birthday note from Warnine West Virginia honors a widow of Bishop Alexander Campbell on her 93rd birthday with health and vitality.
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Cgurenco
Spi
Davia Lynch
Thomas TH. Bayne
Homestead
Luther Latin Mills
W.8
Forrest
Chicago
Momestead
Warnine
W. Va
Alexander Campbell
Disciples’ Church and Dethany College
Careful Household Repairs and Polishing Techniques
Instructions from Good Housekeeping cover polishing a wax candle split in half, polishing tables and woolen trays with linseed oil, and darning small tears. It details frayed collars cuifs wash starch pressing sleeve hems and stitching to extend garment life, including under-sleeve construction for darned wear.
Fragmentary Sale Notice Mentions Hats and Addresses
Fragmented OCR lists items including dyes and worms with a mention of hats for sale. The brief notes an address on North Pennsylvania Street and a shop name, indicating a local retail context.
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Raines Diaconraos
M. L. Haines
Shouking Olas
Mealthana
Grier
Caicaco
General Assembly
Knights of Labor
Powderly
Mass
Jones, Son & Co
New York State
Kider
Lulu
Grover
Lighie
Yis
Secretary of State
Myron King
Hackney
Shelby and
Johnson County
Peuulizle Ocass
Wortman
Stockrox
Charles Bartold
Electric Light Works
Barteld
Phtroses
Neill Whahening
Zere Ocadi
Yiu Ees
Eging VO
Dudge
Dave
Chiqago Legal Salent
Will Sseist
Houshekerpers
Ery
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanis
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