Republicans Prepare A Apportionment Suit In Marion Circuit Court
The apportionment suit seeks injunction to void current districting as out of harmony with Supreme Court instructions. A. W. Wisbard leads the suit against county clerks headed by John H. Lenhart, with decision expected promptly and appeal to the Supreme Court. The Republicans schedule a Denison house meeting next Tuesday to reorganize the party nationwide, Gowdy noting strong prospects and intent to win by a large majority.
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Marion
Supreme Court
A. W. Wisbard
John H. Lenhart
Adams County
Circuit Court
Republican State Committee
Denison House
Dynamite Attacks Shake Barcelona and Villanueva Barracks
Anarchist violence escalates as a dynamite bomb explodes under the civic guard barracks in Villanueva near Barcelona injuring none but shattering the building. arrests follow. A second bomb on a house balcony in Barcelona is found before detonation as troops march to Mellila amid cheering crowds.
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Bancelona
Spain
Villanusuva
Mediterranean
Barcelonas
Civic Guard
Plaza Realto
Mellila
Unknown Dead Body Released From Dental College
A man’s body found east of the city and sent to a dental college for dissection has been released. The description from Cincinnati identified the remains as his missing brother but the coroner ordered no mutilation. The missing man has now been found, leaving the unknown dead unlikely to be identified.
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Dental College
Cincinnati
Found His Children at Last in Exavoon Indiana
Daniel Irish, who split from his family in 1857 during a move from Richmond, Indiana, has located his children in Frankton after searching since 1862. He served in the army, his wife remarried believing him dead, and she later died. Irish learned their whereabouts last week and plans to live with them the rest of his life.
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Exavoon
Ind
Daniel Irish
Frankton
Richmond
Irish
Burglary Strikes Homes as Wary Residents Alarmed
A bold early morning burglary in the northern part of the city targeted the home of Geo W Mitchel at 400 N Sinoisst and the room of Lew Wallace Jr. The intruder slipped away via a ladder and kitchen window after stealing a diamond pin, while a large pursuit ensued but he escaped. Mrs Mitchell woke, alerted servants, and the chase spread through the house.
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Geo. W. Mitchel
N. Sinoisst
Lew Wallace, Jr
Dir. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
The Roby Drama At State House In Roby Club Controversy
The second Roby drama scene unfolds at the state house as proprietors Champaigns Knotts and attorney Robert Gregory seek incorporation with a $1200 capital. Secretary of State refuses without affidavits valuing club property at least $1000, Governor Matthews warns of gubernatorial power and suspicions about the club’s ties to the Colombians.
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State House
Morris Champaigns
Knotts
Robt
Gregory
Lake County
Gov. Matthews
the Sun
Chicago
Corbett-Mitchell
Roby
Mitchell
Strangers Try to Conclude Card Monte Racket on Farm Owner
In Brazin Indiana a well dressed man claimed to be a McKeen relation and sought to buy a farm. A third man then proposed three card monte. Cullen resisted. the trio threatened murder and fled after he raised the alarm at Bowling Green.
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Brazin
Ind
Thos
Cullen
Bowling Green
Bea
McKeen
Monte
Brazil
Pan-handle switchman fatally crushed in city yards
George Merritt, a Pan-handle switchman, was killed Tuesday evening in the yards east of the city. He was assisting with cars when his footCaught in the track and dragged between bumpers. The wheels severed his left leg and caused internal injuries. He died at St. Vincent's Hospital. Merritt, a single man, resided at 61 North State Street.
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Geo
Merritt
Waas
St. Vincent’s Hospital
N. State
Labor Signal Still Lives Despite Suspension
T M Gruelle of the Labor Signal says the paper paused for two weeks due to financial trouble. The publication will resume at 671 Virginia Ave, merging with People Right and Freedom at the same location.
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T. M. Gruelle
Labor Signal
Virginia
Cary Life Highlights and Local Events of the Week
Senator Voorhees and John F E Tamb passed through en route to Terre Haute on Wednesday. A federal grand jury began work Wednesday to investigate Indianapolis national bank cases. A saloonkeeper said daily receipts are now about one eighth of last spring. Painter F A Cobey nearly lost a leg in a factory accident on Biddle Street. ambulance moved him to his home. L N A C railroad head Collins resigned. George Lowell to succeed. Southside loan association shareholders to receive 40 percent dividend starting Thursday. Louisville seeks 1895 Grand Army encampment and sent a committee to Secretary Fortune for guidance. World's fair executive board in Chicago to reserve bids for Indians building. one bidder offered $600. Two children of 8 J Murray had a narrow escape when a runaway horse threw them from a buggy. Retail grocers met behind closed doors about prosecuting peddlers. no action taken. Monument commission debates contractor Schmidt bill with cost now over 75 000. Attorney General Smith asked to resolve.
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Voorhees
John FE
Tamb
Terre Haute
Federal
Indianapolis National Bank
F. A. Cobey
Biddle
Pine
North-sts
Collins
Milwaukee
George Lowell
Southside Loan Association
Louisville
Grand Army
Fortune
Chicago
J. Murray
National Card Works
Pennsylvania St
Monument Commission
Schmidt
English
Smith
President in Telepathic Interview Sparks Hawaiian Debate
A Chicago reporter and Indianapolis journalist spark a telepathic interview with the President about Hawaii. The exchange covers the Hawaiian crisis, annexation, monarchy in Brazil, and Canada, with the President denying plans to restore the queen and reflecting on duties and power. Ruth Cleveland interrupts the scene.
Railroad treasurer robbed of $20,000 in Chicago office
Ourcaco November 16. John HE Drake treasurer of the Indiana Illinois and Iowa railway was sandbagged and robbed of $20,000 in the ninth floor Rookery building office at 7 oclock Wednesday morning. Thieves escaped after taking money from the safe to pay employees.
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Ourcaco
John He, Drake
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Railway
Rookery Building
Drake
Senator Voorhees Denounces Pension Policy
Senator Voorhees criticized the administrations pension plan in a Wednesday interview, saying it costs the Democratic party votes and will anger supporters. Meanwhile creditors of the South-side Building and Loan Association learn they will receive 40 percent of claims in the county clerk's office Thursday, though interest adds to nearly 50 percent of original amounts.
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Voorhees
Washineton
Hoke Smith
Democratic Party
Builiding and Loan Association
Wilson
Smail
Wishard
Queen Victoria Aims to See President During Visit
Wasmeaton D C reports a well dressed middle aged woman and small dog visiting the white house on Wednesday seeking an audience with the president. She said queen Victoria had called and would continue to call until she gained an audience, but the president was out of town.
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Wasmeaton
D. C
White House
Queen Victoria
President Cleveland slips away amid health surgery rumors
President Cleveland leaves Washington with Secretary Lamont on the New York express amid secrecy. Reports say he may undergo another operation on his mouth or jaw, with speculation centered on his health as the Ways and Means Committee moves to publish the tariff bill despite Democratic pressure.
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Wasnineroy
D. C
Cleveland
Washington
Lamont
New York Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thurber
Morton
New York
Philadelphia Press
Souther
House Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Indianapolis Detectives Mocked by Notorious Crook
A Sun reporter interviews a jailed burglar who calls Indianapolis detectives a bum set. He claims they arrest crooks on arrival, then release them to commit later crimes, leaving big game untracked while local small frys and cappers betray each other. The man vows to do nothing crooked again, though persecution drives him. Buck Farley later fled to St. Louis for counterfeiting. Virgie Hearn in Louisville faces receiving stolen property charges.
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Sun
Indianapolis
Ta Sun
Thia
Cappers
Iever
Buck Farley O
Buck Farley
Splann
St. Louis
Buck
Bupt. Byrnes
Virgie
Louisville
Virgie Hearn
W. B. Hoke
Hoke
Brutal murder and suicide at Baugh farm
In AurIAnch Ohio on Tuesday night Curt Davidson, a farmhand, killed Miss Bertie Baugh, aged 20, in the Baugh farm house and later cut his own throat. Police found Davidson dead near the barn and the kitchen door bloodied, with evidence of a violent assault. Miss Bertie attended Mount Union College and was described as beautiful and popular.
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Aurianch
A.C. Baugh
Curt Davidson
Thomas Sirdon
Davidson
Birdie
Falis
Bis
Miss Bauzh
Mount Union College
Davis sought to address court on receivership case
Ex Judge Howe blocked Davis from speaking his planned facts before a decision. The article notes the receivership was not intended to be permanent and aimed to relief from a corrupt order. Hawking concluded arguments stressing liability for membership certificates and winding up the order.
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Iron Hall
Howe
Davis
Hawking
Exzrth
Desterro Falls to Peixoto Forces in Brazil
Rio Janeiro dispatch reports Desterro the provisional capital under Admiral Mello has fallen after a bloody battle. Mello shells land forts and town while Peixoto’s troops threaten Rio. The cruiser Aguidaban damages property and wounds civilians as the struggle continues.
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Aiello
Hio
Desterro
New York
Rio Janeiro
Admiral Mello
Peixoto
Aguidaban
Mello
Rio
Change of venue sought in Henderson murder case
Lon Henderson’s lawyers told Judge Cox a venue change is to be requested due to local prejudice in the county. The trial for the slaying of John Tarpey may be moved. no hearing date set. Henderson was caught burglarizing a Haughville saloon, Tarpey shot, Henderson confessed. Weather forecast notes cold fair conditions for Indiana through Nov. 16, 1893. Union Co-Operative Laundry advertised as quality.
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Lon Henderson
F. & Foote
John Tarpey
Cox
Criminal Court
Henderson
Haughville
Tarpey
Gen Harrison Surprised By Hawaiian Correspondence Not Demanded
Ex-president William Henry Harrison voiced surprise that Congress did not demand the Hawaiian correspondence at its last session. He declined to express views on Hawaii while noting acts of the current administration and stressing that full records will reveal the facts in time. He suggested the matter could affect Cleveland’s government, but chose to avoid public opinion on the merits.
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Harrison
Sun
N. Delaware
Gen. Harrison
Harrison Dome
Congress
Hawaii
Cleveland
Bomeuwhat
Sesson
Guilty Of Murder In Grand Trunk Wreck Verdict
Barri Creek November 16 The coroner s jury finds that the Grand Trunk wreck which claimed 27 lives was caused by disobedience of dispatcher's orders and convicts Conductor Bertram N Scott and Engineer Barry Wooley of train No 6 of criminal negligence They exonerate the Grand Trunk from blame Conductor Scott faces a preliminary hearing on a second degree murder charge
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Barri Creek
Grand “‘Runk
Bertram N. Scott
Barry Wooley
Grand Trunk
Scott
Herting
Marger
Poisoned by Human Virus Ends Arm Injury Case
Dr Geo Carey journeyed to Cincinnati after aiding in the Denison house incident where W F Collard fell from a window in October. A scratch on Carey’s wrist allowed virulent matter to enter his veins causing blood poisoning and a withered arm. The text notes many such cases prove fatal and the doctor’s fate remains uncertain.
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Geo. Carey
Cincinnati
W. F Collard
Denison
Collard
Miserable Sufferer Urged to Try Liver Keeniasors
An archaic advertisement promotes Fimmons Liver Keeniasors as quick relief for constipation dyspepsia and biliousness with a claim that ten doses cure. It states no continence dosing required and minimizes details.
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Asid Anent
Committee of
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Mr. Gold
Son
Matthews
Hea
Cary Life
Stead
Review of Reviews
Lady Brooke
Indiana
Cave Hill
Doren
Squirrel Hunter
Woodley
Honolulu
Queen Li
Sol
Gresham
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