Indianapolis May Get a Brotherhood Club in 1900s
News from New York on November 16 reports baseball talks heat up as Kilroy signs with Boston, signaling the Baltimore team may fold. Rumors say McPhee and Berg Holliday may join the Brotherhood, with St Louis possibly entering. Indianapolis could save a Brotherhood team if this happens. Brooklyn reportedly seeks Jack Hlasscock’s release. Syracuse Buffalo Istrait and Milwaukee eyed for the association next season.
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New York
Kilroy
Baltimore
Boston
McPhee
Cincinnati
Berg” Holliday
Brotherhood
St. Louis
American Association
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Jack Hlasscock
Syracuse
Buffalo
Istrait
Milwaukee
Christian Endeavor Meeting At Indiana Convention
At the second annual Indiana Christian Endeavor union convention in Y M C A hall on Saturday forenoon 200 delegates attended. Evansville sent a large delegation including W J Lewis state president and Dr F B Clark who founded the first Christian Endeavor society at Portland Maine spoke briefly. Mrs Alice Reisecker of Peru led the morning prayer meeting and papers on missions were read by Miss Emily Orr of Evansville. Dr J L McNair of Louisville sang a solo. pastors urged church governance and cautioned independence by young societies. A reception at the Denison house closed the day.
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Hinisters
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
Y. M. U. A. Hall
Fediana Alona
Aosiette
Mira Alice Reisecker
Peru
Migs Emily Orr
Evanaville
J. L. WeNair
Louisville
Lhe Y. Hunter
Bunter
Sim Dows
Hrda
Indianapolis
Randthaler
Haines
Eaid
Dra
Evans
Mitchell
Whalen
Edson
Hayes
Crawfordsville
Sands
Rushville
Chas. D. Meigs, Jr
Mra
C. M. Jenkins
Richmond
T. Biddle
Fort Wayne
Eliza J. Moore LaPorte
Grace Phillips
T. EH. Clark
D. D
S. L. Mushon
Evanston
Denison House
State association meetings set dates in coming months
The Times notes upcoming state association gatherings for farmers and related trades. Dates include horticultural society December 3, tile makers December 3, state grant December 10, fish commission December 19, delegate state board of agriculture January 5, 9, cane growers January 14, bee keepers January 16, horse breeders January 20, wool growers January 21, short horn breeders January 22, swine breeders January 23, poultry breeders with show at Tomlinson hall February 5 to 4 inclusive, state florists February 26 and 27.
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Horticultural Society and Tile Makers
State Grante
Fish Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Tomlinson Hall
The Miks Build and Lodge Hall Plan
The Indianapolis branch plans to form a building association and erect a lodge hall and business block funded by stock shares with a weekly fee of one dollar per share. With 120 members many central shares expected, funds should allow construction in about three years. Weather: Indiana fair and warmer with cleared to partly cloudy skies and light rain or snow overnight. Jeffersonville reports a fatal horse incident near Clark County, the fourth such in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miks
Indianapolis
H Ka
Clark County
Hickers
Jeffersonville
Ind
Richard Johnson
Three Killed In Midland Road Collision At Alexandria
A collision of two trains on the Virginia Midland road opposite the Bull Run battlefield near Alexandria results in three deaths and multiple serious injuries. The report also notes Sunday church services across several local congregations with varied sermon topics and pastors.
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Alexandria
SpLi
Bull Run Battlefield
Young defendants sentenced for petit larceny at court
Bittle Bits of Justice French Gobin implicated in the Kinney case faced Judge Irvin and received one year in the penitentiary for petit larceny. Fred Owens was sentenced to two years and Albert Rosenthal to one year for the same offense.
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Bittle
French Gobin
al. Brummett
John Kinney
Irvin
Fred Owens
Sir. C. H. Breich
Albert Rosenthal
Grand Orend House Little Lord Fauntleray at Park Theater
A theater note praises Ray Maskell as Little Lord Fauntleray at the Grand Orend House while contrasting his performance with Tommy Russell. It highlights Miss Mackall and Mrs Burnett in stage adaptations and mentions ticket price trends, upcoming matinees, and further engagements including Julia Marlow and Kate Castleton with casts and repertoire at English's.
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Grand Orend House
Little Lod Fauntleray
Park Theater
London
Speamby Co
Cyelon Saa Battle of
Ray Maskell
Lord Fauntleray
Tommy Russell
Tommy
Miss Mackall
Lord Fauntieray
Booth
Olsy
Second annual Y P S C E convocation at Y I C A hall
The second annual state convocation of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor met at Y I C A hall on Friday night. J C Shaffer led a devotional exercise lasting nearly an hour. Dr Rondthaler and Rev W F Taylor delivered addresses, after which president W J Lewis named the committee. The society will hold sessions Saturday Sunday and Monday with Dr Clarke of Boston, president of the United society, presiding.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
J. C. Shaffer
Rondthaler
W. F. Taylor
W. J. Lewis
Ecociety
Dr. Clarke
Boston
United Socistiet
Young Christina
The
Christian Endeavor
Ehip
Y. M. Ing
Delege
Hvansville
Representa
J. H. Lead
Tealer
F. E. Clark
Iran
Baseball Brotherhood Shapes League Ties in 1890 Plans
The St Louis report discusses baseball league anger over Brooklyn Cincinnati and Kansas City departure and calls for united action. It notes resolutions to back clubs against player contracts and a February 1 1890 deadline for new signings while committees led by Nick Young C H Byrne and Al Reach review admissions. Indianapolis plans to stay in the league despite opposition and possible expansion pressures.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Nick Young
C. H. Byrne
al. Reach
Sun
Indianapolis
Brash
Scluba
Brush
Washington
Indiana Hospital Co offers weekly indemnity plan
The Indiana Hospital Co contracts to pay five to twenty dollars weekly indemnity on sickness or accident and furnishes doctor and medicines free. For details call at Rooms 47 and 43 Vanes block, corner Washington street and Virginia avenue.
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Indiana Hospital Co
Vanes Block
Car
Washington St
Virginia
Signs of a Break In Carriagemen Trade Dispute
Carriagemen who joined a combination to challenge Bird and Kregelo have withdrawn from the undertakers group. A meeting set liverymen to meet Bird’s prices or compete for depot business. A committee of Mars, Wood, and Holzman will confer with Bird to seek a settlement. Bird rejects any alliance until carriage men act independently of undertakers. Funeral directors await a counterproposal as a busy undertaker’s loss hints at reorganization.
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Bird
Kregelo
Undertakers
Mars Vs. Wood
Holzman
Wood
Onis
Struck by Trains Injures Two Men In City
A Lake Fria Western locomotive struck a pedestrian near Massachusetts Avenue, leaving him unconscious with possible brain concussion and identity unknown. At Michigan Street crossing, horse trainer Frank Holmes collided with a 7 B W train. his horse died, and Holmes sustained multiple fractures and was also hospitalized.
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Lake Fria & Western
Union Depot
Massachusetts Ave
Locomotive
Go Saw & Young
Frank Holmes
Scott
Faughville
B. W
Michigan St
Holmes
Woman cowhides collector over alleged affair claim
In Kansas City on a Thursday afternoon Mrs. Kate Barngast attacked John Ramsay, a local collector for the Interstate Electric Light Co., with a cowhide after alleging he had slandered her husband. Ramsay fled after several blows. Barngast said the charge was untrue and declared she acted in defense of her husband’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Brusayorzuca
Kansas City
John Rameau
Inter-state Electric Light Company
Mainst
Kate Barngast
Ramsay
Predicament of a Hoboken Couple in Death Plot
A Hoboken jury urged that Henry Guttenberg and his wife be brought to justice as accessories to the death of their nephew Jacob Glencklich. Glencklich, an Austrian immigrant with $9,000 left with his uncle, was urged to kill himself after being deserted and robbed. He wrote a letter detailing the case before jumping from a train wreck near Lebacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
New York
Henry Guttenberg
Jacob Glencklich
Glencklich
Austria
Montreal
Guttenberg
Protracted Meet Highlights Haugh Vie Le Methodists
Methodists in Haugh Vie held a lengthy meeting amid ongoing mill work. Chief judge Martin stays busy, while town debates streetcar service and fare refusals rise. Company action paused as riders balk at bob-taxis fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Trusts Fight Over Gas Company Deregulation
The Consumers’ Gas Trust suit advances as plaintiffs amend the complaint to weaken the defense. Attorney Wilbur T. Rouse plans to seek access to the company books, while a Saturday meeting aims to resolve conflicts between undertakers and carriage operators over funeral service practices and compensation.
Local records list many court actions and notices
Marion Solge who filed incorporation papers with the secretary of state Friday. Mary C Sherman sought divorce from Elmer Sherman Friday alleging cruelty and failure to provide. Trustees of Seventh Baptist church sued Chester Wricht for 2000 alleging he contributed 425 toward liquidating church debt but paid 25. Mrs F M Douglass died suddenly at noon Saturday at home on Delaware and St Clair. Judge Taylor refused to destroy the natural rights of Mary and Bartholomew Kelly. Nathan Scott indicted for bigamy fled the state to avoid service. Local Lodge 6437 K of L discussed eight hour work and will continue next meeting. The Yancey-Hyde case settled after state oil inspector contest. Ostermeyer’s adopted daughter claimed estate interest. judge ruled against. Habeas corpus hearing in Mary Lott’s case denied return of child. Frank Holmes died after being struck by a train. An unknown man struck by Lake Brig train remained unconscious. James Murray injured at Michigan ave crossing. Mrs Gibson vs Equitable Accident. Isorre Bowman refused to respond to subpoena. Guardianship motion over Clint and Daisy Lowes judged. guardian Lon Kartz challenged due to possible conflict with policy. Sample Loftin sued John Lovett on note. conveyance null request due to debtor insolvency.
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Marion Solge
R. Ef
Seventh Baptist Church
Chester Wricht
Ailegn
F. M. Douglass
Douglass
MC. A
Delaware
St. Clairste
Teylor
Mary
Bartholomew Kelly
Nathan Scott
Langenberg
Lotal Lodge
Mansur Hall
Yancey
Hyde
Supreme Court
Wiliam Ostermyer
Chris Waterman
Ostermyer
Howland
Mary Lcott
Reid Pirl
Board of Children’s Guardians
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Taylor
Frank Holmes
Haughville
City
Lake Brig
Michigan St
James Murray
Michigan Ave
Gibson
Equitable Accident Asso
Howe
Isorre Bowman
Bowman
Subpmniy
Hovland
Clint
Daisy Lowes
Hare
Lon Kartz
Oud
John Lowes
Sample Loft
John Lovett
W. C. Johnson
Loftin Noy
Ele
Johnson
Lovatt
Still Howling Mad Appointed Greshamites to Strengthen the Party
A Jeffersonville dispatch reports southern Indiana Republicans angrily protest President Cleveland's patronage. Greshamites dominate posts in New Albany Evansville Terre Haute and others fueling feuds over offices like postmasters and collectorships. The unrest splits counties and prompts new calls against the administration as Mugwump accusations surface.
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Chicago
fSpl
Herald
Jeffersonville
Harrison
Lincoln League
Indiana
Cleveland
New Albany
W. B. Godfrey
M. ¥. Mallory
Albany Reptitans
Fort
J. P. Throop
Paoli
New York
Comimercist-Gazette
Morrison
Eugene Dorsey
Ira Dorsey
Col
Horace Hopkins
Eugene Dogeey
Louisville
Lathora
Col. Hopkins
Beeler Attacked by Highwaymen Before Maywood Market
Two men, Ambrose Poe and Charles Surby, faced serious charges of assault with intent to kill after Beeler, a Maywood farmer, was attacked while returning from the market Monday night. Beeler fought back, one assailant struck him with a hitching weight, and a shot pierced his hat. Police later arrested Poe and Surby near Landersdale, disguising as hunters, with a continuance set for police court Wednesday.
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Denny
David Beeler
Beeler
Beiler
Landersdale
Campbell
Spian
Stout and
Destitute Mrs Parnell urged to acknowledge condition
From Bordertown New Jersey an early report notes Mrs. Parnell nearly penniless and compelled to speak. Her house remains hers but $563 is demanded within two weeks. Her son Charles Stewart Parnell is unaware and unlikely to help. The item also mentions random local misfortunes and unrelated notices including a runaway wife and injuries from two separate accidents.
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Borrdertown
N. J
Parnell
Watt
Charles Stewart Parnell
Orators and Orations at Second Baptist in City Event
The refurbished Second Baptist Church hosted a vivid contest among four orators for two prizes, featuring readings from Gibbons and the Iliad. Judges scored delivery 70 percent and subject matter 20, with music by Roxie Bell and John Edward Broyle addressing the audience amid sharp comment from pastors and local figures.
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Bettis
Second Baptist
Gibbon
Allison Sweany
Detectiva Thorton
Tr. W. Robbins
Cooper
the Freeman
Roxie Bell
John Edward Broyle
Starling
Haven
Ben Thorton
Georgia Stovarson
Reung Girleang
Jamie Dear
Lawrence Newby
Etnias
Louissant L
Dawson
Colo
Auimaire
Mira
Welth
Ben Thornton
Fara
R. W. Thouipeen
Debates On Divorce Theme At Colored Society Meeting
A Douglass club discussion at Simpson chapel weighs whether divorce is right with supporters including Ingersoll figures. Upcoming Central literary society forms next week at Second baptist. Thanksgiving plans at church promise a feast with possum and a prize for best dressed participants. Ends noting a cough remedy sold locally.
Revolution in Brazil Sparks Global Coffee Trade Alarm
News from Rio de Janeiro reports a Brazilian revolution ousting the emperor and declaring a republic led by Senor Da Fonseca and Benjamin Constant. Ports face blockades, rubber and coffee supplies are threatened, with Paris noting conspirators planned the move during Dom Pedro’s visit. Federal and provincial leaders brace as powers evaluate the future government.
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Washington
State Department
Rio de Janeiro
Baron Lodario
Senors da Fonseca
Benjamin Constant
Brazil
Paris
Figaro
Dom Pedro
Loxrox
France
Ncvices
Éucedas
Pleibiecile
Rio DR
Janeiro
Senor
Ds Fenecca
Perie
York
Race Around the World Aides Race by Starion Two
Elizabeth Brusland a Cosmopoliten contributor begins a world race at 10 am east by the steamship Augusta Victoria with a return via Chicago and San Francisco. A $1000 charity wager funds the contest, aiming to finish within six years, with stipulations by employers and contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Starion
Elizabeth Brusland
Cosmopoliten
Chicago
San Francisco
Cues Verne
Town election hints as rail line debate heats up
District attorney Lyons pursues action against Chamisrs McKee Co for importing English glass blowers. Gut sat night talk quotes Harrison and Reed spar over votes and harbor bills. Chas Grosvenor denies altering statements amid Washington government chatter. Treeteen pledge seeks stress relief before snow. Local tailoring firm Chicago Tailoring Co offers first fit guarantees.
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Harrison
Washington
Chas. Grosvenor
Ohio
Lyons
Pi Iburg
Chamisrs
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Virginia Midland Road
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D. R. Lucas
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C. C. McCulloch
Jesus the Carpenter
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R. V. Hunter
G. Haines
Church of Christ
Meridian St
Sons of God
Julia Marlow
Eben Plimpton
Sogomar
Kate Castleton
John PD. Gilbert
Mird
Jing Combinne
Sticibe
Lebaxon
Midland Road
Here
C. RB. Barnhart
Haugh Viele
the Trust's Books
Atterney Bryan
Meadamua
Nannie E. Dynes
Consumers’ Gag Trust Company
Wilbur T. Rouse
Trust
Wesk
Royce
Horace Wood
Ors
Vandesst
Fletcheravs
Frere
Pia
Hervets
Xannesst
Hackman
Baling Agifared
Greshamites
Ben
Saint-Moore
Terre Haute
Bear
Ranaway
Ferdinand Thewa
Winamac
Thos
Harbicon
Winslow
Pike County
California
Chas. J. Kun
Robert O. Coleman
Jacksonville
Tampa & Key Wet Line
Swain
Srress Car Company
Heslao
Bishop Potter
Cardinal Gibons
Col. Ingernoll
Douglass Literary Society
Simpson Chapel
J. &. Evins
Jas. T. V. Hill
R. W. Thompson
Ingersoll
Tim ‘Fyler
Geo. L. Knox
SY. Allisan Sweeny
Col. Ingersoll
Second Baptist Church
Central Literary Society
Word Society
Cura
Dom Pedare
Gauty
Adolphus Garriott
Hartsville
Doll
North Vernon
Fred ° Henry Kiel
Wyn Indianapolis
Jacob Meinhester
End
West Indianalo
Dow
Treeteen
Chicago Tailoring Co
Cor. del. and
Masts
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