Harmony Forges Unity Amid Large K of L Funds Offer
The General Assembly of the Knights of Labor faced a long Saturday as committees toiled late and debates on Powderly’s report continued. A Pittsburg district group offered 100000 and others added, totaling 150000 to relieve finances, while debates over immigration restriction and delegates’ mileage proceeded. Powderly to speak at Masonic Hall Sunday.
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K. of L. General Assembly
Committee On Appeals
Barry Case
General Assembly
District Assembly of Glass Blowers
Pittsburg
General Order
L. Powderly
Barry
Powderly
Masonic Hall
Suburban real estate boom drives $109000 weekly transfers
The past week’s realty market activity showed 77 deeds recorded totaling 109,032.16 dollars. Notable transfers include Joseph E. McDonald to John Moore on N Zone Street between Veramont and Michigan Streets and James Hasson to Sallie P. Grubb for a vacant lot at Delaware and Michigan Streets. Building permits issued for improvements and small cottages numbered 18, with spending around 10,780 dollars.
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Joseph E. McDonald
John Moore
Veramont
Michhigan-sts
James Hasson
Sallie P. Grubb
Delaware
Michigan- Sts
Bond
Trustee
Shengwath
New ‘Jersey-sts
Loemona
Howland
John H. Stewart
N.' Peridian St
Benj
G. ‘Wisher
Martha J. Fisher
Bic
Democrats Claim Vote Shrink, GOP Fights Likely
Wheeling West Virginia November 17 Special The Register notes Fleming Democrat slightly behind expectations for governor while Goff leads by 350 as Republicans vow not to be robbed Atkinson Republican candidate for Congress seeks a legal challenge with 180 majority Democrats dispute 1419 00 and expect a recount A Parlersburg dispatch puts Smith Republican at 300 majority Democrats concede 200 but expect reversal A Martinsburg telegraph reports Fryck Republican 250 in the second district Democrats say votes are being rejected for Wilson under 100 majority Cowden Republican state chair declares four Congressmen and governor elected and vows to fight to keep victory
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Wheeling
W. Va
the Register
Fleming
Goff
Atkineor
Congress
Parlersburg
Smith
Gen. Fiyck
Martinsburg
Wilson
Cowden
Republican State Committee
SUN
Repubicans
Whose Whole Ticket Shouted at Denison House
A frenzied supporter at a Denison area gathering cried “Bah for Cleveland Thurman” amid heckling jokers. The crowd pressed him as he praised Mills Bill while denouncing free whisky, and a hotel porter escorted him from the meeting after a final demand to shout for Cleveland Thurman.
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Clevelan
Clevelan’ Thurman
Denison House
William Wallace
Mr. Pedestrian
Trurman API
Cleveland
Bates House
Botel
Treasury
Thurman
Died of yellow fever in New York hospital
Flora Schmitt died at Bellevue hospital Saturday night of yellow fever. In Jacksonville Florida fifteen new fever cases were reported on Friday with no deaths. nine of the fifteen were white.
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New York
Flora Schmitt
Bellevue Hospital
Jacksonville
Fia
Peggart's Sunday Dinners At Union Station
A plainspoken ad notes Peggart's Sunday Dinners from 12 to 2 at Union Station. It promises seasonally served dishes in a single test style with special prices aimed at city trade.
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Peggart
Union Station
Ara Raptay
Brer Husband in a Chariot of Fire at Meridian Street Corner
A dramatic scene in Holyoke features Brer Husband, a Negro exhorter, whitewashing a corner as crowds watch. He proclaims visions of heaven, mockery at church, and a impending chariot ride six years from next December, amid election chatter and local street chatter.
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Iner
Brer
Meridian
Washingtonste
Bret Eusband
Adam
Brer Busband
Washington St
Churches hold third anniversary services across city
The McAll mission marks its third anniversary at First Baptist with five minutes of remarks by several pastors. Central Christian Church features Rev Luzac on The Parable of the Talents in the morning and Heaven and Hell in the evening. Plymouth Church hosts Rev McCulloch with The Over Behind Evolution in the morning and A Visit to Jerusalem in the evening. Mayflower Congregational sees Rev G G Mitchell at morning service and Cleveland at Meridian Street M E speaking to young men on Find Your Vocation and Rise to Its Height in the evening. Roberts Park hosts Dr Keen on The Mission of the Strows in the morning. Alexander Hogeland, head of the Newsboys' Home and Employment Association, will discuss Ten Years Among the Newsboys in the evening. First Presbyterian offers a song service with brief address by Pastor In Both. Second Presbyterian observes jubilee with both morning and evening services marking fifty years since organization.
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First Baptist Church
Central Christian Church
Luzac
Hell
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Plymouth Church
Jerusalem
G. G. Mitchell
Mayflower Congregational Church
Cleveland
Meridian St
M. E
Roberts Park
Keen
Strows
Alexander Hogeland
Boys’ and Girls’ National Home and Employment ‘Association
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Tailor-made overcoats advertised at Oriel Eagle store
Gentlemen only. Tailor-made overcoats in meltons kerseys Schnabel Worumbo chinchillas worth up to $20 sold at the Oriel Eagle and Z.W. Washington streets. Coats priced from 14 to 20 dollars with color guaranteed for two years.
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Meltons
Kerseys
Schnabel
Vessels Sunk and Lives Lost in Severe Northern Michigan Storm
A fierce winter storm lashed northern Michigan with hurricane winds and blinding snow. At Sault Ste Marie the schooner Nonpareil foundered with two men lost, others escaping. a lumber barge swamped by the gale. several boats aground and at risk of breaking apart. Reports from St Ignace and nearby points warn of more wrecks and further loss of life.
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DeEteorr
Mich
Michigan
Sault Ste- Marie
St. Ignace
Indianapolis Board of Trade Plans City Advertisements
The Indianapolis board of trade considers a folder detailing the citys advantages and the gas belt, rail facilities, and more. About 10000 copies would be printed for distribution nationwide, with Rand McNally aiding, costing around 1000 dollars annually to promote the Hoosier capital as a future great.
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Fran
Board of Trade
Board of Governors
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Idge Martindale
SUN Reporter
Rand, McNally & Co
Chicago
LOCAL ASPIRANTS FOR PUBLIC PRINTER UNDER MORRISON
Two Indianapolis residents contend for the Harrison administration’s public printer post, Col W R Holloway and L W McDaniel. Meredith of Illinois also suspected. Mayor Sam Farmer fights a recent bout, and legal actions involve William Patterson suing city officials for $10,000 after a Tomlinson Hall disturbance. A gas contract offer promotes savings of 16 to 26 percent.
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Pub Hc
Morrison
Harrison
Col. W. R. Holloway
L. W. McDaniel
A. BR. Baker
Col. Holloway
Typographical Union No. 1
Indianapolis
William Meredith
Ilinoie
Meredith
Gen
Slavin Lex 60 Self-Defense Verdict in Slaying
Grand jury finds insufficient evidence to prosecute Thomas Slavin after he killed John R. three weeks earlier. Slavin feared for his life due to threats from McKee who vowed to kill him on sight and carried a revolver the night of the shooting, justifying self-defense in the eyes of the jury.
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KittingheFee
Trvin
Thomas Slavin
John R
Slavin
McKee
McIee
Desperate Prize Fight Near New York Ends in Eleven Rounds
Eleven Skars matched Splain and Ginger McCormack in a midnight Sand Point bout fought on a picnic ground. Splain endured knockdowns nearly every round yet rose in a bantam rooster effort. McCormack ultimately won in the eleventh round for Jersey City.
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New Yark
New York
Sand Point
Jack Splain
Ginger” McCormack
Jersey City Sports
Spla
McCormack
Platt Leads Over Miller In Cabinet Talks
New York dispatch reports a rift among Republican leaders over cabinet posts after Harrison’s victory. The Herald says Thomas C. Platt is favored for a top position, with Warner Miller seeking a lesser portfolio. Miller reportedly pressed for a post, but Platt’s position remains strong and Miller may need to concede.
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New York
Herald
Warner Miller
Harrison
Platt
Hiscock
Miller
Hatfield gang member captured in Lincoln county
Charleston W Va Nov 17 Eureka detectives captured James Meseer a Hatfield gang member in Lincoln county. He admits killing twenty seven men and claims to have killed in Catlettsburg Friday morning before his capture by Eureka detectives.
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Charleston
Potts Divorce Granted. Alimony and Restoration of Maiden Name
Clara B Potts sued Edward G Potts for divorce alleging cruelty. Judge Taylor granted the wife divorce and $600 alimony and restored her maiden Brockway. Dittemore case denied both sides. August W Minker divorced Catherine W Minker on cruelty grounds with custody to mother.
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Clara B. Potts
Edward G. Potts
Taylor
Brockway
Mowe
Dittemore
August W. H. Minker
Catherine W. Minker
Divorce actions and local court notes published Saturday
Catherine Baker sues for divorce from Wilbur Baker on abandonment. Tabitha Ano Roy granted divorce from William Roy for failure to provide and awarded custody of the children. A 16 year old boy, Joe Rounds, accused of stealing a chair was released on good behavior. Local theatre bills report soldout shows of Nat Goodwin material at the Grand. A federal grand jury found David Francis indicted for illegal voting and he posted bond. Police court saw Florence Scott and Minnie Preston tried for shoe and hat theft. A patriotic readings event is planned at Mansur hall for Maj. Robert Anderson benefit with W R C musicians. Knights meeting discussed Sunday work cessation and other resolutions. Veterans of Gen. Harrison’s Seventieth Indiana held a reception. next reunion set for September in this city with possible attendance by President Harrison. A new sideboard is advertised at Elders.
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Catherine Baker
Wilbur Baker
David
Francis
Federal Grand Jury
Bond
John C. New
Florence Scott
Minnie Preston
House No. 11
Scott
Lucia
Julian Martin
Mansur
Knights
Craft
Doyles
Harrison
Seventieth Indiana
Wright
Washington
M. Garibaildi McLain
Inauguration News and Rotation of Postmasters
Washington reports a partisan shift as Democrats plan to replace many Republican postmasters and other offices before March 4. Clerks tally incumbents, with several thousand to change, including about 300 first and second class postmasters. The move aims to influence the new administration under Harrison.
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Washigton
Cleve’ Lend
Harrison
Arthur
Garfield
Lynching in Petersburg over child assault case
Nashville Tenn Nov 17 Spl J Bob Banner, a colored man, was lynched Friday night at Petersburg for a criminal assault on a twelve year old girl.
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Nashville
Tann
Bob Banner
Petersburg
Noted Illegitimate Italian Noble Man Arrested for Wife Desertion
New York police uncover the man’s true identity as Pietro Detto Titalian De Missena Cinabar, a member of a renowned Roman family. He deserted Emma Myers in Hoboken after an arranged marriage and fled to America with a Roman plan. Emma located him in Brooklyn living as Cinbars with a widow cashier. He admits taking her to Italy but denies marriage. Bail denied. possible long Blackwell’s Island term.
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New York
Raymona St
Brooklyn
Fietro Detto Titalian de Missena Cinabar
Reve
Count Vaten- Geefinbar
Cinnbar
Emma Myers
Hobee
Erc'ag
America
Cameron
Cingbars
Italy
Blackwell’s Island
Anniversary Date Set for Indiana Statehood Education
Supt. LaFollette plans a December 11 circular to county superintendents and teachers urging all Indiana schools to observe the seventy second anniversary with patriotism lessons. A teaching program with songs recitations essays and historical citations will aid the effort, and LaFollette hopes for success.
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LaFollette
Indiana
Where's the father at Franklin depot
A four year old girl named Pearl was put on a J I passenger train to await her father who failed to appear by noon at the Franklin depot. Waiting ladies cared for the child and feared she would go to an orphan asylum if a parent did not arrive by evening.
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Franklin
Pearl
Halstead reports Commercial Gazette cannot be bought
The piece notes Halstead's claim from the Commercial Gazette that it cannot be bought and mentions James McMillan of Detroit as a potential next U S senator for Michigan, with various sensational items about Clara Beecher's shooting, King of Chicago clothing house, a desertion, and Ireland Parnell Commission proceedings plus gossip about Mary in a New York theater amid a violent outburst.
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Halstead
M. Fox
Republican
Washington
James McMillan
Onchre
Detroit
U. S
Ochigan
Clara Beecher
Henry King
Big
Mary
Barnes
Original Bagis promotes boys suits at remarkable prices
The Original Bagis offers a sale on boys suits with all wool corkscrews formerly five dollars now four dollars. A thousand fine suits for boys up to thirteen years are marked down from a dollar eighty eight to five dollars. Renowned for quality and value, the store advertises top lines of boys attire at low prices.
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Lollara
Inlemmiaien
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