Farmers Alliance opens sessions amid quorum woes in Indianapolis
National Farmers Alliance delegates convene at Tomlinson hall and Board of Trade in Indianapolis for talks on organization, potential amalgamation with the F M B A, and a push for independent farmer politics. Key speeches by Mayor Sullivan, J. Simpson, and Dr. Lucas highlight money and banking issues.
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Hixon
Ohio
Mitch
Taubeneck
Federated Committee
Alliance
Tomlinson Hall
Force
Indiana State Alliance
Lucas
Indiana
Indianapolis
Tillman
National Executive Committee
Sullivan
Simpson
People’s Party
Kansas
J. F. Willits
Gen. Weaver
Sam
Iwan
Suab Treasury
Prce
Congress
Darnel
England
Parne
Peoples Party
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Louisville
Board of Trade Hall
Tomlin~son Hall
Board of Trade
F. M. Be Ahaa
Criminal Court Room
H. E. Tanbenack
Linelg
Stockwell
Putnam County
Ind
Denison House
Polk
W. Farr Goodwin
Star Spangled Banner
Farmers’ Alliance
New Brunswick
N. Y
Sun
New Jersey
Area Alliance
Pope Regains Health and Exercises in Vatican Grounds
The pope has fully recovered his health and, despite cool weather, walks daily in the Vatican gardens except during storms when he exercises in a hall fitted for the purpose. There is no firm decision yet on leaving Rome, though the idea remains possible.
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Rome
Vatican Gardens
Vatican
Furniture Sale Ad at Wim. Lelder's New York Store
An old advertisement notes carpet and rug offerings from Wim Lelder's New York Store. The listing highlights six pieces wool carpets yard wide with new patterns priced at 65c per yard and references a dry goods section under PETI3 DRY Goons Co.
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New York
Peti3 Dry Goons Co
Turn Off Gas at City Hospital Sparks Fight with Gas Trust
A heated dispute erupted at the city hospital when a threat to cut gas supply was issued by the Consumers gas trust. Dr. Edenharter resisted the shutoff citing sick patients, while officials and the public debated readiness and safety amid cold weather and evolving coal plans.
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Edenharter
Lign
City Hospital
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Hare
Board of Health
Sun
Gas Corporation
Aroke
Dr. Cook
Rement Lyman
Sopsumers
Cansmars’ Gas Trust Commpany
Telenhons
Reformatory
Poe
Theomatron
Blind Institute
Brewery Ordinance Sparks Council Row Referred Back
At the Monday council meeting the judiciary committee referred the brewery ordinance back to the council pending a repart. Amendments proposed include a $1 000 yearly fee on each brewery and excluding wholesale bottlers from license eligibility. Speakers claimed a syndicate plot while debate shifted to process and future actions.
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Trusler
Mettill
Olaf Oleen
Col Hicksin
Olaf Moval
Youtz
Martin Meorphy
Myers
Brayor Sullivan
Todianapolis
Diuanea
Myrera
Markey
Railrand
Woollen
Martin Moorphy
Sox
Pfalseraf
Mallvzon
Tade
Council
Boll
Democrats Plot Tariff Bill to Aid Presidential Campaign
A Massachusetts Democratic businessman writes Corporal Tanner outlining a tariff bill strategy. He suggests a bill favoring northeast raw materials and western interests, crafted to be rejected in the Senate but framed to pressure voters in New York New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Iowa. He cites Congressman O Neill as guiding the draft to pass the House for the presidential campaign.
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Washington
Corporal Tanner
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Northeast
West
New York
New Jersey
Harrison
New Yor
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Iowa
O O’ Neill
Takis
House
Secretary of War Appointment Expected Friday
Washington November 17 The new secretary of war will likely be named at the cabinet meeting Friday. A letter from Proctor indicates he will attend to install his successor. If California Republicans unite Estes may be chosen. otherwise Cheney of New Hampshire is named. The decision hinges on a duck hunting trip. Washington Episcopal Congress Opens Fourteenth Annual Session Bishop Brooks preached as Edmunds presided at the first regular session.
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Winn and
Hart
John Bruton
First
Jono Bruton
Still Woerner
Jndia Reardon
Bruton
McCormick
Quigley
Wright
Woerner
Wosrner
Frank Wright
Sixth and
Mississippists
Washington
Proctoy
California
Estes
Cheney
New Hampshire
Episcopal
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress
Puestay
Philip Brooks
Edmunds
Actor W J Florence Reported Improving From Pneumonia
Philadelphia November 16 news says actor W J Florence ill with pneumonia was reported better and likely to recover on Monday.
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Philadelphia
W. J. Florence
GAY BILLY FLORENCH A Man Who Counts His Friends by the Thousands
Billy Florence a famed offstage popular figure faced a deathbed scare in Philadelphia while rumors of his passing circulated. Reports explained he remained in a serious condition though not yet confirmed as fatal, drawing attention to his wide circle of friends and public esteem.
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Billy Viorence
Philadelphia
Billy Florence
Wifthave
New York
Porences
Bo Wallea
Sai Vralice
Europa
Florence as Sir Lucius in the Interview Saga
Florence, famed actor, discusses his life from Albany and early theater days, recounting anecdotes about Booth and Macduff while interviews are repeatedly interrupted by admirers. His health in Philadelphia is critical with last rites administered as doctors report slim chances of recovery.
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Europe
Albany
Murdock Dramatic Association
John Chamberlain
Red
Vlorance
Legaki
Thas
Lasi
Macduil
Booth
Pierents
Walt
Macdul
Florence
Macdail
Indianapolis
Jefferson
Charley Davis
Wenial Billy Plorcues
Philatushhta
Florance
Traveling man Luce jailed after barbed misadventure
New York hotel guest T A Lues and hack driver Hackman Fitzgerald clash over pay after a night of sightseeing and gambling. A scuffle leads to a warrant and Luce’s arrest, with testimony about unpaid expenses and a disputed bill while at the Bates hotel. Local justice actions follow.
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T. A. Lues
New York
Bates
Hackman Fitzgerald
Hack
Tima
Luce
Sitzgerald
Tvitzgerald Sass Tice
Fitegerald
Thal
Justice Meiblomin
Te Just
Fitzgerald
Lise
Squire
Betet
Peibleton
Fitareraid
Jai Lace
Dike
Chauzine
Luci
Sorters
Gatas
Botelfe
Foster backs Sherman as staunch stalwart and Senate hopeful
Secretary Foster urged in a Ohio Republican Club speech that Jota Sherman is a staunch Foraker ally and predicted his Senate re election after a lengthy talk with Foraker. Indiana weather calls for colder, fair conditions with possible snow showers Thursday. The steamship Ethiopia reported collision with a whale off Newfoundland with minor damage to the vessel.
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Washington
Ohio Republican Club
Foster
Jota Sherman
Foraker
Senate
Gil
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Newfoundland
Bad Weather and Trials Hit Town Notices and Courts
The report covers a range of local incidents from a harsh weather day harming strawberries to court actions. Several individuals face charges and hearings, including a habeas corpus case, a U S court fine and jail term, and indecent mail allegations.
Blaze destroys Penny Gentels and surrounding shops in St Louis
A massive fire in St Louis on Tuesday morning consumed Penny Gentels dry goods Sonnenfield and Famiogus establishments and Crawford Nugents. The blaze spread rapidly across a large block with two more fires and numerous injuries. Loss traced to near 3 million dollars with nearly 1 000 displaced from work. Firefighters faced a stiff breeze as flames reached Broadway Morgan and riverward.
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St. Louis
Penny & Gentle's Dry Goods
Sonnenfield
Dry Gooda
Famiogus
Crawford
Nugent's
Penny & Gentel
N. Broadway
Franklin-age
Morgan St
Crawford’s
Crawford's
Broadway
Morgan
Best
Alonzo Salmon
No Action Yet on Pine Ridge Indian Outbreak Reports
Washington nov 17 no action has been taken regarding preparations by Pine Ridge Indians for another outbreak. War department officials see no cause for apprehension given the season and believe no immediate danger exists.
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Washington
Pine Ridge
Crane leads Grand Wm. audience despite season storm
The Grand William Crane and his company drew a large Monday audience despite a fierce storm. Notable performances included Hattie Russell and Gladys Wallis, with T. D. Frawley winning crowds as Lieut. Schuyler. Neuville’s The Boy Tramp impressed, while Cranes new work For Money awaits Cleveland previews.
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Grand
Wim. H. Crane
Crane
Mabel Denmap
Darkey
Hattie Russell
Gladys Wallis
Josie Armstrong
T. D. Frawley
Lieut. Schuyler
Genila
Henry Bergman
Count von Strahl
Cleveland
Liaog Ching
Washington
Henry Braham
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Wim. Lelder’s
Morton Park
EH. B. Martindale
W. W. Hubbard
E. EF. Claypool
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Proctai
Gay Billy Florench
Sir Lucius
Shelbyville
Fnelbyville
Maggie Dormagher
Brasil
Gattlefield
Losner
Rio Jae
Brazil
Estrange Telegraph Company
Diat Vorseca
Yeletrand and Telephore
United States Patent Office
Hrisle Berliner
Bull Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
Sherman
Rlan
Frank Clunen
Terre Haute
Joseph Margret
Newton
United States
Ha Wes
James Spooks
Lapeosk & Co
Kregelo & Whitsett
Lita
Lndianapolis
Coldsnap
Josie Hartman
Port Wayne
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Delaware
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Kregele & Whitsett
Berry Gibson
Thornton
James
Grand Jury
Wyscng
Fletcher Ave
Titchey
Hawkins
Toaa
Maggie Corey
Pendeton Pike
Straw Board Company
Maggie Dannagher
Miss Dannagher
Dennis O' Brien
Doga
Martha Duran
Martha
Habibh and
Feibleman
Beecham
Louis
Amusemebniys
Augustin Neuville
Clay M. Green
Wm. H. Crane
P. S. Gilmore
Jane
the Grand
Mr. Frohman
New York 2 Company
Nabobs
Hinglish
Park
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