In the Czars Realm Pierce Reports on Russia Visit
Harry Do. Pierce returns from a European trip including St. Petersburg where he studied Russian life and governance. He challenges sensational reports of czar protection and revolts, comments on autocracy, exile cruelties, and Russian social conditions. He notes strong opposition to the throne, the secret police system, and public mistrust of rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Pierce
St. Petersburg
Russia
SUN
Wilhelm
Germany
Azar
Haparor Nicholas
Pierca
Kennan
Jessh
Siberia
Chicago
St. Pataraburg
Washington-st
Viswad
Volkca
Wah
Weather and War News Across World and Local Storms
Fragmented notes describe Jeff Davis ill and Spain showing feverish signs of upheaval. A new navy crew faced a storm and was repelled. Jas Norcross claimed theft of his wire fence and monitor inventions and was sent to an asylum. Indianapolis rain fell near freezing with a shift to 61 by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Spain
Togsa
Jas
Norcross
Sol Smith Russell
Wasthoro
Mase
Indianapolis
Assassination rumors and city crime report in Paris
Excitement in Paris after a notable assassination attempt on General Silverstroff. A 17 year old named Bart Black, accused of horse theft, was captured. Reports note a note from the killer claiming a wider purge of officials and ongoing efforts to seize horses, with details of the suspect and related incidents across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Black
BH. Moore
John Plumb
Jackson Place
Prapsrad
Shadows of a Panic in Global Markets
Foreign and domestic markets trembled as London and New York trading showed volatility on November 19. Reports highlighted sagging wheat prices in Chicago and anxiety over Anglo American bank troubles, with Bank of England lending easing fears while capital movements stoked suspense in Paris and Vienna.
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New York
London
Osharchee
Inevitabla
Chicaco
Bank of Hagland
Frm
Bank of England
Mayland
Pauline Hall Rebels Against Mayer and Stern Managers
A dispatch from Cincinnati reports Pauline Hall at the Grand with manager Vaughan amid a feud with Mayer and Stern. Hall claims she discharged them and now controls her career, while Greensfelder’s removal and the Huntington link fuel potential litigation and questions about financial backing. A side note asserts Leo Bailey may legally hold city attorney and deputy attorney general roles simultaneously.
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Cincinnati
New York Sun
Pauline Hall
Grand
Messrs
Lammy
My2aeger
Mires Bali
Stern
Agnes Heatington
Mayer & Stier
Misa Bali
Friensly
Mayer
Miss Hall
Erminie
Agnes Huntington
J. 5
Greensfelder
Mayer & Stern
Miss Hell
New York
Mayor & Stern
Bsen
Huntington
Vaughan
Inswyers
Leo Bailey
Cityttorney
Gillette
Bailey
Fresh Foreign Facts and Conflicts Across Europe
A roundup of overseas topics notes ill health of Archauxa Johe's mother, Irish envoys backing Parnell, immediate rail work in western Traland, and gold drain from Trance with government intervention planned. A Barlin mother kills five children, French tariff shifts favor raw materials yet trims coal duty, and Trevilis and Picassi duel leaving Treville wounded. Parliament debates Parnell’s removal, Hungarian agriculture plans American vine crops, a Vienna motion targets Parnell’s roll, a Salvation Army leader in Finland is assaulted, a church battle in Bistritz Transylvania follows a Romanian pastor appointment dispute with six dead and 16 wounded. The British War Secretary probes stolen exam papers for commissions. Finally, Bon Bon confections advertise fresh candies at No 63 N Penn St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archauxa Johe
Parnell
Traland
Barlin
M. Trevilis
M. Picassi
Nergeman
MM. Treville
National League
Bistritz
Transylvania
New Health Board turmoil delays old board actions
The muddled affairs of the new health board threaten delays to the old board’s January 1 actions. Dr Brennan resigns prompting likely resignations of Drs Cunningham and Browning, with party factions ready to press for removals in upcoming meetings. The dispute risks a caucus and possible joint session to decide further nominations.
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Board of Health
Brennan
Cautus
Ora
Cunningham
Browning
Board of Aldermen
Sam- Gil
Hesiti
Ofiests
Suprems Court
Amushments and Theatre Buzz Across America
A mixed review notes Pauline Hall and Amorita in performance with praise for her conscientiousness and the leading cast. It mentions Rachel Booth, Weldon, and costume design while flagging limited success of a few singers and a harsh winter for managers. The Dramatic Mirror tracks multiple failures and relocations including Bubbling Over in Philadelphia and Hendrik Hudson, with various companies dissolving or moving venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Drew
Batif
Pauline Hall
Spain
Rachel Booth
Miss Weldon
Dess
Viva
Katie Rooney
Philadelphia
Mal Goon
Kilrain
Mississippi
Providence R. I
BO More
Agnes Herndea
Columbus
Hendrik Hudson
Louis Harrison
Pearl of Pekin
Vall
Tillotson
Helen Dauvray
Leslia Carter
New York
Boteea
Ghost Dance Disturbances Prompt Troop Deployment at Pine Ridge
Reports from Curcaco dated November 19 describe Ute leader Hamed Johnson as the self styled Messiah driving a ghost dance frenzy among tribes. Troops are dispatched from Fort Nebraska and nearby forts to the Pine Ridge area as priests and prophets perform ritual dances and visions amid hunger cold and school disruptions.
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Curcaco
Spi
Fort Nebraska
Rossbud
Coldiere
Fort Rebineon
Fort. Russeligo
Pine Ridge Apercy
Biles
Hamed Johnson
Chisfa
Massiah
Virgina
Christ
Utah
Eass
Pisaty
Hayti
Dog Bone Graft in Boy Leg Sparks Medical Trial
New York reports a controversial operation at Blackwell's Island charity hospital where a dog's leg bone was grafted into a boy's leg. Dr A M Phalps led the procedure before scientists and students, hoping the transplant will heal if undisturbed. Yip the dog and Johnnie Gethine, 9, were central to the experiment as talk of regeneration and ethics swirled around the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charity Hospital
Blackwell
Johnnie Gethine
Yip
Hinself
A. M. Phalps
Univarsity Medical College
Beforas
Gaety
Typhoid Epidemic Reported Near North Titerry
Pyphata Epidemic in LAtorre Indiana on November 1 notes an outbreak of typhoid fever near North Titerry with multiple deaths reported at Gate. The brief dispatch indicates worsened health conditions and calls for precautionary measures amid mounting fatalities.
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Latorre
Ind
North
Titerry
Gate
Fire wreck victims and late railroad deaths in Indiana
Reports from Indiana describe deaths after Leving's switch wreck with Ceppine and DeKay among the injured. A wagon-fire incident near New Paris killed Jost and wrecked his barn with six horses lost. A schoolgirl was rescued from an approaching train at Bronon. Dr Munhall's revival in Shelbyville claims over 200 conversions and a business meeting closes several properties. Cass County Sunday school begins five day session at Big Indian Christian church Logansport with Carpenter preaching.
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Connersyill
Peking
Ceppine
DeKay
Leving
al. Hoover
Jolistville
Alex
Lane
Solomon Radsbough
New Paris
Tas
Bronon
Falent Vlemants
Dr. Munhall
Shelbyville
Cass County Sunder School Normal Instiate
Big Indian Christian Church
Logansport
Political quips and faction talk from a bygone era
A fragmentary political column humorizes figures like Bynum, McDonald, Byham, and Teage Gray amid party dynamics. It notes intra-group rivalries, ambitions for vice presidency, and shifting alliances as a Columbus convention backdrop appears in a wary, tongue-in-cheek tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMonaid
Bynum
Thurman
Mr. Byham
Joe McDonald
Columbus
Joseph
Teage Gray
Jtllindestra
Tre Flower Mission Opens Fair With Notable Prospects
The viewers mission fair opened at Tom Lincoln Hall Tuesday night as a grand republic style event. Ladies excelled in decorating booths including the Grecian booth and crystal palace while the doll kingdom and library sparkled. Attendance was strong and sales surpassed prior years with Zumpfe's orchestra performing and slated to return Wednesday night. Ladies from various churches offered lunch from 12 to 2 on Wednesday.
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Tomlincon
Republic
Crystal Palace
Zumpfe
Jonch
Wholesa sh Robbery Case Spurs Broad Arrests
The Granite State Provident Association case unfolds with charges against officials in Julysa city. Police report 1000 distressed callers, mainly poor women, recounting losses after six months of assessments promised homes and property. Preliminary hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Shair
Jail sentences and assorted court actions reported
In police court, multiple defendants were sentenced to terms ranging from four to seventeen months. O'Brian and Dillon received five six month terms. P. O'Bhea and Sullivan seventeen months. Walsh Bolton and Muckler four months each. Chas Coleman fined for assault and battery and weapons charges. Wm Reed with prostitutes. Frank Grant stole brass liner valued at $2 and faced grand jury. Henry Bell questioned over pocket-picking. Katie Ellick and others bound over or examined for thefts. Also includes sports notes on boxing, glove contests legality, Melbourne Cup stakes, and notable boxing matches and meetings. Thanksgiving football championships noted along with league and club discussions. ends with a brief on John T Brush and Cincinnati achievements.
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A. J. Wiley
Fowler
Purdue University
Hammond
Harper
Barbara A. Cramer
Charles
Joe Lattimore
Miami County
Indianapolis
Isa Gov. Hovey
Walker
William
Susan Ogle
Johnnie Caummach
St. M. Hy
Cox
Hugo Houser
Jas, Crail
Laland T. Power
Knox
Gideon
Varderburg
Fred Kern
Bryantsville
Air Supply Company
Lafayette
Marion County
Irwin J. Steninger
Robert’s Park Church
Bire
Chas
Betker
Wize
Backer
Naw
York-st
August Backer
Cincinnati
Shelen
County Con Missioners
Unam & Buccereer
Smith Williams
Farrall
Wm. Yeager
Kate Duran
N. Dela Ware Sr
Cagiog
Bruce
Bey Bell
Globa Ironworks
Chicago
Ohio
Alabama‘sts
SUN Building
Wm. Hazzard
Coffin Works
Miss Dean
S. New Jersey St
Schuck
Warren
Lawrence
Board of County Commissioners
Indianapolia
Lanesville
Pendleton Pike
Lawrence Township
McCullough
Ssrlan
Stanton
Scott
di Gwiem
Dillon
Brian
P. O’bhea
Sullivan
Walsh
Bolton
Muckler
Giepesae
Chas, Coleman
Warricate
Fdr
Lewis
Wm. Reed
Frank Grant
Grand Jury
Henry Bell
Katie Dugan
Katie Ellick
Annie Betterman
Buckles
Thea Iarcany
Joseph Pratt
Jratures
LIZR
Dem Drang
Kansas City
St. Louis
California
Australia
Victoris Club
Jon Ward
The
Brotherhood
Geo. la Blanche
Gav. Keseley
Montana
Spalding
AL Johnsons Wood
Cleveland
Stern
John T. Brush
Chicago Post
John T
Indianapolis Big Gun
Court Fight Looms Over Gravel Road Toll Scheme
County attorney Spencer weighs action as conflict erupts over ownership and control of the gravel road toll. The street railway company allegedly exploited stock maneuvers to gain access to the Sugar Fiat road and the Broad Ripple link, prompting protests and calls for legal remedy.
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Spencer
Strait Car Company
Etrast Car Company
Bruces
Streat Cer
Wach
Comppany
Ehares
Ilegally
Thara
Leon Bailey
Heinrich
Dice
My Thompson
Attorney Allen
Fiat
Thompson
Bailey
Onxista
Eward’s
Ballance
Citizens’ Company
Ite
Spencsr
Murdered and robbed man identified in Ohio case
Cincinnati November 1. The man found murdered Monday morning at Fos tor ia has been identified as William L. Co ine of Decatur Indiana. Robbery is thought the motive, with several burglars and a gold watch missing. he had not left home with it.
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Fostoria
William L.coiiee
Decatur
Ind
Semi-Pepic disaster in London and mixed moral suits
A chaotic London dispatch notes a semi panic and a rush to sell as news items mention Susia Howell, Henry A. Sun, and a $5,000 damages suit. The column threads through arrests, refugees, and sensational rumors from New Orleans to Chicago, with references to prize fighting, temple events, and a Hood’s Sarsaparilla medical plug amid a flood of varied notices.
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Susia Howell
Henry A. Sun
Howson
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