Alliance Fizzles as People’s Party Struggles for Quorum
The National Executive Committee of the People’s Party fails to secure a quorum amid talks of amalgamating the alliance with the F M B A and I M B A. Ignatius Donnelly arrives to gauge support while delegates debate convention dates and representation.
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Alliance
Myr. Taubeneck
Bates House
People’s Party
People’ Party
Peoples Party
Taubeneck
Lamb
W. R. Lamb
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Independent
People’s Party Executive Committee
KELLY
Kelly Axe Company
Ignatius Donnelly
Denison House
Lira
PVH
Minnesota
Donnelly
Philadelphia
Federated Committee
John Smith
Farmers’ Alliance
Local man Samuel Atwood ends life amid family strain
Shelbyville reports Samuel Atwood a 47 year old farmer committed suicide by hanging to a bed post Wednesday evening. He had spinal disease for a year and a troubled marriage of his daughter in Indianapolis. A daughter found his body. He left no note. In a separate notice Agnes Jefferson, colored, faced a cruelty charge for kicking a 1 year old boy. A witness described the alleged act with vivid detail. City Life.
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Samuel Atwood
Shelbyville
Bengal
Indianapolis
Atwood
Rs. Jefferson
The
Humane Society
Agnes Jefferson
Justice Smock
Howard St
Aquire
Chicago
A. J. Schroder
Mary Murphy
Schroder
The Gobbler and Other Local Notes
A rustic poem about a somber gobbler faces a harsh Thanksgiving fate, followed by a regional news roundup detailing a diphtheria shipment ban, lodge loan practices, Washington civil service exams, listed marriages and births, and city sewerage planning with the engineer’s cautious timetable.
Porter Returns From Rome Aide Denison House Visit
Ex governor Albert G Porter minister to Italy signs the Denison house register in Indianapolis. He reports no war with America and says he plans 40 to 60 days in the U S to attend to his affairs. He notes Rome’s pleasant climate and that Americans there are treated well while downplaying sensational European reports.
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Italy
America
Fape
Rome
Albert G. Porter
Indiana
United States
Denison House Register
London
Washington
Sun
Indianapolis
Eiropean Affaire
Imuel
Colun
Warecare
Aureale
Minister Porter
Kiome
Iid
Porter
Belu Indiana
Neighbors' Fence Fight and Brazil News
A dispute between Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Wilson ends when Judge Taylor dismisses the suit over a high fence dividing two Broadway yards. The Brazilian legation reports no late news from Brazil while Maryland appoints Charles H. Gibson to fill the late Senator Wilson's seat.
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Mary Wade
Mary Wilson
Broadway
Wadedog
Wilson
Wade
Mrs. Wilson
Maryland
Washington
Goev
Jackson
Charles H. Gibson
Senator Wilson
Crisp on the Hustle and Michigan Election Law
Judge Crisp returns from New York as Mills heads there, while McMillen and other candidates dispute the speakership. Palmer of Michigan says Harrison will be renominated by Republicans and Cleveland by Democrats, with the Michigan law on electors likely intact unless courts strike it down. He cites constitutional methods and the 1892 political landscape in flux.
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Palmer
Harrison
Cleveland
Michigan
Washington
Crisp
New York
Congressmap Mills
Friends of
McMillen, Springer
Enance
Escent Crisp
Eastes
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iis
Chava
Boston
Potter-Lovell Company
Judge Luskirk Puts the Scraws to a Bienip Great Shape
Malladay, arrested days ago, faced trial by Judge Buskirk. He allegedly confined his wife in his sister’s house, a site described as a house of ill repute, and after an injury to her face was arrested. The judge sentenced him to $500 and 189 days in the workhouse. Capt. Quigly defended neighborly blunt judgment.
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Dcho Malladay
Buskirk
Malladay
Indianapolis
Hia
Capt
Quigly
Pye
Nationlists buying arms in Baltimore stir tension
Caes ar Moneno confidential agent for the Sandwich Islands nationalist movement travels to Baltimore with letters indicating 2 percent movement to dethrone the queen and establish a republic. He is said to be securing supplies as the movement grows stronger abroad.
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Sandwich
Toys of all kinds fill the 4S Mining Camp season
The article reviews a bustling toy market at Charles Mayer di Cova with a Mexican mining village, a water course with buck ets, a fort with cannons, a modern castle, livery stables, playhouses, Edison talking dell, and a wide array of dolls and toy furniture. Ford Meyer notes record variety and ongoing brisk trade as Christmas approaches.
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Adam
Christ
ASUN
Charles Mayer di Cova
Walter Coursea
America
Arion
Sunol
Nancy Hawke
Bud Auble
George Starr
Edison
Mary
Toya
Jay Gould
Ford Meyer
Christ Ag
Linok
Natural Gas Fatal to Two in Family Home
In Troy Ohio, on November 19, James Ellis and his wife were found dead from natural gas suffocation after a fire released gas into their bedroom while they slept. Three children were found unconscious but expected to recover.
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Troy
James Ellis
Discopal church congress discusses parochial methods
The Thursday session featured written addresses on Old and New Parochial Methods by G W Shing of Newton Kansas Rev E B Bradley of Brooklyn and Rev Langdon Stewart of Worcester. Remarks followed from Rev Henry A Adams of Buffalo Rev T N Morrizon of Chicago and Rev H H Jones of Wilkesbarre. BALTIMORE S Rosenthal & Co. a major dry goods house, assigned Thursday for 580000 amid slow collections and limited advertising.
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T &Daverage
Baltimore
S. Rosenthal & Co
Victoria Passes Bill for £10 Million Construction Loan
Melbourne reports the Victoria parliament approved a bill authorizing a loan of 10,000,000 pounds to fund construction productive works. The measure aims to boost public works and economic activity within the state.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Gov Hovey and Party Return From Mexican Journey
Gov Hovey and staff with a caravan of relics arrived home after a trek from Mexico City and Vicksburg. The party endured cold, illness, and fatigue on the voyage back, with Nelson and Baldwin remaining in Mexico for additional sightseeing.
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Union Station
Col. Wilt Roberts
Sun
Gov. Hovey
Sahara
Taquilla
Vicksburg
Veiichis
Louisville
Mexico
Flo
Messrs
Nelson
Baldwin
Customs Officials to Inspect Rochegrosse Painting for Decency
Acting secretary Spaulding ordered New York collectors to thoroughly investigate the Rochegrosse work titled Fall of Babylon to determine if it is immoral and seize it if found defiant. The decision stresses private judgment and guarding against improper patronage.
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Washington
Spaulding
New York
Rochegrosse
Babylon
Amusements Notes on New York Stage and Aids
The article discusses managers critics and actors shaping the current theater scene in New York. It highlights Brooks and Dickson, the shift from melodrama to legitimate comedy, praise for De Mille and Pinero pieces, and mentions actors Kate Castleton and Henry Braham with plans for performances and a visiting Australian juvenile band arriving to audiences.
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Joseph Brooks
Wm. H. Crane
Brooks & Dickson
TH Sun
Mr. Brooks
Chinatown
New York
de Mille
Arthur Pinero
Brooke
Grattan Donnelly
David D. Lloyd
Senator
New York Tribune
Washington
Capital
Mr. Frawley
Mr. Lloyd
Lord Dundreary
Fenry Braham
New Carpet Ad Highlights Wool Carpets at Stores
Local advertisers feature 56 pieces of All Wool Extra Super Carpets from Purvis Dry Goods Co at Win, L. Elder's, and the New York Store. Yard price listed at 6 cents with new patterns offered.
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New York
Purvis Dry Goops Co
Fatal Clothes Fire In Indiana Woman
Mrs. Ed Wilkinson, about 28, suffered severe burns after turpentine and lard ignited on a stove in her Massachusetts avenue home. She ran onto the porch engulfed in flame, was wrapped in a blanket by bystanders, and rushed back inside. Her husband Flo, sick with typhoid fever, stood at her side as surgeons assessed deep burns and possible shock.
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Ed. Wilkinson
New Jersey St
Massachusetts Ave
Bedford
Rueke
Sun
Avaque
Anthony
Flo
Four cattle drovers slain in poisoned whisky incident
Four men were found dead at Join Rogan's house after he killed them, fearing a cattle levy and poisoning their whisky. Rogan crouched over the bodies as a supposed raging maniac. The case unfolds near MiiaAn Tennessee on November 19.
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MiiaAn
Tenn
Join Rogan
Rogan
Jack Barger
Tom Haley
Sam Wilson
Will Hager
The Tale of the Sad-Eyed Poorly Clad Girl
A somber vignette follows a teenaged girl in tattered clothes as she drifts from a saloon to an alley on Maryland Street. She begs for a bear and is reduced to sleeping rough among boxes and barrels as dawn returns and life goes on with sadness.
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Dala' Warest
Ie Ceclin
Jin
Court House
Maryland St
Baltimore May Get Cobb as Pitcher Next Year
San Francisco pitcher Cobb will join Baltimore next season. The all American club plans winter play in Cuba. Grand Rapids horsemen offer $100000 for a weekly racing meet in August. Butler High School football to play Saturday at the fairgrounds with free admission. Jimmy Larkin and John T. Griffin clash in New Orleans Thursday for a featherweight title.
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Cobb
San Francisco
Baltimore
Nashville
Blaze Duke
Gold Stone
Zoolein
Garfield
Park
Merry Girl
Zed
Costa Rica
Galbanum
Cuba
Guttenberg
Onaway
McKeever
Toano
Joe Kelly
Grand Rapids Horsemen’s Association
Hanlon
McLaan
Butler
Fairgrounds
Jimmy Larkin
John T. Griffin
New Orleans
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Wester
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Willard Wickard
Eloise Murry
George Williamson
Pearl Kinnick
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Thomas Owens
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Levi Keiser
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Bertha Hunt
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