Brotherhood War Over Indianapolis Signings Rumors Grow
Disorganized chatter claims Joannie and Buck absent as Indianapolis contracts loom. Ward’s late arrival, Grand hotel stays, and rumors of Dewny Rosie and Boyls signing point to a breakaway effort. Officials remain tight lipped while Teague may reveal plans to rally the open season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Nwing
John Ward
Indianapolis
Ward
Dewny
Rosie
Boyls
Bors
Grand Hotel
Brotherhood
Brush Ia
Broenig
Ray
Glascosk
Destiny
Yousis
Bovie
Sigan Contreet
Caria
Dianarane
Lid Lacy
Glasscock
Chicago
Jack
Cleveland
Walls Disbarment Readmission Denied by Indiana High Court
A long report covers the Indianapolis bar association petition to readmit William B Walls after Boone county disbarment over a decade past. Judge Davidson found repeated bribes and unprofessional conduct. the Indiana Supreme Court unanimously upheld the denial. Walls later relocated to city life and formed a law partnership with W F A Barnhamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Seul
Indianapolis Bar Association
William B. Walls
Walls
Booze County
Wells
Lebanon
Judgal F. Davidson
Crawfordsville
Walle
Gsecord
Davidson
Walla
Boone County
Gail
Galvin
Crouch
Carteia
S. J. Gillam
Baen
Boone Circuit
Diva C. Baas
Squire J. R. Cright
Solomon Witt
Foa Peace
Davidear
Biddle
All Hands Lost As Vessel Goes Ashore Near Cattybunk
In Bedford Mars on November 21 reports say the boat Willie wrecked on the south shore at Cattybunk at 6 o clock Thursday morning. All hands perished in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattyienair
New Bedford
Mars
Sph
Willie
Cattybunk
Amusements at the Grand Theater Amid Mixed Reviews
Miss Marlowe concluded her engagement as Viola in Twelfth Night with grace and delicate shading. Ada Freeman stood in for Castileton, who was ill, delivering a satisfactory if strained performance. other cast members, including Sir Toby and a drunken Sir Audraw, drew laughs. The program featured opera, sacred music, and American airs, with plans for later performances and a varied lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marlowe
Leslie Allen
Toby Reich
Thea Raz Te Telly
Tan Robertson
Haslishman
Audraw Aguashosk
Brotherhood contracts loom over baseball prospects
The piece reports on ongoing Brotherhood contract talks with players including Buck Ewing and others, noting Cincinnati and Cleveland clubs, possible defections, and the mood around Indianapolis. It mentions Glasscock as a key recruiter and hints at league tensions and the fate of several star names amid mounting uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Euehne
Tha Ballimore Toyittst
Saya
S. Larkie
Stanford
Gainer
Clevelands
Kentucky
Bob
Buck Ewing
Chicago
Buck
Indianapolis
Senor
J. Montgomery Ward
Hoosier
Ewing
SUN
Glasscock
Wwinog
Danny
Rosie
Soyle
Halesque
Buakiss
Ladianapalis
Csicher
End Meiean
Cleveland
Bulli Star
Washington speakership fight grows hotter in capital
McKinley exudes confidence while Reed shows irritation as tensions rise. Virginia color line leaders plan a Petersburg convention on December 17 to discuss the status of their race. Oswego and Eas identify women suspected as the Banders and hold them for Dr. York murder. Polson’s Toronto iron works collapses with assets around 350000 and contracts on hand near a million. Maggie Fox retracts spiritualism confession, blaming design by others.
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Washington
McKinley
Reed
Petersburg
Oswego
Eas
York
Polson
Toronto
Maggie Ox
War to the Knife Faces Undertakers Strike
Informal meeting at Occidental depot discusses funerals and other work as drivers and riders refuse and threaten action. Leaders named Morriss, Burr, Magen, Harvie, Aviky, and others vow not to cross picket lines until terms are settled.
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Tia Occidental
Vir Eregelo
Sunas
Comtznet
Morriss
Byary Burr Neer
Peter Magen
Lewis Harvie
Jan
Aukiesol
Slia
Tvat
Nogertaxers
John Hanth
Fragmented Political Text With Unclear Names and Actions
A garbled excerpt mentions Staines's enfa and Hep, with scattered phrases about abolition and bars, houses, and votes. Names and places are unreadable, but references to a reform vote, actions to abolish something, and surrounding disruption hint at a contested political topic without clear outcomes or participants.
Record of a remarkable night fastest time to St Louis
A special train achieved a rapid run from Cincinnati to St Louis, with the Morrison train completing the journey in six hours. Istwaan in Indianapolis and St Louis set a record pace as observers noted the Mephiston 8359 and Stanley Faust were mentioned in this historic trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Big Four
Son
Stanley
Faust
Cincingati
Man jailed after alleged attempted murder case in city
Edward Mapies, accused of knocking his wife down and nearly harming her, was arrested at Contersyilla by Detective Spian and held to answer a grand jury indictment for attempted murder. He has hired Arthur H. Dickey as attorney. A defense witness in the Cronin case, Louis Bridan binder, claims Cronin’s horse differed from Dinan’s. Weather in Indiana predicts rain and cooler temperatures. Washington reports Tamass Gray McDowell confirmed as federal tax collector for Kentucky. Michigan reports Jennie Swett and family member arrested for forgery. Fire in New York Western Union office caused minor damage.
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Edward Mapies
Eco
Contersyilla
Spian
Arthur H. Dickey
Cubana
Cronin
Louis Bridanbinder
Egw Cronin
Dinan
Coughlin
Alexander C. Lanier
Charles HW. Wein
Ulingiest
Mr. Lanier
J. FE
D. Lanier
Garsat Banking
Winslow, Lanier & Co
New York
Sering
Stella Goodman
Lanier
Wales and Pan American Congress in Washington Sitdowns
Reports from Washington describe tensions as the British delegation failed to sway the maritime congress. Commissioner Ranm forms an appointment division in the foreign office, with his son set to lead. The Pan American congress faced a listless session, with Argentine delegate Guintaga drawing the ire of Natan amid wearisome exchanges.
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Harrison
Maritime Congress
Washington
Ranm
Pan-American Congress
Natan
Guintaga
Argertine
Man Charged With Assault in Court After Quarrel
Barry R. Smith faced Judge Ervin Thuradey on an assault with intent to kill charge in Justice Judkins' court. He confessed to a string of marital quarrels, describing a recent clash with his wife over a peace bond, and the judge then imposed a punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry R. Smith
Judkins
Ervin Thuradey
Ples
Triia
Unclear text fragment on New York rail order
A fragmented OCR passage references New York Central and a court or order context. The readable portion mentions New York and Chetra sterre with references to a board or meeting, but details are illegible and names or dates cannot be confirmed.
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New York
Iba
New York Central
Reiwa
Ambitious youth offered dangerous theater understudy role
A young aspiring actor, once mocked for his slender build, is told by manager Burt Dasher he has an understudy chance for the star in a dangerous theatrical piece. The role involves taking punches and guarding costly jewelry displays as a test of nerve and potential income.
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Geo
Dickson
Young
Gaunt
Rye
Ccopa
America
Eden
Insane asylum case reveals strange delusions and murder plea
A report details Annie Bourg’s mental breakdown after her husband’s alleged coercion. The narrative tracks his feverish decline, a return to sanity partial, and a court debate on execution for a morphine killer, with authorities pledging caution and mitigation. The piece blends sensational phrasing with legal tension and odd quotations about fate.
Disturbances Rumored in Rio de Janeiro Amidst Brazil Crisis
Fragmented dispatches report rumors of unrest in Rio de Janeiro with no reliable sourcing, alongside mentions of universal suffrage and legal proceedings involving Zeus Street Railway. scattered details describe a tense environment as court actions unfold and safety concerns persist.
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Loxpon
Rio de Janeiro
Lossox
Ria de Daneiro
Brazil
Uncertain Court Actions Highlight Local Proceedings
A series of local legal and civic notes cover Mrs. Henrietta Herer suing an accident association over a $25,000 policy, two men Ambreea Poe and William Surbay facing grand jury action after a shooting incident, George Pierce jailed for carrying a concealed weapon, and divorce proceedings for Mrs. Mary C. Snyder from George R. Snyder with property division. Additional items report rehearsals, a charity fair, a planned bridge over Mud Creek, and warrants dismissed for W S Kane in Hancock County tied to a money-collection case.
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Aintrre
PF Mouth Church
Ahr
Hodell Burpe
Tifa
Char
Wilcox & Gibbs
Renlevin
George C. Reyer
Odd Fellow
Fraternal Accident Association
Hubbard
Ambreea Poe
William Surbay
Dick Turpin
David Byeler
Maywood
Duripg
Douglass
Haughville
Tomlinson Hall
Hell
Margerat Edger
New York
Conductrees
Fooths
Hamilton
Marion County
Castleton
Mud Creek
Hamilton County
W. S. Kane
Thornton
Denny Shirsilay
Kane
Charles &. Scott
Gorge
Hancock County
Kans A
P. Hamilton
Scott Kane
Why Do You Wain cab to theater or party return midnight
Transport note lists Hanscom cab to theater or party with return before midnight and Del Tel quote for $34, mentioning Wrask Bird's Trans fer, Hot.
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Hanscom
Wrask Bird
del Tel
Disbarment Petition Shocks Indianapolis Bar Scene
The Indianapolis bar association moved to disbar William B. Waite in Judge Howland's court after a committee presented formal charges. Allegations include mis filing in a guardianship and improper estate receipts, with claimed financial gain from the errors and other suspicious dealings spanning estate administration. The case arouses debates on professional dishonor amid thorough association investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Bar Association
W. EP. A. Bernhamer
Boashstahler
Walls
Peter Ivory
J. A. Chapman
Bert
Atisi
Tirana
Saprenms
Drummer Fights Over Prices In Ferguson Hardware Row
In Ferguson Kentucky on November 21 D E Jensen of St Louis and BH Trisler of Cincinnati fought with pistols over priced goods in a Ferguson hardware store. Trisler was killed and Jensen badly wounded after eight shots were fired in the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frreenosta
D. E. Jensep
St. Louis
Trisler
Cincinnati
Feriha
Ferguson
Jensen
Sone Haile
West Indianapolis Life Notes and Local Snippets
West Indianapolis life items report several scarlet fever cases and a birthday surprise for landlady Mrs. Smith. Also noted is a dramatic riverside incident and a curious local inquiry into a riverfront knife threat. The West Side Reporter highlights Latgains and the Arcade's sale of overcoats and suits at ball value.
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Martin
Mre. Smith
Riverave
River Are
Washington St
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Western Union
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West Wash
Tony
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Zeus’ Street Railway Company
Sudze & Court
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Mitler
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Ingaees
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