Olsen Plans Move to Reconsider City Lighting Report
Council member Olsen aims to force reconsideration of the majority report on city lighting, arguing the plan favors suburban gains and favors Brush and electric firms over gas and electricity rivals. He pledges to table the report and seek a committee to ensure equal benefits for all wards. The wage-arbitration talks at Lake Erie road continue with General Manager Bradbury.
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Olsen
Col. Hicklin
Brush Company
Mr. Atcklin
Gemble Orton
Jenny and Thompson Houston
Ra Conusier
Leake Erie
Lake Erie Road
Genera
Bradbury
Jim
Old Department
Young man elopes with Parker after leaving wife and child
Grant City Mo November 25. Thompson Wilson, a 25 year old, has been arrested after eloping Monday night with a girl named Parker. He previously deserted his wife and child two years ago.
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Grant Crry
J— Thomp
Wilson
Parker
Clarkson dying in Asheville amid lung troubles
In Asheville North Carolina on November 22 a report says Gen Clarkson once resistant to Wanamaker is dying with lung trouble. Also Knights of Pythias plan a grand temple on Delaware Street near The Sun office costing about 40000 dollars with project still in early planning. Elsewhere in Racine a woman was tossed by a bull injuring her, children aided, and a week ending Saturday saw 101 real estate conveyances totaling 125774 dollars. Claude Matthew, secretary of state elect, observed at the state house on Saturday.
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Ashville
N. C
Gen
Clarkson
Wanamaker
Mammoth Temple
Knights of Pythias
Eretta Mammoth
Delaware St
Sun Office
Miller Hve
The
Sun
Thatalx
Alfred Russell
Detroit
Rinsell
Proctor
Chauncey ¥. Danaw
Webish
Gresham
Dhendea
Thay Wers
Supreme Bench
Harrison
Greehem
Dilller
Edmands
Miler
Hasvill Wn Geadedly
Six Detroit aldermen indicted for bribery era headline
Four years back a weeklong upheaval saw Cuba's early revolution, nine chambermaids at a national surgical facility stranded, and Brazil miners reaffirming wage demands. Cronin case and baseball Brotherhood drew focus as rain fell over Indiana on riders and pedestrians alike.
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Detroit
Cuba
Chambermaida
National Surgical Matilate
Brazil
Cronin Casa
Baseball Brotherhood
Indiana
Milback victim found dead amid scattered wire reports
Wire notes John Ludberg's death in Millback Minnesota on a Friday, a hotel proprietor casualty. Missouri sees over 100 cattle and horses die from an unknown disease recently. Three Cheshire Connecticut men injured after being knocked from a trestle by a train Friday. Dr J W Conway of Jackson Mississippi charged with forgery in a pension case Friday. George Stone of Mississippi sentenced to two years and named commissioner of draft laws under Mississippi's new state law. Babes in the Woods costumes seized by federal authorities for failing to pay duty on arrival from London.
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John Ludberg
Millback
Minn
Missouri
Cheshire
Conn
J. W. Conway
Jackson
Miss
Geo. Stone
Mississippi
Mississipa
Indiana Ghost Dance Tension Amid War Talk
A sparse Indiana dispatch notes rising concern among Native Americans over interference with ghost dances, with no fatalities reported. Other items cover local incidents, a gas company stock increase claim, mail box humor, a drunk alfresco incident, and court notes on a whisky case and a penitentiary- tied assault memory.
Buried Under Bricks in Jeeb Lez City Collapse
Jersey CityNovember 22 A Wells Fargo building on Coleave collapsed with little warning burying many workers. Rescue crews freed 38 men to hospitals. six fatalities reported. Debris cleared by volunteers as iron girders failed under heavy load. Geo Burke recovered from ruins Saturday afternoon.
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Jersey City
Wells, Fargo & Co
Coleave
Boon
Brisks
Geo. Burke
Commission toured sites for United States gun foundry
A commission visited Birmingham and Indianapolis to assess central gun foundry sites, noting Birmingham’s advantages in iron and railroads. The southern location may be a factor, but Birmingham’s strengths could sway the decision.
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Stg
Clarke Pelle
United States
Esid
W. B. Clarke
Birmingham
Als
Isst Waek
Tmes
Indianapolis
South
Weathers For Indiana Fair Till Monday In Cooler
Local forecast notes fair weather for Indiana till Monday with cooler temperatures. In Indianapolis area, nearly stationary temperatures are reported for the period ending Nov 22, 1890.
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Indiana
Indianapolia
Yale Princeton grid craze spreads with record sales
The article notes at least 80 000 tickets sold for the Yale Princeton football game. It describes the Players League turmoil and salaries debates, plus indoor baseball debut in Virginia with four city clubs forming a league and a 26 to 20 score for the Favorites in a Friday night game.
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Young
Sreb Sec
Players’ League
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Virginia
Ens
Aes
TWO WOMEN ABROAD Belie Wore Pants and Got Realiy Drunk
In Cincinnati a drunk woman named Belle Pellegant was found in a doorway and jailed. She claimed to have traveled from Indianapolis three weeks earlier wearing men’s clothes seeking work.
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Belie
Cinccinnati
Fife
Revira
Cincinnati
Sinking
W. Bourth Sr
Belle PeLaggant
Indianapolis
Jade
City Tax Dispute Over Property Rates Before Court
In Indianapolis a suit by Ernest OH Essler v city tests the right to impose a city tax rate on property owners within limits. The case cites a state provision denying township taxation on parcels over five acres. City Attorney Taylor blasts the law as outrageous and calls for repeal as the poor man bears higher taxes on a home while larger landowners enjoy lower rates. Court listeners note multiple similar suits may follow.
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Rick
Aghanst
Pears
Jacca Harper
Ernest OH. Essler
Indianapolis
Legislataura
Dbs
Anita
Taylor
Bank Robbery Reported in Brooklyn Whistler Theft
In Brooklyn on November 23 a pair of thieves in a buggy entered the Twenty sixth ward national bank at noon and received a deposit from a man outside the door before making off with 5900 dollars. Police note no arrests yet.
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Brooklyn
Nev
Claver
Eixth Ward Peational Bank
Indoor ball craze and holiday scenes in the city
A chaotic look at winter amusements includes indoor baseball with two umpires and a looming craze for inline skating at the Virginia Ave rink. Christmas photo orders surge with studios turning out thousands of prints daily while local commerce names Oyster trade tricks and various street figures tied to galleries, spice houses, and rental agencies.
Raum inauspicious retreat hints at Raum resignation
Washington November 24. It is certain Raum will resign his post, likely at the president's request to avoid impropriety after the recent election. Raum sought vindication in Indiana, but Cooper’s reelection dimmed that plan. Possible successors include Beavan, Gibson, and Warner, with Beaver favored. Speculation links to Miller replacement and Justice preference.
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Persion
Raum
Harrison
Rau
Cooper
Indiana
Bssa
Baum
Beavar
Pennsylvania
Gibson
Ohio
Warner
Missouri
Grand Opera House Presents Beau Brommell At Manefield
Amusements notice recounts Richard Mansfield in the role of Beau Brommell with careful makeup and period attire. It highlights Brommell's elegant dress and haughty grace as central to his portrayal, and notes historical anecdotes about his London society crash and later decline. Also mentions Lew Dockstader organizing a theatre troupe and Armstrong arousing interest with dog act at a corset house.
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Richard Mansfield
Chimech
Greee
Bean Brome
Grand Opera House
Fir Manefield Porignza
Deielt
Brommell
Menafisid
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Aetter
Ward McAllister
Alvernsy
England
George Bryan Brammel
Beau
Borp
Dack
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Besa Brammell
Samuel Ratoire
Davonshire
Bith
Thia
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Gray & Stepoans
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Talla
Armatrong
Corsatts
Billy Emmett
Armstrong
the Sotor
Bates Barber Shop Extended Evening Hours
Wm. L. Elder 8.3 FEno 7's Ladies' Department announces the Bates barber shop will be open every evening until 6 o'clock.
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Feno
Bates Barber Shop
Tracking Thieves Nab Chicago Connection In Stolen Goods Case
Detectives have a gang tied to thefts between here and Chicago. John Bell arrested in Chicago for knowing the location of a trunk from the Leon home theft. Carrie Hall held on charges of receiving stolen property. Two trunks seized with goods and gold bracelets marked Mary Hoover. Bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Iset
Chicago
Spian
John Bell
Denleon House
Ball
Carrie Mall
Miemi
Quigiey
Gerber
Gielen
Mary A Hoover
Carrie
Swill Ba
Thomas Kinney
New Jersey
Hasisas
Washington
Kinney
Theawa
Sie Waa
Solan Wert
Obloesgu
Bill
Carrie Hall
Herith
Shawaa
Trial court scene includes a stranger’s portrait presentation
During a trial for Grand Jan ceny in criminal court, a youth enters via a back door with a pictur e placed on the prosecutor's table near Judge Cox. The defendant’s attorney initially objects but later withdraws. The image is a portrait of Lee Holtzman. The Flower mission fair drew large crowds with songs and a Shamrock quartet. A newborn infant in Indiana died aged three weeks.
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Fohnmie
John Holtzman
Jorrey Orten
Lee Holtzman
Larigue Miller Aeng
Bingham
Shamrock
Sada
Meng
Fragmented Postwar World News Gathers Across Europe
Unsteady reports describe influenza in western Hungary and a Brussels strike by 500 newspaper compositors. A blast at Baifort Bronte Perday killed four. 2,500 miners in Lorr Lendordersy strike for higher wages. Berlin false leads include Prof Koch turning to er and Count Kleist jailed for assault. Robi Buchanan sues for £160 damages. British crew of Serpent mourns in Plymout, while Irish demonstrations are talked as Westminster debates.
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Brussels
Rmolli
Baifort
Bronte
Lorr Lendordersy
Darkem
Prof
Koch
Berlin
Elishcapital
Count Kleist
Onu
Langtry
London
Robi. Buchanan
Gete
Serpent
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Manchester i
Archbishop of Canterbury
Edward
Blancp
Lincoln
Iffy Salamen
Firamen
Cortzat Company
Glanmira
Vienna
Teday
Casmera
National Liberal Federation
Seida
William
Thia
Doctor's Resignation Sparks Board and Press Clash
Dr Brennan resigns from the health board amid friction with Dr Browning and critics in the press. A board member defends his conduct, accuses a rival of manipulation, and predicts aldermen may demand resignations next Monday night. The article notes Morrison as census choice for the vacated seat and mentions water contracts and reconsideration motions.
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Cunningham
Presa
Brennan
New Health Board
Sisvenorter
Mor Tiem
Brannan
Browning
Mysalf
Panera
Rweaiby
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Journal and News
Alkalec
Aldermen
Ming
Endl
Board of
Halth
Ton Sun
Dr. & Morrison
Health Board
New
Council
Messure
Huntington raid aims to free prisoners ends in shooting
Nashville dispatch reports a jail assault at Windsor County jail where Huntington supporters tried to free inmates. Inside, Kid Coulter and Sam Sellers were wounded. Coulter is expected to die. Authorities investigate the jail break attempt and conditions around the prison.
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Bhesults
Nashville
Tenn
Spi
Huntington
Thureday
Witdis
Jai Ahes
Kid Coulter
Sam Sellers
Notable Local Characters and Spenders in a Curious Bustle
Mazeis runs 72 factories while Wim B Douglass, veteran passenger conductor on the Pt Waynes road, dies Friday. Crawfordsville ladies urged to aid Mr Pettit with fresh fowls. Cory laments loaded pistol incident. Friday at Goshen. Paris May. Pleasant Run township report theft of Peria dolls under $2,500 claim and travel with George Garry. Lizzie Fickle of Seymour sues Lewis Swaney for breach of promise seeking $2,500. Judd Plainfield loses horses for trade. a jockey named Friday rides off a stallion to test speed. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as a marvel of medicinal merit sold by all druggists.
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Wim. B. Douglass
Pt. Waynes Road
Priday
Crawfordsville
Pettit
Cory
Joe Saacock
Goshen
Ire
Paris
Pleasant Run Township
George Garry
Lizzie Fickle
Seymour
Lewis Swaney
Judd Plainfield
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