Second Coming and TR Discussion At Brooklyn Church
A Brooklyn convention at an east-side Baptist church debates the Second Coming and millenarian views. Dr Taylor says the topic draws interest beyond Baptists with Presbyterians and others involved, while Baptist leaders warn against using schools for religious instruction and urge church led religious teaching. The discussion touches church state separation and public school Bible reading debates.
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Brooklyn
Aptist Church
McBride
Taylor
First Baptist Church
Bishop
Orange
N. J
A. J. Gordon
Heston
Earth
Baptist Church
East
Faglor Sau
SHERUHANS BUSINESS AND GUTIES IN MILAN TENN
A notice issued Monday on the property of J. M. and W. A. Skiles to prevent sale or seizure. Kate Weketsin of Trenton sued W. A. Skiles for 50690 damages for breach of promise and J. M. Skiles for a like amount to break up the match. The Skiles are among the state's wealthiest merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guties
Pris
Milan
Tenn
J. M
WV. A. Skiles
Shell
Mies
Kate Weketsin
Trenton
W. A. Skiles
J. M. Skiles
Skiles
Republicans Push Sensational Legislation In House
Washington Nov 24 Reporters say a wary Republican congressman will be in the capital next Monday to push sensational legislation. Leaders intend to press major measures through the House amid strong party pressure and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Parneil Will Be Fire Parnell to retire from Irish leadership
Nov 24 Lonpoy reports The Stay notes Parnell will quit as head of Irish nationalists. Also: railway labor disputes unfold with engineers and firemen signing a limited concession, while brickmen and freight conductors press for higher wages and better treatment. Local charities appeal for donations for Indianapolis orphan asylum and Friendless Homes amid financial strain.
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Sage
Bia Journal
Lonpoy
England
Parnell
Taasdey
Indianapolis
Wire Brakemen Billet
Wircox November 24. A freight wreck here Sunday night killed two brakemen and caused sixty thousand dollars in damage.
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Wircox
Ostrich's Lost Body Quest Ends In City Office Ad
A stray verse recounts an ostrich with a neck that grew long enough to lose its body. In despair the bird seeks its missing form, posting a reward notice in the Indianapolis Sun. A reader recalls a bird body found and hopes the head and body reunite, ending the tale with a hopeful reconciliation.
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The
Indianapolis Sun
Hoa
Tharmor
Amusing duel narrative ends with breakfast break
In Baltimore on Saturday two John Hopkins students dueled with 32 caliber pistols after a dispute over a sister. The exchange ceased when a valet’s remark prompted a retreat. principals and seconds kept names private. Bridgeport report notes Barnum Bying dying later that morning.
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Balitimore
John Hoptins University
Ista
Harrison Garrett
Olsen Faces Council Over Light Plan and Gas Opposition
A bete noire wrangle surrounds Councilman Olsen as he seeks a reconsideration of the light committee’s majority report. Gas interests, claiming 16 votes against any change, loom large while a joint session precedes a water contract debate. The adjourned regular meeting may decide whether the gas and electricity plan moves forward.
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Olsen
Counsil
Hanis Avery
Ana
Erasant Makean
Oleen
August Belmont Dead at 75 in New York
August Belmont died Monday morning in New York. Born in Alsace Germany in 1818 he studied in Frankfurt and worked for the Rothschilds before settling in New York in 1887 as their agent. He held ministerial and consular posts and was a noted banker and turf patron. He leaves a wife and son Perry Belmont.
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Ista
Market opens strong then shocks on Brinkman broker failure
The New Year opening shows a sharp market reaction as Edward Brendon of No 2 Wall St collapses amid nearly one million in liabilities. Trading ends quiet and firm, with a slightly weaker close than the morning highs. Various local figures face minor legal trouble and fines, including cases of theft, intoxication, and weapon carry.
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Hayes
Edward Brendon
Wall St
FregH Foreign Faces and Nations Stir London
A collage of 19th century items notes preachers in London urging Parnell to resign while Mexican silver shipments to the United States and bonds bought in London and Berlin exceed a million. Lord Salisbury’s surrender to Portugal sparks Gape Colony discontent as Diaz says Mexico will meet obligations. The death of Bolland’s King William II, closures of amusements, and arrests for loitering at Annitobksof palace are reported alongside Nihilist suspicions in Russia. London donors back Gen Booth, a prison scaffold collapses in Prussian Poland, and Berlin cremation rites proceed. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised for impure-blood ailments.
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London
Parnell
Mexico
United States
Berlin
Gape Colony
Lord Salisbury
Portugal
Diaz
Bolland
Wiliam
Annitobksof Palace
Russia
Taeyara
Padlewski
Gea
Saliverekofftein
Gonaon
tKelaroe
Roma
Earl of Derby
Hag
Gen. Booth
Wronke
Prussian Poland
Friedrichsfeld
Tied of the Roads A Fresh Prainmester on Strike
In Haute Indiana on November 24, railroad workers on the Chicago & Indiana coal railways refuse to work causing traffic disruption. Train crews transferred from the Brazil area, Bowmear ordered two brakemen per train, Bowman threatened discharge. The strike spread to Danville and nearby areas with trainmen abstaining. President Saul urged Bowmear to resign, signaling possible concession to strikers. No wheels turning as engineers also refuse to run trains.
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Veerre Haute
Ind
Chicago & Hattern
Illinois
Chicago & Indiana Coal Railways
Brazil
C & TL
Mata
Georges Www
Saul
Bowman
R&a
Ing
Crest deal in Indian newspaper boom attracts nationwide attention
The Sun reports a plan to form a newspaper network in Indiana to boost Harrison. The scheme, first exposed by the Sen, spread to New York and Western papers. Fort Wayne editors deny knowledge, while Fort Wayne Sentinel interviews a manager. Negotiations loom for Gazetta. Politicians and reporters press to uncover truth. Keep eyes on THE SUN.
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SUN
Epachate
Ingiana
Harrison
Ccheme
Sen
New York
Fort Wayne Gazette
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Tsonard
Gazetta
Tsim Sun Raportera
Smuggling Ring Strikes Across the Russian Frontier
Wanksaw Russia Nov 24 The government reports wild consternation among the best classes over smugglers moving goods across the Russian German frontier. Five or more smugglers bribed railroad enginners to transport silk ribbons and other goods to traders and wealthy families. About 300 arrests recorded. one consignment contained 100000 dollars worth of silk ribbons.
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Wanksaw
Ruegia
Fiva Foara
Gang of thieves linked to Indiana and Illinois arrests
Bellane Carrie Ball, a mercs boy named Ball, was jailed Friday to await the grand jury. Dehn W Ball arrived from Chicago under Chief Spiga’s escort. Detectives Dow Captain and others say the group plans broader thefts in Indiana and Illinois and has an eye on a member who fled Sunday. Ball waived examination Monday and was bound over to the grand jury for $1,000.
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Thameyer
Mary Adsme
Robart Leremore
Jno
Wilson
Jao Clark
Carrie
Dehn W
Ball
Sundey
Chicago
Spiga
Dow
Bellane Carrie Ball
Indiana
Ilinoia
Bell
Grand Jury
Haysa's the Wrong Man Justice Fight Over Writ of Habeas Corpus
Frank and Rewlon appealed to Judge Walker for a writ of habeas corpus after being jailed Saturday on a Missouri description. They claim innocence and that their detention is a mistake while alleging forced entry into property. An officer arrived from Kansas City with a requisition for Rowiso City attorney Paytor will resist the apprehension. The prisoner is alleged to be a real estate shark.
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Haysa
Frank & Rewlon
Missouri
Walker
Superior Court
Ale
Kansee City
Rowiso
Eatate Shark
Appointment of Patrolman State as special officer at postoffice corner
The article notes Travis appointing Patrolman State as a special officer at the postoffice corner to monitor the bonthlocks and new eboys. Boys will not be allowed thereafter except to shine shoes and sell papers.
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Travis
Democratic editorial meeting and license cases as Lake Erie notes
The Grand Hotel hosts the Democratic editorial committee next Saturday for planning a January meeting. G. W. Hunter and Chas. H. Klein, of Logansport, admit selling alcohol without a license and are each fined 16 dollars plus costs in federal court. Benj Underwood from Thres Notch Road, near the city, disappeared after collecting gravel dues. his wife fears foul play. Several Lake Erie officials traveled Sunday to Barnesville for a funeral of the wife of Wilbur, formerly Lake Erie passenger agent.
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Grand Hotel
Acse
G. W. Hunter
Chas. H. Klein
Logransport
Auor
Charley Travis
Mathey Chew
Tobetco
Bel Marley
Lake Eris
Panhandle
Barnesville
Tha
Wilbur Ie
Tha Lake Rie
Benj. Underwood
Thres Notch
Thanksgiving Food Advice From The Market In New Era
Readers learn practical tips on buying and cooking turkey chicken duck and venison for Thanksgiving. Prices range from 9 to 16 cents a pound for fowl and game with notes on selecting young turkeys by breast bone and warnings about overcooking. The piece also weaves in cultural references to possums, quail, and geese, plus a brief theatrical aside about Richard Mansfield.
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Prica
Whispers from the Wire and Fast Mail Across Cities
A jumble of brief wire items reports Dure man Heater killed in Chicago gang raids, a Harlem woman shooting herself, Chas. Wisher’s rope attempt in Mansfield, and Mrs. C. A. Combs leaping to death in Brooklyn. Also noted are W. L. Prettyman’s Chicago banking move, Nellie Twomblay missing in Chicago, and comments on Gould’s Wall Street influence with railway holdings. Sullivan’s Taunton incident closes the round.
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Kankakee
Dureman
Chicago
Hire
Hennaler
Rich
Harlem
New York
Chas
Wisher
Mansfield
C. A. Combs
Brooklyn
W. L. Prettyman
Nellie Twomblay
Denver
Hollingsworth
St. Paul
Gould
Wall St. Fox
Soffel
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
John Lawrence Sullivan
Taunton
Mass
Dansen Harrison
Dane
Jobo
Pretty 16 year old girl held on forgery charge in Harlem
Alice Dewey, a pretty but young Harlem girl of 16, is held on $500 bail in the Garlem police court on forgery charges. Her mother testified against her while Maurice Stransky, dry goods merchant, reported a forged order charging goods to Mrs Dewey’s account totaling 35.45. The case drew public interest as Alice, once a favorite in Garlem society, professed innocence while her mother swore the order was forged. Justice Wielde remanded Alice for trial amid a scandal that stunned local circles.
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Micapade
Harlem
New York
Alice Dewey
Garlem
Kiss Dewey
Marlem
Alice
Baen
Aliss
Swindler Forged Checks At Win By Piel Starch Works
Rodenst Koaler, long a wagon driver for Charles J. Naid, stands charged with forgery after using a forged order on the Piel company's warehouse to obtain grain. He allegedly falsified figures to divert 40 bushels, keeping the extra for himself, a scheme pursued over time with Kosler manipulating payments and ink ready for hasty forgeries.
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Lde
Asilva Garber
Piel Starch Company
Rodenst Koaler
Charles J. Naid
Dairsmen
Neid
Kosler
Starch
Hasing
Fiel
Fiasca
Pia Company
J Brush to Lead Reorganization Amid Franchise Forfeit
In November at Lowisglilsonm Base Walk Suatweas officials discuss the forfeiture of an Athletic franchise. President Phelps offers resignation to Dave Pall but it is not accepted. John T. Brush of Indianapolis attends and is expected to play a key role in the reorganization.
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Suatweas
Lowisquin
Phelps
Dave Pall Asso
Cemaup
Tuern
John T. Brush
Indianapsis
Cholera Ravages Hedjaz Region Amid Rainfall Crisis
Untimely rain worsens cholera in Hedjaz with estimates of 600,000 to 1,000,000 lost in the epidemic. Provincial death toll surges in Mesha and the Holy City area. Local health boards prove inadequate as the Ottoman sanitary authority is urged to implement reforms. A Knights of Templar meeting plans reception for Dillon and O'Brien next month, with city districts and finance committees formed to organize efforts.
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Denpan
Egypt
Hedjaz
Board of Health
Pras Eure
Dillons and Brien
Tpather Mathewshi
Dillon
O’brien
Tas
Football Scores and Events From a Busy Saturday
Reports from centers including DePauw and Wabash football at Se pdotls with DePauw prevailing. Purdue routed Illinois 62 to 0 at Lafaytte. Cornell crushed Navy 36 to 0 in Ithaca. Harvard beat Yale 12 to 6 in Springfield. Also noted were a boxing bout in New Orleans and high jump records in Chicago.
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DePauw
Wabash
Este
Chicago Brotherhood
Butler
M.C. A
Chicago
Filemaker
Enjuie
Purdue
Illinois University
Lafayatte
Cornall
Columbia University
Ithica
N. Y
Navy
Cornell
Tommy Miller
Tommy Warren
New Orleans
Miller
Warren
Harvard
Asme
Yale
Springfield
Mass
John T. Brush
Tig
Cincinnati
Sun
Ghost Dances Raise Sioux War Fear Across Plains
Chaos and fear grip the frontier as 40,000 Indians join the ghost dance led by Red Cloud and allied leaders. Army officers warn of possible hostilities with Pine Ridge and Rosebud agencies as Cheyenne and Arapaho warriors mass near the Sioux encampment. Localities in Nebraska and South Dakota report rising tensions while pursuit of hostile bands intensifies and signals link scouts to the main body.
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Chicago
Miles
Pointe
Herald
Ozallains
Pine Ridge
White River
Roger
Pise Ridge
Cneyexre
Ecouts
Porcupine
Butte
Casper
Tongue River
John the Baptist
Meseich
California
Iowa
Arizona
Indiana
Red Cloud
Phil Kearney Massasra
American Horse
Waiters
Rosebud
Dsndas
Baa
Nebraska
Pisxre
S. D
Cheyenna
Turbulent News Dampens Hope Amid Local Tragedies
A string of calamities hits Missouri and surrounding areas with robberies totaling fifty thousand, deaths from disease and disaster, and a family suicide sparked by grief. A day of rain and gloom mirrors the era of public misfortunes, including talk of upheaval in professional baseball.
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Churchien
Taylor Talus
Tiaktepiaum
Sheruhans Business
Parneil
Bradbury
Hris & Western Road
Arthur
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Louisville
Pressure Ridge Distilling Company
Rutherford, Tann
Prerspurg
Thomas Fawcatt & Co
Falta
Paul Uus
Dearast
Barnum Bying
Bridgeport
Conn
J P. TR
Barhud
Aba
Hinox
Bates
MR. Olsen
Ges
Bain
Hig Baeall
Fregh
Hood
Ars
Thissing
Wilit Newkirk
Pian
Oele Lefe
Win
L. Blaor
Turk
Gil Parkes
Swett
Amusehznte
Geand
Richard Mansfield
Das. Reilly
Sue Broom Maker
Augustin Daly
Hedenss Mercier
Locken In & Weil
Choler
Thousanda
Jobncon Cifera
Langue
Ile
Richmond
Frankham’s
Cly
F. Krain
Gav
B. Pendleton
Bruezels
Philip Balt
Teledo
Cams
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