Death of Gov Hovey Shocks Indiana In 1890s State
The city and state mourn General Alvin P. Hovey as funeral plans proceed. Guardians guard the late governor’s rooms in the Denison. Processions, state capitol interment in rotunda, and a Mt Vernon service outline the tributes. Messages of sympathy pour in from officials and citizens nationwide. The new governor Chase takes oath and a memorial is prepared by state officers.
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Funeral Arrangements for Gov. Hovey In State Capitol
Crowds view the late Gov. Hovey as his casket rests in the state house before dawn. Soldiers and G A R members guard the interment site while students and citizens pass by for farewell views. The casket lies in state until 9 a.m. Wednesday before transport to Mt. Vernon. C E Kregelo leads funeral plans.
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State House
Sons of Veterans
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Roberts
Col. Walker
Overnor
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G. A. R. Achrele
Mt. Vernon
C. E. Kregelo
Kregelo & Whitsett
Filled with Shot By Boys Who Were Hunting on His Farm
Charles Spaulding a young colored boy and a white companion hunted on Charles Lithenauer’s farm northwest of the city Tuesday morning. The farmer ordered them off and pursued with a club. One boy fired twice at Lithenauer as they neared the river and fled into the water. Lithenauer was struck in arm and leg with shot and is seriously wounded. Police expect to capture the youths.
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Indiana Consolidated Butter and Cheese Factory Association
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C. A. Webb
oYuesis
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Maggie Green
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N. Lentz
Lizzie Dabnar
Second-st
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Canal
Josie Hartman
St. Vincenti
John Kirachner
Augusta Kirisch
Don
Charles Pierson
Tennessee-st
Judge Buskirk
Fitchey
Ballefontaine St
Thaddeus Johnson
Hovey
John Martindale
Agein
Sullivan
Death of Mrs. Cyrus Field in Irvington on the Hudson
Mary Stone Field, wife of Cyrus W. Field, the millionaire, died Monday afternoon at her home in Irvington on the Hudson. The obituary notes her status and residence in New York.
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Cyrus W. Field
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Question of Title Raised Over Sale of Fair Grounds
A legal dispute questions the validity of the title to the exposition grounds, with the supreme court backing the old Board of Agriculture as a private trust. If the grounds are only held in trust, purchasers may face title issues and accountability for state funds. Lawmakers may need to authorize a sale and title guarantee before a clear abstract can be issued, likely delaying the syndicate’s plans.
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Fire erupts in Brooklyn furniture store blaze
A blaze at C N Levhnitz furniture store on Court Street in Brooklyn early Tuesday sparked an exodus as families fled adjoining homes. An explosion at 1 30 heightened the inferno, consuming a full block from Harrison to Delaware and Court to Henry streets. Officials fear unreported deaths and cannot yet estimate losses.
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Independence favored in Hawaii amid rumor control
Judge Lawrence Mc Cully of Hawaii's supreme court says islanders favor independence and rejects annexation or English occupation rumors. He notes whites and blacks alike want independence while British and U.S. departments reportedly understand the United States would assume control if the current government collapses.
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President Harrison Silent on Nomination, Judge Reports
Judge John W. Scott, President Harrison's brother in law, arrived from Washington and says the president and Mr. Blaine will not speak before the convention. They are in accord and will pull together. Scott dined with Blaine and notes Blaine looks well though lacking some brightness.
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John W. Scott
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Water Poisoning Strikes Clinton County School
A Forest township public school in Clinton county has been closed after teacher Joseph Goar and fifteen pupils fell ill from contaminated water. Two children have died and others are critically ill as authorities report a clear water poisoning with foul-tasting supply. Goar was reported dying Tuesday morning.
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Frankfort
Ind
Forest Township
Joseph Ioar
Goar
Struck by Car Injures Boy Near Home
Seven year old Joseph Hill son of Edward Hill of Dlinois and YViatsts was struck by an electric car in front of his home at 9 AM Tuesday. He was carried home and examined showing injuries not serious.
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Edward Hill
Dlinois
Yviatsts
Mansfield’s Plan for Northeast Sewer Project Proposed
City engineer Mansfield reported rapid progress on the northeast sewer and drainage scheme at twenty miles per day. He aims to submit the plan to the Board of Public Works mid January, with weather favorable. The proposal includes diverting surface water north of Belt into Fail Creek via a new waterway and converting the state ditch into an intercepting sewer to create a healthful drainage system costing about 150000, funded by assessments on property north of Seventh Street.
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Indiana Forecast Coolers With Fair Skies Ahead
Indiana sees slightly colder, generally fair weather with a cooler trend. The Indianapolis area reports fair conditions for the 24 hours ending 10 a m November 2b, 1891.
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Indianapolis
Thanksgiving Services at Jewish Temple on E Market St
Public safety reports show $1 445 collected by 3 pm Tuesday with Sergt Lowe leading as top ticket seller. James McGee arrested Monday night for attempting entry at Busby Co elevator on S Delaware. he waived examination and was sent to grand jury.
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S. Delawarest
It Will Please The Sun if You Use Its Help Col
A brief feature urges readers to use the Sun's help column to find workers. It notes colorized listings can assist in matching girls, boys, or men with jobs. The notice emphasizes practical guidance for help wanted placements.
Russia Marches Into China Amidquake Toll Briefing
reports from Yokohama and Tokyo describe Russian troops crossing into China via Siberia amid border disputes. The quake toll in Japan rises with 16 000 dead and up to 25 000 injured while 60 000 to 75 000 houses destroyed leaving 200 000 to 375 000 homeless. A Canton powder factory explosion kills 14 and wounds many more.
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Supreme court allows jot election after tied results
A historical note reports that when an election ties a jot election is lawful. The article lists local disputes including suits against Big Four road for 3000, a fatal accident at Shelby street crossing, and various civic, legal, and social items from the era.
Dangerous arrogance of Emperor William harms German prestige
Edmund Yates reports from New York that German arrogance under Emperor William has unsettled the nation. Bismarck's retreat leaves Germany exposed as Russia and France edge closer, Austria and Russia grow friendlier, and Sweden Denmark and Greece shift away from Berlin. The emperor's prestige wanes as Russia and France resist his moves.
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A Very Fair Chinaman Saves a Train From Robbery
Detectives hide details of a bold Pixley train robbery attempt halted by a Chinaman warning the engineer. Three masked gunmen tried to derail a California train near Pixley before the speed saved the engine. A steamer San Pedro is lost near Victoria with about 300000 dollars in damage.
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Pixley
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B. C
San Pedro
Old Story comedy fades in Harrisburg notes and concerts
Amus Hemmines and EnGisa present The old old story at English a with a lively doctor Beekman and widow Isabella Martin. Strongest moment comes as Beekman and his son confess shared guilt. The Austrian juvenile band and Gilmore’s band add promotional buzz as Harrisburg receipts top 1100 dollars.
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W. Simms
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Archie
Mra. Sherwood
Dr. Blies
Bynum Withdraws as Speakership Fight Intensifies
Nov 24 dispatch reports William D. Bynum withdraws from the race and backs Mills, aiming to steer Indiana's delegation. Crisp managers urge McMillin Hatch and Springer to stay, while Mills hopes to consolidate Hoosier support with potential committee chairmanship for Bynum. Springer and McMillin insist they will persevere, with Mills expected to win if certain withdrawals occur.
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Brazil's Dictator Resigns as Rio Janeiro Revolt Succeeds
Fonseca resigns surrendering authority to vice president Peixotto amid a strong opposition revolution in Rio Janeiro. The changeover sparks cheers while the future leadership remains uncertain and under the influence of the revolutionary movement.
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Effort to Curb Emigration Adopts International Plan
Paris reports the first meeting of the international commission for the protection of immigrants. M Jules Simon serves as honorary president. Prince De Cassano explains the aim to prevent paupers from leaving home while guiding capable emigrants to suitable trades and requiring funds and health ready for departure and arrival.
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Paris
International Commission For the Protection of
M. Jules Simon
Prince de Cassano
United States
Justice Feibleman Misses Early Wedding Attempt
On Monday a young couple asked Justice Feibleman what he would charge to wed them at a residence on Adamest. He set a price of three dollars. They did not return, and he later visited the residence to prepare his speech. The couple had already married at a preacher's house and the justice had not performed a ceremony.
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Beecham’s Pills Promoted For Health Use
C. E Kregelo postpones trip to California until spring. He will, with partner C. T. Whitaut, personally supervise the undertaking business at the old stand, while addressing indigestion and dizziness with Beecham’s pills.
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C. E Kregelo
California
C. T. Whitaut
Disastrous Monday Storm Rips Across The Nation
Telegraphic dispatches from New York to Washington report a wide storm surge. Widespread destruction hits cities from Cleveland to Baltimore. houses blown down, steamboats wrecked, and fires sparked by lightning. Emigrant wagon stalled in Tennessee. among the injured are workers at Metzerott Hall. two deaths noted in Winnipeg area.
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Allegheney
New Bricuron
Washington
Metzerott Music
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White House
Swing Your Partners Police Ball Draws 2000 at Tomlinson Hall
The Policemen's Ball at Tomlinson Hall drew about 2,000 attendees and raised an estimated $3,000. Mayor Sullivan led the grand march with city officials and officers dancing in front of a large crowd. Proceeds support uniforms and a police bene fit fund.
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Fullgraf
Policemen’s Hall
Sullivan
Catteraon and Sullivan
Colbert
Quigley
Dawson
Otto
Judge Buskirk
Otto Doherty
Wm. Colbert
Charles Manning
Tom Stout
Boya
Minneapolis Wins Republican Convention Vote in 1892
Minneapolis secured 29 votes on the third ballot to win the 1892 Republican convention site. New York received 9, Chicago 0, Omaha 5, Cincinnati 4, San Francisco 4, Detroit 1, Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 1, Chattanooga 4. News sparked city rejoicing as Delta news arrived.
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