Sentinel sale brings Belford firm in as owner
Editor Morea discusses the Fort Wayne Sentinel sale to Alexander Belford of Belford Clark & Co. Dr Belford, a Democrat, will not be here in person. Frank M. Williams becomes new business manager next Monday. Eight page size to start December. Hackett rumor denied. both remain on good terms.
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Morea
The
Sentinel
Hackoett
the Sentinel
Alexander Beford
Belford, Clark & Co
Encyclopeda
Belford
Frank M. Williams
St. Louis Republic
Fort Wayne
Serides
California
Barefoot Cure Draws Rothschild to German Village
In Glascow, a report describes Baron Nathanial de Rothschild in a barefoot state after a visit to Waershopen near Munich for Father Kneip’s nerve cure. The priest prescribes barefoot walks, cold plunges, towels, a meatless diet, and milk and vegetables, with patients largely living in cottages. Kneip treats without fees and suggests seaside retreats when possible.
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Glascow
Scotland
Waershopen
Munich
Nathanial de Hothschild
Vienna
Father Kneip
Waereshofen
Nathaniel
Waerashofen
Werr Kneip
Annle Bros Plasterers Abandon Contracts in Sudden Dissolution
The firm Annle Bros plasterers on Virginia Avenue dissolved suddenly and vanished with contracts in hand. About 10 to 15 employees seek two weeks of wages, while Robert, a grocer on Virginia Ave, claims $16 owed for a feed bill. Families of the two brothers face destitution as creditors work to salvage partial payments from ongoing jobs. No trace of the men or their ships is found.
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Annle Bros
Virginia Dve
Euddenly
Ruobert
Virginia Ave
Central Christian Church
Lucas
Geo. L. Leberherr
Mayflower Church
Dexter
Schubert
Chicago
Hae
Busiogss
Superior Court Room
Herry Parrell
Wm. Tennis
Parnell
Bloomisegton
Capital
Wayce Artificial Tea Company
Cox
Ed Thompson
Eouth
Thomp- 800
Courz
McClure
Jag Whittaker
Grand
Hila Ball
Bia Wheeler
Hua May Saudifer
Board of Children's Guardians
Hovay
Bubbis
Llewellyn
Clay County
Omer J. Bailey
Franklin County
Pather Matthew
St Patrick's Parish School
D. O
Washington
Curione
Wilbur Browder
Illinois
Browder
Kanke- Eee
Judge Niblack
Kobe
Board of Trade
Fort Scott
Kan
Byndcate
Colisotoxy Harvey
Hoausaa
Cremation Fire Destroys Arrest Car Equipment in Lore
In Owensburg Kentucky a large blaze wiped out the arrest car equipment including mutes and related buildings. Investigators report losses around 860000 dollars with the origin of the fire under investigation after Wednesday blaze.
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Mes
Owensboro
Wrecks and arrests cross upper Midwest news
A Rock Island limited train wreck near Chicago caused no injuries. Tod Prior was arrested in Waupacaa Wisconsin for the murder of bank executive H C Mead and widow Jane Grant Gilmore Howard. In Canton Ohio at Diebold safe works a moving safe crushed Charles Strom’s head. A court dismissed J H Rodgers v Garland Pan-Electric telephone ownership case in Washington.
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Chicago
Tod Prior
Waupacaa
Wis
H.C. Mead
Jane Grant Gilmore Howard
Gen. Howard
Baltimore
Phiata
Diebold Safe Works
Canton
Chas. Strom
J. H. Rodgers
Garland
Pan-electric Telephone
General Terme
Washington
Cyclorama Shows Decisive Union Battle For 10 Cents
A grateful note urges all citizens to see the Cyclorama as a vivid depiction of a great Union battle. The piece stresses the exhibit’s value for families and states the admission price is 10 cents.
The Hurdled Baby and Local Crime Notes
Three ladies viewed a newborn body found near Fall Creek. They claimed the infant was Mrs. Spencer’s child. Officers arrested Spencer after Thanksgiving services at Central Christian Church. Multiple local items follow, including court cases, church notices, and community reports.
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Girton
Fall Creek
Spencer
Sf Little's
Myre. Spencer
Panic in Buenos Ayres Triggers Global Financial Turmoil
News from Buenos Ayres reports a semi panic with several bank and securities failures, prices for Argentine securities plummet, gold fluctuates around two dollars, and London and New York show mixed reactions while Oregon’s major company enters receivership. Edward Brandon's broker failure is noted with total liabilities near 1.89 million and assets about half. The Buenos Ayres government asserts control as markets mostly hold firm.
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Buenos Ayres
Paris
Buenos Ayrar
London
New York
Edward Brandon
Edward
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Improvement Company
Banda
Ssma
Navy
Goldis
Native Raids Alarm Settlers Near Porcupine Creek
Reports say Zou lodges of Reeshut Indians raid homes and stock of settlers around Porcupine Creek. About 200 persons are believed killed or missing as Gan Wheaton's force reaches Osmp for a briefing. Fort Owlawa and Fort Sully dispatch troops amid growing armed bands massing in the region.
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Pine Hinch
Tuestay Evaning
Porcupine Cresk
Storkx
Gan
Wheaton
Grand River
Siefach
Reed's Men Stumped By Forcing Bill Foes In Congress
Washington February 25 The Republican members of Congress face a quandary over the force bill as Democrats vow to block states with Democratic legislatures from casting presidential electors if such action passes. Huston expected to chair the Republican central committee again after retirement. Maj. Brekinler and Maj. McKinley discuss prospects for the circuit court bill the shipping measure and the appropriations ahead of March 4 with uncertainty over the election bill and possible March extra session.
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Washington, Ney
Copgrss
Washington
United States
Huston
Regisoa Cepublican Central
Lettara
Agoon
Indiana
Conneraville
Hinton
Abuides
Maj
BreKinler
Conzyesen
Enneresy
Maj. McKinley
Senate
McKinley
Shucis Suit Seeks Commission For Jennings Auditor
William M. Shuck Jennings county auditor nominee sues in Marion circuit court to force Gov Bovay to issue his commission or show cause. Gov claims Shuck cannot qualify due to alleged crookedness in prior accounts. Shuck seeks court order preventing obstruction and to compel action, plus reasons to overrule governor’s denial.
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Shuck
Jennings County
Smith Williams
Marion
Bovay
Jenning
Alvin P
STELL DANCING But There Numbering Considerably Hecranea
Pine Ridge Agency Nevada reports reduced dancing activity on Wednesday with lingering chatter of possible conflict if an attack occurs. Authorities doubt any war action will start soon though observers warn the situation could drag out and become exhausting.
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Pine Ridge Agency
Nev
Dax Long
Brown seeks to control court stenography amid reporter dispute
Exlettered officials clash over who holds official shorthand rights in the superior and circuit courts. Mrs Addie Waray, target of removal from reporting duties, is pressed by Johnson and Matealf to return to Judge Brown's room and resume work. Critics cite incompetence and prior complaints. supporters praise Hardy's qualifications.
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Judas Brown
Johnson & Mwotealt
Superior
Oclrcult Cour's
Johnson & Matealf
Brown’s Court
Hardy Arms
Superior Court Room 4
Howe
Bea
Harper
Combina
Mra. Hardy
Daver
Brown
Ala
Hardy
Capture of Geo Calvin Ends Long Fugitive Chase
Geo Calvin, longtime sought administrator of the Geldenberg estate in Hamilton County in 186, was captured Wednesday in Captureast East. A Noblesville marshal arrested him on information from a man who has known Calvin for years, ending years of fugitive status as authorities pursued him.
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Geo
Calvin
Geldenberg
Hamilton County
Shel Pys
Noblesville
Colvin
Health board appoints new Inspectors and sanitary officer
The board of health met Tuesday evening and finished appointments. Inspector Fobl is replaced by Shelby D. Fullen and Ernest J. Sanborn will take Crane's sanitary officer post. The moves were at Dr. Morrison's request, completing the health officer staff. In another item, John Mathews, a Liberty township farmer, was killed by a train on the 0 W MM line near Wasnasa on Tuesday night after reportedly getting drunk and sleeping on the track.
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Wasnasa
Ind
John Mathews
Liberty Township
Hat High Schooler Accused in Grand Larceny Case
Kate Robbins, an alleged veteran con artist, is charged with grand larceny for stealing $1700 from James Townsend after luring him to Chris Zimmerman's Washington Street location with whisky. Robbins admits only that Townsend received $80 not $1700 and waives examination to await grand jury on $1000 bail.
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Bruce
Kate Robbins
Kate
Sweet
James Townsend
West Indianapolis
Chris Zimmerman
W. Weachington-st
James
Kata
Townsend
Sidney Dillon Elected President of Union Pacific
Boston reports Sidney Dillon was elected president of the Union Pacific railroad on Wednesday succeeding the resigned C. F. Adams. A separate item notes Baring Brothers liabilities at 170 million.
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Boston
Sidney Dillon
Uncion Pacific Railroad
C. F. Adama
Irish MPs demand Parnell resignation amid caucus silence
The Truth notes 35 Irish MPs urged Charles Stewart Parnell to resign in a Wednesday caucus where he was met with silence. The report includes a weather skip for Indianapolis area: 24 hours to 8 am November 27, 1890, mostly cloudy with a near stationary temperature and clear night.
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Wearner
Indiana
Indianapolis
McCullough Curtis speakership dead lock continues in state house
A Democrat notes the stalemate between McCullough and Curtis factions endures as both sides refuse to yield. Emmett Boga aims for principal clerkship with a statewide tour to engage lawmakers. Critics attack a revenue bluff over salaried offices and attorney general fees, arguing bloated pay and lobbyist gains.
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icCollough
Curtis
Emmett Boga
Indiana
Shot Wife and Then Suffer Major Wounding in Danner
Petersburg Indiana reportsEllixh Malott shot and dangerously wounded his wife then eluded capture. Earlier, Malott faced a spring assault charge for shooting Jennie in a separate case. The court ruled Jennie failed to prove a valid marriage claim by a priest and awarded judgment for the defendant. Meanwhile, in Bhazin Indiana local miners vote to return to work with calls for reinstatement of all workers.
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Petersburg
Ind
Ellixh
Malott
Judes Faylor
Jennie
Howard Coronell
Edward
Wes Hs
Local Officials Paid for Election Day Services
Wednesday Maretal Dunlap began paying the deputy marshals and supervisors for election day services. U S authorities chased Milan D Fletcher to Colorado and brought him back to justice where he received one year and one day in the north pen for alleged liquor law violation.
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Maretal
Maratais
U. S
Milan D. Fletcher
Colorado
Throne of Justice
North Pen
Fragmented OCR notes reflect past events and disasters
A jumble of old newspaper snippets mentions an aged woman named Aunty Hatty dying at Mississippi Avenue, a house blown by natural gas in Dayton, a large fire in Macerahusettea, Montana legislative deadlock, and Cronin trial tension. The text also references a storm with rain and snow and tired readers reacting to events.
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Aunty Hatty
Mississippi
Tedaaco
W. Scott Clawthorne
Dayton
Lynn
Macerahusettea
Montana
Cronin
Frnsh Furdign Influenza and European News Notes
Frnsh Furdign reports the Queen of Portugal afflicted with influenza. Dare king of Holland to be buried. France delays mutton and pork imports. Floods harm Germany and Austria. General Vapanovicky orders Jawa from the Vanen aug. Lady Roseberry buried in Willesden. Berlin hosts 2000 foreign inquiries about De Koch’s lymph. Emin Pasha letters note a route to Tanganyika. Two men arrested near Lombrowicz confess murder. Congress adopts national colors. An advertisement touts Cole’s Carbolisian for skin care.
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Dare
Holland
France
Germany
Austria
Vapanovicky
Wary Raseta
Roseberry
Willesden
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Emin Pasha
Augenet
Bat
Leke Tanganyika
Lombrowicz
Breathing Prayer Ceremony At North Fairmount Health College
A November ceremony at the American health college in North Fairmount followed its fall term. Dr. Campbell led a spiritual rite featuring a silent breathing prayer and the milk sacrament for new graduates. The event ended with Holy Ghost baptism as 20 older graduates formed a ring around a candidate.
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Cincinnati
American Health College
North Fairmount
Health College
Campbell
Vitapathic
Angela Sera
Claireoyanteres
Dr. Campbell
Jack the Hale Cutter Haunts Grant Street South Side
Mrs Flannery on Grant Street reports a man dubbed Jack the hale cutter attacked a woman and snipped hair with scissors near West Side during an evening outing. A crowd chased the suspect but he vanished, leaving a blood stain and questions about the victim and assailant. An elderly woman offered no clues.
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Grant-st
Jack the Hale
Les
Flannery
Grant
Goiag
Westsi
Jack
Baylag
SUN
Iady
Salled
Two Men Rob Meat Market By Short Change Scheme
Two young men entered Ira Lloyd's Meat Market at 175 Virginia Ave on a Sunday afternoon and used a change scam. They bought ten cents worth of meat and paid with a $2 bill, which was returned after a pretend correction. One suspect is well known to police and expected to be questioned.
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Mens Meat Market
Virginia Ave
Suerday
Ira Lloyd
Beck
Beau Brummell on Virginia Ave and Beaux Brummell on stage
Review notes a performance of Beau Brummell with Gahan Rigid Mansfield and Jas Reilly. Praises Mr Manefield's makeup and costumes while critiquing supporting actors for more vivacity. Mentions Brummell's career decline linked to cards and a dramatic end in 1840. notes a marble monument at a cemetery.
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Gahan Rigid Mansfield
Beau Bromwell Park
Jas. Reilly
Virginia-Ave
HiInk—Skating
Thankselying
Beau Brummell
Sheridan
Mr. Manefield
Geo. Brummell
Brammell
Watt
Franklin
Whitney
Washington
Brommell
bin Fostoce
Phen Hs
Friande Works
Bla Grayata
Coed
Striking medical oddities draw expert attention in city
A New York report details two remarkable cases. One describes Fanny Kroger a 40 year old woman with a fused limb system and exceptional strength awaiting scientific study. The other covers an unnamed Bremen immigrant with sudden speech loss and partial paralysis in his right arm, diagnosed as the rare heart disorder cur bole.
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New York
At & Couey
Aouatenst
Gerson Kruger
Pemue, & Roo
Cheery
Prosperona Guer
Iran
Farnay
Alger Aed
Fanny
Wire
Kroger
Barnum
Moetum
Broadway
Kruger
Thanksgiving Feast Ends in Hospital Fight
The article recalls a Thanksgiving gathering hosted by Baddington’s raiser where about 500 children were served. An incident after the event left Ed Mitchell and William Baddington injured. Baddington remained hospitalized with a battered shoulder as the case heads to police court on December 3.
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Baddington’s &Raiser
Ed Mitchell
Baddington
Dac
Sericua
Bhatubea and City Sports Talk in Winter Plans
Local notes mention Nelsons bringing fairy figures, Washington City planning a winter running meet, and Pittsburgh to be managed by Welter Burnham. Indianapolis may form a West 676 Association club next season. Yale vs Princeton football stakes and Terra Haute purse of 11 000 dollars are cited.
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Washington City
Pitteburg
Welter Burnham
Indianapolia
Yale
Princeton
Met
Sanborn
Butler-Purdue
Fourteenth St
Central Ave
Eighth
Pennsylvania Ste
Zigzar ‘Ossling Club
Iodianapolia
Bon Bon Plans Chocolate Dress Exhibit and Sale
The Bon Bon prepares an exhibit on Saturday November 50 featuring their celebrated Chocolate Dress and will sell at Yee per bopad.
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