Birds at Brighton Beach Tourney Highlights Shooting Event
A lively day at Brighton Beach features a bird shooting tournament with live targets replaced by clay pigeon substitutes. The report lists event results, purses, and notable participants including Berry Comstock Spen Gar Elliott and Comstock along with trap tender Bre r Dabbs.
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Berry
Comstock
Spen- Gar
Kiliott
Gimbat
Palmer
Prill
Bogland
Kittner
Hoss
O’neil
Mendenhall
Washburn
Schick
Lockwood
Gall
Britton
Hight
Batoh
Allev
Bampton
Fritz
Voris
Govro
Piaraon
Jacksnipe
Meeksr
Morris
Ten Singies
Tene Ecock
Jane
Spencer
Elliott
Yue
Gimbel
Parga
Sohick
Alen
Phil
Whistler
Pierson
O’ Neil
Hampton
Kerr
Butch
Jackenips
McPierson
Livangood
Tyent
Tom Taggart
Parks
Allen
Whisler
Worls
O'Neil
England
Polster
Jackenson
Hemen
Ross
Besk
Kitner
McPharson
Wileon
Livengood
Lockhardt
Batob
Mieker
Caparrow
Bie
R Dabbe
Jim Dabbs
R Dabba
Dabba Dexter
Indianapolis
Help the destitute after Dorman street fire in Amsterdam
About 400 raised for families left destitute by the Dorman street fire. Eleven families remain almost destitute and receive local care. J H Rublak or Ruskaun? is circulating a relief subscription authorized by Buakason & Reynolds. Rebuilding contracts estimate 12,000 with 6,000 insurance. Also note Amsterdam reaction to the McKinley bill dated Oct 3.
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Dorman St
J. H. Rubl
Messrs
Buakaon
Ruskaup
Robbery and Elopement: Wife of Merchant Flees to New York
Search is underway for the wife of retired Charlottenburg merchant Schulze who eloped weeks ago with waiter Fritz Lenz. They reportedly arrived in New York aboard a German liner. Mrs Schulze took over 30,000 marks, diamonds, and valuables before leaving. She has eloped twice in three months, leaving behind a husband and four children in poverty.
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New York
Schulze
Charlottenburg
Fritz Lenz
No Second Term Belief From Former Partner
John Klam, once tag partner of President Harrison, says he does not believe Harrison seeks a second term. In Paris reports, ferocious wolves spotted in Heute Maroso department are blamed on a severe winter, with three hunters killed and many sheep destroyed as peasants report wolves as winter forecasters.
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John Br, Ziam
Harrison Blas Aspiretiona
Cascaco
John Klam
Harricon
Harrison
Paris
Department
Heute Maroso
Drovas
Local court records show multiple fines and cases
Police court assessed Otto Lehr one dollar and costs for overdriving three horses. Wn. E. Dehoney carried a 32 caliber revolver. cops added ten dollars and costs. Mayor Sullivan handled several fines including for incorrigibility and assault. Sanitary officers condemned a load of green watermelons shipped from Eminence to Butler Smith. Divorces and lawsuits were dismissed. one couple reconciled. In superior court Dennis Bryan and Maris Rhodius pursued claims of $1,500. Public notices, injuries, and labor actions fill the rest with fines, injunctions, and strikes. The barber union formed to raise hair-cut price. commercial club to host committee. boiler-makers dispute resolved. insurance and mortgage issues flagged. a sketched urban scene closes with a Hebrew quarter photo exhibit.
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Otto Lehr
Wn. E. Dehoney
Mayor Sullivan
Irvin
Emry Gantry
Mry
Jeremiah
Henry Rinister
Ralph Mason
Dennis Bryan
Superior Court
Orvel H. Smith
Maris Rhodius
Sophia Richter
Paniine Fall
Coats
Kitzoner
Noble Pittman
Ed Hart
A. Sherk
Ha. Gould
Dynes
The
Gazette
Washington Township
Justice Wright
Rues
Gould
Capital City
Gan Club
Brighton Beach
Eummer
Richard Ssilers
Massachuseits Ave
Louisville
Leander Falmer
Fall Creek
James B. Haywood
Poweues Haywood
Joseph Haag
David Nicholson
Mississippi
McCartyat
Fanzer & Bachapan
Nick Vermeer
Commercial Club
Congressional Committee
Indianapolis
Allan Works
Charles Starr
Nimrod Jones
Farmers’ and Breeders’ Livestock Company
Hikhart
Janes
Agerts
Wm. Long
Jastica Smook
The McKinley tariff and living costs rise discussed
A newspaper note surveys rising costs from potatoes to eggs and cloth as the McKinley tariff bill looms. Prices jump on food and house furnishings, with hardware and carpet costs set to climb. Reports from Arkansas City and Mansfield track boomers and a fire that destroyed a hardware works, while Col J R Fresch dies in Boise City.
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Aimee Lata
Brueseia Carpes
Brussels
SUN
S. Meridian St
Thureday
Washington
Arkansas City
Sands
Cherokee Strip
Greund
Mansfield
Szidsy. Loan
Fresh Foreign Facts and Global Turmoil Spark Varied Reactions
Reports from Paris to Tokio sketch cholera in Ader, Crispi defying interview, royal match visits, and a near surprise on Turkish lines. European press flags McKinley bill fear for world fair and Irish fund politics. A Hindoo child wife dies sparking India baby-marriage debate. Tobias of Tokyo descends into reckless credit schemes and jealousy before a fatal choice.
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Ader
Signor
Crispi
Paris Figaro
Roumenia
Balmoral
Alashgord
Zanzibar
Vita
St. James Gazette
Irish Familie Fund
America
Germany
Hamburg
Petersburg
Bonneta
Cannes
William
London
Chronicla
Sam Becase
Hag
India
Leonard Tobias
Tokio
Japan
L. Tobias
New York
Boy Dies of Hydrophobia After Dog Bite
Michael Moriarity aged 8 of 447 8 Tennessee Street died Friday after hydrophobia developed two months after a rabid dog bite. He suffered spasms and extreme thirst, crying for his mother as fluids triggered choking fits. Doctors noted hydrophobia signs amid a fatal worsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Moriarity
Tennesaee-st
Mike
Train robbers captured on the C S railway
Weir, manager of the Adams Express Company, announces two of Thursday's robbers captured on the C B and S railway. He expects the third robber to be caught before Saturday.
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Wahio Tretia Nrebbera
Bevih
GincrgnaTi
Opt
Weir
Adama Express
Gomosny
Thurzday
Passenger and freight train collide at Linwood wrecked engines
A passenger and freight train collided last night at Linwood on the C W MM road as the freight engine backed onto a siding. Both engines were badly wrecked and the smoking car destroyed with no serious injuries. The mishap was blamed on the freight crew mis-timing by 10 minutes of the express train.
Slander Case Brought in Circuit Court Over Damages
Sult for slander filed against Sera Gumbleskey and others seeks 2060 dollars in damages. Josie alleges Sarah accused her of stealing ribbon and trimming a print, plus taking 75 dollars worth of ribbon, which Josie says is untrue.
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Cnl
Dosis Punkhovasr
Sera
Lane Bound Over After Preliminary Trial in Joletville Shooting
Lene Bound Gover of Lebanon Ind reports Oost. 3 Spl J Aléz Lane had preliminary trial in Noblesville Thursday for shooting Al Hoover at Joletville Wednesday. Public sympathy favored Lane as Hoover had assaulted him a fourth time. Lane bound over to court in 1500 dollars, which he paid.
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Lene
Gover
Lebanon
Ind
Oost
Aléz Lane
Noblesville
Hoover
Joletville
Lane
Features of Sporting Life and Local Records
Rusie signs New York contract for next season and Stivetts may join a players league. Nelson lowers Rushville record and mile fault noted. Shooting tourney reports 42 entries, blue rocks limits, with Washburn and others scoring. Several city and league game results listed including Chicago New York Cincinnati Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh and more.
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Rusie
New York
Stivetts
Letonis
Silver Lake
Mise Leon
Zeracity
Dallkine
Reputeation
Rudolph
Toledo
Rocasstar
Columbus
Athletics
St. Louisa
Syracuse
Brotherhood
Laveland
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Chisago
Morris Park
Top Lips
Pittsburgh
Nelson
Rushville
Kankakee
Washberiz
Palmer
Govro
Allen
Schick
Britton
O'Neil
Nilcott
O’neil
Sechior
Voris
Washburn
Rose
Parse
Mendenhall
F. Gimbel
A. Beck
Comstock
Bine Rogiza
Pearson
Phil
Ross
Parks
Sparrows
Richmond
A. Back
C. Gimbal
Watson
Quester
Polster
Warie
Bugiagd
Ssipe
Whatler
Lackhart
Ning Eaca
Talk of a Big Strike at Adams Express Company
Reports from New York indicate potential strike action by Adams Express employes over recent discharges wage cuts and longer hours. In New York City 50 workers in Jersey City have already begun striking as management denies large layoffs while officials warn of widespread unrest across offices and routes.
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New York
Adams Express
Onadaspstch
Jeresy
Lower Broadway
John Hoey
Church-st
Sunt
Halls
Ong Athter
Mansger Henderson
Adams Express Company
I UN
Mensger Wier
Pittebarg
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Erie
Fign
Piteburg
Columbus
Ferra Bauta
Becausa
Indianapolis
Kbew
Reds President Sterz says no deal. Johnson and Bragal unlikely
Cincinnati Oct 8. Reds President Sterz told United Press there is nothing in the ball deal recently. He dismissed a report that Johnson and Bra gal will visit Monday, saying he does not expect them to come.
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Cindynart
Sterz
The
Reds
United Press
Johnson and
Bra- Ga
Endowed gift funds scholarship at Monticello seminary
Endowed in St. Louis on October 8 Mia S N Ware of Brooklyn has given 50,000 to Monticello Seminary at Godfrey Illinois to endow a scholarship in memory of her mother, a graduate of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
S. N. Ware
Brooklyn
Godfray
Ill
Sis Ie
Pailea Tobacco Dealer Capt. Davin Faces Major Loss
Pailea in Beaysville reports Capt. J. Davin, a prominent tobacco dealer, faced a major financial setback with claims of $72,000 against assets totaling $100,000. The terse notice notes significant debt and insolvency implications for the local business figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pailea
Beaysville
J. Davin
Wes
Washington Year in Review Through Senate and Tariff Tales
President Harrison sent 3 837 nominations to the Senate as 16 060 bills and 362 joint resolutions were introduced in Congress. A $61 752 appropriation for the Peoria claim failed, Langston touts roasting schemes, the government printer rushed the tariff bill, and a Cleveland boy’s arrest by German authorities sparks state department intervention.
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Harrison
Senate
Congress
John Roach
Peoria
Langston
Vir- Rivia
Faw
Mahone
Habesracker
Cleveland
Beat Hats for the money at Seaton s Hat Store
The Beat hats for value are available at Seaton s Hat Store located at 27 North Pen street.
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Beat
Seaton’s Hat Store
N. Pen.st
Nelson on the Track at Rushville Race Day
Indianapolis sports gear up for Rushville races as 8 years old Nelson lowers a 2 11 7 record amid wagering crowds. A ringer named B 8 taints the pacing ring while Adonis faces doubt after moving from Rockies, and a man named Meirsted is injured after a late-night fall from a streetcar near Washington Street.
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Ss Rimger
Indianapolis
Rushville
Nelson
Merchante Retail Dry Goode
Mr. Goble
Ian
Vilastiype
Will
Badd Doble
Axtell
Grivar
Wiams
Bickok
Adonis
Pacific
Rockies
Irvington
Miereted
Washington
Galaxyo-Robert Downing stars in Guilty without crime
The Grand attracted a large audience Thursday as Robert Downing and his wife performed The Glagiator and Guilty without crime. Clarence Holt played Wiavian with strong support from Miss Blair and Miss Davis in Faustina. Crowd-pleasing music and an encore left managers praising the performers while noting daring theater feats by youths entering from the theater roof.
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T Galaxyo
Robert Downing
Clarence Holt
Wiavian
Galica
Missa Blair
Dove Davidson
Miles Austin
Miss Braddon
Aurora Floyd
Misa Braddon
Davidson
Amencen Rouse Furnishing Co Ad Promises Low Prices
Amencen Rouse Furnishing Co at 72 Indiana Ave announces a new house goods store offering faces, cleailles, rugs, wringers, cloaks and other fittings. They claim unbeatable prices and savings for customers. A reed roll-up wire bed-spring is advertised for $2.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amencen Rouse Furnishing Co
Indiana Ave
Doctor Warners Revenge on British Syndicate Stock Plot
A sensational tale from Rochester details Dr Warner creating The Warner remedial company in London after failing to buy a Rochester factory. He sells stock heavily, crowds the London exchange, then returns to America with the bag, triggering a British uproar and a formal US inquiry promise.
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Wasuinatroy
Warnner
Rochester
N. Y
London
Warner Remedial Company, Limited
London Stops Exchange
Paris
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Amsterdam
Warner
Pacopia
London Stock Exchange
Broksarse
Prias
America
London Exchange
United States
Charlotte
Lake Ontario
New York
Wearnes’s
Aherts
Ehorts
Furan
I. Wearnee
Arly Bruguet
Warne
London Stock Exchangement
Conaul-gereral New
Bafora
Rochaster
Blefns
Whipping a Scholar Charged in Justices Court
Action commenced in Justices Smeck's court Friday against Latu More rig for assault and battery. Shain, a Brightwood school teacher, charged with whipping 12 year old Geo Sears until his legs were broken and blue. Constable Glees began arrest Friday afternoon.
Famine Relief Sought for Stricken Counties
News brief reports a semi famine across several counties with crop failures. Aid is requested from the public and organizations to mitigate hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickem
Denter
Saster
Vigilance in Oakasdale Ends Thug Threats
WIIKE WHISPERS reports vigilance at Oakasdale where a resident warned three thugs to depart within fifteen minutes on a Wednesday. They complied as others depart. details about ensuing consequences remain unclear.
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Oakasdale
Waan
Othars
Collinsville
Eli
Fhuraday
Mills
Civil Service
Bostop
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Perry
Gilmour
Cleveland
Robert Ray Hamilton
New York
Eva Hamilton
Baby Baatriaa
Bacauaa Boner
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