A Trip to Fairview Ends in Balloon Ride and Arm Injury
About 59 passengers rode the ill governed Illinois street electric line to Fairview park on a Friday afternoon. The brake failed and a passenger Gus Bauman suffered a broken shoulder when his arm hit an iron post. The car sped downhill, multiple trains aided repairs, and after delays the balloon ascent proceeded. A priest narrowly escaped harm as trains collided near the station. Ballonist Love and Tim performed, with Tim wearing wet clothes after a hot air bath. The return trip finished safely as officials noted a personnel change with Sunt. Tom Steele leaving Citizens.
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Fairview Park
Streais
Thirteenthst
Gus Bauman
Baumania
Toan
Bauman
Eugene Mattir
Crown Bill
Pairview
Ballonist
Love
Tim
Tom Steele
Citizens Company
Heplinger's Kick How He Was Recepted When Reporting a Robbery
Lux reporters interview John Keplinger who ran a meat stand in Myer's grocery. He describes being assaulted by two men with a lead pipe on a Sunday night during fair week at Market and Tennessee streets. He showed a bruised arm and tooth injury, says Colbert dismissed the incident, and he left without further inquiry.
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John Keplinger
Myer’s Grocery
East and McCartysis
Lux
Park Theatre
Market and
Tennessee Sts
Saveral
State House
Colbert
Belgians Bar Political Display at Boulanger Funeral
Belgian authorities inform friends of Boulanger they will not permit the funeral to become a political scene. One or two speakers may speak at the grave and circulation of a manifesto will be checked. No restriction on proceedings or pomp. other demonstrations will be swiftly suppressed. French arrivals increasing. A large Patriotic League delegation is coming from Paris.
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Willi
Brussels
Boulanger
Paris
The
Patriotic League
Court shows bond raise request amid divorce hearing and Gladstone crowds
W F Brown and Samuel Johnson ask to raise Joseph Bruner's bond from 200 after arguing a low bail risks flight in a divorce case involving John Johnson. Bail fixed at 500, with Bruner to be hunted down. The piece also notes Gladstone receiving freedom of the city amid guarded reception and mixed praise on his labor stance.
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W. F. Brown
Samuel Johnson
Joseph Bruner
Bruner
Harper
John Johnson
Capt. Ritter
Rinehard
Ritter
Brown
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
City Live and Local Notices from Evansville Page (Untitled)
The circuit jury for a civil case set for Get. 20 was drawn. Marion county farmers debated routine matters at the state house on Saturday. Rev. Van Anfla was hosted at Roberts park Methodist after returning from Aurora Illinois. Woodbury and Moulton sue Evansville for 50000 over bonds past due. Mary Whitesell, arrested for stealing 85 from 827 WA Ohio st, released on good behavior by Judge Bartholomew. Gen. Wagner’s brigade plans a Lebanon Indiana reunion on Oct 4 with 40 to 50 members from Indianapolis. Stephen Alexander acquitted of assault with intent to kill in a dispute at 327 N West st. Grand Central business college opens Oct 5 at 44 N Meridian st with music, readings, and addresses by Gen. Coburn and professors. Death notices include Sarah Garland and Michael Vergus among others. Marriages noted for Lickners Shull, Rudolph Marchel, and others. Rentals teased with Tae Sex’s free Liner columns.
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Federal Circuit
Marion County Farmers’ Alliance
State House
van Anfla
Roberts Park Methodist Church
Aurora
Ill
Woodbury & Moulton
Evansville
Mary Whitesell
Ohio St
Bartholomew
Gen. Wagner
Indiana
Iinois
Kentucky
Lebanon
Ind
Indianapolis
Thorpe Block
Thoreau
Stephen Alexander
Robinson
Criminal Court
Bartholomemew
N. West St
Alexander
Grand Central Business College and School of Shorthand
N. Meridianst
Henrietta Barmeier
Andrew Smith
E. A. Herman
Perry Ingalls
Emil Steibilber
Gustave Becker
Della Biddle
Teresa Ryan
John Coburn
C. C. Hernan
W. W. Bennett
M. J. Malory
Christ
Louisa Reepke
Fred
Tillie Voenharder
John
Kate Blam
Mary Boocher
Caroline Wabling
Sarah Garland
Circle Park
Michael Vergus
Peru-st
Daniel Lyon
S. Pennsylvania St
Nora Hise
Henry-st
Marriage Lickners
Burt Shull
Kitty Height
Rudolph Marchel
Hattie Rares
George Roesmer
Amalia Olm
New Liquor Ordinance Stirs City Council Meeting Debate
The article reports on a pending ordinance requiring saloons to close by 11 PM and on Sundays and holidays, its political risk with Democrats possibly abstaining from council, and active support from church leaders led by Rev. Taylors study group and ministers like Rev. Van Anda. Police enforcement and voter influence are emphasized as key points.
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Doss
Taylor
SUN
Ray Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
van Anda
Roberts Park
Board of Police Commissioners
Chong Sam Must Go Name in Exclusion Case
President and British minister clash over Chong Sam a Chinese subject arrested at Port Huron for violating the exclusion act The president says deportation is needed to preserve the act and warns the matter tests enforcement The attorney for Chong Sam may seek habeas corpus.
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Washington
Harricen
Chong Sam
Dominion of Canada
United States
Port Huron
Julian Pauncefote
Canada
Pettis Dry Goods Co New York Store offers kitchenware bargains
Pettis Dry Goods Co Lecorated Coina presents ovens dishes cracker jars fruit plates cups saucers and plates priced 5c 67c and 2c respectively with hundreds of other bargains in the housekeepers department at the New York store.
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Pettis Dry Gooda Co
New York
Affidavits Filed Against Martindale in Wright Case
A slow newsday report notes an affidavit prepared for prosecutor Wright against Robert Martindale. Burdened by a judge’s concerns, the affidavit is described as water tight, with remarks on Perrott’s chances and the legal challenge to the ordinance. Martindale remains at large as of 3 o clock, with readiness to confront authorities. In Dublin, Sutten of Newarks declines the Irish Land League secretary post, fueling speculation of a rift within the movement.
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Wright
Perrott
Mr. Martindale
Martindale
Charles Martindale
Sutten
Carcaco
John P.sutten
Newrasks
Fitzgerald
Irish Land League
League
Gannon
Like Township Detective Company Appointed Bank Examiner
At the State House Hiram Leiter of Brazil is named state bank examiner to fill the vacancy from Senator Barry Francis’s death. The report hints Frank Haymaker insulted Johnson County justice by allegedly stealing two turkeys for Illinois. Indiana reports diphtheria and typhoid in several areas with Crawfordsville hardest hit. The state treasurer’s office faces creditor pressures over $60,000 in legal fees and board of agriculture debts.
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Like Township Detective Company
Marion County
Hiram Leiter
Brazil
Barry Francis
Frank Haymaker
Johnson County
Illinois
Miss Justice
Dian
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Athens
Hoosier Land
Galls
State House
State Board of Agriculture
Capitol
Irvington
Johnson
Campaign Warfare in City Elections Tangle South Side Stronghold
A two party battle for mayor rages with Democrats defending Mayor Sullivan’s record and Republicans pressing a South Side push. Grubbs and Taggart, amid claims of corrupt funding, predict victory though poll work and personal canvassing continue citywide.
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Hach
Dir
Grubs Bas
Taggart
Sullivan
German Conference Evades Settlement Amid Telegram Row
Late Friday lay delegates to the German conference received a telegram from the dissident faction led by Bishop Dubs in Philadelphia urging laymen to aid in settling ministerial troubles. The Philadelphia and local bodies split, with threats of court action if arbitration fails. Reports to be acted on Monday. Additional world items note Samoa turmoil, European warships to China, storms near New Brunswick, Rome riot at Victor Emmanuel tomb, Tanna hurricane impacts, Gladstone warning Lords, Barillas defeat, and peaceful prospects in distant news.
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Jane
Philadelphia
Bishop Dubs
Paisa
Unity
Lux
Andia
Bowman
Esher
OiThe
Samoa
China
New Brunswick
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Tanna
Gladstone
New Castle
House of Lords
New York
Barillas
Revolutioniera
Inother
Gould Suffering But Denies Illness At Home
In Invincton New York on October 3 Jay Gould did not travel to attend business. Reports of sickness were denied as servants said he was up and about. The article also notes cigar makers convention details and other brief items from Ottawa to Halifax.
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Invincton
N. Y
Jay Gould
New York
Gould
International Cigar Makers
Didianngpolis
Tomlinson Hall
Cigarmal Sre’ Union
Goldy
Doherty
Strasser
Gemners
New York City
Gempers
James Valesh
Ianes
Henry Abrahams
Cigar Makers’international Union
Joba i’. Schenck
Pennsylvania
Alabama at the Ranch Impresses with Quiet Originality
A review lauds the upcoming Alabama at the Ranch as a moving, American production not in loud speeches but in refined emotion. Armstrong woos Carey Preston with earnest lines, while Irish references spark curiosity about a meaning of Cruiskeen lawn. Nellie McHenry's circus night and fashion appearances are noted along with local merchants and shop updates.
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Alabama
Stars and Stripes
Armstrong
Carey
Cara
Boston
Carey Carey
Carey Preston
Son
Nellie McHenry
English
Nellie
Bank Embezzlement and Perjury Shake Ulster County Savings Bank
In Kingston and Ulster County the savings bank failed to open on Saturday with an estimated loss of at least $500,000. Depositors are in an excited state as officers face arrest. Treasurer Ostrander and Assistant treasurer Trumpbour are accused of defrauding and perjury linked to doctored bank reports over two decades. Directors signed falsified statements while the scheme grew.
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Kinasyox
Ulster County Savings Bank
Preston
Tramphbour
Trumpbour
Astrander
Dill
Kingston
Ostrander
Kingston Bank
Quail Season Hype As Hunters Brace For Law Change
Local readers report eagerness ahead of October 15 game law release with quail and dove abundance. Hunters anticipate widespread quail roams from fields to towns while ducks wait for colder weather. Petty cautions about safety and possible accidents accompany plans as preparations begin and supplies rise.
President Likely to Recommend No Silver Legislation
The Commercial Bulletin reports that President will oppose new silver laws in the coming session, sticking to general credit language and avoiding repeal of last summer's act or further inflation steps. Secretary Foster will follow a similar course in his congressional report, with limited support for coinage schemes and likely sharper denunciation of foreign silver ideas.
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Warrison
Foster
New York
Commercial Bulletin
Hitlemore
Dr Marys Trouble In Frasovia Over Linen Delay
Dr Mary Walker freed on condition to leave town failed to depart by nightfall as the laundryman was not finished with her linen. He worked through the night at town expense. She promised to leave Murderer Aling alone thereafter.
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Mary
Frasovia
N, BY
Mary Walker
Weather forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis area
For Indiana and Indianapolis vicinity the 24 hours ending 10 am Oct 4 1841 expect fair weather with cooler Sunday. Showers possible in northern portions and occasional rain. Temperature near steady.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Religious services and ads mix in city streets
In a scattered schedule, First Presbyterian Rev Haines preaches evening on The fool in business life at Central Christian Rev Lucas offers morning Home sweet home and evening The end of the world. New church chapel Rev EB Daniels morning The darkening of the sun and the comme of the Lord. Seventh Presbyterian Rev Hunter morning Shall the Columbian exposition be opened on the Sabbath day. Also promotional notes claim Hood s Sarsaparilla ingredients are pure and Beecham s Pills for biliousness.
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First Presbyterian
Haines
Central Christian
Lucas
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Heplinger
Noweas
Clarke
Loxton
Cet
the Chronicle
City Live
Tae Sex
LAW and Order
Council
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Hin
Alfred Potts
Dh Sun
Masgrs
Hacker & Britton
Talbot
Riggs
Var
Barrigan
Christopher C. James
Saugerties
Yica
Newton W. Leonard
James
Curcaco
Weaver
Iowa
Alliance
Wasa
P. J. Murphy
Pueblo
Harry Foster
Sussex
N. B
Cant. Heaming
Gevuerous
Republica and
Democratic City Committees
Dens Goss
Cucrepablians
Damasrats
Thare
Borod
Sty
Grubbs
Taggartt
Democratic
Mansur
Anm
Fashinaron
Henry Wool
James Grenge
Chicago
Lenons
Beatrice
Queen Victoria
Yynnee Henry of
Battenbere
Balmoral Easile
Halivax
N.S
Hugh McMaster
John O'Connors
Oconnors
McMaster
Oman
Matsvillte
C. W. Sparks
Robinson County
H. H. Betty
Luem
Rupp and Rosberg
Weyer & Co
N. Miasat
Elder's
Bob Whith
John Gasper
Billy Allen
John Spann
Tur Sux
Henry Smith
Hugh Goudy
Avance
Kankakee
Mwarry Springsteen
Cometock
Suipe
Beechara
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