Quarrel Between Dr. Lucas and Gen. Weaver Recalled
The piece recounts a Des Moines street car clash ten years ago between Rev. Dr. Lucas and Gen. Weaver amid Iowa politics. Weaver accused Lucas of misstatements on prohibition, a confrontation ensued, and Lucas later said the incident was exaggerated while noting Weaver’s abuse but no physical strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lucas
Central Christian Church
Gen. Weaver
People's Party
Des Moines
Weaver
Iowa
Fucus
Jr. Lucas
Utter Acces
Than Sreenbacker
Ren. Weaver
Dr.Lucas
Dr. Jaucas
Tur Sun
Gov. Sherman
Limade
Chilean Minister Brings Treaty and Pride in Self
Chilean minister Patrick Egan arrived in New York from Panama aboard the Newport and was greeted by Irish societies. He carried a treaty with Don Isidoro Errazuriz to settle claims against Chilean authorities and dismissed charges of backing Balmaseda as false, claiming good relations with the Chilean community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimself
New York
Patrick Egan
Panama
Newport
Don Isidoro Errazuriz
Chili
Revolutionary Party
Balmaceda
Pote
Trumbull
Ife
Supreme Court weighs early hearing in apportionment suit
The Supreme Court Tuesday granted the petition to advance the apportionment case for an early argument. Winter & Elam and Mark Forkner represent the plaintiffs. State Senator Morgan Chandler of Hancock and Bush counties filed an intervening petition, granted, to protect his legislative membership regardless of outcome. Further action postponed to Dec 11 for written briefs. The attorney general was invited to represent the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Winter & Elam
Mark Forkner
Morgan Chandler
Hancock
Bush Counties
General Assembly
Trouble at Netherington and Berner Iron Works
Heat divides workers as 15 boilermakers refuse to work at South-st Netherington & Berner citing friction with non union foreman John Knox. Office denies trouble while a union meeting Tuesday aims to decide if all union men will be ordered out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherington & Berner
John i Knox
Hundred Switchmen Quit in Columbus Over Wage Scale
One hundred switchmen employed by the Big Four railroad in Columbus quit work Tuesday morning demanding the same wage scale as those in Cincinnati yards.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
ColvmBus
Multiple local items touch empire theater and fair plans
A false alarm sent the fire department to Empire theater Tuesday morning. Prof Bennett’s two year old son died Monday at 321 East Ghost Street. Board of Trade governors decided Monday night to hold the state fair in 1833 as usual despite the world fair. Ralph Beaumont will address Laborers at Reichwein's hall Tuesday evening from the People's Party standpoint. OG. F Kennedy will discuss city and state matters. The Tippecanoe club debated attending the Chicago world's fair dedication. they may hold a supplementary political parade but will likely stay for dedication events and meet Wednesday to decide. Births list several families with names and ages. Marriages license: Edwin E Gross to Matilda L Codes, William E Lincoln to Edith J Yandes. Water Company forms Manufacturers' Natural Gas Co with $200,000 capital. officials named and mains to begin in ten days.
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Empire Theater
W. W. Bennett
E. Ghiost
Board of Trade Governors
Ralph Beaumont
Reichwein
OG. F. Kennedy
Tippecanoe Club
Chicago
Bieras
Charles
Gertha Balke
Dora Mahan
Florence Burton
Edgar
Mrs. Lawrence
Mary Cohan
Timothy
Rose Feeney
Duatus
Talant Sturgis
Fort Wayne-ave
Mary E. Scott
Howard St
Mamie Alexander
Ashat
Hetherington & Berner
The
Water Company
E. ©. Atkins
John M. Shaw
F. A W. Davia
Hamilton County
Democratic Clubs Convene In New York With Cleveland Attendance
President Chauncey F. Black opened the convention at the Academy of Music as a sea of colors filled the hall. He praised Cleveland and Stevenson and denounced Republican tax policies. President Cleveland spoke, followed by Gen Collins, with letters of regret read and a sympathetic resolution adopted against the force bill and tax laws.
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New York
Chauncey F. Black
Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
Cleveland
Black
Stevenson
Jie
Collins
Real Estate Congress Opens Largest National Meeting
The National Real Estate Association holds its annual conference in Berraio with Tuesday morning sessions continuing through Thursday evening. Guy Flower delivers welcome. Henry George discusses single tax, while ex-Gov Hubbard of Texas outlines changed commercial relations. Gov Flower departs for a Erie Canal tour aboard a steam yacht.
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Berraio
National Real Estate Association
United States
Guy. Flower
Henry George
Gov. Flower
Hrie Canal
Pugilist Mitchell Arrested for Assault in London
Charlie Mitchell was charged at Bow Street with assaulting an elderly man, George Savage, in the Strand early Tuesday. Savage was taken to hospital. Mitchell was released on bail to answer for his actions. In San Francisco the Siddons Smith draw fight was settled with each boxer receiving 960.
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Mitchell
Loxpon
Charlie Mitchell
Bowst
George Savage
Strand
Savage
San Franscisco
Siddon
Tennyson 46 Dying The Vaya of HEgland's Pest Laureata Ara Numbered
Lori Tennyson slept well Monday night with slight relief and was better Tuesday morning. Lord Tennyson's condition worsened by noon as debility increased. Ira Chase Delivers Speech at Indiana veteran reunion. officers elected for Nineteenth Indiana battery and 161st Indiana regiment at the state house. Next meeting set for G A R encampment time.
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Hegland
Laureata Ara
London
Lori Tennyson
Lord Tennyson
Ira Chase
Nineteenth Indiana Battery
161St Indiana Regiment
State House
J.S. Gilbreath
H. C. Woods
Knightstown
Aaron Shoemaker
Noblesville
Gov. Chase
Man with revolver in drunken spree attacks merchant
Lively afternoon on Delaware Street ends with William Wilson, a potato peddler, firing at James Keach after a quarrel over wagon repairs and accounts. Police subdue Wilson after a chase. he waives examination and is held on a $1000 bond for assault with intent to kill. Fireman Partee offers a different version of events.
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Delawarest
William Wilson
Ile
James I. Keach
Delaware St
Wilson
Keach
Neach
Parret Fanveart
Doherty
Baehn
Grand Jury
W. C. Partee
No. 2 Hook and Ladder Company
Vartee
Dpabst
Pariee
Quail Scarcity Cited by Marion County Farmer
A Marion county farmer told a Sun reporter quails are scarce this year. He recalled coveys last fall and only a dozen birds seen this year, attributing the decline to heavy spring rain driving quails from low ground to higher spots. He advised hunting on high ground after the rains. Also noted: Austrian Lieut Von Miklos arrived at Templehofer Feld as the first long distance rider, greeted by thousands.
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Sun
Marion County
Bani
Lieut
von Miklos
Buzzars
Templehoferfeld
Quarantine Lifts as Ships Move to Hospitals
The quarantine over Camp Low and Camp Erbenk Kerben was lifted Monday. Three patients were sent to Hillis Island hospital. The Bohemia transferred its passengers to Hoffman Island, marking the last infected ship. Fifty two horses burned to death in a stable fire on East Seventy first street, causing $12,000 in losses and injuring two firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Camp Low
Camp Erbenk Kerben
Hillis Island Hospital
Hoffman Island
Dyeing and Cleaning and Cancer Cure Claim at Dr Buikin's
Fragmentary notice advertises dyeing and cleaning at 67 N Pennsylvania and promotes a cancer cure by Dr Buikin. Readable details are limited and no verifiable medical claims are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s
Dra Works
Pennsylvania-st
Indianapolis Gun Club Fall Meet Opens At Fairview Place
The Indianapolis Gun Club launches its annual fall meet at Fairview Place near Fairview Park with local and out-of-town marksmen. Visitors include George and J. R. Elliot of Kansas City and Bob White expert John Rubel of Chicago. Events span amateur target shooting with close scores and plans call for sparrow contests on Thursday and Friday.
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Indianapolis Gun Club
Fairview Place
Fairview Park
Lsrre
George and
J. R. Elliot
Kansas City
John Rubel
Chicago
Bob White
Parker
Brook
Ind
Indiana
Led. Vorhees
Crawfordsville
W. W. Thompson
Laffayette
Easton
Ohio
M.A. Keller
New York State
Whelier
Washburn
Lockwood
Suobe
Hershey
Keller
Grube
Eiliot
Liershey
Vorhees
Thompson
Ivent
Nichards
Shobe
Aston
Olo
Allen
Sun
Blacksmith Brotherhood Meets in City for Delegates
The Brotherhood of Blacksmiths held an 8 o'clock Tuesday morning meeting. Committees were not ready to report and asked for expressions from delegates before action. The session adjourned at 10 50 to reconvene at 2 PM. Delegates gathered at the state house at noon for photographs. A banquet is planned for Wednesday night to honor visitors. Mayor Sullivan spoke at Monday’s reception, with S W Morgan and Grand-secretary Knight also contributing remarks.
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Pakem
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Ssfonday
Stats House
Sullivan
W. Morgan
Knight
Clean Shirt Dispute Ends In Court Between Married Couple
Mary Owens, accused of assaulting her husband John Owens over a clean shirt, testified he sought a shirt last Saturday and was wounded with a case knife. The couple, married four months, gave conflicting accounts of past violence as the case moved to trial.
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Mary Owens
Dusgbach
John Owens
Owensek
Tie
Cowens
Florida Elections Quiet as Light Voter Turnout Persists
Jacksonville report notes election day in Florida with fine weather and low voter participation. The piece mentions new parlor goods available at Wm L Elder's and gives a snapshot of local activity on a Tuesday in October.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Oct
L. Elder
Law trial on Bruce estate stirs censure and defense
In circuit court Judge Brown heard James A Bruce’s suit to quiet title against Mason Osgood and others. Bruce accuses opponents of fraud and collusion involving James P Baker and Judge Tarkington. the judge sharply rebuked the allegations, stating they were baseless slander. Attorney Rooker plans a hearing after Bruce’s deposition to challenge the second paragraph.
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Bruce
Oine
Brown
James A. Druce
Mason
Sgood
Geo. Bruce
Churchan
Osgood
James Bruce
W. V. Booker
James P. Baker
Gscood
Tarkington
Booker
Baker
Mason Osgood
Jas
Ooker
James A. Bruce
Gageod
Alice
Lam
Garris
Judge Tarkington
Attorney Rooker
Mr. Bruce
Mr. Rooker
Character Study of a Wandering Reporter Tyndale Palmer
A portrait of Tyndale Palmer a young newspaper man famed for grand schemes and quick moves in journalism and acting. The piece traces his audacious interview with Lake Shore road official Newell and his rapid shifts between reporting and stage work.
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Tyndale Palmer
Welsbach Incandescent Light Company
Cleveland Press
Tyndale Palnis
Aeasyst
Prince Albert
Alr
Palmer
Newell
Lake Shore Road
Efe
Chicago
United States
D Palmer
Tie
Mr. Palmer
Indianapolis Council Bids Farewell To Olsen
Mr Olsen retires from the Indianapolis common council after moving to ward 3. The council passes resolutions of regret and praises his service as he bids farewell amid emotional scenes. A water safety ordinance is discussed but voted down, street changes are approved, and a factory fire with $40,000 loss is reported at See in the Ghio valley.
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Olaf Glaen
Indianapolis
JL. Steward
Olsen
Board of
Nineteenth-st
Sherman-st
Ward 14 Young Republicans organize first meeting
The young republicans of ward 14 organized one Monday night by electing Harry Williams president. Hon Jas McNulty and others addressed a ward 15 republicans meeting Monday night. A club of 83 members formed. Ralph Beaumont of the populist party spoke at the corner of Washington and Pennsylvania streets Monday night declaring more workingmen have risen against disturbances than soldiers in the U S army and cited the third party as a solution.
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Ward 14
Harry Williams
Jas, McNulty
Ralph Beaumont
Washington
Pennsylvania Sts
United States Army
Fires Plague Indianapolis as Incendiaries Strike City
Fire department battles a surge of arsons blamed on mischief makers and cranky individuals. September records show 58 fires the most in city history, with October starting similarly. Officials pledge prosecution of open trash burning and have noted coal oil odors at some blazes. The Thorpe block incident prompted a department run to a trash fire.
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SUN
Indianapolis
Board of Public Safety
Thorpe Block
Atta. m
Radical Sermon Sparks Episcopal Church Controversy
The Times reported Bishop Johnson of Texas warned during the cornerstone ceremony for a new mission house that the Church of Rome is a foreign church ruled by a foreign autocrat. He claimed Rome directs American Catholics and that Newark convention aimed to isolate immigrants from American ideas and keep them true to old world traditions.
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Ronis
Niew York
the Times
Episcopalian Mission House
Johnson
Texas
Episcopal Church
Tiome
Rome
America
Newark
United States
Elizabeth Munmough Seeks Divorce and Custody
In a superior court filing on Tuesday, Elizabeth Munmough seeks divorce from Lopez Mumrough. She alleges he drinks, uses profanity toward their children, provides no support, and was recently imprisoned for assault and battery. She also requests custody of their five children: Minute, Auntie, Edward, John, and Harry.
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Elizabeth Munmough
Lopez Mumrough
Liiz Sin
Lopez
Elizabeth
Minute
Auntie
Edward
John
Harry
Oscar
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