Riot at Moorfield and Brightwood shops ends with mass discharges
Disturbance between Moorfield and Brightwood shop workers escalates as 17 scabs from Philadelphia and 15 scale boilermakers arrive to replace strikers. Police fire shots in air to disperse crowds. officials vow harsh action while preparing lodging and meals for incoming workers. Confrontation and potential strikes loom.
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Moorfield
Brightwood
Big Four
Salx
Dillon Siphops
Barnard
Philadelphia
Supt. van Winkle
Hallow 8
Illinois St
Supt
van Winkle
Gar- Stang
C. E. Schaff
Ingalls
Grady
Garstang
Supt. Garstang
SUN
Grand Jury
Choked by Excursion Boats Interferes With Yacht Race
New York reports the Great International Yacht Race between Vigilant and Valkyrie. Wind faded as crowds crowded the bay and excursion steamers blocked the Vigilant, allowing Valkyrie to gain. By 3:40 Valkyrie rounded the turning point and race expected to finish.
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Far
New York
New York Bay
Vigilant
Valkyrie
Bay
Hansen
Lord Dunraven
Cranfield
Navesink
Sunday afternoon life class at art school building
The night life class will organize Sunday afternoon at the art school building. Subscriptions are in order and local civic matters are noted including a proposed long distance franchise and city works.
Conductor Samuel Hiatt Killed In Panhandle Accident
Conductor Samuel G Hiatt, 27, was fatally injured when he attempted to slow a Panhandle train to eject two tramps east of Irvington Five-mile. The air brake action caused a rear car to telescope. the tramps escaped uninjured. Hiatt lived at 79 N State and left a wife and two children. His body was taken to Cambridge City for burial. he was a member of the Order of Railway Conductors.
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Samuel G. Hiatt
Irvington
Hiatt
Renihaw, Lone & Blackwell
Samuel Hiatt
Cambridge City
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Broad Ripple Road Talks In Chicago Visit
Leon O Bailey and Doc Light visited Chicago where Doc Light secured a permanent option on Broad Ripple park. Bailey avoided comment on outcomes but hinted plans to extend lines to Broad Ripple. He said the Citizens company will follow Mr McDonalds plans and that construction has always existed.
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Leon O. Bailey
Doc” Light
Chicago
Broad Ripple Park
Mr. Bailey
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Company
Nuptial Knots and Court Judgments Parade Through Town
Miss Emma White and Chas Lenhart of Mattoon wed at the bride’s home 328 Agh gt Wednesday evening with Rev H A Buchtel and Rev John KR Renkin officiating. Mrs Boyd and D M Maroney wed Maggie O’Mara at St Bridget’s church Wednesday. An old superior court judgment revived against Daniel Y Wheeler for 30502 dollars and 00 cents, tied to a tea store sale in this city, with a separate 1571 Ohio judgment for 19004 dollars 50 cents.
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Emma White
Chas. Lenhart
Mattoon, Ltd
H. A. Buchtel
John KR. Renkin
Washington, D.C
Margaret Boyd
Birs. Boyd
Washington
St. Bridget’s Church
D. M. Maroney
Maggie O’mara
D. Curran
Superior Court
Daniel Y. Wheeler
Ohio
B. W. Sherwood
W. J. Millner
Burglary and larceny cases heard as grand jury reports
In police court and criminal court on Thursday several defendants were examined or convicted. Albert Linderholm and Ben Palmer faced grand jury action for burglary and grand larceny, Charlies Williams was acquitted of burglary, Harry Ruark pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to two years. Grand jury also reported burglary and larceny charges against multiple individuals. The coroner heard testimony in the murder case of Mrs. Robert Hunt as Mrs. Adams defended her late daughter’s good name. Edward Lenihan and Michael Sullivan sustained serious injuries after incidents involving railroad property. Mrs Ella Clayton wed Frank W. Morrison with plans to reside at 466 North Pennsylvania Avenue after November. Knights of Maccabees elected officers, including Commander O. L. Kennedy and others from South Bend to Elkhart and nearby towns.
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Albert Linderholm
Ben Palmer
Charlies Williams
Harry Ruark
Leo Rogers
Ed. Lesher
Sig Carlos
Wm. Kurtch
Lester Black
L. I. Coyle
Nash Robbins
Philip Carroll
Robert Hunt
Adams
Beck
Edward Lenihan
W. Vermont
Michael Sullivan
Missouri-st
J., M.& I. Railroad Company
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ella Clayton
Frank W. Morrison
Broadway
Saeventiists
M. L. Haines
Fall Style Hats at Daltons Hatter
Mornings-Beecham’s Pills with a drink of water. Fall style hats featured at Dalton’s Hatter. See our $1.40 men’s stiff hats praised as best in the area for the money. Dalton’s Hatter, Bares Ouse.
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Beecham
Daltons
Dalton
Hatter
Objections Filed Over Receiver Failey's Iron Hall Claim
In a superior court session on Thursday morning objections were filed to Receiver Failey's report for the iron hall affairs. The challengers dispute a $10,000 service charge and assert the order was improperly issued and unrecorded. They also contest self-credited interest, banking transfers, and $7,500 in attorney fees, arguing lack of authority and excessive costs. The matter includes claims about night watchman George W. Bruce and unverified reporting, with a prospect that the iron hall quit will begin Monday in earnest.
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Art School
Bicknell
State Charities Board
Insane Hospital
Tivansville
Margaret St
F. D. Macbeth
Knights
Ladies of Honor Bookkeeper
L. D. Lockard
Bradford
Geo. Check
Louisville
Eugene Streck
Cincinnati
Board of Public Works
Woodruffave
Christopher Somerlad
Lida
John Kennedy
Fred Gauchat
First St
Teamsters’ and Shovelers’ Union
Philip Holzbauer
Thomas Scott
E. P. Hanahan
Thomas Gray
John LePaige
Holibauer
LePaige
James O. George
John A. Perkina
C. L. Madsen
Washington
Common Council
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Railroad Company
Toledo
John Montrief
Regular Army
National Asylum
National Starch Works
J. L. Blackman
Prospect St
Harrison, C
Failey
Iron Hall
Taylor
Jude
Fletcher’s Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Meridian National Bank
Capital National Bank
Merchants National
George W. Bruce
ATUC
Pailey
Two Women Declared Insane At Reform Prison
Sarah Jane Williams, 60, long imprisoned inmate, is now declared insane amid fantasies of fairies at her bed. She once choked her sister-in-law to death and was sentenced to life. Caroline Gerardy, 60 percent insane, also an inmate, allegedly attacked her husband with a hatchet in March 1890 after he trespassed at his daughter's home.
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Sarah Jane Williams
Female Reformatory
Caroline Gerardy
Night shift hero averts rail disaster near New Buffalo
Larento Indiana October 5 Chicago and West Michigan railroad bridge near New Buffalo collapsed Wednesday night. A farmer, awakened by the crash, rode a horse in night clothes to flag down an approaching passenger train. His warning prevented a likely fatal derailment and the loss of many lives.
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Larento
Ind
Chicago & West Michigan
New Buffalo
New York Democrats Silent At Convention in Saratoga
Saratoga Oct 5 The democratic state convention met with leaders agreeing to give Cleveland delegates liberal terms. William Vanams, linked to reform groups, was named to nominate Maynard for the court of appeals while D N Lockwood presided. Silence greeted administration references. cheering followed Hill and Murphy. adjournment came at 1 34.
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Saratoga
Cleveland
Wm. Vanams
Bar Association and Reform Club
Isaac H. Maynard
Court of Appeals
D. N. Lockwood
Hill and Murphy
Word from Sun Office On Mrs Brown Rumor Case
Geo Williamson, a cousin, refutes husband’s tale about Mrs Annie Brown. He says Brown forged messages to block her remarriage after divorce, claiming she was taken to Bethany, Missouri, on two requisitions and that Linthacam was used to wire money using Mrs Brown’s signature.
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Geo. Williamson
Sun
Annie Brown
Bethany
Brown
Mooney
Indiana Weather Forecast Features Fair Conditions
The forecast for Indiana calls for fair weather Thursday night and Friday with stable skies and mild temperatures. No precipitation is expected as high pressure dominates the region. Winds should remain light, allowing for pleasant outdoor conditions.
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Indiana
Chicago and Return Fare Advertisement on Monon Route
Train fare notice from Chicago for $3.50 round trip on Monon Route dated Thursday Oct 12. Tickets valid on all trains that date. Inquiries directed to the office at 26 S. Illinois St Union Station Massachusetts area.
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Monon
S. Hlinds St
Union Station
Masszeausets
Heket
Massachusetts
Interesting Session of the Mississippi Valley Medical Association
About 225 delegates and many visitors attended the Mississippi valley medical convention in Plymouth church and Meridian street venues. Notable figures included Dr John H Hamilton, editor and surgeon, and Dr J A Quinby of Jersey City, with other leaders like Dr Jos M Matthews and Dr H J Gibbs. The gathering highlighted high standards, esteem for marine service veterans, and ambitions to advance medical knowledge and surgical skill across the nation.
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Plymouth Church
Jan TF. Hibben
Richmond
Ind
W. Loeb
Ricketts
A. W. Kemper
F Thornburg
General Medical
Nf. R. Houghton
Department of
Gynecology
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
American Medical Association
John H. Hamilton
Journal of the Association
Bush Medical College
Chicago
U.S. Marine Hospital
Harrison
Washington
New York City
Marine Service
Hamilton
J. A. Quinby
Jersey City
United States
Jos. M. Matthews
Louisville
Kentucky School of Medicine
H. J. Gibbs
Ann Arbor
Mich
Gibbs
Allen DeVilbiss
Toledo
R. 8. Sutton
Pittsburg
Woman wounded at Burrytar resort in burglary case
Wm Edwards faced police court on charges of burglary and drunkenness after being found in an outhouse behind Bessie Bell's resort on West Market Street. Testimony described a prior shooting last year, when Phil Fahrbach killed himself after wounding a woman. Edwards was held on burglary after his dismissal of two trespass charges.
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Bessie Bell
Wm. Edwards
W. Market St
Migs Tell
Phil Fahrbach
Whiting Hull Jones Goodloe Deal in Waco Dry Goods
Whiting Hull Jones Goodloe, major Waco dry goods dealers, assigned Thursday. Joseph Chamberlain, leader of the unionists in the House of Commons, reached New York Thursday and predicted Gladstone's downfall.
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Whiting
Hull
Jones & Goodloe
Big Waco
Texan
Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
New York
Gladstone
Travel Deal and Parlor Goods Ads on Indianapolis Page
A transit offer lists 8.50 round trip to Chicago and 3.50 other fare, dated Saturday October 7. The notice notes Pennsylvania Lins routes from Indianapolis and mentions new parlor goods at William L. Elder's store.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Wm. L. Elder
Sullivan Doomed as German voters withhold support
A city-wide political clash centers on Sullivan as many German and other voters pledge not to back him. Despite backers and campaign funds, disaffected voters from insurance, banking, and retail sectors favor Denny, citing local grievances, street improvements, and alleged favoritism. The Sun notes signs of mutiny ahead of next Tuesday’s vote.
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Sullivan
Mr. Puggart
N. Imindisst
Denny
Clifford-ave
College Ave
Southside
Sim Coy
Coy
Order of Haquity session reports growth and leadership slate
The supreme council of the Order of Haquity reports over two years membership more than doubled to 104 local councils and 2 506 members, with 25 000 in benefits paid. New officers include Irwin as supreme councillor and Lander as secretary, all from Indianapolis. The council plans another meeting in 1805. An unrelated item notes William Ossendorf fatally injured after a fall from a train in Indianapolis area.
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Order of
Supreme Council
Order of Equity
Mr. Irwin
W. I. Lander
Granville
Wright
Frank Bowers
J. H. Taylor
G. W. Coombs
J. H. Blair
John Albershardt
Indianapolis
J. H. Chamberlain
Frankfort
A. B. Copeland
Logansport
E. A. Facer
Chicago
Waves and devestation sweep Gulf islands death toll rises
Reports from Oniwan and New Orleans describe a catastrophic storm on Sunday night and Monday. Between 1,200 and 2,000 people are dead across Mississippi delta islands with Cheniere and Shell Beach worst hit. hundreds more missing as ships, houses, and churches are lost to raging floodwaters.
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Oniwans
Lfe
Mississippi Delta
Bayou Cook
Vicayune
Cheniere
Matthew Irtezez
Dominick Mrigovich
Grand Island
Cheniere Island
Matthew Schurb
Thompson
Schurb
Annie Douglass
Shell Beach
St. Malo
Biloxi
Jiloxi
Ocean Springs
New Orleans
Asither Bay
Louisiana
Rosella Smith
Annie R
Chandlier Island
U. S. Marine Hospital
Steward Dacker
McKenzie
Mobile
Muller
Pointe A la Hache
Grand Prairie
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