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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1893

Page

1

Fireman shot by special officer sparks Moorefield riot

A mass of 300 plus spectators, including schoolgirls, witnessed a gunfight when a gray mustached officer aboard a train opened fire on a crowd at Moorefield roundhouse. Fireman John B. Pitts, 23, died from internal injuries after being struck while his union colleagues faced off with scabs and constables. Coroner’s inquest yielded conflicting witness accounts as authorities seek the gunman’s identity amid continued labor tensions.

Big Four Moorefield John B. Stokes John B. Pitts Round House Spevigil Dillon St Morefield Aiusilade Washington St Washington Pitta Peter Cutshaw Pitts Wee Oscar Deitch Washington At Wright St Beck Griefstricken Kregele & Whitsett Crown Hill Stokes Deitch Chicago Koepler Sun Silaira Union

Prohibition candidate questioned residency for mayor

The sun report notes Haines, the prohibition candidate, is alleged to have not resided in the city five years. The city charter and a 11 £ ind., 449 court decision are cited showing such residency requirements unconstitutional. The writer cites a March 7, 3659 law and constitutional prohibition of special privileges as grounds. Respectfully, W. B. Watson.

P. Sun Haines Supreme Court Casa W. B. Watson

Indiana Weather Outlook Cooler with Occasional Rains

The forecast for Indiana calls for cooler conditions with occasional rains on Friday. Saturday is expected to be cooler and fair, with continued clear or pleasant conditions into Sunday.

Indiana

Bitter Morning Taste Aids With Simmons Liver Regulator

Advertises Simmons Liver Regulator to correct a sour stomach sweeten breath and cleanse a coated tongue. Mentions new sideboards at William L Eldor's store.

Simmons Liver Regulator L. Eldor

Brotherhood Meeting Signals Potential Streetcar Tie-Up

A tense Brotherhood meeting warns of a possible streetcar strike over recent dismissals by the company. Discharges of Conductor Elmer Hall and Motorman Haskell sparked anger, with unions accusing unfair practices and imported replacement workers. A committee was sent to press Manager McLean and national officers, and resolutions petition fair treatment while plans hinge on the national outcome.

Brotherhood Elmer Hall Haskell Columbia-ave Hall McLean Halls Menager Mclean Stringer Messrs Dora, Bayard and Clements Cleveland Sullivan Ater Street Railway Brotherhood Miclean Tun Sun Son

Handy with a gun leads to fatal shooting at Lovington

Decatur Illinois October 6 Perry Reynolds was fatally shot at Lovington Thursday evening by John Wadwood who allegedly was refused credit for drinks. Ben Dickson was shot in the side losing an eye and his father was shot in the right hand. Wadwood used a shotgun and is jailed at Sullivan.

Decatur, Lll Perry Reynolds Lovington John Wadwood Ben Dickson Dickson Wadwood Sullivan Iriah Hill Meek and Dillon Sts Sim Coy John Rockford Coy Board of Public Works Cadi Romeo Stuart Madisonave McCarthy St

Paving Contracts Awarded for City Alleys on Meridian and Nearby Streets

Browder and Shover received Friday contracts to pave brick alleys near Meridian Washington Georgia and Pennsylvania Cheasapeake Tennessee Maryland New York Delaware streets. Rates per foot range from 1.58 to 3.06 dollars with Wabash clay brick No 2 specified. Board of Public Works tabled a petition for a bridge over Pogue's Run at Newman Street.

B. of P. W Newman St

Spaniards Called To Arms In Spain City Crisis

Oct 6 report from Arma Mapnip: people rage over the attempted assassination of the Melli Ja garrison and every town issues calls to arms. The finance minister informed the queen regent Vriday of a 90,000,000 pesetas reserve to outfit an expedition against the Moors.

Mapnip Melli Ja Vriday

Harvest Excursion to the West and Southwest by Monon Route

An advance notice advertises a harvest excursion on Oct 106 via the Monon Route to the West and Southwest. For details, call at ticket offices located at 268 Illinois Street Union Station and Massachusetts Ave.

Monon Illimois St Union Btation Massschusets Ave

UP GOES THE PAYROLL FOR CITY STREET WORK

The Large Hearted Board of Works approves a weekly payroll of 2415.69 without a grant, a jump from last year’s little over 500. If this pace continues, street department costs could reach 125000 per year, despite expectations of a next week shrinkage.

Board of Works Street Department

Democrats Nominate State Officers at Acclamation in AsaRatoa

At AsaRatoa on Oct 3 the state convention nominated Cord Meyer for secretary of state Frank Campbell for comptroller Simon Rosen dale for attorney general Hugh Duffy for treasurer and Martin Schenck for state engineer by acclamation. The convention highlighted women delegates to the constitutional convention and praised Cleveland. The pivotal judge of the court of appeals nomination Isaac T. Maynard was cheered after Wiedman opposed him. The same day the New York Republican state convention opened in Syxactsn with temporary chairmen denouncing Maynard and committee appointments pending.

AsaRaToca Cord Meyer Frank Campbell Simon W. Rosendale Hugh Duffy Martin B. Schenck Mia Lillie Devereux Blake Chenango Franklin Livingstone Monroe Oswego Queen’s Rockland Steuben Wayne Sullivan Meegan Albany Flower Cleveland Congress Court of Appeals William Vanamee Middletown Jude Isaac T. Maynard Wiedman Stockland Maynard Syxactsn N. Y Cullinen

Sanitary livestock report and legal notices from state events

The Sanitary Livestock Commission met at the state house Friday and reported little sickness among stock. The State Health Board Friday discussed applying the smallpox appropriation. Detectives arrested Andy Van Meter and Estella Wyatt. Van Meter was found with a gold watch case number 2270092. Annie Wagner's murder trial for the Stoeaters family is delayed weeks. The Girls Industrial School opening in Tomlinson hall was postponed a week due to a room conflict. A temporary injunction barred Hackmen from soliciting patronage near Jackson price. William Schultz sues Wilhelmina Metzger for 10000 over a drug store explosion plumbing. his father sues for 9000 for services. Lizzie Lots, 26, declared insane after claiming to be U S president. Bank depositors funds to prosecute Haughey have not materialized. Vinson Carter oversees subscriptions. Commissioner O Bryan reported on D E Stone furniture company creditors. property valued at 40000 with three mortgages, including Bank of Commerce. Sale recommended subject to mortgage liens. if Bank of Commerce mortgage invalid, purchaser pays mortgage to trustee. If no full sale, separate sale of stock and plant advised.

Sanitary Livestock Commission State House State Health Board McGull Andy van Meter Estella Wyatt van Meter Annie Wagner Stoeaters Jackson Price William Schultz North-st Wilhelmina Metzger Lizzie Lots United States Indianapolis National Bank Haughey Vinson Carter O’bryan D. E. Stone Furniture Company Bank of Commerce

Execution of anarchist Pallas in Barcrelona

Pallas, who tried to assassinate Gen. De Campos, was executed at Montjuich fortress grounds at 9 am amid guarded crowds. He faced death bravely, recalling his son and expressing political defiance before a firing squad and priests. He denied insanity and wished his head tested posthumously.

Barcrelona Pallas Gen. de Campos Montjuich Victor Hugo

Freshmen Strike Over Cider Ban at State College

In Bellefont, Pennsylvania, the entire freshman class of about 100 students walked out to protest the suspension of two classmates after cider was found in dorm rooms. Upperclassmen held a meeting and vowed to support the freshmen in their dispute.

Bellefont State College

Bryan Severs Democratic Ties in Lincoln Rally

Cleveland Endorsed. Lincoln Nebraska October 6 The formal announcement of Congressman Bryan's secession from the democracy made to the state convention Thursday caused no surprise It was announced that a committee representing the democracy of the state had called on the president and assured him that the party in the state endorses his course.

Cleveland Lincoln Bryan

Sullivan Victory Rumors Stir 19th Ward Bets

Rumors swirl that Sullivan will win as Democrats flood basement betting rooms with wagers and city officials forecast close results. County officials, Party rivals, and observers report hidden support lists and internal doubts as Tom Taggart and Sullivan campaign through Irish Hill and Tomlinson Hall rallies.

National trades fair and political talk spill into day

The National Carriage Builders Association celebrated at the fair Friday while Carlisle Indian School pupils paraded in the afternoon. Congress debated repeal and the federal elections bill Friday. Carlisle reported deporting Chinese would cost 10000000 dollars. Emma Goldman testified in New York on Friday claiming disbelief in God and urging bread. A track walker rushed Pittsburg and Lake Erie office at Homewood Thursday night claiming to have witnessed a derailment plotting. investigation did not corroborate his tale.

National Carriage Builders’ Association Carlisle Senete Emma Goldman New York Pittsburg & Lake Erie Homewood

Delta Storm Death Toll Soars Across Islands

New Orleans and surrounding areas report massive fatalities from the hurricane. Scattered totals include 2,500 to 3,000 dead in the delta islands with hundreds buried unburied in the Bayou Cook area. Captain Terrebonne saved 62 on Chenire island. Bay St. Louis and Grand Isle report dozens more dead, while relief efforts resume with boats carrying provisions and clothing.

New Ontwans St. Bernard Bayou Cook Terrebonne Good Mother Chenire Island Rans Pointe A la Hache Grand Prairie Grand Island New Orleans Bay St. Louis Rosalie Louisiana Marsh New Cantons Pycatine Chenire Grand Isle Bayou Andrew Cabanogne

Revolt in Brazil Reaches Rio as Admiral Rebels

Dispatches from Rio report the revolt spreading after Admiral Mello began the uprising on Sept 1. Guns were trained on Rio, telegraph lines cut, and a small fort on Santa Catharina seized. Reports say Peixoto’s forces murder, rob, and sack as panic sweeps the city.

New York Rilo Brazil World Riowag Santa Catharina Rio Herald Peixoto

Race Called Off In Wind Failure For Valkyrie

At 5 10 oclock a tug towed the yacht Valkyrie after the wind failed. The English vessel beat the American challenger by 28 minutes, and its master showed better seamanship than the Vigilant’s captain. A second trial is planned for Saturday.

New York Valkyrie

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