Charles Stewart Parnell Dies in Brighton After Congestive Chill
London reports the death of Charles Stewart Parnell ex leader of the Irish Home Rule party at his Brighton home Tuesday night after a severe chill and subsequent rheumatism. The article reviews his rise in Irish politics, key clashes with the Times, the O'Shea divorce, and his influence on Home Rule. Also noted are the deaths of Sir John Pope Hennessy and a Chicago remark on political fare. Local weather forecasts for Indiana and Indianapolis accompany the dispatch.
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London
Charles Stewart Parnell
Irish Home Rate Party
Walsingham Terrace
Brighton
Londox
Parnell
Aldrington
Ireland
Avondale
County Wicklow
Sir John Parnell
Charles Stewart
England
Cambridge
Wicklow
County Meath
Home Rule Confederation
O’shea
America
Land League
Kilmainham
Gladstone
London Times
Times
Piggott
Charles Russel
France
Irent
John Pope Hennessy
Lennox
Sir John Pope Hennessey
Kilkenny
Cork
Col Carroll's Defense Prosecutes Witnesses in Court
In Franklin Ind on a Wednesday hearing Col George Carroll fights drunkness charges. Witnesses describe his behavior near the Tinois street tunnel and a hammer remark during arrest. Carroll mocks the proceedings with Irish wit as he defends himself before the judge and is released on commitment.
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George Carroll
Wright
Tinois-st. Tunnel
Carroll
Honah
Bly
Detective Bly
Louiavillee
Franklin
Ind
Pailiff Schwab
Gore
Pfingst Improves Then Deteriorates. Case Shifts to Federal Court
Geo. Pfingst’s condition improved Tuesday but worsened Wednesday with recovery now doubtful. The suit by Broad Ripple Electric Street Railway against Edison Co for failure to fulfill the contract to build the line was moved from the superior to the U S court on Wednesday.
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Geo. Pfingst
Broad Ripple Electric Street Railway
Edison Company
U. S
Martindale Building Permit Case Resumes in City Court
The Robert Martindale building permit dispute returns to the city court with Judge Pierce Norton presiding. Denny argues the permit clause requiring oath is invalid and Perrott’s notarization fees unlawful while Bell seeks a continuance for preparation. The case is postponed to Saturday for further briefing.
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Martindale
Uni
Robert Martindale
Pierce Norton
Denny
Caleb Denny
Bell
Mr. Perrott
Perrett
Mrr
Judicial Desk
Treasury
Perrott
Grant Monument Unveiling Draws 30000 in Chicago Parade
Chicago October 7 1890 crowds march to Lincoln Park for the unveiling of a monumental Grant statue described as the largest bronze casting of its kind in the United States. The ceremony features Bishop Newman, Mayor Washburne, Judge Walter Q Gresham and remarks on Grants military leadership and political virtue. The article notes the parade route and the significance of the memorial in promoting peace and national governance.
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Chicago
Grant
Lincoln Park
United States
Dsyer
Bishop Newman
E. S. Taylor
Potter Palmer
W.C. Goudy
Washburne
Harrison
Cleveland
Hayes
Walter Q. Gresham
Washington
Blaine Not a Candidate Says Hale Amid Health Talk
In Portaimn Maine on October 7 Senator Hale says reports of Blaine’s presidential bid are false. Hale notes Blaine is seriously ill and focused on health in Augusta, not politics. He says Blaine is not seeking favors and would only run if party needs make it necessary, which is unlikely with Harroun in the mix.
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Portiamn
Blaine
Hale and
Frye
Manley
Hale
Man Jey
Mr. Hale
Bar Harbor
Augusta
Weekington
Pantic
Dickson & Talbott
Johnson
The
Sentinel
Alabama
Nellie McHenry
Democrats Skip Council Meeting Amid Roster Shakeup
Evening scene shows only Democrat Gol Hicklin present among eight Republicans. a picket line formed outside the courthouse as quorum failed. Report notes property case in Peoria and a fire at the Manhattan distillery connected building risking about 8500,00 in losses.
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Simeon Coy
Gol
Hicklin
Court House Yard
Rome
Front
Manhattan
Constantinople Briggands interrupt Haidar road plan
A band of brigands attempted to wreck a railway train on the Haidar Rachalamidt road by tearing up the track but the engineer saw danger, stopped the train, and the robbers fled up a hill when their plot failed. The report also notes theatre previews and local political intrigue surrounding the city.
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Constantinople
Act
Haidar- Rachalamidt
Hight
Heir Apparent of Roumania Weds Despite Rumors
The heir apparent abdicates to wed his chosen partner. Rumors from Chile claim Balmaceda hides at the American legation. Terrific gales rage in the Irish Sea with three ships reported sunk. Russian officers refuse champagne and instead fund famine relief. Berlin socialists adopt resolutions to expel Russia from Europe. Hawaii’s queen in danger and seeking a new seat in England. A Mt Monterosa building at 16,000 feet claims world height. Rupp and Kosbers, veteran reading tailors, note 49 years of service.
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Roumania
Chili
Balmaceda
Irish Sea
Russia
Europe
Berlin
Hawaii
England
America
Mt. Monterosa
The Coming Queen Nancy Hanks Becomes Boise Society Belle
Nancy Hanks, the Belle in Boise society, seeks the Queen of the turf title at Terre Haute this week. The five year old dark bay trotter has a rich pedigree, multiple early wins, and has defeated trotters like Allerton, with aims to break the world record at Lexington on October 14.
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Nancy Hanke
Terre Haute
Nancy
Harrodsburg
Lesington
Pittsburg
Detroit
Buffalo
Chicago
Allerton
Independence
Cambrilge City
Maude
Goldsmith Maid
B. B. Kennedy
Lexipeston
Budd Dable
Nancy Lea
Dictator
Nancy Hanka
Lexington
Robert Benner
Oor
Ministers Cleared of Charges by Conference Action
The Thre Conference reports ministers Esher and Bowman were found not guilty and the session opened at 9 AM with delegates discussing church conditions. A proposal to hold yearly meetings in Japan was debated, and homes for orphans in Germany and Switzerland were favorably received. Bowman recounted a Philadelphia telegram dispute and urged caution over arbitration. The Philadelphia conference faces internal strife as separate ministers plan to let tensions unfold.
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Esher
Bowman
Philadelphia
Lonzaga
Dubs
Butler football team trains for season with new players
Butler College outlines a growing squad as captain H T Mann leads a strong line. New members Frack Haromel, Luther Thompson, Carl Cameron, John Nichole, and others join veterans like Tom Hall and Charles Baker. Home games set for Oct 24 and Nov 26 with a potential Terre Haute match and a possible Nov 7 clash with Ann Arbor.
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Mann
Utler
S Butler
Capt. Mann
Anson
Butler
Purdue
Irvington University
H. T. Mann
Olfara
Robert Hall
Teeter
Pirdue
Hall
Frack Haromel
Wabash
Geo. Miller
Luther Thompson
Irvington
Tom Hall
Robert
Ministry
Hart
Carl Cameron
Indianapolis
John Nichole
Carl
Cullom
Frankfort
Ind
Charles Baker
Hia
Baker
Fred Robinson
Meeker
Terre Haute College
al. Butler
Ann Arbor
Pacing Race at Nashville and Contests Stir Local Racing News
The piece reports Hal Pointer and Direct pacing at Nashville with Direct winning a nose ahead in the first heat and Hal prevailing in the second. It notes a 14,000 spectator crowd, a Terre Haute event, and other races including a two year old trot Triumph and a 2:16 pace for Grant's Abdallah. Also mentioned are various figures and owners in baseball and horse racing across Chicago and Louisville.
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von der Ahe
Tony Mullane
Richardson
New York
Hutchinson
Chicago
Shugart
Pittsburg
Jerome Park
Raceland
Banquet
Dr. Wilcox
Milt Young
Delusion
Hal Pointer
Direct
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville
Ed Ashelhy
Curt Gunn
Eli Kindig
Hy Dy
Red Band
Wm. Welsh
Comanche
Chisago
Allerton
Nelson
Grand Rapids
Baltimore
Washington
McMahon
Townsend
Casey
McGuire
Madden
Foreman
McClure
Terre Haute
Hal
Josh
Pointer
Grant
Abdallah
Sherman House Hotel Expands After Remodeling
The Sherman House rapid growth in trade after remodeling makes it one of the citys most popular hotels. It crowds nightly to near capacity and is praised as clean and comfortable, attracting the traveling public.
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Sherman House
Prospects for Indianapolis home for aged women revived
The Indianapolis project to establish a home for aged women resumes after two years. Fifteen women selected for the board include Mrs. Haughey as president and Mrs. Mills among others. A 24 member board is planned with a decision next Friday on purchasing or building a new facility and location. Dr. Waterman left three quarters of an acre to build on, with site undecided between South and North sides. The home will be non sectarian and involve all city churches.
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Indianapolis
T. P. Haughey
Anna Mills
Hannah ‘Hadley
Thos
A. Hendricks
Franklin Landers
Waterman
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