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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1890

Page

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A New York Style Store Opens in Indianapolis

Thursday marked a new era as Indianapolis welcomed a grand New York style establishment. The store featured modern cash handling, airy spaces, attentive clerks, and luxury departments including Japanese imports, fashion fabrics, and a bric a brac area. Crowds surged along with demonstrations, and the opening drew praise for its decor, service, and extensive selections.

Indianapolis New York Stewart’s Callar Winga Lize Siyer Katou Faro Watanuki Sheba

Spiritualism conference plans Indiana camp site and events

A four day Spiritualism gathering in Indianapolis aims to choose a site north of the city for a future camp ground. Organizers plan to spend about 1000000 on grounds with cottages and annual summer meetings. Prominent members Dr. W. J. Wasterfield and trumpet medium Charles Barnes attend, with other mediums from Michigan Ohio and Illinois. day meetings are free, nightly fees apply.

English’s Hall Maridian St Indiana Association of Spiritualism Sseo Indianapolis W. J. Wasterfield Anderson Slate Charles Barnes Caicazo Firs Story Dayton Lena Bible Michigan Luthar Crown Point Tilinoia Ohio

Harrison's Coming No Reception Planned for Sunday

The article notes preparations for President Harrison's visit are uncertain and locals doubt a reception will occur. It suggests he may arrive quietly among old neighbors, avoiding pomp, possibly traveling by train at a time making a public reception unlikely and preferring rest.

Mit Harrison Salu: Ue Mrr

Bermuda Regiment Devastated by Disease Says Dispatch

Advices from England report the Granadio razi ment, sent to Bermuda, is being devastated by illness. If the regiment is not recalled, it may be annihilated. There have been about 50 deaths as soldiers struggle with the climate.

Bermada Haiifax N. S England Barmudas Dean

Signal oficar Wappenhans in torchlight crowd at Kle

Fragmented report describes Wappenhans arriving at Kle with a torchlight procession of 10,000 people and notes his appearance in a civilian suit with Prince Albert coat. The text also mentions weather predictions, cigar prices, and political items from the era.

Kleaing Bismarck Prince Albert Germany Smopire Cizara Mr. Wappenhbans

Presh Fore ign Facts and International Figures

The article notes Presh foreign facts, stating there is no serious danger of famine in Ireland. Parnell is in poor health and will not attend outdoor events. Signor Crispi warns that Irredentism would unite Europe against all. Portugal reports Maj Serpa Pinto’s dangerous image. The return of young Pelly to Saffron Walden triggers a local celebratory day amid rumors of Birdchall’s fate.

Balfour Ireland Parnell Signor Crispi Europe England Pelly Saffron- Walden Eng Benwell Birdchall

New parlor goods at Wm. L. Elder 8 for rent

A delightful afternoon show at the Grand opera house features Sirs. Gen. Tom Thumb and her company of comedians including the Count and Baron Magic. They present the comedy drama Two Strings to Her Bow at popular prices.

Count Baro Magri Grand Opera House Tom Thumb Baron Magic

Appalling German Suicides Reported In Berlin Society

A cable report lists multiple Berlin high society suicides amid gambling debts, love affairs, and drink fueled tragedy. Notable cases include Count von Sobleinitz, Baron von Loaner, Count von Kelst, Prince Philip Schaumburg, Major von Nordana, and others, with Germany leading European suicides per population at 150 per million.

New York Ramerkabla News Berlin Count von Sobleinitz Corenor Silesia Germany Nave Antarien Linden Baron von Loaner Oraienburger Wald Count von Kelst Court Phiilip Schaumburg Siadrick Wilhelm Hana Elsie Halle Major von Nordana Hoot Suicidas Prussia Saxony Europe Socapdinaria Ireland

Faith Beliefs Tie to Child Death in Kennard Case

Authorities probe the death of a child in Kennard tied to a religious practice. Parents delayed medical care, relying on oil anointing and prayer, with the fever worsening before the child died. The mother also fell ill and refused a physician until neighbors intervened.

Ord Vite Kennard

Sugar serving machine thief skips Shelbyville

Det. 2 report W. W. Warren of New York, employed by J. I. Datra, Sugar serving machine manager, fled Wednesday night with proceeds from numerous machines he had disposed of.

Shelbyville Ind W. W. Warren New York Datra

Flatcres of Spiriting and College Track News

Nashville signings for site shaped track. Tom Ramsey joins Syracuse. Latonia winners include Milt Young Jack Brady Greg Cloud Milldale Molsnce. A stallion match set in New Orleans January for 2500 a side and 5000 purse. Baseball and athletics notes from Chicago Post with league talks and upcoming events.

Nashville Tom Ramsey Syracuse Latonia Milt Young Jack Brady Greg Cloud Milldale Molsnce Luby Anson Morris Park Costa Rica Parkridge Fitzjames Russell Racins Chesapeake Terre Hauis Winiora Grout’s Abdallah McGregor Wilkes J. W. Tedford Dalmarch Nelson Randy Maud Shared Billy Meyer Jack McAulife New Orleans Athletics Rochester Baltimora Toledo Louisville St. Louis Columbus Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland Dunlap Philadelphia Chicago Post Roger Conner Roger Hanlon Walue Brooklyn Brotherhood Association W. J. van Buren MC. A Cameron Buschman Chas. Buschman B. Worthington C. Kurts J. Hackell B.taylor Hills Hunter W. Clarke

Race ends as Indianapolis youths win bicycles in Sun contest

The Sun reports 39 bicycles awarded to Indianapolis children over two months with many yearly subscriptions. Thirty-eight winner Emil Rahke, 8, of 187 East Washington Street, and 39th winner Nellis Purviance, 14, of 801 St. Joe Street, receive prizes after months of effort. The piece touts circulation gains and advertiser interest.

Indianapolis THA Sun Issus Emil Rahke Washington St. Es Nellis Purviance St. Joe TA Sun

Ten Miners Die In Inland California Mine Blast

Split news from San Diego and Albuquerque report a deadly mine explosion seven miles inland from Magdalena, California, killing ten miners. Details are sparse with partial data and ongoing investigations. A separate item from Albuquerque notes the Tuesday election risks in Illinois and language education petitions.

San Dieno Cal Bmagaltan

Glest day cooler with warm notes of 19th century town politics

It was a Glest day like Thursday, cooler by noon and night, with a high of 76 and a low of 60. A year ago returns convinced Sullivan had won the mayoralty and Swift the clerk race, a local pun about the shifting offices. No. 2 red wheat quoted, and a matinee crowd of 2,500 women and children planned for Mrs. Gen. Tom Thimbi’s Grand Theatre event Saturday. The Bales barber shop is praised as the best by all patrons.

Thomas L. Sullivan Elias B. Swift Fanted Tom Thimbi

Bath of an Outlaw Ends in Fatal Shootout at Jail

Marengo county reports say outlaw Bob Burrows captured Tuesday was shot and killed while trying to escape. Guard J C Carter was wounded as Burrows drew pistols from surplus bags, demanded money, and opened fire. Burrows died minutes later. Carter is seriously wounded.

Hubs Monacomenry Ale Marengo County Boba Burros Wea Il Wadnesday J. C. Carter Carter Burrows McDuffie McDain Barrows

Garter bans by Miss Mary V. Lea stir Nor Mal School

The Oswego State Normal School faces a debate over hosiery as Miss Mary V. Lea enforces a dress rule banning garters or tight hosiery among female students in physical culture classes. She argues old styles hinder circulation and development, tracing shifts from corsets to high chests and snug waists.

OsvEsn Oswago England Order of the Garter Order Zeman Rovelty Mary VV Lea Indies Les Dorehoas

Saw-mill Boiler Explosion Kills Two Workers in Mississippi

A saw mill near Pointer in Navourz Mississippi exploded on Wednesday, killing F. C. Hinall and John Hinall and two black workers. The mill stood in a cypress swamp and the blast did not reach Navcurz until Thursday morning.

Navcurz Miss

Red-Headed Thief Raids Illinois House Sunday Morning

A red headed thief reportedly robbed Solo mon Claypool's house in Illinois on Thursday at 10 o clock and escaped with a gold ring. Mrs Claypool alerted others after discovering the intruder in the Khousa, prompting a call for help.

Solomon Claypool

Frightful Accident Grounds Engineer Into Pulp at Factory

Cincinnati report details engineer Henry Born ing falling into a hopper at Taylors steam works and being ground to pulp before stoppage. Pittsburg dispatch notes the Academy of Music gutted by fire on Thursday morning with costumes saved, losses about $22,000.

Cincinnati Henry Borning Taylors Steam Works Pittsburg Academy of Music

Grand Theatre to Feature Braving the World and More

Amateurs, Enguzu's-Bailan and Wart present Braving the World a new comedy with Gus Williams and John YT Kelly leading a Grand week ahead. Stuart Robson appears in The Hen ristra while A Barrel of Money shows at English's with a lifelike engine. J T Weedin plans The County Fair at the Grand amid rising Chicago receipts.

Gus Wiliams John YT. Kelly You and I Advatos John L. Sullivan Stuart Robson the Grand Bronson Howard Herbert Hall Winslow English’s J.T. Weedin Geo. Dickson Chicago

Romantic Rhode Island Scion Willie Sprague Dies by Own Action

Providence Oct 9 The death of William Sprague jr known as Willie recalls a dramatic life linked to Gov William Sprague and Kate Chase. Once tied to Canonchet and Sprague estate defenses he later wed Avis Weed then left for Seattle before his suicide. Remains to be buried in Swan Point mausoleum.

Providence William Spragie Sun Sprague Maryeifs Ais William Sprague Rhode Island Kate Chase Mustice Salmon P. Chase United States Supreme Court Orchard Ave Young Sprague Sprague Bones Castle Canonchet Chaffee Young Willie Robert W. Thompson Spragues Thompson Spragnee Bench No Weed Canouchet Weet Avis Ayia Weed Sha Col. Willam Wheaton T Willis R. I. Stlay Potter Canonchat Spreguere United States Roscoe Canklin Canorchet Seattle Sprarua Hs Ax-Covernor Swanpoint Cemetery

Capetown Bank Failure Shakes South Africa Markets

The collapse of the Union Bank of Cape Town triggers a $2.25 million loss, widespread demoralization, large-scale unemployment, and a severe financial blow unseen in South Africa. Trade falters as failures mount and economic stability erodes.

Capetown Loxspox Union Bank of Capetown South Africa

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