Fiery Streetcar Fight Leaves Cox Angry at Board
Attorney Cox of the Cincinnati street railway syndicate pressed for a street franchise in Indianapolis. He accused the board of dodging his terms while condemning John P. Frenzel and John Holiday for political influence. The session lacked Scherrer and ended without a clear concession.
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Attorney Cox
Cincinnati Street Railway Syndicate
Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Mr. Conduitt
Mr. Defrees
Scherrer
Sun
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Dohs P. Frenzel
Tom Sullivan
Conduitt
Condu
John P. Frenzel
Mr. Cox
Sim Coy
John Holiday
Bys
Mr. Sherrer
Indignant reply from Ali En Simms over riot interview
Alien Simms, a colored millinery employee, denounces a Sentinel interview about the Indiana ave riot. He claims reporters and Manning Dickson misquoted him and accuses Republicans of bias and attempting to influence votes. Simms asserts he never spoke of a riot and recalls tense city ward meetings and political tension.
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Alien Simms
Farnley & McCrea Millinery House
Sun
Sentinel
Indiana Ave
Manning
Dickson
Republican
Republican Committee
Henry Sweetland
Grand Jury
Séth
Hill
Bucktown
Simms
Three Men Fatally Hurt in Elevator Accident
Shelbyville in October report says three workers at Shelby cabinet company finishing rooms were hauling furniture from an upper story when an elevator rope broke. Foreman Joseph Schot Clint Neilly and Henry Thayer plunged about 35 feet to the floor. All are probably fatally injured.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby Cabinet Company
Joseph Schot
Clint Neilly
Henry Thayer
Real Estate Market Holds Back After Election
Real estate activity pauses amid political concerns as buyers await results. Gas supply and interior properties drive demand. suburban sales improve in areas like Irvington with flexible terms, while sellers quote higher prices on parcels once electric lines boost value. Local dealers note cautious optimism and plans to close deals post election.
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Irvington
Thaga
Austin Prather
Tau Sux
Cincinnati
Thomas Spann
Piora frances to be name of Cleveland’s daughter
It is reported that ex president Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland will name their baby Piora frances. The name honors Mrs. William C. Whitney, wife of the ex secretary of the navy. The Franses may be added at Mr. Cleveland’s request. Mrs. Whitney is in Lenox and plans a costly gift for the child. The carrier on the Cleveland route is overwhelmed by mail about the infant.
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Flora Frances
Cleveland
New York
Piora Frances
William C. Whitney
Whitney
Giseu Seys
Wilday Morning
Olsen
Win
Hamlin
Sullivan
Lux
Hanlin
Ow. Olsen
Iever
Ecumenical Methodist Conference Sessions in Washington
In Washington Ohio the Ecumenical Methodist conference held morning and addressed ecumenical methodism. Rev Dr Walter secretary of the western conference read an essay on the present status of Methodists in eastern sections. Addresses were given by Rev Meadrift of the Methodist New Connection Rev Jan Donnelly vice president of the Irish Methodist Church and Rev J H Batt of the Bible Christian Church.
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Wasuincion
Critics Skeptical of Branch Theatre Companies
A local column argues branch companies harm theater as they replace original troupes with inferior productions. It cites Henry burlesque at English's and past imitators from Don Thompson and Charlie Hoyt, noting audience reception and the warning that better shows are needed if New York managers insist on division. The piece also previews upcoming Grand Opera House bills, including the Carlton opera company’s Indigo and the Duff opera company with Helen Bertram.
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Charlie Hoyt
Texas Steer
Grand Opera House
Hoyt
Don Thompson
Old Homestead
Thompson
Alabama
New York
Henry Barlasque Company
English’s
Texarkana
Henry Burlesque Company
Watch Club Showcases Latest Watches and Diamonds
The American Watch Club Co presents new watches and diamonds to customers. Rupp and Rosberg, leading merchant tailors, bring forty nine years of experience. Visit 21 N Pennsylvania Street for details.
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American Watch Club Co
Pennsylvania-st
Rupp and
Rosberg
Penn
Tom Taggart Denies Coy Contact in Fierce Campaign
Chairman Tom Taggart asserts a split with Sim Coy in the race, claiming Coy worked with Republicans and was paid to leave the city. Taggart says he has proof of Coy's Republican ties, vows to win despite the confrontation, and ridicules any compromise.
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Tom Taggart
Lux
Democratic Committee
Sim Coy
Auditor’s Offic
Nea
Tom
Republican Committee
Coy
Bim
Hig
Mr. Day
Life in Japan The Women The Government and Other Matters
Henry M Tayama a Japanese minister attends a conference of German ministers in Naperville Ill He speaks three languages attends college four years plans to return to Japan as a minister He discusses women politics and progress comparing Japan with America and China He notes Japanese women are valued while public baths involve only the lowest classes He leaves for Naperville Saturday Bruner absent in court case and bonds discuss forthcoming developments.
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Henry M. Tayama
First Evangelical Church
Mr. Tayama
Naperville
Ill
Ind
Flo
Sun
Hiis Countey
Japan
Bin
Tayama
Feoan
Dapan
Fihiek
Rothur
Pan
Hones
Dapur
Campira
America
China
Republic of Armorica
Hera
Trains Collision Kills Fireman in Freight Yard Crash
Early Friday an Erie bound freight wreck near the river yard after a wheel broke under a car. A westbound yard engine crashed into the wreckage, trapping Fireman John Tibbetts who died at hospital. Engineer Frank Blakey and brakeman J Howling were injured. Passengers, all Erie employees, were thrown from seats but none seriously hurt.
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Terrther
Ilan
Rinenwoon
Eris Road
Frank Blakey
John Tibbetts
Tibbetts
Engineer Blakey
Dbeakeman J. Howling
Erie
Clemency Commutes Tax Case Sentences in Mississippi Men
President Hayes grants clemency commuting 30 day imprisonments to 15 days in county jail with fines for James M. Nunnery George W. Gunter and R B Wilkinson of Mississippi. Attorney General had declined clemency. Weather shows Indiana cool with frost. Indianapolis forecast cooler with frost overnight.
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Washington
Get
Harrison
Internal Revenue
James M. Nunnery
George W. Gunter
R. B. Wilkinson
Mississippi
Parnell Death and Funeral Plans Amid Distress in Ireland
The report details Charles Stewart Parnell’s final illness in Galway, his death amid intense pain, and the debate over the cause of death. It covers remarks by doctors denying sensational rumors, Mrs Parnell’s vigil, and funeral arrangements from Brighton to Dublin, with family and Irish members debating interment at Glasnevin or Wicklow.
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Ireland
Torr
Dowers
Parnell
Sophie
dJonn Redieth
Jowers
Parnel
Mira
Brighton
Rauains
County Nicklow
Parcell
London
Jon
Kelley
Chantel
Trish Mail
Dublin
Glasnevin
Wicklow
Postoffice Box Renting Shows Low Demand in Town
A local Post Office report notes only 125 of 150 mail boxes are rented with traveling salesmen and distant firms holding keys for convenience. Rates range from a penny to a quarter, lower than similar cities, while many residents still rely on general delivery. The piece contrasts box use with general delivery, recounting a long wait for letters and an anecdote about a man who rarely receives important mail, highlighting efficiency concerns.
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Postoffica
Hany
Basabos
Indianapolis
Riad Avustudos
Rulor
Af Avi
Ohio
Imea
John Wither
Noah
Ule
Pakl
Washington
Iman
Naval Appointments Promote Officers in Harrison Answer
President Harrison issued commissions promoting naval officers to new ranks. Names include Francis Higginson, Ann Clark, Henry Wells, J Husus Tryon, Mayd Baldwin, Ernest Norfivet, Andrew Dunlap, Benjamin Tappan, and James Cann with relative ranks of captain, lieutenant, or commander as applicable.
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Washington
Cot
Harrison
Francis J. Higginson
Ann Drose J. Clark
Henry M. Wells
J. Husus Tryon
Mayd B. Baldwin
Ernest Norfivet
Andrew Dunlap
Benjamin Tappan
James J. Cann
Heutenabt
Thoroughbred and Harness Racing Reports Highlight Allerton Victory
The article details a sequence of harness races at Granil Rapids and nearby tracks. Nelson, Williams, and Allerton compete in multiple heats with Allerton delivering decisive wins by narrow margins, including a 2:15 time in one heat and a late burst past Nelson.
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Phelps
Chicago
Morris Park
Sleipner
Belle
Elham
Port Chester
St. Marina
Vanquet
Loujaville
Kinesem
Lake Breeze
Fred S. Wilkes
Toea
Yai
Grant
Abdallah
Allerton
Granil Rapids
Nelson
Williams
Alerton
New York Store Anniversary Substitutes Planned
Due to reorganization the blind asylum Dane is unavailable for the anniversary. Planoforts recitals and cornet solos will be performed by musicians from the blind asylum instead. Purvis DRY Goons Co.
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New York
Blind Asylum
Purvis Dry Goons Co
Elevator Falls in City Grocery Firm Building
A two story elevator at Severin and Oysternsver's wholesale grocery on 51 S. Meridian street dropped from the third floor into the basement Friday morning while two men, Wim Shenecker and Matt Dewald, were moving a load. Dewald suffered a broken foot and other injuries. Steinecker, more seriously hurt with both legs broken below the knees and severe facial and internal injuries, likely fatal. Ambulances arrive. firm personnel delay details while reporters are kept out.
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Melt Dewald
Wm. Steinecker
Severin & Oysternsver
S. Meridian St
Devwald
Stienecker
Dawald
Railroad St
Stroneckar
Sun
Her Diiid Was Wrong and She Killed Herself
Anna Heron committed death by own action Thursday afternoon about 4 o'clock at Dr. Fletcher's sanitarium on the corner of Pennsylvania and North streets. She had a handkerchief tightly looped about her neck and a weight and piece of shot used, her brother and Dr. Fletcher detailing a history of wealth, mental illness, and prior self harm attempts. The account notes perpetual watchfulness, a 30 minute absence before discovery, and remarks on heredity, wealth, and personal crisis mania.
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Anna Heron
Dr. Fletchers Sanitarium
Pennsylvania and
North Sts
Dr. Fletcher
SUN
Ann Heron
College Ave
Sean
Ana
Attu
Krankim County
Chase to tour Ohio as Freuh governor seeks support
At the state house governor Chase planned to start a stump tour in Ohio to aid Messin ey. Commissioners push ahead on a monument foundation and terrace wall with stonework about 15 feet high. Visitors from Evansville connected to Philips Witig may learn more at the governor's office. In the capital city political chatter stays light as state politics dominate. A canvasser reported only six Republicans among the state house. New lockers and sewer pipes advertised by A B Moyers Co at 450 N Miss.
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Philips Witig
Evansville
State House
Court House
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EVO
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the Grand
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Edouard Strauss
Tme
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Satan
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Johnson
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Norton
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Girls’ Industrial School
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Schoal Louse No. 4
Delaware
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Elkhart
Pearl St
Tis
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Morris
Virginia Ave
Harry Drew
Pennsylvania St
Prand
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John Carroll
Thad Stevens
Abe McPeak
Eddy Sullivan
Edward Zearing
Walter McKuient
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Esher
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Isaah
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Patrick Griswold
dJeenie Warren
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Ema Taers
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Albert F. Fink
Come
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Wagoner
Lepaxon
Wagoner Brigade
Hans
John K. Trowdy
Stanton J. Peelle
Judge Rinehart
Opera House
Postoffice
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Yalne SO
Severin & Gsterman’s
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Matt Dewald
Voor Ann Heron
William
Germany
Karl
Wurtembere
Jeaham II
Michael
Russia
Clea
Timperer Nicholas
H. T. Coffin
Lowa Loan and Trust Company
Watt St
Broadway
Gov. Chase
Capitol
Messiney
Wm. L. Elder
A. B Moyers
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