Caustic Mr Ingalls Endorses Administration in Speech
John James Ingalls spoke two hours in Topeka Kansas praising President Harrigan while denying candidacy for the Senate. He attacked bigotry and urged Democratic fund-raising as supporters in Colorado and across the nation backed the Cleveland ticket and free coinage plank.
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John James Ingalls
Topeka
Kas
Harrigan
Nfarrigan
Tie
Senate
Ane
Sam
Weaver
South
William Nice
Sdarrity
Sweneach
Grover Cleveland
E. C. Benedict
J3an M. Dickinson
Slarrity
Thera
Colorado
Soprano Court
Democratic Party
Alra
Cleveland
The White Hours Invalid Washcrox Oct 10
Mrs Harri son improving nominally as of Monday with better rest noted. Monday morning she slept comfortably. In Hassone cholera report only two new cases. Sunday one death recorded.
Prize Ring Tragedy Ends In Fighter's Death At Tenn
Ten round bout between Jack Davis and Dick Barker at the Amateur Athletic Association rooms ends with Barker knocked senseless in the eighth. He dies Sunday from a ruptured brain vessel. Davis jailed on murder charges as autopsy confirms external violence. Barker’s seconds and other assistants arrested. more arrests expected.
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Bharkeer Lida't
Merits
Tenn
Amateur Athletic Association
Jack Davis
Dick Barker
Louisville Molder
Barker
Davis
Mumber
Mumphs
Dick Nolanfalias Barker
Avis
Bob Lee
Mike Conley
Be Was Mersd Over Sunday Closing Movement
A Sun reporter reports William Sullivan, a union barber for Gus Schmidt, was dismissed for his activity in the Sunday closing movement against boss barbers who kept shops open. Schmidt says Sullivan was fired for allegedly trying to trap a brother at Circle house shops and for being watched. The union contends the firing targets non union shop owners, not union workers, and centers on small shops pressing the issue. Michael Rassh was arrested Sunday and held Monday on a barbers union warrant.
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William Sullivan
Gus. Schmidt
Vance Block
Sun
Sullivan
Schmidt
Circle House
Carrie
Centers Labor Union
Michael Rassh
Barbers’ Union
Ground Sinking Endangers Church and Orphanage at Scenastox
Surface ground over the Central mine at Scenastox Virginia is sinking threatening the New Roman Catholic church valued at 100000 dollars and St Patrick's orphanage next to it. Officials say the church and institution face possible damage if the subsidence continues.
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Scenastox
St. Patrick's Orphanage
Irvington streetcar plea and city events loom
Local residents press for improved streetcar service with 15 minute intervals amid a busy season of summer carnival plans. Community groups mobilize for the G.A.Ti encampment as legal notices and social events unfold across Irvington, including a testimonial concert for Laura McManus and a Columbia day celebration.
New York Columbian Parade Opens With Bright Festive Display
New York observances of the Columbian celebration begin with a large parade and events. About 30,000 children march, flags are distributed to schools and colleges, and the American flags form a giant stars and stripes tableau in front of the review stand.
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Carnegie Music Hall
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Columbia College
College of the City of New York
The
University
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Washington Square
Fiftieth St
Seventeenth St
Union Square
Fourteenth St
Indiana
Royal Visit Sparks Spain Welcome Fans Across Cadiz
The royal family arrived at Cadiz amid huge crowds as the Spanish fleet escorted the royal yacht halfway to Elba before returning to Cadiz. Salutes rang out in the harbor while the queen met city authorities at the Hotel de Ville. A grand mass and banquet celebrated the event for the Americas and Canovas, with the queen and king honored.
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Americana
Ielva
Cadix
Cadiz
Hotel de Ville
Huelva
Congress of
Venezuelan provisional president declared by Creapo
Dispatch from the state department reports Creapo has proclaimed himself provisional president of Venezuela. Brice was reelected president of the Lake Erie road on Monday and the quarterly dividend of 1.14 per cent was declared. Judge Shiras, newly named supreme court member, wore the black Mother Hubbard gown and took office. Levant W. Judd of Milwaukee, West Shore freight line agent, left a note for his landlady apologizing for the trouble he planned.
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State Department
Creapo
Venezuela
Cal. Brice
Lake Erie Road
Shiras
Supreme Court
U.S
Mother Hubbard
Levant W. Judd
West Shore
Milwaukee
Veterans form seventh annual Union Legion convention at Denison
Gen. Joseph M. Palmer of Brooklyn is grand commander with T C McKean adjutant general as about 300 delegates gather in Denison for the Union veteran legion meeting. 5000 visitors expected as parade and camp fire events plan to showcase veteran relief aims and fraternal ties amid mixed views on the president's treatment of old soldiers.
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Union Veteran Legion
Denison
Joseph M. Palmer
Ofbrooklyn
N. Y
T. CC. McKean
Brooklyn
Legion
Pittsburg
Iowa
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tomlingen Hall
National Legion
Rhody Shiel
Loyal Legion
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
High Court Judge Flays Homestead Strikers Demand
Chief Justice Paxson of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court charged the grand jury on a high treason complaint against the Homestead advisory committee. He condemned the mob’s resistance to the sheriff and warned against violence while noting the hunger provocation was not a bread-seeking outrage but an armed assertion of imagined rights.
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Paxson
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Bronday
Commonwealth
Violent Husband Arrested After Home Invasion
Daude returned from St Louis and threatened his wife for denying entry to her house. He forced entry twice injuring her, then was arrested. Mrs Daude testified to five years of marriage with prior mistreatment and divorce proceedings. He was fined one dollar and sentenced to 180 days at the work house.
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Violant Hunt
Warrem
Daude
St. Louis
Citizens' Company Sued for 10000 Damages
George W. Coleman sues Citizens' street railway and Big Four railroad for 10000 after a collision on W Washington street crossing injured his wife who required extensive medical care. Mrs Coleman previously won 30000 in damages in Judge Harper's court last week. Also notes Mitch ell released on 300 bail after minstrel managers posted bail.
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Citizens’ Company
George W. Coleman
Ion Day
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Big Four Railroad Company
W. Washington-st
W. Washington-st. Crossing
Electrician killed in live wires accident at Indianapolis
A fatal accident occurred Monday morning near the English hotel alley in Indianapolis as linemen from the Indianapolis light and power company worked on the commercial circuit. John Oliver, about 24, was electrocuted while twisting two wires, died instantly, his body sent to Kregelo & Son’s morgue. Co worker Ralph Heuck described the scene, noting burned fingers and a shock that felled him. Superintendent Wynne and Dr Manker investigated. a letter from Oliver’s mother in Abilene, Kansas was found on him confirming family ties there. Oliver had joined the company three weeks earlier after moving from Chicago with fellow lineman L. H. Jones.
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Ife
Ralph Heuck
Sun
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Jacus
Kregelo & Son
Manker
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Light and Power Company
Abilene
Kas
Toavepean
Chicago
Imin
Reverend Lucas Paints Love in Tennyson's Light at City Church
Rev. Lucas leads a congregation in a sermon tying Tennyson to love and faith, praising the poet as a Christian whose works inspire virtue. He recounts a teary anecdote of an old lady with a child’s shoe, and contrasts the pastor’s plain delivery with lofty, heartfelt discourse on immortality and love.
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Holes
Yolea
Tennygol
Victor
Mr. Lucas
Cleveland
Meridian St. M
Lord ‘Tennyson
Cay
Collision near Port Townsend Kills Three on Steam Barge and Schooner
A heavy fog off Port Townsend Sunday morning saw the steam barge Willamette crash into the schooner Premier. Three dead include Johannas Noe and Frank Winesen of Tacoma and Joba Hankin of Seattle. Sixteen injured, a passenger drowned leaping from the Premier as panic ensued.
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Willamette
Premier
Port Townsend
Coats
Horrible death from rattlesnake attack in Alabama
In Alabama on a Saturday, two children Ashmere a boy and two girls played near weeds. They turned over a decayed fox. A rattlesnake struck the girl in the leg and then bit the boy. The boy fought back but the snake killed the boy and both children died within hours from their injuries.
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Ashmere
Nere
Saterday
Veturtes Arrives From Philippines With Chinese Crew Ill
A German steamer Veturtes arrived Monday from the Philippine Islands with a Chinese crew. They were alleged to be afflicted with a disease called peri beri, said to swell the abdomen and limbs to twice their size and cause death from agonizing symptoms.
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Veturtes
Dphillipine Island
Noise in Apportionment Case Draws More Documents
Four more documents were filed Monday with the supreme court clerk in the apportionment suit, each naming appellants and challenging motions. Simon T. Powell of Henry county objects to the attorney general’s sworn motion to dismiss, arguing lack of proper swearing and standing. Attorneys for appellees deny any improper understanding or interference, while Powell adds detailed criticisms of the case and Smith’s remarks. The filing includes Powell’s lengthy answer, asserting the suit was political and urging court respect for controversy and due process, with the supreme court set to hear arguments Tuesday morning.
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Winston
Supreme Court
Simon T. Powell
Henry County
Ven. Smith
Ile
Legation
Powell
Smith
Fie
Republican State Committee
Republican Party
Zen. Smith
Sufe
Yuesdair Werning
Lancaster held on charges after street confrontation
The article reports Lancaster facing bond after an incident at a corner store where knives were waved. Investigators will scrutinize the case as the grand jury weighs evidence. A separate buggy accident near New York Street injures a girl, while Geo Hubbard escapes serious harm and receives police aid.
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Weir
Lee Keiser
Eden Morgan
Gs Overcosi
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Lancaster
Cadi
Grand Juey
Indianapolis 36 Hour Weather Forecast
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for clear and slightly warmer conditions Monday with fair skies and warmer temperatures on Tuesday.
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Out Flowers Fiozail Emblems Partermann Bros
Rheumatism and catarrh blamed on herpes and blood impurities. Remedy offered is Ayer's Sarsaparilla to improve health. Patient details scarce. advertisement tone suggests patent medicine promotion from a historic newspaper snippet.
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Partermann Bros
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