Depew Visit Date Change Sparks Local Politics
Chauncey M. Depew was set for Oct 22 but Republicans moved the date to Oct 24, amid a scramble over hall bookings and accusations of a political trick. The piece notes campaigns, sheriff candidates, and legislative prospects as Democrats and Republicans trade arguments on tax and policy while Senator Yaryan in town remarks on shifting fortunes and the tariff.
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Tomtinson
Chauncey Depew
Chauncey M.depew
Depew
Kaigman Moores
Comlinion Hall
Moores
Gowdy
Dat Moores
Tomlinson Hell
Alvares
Gowdys
Chauncey
Yaryan
Indiana
Wavre County
General Assembly
Tair
State House
Fr. Sys
Senate
Legislatocy
The Political Cauld Run in 1892 Campaign Efforts
Washington reports President Harrison will direct the remaining campaign personally aimed at Indiana Iowa New Jersey Connecticut Wisconsin Illinois and New York While Georgia and Florida show mixed returns he expects to carry Republican states plus Indiana and New York In St Paul 125 old soldiers form a league to back Grover Cleveland urging war on monopolies trusts and plutocracy New York registration shows high turnout likely for election day without heavy efforts by parties Dems and Republicans maneuver in states including Pennsylvania Kentucky Michigan and Georgia remain pivotal.
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Washington
Harrison
Carter
Indiana
Wichivan
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Ife
Georgia
Florida
New York
Ilarrison
West
Northwest
St. Paul
Grover Cleveland
Sickles
G. A. KK
Moropolses
Clase
Bayid G. Ai
Whitney
Senator Hill
Titus Johu Sierman
Union
Dle
Hiscock
Fort Wayne
Rete
de Casestie
Ceres
America
Butler
West le Blas
Daker
Ign
Peck
State Department
Crisp
Kentucky
Grover
Michigan
Weather forecast for Indianapolis region fair days
Local forecasts for Indianapolis and vicinity call for a fair Tuesday and Wednesday with only slight temperature changes. Reports mention furniture dealers Wm L Bilder, Dretpg and Cleaning and Smitt's dye works at 7 N Ponpsyimaig as points of interest in the area.
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Indianapolis
Smitt’s Dye Works
President Harrison’s Wife Near Death in White House
A dramatic White House scene unfolds as Mrs. Harrison declines, with President Harrison coping with grief, doctors exhausting treatments, and family aiding in care. Maj. Parker brings in gifts from home daily while nurses tend to the ailing first lady, and officials fear a prolonged decline. The President remains composed, but the strain shows at cabinet meetings and in private moments as the nation watches.
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Wastinetos
Harrison
White House
Scott
Maj. Parkers
Maj. Parker
B Harrison
Minneapolis
Cone
Medslin church funds spark rival political mural clash
In Medslin near Rozsnov seven people clashed over campaign imagery. Gen Watts Depryster funded a church project and Harrison portraits sparked a Sunday scene as Cleveland pictures were raised and replaced amid a mob mêlée with stones flying from below.
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Cleveland
Grover Cleveland to Attend World’s Fair Dedication
Erskina M. Phelps reported that Grover Cleveland will attend the world’s fair dedication exercises in Curoaco on Oct. 11. The telegram confirms the former president’s planned appearance and underscores the event’s political presence.
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Grover
Curoaco
Erskina M. Phelps
Grover Cleveland
Governor chafes at table in train car dispute
A Sun reporter recalls a train incident involving Governor Parson Chase who demanded a table be removed after a passenger placed feet on it. The porter sided with the governor saying the table must go, noting the governor travels widely. Chase was later unreachable for comment.
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Chas. Jr. Hoyt
Indiana
Davish
Tadiana
Lew Wallace
Harrison
James Whitcomb Hiley
Chicago
Pscared
Wes Troy
Tarvel
Chase
Angel Gabriel
Sun Yeporter
Veterans Delegations Arrive for Union Convention
Delegations from TAH VRIDSAN LEGION arrive as local Union veterans prepare for the convention. Committees met Tuesday to finish reports, with eastern train delays pushing opening to 9:50 a.m. Col W A Tucker named crowd commander candidate. Mrs Mary E ghtal of Altoona is national president. Between 25 and 0 delegates expected. auxiliary ladies here for Wednesday morning sessions.
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Union
Col
W. A. Tucker
Tucker & Asey
Ion
Mary Eghtal
Altoona
Cereck
Geo. Hi
Spenger’s Dakotas Trip Notes Hoosier Linkages
Spenger returns from the Dakotas with game depositions and remarks on Hoosier officials tied to the territories. He cites A. C. Millette governor and Geo. E. Hoffman lieutenant governor as Hoosiers, plus North Dakota’s Burk and Dublin, Indiana born C. C. Hammond. He mentions wheat surplus and a Cheyenne reservation Indian Episcopal church service in Indian language.
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Uyix
Spencer
Dakotas
Indiana
A.C. Millette
Geo
EH. Hoffman
Ceutenant
South Dakota
Doctor Promises Cures Without Knife and Danger
Dr Bulkin cures vancer without knife or danger. Dr N Lat rheumatism and catarrh, caused by Snporenised Blood, cured by Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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Bulkin
Vancer
N Lat
Ayer
Death in Ruins at Orono Pulp Mill Explosion
Three digester units at Banger pulp and paper Co. in Orono exploded, demolishing a three story mill. Two men died instantly, four were badly hurt and likely to die, with about 90 workers injured. Ground wood and sulphuric acid digester contents exploded after steam activation, sending debris through the brick walls as rescue teams search for bodies.
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sNeon
Banger Pulp and Paper Company
Orono
Apportionment suit under fire in state case motion
Attorney General Smith asks dismissal and oral argument in the apportionment suit while arguing the lower court’s decision was rushed and objections to acts in 1883 1891 remain. The piece follows motions, court sessions, and local notices including marriages and civil matters.
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Attorvey-gen
Ife
Himsel
Appellee
Appellaus
Ar. Smith
Supreme Court
Columbus Day Celebrations Dazzle New York Harbor Crowds
New York and New Haven report a grand Columbus Day with a Navy and merchant fleet parade. Thousands gathered along the North River and harbor as arches, decorations, and banners heightened the pageantry. Rev W J Mahaz to deliver a diocesan octave address and a chorus of five thousand performed an original anthem.
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Columbigsa
North River
Snd
Battery
Riverside Oak
Grand Tomb
Gravesend Bay
Ines
Angol
New Hayen
Conn
Columbus
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Mahaz
Slancellor
Diocese of
Mortford
Imperial visit and royal reception in Vienna scene
The German emperor and Emperor Francis Joseph meet at noon on Tuesday, greeted by a joyous crowd as they travel by carriage to Schonbrunn Palace. A brilliant travel suite accompanies them while throngs line the route, and a celebratory mood marks the imperial visit.
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Billy
Francis Oo
Rionbigring
Yreena
Wetli
William
Atatica
Francis Joseph
Schonbronn
Latserma UY Warm
Private View of Jerusalem Crucifixion Painting Exhibition
A select party from Indianapolis viewed a new panorama titled Jerusalem and the crucifixion at the cyclorama building. Opening to the public on Wednesday October 12, the vast circular canvas depicts Jerusalem’s towers and palaces, Mount of Olives, and the crucifixion scene with diverse artists named Austen Mage Grobe Wilhelme and Twalchman contributing.
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Jerusalem
Indianapolis
Old City
Antonio
God
Austen
London
Mage and
Grobe
Paris
Wilhelme
Munich
Twalchman
Venice
Live anarchist disrupts state committee meeting
A self described anarchist entered several democratic state committee rooms on Tuesday morning, carrying a valise and ranting at leaders including Chairman Taggart. He denounced Harrison and Taggart, claimed to oppose the government, and threatened to write to New York about Taggart’s conduct before departing after abusing a Hermia ss elderly man.
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Democratic State Committee
Ife
Taggart
Harrison
United States
Elarrity
New York
Mr. Taggart
Legislature to Convene for New Apportionment Law
The legislature schedules a special session at 4 oclock west Monday afternoon, October 11, to enact a new apportionment law replacing Genyrnmaacher No. 9, recently overturned by the supreme court on an appeal involving Miner Act and Trompient act.
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Muosvavnes
Gey
Peck
Tislature Ig
Gexrymnaacher No
Supreme Court
Legidiatura
Mvit
Minuto
How We Were Discoserad In A Comical Train Tale
An oral tale on a train uses a phonetic mispronunciation of Christopher Columbus. A loquacious drummer recalls the discovery voyage with Ferdinand and Isabella while a curious Chris pretends to be Columbus. The tale ends with Native Americans reacting to the claim of discovery.
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America
Sinman
Cheris
Iolumbus
de Atreed
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Chris
Ferdinand
Hull
Chris, God Out His Head, Vent Hereto, Stuck A Flac Mid de Sand, and Leok
Christopher Columbus
Woman in Texas Axes Panther After It Attacks Yard
Mrs Susan Niel 70 of a ranch near San Antonio killed a panther with an axe after the animal charged toward a pen of children. The panther climbed a tree then leaped toward the kids as dogs pursued it. Mrs Niel struck the fatal blow.
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San Antonio
Tex
Susan Niel
Here
Niel
Receiver Lamb Finalizes 4 Percent Dividend in Harrison Bank Failure
Robert E. Lamb, appointed receiver of the Harrison bank, submitted his final report to Judge Walker. He recommends a 4 percent dividend to creditors after noting the bank’s collapse followed Alfred Harrison’s failed New York speculation. The bank’s assets were insufficient to cover impaired loans, with only 3.10 in small change found in the safe.
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Harrisor
Robert E. Lamb
Harvisor Bank
Walker
Judge Lamb
Harrison Bank
Tudge Taylor
Harrisons
Alfred
John
Alfred Harrison
New York
Fitzhaven Hotel
Ife
Wall St
Be Takes Conductors OF Some of the Lives That Had Them
At a Central labor union meeting J. O. Riggs announced that President Frenzel stopped using conductors on the Haughville English Avenue and last-street cars, displacing about 20 men. He urged passengers to refuse fare until conductors are restored, with a committee to seek legal aid and determine the status of the issue.
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Central Labor Union
J. 0. Riggs
Car Brotherhood
Frenzel
Haughville
English-ave
Inazane Hospital
Last-St.aues
Commeitree
Ft. 1
Bynum
Stephen Vogie
C. Hf. Miner
Simon Sehmalnest
D. B. Nennsdy
Judicial action on railroad tax case heads to trial
Judge Vaylor granted an injunction pending outcome of a suit challenging a constitutional tax law. The case, brought against railroad corporations, moves to the circuit court before Judge Brown. The treasurer alleges bias against Taylor.
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Vaylor
Neien
Brown
Circuit Rt
Re ‘Taylor
Hat Thecht Faces Assault Charge At Madison Ave
In Milwaukee Tuesday morning Hecht a German boarder at 3 Madison Ave was charged with assault and battery after a dispute over a hat. A fellow boarder allegedly took Hecht’s new hat, prompting a confrontation. Hecht reportedly struck with a plate. Case continued to Wednesday. Also charged were Henry Bleine for grand larceny after breaking into John Landis’ 372 N Pennsylvania Ave with a revolver and clothes. Bond set at 1000. Others included Thomas Miller freed for lack of evidence and George Rosebreck fined one dollar for a self harm incident involvement.
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Clark
Springfield
Ambaina
R. Bernhamer
Chicago
Anna M. BE
Raul
W.C.T. U
Martindale
Taera
Meridian St. M
Sylvester Overton
Henry Blaine
John Landers
Hems
Pennsylvania S. A
Tasier
Harahner
New York
Columbus
Indiana
Leitrich Stockmeyer
David Reed
Stockmeier
Reed
Lawrence County
Wm. H. Allen
Charles Cox
William J. Kane
George Lawson
Elisha Kise
Binras
Michael
Marie Schathiuser
George
Lizzie Green
Albert
Mrs. Colter
William and
Praty Reynolds
Juling
Della Morgan
Dearns
Hetfield
Sumner St
Palumonia
Green
Manniaar
David Bartlett
Mary Miller
David P. Akers
Kate Gillespis
Las Ct
Hecht
Madison Ave
Maonnerchor Hall
Trecht
Henry Bleine
Cadi
John Landis
Pennsylvaniant
Thomas Miller
George Rosebreok
Coys Place
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