Return Night in Wide Open City Ends in Democratic Setback
A raucous Tuesday night at Sendricks club hall saw Thomas Taggart and Indianapolis Democrats elated by early returns before a late collapse. Reports blamed the Board of Public Works for unpopular actions and taxes, and Republicans under Denny gained ground with a celebratory street surge and horn bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendricks Club
Thomas Taggart
Tom
Dors Johnson
Dora
Abrams
Cads
Simeon Coy
Jim Keach
Board of Public Works
Cadi
Board of Works
Hades
Meyer
Leon Bailey
Myron King
John Kern
Mac
Sun
Taggart
Cain
Harry Smith
Sim Coy
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Bob Armstrong
Weggart
Johnson
Republican Committee
Denny
Smith
Bob Martindale
Baith
Hawking & Smith
Washington St
Walter Keesler
Polater
Sahara
Messrs. de Freas
F. B. Smith
N.llinois St
Crescent Oil Company
Lilly Boynton
Chas. Boynton
Ash-st
Christianave
MO. K. GoWay
Cal
Daniel
Court House
Democratic Party
Harry
New
The
Journal
Columbia Club
Law and Order
Haton
Democrats
Morss
Olaf Rh
Olsen
Maurice Donnelly
Maurice
Dane
Dore Johnston
Arthur Brown
Beck
Harry Springatesn
Emmett
Damiino
Roger Robinson
Tom Taggart
Dalton Hatter Ad Promotes Fall Hats and Prices
Daltons Hatter markets fall style hats at 4.50 and 1.40 for men's stiff hats. The Pennsylvania Line is referenced as a daily route or slogan. The ad touts best value in the borough for the money with Dalton as the hatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daltons
Bourg
Dalton, Hatter, Bate
Czar Seeks Health Tour While Predicting Delays in Action
Thomas K. Reed alias the Czar visits Bates House late Tuesday, checks in as a plain visitor, and departs for Cincinnati before Washington. He says Congress will likely delay votes amid nationwide unrest and financial agitation, but may repeal pending bills eventually in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates House
Thomas K. Reed
Portland
Cincinnati
Washington
Congress
Bafora
Senate
Contests for the Cup under brisk Valkyrie weather
In New York and Clyde reports the 1893 Americas Cup race between Valkyrie and Vigilant. Wind shifts delayed racing. initial postponement followed by a rescheduled beat to Lis. Valkyrie led early, Vigilant closed, then Valkyrie briefly ahead before Vigilant surged.
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Norw York
Westher
Lord Dunraven
Jiord Dugraven
Sandy-hook
Astor
North River
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Valkyrie
Vigilant
Loxpor
Oct
Clyde
Jobe Jameson
Cuba
Honor for Harrison as Commander-in-Chief attended by Loyal Legion
Nearly 100 officers of the Loyal Legion’s commandery-in-chief gathered at the Grand Pacific on Wednesday morning. Ex-President Harrison, Gen. Russell A. Alger, and Gen. Julius Fairchild attended as a committee was formed to select candidates for offices and Harrison is widely expected to be elected commander-in-chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Meade
Curiaco
The
Loyal Legion
Grand Pacific
Harrison
Russell A. Alger
Juucius Fairchild
Supreme Court Rules On Power To Mandate Appeals
The Supreme Court on Wednesday denied a mandamus petition from Reuben Murphy seeking transfer of records to the high court. The suit by John Elley and Thos Slattery against Murphy centered on a $1102.50 claim for pounded steps. The Grant circuit court and the appellate court ruled for Murphy. the supreme court will not compel transfer except in specific cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John Elley
Thos. Slattery
Reuben Murphy
Grant Circuit
Idley
Slattery
Murphy
Hackney
Appellate Court
Miners Restore Wages as Strike Ends in Derbyshire
Lonpor reports Derbyshire and Leicestershire mine owners accept terms to revert to old wages with advances to meet needs. Men will take a 10 percent cut in December. Charles Seely orders 4,000 Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire pits back to old pay. Stanton company in Nottinghamshire resumes with 2,060 workers on old scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpor
Bline Oownery
South Derbyshire
Leicestershire
Charles Seely
Derbyshire
Nottinghamshire
Stanton Company
Fifteen New Yellow Fever Cases in Brunswick
Fifteen new cases of yellow fever were reported in Brunswick on Wednesday. The report notes rising health concerns and calls for measures to curb the outbreak while detailing local civic responses.
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Brunswick
Toulon
France
Hamburg
Ohio State
Cleveland
Sherman
Niebel
Santa Fe
Brazil
Connecticut
Lieut
Hoffmeister
Wuerzburg
Germany
City wing to award final elevator contract
The Soldiers' monument commission will meet next Monday to award the final contract for an elevator. The first council session of the new term will occur Thursday with newly elected members qualifying after certificates of election are issued.
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Soldiers’ Monument Commission
Wooden
Cadi
Mattler
Darnell Nail Works
Greencastle
Anderson
Grand Hotel
Harry Netherton
Board of Works
Ohio-at
Arsenal
State-aves
Woodrull-ave
Clifford
Brook
Propyleum
Failey Receivership debated in Tron hall case at Superior Court
In a Wednesday session Judge Winter ruled Failey the receiver may keep funds where they earn interest and need not loan or invest under the current order. Testimony showed the funds were to draw 2 percent annually and that iron hall money was not in directives. Further testimony touched on Farley’s allowance petition and related bank dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failey Justé
Tron Hall
Superior Court
Failey
Winter
Otto Frenzel
Merchants’ National Bank
Iron Hall
Eeting
Howe
Sailey
Fred. Kneffler
Farley
Diphtheria alert in Fitch family at 403 Ash Street
Acase of malignant diphtheria reported in the Fitch family at 403 Ash Street. The Board of Health warns of the risk during this dry, dusty season and will take every precaution to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash- St
Fitch
Board of Health
Missing Girl Found in Greensburg Ind
Emma Cavanaugh, age 12, who left 828 Archerst on Monday and disappeared, was found Tuesday night in Greensburg Ind and brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cavanaugh
Greensb Ourg
Ind
Watered Down Municipal Victory Sparks Dan Leary Denny Lead
Sullivan blamed unrest and unemployment for his defeat as the Republican ticket swept council and mayoral races. Denny led the ticket and expressed readiness to appoint, while Democrats faced secession and upheaval amid Board of Public Works tensions.
Reinstatement Reached After Road Labor Dispute
Master mechanic O Connell and Road officials reach agreement over machinists discharged from Brightwood shops. Those not at fault to be reinstated and no new workers imported. O Connell and Garstang report progress and a final union report expected later Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’con Dell
Brightwood
Fnally
O’connell
Garstang
Isconil
Mr. O’connell
SUN
Sullivan's Diary Reflects Post-Election Turmoil and Grief
An 19th century diarist laments a political defeat while recounting a dramatic landslide that toppled allies and sparked defiant vows. He notes not being buried politically and orders that certain rivals not be resurrected without notice, as he recounts city-foundation pride and funeral ironies.
Tug of War Over Silver Bag Repeal Heating Up
Washington makes heavy debate in both chambers as repeal supporters push hard while opponents like Cockrell demand compromise. Voorhees asserts repeal control amid a heated exchange with Palmer who dismisses the measure as mere policy. Hunter seeks a recess through Nov 11 with a rules committee referral.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Voorhees
Cockrell
Palmer
Jar. Cockrel
House
Hunter
Illinois
Committee On Rules
Chattel mortgages filed for $28156.20 notes by Kahn tailoring firm
Records show chattel mortgages securing 28156.20 in promissory notes filed by Kahn tailoring company naming Nathan Morris C E B Hecht Morris David Cora Deitch B Kaufman Fred Myers & Co Daniel Reinhard and Collins Downing Co with Aliths stock and fixtures at 22 24 E Washington St included and Morris note priority. George W Busey seeks foreclosure in superior court against Harry Scho field with defendants Harry Schofield George Schofield August Kuhn receiver and John Reynolds. Mortgages secure two notes endorsed by George Schofield with property in the Browning hotel building. Walter J Hubbard appointed. Weather Indiana fair Wednesday and Thursday. Simmons Liver Regulator ad for fall hats at Geaton’s 27 N Pennsylvania St and furniture at Wm L Elders.
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Recorder’s
Kahn Tailoring Company
Nathan Morris
C. EB. Hecht
Morris David
Cora Deitch
B. Kaufman
Fred. Myer & Bro
Chicago
Daniel Reinhard
Collins, Downing & Co
New York
Aliths
Washington St
George W. Busey
Superior Court
Harry Schofield
George Schofield
August Kuhn
John Reynolds
Browning Hotel
Walter J. Hubbard
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Kemrn
Pennsylvania
Czar
KN Threes Ping Developments
Waterloo
UNE
Council
Caleb S. Denny
Lee Nixeno
Jadze
W. Stubbs
At-Larzen
W. Si. Cooper
Geo
W. Shaffer
Henry Mara
John A. Schmidt
Wunti
Geo. BR. Cottary Sleventh
Pla. Bean
W. I. Hennessy
Wm. Kaiser
D. W. U Brien
Costello, Colter
Ryrn, Hennessy
O’brien
Caci
Bullivan
Ward
the Sentinel
Uasday
Board of Election
John Schmidt
Haines
Cot Ning
Bossman
Tom Lux
Board of Public Safety
Will Phipps
Cal. Darnell
Carl Eden
A. L. Stone
Jno
Cooper
Darnell
Board of
Public Works
al. Taffe
al. Moore
Travis
Capt
Dawson
Catterson
Wm. Fessler
Board of Safety
Chas. Wiltsie
Glazier
Safety Board
Webster
Preston C. Traaler
Pletchar's Bank
Deany
Morrison
Health Board
Hig
Colbert
W. ©. Allen
Engineer’s Department
Mans- Heid
Conduitt
Peach
Taman
Pepy
Democratic
Storris de Frees
Tor Tazparé
Eless
Indiana
Simmons Liver Regulator
Geaton's Hat Store
N. Pennnsylvania-st
Wm. L. Elder
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