Trusler Named Indianapolis Controller Amid Protest
Preston Curry Trusler was chosen by Mayor Denny to be controller of Indianapolis succeeding W. W. Woollen. A Republican delegation protested at Denny’s home but the appointment stood. Trusler appointed Geo. Harvey deputy controller and pledged a $25 000 bond.
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Preston Curry Trusler
W. W. Woollen
Indianapolis
Denny
N. Pennsylvania St
Trusier
Hoe
Trusler
Geo. Harvey
U. S
Harvey
Truster
Woollen
Anance Department
Mr. Woollen
Burlington
Sam Perrott
Truaier
Shiel
Tody
Mr. Trusler
Sun
Asid
Mr. Truster
Bondemen
Billy Fealer
Safety Board
Itie
Board of Works
A Curious Acrobat? Artery Injury at Justice Brown’s Home
In Wasumerox, Associate Justice Brown of the supreme court had an artery cut by a plate glass window struck into his residence during a Friday storm. He was saved from bleeding out by quick medical aid and was then confined to his home for several days.
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Wasumerox
D.C
Justice Brown
Supreme Court
Hig
Fall Style Hats At Seaton's Hat Store
Seaton's Hat Store at 27 N. Pennsylvania Street offers a selection of fall hats. shoppers can find felt and straw styles suitable for cooler weather and seasonal events.
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Seaton’s Hat Store
Pennsylvania-st
Van Tells His Story and Reed Murder Case Unfolds
Samuel Barker dies after a skull fracture from a stone allegedly thrown by Reed. Harry Van, linked to Reed, is arrested for loitering while detectives search for Reed. Van disputes Hackman Burnham’s account of events at Mannerchor hall and says he helped a man in need that night.
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Samuel Barker
Wim
Reed
Washington St
City Hospital
Whitsett
Malottave
Lie
Van
Hackman Burnham
Barker
Hackman
Mannerchor Hall
Train Robbers Foiled Near Oak Glen
Chicago dispatch reports an attempted robbery of the Chicago Milwaukee fast mail near Oak Glen at 4 AM was thwarted by night operator Joseph Merrill. Two armed men entered the office, a red lantern and crowbar were left behind, and police pursued but no arrests were made.
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Chicago
Chicago & Miwaukee
Oak Glen
Joseph Merrill
Merrill
Barr
Oak Glen Barre
Pastor Taylor Resigns Over Church Choir Dispute
Dissension at the First Baptist Church leads Rev. Taylor to announce resignation within months. Members agitate to replace the large choir with a quartet, a change Mrs. Taylor opposed. Taylor cites desire to return East and personal conflicts as factors, but avoids further comment.
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Taylor
First Baptist Church
Rev. Taylor
Descons
Wm. Smock
Skeleton found under former disreputable house near W Washington st
Workmen digging for a cellar near the W Washington street car stables uncovered a human skull and then a complete skeleton about three feet below ground. Coroner Beck declared it a woman's remains likely buried about a dozen years ago. No identification could be found and a burial was ordered.
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W. Washingtonst
Beck
Herrick Losing Board Safety Post After Residency Rule
Richard Herrick, secretary of the Board of Public Safety, withdraws his application after discovering a three year residency requirement. The report notes a failed pursuit of the appointment and cites section 49 of the city charter.
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Richard Herrick
Board of Public Safety
Board of Safety
Herrick
Denny
Police Judge Disposes of Wide Range of Washington Street Cases
Saturday morning Judge Stubbs cleared a large docket of offenses tied to a push cart nuisance on Washington Street. Six peddlers, arrested Friday by order of Mayor Denny, were fined one dollar plus costs. In Friday night raids at 64 and 6 Indian Wave, Patrolmen Yount and Simpson encountered eight young men, a craps table, and dice. the proprietor faced hearings Saturday with likely fines.
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iNew
Stubbs
Denny
Washington-st
Yount and
Simpson
Fred Mitchell
Hanl
Foreclosure Suit Over Mortgage Tied to Bank President
Receiver Hawkins of the defunct Indianapolis National Bank sues President Theodore P. Haughey and wife to foreclose a mortgage securing four notes totaling 19 750 with aPersonal judgment sought for 21 900 The action also targets James Helen W Henry Fl and Anna K Stevenson and the Independent Ice Company seeking 5 200 on a mortgage covering 15 acres in the southwest part of the city.
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Hawkins
Indianapolis National Bank
Theodore P. Haughey
James
Helen W
Henry Fl
Anna K. Stevenson
Independent
Ice Company
Violin Solo by Prof Cronkrite at DePauw Event
Prof Cronkrite of DePauw University will render a violin solo at the Sunday afternoon meeting and Chancellor Sims will speak. A Bible workers training class will host a banquet at the Y M C A parlors Sunday evening. The Y M C A executive committee plans a grand social event next week. Mrs Morrison Nell Chas Hanson and M H Spades will provide vocal and instrumental music. Beechams Pills promote digestion. New sideboards at Wn L Elders.
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Cronkrite
DePauw University
Sims
Bible Workers’ Training
Morrison
Hid. Nell
Chas. Hanson
M. H. Spades
Brotherhood Convention Ends in Peace and New Labor Pact Talk
The Cleveland convention of the local Brotherhood of street railway workers approved affiliating with the American Federation of Labor and discussed a possible employer employee pact. President Stringer praised Manager McLean for fair handling after two drink on duty incidents. A new agreement may be drafted amid cautious Brotherhood opposition to strikes.
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Stringer
Ingram
Brotherhood of Street Callway
National Brotherhood Convention
Cleveland
Indianapolis
American Federation of Labor
W. D. Alzhone
Columbus
M. Klassey
St. Paul
Minn
Tagram
Geo
D. Delyle
Duluth
Allin
C. C. Reeves
Milwaukee
Detroit
Tue Lux
McLean
Bud Ilall
Bert Kemper
Brotherhood
Anager Sicean
Bit. Stringer
Sunday church services listed with multiple congregations
A schedule lists morning and evening services for First Baptist First Presbyterian Tabernacle Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Plymouth Congregational St. Pauls Episcopal People's Congregational Central Christian Memorial Presbyterian and Roberts Park M I churches. Clergy include Rev W F Taylor Rev M L Haines Rev J A Rondshaler Rev J A Bilburn Rev FL E Dewhurst Rev G A Carstensen Rev EH A Buchtel Rev J H Lewis Rev D Z Lucas Rev I I Coultas Rev J O Ballard. Topics include Buddhism lecture at 7 30 p m and sermons on Simplicity in the Christ the book of Genesis and the faces of the cherubim. Evening sermon to young men and women on the duty of happiness.
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First Baptist
W. F. Taylor
CO. N. Sims
First Presbyterian
M. L. Haines
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. A. Rondshaler
Second Presbyterian
J. A. Bilburn
Plymouth Congregational
FL Edewhurat
St. Paul's Episcopal
G. A. Carstensen
People’s Congregational
Blackford
Roberts Park
M. i
I. Coultas
Memorial Presbyterien
J. O. Ballard
Capitulation terms discussed at cabinet meeting
Reported cabinet meeting approved a silver compromise to be offered by a repeal senator. It provides for seigniorage coinage of 53 million dollars and monthly purchases of 3 million ounces until 90 million ounces are bought, extending past Cleveland’s term. Also proposed is 100 million dollars in 8 percent gold bonds. A Senate session later debated scripture knowledge and governance rules, while postmaster Johan Hazenonr was removed for offering a bribe to stay in office.
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Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Treasury
Washincroy
Senate
Alorgen
Montgomery
Ala
Hill
Young murder trial evidence on door injury
Deputy coroner Carey testified in the Young murder case before Justice Caniels on Saturday. He described an injury to Young's right hand from being punched or crushed in a door, supporting Mrs Reed's statement that Mrs Oliver held Young's hand in a door during the beating that led to his death.
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Carey
Young
vaudeville and stage previews in a bustling early cinema era
The column previews upcoming performances and mixed reviews. It notes Lincoln J. Carters new play The tornado, the Hat mens club and Under the lions paw fading, and concerts by the Imperial German military band at the Grand. It mentions Edward Vroom in Ruy Blas and Sadie Hassan with A Kentucky girl at the Park theater, plus Maggie Cline and the Coghlan brothers at the Grand Opera House with Diplomacy among notable entries.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Hat Men's Club
al G. Fields
Columbian
Field
Columbus
Joseph Arthurs
New York
Indiana
Edward Vroom
Victor Hugo
Ruy Blas
Vroom
Tur Sun
Kienager Fennessey
Empire Theater
Galaxy Company
Fennessey
the Empire
Sadie Hassan
J. Joy Dowling
the Park Theater
Icté
E. Forrest Jones
Digby Bell Opera Company
Mr. Bell
Laura Joyce Bell
Josephine Knapp
Maud
Hilda Hollins
William Pruette
Jupttex
Maggie Cline
English
Maggie
Aic
Charles
Roge Coghlan
Sardou
Charles Coghlan
Atlantic
Rose
Robert Tabor
John T. Sullivan
Victory Bateman
Ingersoll Lectures on Gods Critique of Religion in St Louis
Col Robert G Ingersoll and his daughter Maud left the city by noon train for St Louis where he lectured Friday night on The gods. He derided churches and priests and urged ending worship of deities for humanity and argued for a global currency and the Sherman act debate. Gov Matthews attended the Grand lecture as an audience member.
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Col. Robt. G. Ingersoll
Truth
Maud
St. Louiz
Sun
Col. Ingersoll
Cleveland
Robt. G. Ingersoll
Gov. Matthews
Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee Draws Bishops and Vatican Choir
In Baltimore October 14 arch bishops and bishops will participate in Cardinal Gibbons silver consecration jubilee with Mgr Satolli as celebrant. Inside the cathedral thrones face each other as 250 prelates gather. the Sistine Chapel choir from the Vatican arrives to augment the event. Father Frederick Rooker arrives from Rome as papal representative with gifts for the cardinal.
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BaLvivone
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr
Satolli
Mur
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Frederick Rooker
Rome
No Hope for Him Supreme Court Affirms Davidson Case
Friday the supreme court affirmed the case of Thomas Davidson Jr. sent up from Allen county for suffocating his aged uncle with whom he had agreed to provide support for life. The ruling closes the lengthy appeal over the murder charge.
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Supreme Court
Thomas Davidson, Jr
Allen County
Fall Style Hats at Daltons Offer Stylish Men's Caps
Daltons highlights curgi 40 men s stil hats claiming best value for money. Delton Batier Bate ue appears in readable text as brands or styles.
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Daltons
Delton, Batier
Bate Ue
Premature Matrimony Sparks Illinois Divorce Suit
Lizzie Hite sues Ira Hite in Judge Harper's court alleging jealousy and abandonment after a fall 1891 separation. Lizzie seeks $1,000 alimony, cites estrangement and a cousin’s alleged attentions. The case joins other dockets like Corenna Flucemar v Kastus and a note on a disputed amended complaint in winter court.
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Lizzie Hite
Harper's Court
Lia
Rushville
Lizzie
Cincinnati
Rooshville
Hite
Farmer Hite
But University
Irs
Presious
Harper
Dirs
Burt
Walter Hotchkiss
W. Washington St
Julia
Twelve Die and Five Diehard Injured In Michigan Central Crash
Jackson Oct 14 revised death toll from the Michigan Central wreck Friday lists 12 killed and five fatally hurt. The engineer says brakes worked mile from the station but failed in the yards. automatic brakes also failed. Rescue scenes followed as Salvation Army workers aided victims. a coroner's inquest is scheduled for Sunday.
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Geo. Starr
Gibbs
Geo. Woodbury
New York — State
Salvation Army
Johanna Healy
Anson Herrington
Almira
N. Y
Sullivan 13 Sobriety Reported Ahead of Corbett Clash
Interview with P D J Kennedy advances manager John I Sullivan states the ex-champion currently abstains from alcohol and would pursue Charley Mitchell for a rematch with Corbett. Sullivan maintains his condition is restored and could fight in six months, risking nothing to surrender the title.
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Hill Mitchell
Corbeté
Cupar Rapids
J. Kennedy
John I. Sullivan
Mitchell
Corbett
Sully
Charley Mitchell
United States
Mutinies Hit Brazilian Guard Units At Minnesota Fair
In a dramatic Friday report two battalions of the Brazilian national guard mutinied during a dense fog. The Boston harbor incident saw the steamer Williamsport sinking the Bessie B with crew rescued. The Newbern ran ashore near Recino on the California coast but passengers were saved. An B&O express collision at Miller's Hill Maryland injured a fireman and overturned six cars with one coach attacked.
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Minnesota
Fennel
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