Divorces and Devotion at Dr Taylor’s First Baptist
The Rev. Dr. William F. Taylor preached at the First Baptist Church on soul culture and the danger of divorces. He urged wives to submit to husbands as Christ, warned against liberal divorce laws, praised married life, and urged homes with altars and mutual love as ideal.
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Indiana
Massachusetts
Taylor
Were First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Dr.Taylor
Prince Albercoat
Clara Barton
Frances Willard
Afterlife vow on marriage and reunion in heaven
A speaker quotes scripture and declares that in the life to come there will be no marriage or given in marriage, but lovers once separated by sorrow will be united as one in flesh in the home beyond. The comments frame heavenly love as eternal.
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Dr. Taylor
Sailor with a record and a savage marriage tale
Capt. E. A. Maynard, 29, of Morgan Line, began sailing at 14 from New York to Africa then Hong Kong. After a shipwreck near the Caroline islands crew surrendered to natives, were treated kindly, and he wed the king’s daughter. Escapes followed further shipwrecks in the West Indies and Bahamas. now second officer of the Alamo on the New York to Galveston run.
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Clarksville
Tenn
E. A. Maynard
Morgan Line Steamship Company
Africa
New York
Hong Kong
Caroline Islands
Maynard
Honolulu
West Indies
Bahamas
Galveston
Paid to Marry Wim A Wife Claims $100000 Paid
New York Oct 17 Charles A White a horse fancier is jailed after his wife Mrs Nagle of Cheyenne Wyoming says she paid him 100000 to marry him. She accuses White of securing bonds and securities worth 150000 and coercing her to endorse a 75000 note with further theft of stock and bonds. White counters that his wife offered 100000 to marry him and paid 25000 in cash, leaving 75000 unpaid which he took as security. The wife also says he nearly kidnapped her son and police detained the boy.
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New York
Charles A. White
Nagle
Cheyenne
Wyo
White
Hot Springs
Columbus Day Meeting Rumor Sparks Threats and Fight
At an Italian society Columbus Day planning session Joseph Villi allegedly threatened the flag bearer with gunfire in Italian. The room erupted as Villi and Rafello Marcha clashed, later leading to a warrant for Villi’s arrest on assault and battery and a separate provocation charge. Villi, a banana peddler, faces trial.
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Joseph Villi
Villi
Rafello Marcha
Marcha
Democrats-Steer Tariff Reform Meeting Controversy
Democrats claim a March on the Republican camp as D P Roberts and Col Perry Carson visit Washington official Gowdy. A crowd of colored men from across the country arrive to discuss tariff reform at a democratic led meeting at Masonic hall but the hall is found locked and the organizers absent. The Republican search for their counterparts yields no results.
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Col
Perry Carson
Washington, D. C
Gowdy
Republican Committee
Masonic Hall
Washington Street to be lined with two lantern rows
Committees in charge of Columbus day decorations met in the state house and decided to light Washington street the full length with lanterns. They will request property owners to display lights and aim for two continuous rows of lights between New Jersey and Mississippi on the evening of the 21st.
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Washington-st
State House
New Jersey
Trainmen
Denver reports Rio Grande strike spreads as train crews remain idle from Salida to Grand Junction. Switchmen join in sympathy risking wider disruption to Rio Grande freight and passenger service. Cholera toll rises with six new cases and one death in Bamburg and Trampere. city totals near 18 thousand cases and 7,588 deaths since outbreak.
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Denver
Rio Grands
Salida
Grand Junction
Midland
Bamburg
Trampere
Political tensions rise in Indiana amid party maneuvers
The piece describes Indiana political tension as campaigns heat up with Democrats and Republicans jockeying for advantage. Taggart and Gowdy push mobilization while Depew and Reid visits loom. Populists claim a growing presence in Brown County as voters see shifts in party loyalty and new organizing efforts unfold.
Woodhull and Martin Plan Nationwide Canvass Tour
Victoria Claflin Woodhull Martin arrives in New York with her husband, London banker and world’s fair commissioner, en route to Chicago then Boston Philadelphia Washington for a campaign swing as a presidential ticket candidate for women suffragists.
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New York
Victoria Claflin Woodhull Martin
United States
Europe
London
Great Britain
Chicago
Martin
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Bristol rolling mills fail in $110000 loss
The Bristol Pennsylvania rolling mills failed Monday with 110000 dollars owed and 70000 dollars in sets. J Coms and Co bankers of Alvinston Ontario assigned Monday for 690000, with assets listed at 20000. The London Chronicle interprets Blaine's Reid farm speech as signaling Harrison's mounting campaign strength.
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J.coms & Co
Alvinston
Ont
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London Chronicle
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Reid
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Mystery Ambush Wounds Three at Fox Hill Near MyathrLoous
In WinkEsparay Pennsylvania three men were wounded in an ambush along the road to a Delaware and Hudson coal mine. Frank Harden aged 17 was shot in the thigh, John Hverhart received a foot wound, and John Fremont was struck in the breast. A search party failed to find the shooter as the neighborhood seeks the assassin.
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WinkEsparay
Miers’ Mills
Fox Hill
Mills
Delaware & Hudson Coal Company
Frank Hardenbuve
Fred
John Hverhart
John Fremont
Fremont
National Association of Builders Meeting at Denison
The mid year meeting of officers and directors of the National Association of Builders was held Monday morning at the Denison to prepare matters for the annual convention in St Louis next February. Anthony Ittner of St Louis was president and W H Sayward of Boston secretary, with about 30 officials in attendance. The local Builders' Exchange will host a banquet Monday night at the Denison.
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National Association of Builders
Denison
Association
St. Louis
Anthony Ittner
W. H. Sayward
Boston
Builders’ Exchange
Seven Men Overcome by Gas at West-Side Gas Works
Report from Onicaco dated October 1 describes seven men painting a gas meter at the West-side gas works when escaping gas knocked them from a scaffold fifty feet to the ground. One man died, three more are doubtful to recover, and the others were injured. Nearby news items include a fatal street robbery in Port Jervis and various local incidents.
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Onicaco
Boys Blow Up House After Mine Attempt
In Laramie Col October 17 a blast at Herman Trueman's Capitol Hill home injured several people. A boy and Davis dug a 13 foot shaft and a drift then set off Giant powder. The father had 200 to 300 dollars in gold locked inside, seen by the youths. The explosion seriously hurt Mr and Mrs Trueman and caused debris injuries to neighbors. The boys, likely victims of their own folly, were blown to atoms by the blast.
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Lrapville
Col
Capitol Hill
Herman Trueman
Ecuador consul general Domingo Ruiz arrested for forgery
Domingo L. Ruiz, 72, consul general of Ecuador in New York, was seized on forgery charges after two forged $1,000 notes bearing Gustavo Preston's name were exchanged. Prosecutors tie the scheme to his adopted daughter Bertha Laws, her husband William Laws, and a conspiracy that allegedly fleeced Ruiz of about $30,000.
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Domingo L. Ruiz
Ecuador
Gustavo Preston
Boston
Ruiz
Bertha Laws
Wm. Laws
St. Louis
Bertha
Preston
Grave Ubargas Against Mr Gallarder Proven Untrue
Irene and Mary Gilman report being attacked by John J Gallagher at 357 Fletcher Ave. They fled in night clothes to 344 B M Wail’s home. Gallagher, living with them, was arrested for drunkenness and alleged criminal assault but charges were dismissed after girls stated no contact occurred.
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Tex
Gallagher
Doherty
Mrs Harrison reported dead not true on Monday
A street rumor claimed Mrs Harrison was dead but Washington telegrams denied the report. The Press News bulletin at 10 am said her weakness continued with no material change. In Texas, a waterspout flooded 400,000 acres on King Ranch with two feet of water and ten miles of railroad track submerged.
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Tex
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King Ranch
Texas & Mexican National Railroad
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Union Station
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Grand Jury
Davis claims innocence while admitting $200000 loss
Mark C. Davis, former supreme cashier of the Iron Hall, says in a Sun interview he will face embezzlement charges and accepts that $200,000 of the order’s money was lost. He maintains no personal gain, suspects worthless securities, and asserts the receivership arose from an error in judgment and not a self-serving act.
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Mark C. Davis
Iron Hall
Sun
Philadelphia
Order
Cigar Makers Union Case Involves Ryder Trial
Judge Cox heard arguments in a criminal case against Joseph M. Ryder charged with fraudulent use of a Cigarmakers International Union label on cigars. Attorneys argued over standing to sue and the indictment wording while delay granted for ruling Tuesday morning.
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Fonday Morning
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John P. France
International Union of Cigarmakers
Ryder
International Union of America
Lsbel
Duncan
Smith
Indiana
Spaan and Holtzman
HORSE THIEVES HANGED FORN KILLING HORSES IN IDAHO
In Idaho near Deer Flat on August 15 a posse trapped eight horse thieves who had stolen hundreds of horses and shipped them east. After a one hour shootout only horses died as the posse burned prairie grass and finally hanged the robbers from a tree, leaving their bodies for buzzards.
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Borsa City
Idaho
Deer Flat
Boiler Explosion Kills Six In Portsmouth Ohio
Six men perish after a boiler explosion in Portsmouth Ohio on Saturday morning. The fatally injured include J. Brown Dick Fleming George Bressler Charles Zehneer Will Creighton and Henry Black, with reports detailing multiple deaths from the blast.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
J. Brown
Dick Fleming
George Bressler
Charles Zehneer
Will Creighton
Henry Black
Indiana Weather Update for Indianapolis Area
Weather for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 86 hours ending 8 p.m. October 18 shows fair conditions with little change in temperature. No significant precipitation or storm activity reported. skies mostly clear with light to moderate winds.
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Indianapolis
Vicinity
Advertisement fragment for dyeing and cleaning services
Fragments advertise dyeing and cleaning services including Out Flowers and Floral mbiema and Pertermann Broa with 5% to 43 Masg.ava, Tel 440 Dyeing and Cleaning. Spaini's dyaworks at 7 N. Pennsylvania.
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Ava
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Spaini’s Dyaworks, &7
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Bokhara wrecked in China Sea after typhoon
The Peninsular and Oriental steamship Bokhara bound for Hong Kong from Shanghai Oct 8 was reported overdue and has been totally wrecked west of Formosa in a typhoon. Only 23 aboard were saved as seas flooded the ship and fires failed. Passengers endured chaos and many were swept overboard before rescue.
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Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Shanghai
Hong Kong
China Sea
Hone Kone
Formosa
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