Hunting the Big Buck in the Adirondack Wilderness
In Grasse River Camp Adirondacks the hunter recalls yarns and truth about deer. The piece narrates a hard season with late success, describing hunts, methods, and the deer’s habits, including the impact of dawn light and the emotional pull of killing. It notes laws, dog restrictions, and the Grasse River sportsmen stance on fair means and the two deer per season rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Bridge Pond
Adirondacks
Uncle Hi
Lathrop
Cvorts
Brigden
Wise
All Dees
Gragse
New York
St. Lawrence County
Grasse River
Gale’s
Labor Leader Declines Invite to Welcoming Party
A. B. Lozrenberg states in the Journal of Saturday that he has been invited to accompany a party welcoming Whitelaw Reid on Monday as a representative of organized labor. He declines, citing his position as president of the Central Labor Union and not wanting his name paraded in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Saturday
Whitelaw Reid
Organized Labor
Heid
Central Labor Union
A. B. Lozrenberg
Local bicycle riders face season end and Chicago meet
Ed Kades, treasurer of the Zig-zag club, is ill. The bicycle jobbers meet in Chicago next week with local dealers and riders from many clubs expected to attend. The Zig-zag club leases a new news quarters near high school No. 1 on N Pennsylvania, planning a large photo display and furnishings.
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Ed. Kades
Chicago
Republican Bicycle Club
County Committee
Bas
High School No. 1
N. Pennsylvaniast
Democratic Torchlight Peace Parade Ends in Murder in Plainfield
In Plainfield on October 22 Hor G W Cooper spoke at the town hall when Alviah Williams a captain in Avon’s torchlight procession was shot and killed by Henry Allison a Republican. Williams was 28 and had been tending bar in Indianapolis. The killer a Vandalia line section hand fled by train. Coroner Tomlinson gathered evidence as a boisterous crowd disrupted the event. Williams was buried near his mother in Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
G.W. Cooper
Alviah Williams
Avon
Henry Allison
Tomlinson
Cartersburg
Indianapolis
Somerby Seeks Surrender in Indianapolis Case
Supreme Justice Somerby, known as the iron hall figure, is reportedly in the country and intends to surrender to the Indianapolis court. Prosecutor Holtzman notes little progress on the indictment as Somerby’s attorney Judge Howe discusses the matter. It is believed Somerby may arrive from New York City next week. bond set at $20,600.
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Supreme Justice
Somerby
Iron Hall
Holtzman
Gaidthet
Howe
Indianapolis
New York City
Cox
Requisition for Lawson 3B Marshal Moore
A requisition was issued Saturday morning to the Louisiana governor for Lawson 3B. Moore, held in New Orleans, is sought in Mitchell Indiana for the murder of William Tow on Sept 13. Tow, a notorious figure, had caused trouble. Moore was marshal and claimed self defense. Tow’s brother swears he has proof of premeditation.
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Marshal Moore
Louisiana
Lawson
Moore
New Orleans
Mitchell
Ind
William Tow
Tow
Long awaited streetcars promised for Pennsylvania Street
City notes promise the coming Pennsylvania Street streetcars to start Sunday as Murphy temperance league plans a Sunday meeting addressed by Rev. J A Milburn. A fire at the state house during the celebration caused glass damage and broke a sky light while a skyrocket sparked a minor blaze.
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Pennsylvania St
Murphy Temperance League
J. A. Milburn
John Perkins
No. 5'S
Board of Public Works
State House
Elsie Leonard
William Leonard
Butler
Wabash
William Langford
Brightwood
Massachusetts Ave
John Beuchler
Cliford Ave
Langford
Friends’ Conference
Friends
Indiana Election Battle Lines Drawn As Parties Rally
The article outlines Republican plans to push Indiana into national focus with visits from Reid Depew and other speakers. It notes expectations of winning northern states, Indiana’s possible electoral impact, and alleged Democratic schemes tied to street cleaning contracts timed to elections. It mentions Col Parry Carson and Gen Clarkson praising cooperation within the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Committee
Indiana
Reid
Depew
State Committee
Lincoln
Gowdy
Harrison
Board of Public Works
Police Sergeant Accused Overuse Of Mace In Riot
In police court Cadi Columbus Buskirk presided as Charles Hunter faced burglary charges with a found Swiss watch bearing EL Baker. George Eschbracher and Henry Highstreet were charged with resisting an officer after a riot where Sergeant Laporte allegedly struck a bystander and was later accused of misusing his club. The case against Laporte was not proven and dismissed for lack of witnesses.
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Cadi Columbus Buskirk
Charles Hunter
EL. Baker
Hunter
C.W. Wilson
N. Delawarest
George Leschbracher
Henry Highstreet
Laporte
Cadi
Columbus Buskirk
Highstreet
Stegg
Board of Public Safety
Democrats Claim Big Cleveland Lead in New York
At political HQs both parties project the Cleveland Harrison contest in New York. Democrats cite increased registration and forecast a New York City plurality near 75,000 and 14,000 in Kings County with a total statewide edge around 95,000. Republicans peg Harlem area votes against Harlem bridge and expect a statewide GOP majority of 8,000 to 10,600, with the Sun estimating 72,000 in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Harrison
New York City
Kings County
Brooklyn
Harlem Bridge
the Sun
Purdue Football Aims for Intercollegiate Title
Purdue University harnesses enthusiasm as the 1892 team forms a near repeat nucleus from last season. Captain Stavenson leads a 25-man squad with strong line depth and fresh ends, aiming for home games against Ann Arbor and Butler and an eastern tour to face Yale Harvard Princeton and Columbia.
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Laravetty
Ind
Purdue University
Lafayette
Moore
Herkless
Teeters
Lackey
Polk
Hea
Crowell
McAllister
Hinkle
Sussell
Jamison
Germany
Lows State University
Gerber
Downs
Sluddleson
Capt. Stevenson
Finney
Fulkerson
Thompson
Studebaker
Ames
Donnelly
Ann Arbor
Butler
Epee
State University Boys
Northwestern
Indianapolis
DePauw
Cornell
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
Floods in Sardinia Claim Dozens in Deadly Surge
Reports from Sardinia describe historic floods as villages including Suu Atzifour and San Sanato Garalia inundated and foundations undermined. Widespread collapse of houses and downed wires follow torrential storms, with multiple drownings and graveside grief reported as weather worsens.
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Fonerty
Cacrirant
Sardinia
Suu Atzifour
San Sanato Garalia
Parade of Colts Triumphs in Historic Indianap lis Decorated Pageant
A grand Friday night parade in Indianapolis marks the Columbian celebration with elaborate after dark decor featuring a deer scene, Columbus and Liberty themes, and floats from Independent turnverein Star lodge K of P Indianapolis light insanity and Marion club. Tens of thousands line the route as lanterns lights and flags illuminate the city streets. The procession opens with mounted police and Lafayette drum corps and includes floats portraying Columbus, the signing of the Declaration, and emancipation.
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Indianapolis
State House
Washington St
Court House
Penneylvania
Mississippi St
Lafayette
Marshal Diegler
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand and
Isabela
Columbus
Turnverein
Progress Band
Indianapolis Drums Corp
Hendricks Club
Jefferson
Star Lodge
No.7
K. of P
Temple of Justice
Justice
Lincoln
Meyer & Deery
Marion Club
Union
Columbia
Cumberland Band
Cyclists
Fatal Columbian celebration explosion in Los Angeles
A gas pipe rigged as a cannon exploded during a city celebration in Los Angeles on October 22. Twelve people were killed and many injured as debris struck bystanders. several victims named include children and a newsboy. Organizers and makers of fireworks faced severe injuries and loss.
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Los Anerrss
Cal
Herman Commet
Ed Griffiths
Rapp
Frank Ford
Lovie Odan
Ashta Cohen
Rumors of Mrs Harrison’s Death Dismissed
Washington reports on Oct 22 say rumors of Mrs Harrison's death were unfounded though inconsistent updates from Friday and Saturday described her as weakened. Dr Gardner noted slight improvement after a night of rest and nourishment, with no expected material change by Saturday evening.
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Lonpox
Washington
Harison
Harrison
Gardner
Washieron
Mrs. Harrison
White House
Danish Consul to Chicago Emil Dreier Dies Aboard
Emil Dreier Danish consul to Chicago died suddenly at sea aboard the Hecla during the voyage to New York from a heart disease. He had served in Chicago for eight years. The report notes a period of unsettled weather with cloudy skies and possible showers through Saturday night into Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Emil Dreier
Rie
Fifty Three Bodies Recovered After Bokhara Wreck
October 22 report notes fifty three bodies recovered from the wrecked steamcar Bokhara. Ayers Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier sold by druggists.
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Hone Kore
Bokhara
Ayers
Drugalatig
Tragedy Ties Moran Family to Prison Life
Nellie Harrington Moran died of typhoid at St Vincent's hospital after supporting her husband Martin Moran, a saloon keeper jailed for shooting John Cain. Moran will not be told of his wife's death to avoid a prisonyard burial scene. their infant will be cared for by his sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Moran
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Moran
Illinois and
Georgia Sts
John Cain
Cain
Nellie Harrington
Nellie
McGregor Naturalizes Before Election
John McGregor, Republican candidat e for representative, was admitted to U S citizenship in Judge Walker s court on Saturday morning. Witnesses James Calderhead and Robert M Foster swore he had two years residency as required. The matter raised questions about eligibility to nomination for a foreign sounding name, but state law requires citizenship before election for candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGregor
Walker
James Calderhead
Robert M. Foster
McGregor
United States
House
Gregor
M-Gregoris
Head End Collision on Clover Leaf Road Fatal
Reports from JarrEsTon Illinois indicate a head end collision on Clover Leaf road near town Friday night. Several lives are reported lost and a train with all local physicians was dispatched to the scene as wires are down and details are unavailable.
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JarrEsTon
Meacer
Emperor Pardons 400 Women on Birth of Heir
An extra Reichsanzeiger edition reports the German emperor pardoned 400 women convicts in honor of his daughter's birth. They were released Saturday. In Minneapolis a laborer Anton Erpelding attempted to murder his wife on Friday evening, then shot at a policeman and killed himself.
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Minneapolis
Anton Erpelding
New rockers at Wm. L. Elders
B Burkin and M D Cancer Specialist start at the firm located on Ohio Street in Indianapolis with services in dyeing and cleaning at Smith's Dye Works on 67 N Pannsylvania Glass is listed as part of the local business scene
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New Rockers
Wm. L. Elders
B. Burkin
M. D
Ohio
Indianapolis
Smith’s Dye Works
N. Pannsyiva Glass
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Plaierwisld
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Therld
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Parry Carson
Washington, D. C
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J. 8. Clarkson
Col. Carson
Laeforte
Fiis
Purdue
Stavenson
Cavi, Stevenson
Wyamingeron
Dek
Thos
Maxwell
Gray Club
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Pens
George Washington
Los Angeles
Barrisson
Ofing
Miler
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Bhastrapgisda
Thair Lart
Farewall
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