Sherman brands Platt a Judas and vows no presidential bid
New York reports Senator Sherman, in Mansfield Ohio, denounces Tom Platt as the Judas Iscariot of the Republican party. He recalls 1858 New York delegation efforts, asserts Platt sold the vote to Harrison, and says he will not seek the presidency again after 1880.
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New York
Sherman
Ierald
Platt
Ohio Statesman
Mansfield
Tom Platt
Judan Iscariot
Republican Party
Ife
Pratt
Harrison
F Harrison
Treasury
Indiana
Itarrison
Tam
Morton
Republic
Charles Foster
Garfield
Foster
Wall Collapse Buries Workers at Elmore Liegele Factory
An eastern wall of the Elmore Liegele factory collapsed during a Friday morning sewer trench dig. Over a dozen workers were badly injured and several were trapped but later removed. no fatalities reported and crews cleared debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouypr
Elmore Liegele
Susan B Anthony declines retirement plan
Susan B. Anthony denies plans to retire from public life and says she will stay active while her health lasts. At 76 she remains vigorous and intends to keep working until she unexpectedly collapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Anthony
Heath
Asa Tapena
Susan B. Anthony
Jury finds for defendant in alienation suit
The jury in the case of Joseph H Lewis against Henry C Dawson returned a verdict Friday in favor of the defendant after hearing a damages claim of 10 000 for alienating his wife's affections. All principals in the suit are gray haired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H Lewis
Henry C. Dawson
Sympathy for Cuba Meeting Called by Mayor Dunlap
Anperson Indiana October 25 Mayor Dunlap issues a proclamation for a town meeting at the courthouse on the evening of November 1 to express sympathy for Cuban revolutionists. All citizens endorse the call.
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Cuba
Dunlap
Court House
Kentucky bankers oppose free coinage of silver
OverEnsporo Kentucky on October 25 the Kentucky bankers meeting adopted resolutions unanimously opposing free and unlimited coinage of silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OverEnsporo, Ky
Kentucky Bankers’ Meeting
Lere
Money Run Out Halts Hennepin Canal Work
In Prixcyton Illinois on October 25 the exhaustion of appropriations forces suspension of all canal work until next month. Local officials cite funding gaps delaying ongoing construction and maintenance.
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Prixcyton, Ill
Hennepin Canal
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area ends Oct 26
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m Friday night and Saturday calls for colder fair weather. Lemon Tonic Laxative ad promotes energy appetite and drainage with large bottles.
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Indianapolis
Mothers Are Very Careless About Diphtheria Contagion
City sanitarian Ferguson tells Tr Sun diphtheria averages three new cases daily. He blames parental carelessness for spreading the disease as children recover and are allowed outside. warns against removing warning flags and neglecting fumigation. He notes mothers misattribute sore throats and delay care, urging strict precautions to curb the outbreak.
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City Sanitarian
Ferguson
Tr Sun
Great Britain Readies to Strike Over Eastern Tensions
In Lonvoy October 26 officials discuss rumors China’s partition alarm. Russia allegedly gains anchorage at Port Arthur and rail rights in Liaotung. Japanese fleet recalled from Formosa as England moves ships to Coren. Headlines warn of possible broad war with Britain likely intervening.
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Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Germany
France
Lonvoy
Hong Kong
Port Arthur
Liaotung Peninsula
Formosa
Coren
Times
Wll
Globe
United States
China
Gagetie
England
Hussain
Vancouver
Sydney
J Keir Hardie Lectures On American Labor Conditions
J Keir Hardie addresses American labor unions in a Friday lecture at English's hotel. He argues unions should unite politically toward socialism, defining socialism as shared land ownership and benefits, and notes America's vastness and resources impress him. He once served in the British Parliament and recently spoke in Chicago about the Pullman strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Krir Ward
Mardie
Jess
Tar Sux
America
Sardie
Scotland
London
Tlardie
Chicago
Death of Rev Ranger Mourns Indianapolis Parish
The body of Rev. Ranger, who died in St Barnabas hospital Minneapolis, arrives in Indianapolis Friday. He served Christchurch Indianapolis and was an intimate friend of Bishop White. Born in Linne Connecticut 47 years ago, he studied at Yale and the General Theological Seminary. The funeral may be Monday at 2 PM with Greenwood burial likely.
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Ranger
Minneapolis
Ile
St. Barnabas Hospital
St. Barnabas Chanel
York
Tudianapolis
Bishop White
Christchurch
Indianapolis
Conn
Yale
General Theological Seminary
New York
Ma. Ranger
Greenwood
N.Y
Francis Coffin to be sentenced. county to inspect new bridge
The article notes CLPY BPR Francis Coffin will be sentenced at o'clock Saturday morning. County commissioners plan a Saturday inspection of the newly completed bridge across Pileasaiatama. Gov. Matthews reports his son Sevinour ill with typhoid fever. doctors say the condition is serious. Robert Parker and Tiane Reynolds receive one-year prison terms for burglary under Judge McCray. Arthur 2. Schofield sues the city for injuries from a ditch fall. his father George Schofield also sues for 3,000.
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Francis Coffin
Glen Vuailey
Pileasaiatama
Gov. Matthews
Sevinour
Washington
Robert Parker
Tiane Reynolds
North
Arthur
Sehofield
George Sehofield
Robert Tanguary
New Jersey-st
Larry Tutewiler
Broad Ripple White River Bridge
David Elliott
Akry
Lehrader Bros
Ienry Magel
Schrader Bros
Indiana Centennial Commission
Atlanta
Myron D. Ning
Commission
Brutus
Frank
Lucy Hubbell
Lewis
Lillie Sauer
Nitschlee
J. M
Mary Lansberry
Robert
Annie
Willie J. Lehman
Jase Cox
Alice Martin
Otis Williams
Lula Mitchell
Dalton A.siger
Nettie H. Billingsley
Charles E. Conkle
Anna Shephard
Larry C. Meyers
Minnie Weaver
John 8. Snyder
Jeanette E. Combs
Wm. E. Cramer
Wyrinda Fishback
John Bauerie
Rose Pratt
Chrysanthemum Show Brightens Indianapolis Floral Week
The ninth annual chrysanthemum show will open November 5 in Pomlinson hall with 20 more exhibitors than before. Aims include elaborate displays, four large vases with 100 blooms each, and new seedling varieties. Cincinnati orchids travel in, Nepenthes are shown, and decorations honor the hall.
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Pomlinson Hall
Lndianapolis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Yno
Europe
Orient
Japan
America
Heavy verdict in Udell damage suit against Citizens street railway
The jury awarded $11,500 in the Udell case against Citizens' street railway for injuries to a leg, in a $35,000 claim. After failing to answer two interrogatories, the panel was recalled, but could not resolve number 39 about intent to pay fare and was discharged to be retried. Capt. W. F. Mavens recalls a Civil War encounter describing a rebel’s jaw injury and a mistaken shot.
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Udell
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
W. F. Mavens
Stoves Connected Citywide at 30 Cents
Frank Butts advertises stoves connected to any part of the city at 30 cents and offers driven wells at 40 cents per foot with a contact address on dna china avenue and telephone Ligh.
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Frank Butts
Chicago meeting fuels GOP central committee intrigue
A Chicago conference attended by Charles Griffin Tobe Uert and Secretary Seeds sparks gossip about factional tensions with Chairman Gowdy and Secretary Seeds. Reports say Leeds or Gowdy will lose a seat on the state central committee next January, amid potential grafting and power plays within the party.
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Gowdy
Russell Seeds
Republican State Central Committee
Chicago
Charles Gritfin
Tobe Uert
Mr. Seeds
Les
Mrnday
Leeds
Mr. Gowdy
State Central Committee
Tom
Tamm
Gowidly
Charles Griffin
Cuban Victory After Four-Hour Battle in Santa Clara
Reports from New York cite a decisive Cuban triumph near Las Villas in Santa Clara province. Gen Maceo’s 3,000 troops defeated Gen Echagüe’s 2,800 with 80 killed or wounded and the Spanish artillery left on the field.
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New York
Cuba
Ion
Maceo
Santiago de Cuba
Nanchez
Las Bilas
Santa Clara
Echague
San Juan Valley
Echagnne
Madrid
Tavana
Slashed His Throat Over His Sweetheart Going Blind
Frank Smith, 28, of 84 Maples Street, attempted suicide Tuesday evening by cutting his throat. He was treated by Dr. Wiley with 20 stitches and partially recovered. He said drink caused the act and that Grace Dankel, 19, his sweetheart who is going blind, was involved. she has been in hospital eight weeks. He visited her at the hospital Thursday with a throat bandage. Information suggests an effort to keep the affair secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Maplest
Smith
Noted Pianist Dead in Manchester
Charles Tralle, the noted pianist, is dead in Manchester England. The report mentions health remedies and products named Lemon Tonic Laxative and Hoads Sarsaparilla, with no clear connection to the obituary. The text blends obituary note with unrelated advertising lines and names John M. Lilly.
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Manchester
Eng
Charles Tralle
Child Life in Peril as Baby Girl Throws Across Tracks
A barefoot girl named Lydia Rogers, daughter of Ann Rogers of West Islip, twice flung herself before a moving express near Patchogue. She cried that her mother beats her and provides no food. Authorities plan to seek humane society care for the abused child.
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Lydia Rogers
Ann Rogers
Wigkieave
West Islip
Humane Society
Nicholson Law Upheld in Saloon Case by Judge Cox
Judge Cox upholds Nicholson law section as valid police power in saloon case against Fred Brandt at 44 Washington. The decision rejects quashing affidavit asserting legislative overreach and cites Fletcher case confirming regulation and licensing of intoxicants. Brandt remains to answer the charge after Oct 1 arrest.
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Cox
Fred Brandt
Washington-st
Brandt
Fletcher
Supreme Court
Board of Health Holds Meeting with Admin Changes
Exit Dr Lambert Mayor Taggart attended as sole spectator. Dr Lambert named superintendent of the jury, Dr Leonard Bell installed. Former vault cleaning contracts to be replaced by owner hires. Ambulance contract with Lee Holtsman ended. new downtown livery firm to operate a free ambulance. Sanitary officers to be uniformed. meetings set for 7:30 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays each month.
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Taggart
Board of Health
Lambert
Leonard Bell
Lee Holtsman
Professor Heeb Disavows Link to Arrested Man
Prof Heeb of the Indianapolis business university declares Edward Admire has no ties to his school or any related institution. Admire, arrested last Monday on assault charges against Sam E Lege, is said to be connected to another institution entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Heeb
Indianapolis Business University
Edward Admire
Sam. E. Lege
Johnson block sale confirms new building venture
The Johnson block on I Washington street east of Eastman Schleicher Lee burned store has been sold to a syndicate led by William Stevenson for 230000. A fine building will be erected on the site. Also a new Oak town schoolhouse burned Thursday night in Vincennes causing 10000 loss with 4000 insured. bedsteads and brass fixtures mentioned.
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Johnson
I. Washington St
Eastman, Schleicher & Lee
Wm. Hh. Stevenson
Sherman book sparks debate on Harrison Garfield and nominating politics
John C. New and others respond to extracts from John Sherman’s book. The writings accuse Garfield of treachery and Harrison of deals with Platt, prompting views that presidential nominations are often bought. The piece notes Huston and Michener’s role and contrasts loyalty with office-seeking rewards.
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Birt
Garfield
Sherman
Jfe
Foster
Harrison
Platt
Gale
Mr. Harrison
Huston
Michener
New York
Ife
Luston
Mr. Sherman
Bill Molman
Ben Harrison
Garfheld
Williams College
Board of Works
John C. New
Aly
Thomson
Tass
Armenia Turmoil Reports From Erzingjan And Marash Districts
Oct 25 dispatches describe fierce disturbances in Erzingjan with six Armenian deaths and a Turkish note blaming Armenians. The US cruiser Marblehead has reached Mersina to protect missionaries, while Armenians in Marash attack residents of four Turkish villages near Allepo.
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Constantinople
Erzingjan
United States
Marblehead
Mersina
Asia Minor
Allepo
Marash
Wreck of Burlington Flyer Injures Nine in Missouri
The overland Burlington flyer was wrecked near Waldron Missouri Thursday night. Nine people were injured including two mail clerks in the derailment reported from Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Overland
Burlington Flyer
Waldron
Last Regular Troops Leave Jackson Hole Area
The final regular troops have departed Jackson's Hole and the Ross Fork agency after a summer of efforts to quell Indian disturbances. The region now lacks government protection and order.
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Pocarerie
Jackson’s Hole
Ross Fork Agency
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Iscariot
Bankers
Theo
J. Keir Hardie
J. Weir Tarne
Mr. Ranger
Mattie
John M. Lilly
Dr. Lambert
Vincennns
Ind
Oaktown
School OF Rascality
W. P. Fishbage
John Sherman
B. Harrison
W.P. Fishback
Thasos
North Sea
Mrs. Gladstone
Hardwood
Mantels, Grates. Inc
M. Lilly
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