Fatal fall at Stevenson block hospital notes
Earl Price, a 14 year old boilermaker, fell from the fourth floor of the Stevenson block on Washington street. He struck his head on a plank rafter and was unconscious when picked up. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital where death was expected from his injuries. The incident followed a forge accident with no witnesses.
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Wes
Teaten
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Earl Price
Stevenson Block
Washington St
Marsee
St. Vincent's Hospital
John M. Bailes
Ruth Fivans Woolen
Sound Money
Congress
Will
College-ave
Seventh-st
Woolen
Evans Woolen
Ndinburg
Brian
Rappaport Divorce Claim Details Sorrows of Unraveled Marriage
Dora Rappaport sues her husband known as Signer Voerari for support claiming a long marriage in Imbhianepolis and elsewhere. She alleges he left her penniless after $5,600 from her mother’s estate and say he bore an income of $20 a day from his business. She says he arrested her for drunkenness and jailed her and once drove her from their home at night.
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Irs
Renpapoort
Dora Rappaport
Conerdiseer Rappaport
Imbhianepolis
Mrs H H Tee Hosts Dinner Party in Autumn Decor
Mrs H H Tee entertained a Thursday evening dinner party with American beauty roses as decorations. The notice also announces the forthcoming marriage of Gertrude Mae Miller to James Lt Miller and Dr W Graham Brennan in the last week of November, with arrangements made. Saturday afternoon a reception was held by W R C presidents for Mrs Agnes R Hitt, the national president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Tee
Gertude Mae Miller
Myra
James Lt. Miller
W. Graham Brennan
Agnes R. Hitt
J. K. Sharpe
Miss Hall
Morristown
N. J
James H. Curtis
Miss Mall
Propylaeum
Public speeches and scandals mix at several late Saturday events
Carl Schurz spoke in Peoria and was applauded while Carlisle drew flowers in Bowling Green. A New York parade followed by a meeting was reported as Njiebart witnessed it. A Keokuk Schofield letter opposed the Chicago platform read at a Gold Democrats meeting in Ta, while Gustav Pabst, Milwaukee brewer’s son, won a divorce from actress Margaret Mather. An Oct 24 1895 horsewhipping case and a Kan sas City poisoning arrest added to a crime note.
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Carl Schurz
Peoria
Bryan
Carlisle
Bowling Green
Round Money Shippers
New York
New York Harbor
Njiebart
Gold Democrats
Keoen
Schofield
Ares
Chicago
Gustav Pabst
Milwaukee
Margaret Mather
Alice Platt
Chas. Massey
Kansas City
California grandfather accused in abuse of missing girl Nellie Blank
A California grandfather, Dr. Preninger, is alleged to have forced Nellie Blank, a 15 year old from Indianapolis, into a miserable one room home. She fled to the Wintters after repeated assaults and refusals to let her enter her California residence. Local authorities, including Deputy Sheriff Nate Ulm, are pursuing charges of assault and unlawful detention.
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Nellie Blank
Home of Children's Guardians
California
John Pfeninger
Pos
Anaheim Weekly Gazette
Anaheim
Cole
Ea Wi
Preningsr
Oran
Perave
Spadraroid
Jie Hiv
Preninger
Jacob Wintters
Mamie Wintter
Jacob Wintter
Pfeninger
Nellie
Wintters
Wintter
Wm. Wintter
Pieninger
Nate Ulm
Santa Ana
Groat
Death of Omer B Carr in Indianapolis business circles
Omer B. Carr, 47, died Saturday afternoon after being stricken with apo plexy in his bathroom at 169 N Windsst. A Rushville-born Indianapolis merchant, he had spent seven years in the commission business. He married Carrie Bright in 1892. Andirons and Iron Linings. no. M. Lilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer B. Carr
N. Windsst
Indianapolis
Rushville
Carrie Bright
Corrup tion and political pressure amid Indianapolis race row
A chaotic narrative describes coerced votes and factional clashes in Indianapolis politics. It notes mayoral influence fears, populist threats, resignations within the county committee, and a rally at College avenue with Woolen and Woolen’s lockout episode, amid sounding money versus free silver tensions and county ticket alignments.
Wreck and deaths follow careless orders on St Louis line
A collision near Windsor Station Missouri after a delayed excursion train and a westbound section struck head on. Eight killed and over twenty injured as engineers and crew blamed for lax orders and miscommunication. An operator says the accident could have been prevented if the switch had been properly set and the excursion train halted at Spring Park.
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Spring Park
Coders
Taginesr
Pioht
Sercomdl
Michivwood
Stribtoaeh
Filleul
Tlatnes Meiterma Wes
Perea
de Devine
Iatieos Mobine
Suring Park
Davies Tee
Dle
Valles Derk
Dishmian
Drydin
Hias
Dyrydou
Spinnetieh
Alo
Jadis
II Poon
Dryden
Whele
Diadem Flour Ad from Weeblesville Milling Co
An advertising blurb promotes fine pastry with light biscuits and flaky bread made from Diadem Flour Ivory sack guaranteed. Sold by all grocers. Weeblesville Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iweeblesville Milling Co
Weather Forecast For Indianapolis 36 Hours Ending Tuesday
Warmer and fair conditions forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity with stronger winds. Sunday morning Dr C E Ferguson assumed duties as superintendent of City hospital replacing Dr John D Nichols who resigned amid an internal hospital training school friction. The Board of Health found no immoral charges against Nichols and noted possible lack of executive ability. Patient discipline claims were not proven though tempers flared during a dispute with an insane patient. The board plans to correct ongoing friction and reorganize the hospital training school under health board oversight.
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Marion County
Indianapolis
Seventh
Chas. Cooper
Sound Money Democracy
Jefferson
Sample
Judge Broan
F. J. Reinhard
Hunter McCaslin
Martin Anderson
Bruce M. Wylie
Paul Julian
8. T. Beaver
Julius Reinecke
James Kervan
Sound Money
C. EH. Ferguson
City Hospital
John D. Nichols
Board of Health
Nichols
Miss Wicks
Marner
Gen Harrisons Trip Promises Broadside Of Oratory
The republican campaign will end in Indiana with a broadside of oratory this week from the largest battery of speakers ever concentrated in the state. Gen Harrison will devote Friday and Saturday to the work stopping at Greenfield Knightstown Anderson Muncie Winchester Portland Geneva Decatur and Bert Wayne on Friday. Saturday visits include Auburn Waterloo Kendallville Ligonier Goshen Warsaw Columbia City North Manchester Wabash Marion Summitville and Alexandria.
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Harrison
Indiana
Greenfield
Knightstown
Anderson
Muncie
Winchester
Portland
Geneva
Decatur
Bert Wayne
Auburn
Waterloo
Kendallville
Ligonier
Goshen
Warsaw
Columbia City
North Manchester
Wabash
Marion
Summitville
Alexandria
Edison Auto Telegraph Sktech Transmission Revolutionizes News Illustration
Edison announces a new autographic telegraph capable of transmitting sketches by wire for newspaper illustration. He describes a cylinder mechanism that reproduces lines at the receiving end, enabling rapid, portable use by editors and artists. The device is expected to reach markets within months, with large dailies poised for adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Chicago
St. Louis
Thieves active rob shoe store on Washington Street
A bold break in occurred at Stout's shoe store 184 WW Washington Street between 5 and 6 am Sunday. The thief shattered the large show window with a paving brick and stole one pair of men’s calf shoes, worth about $30 to replace, and the window was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublanapolis
Stout
Washington St
Six men escape from Louisville jail in daring breakout
The article notes six men dug their way out of the Louisville Kentucky jail on a Sunday. It recounts other local incidents including a pastorate rejection in Oakland and a transfer of Achilla Tomasi to Ward's Island, an incurable maniac. additional items describe robberies and minor crimes in Indianapolis with brief details on a car movement report and church activities.
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Louisville
Tiew
IF. Coyle
Oakland
Cal
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Indiana Academy of Science, Incorporated
Achilla Tomasi
Helen Bertram
Indianapolis
Ward’s Island
New York
Dorman Davidson
Broadway
W. Fr. Wishmeyer
Vermont St
Ohio
Building and Loan Association and Insurance Men of
Criminal Court Room
Keeling
Washington St
Thomas Nelson
Milburn
Coulins
Roberts Park
Black Hole Tortures and Rebel Gains in Philippine Revolt
The Coptic from Hong Kong to Yokohama reports Philippine insurgents gain strength amid Spanish harshness in Manila. Thousands of rebels control Cavite. atrocities in prisons, including the “Black hole,” are described. Rebels near enough to threaten Madrid reinforcements. Olympia ordered toward Manila as battles occur.
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Manila
Stavength
Carolines
Sicrita
Thes
Are Oken
Winisher
Sipe ships well machinery to Newport site
J C Sipe who leased the Newport property for prospecting gas or oil is bringing in drilling machinery from Montpelier. The so called haunted house near Newport drew scores of visitors this Sunday as curiosity over the site grows.
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J. C. Sipe
Newport
Montpelier
Amusements mix for Jefferson and Wilbur Co shows
Joseph Jefferson appears Tuesday night at English's as Caleb Plummer in Cricket on the Hearth and as Mr Golightly in Lend me five shillings with a strong advance sale. The Wilbur opera company opens a week at the Park with living pictures, new subjects, and familiar favorites led by A Clark and chorus of 60. The Empire features vitascope and vaudeville, with new pictures including Hoyts A milk white flag and Buffalo Bill material. Moore and Besson, Le Patite Freddie join a clean program popular with ladies.
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Joseph Jefferson
Caleb Plummer
Mr. Golightly
Wilbur Opera Company
the Park
A. Clark
J. E. Conly
J. Clarence Harvey
Emmet Drew
Claude Amsden
Eloise Mortimer
Maggie Bolton
Hallie Richardson
Maud Daniel
Fra Diavolo
Empire
Hoyt
Buffalo Bill
West
Moore and
Besson
al Field
Minst
le Patite Freddie
Herman
Dustless Oats Promoted for Martwood Grates
A fragment advertises Mardwood mantels and grates with Ling endorsing Janes Dustless Oats for horses. The brief line hints at product synergy between oat feed and horse performance, suggesting a local trades or agricultural promotion in a small-town paper.
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Children’s Guardians
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No. M. Lilly
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Taggart
Chas
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Hart Parker
Richard Jerrick
Teddy Buffell
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Free Silver
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