Secret marriage shocks stage duo Coghlan and Beveridge
Charles Coghlan, famed for Diplomacy at the Grand, wed Miss Kuehne Beveridge in a late night ceremony performed by Justice Daniels. The union, kept secret from friends and Rose Coghlan, arose amid reports of prior marriage claims and legal advice citing non binding previous liaisons.
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Charles Coghlan
the Grand
Kuehne Beveridge
Maid
Justice Daniels
Beveridge
Ilinois
Coghlan
Charles
Indiana
Rose Coghlan
Rose
Kuehne
Charlie
Miss Beveridge
New York
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Corbett
Mr. Sullivan
New Orleans
Daniels
Kuenne
Corgent
Leon Bailey
Tax Sun
Sister Rose
Albert J. Beveridge
Illinois
Mra Coghlan
Sullivan
Count Orloff
Joan
Cogh- Yan
Fatal shot follows quarrel at 260 West Washington
Patrick O Keefe, 62, a court house janitor, fired on James Eubanks 35, injuring him fatally. The two argued after Eubanks abused Mrs O Keefe. O Keefe surrendered at the courthouse, distraught. physicians report the ball from a .32 revolver, and Eubanks is not expected to live.
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James Eubanks
Patrick O'Keefe
W. Washington
Eubanks
O'Keefe
Figenbelss
O’keefe
Clarence Morris and the loitering case before Judge Stubbs
Clarence Morris an 11 year old boy sobbed as he stood before Judge Stubbs charged with loitering. The judge hesitated to impose a fine and spoke kindly, obtaining a promise from the boy to stop the nightly acts. Asbury Morris testified about the boy selling papers after losing his job but denied any parental wrongdoing. The boy was dismissed with a promise to stay home at nights.
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Stubbs
Clarence Morris
Clarence
Asbury Morris
Peru St
Washington St
Sensational suit over Premier steel mortgage fraud claim
John J. McGettigen receiver of the Premier steel works files in superior court to set aside a $300000 mortgage held by H. E. Southwell Chicago as allegedly fraudulently obtained. Defendants include Southwell American Trust Co and the Premier company. The suit contends the bonds were not authorized or used properly and that insolvent conditions and false representations accompanied loans to the company. The receiver seeks nullification of the mortgage due to wrongful and fraudulent conduct by Southwell.
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John J. McGettigen
Premier Steel Works
H. E. Southwell
Chicago
Southwell
American Trust Company of Chicago
Premier Company
American Trust Company
Itas
H. DePauw
Isia
Silver Repeal Bill Sparks Senate Debate
In Washington on October 27 the silver repeal bill was taken up again in the Senate. Senator Stewart resumed his speech attacking the president as a Waili st lawyer, then yielded to Jones and signaled a return to the floor. The outlook for a vote on Saturday appears bright.
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Washineton
Senate
Stewart
Jones
Chipper McLean Fires Two Veteran Street Railway Workers
The Citizens' Street Railway superintendent McLean abruptly dismisses two longtime employees, Jim Morand and Joe Beaty, offering no public reason and labeling the action a private matter. Brotherhood members plan to press for an explanation.
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Chipper Mac. Mclean
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
McLean
Jim Morand
W. Washingtonstine
Joe Beaty
N. Illinois-at
Brotherhood
Sun
Beaty
Morand
Jie
Lion Loosh Roams Gotham After Escape From Circus
Sultan the circus lion remains at large in New York after escaping during a cage transfer. Bystanders gather around the Eighteenth Street barn as roars echo through the night. The animal killed a horse and fed on its flesh, drawing threats from lion tamers and drucus men to kill or trap it. police plan to shoot if no cage is secured before night.
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New York
Sultan
Eighteenth-st
Drcus
Theatrical Items Dominate Rich Amusement Column
The page reviews New York theater chatter including Joe Arther’s The Corncracker at Fourteenth Street, Joly-pic chums at the Empire, and Harry Dixey’s Adonis at the Grand. It notes industry concerns over cheaper transport for touring companies, and praises the stormy Tornado at English’s with rioting wind and shipwreck scenes.
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Tom Gould
New York
Steve Bfodle
Daily Papers
Joe Arther
Fourteenth St. Theater
Harry Dixey
Brooklyn
the Grand
the Empire
Spike Hennessey
Roberts
Pennsylvania
Amelia Glover
Wm. Mack
Dan Daly
Willis Sweatman
Lincoln Carter
National Surgical Institute Moves to New Site
The National Surgical Institute opens at a new, convenient location Nos 15 and ? McCreast facing Union passenger station. It is rapidly fitted to treat deformities diseased joints and paralysis, highlighting its modern setup and focus on orthopedic care.
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National Surgical Institute
McCreast
Union
Murphy Idea of Love Lecture Draws Big Crowd
The Murphy meeting at the old Christian Church drew the largest attendance yet despite drizzle. Mr. Murphy used humor to illustrate temperance and warned how love and care for children shape society, ending with the idea that love leads to a better world.
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Murphy
Old Christian Church
New York
Honor Bright
Cal Darnell and Rainy Run to City Hall
Cal Darnell, hoping for a path to street commissioner, rushes to the mayor’s office after a prank. A rain soaked dash leads to a brief meeting with Mayor Denny as a building inspectorship topic surfaces through a messenger.
Bephal ers Denounced and Parmers Alliance Adopts Resolutions
Friday morning the Parmers alliance convention adjourned after electing D. H. Yeoman as president Alice Potts as secretary and treasurer Mary E. Welch as vice president L A Stevens D A Webster and Jas W Ish as executive committee members Thos Last re elected state lecturer Resolutions denounced congressmen who backed repeal bills urged government ownership of railroads and money value regulation Great Wire Pittsbur g storage company burned Friday with losses around 300000
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Parmers Alliance
D. H. Yeoman
Jasper
Alice Potts
Hancock County
Mary E. Welch
L. A. Stevens
Anderson
D. A. Webster
Cicero
Jas
W.lsh
Protection From Malaria with Simmons Liver Regulator
An 19th century claim promotes Simmons Liver Regulator as a powerful malaria preventive. Described as a vegetable tonic, cathartic and alterative, it is urged to act faster than culomel or quinine.
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Simmons
Pennsylvania Iron Hall Funds Divide Controversy Faces Court Decision
Report shows Pennsylvania branch holding 130000 dollars and a proposed 30 percent dividend. Receiver Graham defies Judge Taylor by directing state funds to be dispersed, while Failey argues funds must go to the general state and court supervision. The dispute, tied to a pending permanent receiver ruling, draws broad attention as Pennsylvania is a leading branch.
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Graham
Pennsylvania
Iron Hall
Falley
Tron
Penneyslvania
Failey
Taylor
Th E Sun
Winter
Massachusetts
Order
United States
New Board of Works Faces Local Drainage Woes and Contracts
The new Board of Works met Friday with mixed concern from members Wildman and Kramer while Conduitt appeared hardened by past service. Residents on Alabama Street near Seventh seek better drainage to end year round water and fever risks. A sewer petition was filed for Liberty Street between Wabash and Markets. Cement walks on Alabama Street from Tenth Street to the first alley south were awarded to Stephen Major & Co. W. Allen & Co., formed by ex Engineer Mansfield and chief clerk Allen, won the main sewer contract from Fletcher Ave to Elm Street and then to Dillon Street at 5.33 per lineal foot.
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Board of Works
Messrs
Wildman
Kramer
Conduitt
Alabama St
Libety-st
Wabash
Marketsats
Alabama-st
Tenth-st
Stephen Major & Co
Noble St
Fletcherave
Dillon
Death by self destruction of ex-Attorney General Garland's daughter
Washington October 27 Miss Daisy Garland 23 daughter of ex Attorney General Garland died at her home Friday afternoon. She shot herself through the heart with her father's revolver after talking with family about a theater party for Friday night. No sign of mental disturbance was noted. The body was found shortly after luncheon. She had recently left home under mysterious circumstances.
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Garland
Washington, D
Daisy Garland
Miss Garland
Scott
Albert Rabb
Rabb
Bowles & Rabb
Frank E. Fuller
George L. Kern
Sam Perrott
Controller’s
Matilda Schmidt
W. A. Schmidt
Chas. Rusch
Kipp Bros
U. 8
Stewart
Chas. Basse
John Hesse
Basse
U.S
van Buren
Wm. Walker
Geo. Shaw
Wells Circuit Court
Gov. Matthews
Walker
Quer
Leander P. Garrett
Jerome B. Knapp
Garrett
Alabama St
Knapp
Jefferson
Mary Keelen
Walter
Emma Dutton
Frank
Shea
Shea, Boy; Mr. and Mrs. Swanigan
J. F
Mrs. Baughman
James
Mrs. Williams
Martha Wilson
Bertha Folsom
Rudolph
Albertina Glass
Isabell Soewell
Charles
Nannie Bowman
Daniel F. Seigfried
Annie
Cramer
Henry W. Sandmann
Bertha Betzner
Wm. W. Malcolm
Catharine
Welsh
Admiral NcGheley
Emms
Mohlenpopf
Benjamin Miepenburg
Effie Harmon
Buskirk
Cadi
Trusier
Mixed remains at wreck site reveal sausage and feet
In Barrie Creex Mich a coroner’s inquest found the supposed baby remains were really bologna sausage cow brains and two human feet. The wreck death toll stands at two while four unidentified bodies may be John Wende Eve lyne Aldrich and Mr and Mrs Darland. In Cuarenco Robbins in custody for a $2000 robbery at Pittsburg brewery.
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Barrie Creex
Mich
Nichols Station
John Wende
Bluff Springs
Tex
Evelyne Aldrich
Edwardsburg
Oliver Darland
Tilsonburg
Ont
Hat racks and warm clothing sale at local stores
Read the offer on page 4 of today's SUN. Wm. L. Elder's features hat racks while Van Pelt's sells rolled oats and sleep flakes, touted as a chance to buy warmth for the children.
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Wm. L. Elder's
van Pelt’s
Sun
Great Hanging Bee Ends With Noted Outlaw Doc Taylor
A Wise Courthouse Va report from Nasavillez Tenn describes a large crowd witnessing the hanging of outlaw Doc Taylor. Taylor, lately a religious enthusiast, helped ambush Ira Mullins party killing six including Mullins wife and son. the Flemings fled, money was taken, and the bodies were mutilated.
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Nasavillez
Tenn
Wise Courthouse
Saya
Letcher County
Taylor
John Mullins
Electrified City Line Advances and City Officials Appointments
Heavy rail electric line orders parallel N Illinois style equipment. City officials announce deputy appointments in the attorney and engineer offices. A secret marriage, pardons, and a late 19th century public notice mix with legal disputes and a judge’s unpaid city fees.
Gellert Fires Bravely Fought by Crew and Passengers
New York dispatch describes the steamship Gellert from Hamburg enduring a three day blaze amid cotton and cargo. Captain Kalmpf and crew fought with water and steam while passengers prayed and endured smoke and fear, with volunteers finally extinguishing the blaze on Tuesday.
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New York
Gellert
Hamburg
Cines
Kalmpf
Ismuing
Lipa
Libel case filed over Good Templar blacklist actions
Valparaiso Indiana reports Childs sues David Brough for 5000 damages alleging involvement in blacklisting 20 citizens for saloon attendance and warning a saloon keeper not to serve them. Additional libel suits by other named townsmen expected. Also noted: Riley Shell killed by a Nickel Plate locomotive Thursday night leaving a family.
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Valparaibo
Ind
Childs
S'unday
David Brough
Hebron
Good Templar Lodge
Chas. Miller
Childa
Riley Shell
Hobart
City overdraft uncovered halting all payments
Controller Trusler found Friday that the city overdrawn its account with the county treasurer by 3017 dollars. This excludes 20000 dollars advanced to Woollen and 2000 dollars to Trusler. The letter stops all payments and the matter is considered very serious under the charter.
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Trusler
Youth Hurt In Indianola Fight Over Girl
Jack Thompson of 5 Missouri street Met a serious injury after a dance in Indianola ended in a melee over a girl. He was struck with a brick, lay unconscious in mud, and later treated by Dr Deltch. Nose broken and head injury feared. police probe continues with no arrests yet. Reading update reports 93 year old Somer Schaeffer fatally shot by burglars near Groffsdale after burglary netted $200.
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Jack Thompson
Missouri St
Indianola
Thompson
Reading
Somer Schaeffer
Groffsdale
Here
State funeral of Gounod held in Paris with pomp
The state funeral of composer Charles Gounod occurred in Paris on Friday amid ceremonial splendor. Stocks rose on Wall Street on Friday as the silver repeal prospects boosted market optimism. Judge William McKennan, a prominent jurist, died in Pittsburgh on Friday. Admiral Aveline of the Russian fleet spoke at a Toulon banquet on Thursday night saying France and Russia would maintain peace.
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Gounod
Paris
Wall St
Wm. McKennan
Pittsburg
Aveline
Toulon
France
Rusela
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Cal Darnell
Cale
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Ian
Market St
Delaware
Bephalers
Pittsware
Redmains
Outlaw
Boc Taylor
Gem Religion
Peixoto
Rio Janeiro
N. Illinois
Citizen’s Company
Haughville
Society of Montefiore
Sir Moses Montefiore
Market St. Temple
Isadore Feibleman
Rabbi Messing
Nes
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