Irish Envoys Draw Ten Thousand At Carnegie Hall
In New York on Sunday night John Redmond and Michael Davitt spoke to a large audience at Carnegie Hall. The gathering raised ten thousand dollars for the Irish cause with donations of five ten fifty and hundred dollar bills. John E Milholland gave one thousand dollars and Rourke Cochran matched the sum as the crowd roared.
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New York
John Redmond
Michael Davitt
Carnegie Hall
Rourke Cochran
Monkey
John E. Milholland
Redmond
Davitt
Plumber Edward Luther Arrested for Assault in Crawfordsville
Edwards Luther a local plumber was arrested Monday morning in Crawfordsville Ind charged with assault on 10 year old Pearl McCoy The girl was brought to the jail and identified Luther among the inmates shortly after his arrest
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Edward Luther
Pearl McCoy
McCoy
Luther
Errant chase ends in near tragedy for Schmid in North Pelham
Ernest Schmid, visiting his sweetheart in North Pelham New York, ran from Policeman Smith after mistaking him for a burglar. The officer fired four times but struck none. A chase of over a mile ended with Schmid exhausted and hiding in a ditch. his sweetheart verified the sequence of events.
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North Pelham
N. Y
Ernest Schmid
Smith
Schmid
Cleveland gifts Villanova 42000-book collection
Grover Cleveland presented Villanova College with a 42 000 volume library as a token of appreciation for the recent honorary degree of doctor of jurisprudence the college awarded him at commencement.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Villanova College
Chinese minister Wu appears in street clothes in Washington
On Sunday in Washington the Chinese minister Wu appeared in American clothing sparking mild surprise. He was accompanied by his wife wearing a Parisian style gown as they moved about the city.
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Washington
Mineister Wu
Colored School Dormitory Project Progress
Will E. Eddington of Indianapolis is preparing plans for a dormitory at the Georgia colored industrial orphans home in Macon, aimed at improving housing for students and orphans.
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Will E. Eddington
Indianapolis
Georgia Colored Industrial Orphans’ Home
Macon
Traction and Arc Light Firms Reported in Indiana Listings
Incorporated entities Fort Wayne Bluffton and Richmond traction company amounting to £ 50,000. Butler Arc light company located in Butler with £ 39.500 registered capital.
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Fort Wayne
Minister Praises Kennedy Favorite Remedy in Greensburg
Rev. Theo Hunter of Greensburg Kentucky testifies to Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy helping his kidney trouble and claims it cures kidney bladder liver blood rheumatism and dyspepsia. He notes the medicine is available in a 50 cent size and a 1 dollar bottle with a free trial sample by mail from the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rendist New York.
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Theo. Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
David Kennedy
Ali
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rendist
N.Y
Ex-Warden Soffel Protests Play Based on Biddle Case
Ex-Warden Peter Soffel of Allegheny County Jail and his attorney Robert T. McElroy returned from Cincinnati where they viewed the melodrama A Desperate Chance about the Biddle prison escape. Soffel plans to seek U S court action to stop further productions citing personal injury to his family and himself.
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Pittsburg
Peter K. Soffel
Allegheny County
Robert T. McElroy
Cincinnati
Biddle Brothers
Soffel
Boffel
Dudley
Peter Soffel
Biddles
Iam
Death of Elizabeth Cady Stanton at 87 in New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, famed first woman suffragist, died at 87 in New York City after a long life in activism. Born November 15, 1815 in Johnstown, New York, she lived to see women gain many rights and led the National Woman's Suffrage League from 185 to 1898. Her six children were at her bedside.
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New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
America
Johnstown
N. Y
Judge Cady
Supreme Court
Henry B. Stanton
National Woman
Quarreled with his wife ends in suspected suicide attempt
George Green, 30, a traveling horse trader from Lyons, attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head after a quarrel with his wife in Princeton Indiana. His recovery is reported as doubtful.
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Princeton
Ind
Sps
George Green
Lyons
Sample Ballot Package Details For Election Day
Clerk Carter of the state printing board reports inquiries about sample ballots. Precinct committeemen receive a sealed packet with three sample ballots, three official ballots, three copies of the election law, and three blue pencils to be opened on election day. All other sample ballots are supplied by counties.
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Carter
State Printing Board
Beckt Lectures on Travels Through Italy at YMCA
Rev. Frank O. Beck will lecture at the YMCA at 7 15 p m Monday on Travels through Italy illustrated by a large number of fine views. The lecture is free to the public and all are invited.
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Frank O. Beck
Italy
Births Deaths Marriages List Includes Dozens of Local Names
A long local notice records births deaths and marriages with many names and addresses. Entries include Harry Jonas Edna Jonas born a girl and John Hackett Margaret Hackett born a child at 1227 Massachusetts Ave. Bor. Other births list Gina Ginness Guasperi Olmstead Formes and many more. Several deaths note conditions such as tuberculosis cirrhosis cancer old age meningitis and typhoid fever. Marriages listed include Theodore Beard and Belle Santry Harry Hine and Maud Taylor plus numerous pairings with no additional details.
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Harry and
Edna Jonas
Bell St
John and
Margaret Hackett
Massachusetts Ave
Dora Ginness
Virginia Ave
Dante and
Amelia Guasperi
Hortonst
George W
Margaret Olmstead
Bellefontaine St
Otto and
Viola Formes
E. ‘Tenth-st
Fred H
Leonore Nuerge
E. Market-st
Harry E
Lena Jackson
Ashland-ave
Bertha Thorpe
Ingo-st
Arthur C
Anna Moore
N. Tutmois-St
Sarah A. Anderson
Twenty Seventh-St
Charles Bruns
Washington St
Charles N. Kennedy
Tacoma-ave
Ruth Ketchum
Mary R. Lemon
Kenwood-ave
Sydney A. Craig
Walnut St
Local Repairs Projects Listed With Costs
A string of repair and building items is listed with owner names and addresses. Items include additions, cottages, and double frame dwellings with costs ranging from 0 to 1990 dollars. Names include Charles A Crane, E E Hatfield, M M Dotson, Robert E Heron, Co M Ryder, A C Raasch, and Huntington and Page.
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Charles A. Crane
Glenn Drive
E. E. Hatfield
Chester St
Washington
M. M. Dotson
Northwestern-ave
Betewen
Robert E. Heron
Senate Ave
Co. M. Ryder
Keystone-ave
Maddox
Ashland-ave
Roosevelt Birthday Observed With Flowers and Visitors
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock first to congratulate the president on his forty fourth birthday. Four members of the Hungarian club of New York City visited the president after compliments and routine business. The club members have visited on October twenty seventh for four years. Early in the morning flowers arrived. by noon a large gift display filled the president's rooms.
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Washington
Hitchcock
New York City
Marcus Brum
John Blau
Julius S. Wolf
Edward Kohen
White House
George Smith Discharged After Preliminary Hearing
George Smith who was arrested in October 92 was charged with grand larceny for stealing $2 and a gold watch from his roommate Harry Holliday at the Sherman house. Holliday declined to prosecute.
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George Smith
Smith
Harry Holliday
Sherman House
Holliday
Government and Labor News Tidbits from the Period
Gov Yates and Minois sick. Loraine and two foreigners drown near New York. Col W A Robeling of New York ill. British secretary Chamberlain to visit Tresrnnd. N Anderson of Chicago charged with death by own action. Gen Chaffee to arrive in San Francisco from Manila this week. Minneapolis millwrights strike for eight hour day. Scaffold collapse at American Sugar refinery New York kills two. Roosevelt calls cabinet meeting November 7 for meat policy. Wilmington speculation that Gas Addricks exits senatorial race. Powder explosion near Fairmount West Virginia tears a large crater.
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Gov. Yates
Minois
Loraine
W. A. Robeling
New York
Minneapolis
New York Provisions Market Report
New York provisions listing prices for pork lard butter eggs dressed poultry and dairy products dated Oct 27. Entries show pork $18.25 to $18.75 per unit lard $10.00 cheese prices large and small creamery butter and dairy quotes eggs 23 to 21 cents per dozen and various poultry prices including turkeys chicks fowls ducks geese and springs with percents at multiple points.
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New York
C. Elgin
Chicago
Baltimore
Seliniz Ateca
Indiana
California
Livestock Prices in East Buffalo Market Report
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts at 295 cars with prime steers 7.0 to 7.74 per cwt and top vocal sales 8.25 to 8.50. hog receipts 110 cars with mixed hogs 6.85 to 7.35 and pigs 6.50 to 6.60. sheep and lambs receipts 125 cars with top lambs 5.15 to 5.25 and yearlings 4.00 to 4.25.
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East Buffalo
N Y
Grain and Provisions Markets Report Chicago
Chicago grain and provisions quotations show wheat, corn and oats firming with December wheat around 12 1 2 cents higher and corn steady near 51 2 cents. January pork about 15 45 to 15 65 per barrel and lard near 9 12 to 9 30, ribs around 8 12 to 8 27 1 4. A health claim for Burdock Blood Bitters promotes stomach and bowel regulation.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Short Lines Indianapolis to Dayton Service
Three daily first class trains run from Indianapolis to Dayton with no car changes. Departures are 3 10 a m arriving 10 57 a m, 3 03 p m arriving 5 57 p m, and 7 15 p m arriving 10 10 p m. Tickets and full information at 48 W Washington st and Union Station. W W Richardson District Passenger Agent.
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Indianapolis
Dayton
Indianapols
W. Washington St
Union
W. W. Richardson
Local Sun Ad Offer From Office Phone Lines
Liner advertisement available to run in THE SUN at office 121-13 E. Ohiost. Contact during business hours via phones 880 for quick booking, rates, and schedule. Act now for prime placement and fast confirmation.
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SUN
Ohiost
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report October 24
Cattle receipts 600 to 400 shipments. steers good to prime 1200-1500 lbs at 6.75 to 7.25, plain to fat 1250+ at 5.50 to 6.00, feeders and stockers mixed. heifers good to prime 3400 to 475, cows 2.50 to 4.60, veals and bulls varied. hogs receipts 1750 with prices down 10 cents, heavies 6.70 to 6.85, lights 6.00 to 6.35. lambs scarce, market quiet and steady.
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Indianapolis
Dunion Stock Yards
Ind
Aes
Veesee
Union Stockyards
Wall-St. News and Market Notes from New York Oct 27
Americans in London show losses while New York stocks open irregularly amid broad declines. The day covers rail and copper shares with modest recoveries late, notes about Gould Fuller syndicate payments, Colorado fuel buyers, and Union Stock Yards cattle and hog price ranges, plus Cincinnati livestock receipts and prices.
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Meyer
Kiser
New York
London
Herald Electign
Louisville
Gould-Fuller Syndicate
West Virginia
Central
Gould
Standard Oil
Colorado
Texas Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
New York Central
Erie
St. Louis
Southwestern
Wabash, Soo
Cloverleaf
Canadian Pacific
Sugar
Hide and Leather
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Market Reports East Liberty and Toledo Commodities
East Liberty cattle receipts reach 125 cars with varied values for choice prime and butcher cattle and guard bulls. Hogs show 15 cars with ranges from prime heavies to roughs. Sheep receipts 35 cars with lambs and wethers listed. Toledo grain quotes include wheat cash at 75 percent, December and May futures, corn December and May ranges, oats and rye prices, and January cloverseed at 6.8.
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Toledo
Titec
Titee
Chicago Practice Market Report Highlights Grain and Livestock Quotes
The Chicago market shows mixed quotes for butter and cheese with varied dai sies and weeks, live poultry prices for chickens turkeys ducks and geese listed. Wheat corn oats and hay quotes move steady with multiple grades and car lots noted including inspections and totals for carloads.
Poultry and Produce Prices From Local Shippers
Prices listed for fowls old turkey hens and toms 8c choice young turkeys 8 to 10c ducks 7c geese 50c per lb. Eggs 18 4c. butter and cheese prices. hides tallow wool values. cabbage 50c per lb. cocoanuts per 100 at 4.00.
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Palady
York
Price List of Groceries and Provisions
A dense sale list showing California oranges at 4.50 per box, lemons 3.00 to 3.50, onions 1.15 per crate, cranberries 2.50 per bushel or 7.50 per barrel, tomatoes 60 cents per peck, apples 2.50 to 3.00 per barrel, and various fruits and staples with prices for coffee, sugars, oats, beans, molasses, rice, canned goods, oysters, fish, and meats. Includes broad ranges for offers like Fleur and Oran catalog items and multiple meat cuts with per pound or per piece pricing.
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Java
Rio
Columbia
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Aidtee
California
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