Russia Threatened War With Turkey and China
A historical analysis warns of rising Russian encroachment in the Turkish empire and on China's frontier. It compares military strengths, noting Russia's vast infantry, cavalry, and fleets, and estimates potential combined forces of Turkey and China if they unite against Moscow. It outlines respective armies, navies, and logistical constraints, highlighting strategic risks to Constantinople and Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Turkey
Russia
Turkish Empire
Constantinople
Ivan, the Terrible
England
Europe
Constantine
Tamarlane
Confucius
Wation
Pekin
Manchuria
Turkestan
Siberian
Baltic
Black Sea
Novel boycott denounces fair over non union gift
In CorthAND N J Oct 26 a new boycott targets the Emerald Hose Company fair over a stove gifted by nonunion makers. Iron molders demand return of the gift offering a replacement, the fair refuses, and a watch line tracks attendees. Union molders also boycott F D Smith’s store, placing the gift store in a visible window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corthand
Emerald Hose Company
Iron Molders’ Union
Emeralds
F. D. Smith
Blaine and Montt Hold Talks on Chilean Affairs
Washington reports Secretary Blaine met with Senor Montt, Chilean government representative, to discuss credentials and recognition. The talks aimed to ease tensions over the absence of formal authority and to present the matter amicably, with Montt denying earlier visit claims.
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Blaine
Senor Mont
Washington
Montt
Senor Montt
Senor Monti
Senor
United States
Sfas
State Department
Mr. Mont
Centennial Celebration of St Marys Seminary
The centennial celebration of St Marys Seminary, the oldest religious educational institution in the country, began with pontifical rites at the cathedral in Baltimore. Prominent clergy attended including Bishops O Reilley Phelan Voley and Archbishops Williams Ryan, with Cardinal Gibbons among speakers at a dinner. A requiem mass and alumni meeting follow, with a reception planned. dignitaries from several cities and religious orders arrive for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. Marys Seminary
Pontifical Mids
Bishop O'Reilley
Springfield
Mass
Dennis O’callaghan
Boston
Fathers Hickey
Cincinnati
McNamara
Brooklyn
Floyd
Washington
Dunn
Chicago
Meifills
Detroit
McCallan
Montreal
Maga
Wace
Cardinal Gibbons
Fitzmore
St. Charles College
Philadelphia
Old College
A. Leo Knott
Phelan
Pittsbore
Voley
Great Fire Destroys Ball Brothers Stamping Works
A large fire in Muncie Indiana destroyed Ball Brothers stamping works adjoining the glass works. Loss about 72000 dollars with partial insurance. Weather forecasts indicate fair and warmer conditions into Thursday night. Local Indianapolis forecast notes slightly warmer, fair weather for the 21 hours ending 10 am Oct 29, 1841.
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Ball Hesiders
Munseig
Ind
Ball Brothers
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fifth wedding anniversary reception at Ballards on BH Ohio
The Ballards hosted a brilliant reception at their home on BH Ohio street Tuesday evening for their fifth wedding anniversary. Local society and civic notes include a Methodist home mission social at Mrs Clarke's 188 Blackford street, court decisions on municipal electric plants, and various births deaths marriages and business notices.
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W. H. Ballard
Ohio St
California St
Methodist Church Home Missionary Society
W. B. Clarke
Blackford-st
Taylor
Augusta Nickerson
Cou- Bulmers’ Gas Trust Company
Statter
Parkave
Ainsworth Remedy Company
Indianapolis
Capital
Frank Ainsworth
W. K. Gilkey
J. W. Verrio
Tammer’s Natural Gas Company
Henry County
Elwood Peffer
United States
Kansas
Farmers’ Alliance
Tomlinson Hall
Ed. Bingham
Supreme Court
Crawfordaville
Hector S. Braden
Albert
Ella Thoms
William and
Sarah Shoemaker
Thomas and
Mary Scott
Morton
Hattie Lamar
James Farquhar
Washington St
Ulmer Menning
Yeager-st
George Pfingst
Bertha Justice
Wood Wilson
Leatha Crosser
George Wicks
Angie Russell
Anthony Alles
Lizzie Shane
Jobs Slack
Katie Bloom
Frank Smith
Laura Peake
Samuel Collins
Caroles Vajen
Clinton Starlin
Ella Murphy
Resignations Aim to Allow Mayor Free Choice of Appointees
City officials on the boards of public works public health and public safety reportedly plan resignations to permit the mayor to reappoint and secure higher salaries for a second term ending January 1. The move hinges on charter rules and a salary dispute following the salary grab court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Public Work, Public Health and Public Safety
Hawkins
Woollen
Board of Public Works
Sullivan
Superior Court
Wollen
Sun
Scherrer
the Sentinel
Ripplay
McCarthyites and Parnellites Clash in Cork Street Fight
In Cork on Tuesday Dillon and O'Brien spoke to supporters. McCarthyites and Parnellites clashed as crowds jeered and hurled stones. Police charged as fights broke out near the depot and outside venues. Several injured, hospitals filled, both speakers escaped with their lives. O’Brien asserted Parnellites must be driven from Parliament before their cause can win.
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Cork
Dillon
O’brien
McCarthy
Depot and business blaze in Southport causes $12000 loss
A Tuesday night fire torn through the Big Four depot destroying two two story brick business rooms occupied by H. A. McAlpin and F. A. Fox and a frame Lyons and McLaughlin butcher shop. The blaze caused about BL2,000 in losses with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
H. A. McAlpin
4. A. Fox
Lyons & McLaughlin
Police Court Grind Sees Variety Of Drunks And Thefts
At the Police Court grind Judge Buskirk handles a string of cases. Harry Loyd faces a concealed weapons charge, given one month and a $1 fine. John Berry fines ten dollars for a brick assault on Thomas Galvin near the state house. Claud Sheid is accused of stealing jewelry from his mother. Lilie Werbe, twelve, charged with theft, may be sent to reform school. Andie Sampson, an elderly drunk, receives thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berry
Thomas Galvin
State House
Galvin
Berry
Claud Sheid
Seret
Kurtz
Bright St
The
Woods
George Washington
Lilie Werbe
Belle Bates
Andie Sampson
Riders Press Board Over Ingram Street Work Contracts
The board of public works opened bids for alley grading and bordering at multiple locations from Ceburi to Morriy street and Linden to Spruse street. Jennings & Co. won several contracts at 71 and 20 cents per foot, while John Green and I M Snyder also secured paving bids. A concerned resident railed at delays and tax hikes, urging action on Ingram street as officials argued about brick specifications and street conditions.
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Board of Public Works
Mfastst
Ceburi
Morriy-st
Robert Jennington
Jennings & Co
Prospect St
Linden
Spruse Ste
Jol Nm Green
Reid-st
Prospect-st
Orange-st
Risd
Jobo-st
I. MM. Snyder
Sixth-st
Neinware Do Rabama-st
Tennessee-st
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-sixth-st
Mlinois-st
Mississippi-st
Warren-Scharl
Gent & Commnnication
M. Meridian-st
Helen St
Maryland-st
Ignour Tracks
Washington
Maryland
Morris and
Bird-sts
Attornay Martz
Mr. Conduitt
Ingramest
Mr. Condnuitt
Ingram-st
A Very Good Harvest Explosion Kills Three in Cleveland
Cleveland reports an explosion at the U S Mine Supply Company factory destroying the building and killing three workers John Fink Alfred Schasifer and Paul Pfannkuche whose charred bodies were recovered. The blast also left debris burning as authorities moved to clear the ruin.
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Cleveland
U.S
John Fink
Alfred Schasifer
Paul Pfannkuche
Defense Testimony in French Murder Case Details Fight and Shootout
A key witness, Charles Hubbard, described the altercation between French and Dillon in the road center. He said Dillon drew a revolver, French grabbed it and fired twice, then fled. Dr Kane and Dr Wagner offered autopsy and ballistic views while a driver and the night watchman testified they saw only a fight and shots from the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Charles Hubbard
Ofrench
French
Dillon
Lishaga
Wiltsie and Kealing
Dr. Kane
Wiltsie
Jr. Kane
Wagner
Hanson Peterson
Haugh, Ketcham & Co
Peterson
Mutiny Claims Stir Grenadier Guards At Windsor
A Wednesday Truth story reports a mutiny in the third battalion of the Grenadier Guards at Windsor. It notes prior mutinies involving the Grenadiers and Coldstream, cites poor rations and pay as causes, and mentions arrests and ongoing inquiry. The piece also covers Senator Wrag questioning a $4,477 Keystone bank certificate tied to ex-City Treasurer Bardsley and Quay, suggesting a forgery with dates around the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Grenadier Guards
Dow
Windsor
Grenadiers
Coldstream Guards
Beaver
Wrag
Keystone Bank
Bardsley
Philadelphia
Beaver Deposit Bank
St Aid
Brubaker sues New Era and Inquirer for libel in Lancaster
Hon. H. Clay Brubaker the Republican candidate for judge filed civil libel suits in Lancaster seeking damages of 50 000 from the New Era and 25 000 from the Inquirer.
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Bell Get
Lancaster
H. Clay Brubaker
New Era and Inquirer
Governors Party Plans Mexico Trip in 1892
Col Roberts is asked about the governors party leaving for Mexico from Union Station at 11:50 a.m. Saturday Oct 3h 1892, returning 30 days later. A new Indianapolis bureau of justice was incorporated to secure legal protections for the unable to defend themselves and to push new laws. Incorporators include G K Share A R Baker D P Erwin and Morris Ross. Governor Hovey studies Spanish for the trip, while local business lines mention Limue and Cement sewer pipe and 4 B Meyer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roberts
Mexico
Union
St. Louis
G. K. Share
A. R. Baker
D. P. Erwin
Morris Ross
Pretty Miss Kracklay To Be Reen and Heard at Flower Fair
Margaret Reid Kackley, a rising soprano praised beside Emma Eames, opens the lower mission fair west Tuesday night. She has delayed stage offers to study in Paris under Garcia family ties, returning after Paris two years of growth. Her sole public appearance at the Flower mission fair draws keen curiosity among city elites.
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Margaret Reid Kackley
Emma Eames
van Zandt
Troesla
Paria
Garcia
Jenny Lind
Paris
State Tax Board Abused Powers Foes Bankers Win
Green Smith will appeal the bankers case to the supreme court after judge Taylor's two hour decision. The ruling holds the state board of tax commissioners is an administrative body not possessing judicial power to fine for contempt. The county board of review must investigate assessed money in banks, not the state commission.
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State Lax Commission
Green Smith
Supreme Court
Dudge Taylor
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Board of Review
State Board
State Tax Commission
City Considers Ahrens Engines After Cincinnati Tests
The council finance and special committee returned from Cincinnati where tests of Ahrens fire engines were observed. Councilman Rassman praised the engines and proposed purchasing three new units with two others overhauled. The city would receive credit for old apparatus and costs would be lower than first expected. A meeting with the Board of Public Safety will finalize the report to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Finance
Cincinnati
Rassman
Finance Committee
Board of Public Safety
Supreme Court Reverses R&S in Green Smith Lieut. Gov Case
The supreme court handed down an opinion in Roberts and Robertson versus Alonzo Green Smith, a dispute tied to the lieutenant governorship in Issa. The high court reversed the Marion county superior court ruling favoring Smith, leaving him to cover the attorney fees and costs. Bishop Nicholson consecrates bishop of Milwaukee at St Marks in Philadelphia. Large audience attends service led by Bishop McLean with Bishop Grafton preaching. Oats loaded for prompt Europe-bound delivery as six steamers engaged. broker cites crop failure in Europe and rising livestock feed demand.
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Supreme Court
Roberts& Robertson
Alonzo Green Smith
Issa
Marion County Superior Court
Smith
Superior Court
Nicholson
Philadelphia
Isaac Tea Nicholson
T. D
Milwaukee
Episcopal Church of St. Marks
McLean
Chicago
Grafton
Fond du Lac
Wis
New York
Europe
Robert Downing at Grand theater in Virginia's English act
Robert Downing receives praise for his Indianapolis engagement while Rice opens a short run at the Grand. A brochure mockingly criticizes the advertising copy as a “knotty affair” and Ada Jones is noted to sing in the second act. The item names Norbert Landgraf as a fine merchant tailor at 81 N. Fennst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels
Ministers of Grace
Unity in Gresham Controversy Over Harrison Nomination
Gresham supporters dispute Indiana’s solid Harrison backing for 1892. Charles A Bookwalter denounces the report as foolish. The group argues for Judge Gresham, pledging not to back Harrison in 1892 and predicting future Republican splits.
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Gresham
Indiana
Harrison
Charles A. Bookwalter
Book
Charles
White House
Gen. Bookwalter
Kresham
Tollawar
Barly
Union
Tadiana
Capitol
Wea
Chicago
Republican Party
Judge Gresham
Albert Gresh Testifies On Margaret Ross Murder Case
Albert Gresh told Coroner Manker his version of the North Indianapolis shooting involving Margaret Ross and Lillie Stevens. He described being with Mrs. Ross when a pistol shot rang out, seeing a hand with a revolver through a broken window, and noting no jealousy or impropriety between the two women.
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Mar«garet Ross
Albert Gresh
Margaret Ross
Lillie Stevens
North Indiansapolis
Manker
Mrs. Ross
Fatal Explosion at Powder Mill Kills Two Men
In Yorkstown Ohio the Ohio Powder Company glaze mill exploded at 8 am killing Ben Kiranz and Joseph Magges. About 600 kegs of powder were in the mill and the blast shattered windows across the city. The incident caused widespread alarm as debris and concussion were reported.
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Yorkstown
Ohio Powder Company
Ben Kiranz
Joseph Magges
Features of Sporting Life highlights and rumors
Mike Kelly sails for Europe and Parson Davies challenges Maher for Jim Hall. Veill re-elected as Pittsburg club president. Anson to sue Pfeffer over a contract. Palo Alto cuts 2:14 to 2:10 at Stockton. Columbus reportedly seeking move to Pittsburg to challenge league. Rosie may join Chicago team for £6000. New York bicycle tourney receipts reach 24706. Martin earns 1221. Haddock Joyce Brouthers possibly sign with Brooklys league. Caledonia quaiting club to hold final tourney at Monroe park Priday Rockville. Arch White wins 2:35 pace in 2:201, Oriole 2:50 pace in 23637. Riordan defeated by Billy annth at Frieco. Smith dominates 26 rounds in a hard boxing match. Riordan tires.
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Mike Kelly
Europe
Parson Davies
Maher
Jim Hall
Veill
Pittsburg
Anson
Pfeffer
Palo Alto
Stockton
Cal
Columbus
Rosie
Smith
Riordan
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Muncie
Oty Lupe
Wm. L. Elder
McCarthyites
Parnellites
Patrick Harrold
Collezeave
Mr. Defraes
Mr. Scherrer
Hood
Mary Phodilig
Great Tyauis
Mont
Northern Pacific
Hars
Glenwood
Minn
Get
Thomson Station
Mondey
C. &. Holmes
St. Paul
Fred Raun
Conrad Prince
Beazil Lyleand
John Coffin
Monticallo
Holmes
Rann
Wooson
Eppinger Smith
Fuanstarr
Ariz
San Francisco
Espresa
Faral
Mary Kissler
Kinemaa
Kas
Bush
Meyer & Co
Miss-st
Miss Kracklay
TAREE
Robert Downing
S— Barry & Fay Co
Pank
Charles A. Loder
Norber
Landgraf
N. Fenn
A. WM. Spragua
Augusta
Mains
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