Oklahoma cyclones claim multiple deaths in追 disaster
A Guthrie special reports a devastating Oklahoma rainstorm with waterspouts and widespread ruin. Victims include Mrs. John Sissy Enown, John Metau, McLain, Bill Rinkin, Trenyvy Trotter, I. S. Towers, John Seaubright, Harrison Jones, and William Toberey. Postmaster Alvilin and wife found dead en by. Several injured. property destroyed across the affected area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eblin
John Sissy Enown
John Metau
Alo McLaighlin
Bill Rinkin
Trenyvy Trotter
Eniqters
Alvilin
Aluilin
Aluiling
Rac Ui
Kansas City
Towers
John Sra- Tight
Sar
Bullin
Lance
Abner Jones
Rae
Payne County
John Ailing
Tarrison Jones
Wire nail trust alleged in Federal court suit
Lewis C. Pramkamp of Cincinnati sues Wooley Foundry and Machine Works of Anderson and others claiming a national wire nail conspiracy. He alleges price fixing and suppression of competition since 11 months saw nails spike from 8d to $2.25 per keg, netting $6 to $7 million. Court to hear request for preliminary injunction next week before Judge Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En States
MEY
Lewis C. Pramignamp
Cincinnati
Wooley Foundry and Machine Works
Anderson
Ivan Wireny
Andescomy
United States
Aly
Brambkany
Unit States
Wooley Works
Bntes Nicty
Joliet
Baker
Political Gossip and Campaign Turmoil in 4A Letter Era
A chaotic edition reports on chairman Pickens denouncing the Fairbanks organ over bank inconsistency and urging sound money Democrats to back Palmer and Buckner while voting for McKinley. It covers party tensions, alleged lies, the Indiana state scene, and a beer boycott linked to campaign funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Inteerest
Pickens
Sound Money Democracy
Palmer
National Democratic Organization
Indiana
TIS
Sound Money Democratey
Algron County
Dames Jveach
Ali
Iseaeh
Sound Money Men
Pope-County
Yeporra
Popecrace
Tudianapolis Brewing Company
Popccrats
Perry Merute Brewing Company
Crawford Pai Banks
Terry Tlutaunder
Indianapolis 36 Hour Forecast Cooler and fair conditions
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p m Friday indicates cooler weather with fair skies. Friday noon temperature was 61 and 2 pm reading 60 as the period ends, with Friday night and Saturday expected dry and pleasant.
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Indianapolis
Local Bargain Bulletin From Regional Stores
Advertisements announce half price model sale and end of special suit sale at Globe. flour and clothing from Geo Jamimel and Arcade. pension checks cashed free at Brenlein. Bargains at Maguire’s Chas Mayer Co. Danbury Underwear Cash store and more. Read H P Wasson and Western dry goods promotions for Saturday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Maguire's
Ruben
Danbury
Chas. Mayer & Co
Geo. J. Jamimel
Bryce
Old Homestead
Brenlein's
Globe
New York
Albert Gall
H. P. Wasson
People’s Outfitting Company
Brosnan Bros
Western Dry Goods Company
Wm. H. Block Company
Nothing But Sorrow Ends In Suicide Attempt by Nora Stewart
Nora Stewart 20 appears distressed after family rejection and a quarrel with a lover. She attempted self harm by poison in a damp fourth floor room, then ingested morphine at a hospital but resisted admission until an ambulance arrived. She had been separated from her husband and twice before tried to end her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanure
Cleveland
Quinn
Laudest
Shin
Elise
Shelock
Stewart
Man sues for unpaid services in justice court
Galiah Tong sues William Tee in Justice Hiahieh court over 125 claimed for services as coach and utility man. Witness Lane, Tee and Tong clash over care duties. Tee sick, Lane helped, court orders order. Lee accuses Leng of conflict. case reflects disputes over wages and dependency with Hamilton and Indianapolis links.
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Galiah Tong
Wiliam Tee
Hiahieh
Lee
Neral
Paes Oy
Tome
Tee
Lane
Tiong
Ony
Leng
Hamilton County
Indianapolis
Nuk
Board of Health Defends Rift With Indiana Training School
The Indiana Board of Health released a written statement detailing years of friction with the Indiana Training School for Nurses and its contemplated separation from City Hospital after January 3, 1887. The board says the school used doctors' names without consent and argues a single accountable head is needed for efficient public management. The statement is signed by President Frank A. Morrison and Drs. Cline and Field.
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Indiana Training School For
City
Board of Health
Frank A. Morrison
Drs. Cline and Field
Free Silver Meeting Sparks Egg Toss at Yellow Bridge
A Thursday night free silver rally near the yellow bridge drew a large, mixed crowd as three colored speakers urged the white metal. Police, including Patrolman Rader, faced a disturbance when an egg struck the officer on the helmet, ending with the meeting turning into a Republican rally and McKinley cheers filling the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Bridge
McKinley
Ad blurbs for Diadem Flour and Noblesville Milling Co
Brief classified style notice advertising Diadem Flour for light biscuits and flaky bread. Mentions livery sack guarantee and Noblesville Milling Coa. Hardwood mantels and grates by Jno M Lilly. Also promotes Janes Dustless Oats for horse feed.
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Noblesville Milling Coa
Jno
M. Lilly
Janes
Portrait of Major Andre Jefferson Portraits Cause Controversy
A historical dispute centers on political portraits used on ballots and in a newspaper. The Sentinel labeled Thomas Jefferson as Major Andre, prompting comparisons of engraved images. Burford and Brigham recount sourcing and confirm two Jefferson portraits were identical to the Sentinel’s.
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Pirler
Thomas Jefferson
Maj. Aner
Wwil
Burford
Agkel
de Werson
Andre
Chas. Brigham
Burford’s
Jake Dunn
The
Sentinel
Brigham Wernt
Sentinels
Dunn
Indiana Electrotype Company
John B. Wreck
Jefferson
Thie Sun
Oppro
Veterans rally at Indianapolis calls to save the republic
A state encampment of soldiers and sailors veterans gathers in Tom Lesa hall with about 500 attendees. speeches denounce the Chicago platform and McKinley, praise Patriot leadership, and plan a council of war before a major election clash next Tuesday.
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Lireliafeinley
Republicgn National Canmutten
Fomlinsoi
Peaham Lincoln
Republic
Janik Wit Poth
Alloever Hefeol
Dhat
Cas. Travis
Siraynfordsville
Cen. Ledger
Bryan
Esmrades
Nantiie
Orpanizel
Lauhy
Alm Olive
Committee On Resolution
Com-rad Polstin
Trvan
Chicago
McWhinley
Wm. C. Lamb
Streod
Eotmries
Uiven
Ian Fdirown
Pondiwaw
Lucas
Thawn
Brown
John Coburn
Frank
Martin
Tuucas
Opera
James A. Mount
Lew Wal
Portraits of Major Andre Compared With Jefferson
Appletons Encyclopedia depicts Major Andre as a British spy with a reliable likeness, noting it bears little resemblance to the Jefferson portrait previously published. The analysis highlights contrasting depictions of the two figures in 19th century biographical reference works.
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Maj
Andre
Appleton
Jefferson
Harrison's Second Stumping Tour Opens in Indiana
Gen. Harrison begins a two day swing through Indiana with a greenfield stop and city crowds estimated from 7,000 to 12,000 in his path. He denounces Bryan on party policy, defends open currency and pledges to speak across Greenfield Knightstown Anderson Muncie and other towns.
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Tfarrison
Indiana
MacWinley
J Tigbart
Gen
Liarrison
Reneral
Pneopie
Marion Club
Greenfield
Jiurrison
D. Mr. Ransdell, Hugh J. Hanna, W. It, K. Miller, H. C. Adams and Moses McGain
Knightstown
Pris. Sé
R. I. Pieras
Clover Leaf
Indianapolis
Wknightstown
Anderson
Muncie
Winchester Po
Geneva
Decaturail
Fort Wayne
Auburn
Waterloo
Kendallville
Ligonier
Goshen
Warsasy
Columbia City
North Manchester
Weacash
Marion
Summitville
Alexandria
Creenfield
Ind
U. P
Cien
Clarrison
Knightstowwn
Henry County
Cyrus Bussey
Hollow Treu
Harrison
Marechal Neils
Bryan
Republican Party
R. EB. . Pierce
Muncin
Madison County
Gen. Harrison
Col. Chittenden
Thor
Love and a secret marriage in Acton story
Grace Trewerten and Charlie Crrebe of Acton fled to Indianapolis to marry secretly after quarrels with Grace’s mother. Grace reportedly claimed 18 years old on N. M. Hawley’s affidavit. The mother sought legal action, but license records showed Grace’s age disputed while Hawley faced an affidavit. The husband is described as a foreman in a bicycle factory.
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Grace Trewerten
Charlies
Acton
Grace
Indianapolis
N. M. Hawley
Hawley
Typhoid cases drop says Dr Clark Board of Health
Dr Clark from the Board of Health reports a reduction in typhoid cases. Thirteen incidents include a burglary at 299 W Maryland St where 400 cigars and tobacco were stolen. Martin Long arrested and bound over to the grand jury. A.J. Reynolds funeral held at 34 Omerst with Rev Jenkins officiating. six Frank Bird transfer company coachmen served as pallbearers. Albert Nye sues Henry Weishour for 18 dollars over a bicycle crash. case dismissed when Nye failed to appear.
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Third Christian Church
Frank Bird Transfer Company
Albert Nye
Virginia Ave
Henry Weishour
Albert
Weishour
Sears
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