Fourth Edition Report Seeks Water valve seal and reforms
A council committee of Darnell Trusler and Johnson will report on the health board water investigation and seek an ordinance to seal the flushing valve, with glass sealing to prevent opening. Meanwhile the water company has upgraded the White River open gallery with a 50 by 15 foot filter of gravel charcoal and boulders and a new conduit to the upper gallery.
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Darnell
Trusler
Johnson
Health Board
Water Company
White River
A Hungarian suitor slain in Elopement Attempt
A romantic tragedy at Nanticoke Pennsylvania unfolds as Joseph Gras ch, a Hungarian, tries to help Polish girl Pika escape with an elopement. Her brothers John and Joseph Pika attack Gras ch with an axe, fracturing ribs and severing an ear. Gras ch dies soon after. The brothers fled but were captured and jailed.
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Wilkesbarre
Nanticoke
Joseph Grasch
Pika
John
Joseph Pika
Grash
Cincinnati Man Denies Robbery After $700 Loss at Long Branch
Lewis White testifies in police court that his money slipped from his vest and shirt and fell to the ground. He insists he was not robbed as no woman knew of the $700. The mayor holds Maggie Miller Jennie Lander Delia Alexander Georgia Davis and Lizzie Johnson in $700 each for grand jury action.
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Lewis White
Cincinnati
Long Branch
Maggie Miller
Jennie Lander
Delia Alexander
Georgia Davis
Lizzie Johnson
Apprehensive Parade Leaders and Voters Fear Outcomes
The article notes apprehension among Chairman Taggart and Harding about Saturday night parade contests. Fears include small parade crowds, clashes between factions, and belief voting parades are passé. Also reported: Tharp & Belzar grocers confess insolvency and seek a receiver. a depot policeman’s wife scalds their child. Yellow Fever updates in Jacksonville with rising totals. Cincinnati bonds questioned. a prize fight near Washington. Mud Run disaster casualties. wire whispers from Santa Monica depot and cannery news. and Western New York fruit canning ahead for price hikes.
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Taggart
Harding
Street Duel Leaves Two Wounded In City Hospital
Two men Thomas Slavin and John McFee were fatally or seriously wounded after a long standing feud flared into a street duel at New Jersey and Washington streets. Slavin was shot in the neck and back while McFee sustained a chest and abdominal wound. both men were taken to police headquarters and then to the city hospital.
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Thomas Slavin
John McFee
New Jersey
Washington Sts
Slavin
W. F. Wharton
McFee
Knightstown
Henry County
McIee
Quincey Wright
Sergis
Sayers
Laporte
Shafer
Clary
Warea
Newcomer
Beem
Melea
Mekes
Mc Fee
Charlottesville
Washington
Noblests
Sun
McKee
Tom
Slavia
Knightstown Feud Ends in Shootout at Local Saloon
A man recounts a violent confrontation with Quincy Wright in Knightstown after a feud with a marshal and alleged betrayal. He says Wright taunted him, followed him from a saloon, and shot him in the ear and back before the speaker fought back.
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Knightstown
Quincy Wright
Two Wites Make Trouble for One Husband in New York
In New York a tangled war of marriages unfolds as Alice Marzilla and Minnie Cuthbert scheme over George Cuthbert. Minnie and Alice, former wife and current partner of George, live under one roof with Minnie's children and Alice's child. After Hennessy’s death, George shuns Minnie and Alice, who press legal action for support while Minnie seeks to remarry and Alice vies for marriage with George despite his refusal.
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New York
Alice Marzilla
Minnie Cuthbert
Minnie
George Cuthbert
Alice
Hennessy
George
Alice Enyas
Democrats Jubilant Over England envoy West Dismissal
New York Oct 31 democrats celebrate the president notifying Sir Sackville West that his services are no longer needed as representative of England in the United States. They believe the action correct and that the impact ends the Republican charge sparked by Wests letter.
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New York
Sackville West
England
the Sentinel
W. W. Dudley
Dudley
Jewett
The
Sentinel
Michener Ag
Tar Sun
Huston
Indianapolis
Oat
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indiana
Wm. W. Dudley
State Central Committee
Col
el! Good Citizens
James N. Huson
Committee of One Hundred
Sun
Fishback
Washington
Cleveland
Charleston
8. C
News and Courier
South Carolina
Paris Police Crack Down on Boulangist Plots and Cartoons
Paris reports the police ordered strict suppression of Boulangist ebullitions as portraits of General Boulanger are captured and shipped to distant points in France. Carnot portraits are also sent to remote areas as part of a corrective campaign amid boiling political tensions.
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Paris
Prince Victor
Agor
Carnot
France
Wages Rise for Coke Workers and Coal Miners
Elation spreads through labor groups in western Pennsylvania as coke workers and all coal miners win a 5 percent wage increase effective Thursday. The agreement, reached amid industry talks, lifts pay across the region and signals broader wage momentum for 381 Spl. dated PirTseuRG.
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Pirtseurg
Pennsylvania
Terre Haute Election Supervisors and Local Court Actions
Tuesday applied for election supervisors Judge Howe presided Wednesday divorcing Josephine Bush and Irwin Bush in a cruelty connected case Blue head coverings replace summer caps at the depot Big Four excursion to Cincinnati at $2.50 round trip. William Grulich case in police court William Grulich fined for idling Ed Rice convicted of loitering and fined Washington N Ferguson recommitted violently religious. Judge Walker begins third term as superior court judge renewing four year tenure Luella Trick sues for divorce from George Trick seeking $500 alimony Elmira Martin co-defendant in property names State benevolent institutions claims for past month listed M. C. A. headlined convention New Albany Nov 21 to 26 under new constitution Y M C A reading room library plan to boost material and annual subscriptions to magazines for members.
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Terre Haute
Howe
Josephine Bush
Irwin Bush
Big Four
Cincinnati
William Grulich
Ed Rice
Washington N. Ferguson
Insane Hospital
E. F. Hodges
Lewis C. Walker
Superior Court
Luella Trick
George W. Trick
Elmira Martin
5Ane Hospital
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Blind Asylum
Phoebe Head
Francis M. Head
M. C.A
New Albany
Letter Forgery Claims Stir Indiana Campaign Drama
The Indianapolis debate over a Dudley signature letter divides Democrats and Republicans as editors publish facsimiles and officials deny involvement. Indiana and nationwide responses reflect distrust in electoral tactics, with figures like Huston and Dudley denying ties while observers note pools backing Harrison and other Republican tickets amid warnings of voter manipulation and fraud.
Jealous Bride In Minnesota Poisoning Case
Police arrest Mrs Martin, a three day bride, in the Bohemian flats poisoning near South Minneapolis. After a quarrel with her cousin Lizzie Halavatch and jealousy over her husband, she bought poison and ingested allegations of family collusion to hide her involvement. A poison package linked to the crime was recovered.
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Lizzie
Smisko
Mugwumps clash over Harrison review in New York
Reported quarrel shows Quay refusing Harrison access to review a business men's parade and ordering Morton to act. Harrison wished to attend, but Quay called it foolish. A committee led by John F Plum mer sent Harrison an invitation after rejecting Quay’s stance amid opposing clubs with mugwump tendencies. Business leaders say about 40,000 will line the route.
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Harrison
New York
Quay
Morton
John F. Plummer
Blaine &38
West's Letter Sparks Transatlantic Political Talk
The West letter from London is drawing attention on both sides of the Atlantic. It may end West's mission and defeat Cleveland, with Sir Charles Tupper possibly succeeding West as per Montreal report. Weather and political notes mix with local tragedies and a fatal wagon accident in Rochester and a shooting in Terra Haute.
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New York
Edmund Yates
London
The
Tribune
Sacksville West
Atlantic
West
Cleveland
Herald
Montreal
Charles Tupper
Privilege Unpaid Suit Over Gas Lease Paid Claim
Isabel Culbertson sues Broad Ripple Natural Gas in the superior court for $200 claiming the company leased 180 acres for drilling three wells at 499 per well. One well was drilled and rent payments are unpaid. The suit, filed in the county court, alleges breach of lease terms.
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Isabel Culbertson
Broad Ripple Natural Gas Company
Superior Court
Hallowe'en lore and festival pranks in Indiana
Warnings and anecdotes on Halloween customs from Burns to modern pranks. Tales of nuts that forecast marriage, mirrors revealing future spouses, and bowls of water predicting fates accompany notes on Indiana celebrations with Gate decorations and the unusual public rituals. Dispatches from Charleston urge turnout, while local court news cover a robbery case and Bandana club snub in Covington.
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Robert .Burns
Robert
Hallowe
Cassilis Downan
Colean
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