Cholera Scare Spreads as Quarantine Tightens Across Ports
New York reports a suspected cholera case in a tenement on Orchard Street with Dr Beck tending Joseph Etnaniz and others. Steamship lines suspend immigration and admit only cabin passengers as quarantine tightens. Moravia and Vendam cleared. Island carries steerage and cabin passengers. two other British steamers arrive. Reports from Detroit and Washington note inspections and regulatory responses while cholera cases rise in Europe.
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New York
Lloyd, French
Inman
Hamburg
Lloyd
Bremen
Island
Amy
Royal Prince
Gravesend Bay
Vendam
Rotterdam
Detroit
Montreal
Washington
Wasurxeroy
Treasury Department
London
Foster
Spaulding
Henrietta Theater Opens in Columbus With Glowing Review
Dickson and Talbott’s Henrietta theater hotel and business block opens with a grand night featuring Julia Marlowe in As You Like It. Notables from Indianapolis and Dayton attend as the interior shines in brown buff and gold with 2600 seating, 51 foot deep stage, and ample exits.
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Dickson & Talbott
Columbus
Columnus
H. T. Chittenden
Indianapolis
Dayton
Julia Marlowe
White Cap case reaches state supreme court over final jurisdiction
The Berger White Cap case defendants appealed to the Indiana Supreme Court for final jurisdiction Friday. The crime originated in Dubois county last May when Jenny G Berger resisted warnings from a local gang. He was taken from bed on May 5 tied to a tree and whipped until nearly dead.
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Berger “White Cap
Supreme Court
Dubois County
Jenny G. Berger
Saratoga Races Summary at Saratoga September Race Day
Saratoga, Sept 2. First race 3 1/2 furlongs Salisbury won Wrestler second Express third time 1:02 14. Second race 7 1/2 furlongs Gambler won Balbaeuin second Worth third time 0:??. Third race 1 1/4 miles Tringle won White Wing second Madden third time 1:13 7/37. Fourth race 1 mile Lord Harry won Lester second Grussela third time 1:43 4/4. Fifth race 2 miles Bivler won India Robber second Margharetta third time 3:34.
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Saratoga
Salisbury
Wrestler
Express
Gambler
Balbaeuin
Worth
reOce
Tringle
White Wing
Madden
Lord Harry
Lester
Grussela
Bivler
India Robber
Margharetta
Fistic Festival Looms in New Orleans Crowd Expected
A private letter from New Orleans reports heavy preparations for prize fights in New Orleans. About 50 sports from Indianapolis will attend and visitors arrive by train loads this week. Olympic club guards 60 police to prevent rowdyism. two special trains from Boston and others from major cities will bring crowds. Excursion rate is 22.50 round trip.
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New Orleans
Indianapolis
Crescent City
Prince of Wales
Arena
Niagara
Olympic Club
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Texas
Sullivan
McAntiffe
Dixon
Corbett
Kilrain
Myer
Iom
Nelson
Lou Oliver
Ollie
Lannon
EY Talans Elect Board Of Control Members In Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri on September 2 at the Friday morning session of the Ithyan supreme lodge Edward A. Kinson was chosen for a six year term on the board of control. J A llinay and Thea Essex were re elected for two and four years. W D Kennedy former secretary was named endowment commissioner as the supreme secretary position was abolished. The Texas grand lodge constitution requiring 12 months residency before admission was approved amid board objections. Officers installation set for Saturday morning followed by a banquet for visiting members at Excelsior Springs.
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E Ulore
Wawsss City
Kantas Cire
Iythian Supreme Lodge
Edward A. Kinson
Board of Control
J. A. Llinay
Thea. Essex
W. D. Kennedy
Texas Grand Lodge
Board of Administration
Srnday
Supreme Lodge
Two Boy Siblings Killed by Train at Laurel Station
At Laurel station on Sept 2 an express train struck four youths James Powers 12 Thomas Powers 10 John Duffy 12 and Garrett Dollard 11 while they sat on the Teading track. Powers brothers were killed and Duffy and Dollard seriously injured.
Shattered Models At State House Prepared For Monument
Shattered models including five cave forms prepared by custodian Griffi and a state house force, meant to adorn a soldiers monument. The European cast items were damaged during transit with tyro cases shattered en route.
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Griffi
State House
Europe
Doctor Evayton Seeks Coroner Nomination at County Convention
Dr A W Evayton agreed to place his name before the Republican county convention on Saturday as a candidate for coroner amid a flood of solicitations from medical colleagues.
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A. W. Evayton
Town Wiped Out in Sudden Spokane Fire
Concully, county seat of O'Ranagan, was burned to the ground Friday. The town suffered a loss of about 100000 with insurance very small. The entire main section was swept away in under an hour.
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Spokane
Wash
Concully
O'Ranagan
Fire destroys Hare & Tucker mill and box works
In Burnad Ricnxonn Virginia on September 2 a fire consumed the Hare and Tucker planing mill and box factory. The loss was reported as 0,000 though full details were not available at press time.
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Burnad
Ricnxonn
Hare & Tucker
Ur. Rnufkin Ourea Cancer Without knife or danger
An OCR fragment reports a medical notice mentioning Ur and cancer with no surgery or danger noted, tied to 064 W West. Details are unreadable, but the item appears as a public health or clinic notice referencing a location and condition without operative risk.
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West
Assignee Stockwell Testifies In Mutual Trust Case
In Philadelphia court, Stockwell faces removal from the assigneeship of Mutual’s bank assets. He admits debts to the bank, indorsed notes, and a $10,000 loan to a Camden porcelain firm. He says $170,000 to $200,000 for insurance came from Supreme cashier Davis who drafted funds. an executive committee aided in saving the bank. Evidence shows liability shares among Iron Hall members. The examination continues.
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Prinapeornia
Iron hall-Mutual Trust Company
Court of Common Pleas
Stockwell
Mutual Company
Iron Hall
McIntire
Union, Chestnurst
Citizens’ Trust Companies
Camden Porcelain Company
Mutual
Davis
New York
Indianapolis
Dooener’s
Mutual Banking Company
Lost on the Lake tragedy claims twenty six lives
Anguish followed a split in two boats on Au Sable River at dusk. Only Harry Stewart of Algonac Mich survived to tell the tale as the vessel broke apart and sank within ten minutes. Rescue came too late after cries echoed on the water.
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Au Sable
Harry Stewart
Algonac
Mich
Stewart
Carpenter Sues Contractor for 5000 Damages
James W. Redman files a suit against contractor John Markin for 5000 stating a brick struck his head on August 11 while working on a six story Georgia street building. He alleges negligence by Markin and bricklayers for letting a mason's line extend into a pile of bricks causing debris to strike him.
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James W. Redman
John Markin
Markin
Georgia St
Washington Pittsburg relay bicycle race started
The Washington to Pittsburg relay bicycle race began Friday at 2 PM from the capital after a month’s postponement due to labor troubles in western Pennsylvania. It is hailed as a major event in wheeling circles, with nine mountain ranges to cross, including some night crossings, and the Washington leg is run by the military cycle corps.
Dougherty Shows Stable Recovery After Illness
IMILADELPITA Sept 2 At a late hour Thursday night the condition of Daniel Dougherty the famous lawyer and orator remained unchanged He continued to take nourishment and doctors said indications favored a complete recovery in time
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Dougherty
Daniel Dougherty
YMCA Notes From Indiana Conference Activities
A song service is planned at the YMCA parlors Friday evening. Dr. L H Dunning, president of the Indianapolis YMCA, will conduct the young men's meeting Sunday afternoon. Local YMCA secretaries and presidents from across the state met with Indianapolis branch officers Friday afternoon. The conference will close with a banquet that evening.
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L. H. Dunning
Indianapolis Y. M. C. A
Indianapolis
Buliermile Oak Recipe And Advertised Cure Claim
A recipe lists butter buttermilk sugar soda flour eggs and directions to bake. The text then shifts to an ad claiming Head's Sarsaparilla is an honest remedy and mentions a furniture stock at 195 Virginia-ays with branding that implies truthfulness.
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Virginia-ays
Jealousy Tragedy Ends With Double Shooting
Kansas City report details a Friday shooting where Maggie Jones, 18, fired at her lover William Swartz. The gunshot missed him but then she killed herself. Jealousy is suspected as the motive. Swartz offered limited details.
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Kansas City
William Swartz
Maggie Jones
Bliss Jones
Swarts
Desperado Talton Hall hanged at Wise County
Norton Virginia dispatch reports Kentucky desperado Talton Hall hanged at noon Friday in Wise County with fears of a rescue attempt. Notes describe prior fires, alcohol indulgence, and a string of local incidents including arrests, court actions, and a major barn fire at J T Pressly’s farm causing substantial loss.
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Norton
Talton Hall
Kentucky
Wise Co
Hail
Hall
Heaven
Grand Hotel Stakes Highlight Slow Track at Fair Grounds
At the city fair grounds races drew large yet steady crowds as horses like Pedalina, Emma Noland, and Fedalina fought tight heats. Bookmakers faced sharp action with even money offers failing as fans pushed hard for favorites, while transportation via Monon proved inadequate leaving many spectators to walk five miles home after near six o clock.
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Fair Ground
Edalina
Lon G
Edwin
Hambrino Boy
la. G
Belado
Wild Olive
Eva Clay
Jane
Laura Lergo
Emma Noland
Fedalina
Emma
Carlo
Glycera
Moncey
Jimmy
Taare
Bucks
Juan G
Ohio
Danville
Eamina Noland
Fair Grounds
Monon
Eron Hall Attains Big Delegation for Coming Convention
Over 100 delegates named for the convention in the city on Sept 12. Feibleman leads reorganizing effort as branches from Detroit and eastern groups send three delegates. Local and Haughville branches denounce the plan and call for punishment of Davis and Walker for years of alleged neglect.
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Iron Hall
Superior Court Room No.1
C. L. Feibleman
Feibleman
Emory J. Parrin
Detroit, Mich
Inc
Supreme Justice
Somerby
No. 1
Wim. F. Lander
Haughville Sisterhood
Davis
Walker
Cadi Fines Dye House Head for Alley Nuisance
John Brill proprietor of a Massachusetts avenue dye house was fined one dollar by the cadi for water running into the alley and for barrels of rubbish left there. He cleaned up after notice from the Board of Health, while the city’s fault over gas mains was noted. The case against the Citizens' street railway company was dismissed. Henry Glodfelder received until Tuesday to clean a vault at 106 Buchanan street. A homoeopathic doctor muses on cholera preventives and old Parisian practices involving copper, noting epidemics and governmental inquiry.
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Cadi
John Brill
Massachusetts Ave
Board of Health
Consumers’ Gas Company
Dr. Morrison
Henry Glodfelder
Tunsday
Guchananst
Public Works Board Orders Bridge Bid and Street Improvements
The Board of Public Works asked the city engineer Mansfield to advertise bids for a new bridge over Pogue’s Run at Vermont Street and to address paving of sidewalks with brick. A petition for street improvements on Meek Street was referred, repairs to the Pleasant Run bridge at Willow Street were ordered, weeds at the McKernan and Sanders corner were to be removed, and utility pipes were to avoid lawns where possible. A baby accident was reported as a kettle of boiling jelly splashed a child. hopes for the infant’s recovery were expressed.
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Board of Public Works
Mansfield
Pogue’s Run
Vermont-st. Bissouri-St
Meek-st
Pleasant Run
Willow St
Health Board
McKernan and
Sanders-sts
the Light and Power Company
The Bank Suspended. Lonxpon London and General Bank suspension
The London and General Bank suspended payment on Friday. Last December deposits totaled £92,000 and depositors are well secured.
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Lonxpon
London and General Bank
Weather forecast for Indiana on Sept 3 1892
The 36 hour outlook ends at 8 pm September 3 1892. Warmer with fair skies expected until Sunday.
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Indiana
Political rhetoric and apportionment debate in the campaign
The piece surveys party tactics and public talk on apportionment, tariff issues, and legislation with quotes from several figures. It notes plans for a trial of the act, a looming Indiana campaign demonstration, and criticism of tax law by opponents. Also covered are health complaints about cholera fears and a bizarre case of a family living with chickens.
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Mysro Sun
Rymander
Secretary Vacancy in The People's Party Creates Uncertainty
The People's Party state committee again lacks a secretary after George C. Stoll resigned. Stoll refused to continue duties, despite prior inducements, and speculation arose that Sleary Vincent of the Nonconformist may be chosen to fill the post. Dr Pagen of South Bend challenges Yale's Totten on the earth's remaining lifespan, arguing the earth is good for 170 more years.
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People's Party
George C. Stoll
Stoll
Strange
Sleary Vincent
Agein
Pagen
Vairaratso
Ind
South Bend
Totten
Yale College
EOWN TALK Seeks Low Rates to Denver for National Convention
Miss Mollie Hay secretary of the state W C T U says Indiana will send about 3000 delegates to the national convention in Denver on October 28. The evangelical church synod closed Thursday with elected education committee members Rev Holke Pfeiffer Trion Wolf Kuntzmann and Klein and decided to continue publishing local church periodicals. The next biannual convocation site not yet decided. Ayer s Sarsapnlla is advertised with iron and vegetable blood purifiers.
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Mollie Hay
W.C.T.U
Denver
Col
Miss Hay
Indiana
Ths Evangelical Church Synod
Seni
Holke
Pfeiffer
Trion
Wolf
Kuntzmann
Klein
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Wa‘chial
Hanxzura
Britain
Imperial Board of Health
Koch and Roth
Elbe
Charlottenberg
Hansure
Paris
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Honfiner
Lourdes
Trouville
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Ont
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U.S
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Menriatta
The
State Supreme Court
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Bon
Dr. Brayton
Cours
Philadelphia
A.siesmer Hreska
Twa
Twantz
Cathlee
Lacy Sanders
iTarriet Dall
Charles Baden
German Tribune
August Beleh
Pabst Brewing Company
Jiima Roberts
Julia Flamiston
Heiday
Thomas Hh.thuribert
Mery
Galvie
Parrott Princhexter
Brightwood
Slanker
Si Yen
Dena Wa
Gomestt
Nashville
Allen F. Smith
Lize Land Place
Smith
Cook Autormatic Boiler Cleaner Company
Nuntington
HeNend Rediator Company
Bremen Land and Improvement Company
State Agricultural Board
Lothame Agricultural Company
Clarence Williams
Superior Court
Jessie
Lucille
Nathan
Emma Bowne
C. FP
Kate Robba
Aros Xpi Lotta
Cayolt
Nelly Gilt
Dratis
Martha Rees
Massachus Getts
Edith Somer
John Dwizer
Marniace
John ZT
Murphy
Dora Sweeney
Jacob Stanyard
Mahala A. Acotton
J. T. Pressly
Pressdys
Pressly
Lisson
Solar Ag Sport
Eron Hall
Attairs
Clea
Austria
W. 3B. Narke
Frank Ketchum
Meridian-st
Dy Fletcher
Elders
Wyron
Sordin Gare
Mr. Bho¢Kney
Lewis Jordanson Sunman
Shockney
Opla
J. F H. Claypool
House
Shock
Lodianapolis
Handicks Club
Hendrick
Tim Epson
Becle Hssigis
the People’s Party
Eown
Ayer
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