Remarkable Career of a Noted Southern Beauty Ends in Jail
In New York on September 3, Mrs. Annia iegford, arrested Friday for stealing a bead from her boarder John J. Ryan, is jailed in the Tombs. Her life reads like a sensational chapter with marriages to Capt Wallingford and six husbands, travels from Philadelphia to Washington, and a career marked by flirtations, disguises, and dramatic court episodes.
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Annia Iegford
John J. Ryan
Capt. Wallingford
Wallisgford
Puiet
Washington
Andrew Johnson
Philadelphia
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Citable
Irs
Leeson
Sams
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Ha Cosy
Shipping Books and Mudstone Mystery at Sun Office
Edward Hawkins of the Indiana school book company reports rapid shipment of state school books after a tight timetable and calls for 760000 volumes as 109 of 1109 districts respond. A mudstone tale follows, with L H Wann gifting a stone found near Malott Park and identified by a geologist as a mudstone, valued at about 100 dollars by a Wisconsin professor. Local forecast notes showers and clearing in Indianapolis on Sept 4 1888.
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Edward Hawkins
Indiana School Book Company
Sun
L. H. Wann
Malott Park
Prof
Brown
Wisconsin
Samne
Wann
Naughbter Jessis
Daezeon Park
Chicaza
Koma
New Afternoon Republican daily The Sug to Debut Wednesday
Cleveland readers will see a new afternoon daily, The Sug, starting Wednesday. It has solid backing and will use the International Press Association for telegraph reports, the same service used by The Indianapolis Sun and other papers.
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Clevelands
Cleveland, O
Sug
Telegraph
International Press Association
Eapalias
Indianapolis Sun
Boston Wins Morning Game Over Hoosiers in Boston
In Boston on Sept 2 a crowd witnessed the Bean-eaters beat the Hoosiers in a morning game. Rosie and Radbourne pitched for Boston with early scoring bursts while Indiana added runs in the middle innings before Boston pulled away. Final tallies show Boston 8 Indiana 8 with a misprint in the caption noting 123456-789 and 182006611-8.
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Boston
Thagir dJebahs
Cluwds
Our Lady
Bostons
Rosie
Radbourne
Hoosiers
Tian Derke
Local affairs mix of court actions and labor events
A chaotic report from Warne township details varied legal cases including an insanity ruling on McLie C White and forgery thefts. Labor Day transport discounts and demonstrations figure amid police, court, and municipal actions.
Pointers on Politics Stir City Election Talk
A Norton observer claims Republicans plan to sway the News and its proprietor regarding Mayor Denny. Pierce Norton aids candidates. Scott looms as a formidable convention figure. Rumors swirl about saloon-backed pull, police court maneuvers, and ward 3 and ward 21 contests shaping the campaign.
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Ocal
Denny
Scott
Rushville fair to feature daily Graphic coverage
News brief notes a Rushville fair September 10 to 13 with a Graphic daily during the event and talk of permanent coverage. It mentions an enterprising clothing merchant hosting three instrumental concerts weekly and typhoid fever discussions in Copnersville amid conflicting case counts and fatalities.
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Rushville
Copnersville
Marion
Cester
Ice houses destroyed in LaPorte fire
A row of ice houses on Fish Lake in LaPorte owned by the Dolg Ehll ice company were destroyed by fire sparked from a B and W engine. Loss was $300. Fine jewelry and low prices advertised by Comstek's.
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LaPorte
Ind
Ehll Ice Company
Comstek’s
Tough on Wilson Accused of Conspiracy to Defraud
Representative Lou F Wilson and Mrs Jennies Pax were arrested on charges of conspiring to defraud the government. The case涉及 pension fraud allegations linked to an earlier marriage and children. Prosecutors say the scheme mirrors a prior Barton cave incident and seek restitution.
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Lou F. Wilson
Sielby
Jennies Pax
Losy
Oliter Saycer
Panis Pox
Durin
Riis
Wilson
Fox
Wilsop
Beings of the Baca Labor Meeting and City Actions
City council acts on bonds for Western Paving and Supply with three foremen named Foster Aitchcock and Peckne as sureties. Brush Electric accepts ordinance. bond set at 25,600. E Rauh & Sons may rebuild fertilizer factory near Belt road. Committees report on nuisance prior to fire. fire reports adopted. Public works extend paving and a water well with electric company involvement. crowds attend Labor Day events amid rain. speeches by Turpie and O Donahue. miners’ relief collections noted.
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Western Paying and Supply Company
Foster
Aitchcock
Peckne
Eurelics
Woull
Penneylvaniast
Brush Electric Light Company
John Caven
Huvene Marler
E. Rauh & Sons
Qasist
Belt Road
Blindas Park
Pennsylvania-st
Sevreath St
Exposition Ave
Indianapolis Electric Company
Higson Iron
Board of Alderman
Pignis
Hemmond’s Prove
Arbeiter Ball
Furniture
Saengerbund
Maryland St
Clay County
Milwauker
Ranerter
W. W. Pollack
Turner Hall
Hell
Thea
Withdér
Cable street railway history resurfaces in Indiana court
In Judge Walker's court Tuesday morning Indianapolis discussions about a cable street railroad resurfaced. The Citizens' company seeks an injunction against laying track on Michigan Street by the cable firm. Trial offers little promise of a swift transit solution, and a damages suit by the cable faction could follow if the injunction is denied.
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Pierce Norton
Datton
Ned
Cnnveilion
Gia
Walker
Shers
Indianapolis
Citizens’ Company
Michigan
Dunley Company
Folka
Weinbrecht
Haughville
Richard Jebne
John
Bavasti Campbell
Campbell
Iilours
Meldar
Honeysuckle
Divon
Hennett
Dillion
John Foil
City
Tongeueslo
Thare
Coxa
Tait
Martin
Laboring Men Parade Through Indianapolis In Notable Short March
A brisk 10:15 AM parade from Market and Delaware streets showcased Indianapolis labor groups. Miller's band led the march followed by carpenters and joiners, plasterers, bricklayers, stone cutters, bakers, and other trades, each displaying banners, insignia, and themed regalia amid a large buoyant crowd and a military band finale.
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Delawarests
Miller
Carpentere’ and Joiners’ Union
Maebel
Inucir
Lasgstaff
General Assembly
Langelatt
Meyer & Dury
Nicolls
Bakera
Colgarmakera
Smeks Union Mads Cigars
Trades’ Organization
Sevanch
Columbia Club
Creward Bugle Corps
Violent train stoppage sparks white black clashes in Gouldsboro area
On a Sunday excursion train arriving Gouldsboro a colored man pulled a pistol amid a panicked melee. Whites and blacks clashed with several shot wounds reported and a church set ablaze as authorities patrol the town. A large armed negro group reportedly gathered at Snell Mound with militia en route to restore order.
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Gouldaborost
Ofereck
Plata
Ormy
Win. Miller
Lavy
Cal
Wiring
Celorea
Ben Watkies
Gouldshboro
Frenada
Mus
Snell Mound
Cromwell
The Will of Millonaire Shaw Reveals Odd Provisions
A St Louis will details a eccentric legacy with annual $25,000 tax burden to maintain a botanical display. It funds a mausoleum caretaker cottage and a $200 yearly sermon by the Missouri bishop. Nurserymen receive a $400 banquet while relatives and longtime servants get modest bequests.
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Louis
Sent
Shaw
Missouri
St. Louis
Liquor License Fee Challenge Heads to Supreme Court
The circuit court opened arguments in the case against Charles Bush and William Moore over the $250 city license fee. City lawyers argued the fee is well supported by statutes and commentaries, while saloon interests presented brief oral cases. Brewerbank Viaus and Albert Leitex led the opposition, with funds deposited for appeal to the supreme court for final settlement.
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Hicaripg
Charles Bush
William Moore
Circuit Court
Claypool & Ketcham
Larean & Smith
Taylor
Osputr Smith
Brewerabrank Viaus
Albert Leitex
Caco
Supreme Court
Aged Woman Sheltered After Family Sends Her to Poorhouse
Amelia Fools of Milawauker aged and infirm was turned from her daughter Fanna M Foote into the street. Her two sons, though wealthy, refuse support, and she was found wandering and placed under poor authorities care in Wauwatosa hills.
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Milawauker
Amelia Fools
Wauwatosa Hills
Fanna M. Foote
Feared Strike Erupts as Police Move Out
In Losrox on September 3 authorities report the first day of a strike as Basisnd police deployed with revolvers amid expected trouble. A carpenter from Virginia Avenue was mentioned among those involved.
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Losrox
Eines
Basi-snd
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