Street Car Strike Ends In Temporary Reinstatement
A street railway strike ends with a temporary reinstatement of two discharged conductors after a committee investigates charges. Mayor and crowds faced long delays as trains resumed by about 7 20 pm amid heavy race crowds and dust-filled commutes.
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Mason
Thursaday Evening
Kiete
KR. E. Finley
Ohio
Hedell
Shelbyville
Alexander
Kiefe
McLean
Stringer
Street
Messrs. Dugan
Redman
Bupt
Tae Sun
Dugan
Barns
Supt
Kiefs
Jim Wilson
Fair Grounds
Backus
Sweetland
Lake Erie
Smallpox Fear Grips City as Thornburg Case Emerges
A 10 year old girl, Thornburg, recently from Muncie, is diagnosed with smallpox after delayed judgments by doctors. The Thornburg home on Phipps Street is quarantined, neighbors are watched, and the Health Board presses disinfection as officials note a growing Muncie epidemic and stricter enforcement follows.
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Kansas
Phipps St
S. Delaware
Muncie
Culver
Wagner
Cunningham
Long
Henthorne
Morrison
Health Board
Kessler
State Health Board
Metcalf
Tornado kills two in Scunivent area
A September tornado in Scunivent Louisiana caused major damage. Mabel Gauthreaux, daughter of H. B. Gauthreaux of the town, and Oliver LaPourse of Thibodaux were killed when houses collapsed.
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Scunivent
Mabel Gauthreaux
Gauthreaux
Oliver LaPourse
Thibeadix
Doncaster cup winner Prigmer shines in London
Friday reports show Prigmer took the Doncaster cup in London as global markets and events moved. Weak American securities in London, feverish New York stocks, and a world fair week mark a turbulent day with diplomatic and maritime notes shaping the news.
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London
Albert Willis
Loutaville
Hawaii
House
New York
Emin Pasha
Hag
Emin
Claus Timmerman
Campania
Queenstown
Vigilant
Baltimore
Navahoe
Monon Route Chicago Return Fare Advertised
Travel advertisement offers $3.65 round trip to Chicago on the Monon Route with travel dates September 6 7 8 and 9 and return until September Jeh.
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Monon
Miss Hanks in a Stunning 2:04 Trotting Feat at Racecourse
The scene centers on Miss Hanks as she faces Abe Lincoln and Doble in a 2:04 pace attempt. Nancy smashes expectations with a blazing finish, drawing 8,000 fans as Bud Doble loses $1,500 despite the near record. Plans hint at Chicago and Terre Haute showdowns to come.
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Tooravor
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Atill
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Abe
Dexter
Sweetland
Bud Doble
Chicago
Here
Terre Haute
Terra Haute
The Twelfth Victim Dies After Panhandle Collision
Wilson A. Turner of Chicago dies Friday at Mercy hospital from injuries suffered in the Panhandle collision at Colehour. The toll rises to 12 fatalities. Three of the injured have left Mercy hospital for home. E. B. Beese, dentist, 244 East Ohlost.
Bold Thieves Strike Mail Team and Adams Express Office
Early Friday two robbers bound and gagged driver Ray Dinkins of the Akron Ohio mail wagon, robbed mail pouches containing only letter mail, then released him. In Akron burglars stole $6,000 from the Adams Express safe. suspicions fall on Harry Longhead ex employee and Harry Miller editor. Business revival noted in Troy and Waterford mills. Carnegie steel works at Duquesne to restart with 2000 workers at reduced wages.
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Ind
Ray Dinkins
Akron
Eliott
Adama Express
Harry Longhead
Harry Miller
The
Tribune
Troy
N. Y
Curtis & Co
Waterford
Miller, Hall & Hartwell
Prrisnure
Carnegie Steel Works
Duquesne
Poor Attendance on Closing Day at Race Track
Racing card notes slim turnout of about 1,000 on closing day. In the 2:30 trot first heat ten starters. Wilkes won in 2 17 1 4 with Rens selaar second and French third. In the 2:19 pace Cambridge Girl led Trach-me-not with Freeland and Pat Murphy also placing.
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Rensselaar Wilkes
Taconnc
Cambridge
Trach-me-not
Freeland
Pat Murphy
Timie
Political Club Contests At City Park And Bonds Case
Marion republican and Gray democratic clubs plan page bail contests at . M.C. A. park with a silk banner for the winner. Judge Bartholomew grants time extension on L. & B. railroad bonds sale to allow bond buyers extra time.
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Marion Republican Club
Gray Democratic Club
Judge Bartholomew
Siie
John Martin
Julian B. Downey
Harry Wiltz
Kershner’s
Pennsylvania St
Market
Kennedy
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
American Bronze Company
Indiana
Crane Elevator Company
Chicago
Monument
Graves Elevator Company
U Harper’s Court
Mary Ricker
Theodore McGuire
Mary Richardson
Mary
Bicchare
Pulling Down the Flag after Grand Army Encampment
After the national Grand Army encampment in Indianapolis, streets and Union Station show the afterglow of revels as flags come down and camps are torn down. Vendors depart, relics vanish, and officials assess attendance between two and a quarter million while debts and supplies are tallied.
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Sven
Union Station
P —— Pight
Camp Wallace
State House
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Hendricks Monument
Ham
Fortune
Corporal Tanner
Indianapolis
Washington
Interior Department
Washington, D. C
Jas
Evans
Veteran Man Arrested After Alleged Assault on Girl
A 10 year old girl from 175 Mississippi St. fled an assailant after alleging sexual assault on Vandalia bridge. J B Bellows, a G A R veteran from Michigan, was arrested and charged. He sought a continuance in police court and faces a Saturday hearing next week.
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Mississippi St
Keirns and
O'Connor
Illinois St.tunnel
Vandalia
J. 8. Bellows
Michigan
Saloon Owner Shot by Burglars at Delaware Street
Gotlieb Hasert of 233 S. Delaware street was shot in the left shoulder when a masked intruder fired as Hasert confronted the burglar at his saloon. The assailant fled by a rear entrance and no clues to his identity were found. Hasert believes the thief planned murder, aided by a companion, while his dog was hit by a second shot.
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S. Delaware St
Hasert
Rioting Miners Defeated by Troops in Pontefract
At five am Friday troops gained temporary control of Pontefract as striking miners clash with military and police. Two miners died Thursday. rioters damaged property all night including a bridge on the Colliery railway and shops in Wakefield suburbs. Police were scattered and fear of wider pillage spread through the district.
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Pontefract
Lord Musnam
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Wages of Sin is Death A Strange Chicago Death Mystery
A woman at the Gault House in Chicago registered with T Hastings and wife from New York. She bought a revolver after asking a dell boy to fetch help, then shot herself in the head at 2 AM, dying minutes later. A note to Bert Popper and a marriage certificate found in her purse tied to New York figures. Hastings disappeared and a bank book showed 328 to the woman’s credit in a New York bank.
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Gault House
T. Hastings
New York
Dell
Alderman Flynn
Felis A. Hallock
Berthold Popper
Morchies
L. L
Bert Popper
W. Popper
San Francisco
Bert
Hastings
Merchants’ National Bank of New York
Sullivan's Diary Mockingly Targets Polls And Campaign Woes
The diary parodies political campaigns with references to Nancy Hanks record breaking, labor strife, and a wavering ally. It jokes about nomination causing defeat, laments dwindling support, and imagines lemonade fundraising as a missed tactic while lamenting campaign costs and an “immortal soul” as collateral.
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Pepy
Nancy Hanks
Providence
Cadi
Frenzel
Patsy
Lath
Cadi Reprimands Bailiff as Drunk and Thieves Fall Quiet
In police court Friday morning the cadi warned Bailiff Schwab to keep spectators quiet as five rough hands were displayed before him. H B Minor faced forgery charges and was released. Ed Skinner, charged with drunkenness, received a fine while a group of alleged pickpockets and thieves were ordered to leave town. Gus Troupe was released after Able claimed mistaken identity.
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Cazdi
B. Minor
Gilbreth
Christian Ave
Ed. Skinner
Gus
Troupe
Chas
Able
World’s fair commissioner among wreck injuries in Oxana area
Dr. H. H. Mc Intyre a Randolph Vermont world’s fair commissioner and four other passengers plus Moail clerk Miller were injured in a collision between a passenger train and a freight train on the Rock Island road near Albright, Oxana Neb, on Thursday.
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Oxana
Neb
H. H. McIntyre
Randolph
Miller
Rock Island Road
Albright
Indiana Forecast Brief for Sept 9 1893
Weather outlook for Indiana over the 86 hours ending 6 pm Friday shows fair conditions today and again on Saturday with likely light local showers in a few locales.
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Yprecante
Indiana
Republican Committee Seeks Poll Leads For City Race
Saturday morning the Republican committee men begin a 30 day city poll with anxious note. Poll books distributed and convention to nominate councilmen at large meets in Masonic hall Tuesday evening. New candidates Rolla McCrea of Fahnley and McCrea and Theo Stein both stand strong for nomination.
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Masonic Hall
Rolla McCrea
Fahnley & McCrea
Theo. Stein
Wom
Simmons Liver Regulator Eases Digestive Ailments
No record of failure when Simmons Liver Regulator is taken properly. It removes bilious secretions cures dyspepsia constipation and sick headache strengthens the kidneys and gently assists nature.
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Simmons
Naure
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