Why Is New Coming A Question Republicans Cant Answer
A Sun report notes Consul-General John C. Now sails from London aboard the Vabris heading to America for about two months. Romeo Johnson Lefstoe and Ada Rehan travel with him as speculation swirls about a possible political motive behind New’s homeward voyage. Local Republicans offered no clear explanation, with many unable to confirm any campaign purpose or official duties tied to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Now
United States
London
America
Romeo Johnsing
Mr. New
New
Augustin
Gomior Noma
Ista
Financials show stringency shaping campaign debt payments
On Sept 15 financials in New York market pressuring Harrison to repay campaign obligations to Wanamaker supporters by prepaying bond interest, securing millions months ahead. Also note fire at Holmes oil factory. six Mem Surmed. Rome reports bread riots. Indiana republicans in secret session.
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Bosna Lorpou
New York
Harrison
Wanamaker
Holmes Oil
Totel
Outrages Reported Across Provinces After Turkish Actions
London reports indicate widespread outrage as fifteen women are said to have been assaulted by Turkish soldiers. Outrages are alleged across multiple provinces, with authorities investigating the incidents.
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Lampant
London
Odd Tale of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde on a Train
Journal business manager recounts a thin anecdote about Henry Van Cleve a Divid musician lecturing in Cincinnati who meets a stranger on a train to Indianapolis. The man claims to be the author of a curious tale and Van Cleve agrees it should be printed. The tale is Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Hitt
The
Journal
Henry van Cleve
Cincinnati College of Music
In-Dianapolis
van Cleve
Mr. van Cleve
Robert Louis Steven
World''s Fair project work begins in Chicago
National committees assume charge for the Columbian exposition with bids for Jackson Park fill and main buildings plans. Chicago will coordinate with Illinois Central Railroad to obtain lakefront land worth millions by relinquishing riparian rights and moving tracks, in exchange for depot space and a costly interim fill. The move aims to settle lakefront legislation and realign access to the parade of new structures.
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Segun
Chicago
Spi
National Commuiies
Jackson Park
Illinoia
Lake Front
The Passion Piry in Constantinople Moharam Week
The Moharam week in Constantinople is marked by a Passion play recounting Hossein son of Ali the prophet’s cousin. The tale follows his invitation to Caliphate, his desert march with friends, and his companions one by one fall to enemies. Readings and recitations accompany the history in communities worldwide.
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Constantinople
Hoesin
Ali
Hossein
Listeware
Mohammadane
Geers to match Wilkes for $5,000 in boxing bid
Ha Geers says he will meet Hel Pointer in a $5,000 bout against Roy Wilkes. Davis and Andy Sommers catch for Cleveland’s league team as a busy Saturday brings varied results across baseball and boxing notes.
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Ha Geers
Hel Pointer
Roy Wilkes
Davis
Andy Sommers
Cleveland
M.G. A
News
Lxcelsiors
Remingtons
Meridlaus
Pittskurg
Louisville
Ancon
Gack Dempsey
Jack
Sidney Huntington
Charles Rochalle
California Athletic Club
Sallie McClelland
Sheepstead Bay
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chrcage
Cincinnati
New York
Clevaland
Pittsburg
Columbus
Louseville
Toledo
St. Louis
Pittsbare
Chicago
Sineage
Brotherhood
Suffalo
Buffalo
Eveland
Peoria
A.A. Zimmerman
Frashold
W. Windle
A. &. Lynmeden
Wagner
Comiskey
Philadelphia Brotherhood
Dave Sowhere
Grand Avenues
Brighton Beach
Willie
Dayttons
Anson
Lagna
Georgie Miller Named Twenty Sixth Sun Bicycle Winner
The Sun highlights Georgie Miller a 11 year old girl from 76 W Ohio St as the twenty sixth winner in the bicycle promotion. She earned a wheel by obtaining subscribers and submitting the required money, proving adept at riding and showing the paper’s push for new subscribers. The Sun warns that only new subscribers will be accepted and existing readers cannot be counted under any circumstance.
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Georgie Miller
Georgie
Ohio St
Fursun
Farmer Jon Swanson fatally gored in hill country incident
In Paraiso Indiana on September 15 Jon Swanson, a young farmer, was fatally gored by a deshormed beast while his wife was injured escaping. She broke a leg but survived. Separate item notes ex trustee Wilcoxen facing defaulter claim of 1800 dollars before county commissioners, with conflict over accuracy and character. Amusements and stage news follow with multiple productions and personalities, including Flor Noore departure and Julius-style headlines. A weathered crop failure is cited with theatrical commentary and dancing school reopening announced by D B Brenneke at 824e Wy Pennsylvania.
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Bukit
Badiy Burt Nalparaiso
Ind
Jon Swanson
Sundsy
Milcoxern
Wight
Shelbyville
Wilcoxen
Hanover Township
Reappearance of Lasure Sparks Kentucky Mystery
In Perryville and Shelbyville reports from Sept 15 to Sept 18 tell of lingering mystery as Elis Lasure reappears after five years missing. A hog-eaten body once thought his is found. Lasure deserts again, last seen unknown. Meanwhile county actions seek bond recovery from ex-treasurer Michael Post and a violent incident leaves Tim Duis near death after an assault by Maria O Day.
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Elis Wits
Perryville
Chee
Lasure
Vanes
Lasore
Paris
Grant Meads
Shelbyville
Ird
Comralasionera
Michael Post
Hue
Csareilelsere
Tim Duis
Ihabsad
farUia O'Day
St. Vincent's Ianspital
O'Day
Gseauli
Dudts
Republicans claim 85 majority in state legislature
Obas Craig, the man accused of murdering his mistress, was found guilty of murder in the first degree. The report notes Republicans elected their stats assistant and hold an 85 majority in the legislature on a joint ballot. The item provides Cheyenne dispatches from Sept 15 and Cincinnati dated notes.
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Cheyenne
Judge Welber Dismisses Jury Until Monday
The report arrays a string of local judicial actions and social notes. Judge Welber has dismissed his jury until next Monday while other cases include Dr. L. A. Greiner dying Sunday night at 3 Merian Street, Walter L. Parsell sentenced to a year for robbing S. S. Rhodas of glass, and various court proceedings and city notices. The item mixes crime, political chatter, and community events with names like Irvin, Par sell, and Rhodas, plus a parade of residents and officials.
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Welber
L. A. Greiner
Meriéian-st
Brenk Powell
Staalise Harvey Wiliams
Irvin
Irwin
Walter L. Parsell
Montag
S. S. Rhodas
Srmen Croisay
Sundsy
Ojpcionatl
Sullivan
Adolph
Seidensticker
Eddreesen
F. M
St. Patrick’s
P. Tarkohiafeir Knight
Math
Jane McCammack
John
Tippscanis Savaty
Jacob Farr
Ohio
Jake
Nattia
Charley Warmeling
John Johnson
Evers
Robert Srm Skiles
Johnson
Sheriff King
Waring- Hog
Otto Steckhan
Will Hastman
Moses Bull
Aplinteakiet
Mansur Hall
Giardino
Philadelphia
Travis
Sam V. Perrott
Fannie
John Morap
Pride
N. Davidson St
Aler- Ging
Pervust
Penny
Sisth U. 8. Infantry
Silltla
South Bend
Rackie
Indistia
Chris Sehetts
Adolph Asch
Scuetta
Ashdohn W
Edward Patton
Jim Pope
Old Point Comfort
White Sulphor
Natural Bridge
Tsa
Lauray
Wilson Morrow
Daniel Stewart
T. P. Hartbey
Wii Wallace
Siz
Jason Carey
Mra
Jno
Stewart
Henry Watzel
Dr. Jamisen
Irs
Schuyler Colfex
Warburton
A. A. Nordyta
HW. O. Calloway
Aog
Daa
Higeins
Pastors Tell Yarns at Second Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians gathered for the first weekly meeting at Second Presbyterian Church, Sprday, with only a few present. Stories about Dr Haines and a Texas speech sparked humor as ministers shared anecdotes and memories from vacations across several states and towns. The Indianapolis presbytery, covering nine central counties, convenes in Grainsboro with Rev. W. B. Minton to preach the opening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Little
Wabash
Hunter
Dr. Little
Sam Fheudon
Texas
Heinsien
Dr. Baines
Bank
Dowd
New York
Egent
Oriental Hotel
Austin Corbie
Corbin
Atte
Mr. Corbin
Mr. Dowd
Lattera
P. C
Whelson
Washington, DC
Edson
Vermont
Haines
Long Island
Hapter
Caantauqua
Milburn
Buffalo
Toda
Franklin
Brown
Acton
Alkman
Suvstoga
Bondthaler
Wen
Bathlehem
Presbytery of
Indianapolis
Capital City Gun Club sets big shoot at Brighton beach grounds
The Capital City gun club, noted as a top organization, plans a major shoot at Brighton beach grounds on October 2 and 3. Guaranteed purses total 500 and are divided into 40 50 20 and 10 percent for places below sixth. The American shooting association rules govern the event.
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Cinpy
Cintb
Apr Fanges
Kime Tourmery
Clus
Brighton Beach Grounds
American Shooting Association
Heikey
Basdle
McMurphy
Budd Murphy
North
Five Wise Suprams Court Resumes Business at State House
Reported notice states the five wise men of the suprams court will resume operations at their old stand by the state house on Tuesday. The lines court adjourned on June 28th, with new Grass filings and the Jochel showing heatF and 88 usual, noting no time to play mars tie.
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Suprams Court
State House
Mars
Tramp Pleads For Tea Court Showdown In Police Case
A hungry tramp named John Greutich sought tea at Henry Bals county clerk Wilson's doorstep and faced arrest for vagrancy after requests. Mayor Sullivan fined him 20 dollars. Records show brothers Sam and Biram Botecher pleaded guilty to a related offense, with penalties set. Ernest allegedly faced drunkenness charges twice in three cars, leading to fines and restraint. The event echoes a rowdy weekend in a small town.
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Heny Bals
Clark Wilson
Henry
Sullivan
Gosta
John Greutich
Sam
Biram Botecher
Hroest
Ernest
Drookennasa
Atdea Rally
Sulliven Vallied bin
Two youths and a man face reform over theft spree
The report details SAD B42 He Mortis Banka and Willie Frenklin two colored youths involved in multiple thefts Sunday night including stealing a buggy from Henry Severin and a horse and buggy from J. Carey. They were stopped by Officer Nathan Ward and admitted earlier thefts. Albion, son of William Johnson, aged 11, is also cited for incorrigibility and reform school placement.
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Jodie Ervin
William Johnson
Elmst
Albion
Reform School
Sunday
Henry Severin
N. Meridisn St
Janeo Caray
Korea
Saverin
SULLLE S LEGACY AND COUNTY LEGAL BATTLE
The case against Phil Gapen, former treasurer of the cane hospital board, awaits Thursday rulings on a demurrer in A Booth & Co v Gapen over $3,000 in oyster bill payments drawn from the state treasury and never settled. A separate suit by Joseph F. Flack seeks $1,000 in fees over the Sullivan county house lease after bidding in at sheriff’s sale, alleging the lease is null because court approval was not obtained.
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Dadge Taylor
de Murrer
A. Booth & Co
Phil Gapen
Incane Hospital Board
Tase
Booth & Co
Gapen
Atate
John KB. Sullivan
Wao
Doceph FY. Flack
Sullivan
Sherif
Arthur Jordan
J. d. Cooper
Flack
Beetle plague hits Cheat district timber and New Year tales
Prof A D Hopkine reports spruce forests in the Cheat district ravaged by myriads of tiny beetles that girdle bark and halt sap flow. He notes a serum-like remedy under study and plans to test it in devastated areas. Also covers Jewish New Year observances in New York and local market closures, along with brief crime and sports notes from various locales.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
A. D. Hopkine
State Agriculture Experiment Station
Cheat District
Odessa merchant stands trial for murder amid public sympathy
A prominent Odessa merchant named Omalov, 55, long respected for civic service, faces murder charges after a midnight shooting in his mansion. The case centers on a former army officer turned by past fraud and a demanded revenge. The victim is identified as a soldier-burglar, and the merchant’s daughter was present during the confrontation. Public sympathy favors Omalov, who previously defended the poor and built a fortune in corn shipping. The trial opens next week with the daughter expected to testify.
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OneEssa
Soch
Omaloy
Pest
Omalov
Odivssa
Odasea
St. Peternburgh
Gepartmmant
Eliscaraer
Odessa
St. Patersburg
Omalovy
Caid
Acandrel
Omaley
Candema
Pubila
Ofessa
Claszee
Various Local Incidents and Oddities Reported Across Cities
A scattered 19th century roundup notes several events including a cholera scare in Carrollton and a case near Bexile, varied political talk over a world's fair dual bite, about 1200 G A B men summoned to Harrison at Cresson, a Cincinnati homicide involving Julien Rotterman, and a candy shop fire in St Louis. A wall collapse kills Fireman Dan Lynch with $100,000 loss, a Deadwood & Lead City Railway coach accident kills two and injures seven, Owen McCarthy leaves Albion to settle debts after 20 years with interest, and a large Pennsylvania gas casher hit. Robert Ray Hamilton drowns in the Snake River, Mont., after divorce rumors, found near National Park ranch by J C Green.
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Bexile
Carrollton
Harrison
Cresson
Julien Rotterman
Cincinnati
Peckham’s
St. Louie
Falling Wall
Dan Lynch
Sodam
N. Y
Red
Deadwood
Lead City
Owen McCarthy
Albion
N. C
Pennsylvania
Robert Ray Hamilton
Sneke River
Mont
Ite
National Park
J. C. Green
Norvin Green
Senate and House action loom in tariff and political battles
The senate eulogized Rands and the house eulogized Beck. A resolution seeks an investigation into the Barrandis killing. Republicans aim to push election cases once quorum forms. House deadlock ended Saturday with journals approved through the week. Tariff talks hint at May 1 changes for bond withdrawals amid money market fears. Binding twine duty may rise as the tariff schedule fights heat up. Ways and means may urge non concurrence on sugar, with a conference likely Tuesday. Kennedy of Ohio edits a Quay attack before sending to the Record. Grosvenor rages at civil service reform commissioners over eight district appointments. Windom in New York banking talks. Morrison and Batchellor via telegraph. Herricong seeks more time to take goods from bond.
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Senate
Rands
House
Beck
Barrandis
Ways and Means
Conference Committee
King Kennedy
Ohio
Quay
Grosvenor
Civil Service Reform Commissioners
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Nobility Adil
Rome
Turin
Isenva
Bologna
Republican Executive Committee
Candy Gates Trusler
Pixley
Heary, Lovett
Othera
Pan Gmnistee
Indianepolis
Atvuhins
Clerk Kerr
Gonns
Tom Worthington
Attica
Tom
Avery
Judge Taylors Court
Thigsoze
Katy
Newepspsr
Supreme Dourt
ROW FO Business
Reed
Willoughby Reed
Landry Businese
Abelsita
John Martino
Mary Monroy
Meridian St. MM. 1
Charles M. Johnston
A. Schmidt
Charles E
Sporting Life
Marcy's
Notheer
Encuish
Hustler
Park
Boy Tramp
Flore Noore
Tom Davis
Fiora
Lew Bessa
Scott Merble
Rosen
Abe
Polles Gazette
Barney Fagin
Rod Slavin
Mer
Smith Ruezell
Minnie Palmer
Enquirer
Alice Oates
Shea
Mrs. Oates
Minnie
D. B. Brenneke
Brennneke
Pennsylvania St
Kentucky
Oela Hiiweh
Turmai
Dowd Hmewiltig
Cora
Board of Agricultors
Heron
Ia cix Gay
Fr. Heron
Ula
Chey Sten
Orass Amd
GPIBO
Sulle
Ceanty Piers
Varviceas
Papucan
Gumbar
Calloway County
Newman
Ross
Archbishop Walsh
Dublin
Cardinal Newman
Denven
Jack Dempssy
Jack Davin
Colorado
Elder
Ai8
Lis
Appesi
Old Country
Wiz Waive
Wales
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