Modest Arts Exhibit Highlights Many Etchers
A long critique surveys an art exhibit with E L Field and Otto Bacher among others. It notes Field's consistent twilight etching style and praises several artists while hinting the collection as a whole is only modestly pleasing. Mentioned are Ellen Oakford, Hamilton Hamilton, Peter Moran, Win M Cary, Fonce, Pennell, and Van Rensselaer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Rooney
E. L. Field
Lieper’a
Ellen Oakford
Yale
Sandy Hook
Weber
Hamilton Hamilton
Peter Moran
Win
M. Cary
Fonce
Pennell
Wallaz
Otto Bacher
M. G. van Rensselaer
Clavaland
Ohio
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Willard
Art
Artemus Ward
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hare
London
van Remesselaer
Whistler
Fooled With a Pistol Near Vincennes
From Vincennes report of a tragic accident near St Francesville Illinois where August De Beuf 25 and Louis De Beuf 21 were handling a revolver. A misfire Sunday night perforated August's abdomen and he is expected to die. He was soon to be married to a respected local young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincen‘ves
St. Francesville
Ill
August
Louis de Beuf
Prisoner freed for good behavior after April 1889 incident
Richard Welsh, a Warsaw boy, forged an order for half a pint of red eye and dyed the nation’s birthday crimson. He served two years, then Gov. Hovey released him on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Welsh
Warsaw
Burglars Steal Knives and Revolvers in Lafontaine County
Wabash Ind Sept 16 Spl The general estimate of Jerome Scott Lafontaine was ruined by burglars Monday night and several hundred dollars worth of knives and revolvers were taken Frank Stone charged with incest with his step daughter Bessie Craig aged 16 at South Wabash was sentenced to two years in the pen Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahea
Wabash
Ind
Jerome Scott
Lafontaine
Nort Long Energeds Wabash
Frank Stone
Bessie Craig
South Wabash
Lemont
Timothy Carroll
Wawasee Tale Turns From Summer Fun to Night Terror
An Indiana resort tale recounts a sultry night at Wawasee where a party drifted into a chilling dream of choking and a phantom intruder. The narrator awakens in a hotel room to a blood stained pillow and a misread bite that proves to be a mosquito sting rather than a vampiric attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stumimor Resorta
Wawasee
Cornea
Boulangist attack over duchess skews public feud
Paris today saw a Boulangist newspaper denounce the duchess d Uzes as vain, claiming she sought to make General Boulang and dictator by spending millions. The duchess and her son condemned the report, while Boulangist claims of his supposed beneficence drew criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boulangar
Duchesse d’ Uzes
Boulanger
Ida
France
Dachens
Jo Oll
M. Mermix
Gen. Boulanger
Gold beaters seek higher wages after tariff rise
New York reports a wave of strikes by gold beaters across cities calling for wage increases. Organizers anticipate gains as tariffs on gold rise, spurring demand for price adjustments amid broader labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The Troubles of Isaac Abbett in Milwaukee
Isaac Abbett faces a $25 fine and caste charge for allegedly drawing a deadly weapon on Daniel Hunt. prosecutor Wright accuses perjury after Abbett swore he did not draw a gun with four witnesses testifying against him. Separately, Milwaukee reports the millers' national association urging opposition to Sharman's tariff amendment amid high price shoe bargains at Buffalo Shoes House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Isaac Abbett
Daniel Hunt
Wright
Abbett
Wilsers
Milwaukee
Millers’ National Association
Millers
Sharman
The Sun bicycle drives and young workers rise
A bustling Sun bicycle contest in Indianapolis celebrates young prize winners like Harry Kramer a 13 year old with a new safety bicycle earned by canvassing Sun subscriptions. The paper urges continued effort, accuracy in subscriber data, and open enrollment for new wheels before October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kramer
Larry
Railroad St
Meade
Sun
Tar Sun
Xu Sun
Water Fracas Over Franchise Contract Sparks City Row
The water committee revealed a four year and seven month contract for 718 tire plugs at 60 dollars each and 12 000 feet of Maine yearly. Dispute over hydrant parts and fire protection followed as Austin Gasper approved, others opposed. City clerk ordered tax bids for 600 electric lights on a 2 745 hour year schedule. Olsen failed to push the water ordinance at adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewater
Maine
Trusler
Austin
Gasper
O. K
Young Martindale
Olsen
Frightful mine disaster and turbulent Swiss crisis
Reports from Cologne and Paris describe a deadly mine entrapment at St Mondill with about 150 miners buried and presumed dead. Swiss canton Ticino shows gravity as central government sends large armed force. A burglary in Lemont yields 32060 pounds stolen. a fire in Alhambra threatens a palace. A dramatic street scene ends with a stubborn pony and a court hearing on Mrs Royce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Canton
Ticino
Switzerland
Life and trades council move and civic notes
OmTE Life moves from 1839 S Delaware to room 8 Cyclorama building. Gov Hovey and Secretary Roberts attend Perry S Heath wedding in Louisville. Biram Richardson found guilty of assault in criminal court and fined $10. Lincoln park owners plan to discuss dyke assessments. Judge Irvin sent Willie Franklin to reform school. Morris Banka released on 8 floater. Feathered rails nearly caused derailment on Big Four at Washington. Feather Thomas H Lynch in last illness at 8 Broadway. octogenarian pioneer Methodist. Disbarred lawyer Walls suit against J L F Steer goes to jury. Walls beaten in Habich court. Henry Bath wins verdict vs American Express after skye-terrier death. Laundry girls organize union. Kate Welsh president, Kate Yeap secretary. Waiters and cooks organize. Pred Gibson elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council Hive
S. Delaware St
Gov. Hovey
Sseratary Roberts
Louteville
Perry S. Heath
Dury
Biram Richardson
Lincoln Park
Pierson
Irvin
Willie Franklin
Reform School
Morris Banka
Washington St
Thomas H. Lynch
Broadwayst
Lynch
Walls
J. L. F. Steer
Howland
Wails
City notes vanish then found by treasurer after suspense
A disputed Tomlinson estate sale left two notes for $5,000 with one third paid and the rest due in two years. City funds were involved as notes were placed in a bank vault but vanished before delivery. Treasurer Osterman Garrisdhe key, with Tarkington guarding the notes, and Bowlus worried until Tarkington recovered them in his private papers amid finance committee inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Blhody Shis
Tomlinson
Bowlus
Fletcher
Safery Deposit Bank
Ostarman Garrisdhe
Regson Sanegar Tarkington
Tarkington
Osterman
Bowies
Races Highlight State Fair Horses and Entries Delight Crowds
The article previews a bustling state fair with early-morning race starts at 2 PM daily. It lists prominent horses across multiple pace and trot events including 2:50, 4:37, and 3:00 trots, with entries like Bonbie Wilson, Gambyron, Joe Ballard, Temple H., Minnie B., Lensywood Chiat, and Emma C. It notes the large total entries and emphasized speed, calling the fair a corker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Freee
Toltowlug
Bonbie Wilson
Gambyron
Cora B
O. K
Col. B
Joe Ballard
Mianiater
Legil Chiat
Temple H
Mamie Mae
Kiseat
Dailas
Grey*c
Max
Clint Cap
Huger
Pacing Phailas
Bleie
Minnie B
Clarence H
Fleetmount
Pedro
Tillie C
Bisache R
Lucy Crock
Rose
Cleveland Boy
Boone Wilson
Billing Washington
Mikegan
Puonie G
Last Hope
Geo. Heyes
Billy C
Nancy M Ac
Dallas M
Plainly C
George A
Tip
Lovell Dan
Fred
Elsie D
Hugar
Flora Bill
Lively Day in House Over Ohio Redistricting
Washington report says a joint resolution to hold the Ohio congressional election in the old districts was completed late Tuesday. It would deem the redistricting act invalid for omitting Storrs township in Hamilton county. Gov Campbell may call an extra session to correct the bill once the resolution passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H House
Washington
Ohio
Storrs Township
Hamilton County
Campbell
Shot at Uncle in Quarrel Leads to Uncle’s Death
Cincinnati Sept 15 Spl in a quarrel Monday night Wm Lea shot his uncle Richard Wilson in West Lockland a Cincinnati suburb. Wilson died Tuesday morning the incident was initially not judged serious. MonrrusLt Sept 16 Spl A large mass meeting will denounce O Brier who spread the tale that Prince George was drunk and fighting in low saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loui
St.ate
New South Wales
London Times
Ireland
Palmyra
Wis
Lynchburg
Boston
John Boyle O'Reilly
Buffalo
Southampton
Gilchrist
Lakes
Clavaland
Switchmen’s Mutual Sid
Albany
Kiernan
R. T. Brash
Rich Oi] Marchant
New York
Lizzie Archibald
Habron
Simon Obermeyer
Simon
Cincinnati
Sophia
Hedcross League
Chicago
Portugal
Cortes
Serpa Pinto
Brandao
Challenger
Normandie
Capt
Thompson
Herman Lockman
Wm. Lea
Richard Wilson
Wilson
West Lockland
O’ Brier
Prince George
Washington lawmakers clash over tariff and defiance of Senate
The House committee voted to non-consume Senate amendments to the general deficiency bill to pay the French spoliation claims. Democrats push Plumb tariff bill with a five member tariff commission at seven thousand dollars yearly. Representative Flower denounces the Republican Congress as reckless, claiming it voted away hundreds of millions more than estimates. Enlon introduces a resolution condemning Kennedy's attack on Quay, but the session adjourns without action. Cooper pins Raum on Bradley Tanner stockholding, yet the commission won’t probe further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouse
Senate
Representative Flower
Republican Congress
Enlon
House
Conate
Kennedy
Quay
Cooper
Raum
Bradley Tannar
Universal Refrigerator Company
Hamilton's Death Sparks New York Reactions
The drowned body of Robert Roy Hamilton was found in Snoake river Montana causing a sensation in New York. Gen Schuyler Hamilton fainted at the Windsor hotel awaiting news. Eva Hamilton, jailed at Trenton, claims she is his widow and will pursue estate claims. Several unrelated incidents and arrests are noted, including a Greek vendor case and a proposed Paris duel for Henri Khan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Robert Roy Hamilton
Snoake River
Montana
Schuyler Hamilton
Windsor Hotel
Hehse
Hamilton
Tron
Ibave
Schupler Hamilton, Jr
Sing Sing
Caid
Lisie
Robert
Eva Asamilton
Trenton
Nurse Donnelly
Keeper Patterson
Robert Ray
Shera
Siory
Fealures 02 Sporting Life Race Track Plans
Sporting Life reports Jacksonville to get a new race track and winter speed program with notes on leagues, attendance figures, and possible reforms. Mentions Comiskey, Dempsey, and Bobby of athletic clubs while detailing various league scores and proposed reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ela
Paatz
Jay
Chicago
Cinsinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Toledo
Louisville
Rochester
Saragusa
Columbus
St. Louis
Jimmy Ryan
Comiskey
Brotherhood
New York World
Monmouth
Buffalo
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Jack Dempsey
Fitazsimmone
Palmer O'Neill
Jd. P
Athletic Baseball Club
Neee
Hanlon
Hhis Pittsburgs
Peoria
Smith and Marshy
New York
Rich
Windle
Berle
Chicago Post
Sporting Times
League
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American Association
Baltimore
Kansas City
St. Pat
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Indianapolis
Quincy
International Association
Detroit
London
Montreal
Syracuse
Hamilton
Duffy dies after street quarrel murder charge filed
Tim Duffy dies from injuries inflicted in a night attack attributed to Martin O Day on 819 W Maryland St. O Day refused to talk upon learning of Duffy death. Duffy, 24, unmarried, lay in St Vincent's hospital after a two and a half inch skull fracture and other injuries. O Day was jailed. grand jury indicted for assault with intent to kill. funeral set at St John's Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Duffy
Martin O'Day
O'Day
Duffy
Maryland St
Tim
John Duffey
John Dally
Tin Dally
O’day
Sonam Soatsiter
Wisanbeie
St Vincent’s Hospital
Duffs
St. John’s Cathedral
Momence Hay Palace to open October 1 toll
The Momence hay palace will be open October 1 toll. Union veteran legion to meet at Fort Wayne October 7 to 9. Delegates from seventeen states expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momence Hay
Union Veteran Legion
Fort Wayne
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Lonxpoy
Doge
Mimself
Vincennes
Spli
Bom Alton
U. 8
Alton
Ehaehei
Azale
Wawaserl
Boulangir
Buffalo Shos House
Nouwerous
Seppy
Son
Wikrk Wrispiurs
Uc Wurmd
Res
Amd
Sifty Ctorkinesm
Akiva
Cologne
St. Mondill
Sumer
Shricus
Tia
Tuescey Efferpoon
Pennsylvania St
Pothe
Father Alerding
St. Joseph’s Church
Geo. Dickson
Stingtowne
Hroyce
Sullivan
Mary Royce
Ads
Nora Harding
Te Criminal Court
Omte
Rowlus
Zrots
Ais
Dios Vrotis
Harry Newgarden
Monésy Dion
Darry
Newgarden
Tiaben
Bates House
Hin
Edward Martin
M. C. Stalay
Virginis-ave. and
Pinesta
Ana Cosie
Isearl- Paris
Henri Kahn
Journal de Paris
Sporting Life
Elder's
Maak- Ein Wda
OG Puy
Menneay
Matt Quay
Springfield
Speker Kiefer
Margaret
Amusements
Hestiar
Opera
Dudie Tracy
Galdie
Carmencita
Bracelone
Gimore
Rosalind
Miss Marlowe
Flora Moore
McGinty
Miss Moore Fixat
Tom Davie
Mollie Thompson
Fannie Davenport
Madame Neuville
Strauss
Tomlinson Hall
Barnen
English’s
Siberia
the Grand
Dickson & Talbott
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