Indiana Museum Relic Showcases War Mementos
A museum display features Civil War relics and historical items from Indiana. Highlights include a Seventeenth Indiana grave marker, old muskets with snake emblem, a 60-pound shell, and an 1819 inaugural address printed on heavy paper. Also shown are a Bible pocket book from a fallen soldier, a 1779 Regulations book, rare period newspapers, a Mexican sombrero, and medals from treaty eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Seventeenth Indiana
Macor
Thales
Nova Carolina
John Alten
Co. D
Fifty- Free
Indiana
Bragg
Ansersbad
Chatta- Cameron Hill
Wilder
McCorbale
McAnionville
Congress
Franklin County
Seceph Sumbroth
John Augistrogen
Saas
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Hannab Buchan
James Buchan
Jonathan Donpings
Joseph Shaler
New York City
Liparty
America
Obo White
Charles Mathes
State Museum
George Washington
George
Eaglet
Martin van Buren
Martin
England
Washington
Capital
Merigan Independence
Warren Sampell the Thirtieth Sun bicycle winner
Sept Vincennes special report notes Warren A SampSell age 12 of 404 N. his Sun bicycle prize earned through hard work. The piece urges strict new-subscriber rules for THE SUN and warns canvassers to collect correct addresses and house numbers. Also reports Mason J Nibleck nominated for joint representatives and H J Wiggs for joint senator. fire at Bane asylum in Austin rescuing thirty female inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Sampsell
Warren
Ligoisst
Forte
Securito
the Sun
Son
Normainated
Vincennes
Sept
Mason J. Nibleck
I'siay
Knox
Gibson
Varderburg
H. J. Wiggs
Pike
Pilko and
Kuo
Austin
Tex
Vriday
Balfour's arrest stirs Irish crisis amid US appeal
London dispatch reports on the Dillon O'Brien sedition arrests and government fallout. Balfour faces criticism as Parnellite and liberal factions weigh the impact on Irish policy and American sympathy. Additional items note Pennsylvanian races and local civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
O’brien
Dillon
Balfour
Hogland
Mesars
O'Brien
America
Parnallites Agaest
Gladstone
Dublin
Tipperary
Col. Carroll
Glen Gaviff
O'Brian
Silistery
Salong
Ireland
Mr. O'Brian
O’bien
Limerick
New Tipperary
League
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
O’ Brien
O’briien
Crusson
Frigay
Hotel Robbery Sparks Arrests at Vendome
Two hotel employees were arrested after stealing seventeen thousand dollars from the Vendome safe. The money was recovered in their rooms as witnesses testified in Judge Bowland's court about Stehlin's license appeal for a saloon at 235 College Ave. in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Hotel Vendome
Mim
Stehlin
Ogrde
Drinka
Fire Sweeps Homes and Barns on Archer Street
A Friday afternoon fire near St Clair destroyed five houses and two barns on Archer Street. J P Long lumber yard was threatened along with other homes. Water supply limited firefighting efforts as crews battled flames amid ruined houses and furniture. Buildings owned by grocer F Rustaup were among the loss.
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Archer St
St. Clair
J. P. Long
F. Rustaup
Icas
Furnitura
Sinking of Turkish man of war loses 500 lives
Hong Kong dispatches report the Turkish man of war sunk with the loss of 500 crew. In New Orleans a grand jury will indict participants in the Carroll Bowen prize fight with Bowen having signed for a February bout against Billy Meyer for 3000 dollars. Philadelphia reports a ground purchase bid for Shakespeare memorial land in Stratford. The state election board elected C. Andrews Bookwalter as clerk and discussed new ticket designs. The theatre scene reviews show Frank Daniels staging Little Puck and Emily Rigg touring, with The Huguenots set for Oct. 4 starring Clara Kellogg. Kellogg’s illness forces substitutions and refunds for tickets already sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Carroll-Bowen
Bowen
Billy Meyer
Streatar
Childs Oitera
Philadelphia
George W. Childe
Sackvilla Weat
Bhakespere
Straford
Emma Juch
Old Academy of Muale
Caroline Richings
Seguig, Drayton and Castle
Mex Strakosch
Clara Louise Kellogg
Strakesth
Walker
The
Journal
Kellogg
Strakosch
Destructive Cyclones Hit Midwest and South Regions
Reports from Des Moines and surrounding areas describe disastrous cyclones with downed wires, widespread damage, and uncertain fatalities. News from Emxarssure and Tama City notes many houses roofed or knocked down, with several injuries and unknown death tolls.
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Moines
Emxarssure
Mannisg, Ig
Players' league officials seen traveling to St Louis
Eranix Ioane and Al Johnson travel with Frank Branail to the Big Four bound for St Louis. They refuse to discuss baseball matters, hinting at a Cincinnati deal or bluff while Johnson jokes about shooting Brunell. Brunell claims only New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago clubs profited.
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Eranix Ioane
al. Johnson
al. Louis
Frank Branail
Players’ League
Magnete al. Johnson
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
A. L. Stern
Johnson
Brunell
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brotherhood
Mansion Fire Kills Banker Friscks Family in Sept. Fire
Frisco banker Friscks mansion burned Friday morning. Friscks daughters, the governess, and a maid perished. Fire reports note other local incidents including a prison train escape, a drowning, suicides, riots, and a large list of varied global and regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brexin
S Pl
Friscks
Frabure of Sporting News and Races
Report covers racing at Kankakee on Sept 28, Anson’s busy schedule, a McAuliffe Slavin fight for over 100000, Ives posts 200 for a 1600 point balk-line game, and various track results. Roseboy sets high jump record at 7 feet 1 inch in Toronto, with Louisville winners listed. Brotherhood games report scores and attendance, plus transfer rumors and possible Cleveland release of West. League games note Chicago Cincinnati results and attendance. Chicago Post notes on Cincinnati franchise option and league politics surrounding Byrne and Stern.
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Ote
St. Louis
Sto
Kankakee
Anson
Frank Ives
Zimmer
Cleveland Pres
Vian
Roseboy
Toronto
Louisville
Chimes
Catalpa
Sir Abner
Roseland
Maide Fonse
Fapnie
Brotherhood
New York
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Tia
Cincinnati
Gravesend
Jruitless
Mable Glenn
Startmesth
Kingston
Neallie Bly
B. B
Sundl
Guy
Godelia
Cousin Joe
Veritas
West
Chicago
Clincinnati
Delehanty
Brotherhood and McKean
Clavaland
Plain Dealer Baya
McKean
Dalehauty
Chicago Post
Frank Brunell
Stern
Byrne
Indianapolis
Threshing Engine Blast Kills Two Men Near Marshfold
At Marshfold seven miles west of here the blast from a threshing engine on Friday morning killed two men named Davis and Haynes. Mizener’s recognition followed unrelated in San Balvapor noting Ezeta’s presidential status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren. Attiens
Marshfold
Here
Davis
Haynes
Mizener
SAN BaLvapor
Turbulent Week Amid Deaths and Divorces in City
A busy week ends with 31 deaths and 46 births. Local officials face trials and arrests including a stockyard shooting, a grand jury warrant, and multiple divorces. Notable events include a judge dissolving bonds for cruelty and adultery, a coal company suit dismissed, and a coroner ruling an accidental death unprovoked.
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Merkey
Tracy Vincent
Irvin
Merion Greerer
William Davis
Patti Larconists
William Peters
Taylor
Heary
Mollie Weber
Watson Coal and Mining Company
Drew &. Watson
Carter
Wagner
Martin O’day
Tim Duffy
Rhoda KE
White
Benjamin F
Jennie White
John Pierson
Kregele
Buchanan
Luella Johann Crews
Sud Magele
Richard R
Belt Crossing
Kregelo
City Hospital
Beary James
Criminal Court
Thadeus EB
Garfield Par
Gould
Union
L. G. Dynes
Tim Sullivan
Bee-line
E. Georgiast
Lovely Lane
A. M. EB
A. J. Manson
Lomax
Manson
Builders’ Exchange and
Mechanics’ Institute
Fortune
Haughville
West Indianapolis
Frank JT. E@enharter
Walaman
Roll
Reed
Indoraer
Waleman
Read
Caught in a Trap Implicates Servant in Theft Case
A family drama unfolds in Indianapolis as Miss Johnston accuses servant Vicky Johnston of theft. Detective Ben Thornton’s staged trap reveals the watch found in a mailbox, leading to admission. the 18 year old apologized and avoided prosecution while remaining in the household. The report also notes a separate chilling murder case in Edinburgh, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silag M. Shepard
Alabama St
M. Shepard
Vicky Johnston
Ben Thornton
Miss Johnston
Thornton
Mia
Shepard
SUN
Shea
Cholera Outbreak Spreads Near Barlem Springs Ohio
Cholera has broken out six miles east of Barlem Springs in Berghelz, the terminus of the W L and railroad. Residents flee as physician W S Leeper is taxed to the utmost and fear grips the community.
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Ohio
Barlem Springs
Sero
Berghelz
W. S. Leeper
Washington Waits and Washingtonian Battles in Congress
The record notes illness of Porter at the census bureau and a flurry of congressional actions. Key items include Paddock's pure food bill likely to draw senate attention, Voorhees opposing national bank currency, a Republican caucus force for quorum, and a reciprocity tariff amendment. The senate revived the lieutenant general grade and Harrison to appoint, with tense floor fights over Langton-Venable. Doors locked to force quorum, threats of breaking in, and debate over the treasury measures favoring bondholders amid money-market strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Census Bureau
Senate
Voorhees
National Bank
Morton
Shoreham
Harrison
Sigore
Cummings
Colsman
Gisely
Derry Bush
House
Traacury
Atteuiaten
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TaAve—Breges Raevoug Waktpee of
Wasning
Harry Daye
Fenn Bo
Mumestes Bock
Aersitige
Ilinois
Nélana
Momence Keak
Illinois
Zen
Gillett
Dinois
Kankakes
Momence Commission
Nosiny
Dilion
Conneraville
Anderson
Shelbyville
Wm. Browh
Peru
Suprise
Rambling Dick
Red Bud
Effaline
Frank S
Island
Prince Notwood
Pinkawink
Fort Wayne
Little Daisy
Dan D. Ivorene
Strathoo
Nettie Johneson
P. Hallett
Crawfordsville
Toaton
Pat Store
North Penn, Ainge
Prensenhat
Cincineati
Evieas Ssorniog
Henry Holdy
University of Cincinnati
Roseppistadhals Institute of Ferra Bante
Ind
F.C. Msandenball
U. S
Lonpor
Hong Kong
Coset
Charlesa Andrews Bookwalters
State Board of Election Commissioners
State House
C. Andrews Bookwalter
Grakp
Frank Daniels
Little Puck
Pakk
Puck
Austey
Gilledge
Arthur Moulton
Edward Mooris
Dr. Savage
Robert Evans
Oscar Wilde
Emily Rigg
Mr. Barnes
Siberia
Thomas B. McDonough
Barney Campbell
McDonough
Wasash
William Edweude
Squires
Wabash
Michigan City
Rochester
Hos
Pater King
Cof Viebaeh County
San Juan Delver
Nicarauguan
Borduras
Trostron
Harry
Stephen Vostican
Suiday
Berlin
Count Chelmitz
Lisbon
Africa
Miastaalppi
Eure
Moses Rankin
Massachusetts
W. E. Russell
Maine
Burleigh
WY. V. Hunt
Cooper
Valley Springs
Cal
Wells, Fargo & Co
Manning
Vinton
James Hatch
Michigan
Henry Derry
Detroit
Lake Superior
Batch
Kimberly
South Africa
Metager
Duke Bailie
Dion Stoucicault
Win. L. Elder's
Frafurens
Sporting Live
Dbejective
Trornton
Mobile Mewell
Edinburg
Andrew Oake
Mollie Howall
Temp
Columbus
Oaks
Washingzzon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!