21 Sep 1889
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1889
Page
1
A long, vivid account traces the Ishmael tribe in Bourbon County Kentucky and Indianapolis. It recalls genealogies, marriages to wayward spouses, funerals in ash carts, pauper status, and the queen Susan Smith, with tragic deaths and curious customs. It also notes republican calm over Bob Martindale's controversy and pending party decisions.
The text describes a parade in Columbus with bannered crowds and uniformed marchers from Canton Bodine No. 2 Patriarchs Militant winning the first drill prize in class B, worth $509, led by Capt Bodine. J W Jo 93, a tall young member, won second individual prize of $40. They were welcomed home at Union Depot by Brotherhood bands.
A distressing report from Blenheim in Schoharie county describes an unmarried woman who delivered a child then cut it into pieces. She hid portions in a pocket and behind the bed and attempted to feed some to dogs, causing deep alarm among local hop pickers.
Bishop Fowler clarifies his Chicago ministers meeting address stating he did not declare war with China certain but a probability. He disputed reports claiming a definite war outcome and emphasized the need for cautious judgment in international relations.
Judge Howland reasons Rhoda White sane. Reunion of the eleventh Indiana volunteers planned in Crawfordsville on Oct 18. Mayor Denny to speak at gospel Rmneranne in Masonic hall. Oct 26 prep day for soldiers. A dozen regiments linger in Indianapolis. WCTU regrets Dr Keen's move to Cincinnati. Judge Irvin frees James Whittaker in $22 theft case. Jeffersonville electric light company charter filed with 25000 capital. A man loiters at Broad Ripple gas office while boy pockets $30. Judge Howe ends marriage between Messicks and Adkins. Frenzel opposes No 10 school land purchase. treasury watch dog. Board to borrow $85000. Councilman Trusler charges ward 22 fire claim and misstatement on chemical company 13.
Baltimore news outlines the marriage of Emily T. Cowens and Prof. Samuel Garner once separated by infidelity and religious differences. Garner converted after life with a minister and readers learn how their long path to reconciliation culminated in a church wedding at All Saints and plans for a wedding tour abroad.
Unknown thieves broke into the Iron Exchange bank vault in Sycamore Wisconsin unknown Friday night between 1 and 11 oclock securing forty thousand sixty dollars. No clue to the robbers. The money was to be paid to the employer of the Ashland and Germania mines Saturday.
Strong autumn rains pushed eels down the upper Delaware causing a migration earlier than usual. On Sunday the river near Drake's mills at Carpenter Point became clogged with fish, estimated at 3,400 pounds in the wheel, requiring three men to cut them away with axes.
An agile youth enters Vie Jose's shop and asks if postage stamps are accepted for a cigar. After paying five cents for a cigar he lights it, stamps the floor five times, then departs. Alderman Rail forecasts a Denver like campaign reversal and backs Sullivan and Taffe while opposing Thalman due to local South-side politics and support for Troslar.
Tim Murnane says he has known for some time that the baseball brotherhood has a movement on foot not pleasant to magnates and that the syndicate backing them is worth millions. He expects the cities in the new league to be New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
Judge Irvin on Saturday heard the motion to quash the indictment against John O Burke, charged with obstructing the course of law after police say he allowed a deception and let his brother escape. The matter was taken under advisement. A Place for Teddies. Bismarck ND Sept 21 Spl. A movement to make Theodore Roosevelt civil service commissioner and U.S. senator from the state gains local support as a major political issue. Weather reports project a fair period with cooler conditions in Indiana. Ripley Ohio Sept 21 Spl. A Phoenix foundry proprietor Parker is killed by a man named Frye after Parker refuses to treat him. Morrill is no longer considered for pension commissionership in Washington. If Warner refuses, Brown of Ohio or Clayton of Illinois will get it. Streator Illinois Sept 21 Spl. The sale of all window glass factories in the state to U S Glass Co of New York is completed.
The Wagner minstrels gave an old fashioned show at Haylish’s Opera House Friday night. The performance revived plantation melodies that stirred the gallery crowd while jokes felt fresh. The troupe featured twenty performers, a southern scene set, and songs about homesteads and sheriffs. It praised the audience’s warm reception and teased upcoming acts at Chesil’s and Grand theaters.
McCormack harvesting company gains permit for a 20000 warehouse at Chesapeake and Pennsylvaniarsts corner. A four story 50 foot front block may replace a seven story plan. Warehouse use only for McCormack. Haywood unable to confirm final decision as plans progress. John Woods extends option on Massachusettts and Pennsylvania site for syndicate talks. Price set at 23000 with plans for a modern six story apartment house on site.
In Washington speculation runs from Ma hone’s possible Virginia defeat to McKinley for speaker. Mentions of Sherman, Blaine, a Baltimore Washington boulevard, and Haitian monopolies tied to a State Department plot. Insurance agent Sonn Wocher covers Attna, North British and Mercantile, Germain American, and others from Attna and Frimklains buildings.
In a crowded city court, Mayor Denny presided as David Sawders, Andrew Fox, and others faced charges amid a chaotic scene. A witness, Mabel Green, described an assault while Kate Anderson and Mrs. Harrison clashed over insults and threats. The session ended with delays as cases, including George Thompson versus McAllister, stretched into postures of tension and verbal altercation.
Mollie Rheinhardt a German girl was arrested and held by police to await her Milwaukee father. She ran away with Dan Moora a waiter from a Milwaukee hotel. They hoped to reach Chicago as a haven for lovers. Mollie says she will return even if her father retrieves her.
Reports from Rio Grande detail a severe fight between Mexican citizens and troops at Van Horne Texas on September 21 over the collection of large AXOS. Casualties are reported heavy with both sides suffering. Local authorities are investigating the incident and urging calm.
A two masted schooner ran onto Roaring Bull ledge off Rocxraxnp Maine. All hands were lost in the incident near Sept 21 with one crew member reported saved by local rescue efforts.
Dogberry row reports the disappearance of ex policeman Harry Clark who left his home about a week ago after packing his belongings and has not been seen since. It is believed financial troubles led to his departure, with his effects signed over to Len Kitchen.
Reports from Quebec describe rescue work after a rockslide at Cape Diamond leaving many dead and injured. Hospitals overflow, morgue crowds, and $5,000 relief aid from city government. Notable bodies include Joy hemp and the crushed Mrs Lawton. husband shows signs of mental collapse. Separate dispatch notes a Canadian death linked to Indianapolis man Dawed Dinsmore and a double homicide near Windsor with a man and woman found shot, raising further questions about identity and motive.
Sept 21 report from San Francisco describes 1650 Chinese arrivals on the Gallic. Of these 2000 were women slated as wives for merchants but intended for immoral use. The port official vows to curb the traffic as the market for selling girls at 100 to 3900 dollars persists and arrivals are processed through habeas corpus and placed in disreputable houses.
Panhandle brakeman Harry Wallace had his right arm crushed west of Kuishte town early Saturday. He was transported by Flanner and Buchanan to St Vincent's hospital. Lawrence Gisen, 12, riding to Dugdale can factory, fell under wheels after jumping off and lost a leg with his left side badly mangled. He was taken home by Planner and Buchanan.
In Bibb county Alabama on September 21 striking black workers accuse whites of exploitation as crops rot and housework stalls. The unrest follows earlier trouble and spreads across communities with ministers preaching at multiple churches while unions seek remedy.
In a tough Friday clash at Pittsburg Indianapolis, the Hoosiers beat the Pittsburg squad 6 to 4 after a wild game featuring errors, hits by Carroll Beckley and Hanlon, and a homer by Beckley. Galvin, Fanning, Daily, Buckley, and Hines led the action with multiple hits and defensive miscues shaping the score.
Fragmentary baseball score notes show New York four runs on four June 4 with seven hits and four errors against Philadelphia four runs on four hits with two errors Batteries for New York Keefe Ewing and for Philadelphia Anderson Decker Umpire Knight Game ended after five innings due to darkness Loston scored ten hits three errors while Washington had three runs six errors Umpire Powers Athletics one Brooklyn four.
An electric car on Mission Ridge road derailed during a Wilders brigade reunion Friday. Twenty Indiana attendees were wounded and three may die. Names listed include Mrs. D. J. Massey of Princeton with dislocations, Samuel A. Reaves with internal injuries, and Mrs. S. A. Reaves with sprains, among others from Princeton and Owensville.
James Costs of Providence son of Sir Peter Costa of Paisley Scotland married Mile Jeanne Adam of Nice France in Syracuse amid Catholic efforts to bless the nuptials. The dowry gifts totaled about 250000. The bride was a Philadelphia family governess and the groom a Presbyterian. priests intervened but the ceremony occurred with an Episcopalian minister.
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