Democratic Gerrymander Plan for Indiana Courts
The piece outlines a purported Democratic strategy to influence Indiana gerrymandering cases. It alleges Democrats will nominate under an unconstitutional apportionment law, seek a Supreme Court delay until October, then aim to install a Democratic court majority to declare the law constitutional and block Republican candidates. The plan allegedly targets Huett, McBride, and Miller, with aims to control state and Supreme Court outcomes and legislatures.
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Indiana
Supreme Court
Tur Sun
Isil
Bundy
Supreme Bench
Fime
Hasving
Burreme
Garry
Populists Adjourn Conference Discussing Apportionment Act
The people’s party conference adjourned at noon after a morning of routine reports from across the state. Secretary Vincent denied any Gerry mand er talk, noting no recollection of such discussion and confirming a fighting outlook to gain 25 or 50 legislative seats. The group favored replacing inspectors with supervisors and voted to refer the motion to abolish election inspectors to the state committee.
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Kid Notg
People's Party
Vincent
State Committee
Lee
Eight Maud and Head to Heat or and Her Body Burned
The Finland court of appeals upheld Mrs. Sainio’s forgery conviction and ordered a harsh sentence including removal of her right hand and execution by burning. In other items, George Classey suffered internal injuries after a collision with a motor car near Arlington Avenue. D C reports six governors departing to Indiana while planning campaign efforts.
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Maud
Court of Appeals of
Finland
Sainio
Prof
School of Expression Seeks New York Site After Boston Study
After three months study in Boston with Baron Tits Posse and Prof. Curry, Mrs Prunk has Tetimed and plans to close her school on September 26 in New York Street. The notice mentions attempting to prevent balls and assist with colloquialism and references 238 Ayat’s Sarsaparilia.
Terrible Wreck Destroys Circus Cars In Reading Crash
Forepaugh’s circus wagon train plunged forty feet down an embankment on the Reading road. Animal vans broke open, beasts escaped, and screams filled the scene. Officials reported no circus staff killed. wrecking train dispatched for full details. In Sunzey Iowa a separate Burlington road derailment killed three immigrants.
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Reading
Sunzey
Iowa
Here
Ocheyedar
Burlington Road
Emuretary Lovejoy Arrested in Homestead Riot Case
Secretary Lovejoy of the Carnegie Steel Co. was arrested in Piersncne Pa for aggravated assault and riot tied to the Homestead strike clash with Pinkertons. Prosector Burgens McLuckie set bail at 2000. Clan na Gael ire targets Patrick OConnor who fled after alleged betrayal aiding Pinkertons and felling 16 men.
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Pirrsncne
Lovejoy
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead
Pinkertons
Burgens Mcluckie
Patrick O'Connor
Clan-na- Geel
Clan-na-Gaels
Holmestead
Fitzsimmons
Litzimmons
Lomestead
War With China Predicted In San Francisco Dispatch
San Francisco report on September 22 says grave trouble looms over enforcing the Geary Chinese law as another letter from the Chinese several companies calls the measure a national fugitive. Senator Pelton predicts war with China amid the controversy.
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China
San Ducocisco
Siv
Pelton
Emancipation Day Observance in Indianapolis
Thursday marked emancipation day as the colored community planned exercises at the Odd Fellows Hall on Indiana Avenue. Court reports include Addie Cross obtaining an absolute divorce from Hubert Armstead Croga after testifying to cruelty and abandonment, and several other domestic cases in various stages from Judge Buskirk’s court.
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Indianapolis
Odd-Fellows
Indiana-ave
Addie Cross
Jmharper
Hubert Armstead Croga
Alexander Williams
Ackerman
Buskirk
Washington St
California
Kate H. Weller
Clament T. Weller
Birehman
John
Worathea Tlasseld
Ernest
Benjamin Kaufman
F. R
Mrs. McConnell
Oliver
Kittie Costin
Thomas
Ella Bowman
Mary Jones
Zachariah Breckenridge
Indiana Ave
George Sharpe
Liberty-st
Louis Schmidiap
Vina May Henderson
Louisiana-at
Owen
Wright
New Cholera Cases Prompt Lower Quarantine in Nevada
New York dispatches report several new cholera cases raising alarms in Nevada and New Jersey camps, with the steamer Nevada moved to lower quarantine after delays. Other items note passenger arrivals with no cholera and ongoing public health alerts across multiple cities and nations.
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Nevada
Camp Low
Fragmentary letter about church connections and rumors
A reader denies any connection with St Pedar's or St Paul's churches and refutes a circulating rumor about Rhody Shiel's church. The writer admits confusion, claims no knowledge of the church fast, and signs as "fant oney A UkacMy" with uncertainty about the tale.
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Atrastes
G A I Encampment Sees Indianapolis Nominated for 1892
Reports from the G A I encampment show strong Indiana support for holding the next gathering in Indianapolis in September 1892. Corporal Tanner fires up cheers for Indianapolis, with Gov. Chase confirming and plans moving swiftly through routine business.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Grand Army
Corporal Tanner
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Corporal Tanners Rone
Cov. Chase
Gen. Carnahan
Gov. Chase
Capt. Wetsart
Wisconsin
Union Vetera Union
Aocetta
Wu 0
Washington
Gettysburg
Richmond
G. M. Dodge
James 3. Weaver
People’s Party
Dutt Weaver
A.J. Weisart
Wasiincrosx
Warfield
California
P. Bayres
A Vilain’s Knife in Kentucky Murder Spree
Arthur Watson stabbed and killed his sweetheart Amanda Cain and then stabbed her mother near Independence Kansas on Wednesday night. The mother is expected to die. A pursuing mob vows lynching if Watson is captured.
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Lovisgie
Arthur Watson
Amanda Cain
Independence
Watson
Apportionment Ruled Constitutional by General Term
In Utica, George C. Carter sues Secretary of State Hice over legislative apportionment. The general term denied the motion for a mandamus and injunction and held the extra session apportionment constitutional.
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Sanarona
George C. Carter
Utica
Hice
Pursuited by imagined soldiers man hauled to station
William Long, described as an alleged crazy man, caused a scare on Illinois Street when he claimed soldiers pursued him. He dashed through a crowd before being stopped near Maryland Street. A patrol wagon arrived and he was taken to the police station for detention.
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Wm. Long
Illinois St
Maryland St
Dolics Station
Great Day at Indiana State Fair Draws Huge Crowd
A colossal crowd swarmed the Indiana state fair grounds Thursday, marking perhaps the biggest day in the fair’s 42 year history. Danville residents lined up for tickets and lemonade while electric cars and railroads ferried tens of thousands to the grounds. The male and female buildings buzzed with activity as peanuts, popcorn, and laughter filled the midway. In the grandstand about 5,000 rested as horses and a lively carnival atmosphere unfolded, with the 2:14 pace and 2:25 trotting events drawing packed stands and a festive mood. The races conclude Friday.
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Indiana
Midridge Wills
Danville
Fair Grounds
Crounds
Reuben
London
Argun
Bristbridge
Quain
Pat Gorman
Ife
Pat
Nest
Brown County
Wreck at Shreve reveals thirteen charred lives lost
Sept 22 Shreve Ohio reports a Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago road wreck with thirteen bodies found in ruins. Rescue efforts saved one man and a woman with a child, while flames forced others to watch. Four postal clerks perished in the blaze.
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Shrava Bisa
Ciryvenana
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Shreve
Wis
Jacob Weltman
Nan
Flamen
Weather Forecast for Indiana 36 Hours Ending Sept 24 1893
Warmer and fair conditions predicted for Thursday followed by fair weather on Friday. Anticipated gentle winds with no precipitation expected across the state. Temperatures to rise modestly, with comfortable evenings and drifting clouds in some counties.
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Indiana
Political row over Knox Sweeney ties to the Republican party
The National Colored Men's Protective Association opens in the city with delegates from Iowa Illinois Ohio and Massachusetts. Geo E Taylor of Oskaloosa Ind as president discusses party ties and race matters while rejecting Knox and Sweeney as allied to the Democratic leaders and noting the Freeman newspaper is contract bound to the Republican party.
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Saysa
Rrepublican Party
Aleve
Steve
National Colored Men's Protective Association
Iowa
Ilinois
Ohio
Massachusetts
Geo. E. Taylor
Oskaloosa
Edward E. Cooper
The
Ihreeman
Taylor
Tam Sty
Ilou
George Knox
William A. Sweeney
Indianapolis
United States
Knox
Sweeney
Sknox
Chicago
Semis II
Hem
Mst
Messis
Douglass
Breese
Lamgyston
New Colored Main’s Protective Association
America
Mr. Knox
Bates House
the Freeman
Nox
Republican Party
Trea
Atata
Asgroes
Vote for Cleveland and Stevenson in national election
A reader urges support for Cleveland and Stevenson, claiming their election will best serve African American interests. The National Colored Men's Protective Association held a special session at Wright's Hall, 18 N. Pennsylvania St, Philadelphia, with an open meeting announced for today.
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Cleveland
Stevenson
National Colored Men’s Protective Association
Wright's Hall
N. Pennsylvaniast
Veteran Turpin Dies After Forty Two Battles Hero of War
Funeral held for James Turpin, 33 Clark Street, old soldier born in Kentucky in 1840. Enlisted in Company I Eighteenth Indiana Infantry, served four years, reenlisted as a veteran in armies of the West Tennessee and Potomac. Fought in Pea Ridge Hampton Hills Jackson Winchester Cedar Creek and other bloody engagements. Survived by widow and five children.
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Turpin
James Turpin
Clark St
Third Christian Church
Mr. Turpin
Kentucky
Eighteenth
Indiana Infantry
Army of the West
Lennessee
Potomac
Pea Ridge
Hampton Hills
Jackson
Miss
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Vicksburg
Barged to Burn Rumor Claims Local F ire Plot
A garbled release reports a claimed plot by Poles and Russians to burn buildings for money. It cites a Williamsburg dealer and three men, Mcorin Senozohaly, Charles Solomon, and Joseph Cozne, held for examination. An affidavit by Bueeleisen is noted but unclear.
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Ib. Semoxius
Myman
Sen
Witliamsburg
Vinisdav
Mcorin Senozohaly
Charles Solomon
Joseph Cozne
Bueeleisen
Bench Warrant Sought for Peck in Annyan New York
Annyany New York January 22 The district attorney Eaton asked the court of sessions for a bench warrant to arrest labor-commissioner Peck. Peck was absent from the city delaying arraignment and the service of the warrant.
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Annany
N. Y
Eaton
Court of Sessions
Peck
Da Pauw football practice injuries prompt operation
Mathias of the junior class at Da Pauw suffered a broken cheek bone and severe damage to the left eye during a Wednesday football practice. An operation was required to treat the injuries.
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Greencastle
Mathias
Nat Goodwin's New Play At Maaylish Opera House
Nat Goodwin's new play A gilded coal shows this week at Maaylish's opera house with Thursday night marking the last presentation. The week also features The nominee with Goodwin, though critics find it lighter than A gilded coal. The dog Blue jeans leads the show with a remarkable barking routine and assistants Perry and the company improve the props and voices. Meanwhile Guilty without crime continues at the Park to crowded houses, with a dramatic saw sequence that tests stunts and safety, prompting a fine and resignation from Lawrence Hanley after a close call.
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Maaylish
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Astopathos
Perry
Tivre Davidson
Ramie Austen
Lawrence Hanley
Miss Burt
Stanley
Hanley
Indianapolis
Indigestion Miser by Take Feevham's 8 3 Percent
An obscure medical note mentions Rufkin M D a cancer specialist Obby N Ulst cor Olio Indianapolis and a dyeing and loaning firm associated with dye works at 67 N Ponnsywantast. The fragment references a local professional network and business activity with unclear connections.
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Rufkin
M. D
Obby N. Ulst
Cor Olio
Indianapolis
N. Ponnsywantast
Blinds on Horse Bridles Spark Humane Society Debate
A Sun reporter recalls Humane Society critic, Lot Hathaway of the Independent, arguing blinds on horse bridles stem from snobbery. He cites English lord with one-eyed horse as origin, condemning cruel practice and urging removal. A harnessmaker and a German owner are noted, with others backing humane care for horses.
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Humane Society
Lot Hathaway
Independent
Hathaway
Sun
Huumatic Society of
New York
Finstand
Lathaway
Tugee
Uathaway
Mehraw Calendar Marked Jewish New Year Services
The Mehraw Calendar marks Thursday as the Jewish new year first day of 545% Hebrew year. Rabbi Massing conducted services at Market street temple with a health-related vacation note, and fasting day anticipated a week from Saturday. Lawyer Marrow sent to grand jury on assault charge. bond set at 9,900 with no bondsmen. Maher sails for New York to meet Godfrey at Coney Island club for a match.
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Temple
Market St
Messing
Mackinaw
Mich
Massing
Mya
Harrison
Houai Oval
Samuel JL. Marrow
Pearl Hall
Buskirk
Marrow
Frank Maitler
Maher
Liverroot
Peter Maher
Pugilist
New York
Beerlin
Joe McGrath
Ireland
Dilly Madden
George Godfrey
Coney Island
Kossuth Festivities Slated as Disgraceful Say Hungarian Paper
In Budapest observers criticize the Kossuth festivities praising them as anti dynastic demonstrations and a threat to Hungary's peace and stability. The Kreuz-Zeitung notes the Thursday morning commentary from Livelous Sure in Benin.
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Benin
Kreuz-Zeitung
Iyuda- Pesth
Hungary
Visit to Boulanger’s Grave Planned in Brussels Cemetery
Paris reports that followers of General Boulanger will visit his tomb in Ixelles cemetery Brussels next Friday, marking the anniversary of his death by self-inflicted wounds. The note mentions Wow bookcases at Win L Elder's as a nearby detail.
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Wil
Boulenger
Paris
Jen
Boulanger
Ixelles
Brussels
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