Adirondack Deer Slayers Trip Into Grasse River Camp
A multi family deer and fishing expedition enters the Adirondack wilds by rail from Malone to Grasse River, with stops at Owl's Head, Rainbow Lake, and Saranac. The party, led by Harvey Howland and C R Egbert, endures rough travel, rough weather, and vivid georgic scenery while reflecting on transportation and hunting lore, with Grover Cleveland among past visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gragle River Camp
N.Y
Jien Haimmond
Law- Ayer
Headley
Adirondack Mountains
Dutie
Auburn
Grasse River Sporting Club
Harvey Howland
C. R. Egbert
C. Lathrop
Jenny Wise
Mr. Brigden
Reever
Tinania
Saratoga
Rudyard Kipling
Wilds
Vermont
Malone
William Almon Wheeler
United States
Adirondack & St. Lawrence
Seward Webb
Dr. Webb
Colvin
Branch Lake
Ingraham Pond
Round Pond
Ragged Lake
Lyon Mountain
Sum
Mit
de Bar Mountain
Loon Lake
Harrison
Rainbow Lake
Stainbow Lake
Paul Smith
Paul
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Dana
Cleveland
Smith's
Saranac Station
Saranac
Blarkisons
Loonlake
Hacquetia Pond
Tupper's Station
Childwold Park Station
Neveu
Trapper’s
Grasse River
Erovas
Murderer Captured in Orncynatt
News from Orncynatt reports Arthur Watson, who killed his sweetheart Amanda Cain and likely fatally wounded her mother, has been captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orncynatt
Arthur Watson
Amanda Cain
Dyeing and Cleaning. Suilti's dyaworks ad at 67 N Pennsylvani a
Brief classified note listing Suilti's dyeing and cleaning works at 67 North Pennsylvania Street with Burko, M. D. Vancer Specialist at 96M North Illinois Street, corner Ohio, Indianapolis, advertising services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suilti
Penneylvania
Burkio
M. D
Robbers Fail at State Fair Treasurers Office Heist
At the state fair closing day, two suspicious men tried to enter Treasurer Johnson's office after hours to steal about $6,000. John Moore confronted them with a pistol, causing the would-be robbers to flee among the buildings. The week drew strong financial gains and large crowds, with an estimated 60,000 attendees over the week and 35,000 on Thursday, as events and exhibits wrapped up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Ofice
John Moore
Mho
John Meore
Pat Gorman
Sridey
Nat Goodwin's Troupe Turmoil Report Ignored by Star
Rumors from Columbus and Indianapolis claim Nat Goodwin’s English company faced disruption with leading lady Miss Amber resigning repeatedly. Goodwin denies the tale, noting no drinking or gambling, while mischief stemmed from a late curtain caused by a street fireworks display. Harrison improving. Mrs Harrison’s condition also steady as executive visits resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Berdwin
Usate Jain
Nat Goodwin
Columbus
Indianapolis
New York Sun
Goodwin
Miss Aimber
Jean Clara Walters
Rpix Vallera
Fred Lotto
Mabel Aber
Nat
Miss Amber
Brooklyn
Mr. Goodwin
Tie
Mutiny on the Daysid Declares War on New Crew
The British bark Daysid arrived atQueenstown with orders to Hamburg. Crew opposed sailing to an infected port and refused to work. Captain Richards replaced 15 sailors with new hands and had the old crew arrested for mutiny after threats with spikes and capstan bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Pisagua
Hamburg
Capt. Richards
Sullivan viaduct name row sparks city feud
In a lively exchange a writer scolds Mayor Sullivan over the viaduct naming quarrel and alleged campaign ties to the street railway funds. The letter proposes renaming the structure Sullivan Street railroad company viaduct to honor donations and expose politics.
General Pope's Burial Planned in St Louis
The body of Maj. Gen. Johnson Pope, who died at the Ohio soldiers' home in Sandusky, will be brought to St. Louis for interment. The remains arrive Monday and Gen. Marine F Force commandant will accompany them. A military funeral with Ransom post and G. A. W. in line is being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerern
Br. Louis
Louis
Johnson Pope
Ohio Soldiers’ Home
Sandusky
St. Louis
Marnine F
Lheame
Ransom Po-4
G. A.W
Amusedmange and Parks At English's Week Of Shows
A busy week in Indianapolis features Blas jeans and Tae none Ines at English's with 150 performers, including top amateur talent. Cast lists include Ben Eur, Mother of Ben fur, Iras, Esther, Mary, Tirzah, Amrah, Dr WooS, and more. The week opens with The dazzler and Anvis Boyd with Emma Hanley as leading lady. Tete Baker plays Park next week. Chris and Lena remains in repertory. The Night Owls at Empire ends with The devil's entertainment burlesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Iiur
Indianapolis Light Infantry
Harry Sasle
Ben Eur
Ben Fur
Anna Walker
Iras
James W
English’s
Anvis Boyd
Joseph Ott
Emma Hanley
Tete Baker
Chris
Lena
Peter
Ife
Night Owls
the Empire
Pauline Markham
Opening of the great viaduct sparks partisan rows
A 10 000 crowd in Indianapolis on Friday night witnessed the formal opening of the Big Bridge viaduct. Miss Lillian Sullivan christened the structure with a wine bottle naming it the Thomas L Sullivan Viaduct. The event featured a pyrotechnic display and parades from North and South sides, with Democratic flare and Republican absence noted. Gen John Coburn was killed at the G A R encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Cen
Sakurn
Blarion
Columbia
Virginia
Covercilman Glut Olsen
Pdonaghte
Fle
Lillian
Dau Hter
Thos. L. Sullivan
Common Council
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Kizazouer
Causs
T Smith
John Kealing
Sky Rockets
Wiltsie
Blarion Club
Alarion Club
Hendricks
Cleveland
Gray
John Coburn
Washington
Passengers ashore as ship quarantines and cholera scares
Passengers from the Normania are transferred to Hills Island after disinfection, with many wearing worn clothing ruined or destroyed. Cholera scares abate in New York as the lvella and Potmaria report healthy conditions onboard, while 115 new cases and a sizable death toll are noted in Trasnre. Ex-Gov Porter Heine attends a Desis event, predicts Republican victories in Indians, comments on his travel, and discusses potential campaign dates and the People’s Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
N. J
Normania
Hills Island
New York
Lvella
Hambree
New Yor
Potmaria
Trasnrre
Porter Heine
Porter
Desis
Ife
N. Tennessee St
Denison
Hichmond
State Committee
Tony
Ex Trov
Wass
Harrison
Washington
Indiana
People’s Party
Kite Reaches Philadelphia as Grief Follows Polar Mystery
The Kite, a small whaling steamer carrying Lieut Peary’s polar expedition and the Penury relief party, arrives at Philadelphia after a seven day search for Verhoef who disappeared Aug 13 at McCormick Bay. His sister and the crew mourn, and his fate remains uncertain amid survival hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpiipapelrain
Kite
Peary
Vertaedi Hess
Stoma
Greenland
Verhoef
McCormick Bay
Ife
Esquimaux
Prison Sell W7111 Be the Abiding Place of Hugh Bonnell
Hugh O Donnell Homestead strike leader charged with murder and riot was refused bail by Judge Porter on Saturday morning. He remains jailed until his trial, in Firrstone on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Bonnell
Firrstone
Hugh O’donnell
Homestead
Porter
O’donnell
Poison Milk Poisoning Hits Cincinnati Forty-One Sick
Forty-one people near death are recovering after arsenical poisoning from milk bought at Mrs. Neidhaus’s grocery. Physicians cited violent vomiting as the key danger, with four still in danger. Milk came from two dairymen and was stored in stone jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Neidhaus
Sundak Urumua and Church Services Listing
A dense listing of church schedules across multiple congregations with morning and evening services. Includes Second Presbyterian Plymouth Congregational Tabernacle First and Central Presbyterian M E St Pauls Episcopal and other local churches with pastors named and special programs planned. Decivared at 10:30 am with musical program at Plymouth church and noted organ and vocal selections by local performers. Classes in Literature and History begin Sept 23 to Nov 1 at a Tennessee address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
W. I.paylor
Mornage
Second Presbyterian
J. A. Milburn
Plymouth Congregational
E. Dewhurst
Tabernacle Presbyterian
W. G. Dunham
Roberts Park
Rt. i
Itey
Lathrop
Arora
Lid
St. Paul's Episcopal
G. A. Carstensen
Wilbur Pisk Walker
North China
Mr. HE
Percy Parke
Bilas Merrill
Aai N
Tonnessea-ah
Rush Dismisses National Colored Men Protection Group
J B Rush, a local colored Republican speaker, criticizes the National Colored Men's Protective Association as a revenue scheme. He recounts a meeting where a leader offered money for him to speak if he joined as an independent, labeling the outfit as Democrats in disguise. A.E. Manning disputes Rush’s claim, stating the group acts for colored interests. The association’s meeting featured speakers from Iowa, Chicago, and this city supporting Cleveland and condemning southern outrages tied to the Republican administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rush
J.B. Rush
Republican Party
National Colored Men’s Protective Association
Sun
Bush
Taylor
Fle
A. E. Manning
Rush
National Colored Me's Protective Association
Coured
Odd Fellows
Tnelianaave
Messrs. Taylor
Towa
Carter
Chicago
Mash
Iowa
Christy
Cleveland
South
DePauw Officials Denounce Mirage Editor in Chapel Row
In Greencastle Indiana at DePauw University the faculty denounced Mirage editor-in-chief Mr Taylor in a public denunciation. Students left campus over the incident and seniors declined attendance. A farewell reception for Taylor plans to be held Saturday by the senior class and Phi Delta Theta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Job
Taylor
the Mirage
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
First Monroe Jail Delivery: Seven Escape Through Tiny Aperture
The first jail delivery in Monroe county jail history occurred Monday night. Seven prisoners escaped by sawing iron bars to create an eight by twelve inch opening. The escapees include Clarence Tear a burglar ex convict Richard Gardner Eugene Day recently moved from Jackson and Marquette Michigan prisons to be tried for assault John Smith Jas Crawford and Robert Colbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Monroe County
Clarence Tear
Richard Gardner
Eugene Day
Jackson
Marquette
Mich
Ohn Smith
Jas, Crawford
Robert Colbrook
Chase Returns From Washington and Local Court Actions Rise
Chase arrived in the city after a Washington visit and hurried to speak in the southern part of the state. Judge Buskirk released Chase Liley accused of beating his wife. Elizabeth Stedman appeared for drunkenness and was dismissed. Italian swindler Franco Vesanti faces possible return if no case in St. Louis. Marriage notices include Charlie Meyer to Watter and John Myers to Annie. Maria Williams sues Citizens' street railway for damages after being thrown from a car. Indianapolis light and power workers began setting poles at the arsenal, Maj. Varney halted the work and soldiers removed the workers. The district attorney will decide the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Washington
Seutlern
Milzabeth Stedman
Elizabeth Sr
Buskirk
Franco Vesanti
Salian
Marschelli Brothers
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Colbert
Jrnvus
Frank
Mary Orly
David
Alice Fleming
Birs
Walker
Louis
Bushman
Alice Green
John Myers
Annie MM
Es Red Young
Maria Williams
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Michigan St
Belmontave
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Arsenal Grounds
Varney
U.S
Day of Divorces in Judza Brown Court
Saturday morning in Judza Brown's court two divorces were granted. Willy Coffin was separated from Lilly Coffin after Lilly admitted she did not love him and refused to live with him. custody given of Rebecca, the daughter, while Willy took Amethyst, the son. Andrew I. Leonard obtained a divorce after proving his wife Jinda abandoned him for North Carolina. Charles Ellis sought divorce from Lyia Ana Fillia, testifying of abandonment and previous marriages. judge adjourned ad visement until next week. Katie Salsbury filed for divorce from Edward, alleging cruel treatment and abandonment since their April 1884 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverce
Judza Brown
Coin
Lilly Coffin
Lilly
Willy
Rebecca
Andrew I. Leonard
Jinda
Sane
North Carolina
Charles Ellis
Julia Harper
Self
Lyiia Ana Fillia
Sle
Jidee Larper
Saa
Chicago
Katie Salsbury
Edward
Bey
Indicated resignations and court influence at lodge meeting
At the Iron Hall delegates convention in the Royal Arcana cy building Freeman Somerby was re elected then resigned the honor. The convention refused to accept the resignation but he persisted seeking vindication from the order. The event appears aimed at pressuring the Indianapolis court to withdraw the receiver and restore funds to members. Synagogue panic survivors in New York on Sept 24 show no deaths, Annie Cohen critical. City borrows 50 000 temporary loan. low rates set by Merchants National Bank 41 1 2 percent Indiana National 4 and 1 Letcher’s Bank 24 1. Oakalla resident Lilworth Cox fatally struck by a Big Four train near Greencastle Indiana on Sept 24 while walking on tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Djustice
Barristone
Iron Hall
Royal Arcaniacy Building
Freeman D. Somarby
Supreme Justice
Order
Somerby
Indianapolis
New York
Annie Cohen
G National Bank
Indiana National
Letcher’s Bank
Explosion on Idath Street Kills One in New York
Early Saturday morning a blasting powder explosion on Idath Street in New York killed one man and injured two others. The incident disrupted local activity as authorities investigated the blast site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Idath-st
Notable Deaths and Industry Talk From Detroit and England
Judge William E. Sherwood dies in Cleveland. J H Wickes, New York millionaire, falls from a window in Detroit and is killed. Col Conger reports tin plate mills may move to the United States from England and Wales. Maj Gen John Pope dies in San Durky from nervous prostration. Pope was a leading division commander under Halleck. An ad touts Ayar s Sarsaparilla for health and a furniture dealer advertises Wim and Hitler s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Sherwood
Cleveland
J.H. Wickes
New York
Detroit
Col. Conger
England
Wales
John Pope
Sandurky
Halleck
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TLISH
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