Back from the Sea Fashion Notes Stir New York Shops
New York fashion observers report stylish city shoppers still roaming Broadway and Sixth Avenue on September days. Designers showcase velvet and Persian lamb looks with beaver trim, emerald and Nile green hues, and Parisian novelties.
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New York
Broadway
Storas
Cresa Arpartan
Werman
Altman
Felix
Muif
Brest Gress Syas
Greece
Fina Peraian Lamh
Collision on bridge knocks out trains at Harper's Ferry
News from Washington reports two B and O trains collided on the Harper's Ferry bridge on Saturday. Several persons were killed, but no full details are yet available. In Provo Utah an endowment house case shows polygamy still practiced as Harris Jasperson’s wife recounts their marriage. New York notes Perry Balmont's return and views on Europe. KEARNEY Nebraska reports the death of E T Bartlett famed scout from the Mountain Meadow massacre survivors.
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Washlaton
Harper's Ferry
Saturdar
Provo
Utah
Harris Jasperson
Virginia
Kearney
Neb
E. T. Bartlett
Wild Curley
Mountain Meadow
Sun offers free room listing in classifieds
The Sun announces it publishes more for rent rooms than any city paper and invites readers with a vacant room to call a number or mail a note for three days free of charge. notices to be published in its pages.
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THE
Sun
Political turmoil rocks city gas and council races
The piece reports alleged Democratic favoritism toward a News paper, a DeRuiter accusation of stone theft by Sim Coy, and remarks on gas pricing and council votes. It notes Mayor Denny defending Pearson and recounts Harry Boze's nomination and ward 24 maneuvering amid opposition to Markey's re-election.
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Denny
Counsilman Pearson
Thalyen
Bss
Colber
Pearson
Thaveestan
Br. Pearson
Orgaises
Markey
W.R. Holt
Yarkey
Tom
Brazil coal men fail to meet governor during hunger strike
E F Lawrence of Chicago and W A Zimmerman of Brazil called on Gov Hovay Saturday morning to discuss the Clay county hunger strike. They refused to talk about the mine conditions or the hungry people, saying they had two hours to spend in the city before leaving for Brazil.
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Tha
Zimmerman
Clay County
Leen
Brazil
Marion land and improvement company forms in Indiana
Fourteen incorporators from Indianapolis Tarra Haute Chicago Kenosha Ravenswood and other places filed articles of incorporation Saturday under the voluntary association act. The plan lists varied purposes from mechanical arts dredging and river work to public buildings shade trees and mercantile operations with no capital stock stated.
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The
Marion Land and Improvement Company
Safe Deposit and Loan Company
William K. Eldredge
James I. Gookeins
Henry S. Hanckel
John C. Brash
Indianapolis
H.C. McKean
Tarra Haute
Tilford Burnham
P. #. Shantley
Chicago
James M. Stebbding
Kenosha
Wis
BR. C. McLean
Ravenswood, Ill
Sunday services and lectures at multiple churches
Sunday morning and evening sermons announced at Central Christian, Meridian M. &, Fourth Presbyterian, Seventh Presbyterian, Second, Tabernacle, and Mayflower churches. Topics include Omnipotence of truth, Paul at Athens, beauty and abiding structure, reasonableness of religion, and A Sunday in London with Dr. Evang lecturing Sunday evening.
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Lucas
Central Christian Church
Paul
Athens
Cleveland
Meridian M
Fourth Presbyterian
BE. P. Whallon
Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian
Haines
Flint
McLeod
Second
Ray, Rondthaler
Tabernacle
E. C. Evang
Mayflower Church
London
Ohio to vote for Pure Man Foraker in election
Gen H B Boynton predicts Foraker will carry Ohio claiming him a pure man. Treasury rules declare circus heroes not exempt from duty. Army of men and women clears the capitol ahead of Congress. Mrs Hayes memorial assoc to erect Lucy Webb Hayes monument. Commander Kellogg resigns U S 5S Ossipee rather than sail to Hayti with Minister Poapat. Poapat to Hayti delayed weeks.
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H. ¥. Boynton
Foraker
Ohio
Treasury Department
Army of Me
Capitol
Congress
Mra. Hayes’ Memorial Association
Lucy Webb Hayes
Kellogg
U. S
Tragedy on Wright Farm Ends in Fatal Shooting
A夜 unknown man was shot and killed on Hamley Wright's farm near New Alasta Friday night after threatening Wright with a fence rail. Coroner Warguer investigated, noting the bullet entered above the collarbone, causing instant death. The deceased, about 5 feet 7 inches, 145 pounds, with sandy eyes and a three whisker beard, was unidentified despite viewing by locals. Wright, an infirm man near 73, remained uncharged as investigators sought clues amid a country gathering at Kregalo's.
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Hmsley Wright
New Alasta
Warguer Sharity
Wright
Ibis
Kregsio
Imsley Wright Farm
Whebys House
Indianapolis depot praise sparks lighthearted theft tale
Local agent Tom Wilt boasted of Indianapolis being a flawless depot city when a thief stole the blue stamp from an envelope. Big Four Detective Fort urged Wilt to replace it, citing the sneaky thief in a life of lawfulness. The piece also catalogs a parade of passengers and barber anecdotes reflecting the era’s small-town humor and colorful locals.
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Tom Whe
Vandalia
Ine -Beya
Indianapolis
Big Four
Capitalist Pool Forms to Control Charcoal Furnaces
Nethe r Triast. VASHVILIN Ky Sept 23 Spl 1 A group of leading capitalists has formed a pool to control charcoal furnaces in Tennessee and Alabama. The move aims to coordinate production and influence prices across the regional iron industry.
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Harry Flannteller
Marine Bank
Psan
Nether Triast
Vashvilin
Tennessee
Alabama
McCulloch Returns From Charities Conference Frisca
The article lists several local incidents and court actions including a burglary on Richard Grim’s house at 258 E Georgia Ave amounting to 85 dollars. It notes deaths and legal matters in the area such as Sophia Mourin’s death after a fall and ongoing supreme court cases on insurance and state bureaus. It mentions Frank Shonk from Cambridge City seeking release, a drayman Joseph Neiman injured, and various probate and insurance proceedings with local figures like Buskirk and Hughes.
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C. C. McCulloch
Frisca
Richard Grim
Georgia
Thomas Hord
W. McCartyat
Frank Shonk
Cambridge City
Sophia
Dean
Joseph Neiman
Woodlawn-ave
Dil- Jon St
Lincoln Lane
Flanner & Buchanan
Supreme Court
Yencey
Collett
Worrall
Peelle
Crowding In On Sun Advertisements Rise
The Sun notes a surge in small ads as readers switch from pricey want ads to cheaper inserts in this paper. It argues the shift is practical and profitable for advertisers and emphasizes opportunities to place needed notices at nominal costs.
Disappearing Pastor A. E. Coeple Scandal Rocking Racine
Rev. A. E. Coeple, pastor of St. Ann church in Racine Wisconsin since 1855, vanished after a career of quarrels, legal fights, seat selling, organ taking, and church mortgage schemes. Reports say he fled to New York amid multiple accusations and unpaid debts.
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Ego
Pighter
Bama Feos Valley
Racine
Wis
A. EF
Coeple
St. Ann's Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Commmunion
Lea
Church of Peace
St. Anns
F. Alpere
Golden, II
Ober Revereus
Cosple
New York
New York and Boston share top honors in tight race
New York and Boston remain tied for first as Cincinnati beat Kansas City 16 to 9. Pittsburg shows winning streak while Cleveland and Pittsburg beat an opponent Friday. Andy Sommers impresses as a strong batter with Hoosier crowds as Sommers nearly made a remarkable catch on Friday. Indianapolis clings to seventh place as Cleveland narrows gap. Friday's Boston win features Clarkson widely pitching, with McQuade contributing errors and hits.
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New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Andy Sommers
Andy
Dobnaton
Sommers
Indianapolis
Denny
Fridlay
James Ie
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Clevelands
Closa
Clarkson
McQuade
Baile
Bostons
Wreck near Palatine Bridge Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured
A collision on the New York Central line near Palatine Station results in a devastating crash as the second section of eight sleeping coaches rear-ends a crippled train. At least 25 killed and many injured, with work crews, doctors, and relief arriving from nearby towns. President Ingall of the Big Four was aboard but unharmed.
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Palatine
St. Louis Express
Albany
New York Central Road
New York Times
Willam Bort
Cogita Ko
Tid
Torse
Coe Wagner Siseper
Lyno
Kankakea
Wagner
Gresh
Het Isit
Abel Saya
Bat Ensisser Hart
Herb
Correancadant
Ingall
Big Four Road
Bert
New York
Palatine Bridge
Wrack stories downplay Friday Central Zone deaths
Amsterdam New York dispatch reports the Friday night wreck on the Central zone is overstated. As of now four people are confirmed dead, one passenger is missing, and six trainmen are injured.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Seagar
Horrible butcheries report from Athens and Crete
Dutaila and Serpes dispatches describe widespread plunder and arson around Heracleion. Christian churches looted, women and children butchered, and men killed. Crete soured into a mass butcher shop with Christians specifically targeted.
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Serpes
Dutaila
Athens
Chakin Pasha
Heracleion
Casas
Crete
Weather for Indiana warms up and stays fair
Indianapolis area forecast for the next 24 hours ends at 1 am on September 28, 1889. A fair day is expected with temperatures rising slightly. Shoppers are offered Burt & Packard shoes at a special sale priced at 3.50 a pair at Geo. P. Marott 16 N Pennsylvania St. Hand sewn shoes at 5.00 are also advertised with a stated former price of 1.00.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Burt & Packard
Geo. P. Marott
Pennsylvania St
Fire wipes out Shaffer’s stable at West street
A Friday evening blaze destroyed the 250 by 120 foot frame stable behind Shaffer’s street car company on West Street. About 160 horses were rescued to safety in the adjoining commons as firefighters confined the fire to the building. Loss estimated at 5,000 dollars including harness and bindings. one mule killed, stable cat saved.
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First
Weset-cts
West-st. Stabdie
Shaffer
Mulge
Cresstree
Jasshan An Hony
Cal
Pork Price Soars in Germany After Import Ban
Sept 28 Spl. report notes pork becomes cost prohibitive as Germany restricts hog imports from Poland and Russia. Thick pork chops cost thirty to forty cents per pound, limiting meals to the well off.
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Herliz
Germany
Poland
Russia
Guartus Rust in police court again and more
Guartus Rust faced another appearance in police court amid reports of drinking and wandering. The judge and officers debated handling, with cautions given about future behavior. A related note mentions a murder trial setup for Edward Aszman and a future court appearance planned. Maggie Stewart, a Scottish girl, found after traveling to New York aboard the City of Rome, and Frank Keller and Charles Kimmick fought to a ten-round draw in Ashland, Wis.
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Mary
New York
Maggie Stewart
Ellenburg
Scotland
Rome
Honersbody
Mar Rie
King Battie
Ashland
Wis
Frank Keller
Charles Kimmick
Keller
The Colored People in Early 20th Century Notices
A fragmented summary of racial topics and personal movements from an era, mentioning Mica Neilis Knox, Geo L Kross, Geo Harris, Du Maurier, and theater groups. The piece covers race relations, newspaper editor opinions, and a humorous postal incident, reflecting tensions and social dynamics of the period.
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Mica Neilis Knox
Geo. L. Kross
Rink
Cearhouse
Geo. Harris
Isava
Hannibal
Charg
du Maurier
London Punch
The
Freeman
Taffer
Sears
Nother Dish of Soup Opened in Boston Series Note
Indianapolis September 27 Spl A crowd of about 1 000 watched Boston beat Indianapolis 8 to 1 in the second game of the Boston series Clarkson and Sennett formed a battery for Boston Shreve Daily scored for the Hoosiers McQuade handled umpire duties and several base hits highlighted the contest Boston piled up runs in multiple innings while Indianapolis failed to touch the mound in the seventh and eighth. The recap also notes other league results and bond news from the state capital.
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Atelesic Park
Indianapolis
Clarkson
Sennatt
Shreve
Daily
McQuada
Paulus Hines
Mutt
Nash
Quinn
Densy
Brouthers
Smith
Mack
Bucklays
McGeschy
Hines
Seery
Bucklay
Juiin
Kelly
Balla
McQuade
Brouthera
Richardson
Isley
Bear Kelly
Buckley
Bennett
Drews
Deni
Andrews
Femere
Johnston
Mal Fy
McGeachy
Sernor Ringle
Brouth Quinn
Mundo
Sommers
A Sommers
Boston
Suib
Killy
Glasecock
McGeathy
Hall Sues Carr Over Mandamus to Audit Travel Bill
Livestock Commissioner Hall filed mandamus proceedings against state auditor Bruce Carr Friday after Hall's statewide tour assessing livestock sanitary conditions. Carr refused to issue a warrant for Hall’s travel bill, arguing no explicit allowance exists. the suit seeks to compel payment.
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Hall
Carr
Bruce Carr
Special sale on Burt and Fackard shoes and Marott’s fits
A special sale offers Burt and Fackard fine button shoes cut from six dollars to three fifty, and Marott's own make hand sewn button shoes priced five dollars, regularly eight dollars. Every pair warranted. Geo. P. Marott, 16 N. Pennsylvania st.
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Burt & Fackard
Marott
Geo. P. Marott
Pennsylvania St
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