Efforts to Release Mrs Maybrick Stir U S Women
Prominent national women press petitions for clemency in the Maybrick case, arguing the English verdict and home secretary Matthews misused prerogative. Indiana figures note no local movement yet, while London advocate McDougal contends the trial and verdict were unjust, with arsenic evidence flawed and medical testimony unreliable.
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Maybrick
Indiana
Gail Hamilton
McDougal
London
New York Herald
Blaine
East
Holme
Matthews
Home Secretary
Tr. Humphreys
Justice Stephens
Swindlers Caught and Mourning in Jail in Geneva
A group of swindlers profiting from selling bogus relics of Swiss lake dwellers has been arrested in Geneva. They targeted a continental museum by peddling an empty lake dwelling exhibit that had been manufactured a year earlier, triggering mourning among victims.
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Geneva
Colored M E conference holds morning session in Wilberforce
The Colored M E conference met at 6 36 AM with short talks and personal experiences. At 11 AM Galegies were elected to the Philadelphia general conference in March 1892. Discussion covered church work and Sunday schools. Wilberforce University in Ohio is highlighted as a major colored institution. The conference continues Tuesday with plans to adjourn after further religious and educational work.
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M. E
Philadelphia
Wilberforce, C
Municipal Debate Turns to Brawl Over Positions
After the principals paused for the signal, fight backers clashed over positions in an unplanned slugging match. The Sullivan and Herod dispute broke up as backers alleged the impromptu bout aimed to stop principals from meeting, with Herod appearing sharper than expected.
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Sullivan
Herod
Bankers' Suit Highlights Tax Board Contempt Clash
Judge Taylor hears habeas corpus bid by Philip C. Decker of German Bank of Kvansgills against Marion county sheriff. Lawyers clash over state board of equalization powers, lawfulness of imprisonment for contempt, and whether specific tax evasion charges exist. Arguments by Stuart, Green Smith, and deputies unfold. separate note on Blackwell's arrest for assault on a young woman near Kansas and Meridian streets after a dance.
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State Board of Equalization
Philip C. Decker
State Board
Ehera
Vanderburg
Stuart
Green Smith
Baily
Ad. CG
Harris
Public Works Board Debates Sidewalks and Paving Plans
City board discussed cement walks on Wabash street by the Grand Opera House and private contracts for Delaware street paths. They planned bids for an iron bridge over Pogue's Run and corrected a paving estimate for Washington street. The Cigarmakers met to discuss dues and farm tenement labor effects on Pennsylvania factories, with a copyright action for the union label approved in Indiana.
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Board of Public Works
Wabash St
Grand Opera House
Hoard
Martindale
Meridian-st
Delaware
W. H. Eastman
Pennsylvania
Christs
John KH. Obar Sen
Fratt-st
Meridian
Uliicis-sts
Pogue
Orchard-age
Henry Clay
Fourteenth-st
Toonessey-st
Clifford-eve
Jefferson-ave
Ramsez-aya
Ramses
i#9 board
Warren-Scharf Paving Company
Washington St
Aibanis
Noble
Bailey
Booker
Bruces
College-ave
Bruce
Sanderists
Jon £. Schreck
Ephralia
Barnes
Philadelphia
New York
Chas. Dold
Aurondus
E. Braham
Brooklyn
International Cigarmakers’ Convention
Indiana
Strasser
International Union
S. W. Bell
Peru
Reagonia
Connersville
John Fraze
Indianapolia
W. T. Jefferies
Vs. Wayne
John Smith
Terri Haute
John LT
Feltman
Richmond
Anton Zebule
Jivansville
W. P. Furry
Muncie
Julius Wertheim
Logansport
J. F. Sehnerk
South Bend
Sensational Nicaragua Dispatches Stir an Otherwise Quiet Scene
Washington dispatch reports from Agent Laman in Managua downplay U S newspaper fears of unrest in Nicaragua calling the disturbances exaggerated and noting calm and a respected president. Local items include car line opening, a whiskey stamp case, election-board work, a group of crooks tied to highway robbery, deaths, marriages, a dispute over assault with intent to kill, and market notes on wheat oats and hay with price directions.
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Gladdenlig
Washington
Laman
Nicaracus
United States
Nicaragua
Way
Facta
Indianapolis
Marion County F. M. B. A
State Horns
Fred Brown
Mitchell
Ind
Election Board
Ross Hawkins
Cityclerk Swift
Albert Sabo
Thad
Stevens
Ata McPeak
Eddy Sullivan
Xed
Frank Ayres
el. Court St
William and
Dela Ware
George
Edith Stone
CG. D
L. H. Pearson
Mary Smith
Moses
Phoebe McGuire
Christ
Carrie Reese
Katie McCarthy
Charles
Harriet Durand
Francis Veachan
Broadway
Louis Reinhart
S. Moerician St
Palestine Dotz
W. Washington St
Augustus Hose
Hose
Trempar
Brown
Alexander Johnson
Capt
Quigly
Adam Haubrich
N. Delewarest
Haubrich
Johnson
University Park
Capt. Quigley
Bae
Mississippi St
N. Tlinojsst
Sentinel mudslinging tale on candidate W. W. Herod
The Sentinel reported that Herod once helped broker a wives trade as attorney and handled $1000 as boot. Republican leaders dismissed it as mud and unlikely to affect votes, while others urged ignoring the affair as a campaign distraction two weeks before election.
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Sentinel
W. W. Herod
Martindale
Sullivan
Own
Herod
Ford Winter
Governor Hovey Plans Mexico City Pleasure Trip
Private secretary Roberta plans a 30 day trip for Governor Hovey starting November 1. Attending are Senator Voorbess Gen Lew Wallace Col Tom Nelson and Wilconsier. They will travel by private car to St Louis Wichita and El Paso then Mexico City. From Cuernavaca to Cuernavaca bull fights and Vera Cruz before returning via San Antonio New Orleans and Memphis for pleasure.
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Roberta
Hovey
Mexico
Senator Voorbess
Lew Wallace
Tom Nelson
Thomas G. Rran
U. S
St. Louie
Wichita
Kas
SS Paso
Chihuhua
Mexico City
Cuernavacaco
Vera Cruz
San Afonio
Tex
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Cambridge City races close as Waltons win at Brighton Beach
A jumble of racing results and sports notes from the era. The Cambridge City races closed Saturday with Hal Pointer defeating Johnson in 2:14, Direct paced an exhibition in 2:07, and Monbars lowered record to 2:19. Other items include a 13:57 cycling world record, various league scores, and a federal court suit over paternity seeking $25,000. The Richmond races open Tuesday and notable owners and horses are mentioned among scattered results.
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Twin City Athletic Club
Minneaplus
Cambridge City
Waltons
Grand Avenues
Brighton Beach
Frank Bell
Frenklin
Kansas City
Kispman
Latonia
John Madden
Lexington
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Brooklyp
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Athletics
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Washington
W. Dering
Buffalo
Nelson
Areakopmion
Columus
Harry Wood
Brooklyn
Richmond
Nancy
Hanks
Monbars
Hal Pointer
Justina
Globe
Belle Hamlin
Johnson
Direct
Fitzgerald
Cahill
McGill
Bogie
Meakin
Weaver
Burrill
Mungan
Boyle
Colunies
Kien
Grim
Knell
Onahie
Caprivi Optimistic on European Peace at Osnaburg Jubilees
Berlin reports Chancellor Caprivi told jubilant Osnaburg officers that no European sovereign desires war and no government seeks conflict. He said fears are unwarranted and Emperor William is focused on peace. Also noted were unrelated items about a boy released from a reform school and a governor’s pardon amid emotional pleas.
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Cappy
Berlin
Caprivi
Osnaburg
Hanover
William
Daconits Plan Rebellion Near Wuntho Burma
Advices from Rangoon report the Daconits have organized a rebellion near Wuntho in Burmah and prepare to attack the British garrison. Led by a refugee named Tsawha they have already clashed with British troops and serious fighting is expected soon.
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London
Rangoon
Wuntho
Burmah
Tsawha
Henderson man kills landlady after rebuke
In Henderson Kentucky on September 28 Charles Johnson shot and killed his landlady Emma Hopkins after she corrected him for ungentlemanly conduct.
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Charlie
Hendrson, Ky
Charles Johnson
Emma Hopkins
Surgeon general says yellow fever used in this country
Washington September 28 the surgeon general of the Marine hospital notes there is use of yellow fever in the United States and discusses its presence within the country.
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Washington
the Marine Hospital
Theatre notes preview Alabama at Grand and English perfs
The week brings A M Palmers company to the former house with Alabama while Nellie McHenry returns at Englishs in a circus themed act. Park Theatre hosts Me and Jack a farce by Lester Williams with splashy costumes and light plot. Richard Manefield aims at tragedy in Nero with a bold kissing scene that outdoes prior stage kisses.
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A. M. Palmer
Alabama
Nellie McHenry
English
Lester & Williams
Jack
Richard Manefield
Edwin Booth
Nero
Mr. Mansfield
Socialist's views and aims of a Detroit union agitator
A Sun reporter interviewed Samuel Goldwater of Detroit at the cigar makers' convention where a socialist section led by him advocates equal power for all, democratic reforms, and a more fair state. He denies leading the movement, calls himself an agitator, and defines socialism as striving toward a more democratic society with strong, widespread organizations to be felt nationwide.
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Cigarmakers
Samuel Goldwater
Detroit
Sun
Socialist Movement
Organization of Labor
Socfier
Free Painter for Four Unm sidstation Christmas Gift Idea
The Sun notes Christmas as a time when children seek gifts and family roles. It suggests simple, small earnings and a Sun drive to help boys buy presents, mentioning limited hours and a fair profit from selling Suns before six.
Woman in Church Poison Case Leads To Ambulance Delay
A woman named Mattie Culip, reportedly poisoned with laudanum, collapsed at Central Christian Church steps near The Sun office in Indianapolis. Despite urgent telephoned ambulances, hospital dispatches were delayed and doctors attended her in the chapel then transported her once available. Also reported: a night earthquake tremor felt citywide, an assault on car driver William Perkins by passenger William Kline with a car hook, and a weather forecast for Indiana with cooler conditions and rain overnight.
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Central Christian Church
Sun Office
Dis
Metcalf
Geis
Sun
Krecelo & Whitsit
City Hospital
Gais
Powers, Blacknail
Wiliam Perkins
Brightwood
William Kine
Kline
Perkins
Penn St
Brotherhood Engineers Meet in Jersey City Session
Freight wreck in Columbus Wisconsin Friday night killed three trainmen. Savannah wharf laborers walked for higher wages Monday. About 1600 men displaced as Chandler town in the Cherokee strip is opened Monday at noon. Police found James Kane murdered in a Youngstown alley Sunday, robbery suspected. Surveyors from Salt Lake City began a Big Horn basin expedition two months ago and have not been heard from.
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Brotherhood of Engineers
Jersey City
N. J
Columbus
Wis
Savannah
Chandler
New Cherokee Strip
Youngstown
James Kane
Big Horn Basin
Salt Lake City
Wilds Poly Place
Jersey Coffee Draws Large Crowds at Friday Test
Thousands sampled the aromatic drink in a Friday event, with cups given away to quench thirst. The Jersey coffee is available at all grocers, with office desks at Wm. Lt. Elder's noted in the report.
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Jersey Coffee
Wm. Lt
New Grounds and Race Track Planned for State Fair Sale
The state fair grounds, valued at about 800000, will be sold as a new board seeks faster track facilities. A one mile square track is planned with four straightaways, faster than any west of Indianapolis, and purses may total around 36040. Hotels may pool funds to boost prize money, while the board eyes a new fair on new grounds after a court decision. The secretary’s office moved back to the state house as heavy gate receipts arrive, though officials withhold exact figures until week’s end. The board meets November 10 to finalize sale and site plans if any buyer appears.
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Board of Agriculture
State House
Sizg
Indianapolis
Es Hotel
Bagley
Ibis
Johnson
State Treasury
Supreme Court
United States Court
Sweeping Denial On Indy Gas Conspiracy From Councilman
Councilman Pear son denounces reports of a conspiracy involving the Indianapolis gas company and city officials. He asserts no contract exists with the city now or in the future and denies seeking higher rates or favors for the gas firm. He states he has not contributed to any campaign or discussed price increases and claims to have spoken truthfully on council floor.
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Idonday
Sentinel
Pearson
Indianapolis
Herod
Mr. Sullivan
Heros
Tudianapolis Gan Company
Fortune's Gift to a Young Farmer in Dakota
In Glaird Forks North Dakota September 28 John S Sinclair of Lakota Nelson county inherits the earldom of Caithness after his father’s death. The English estate covers 15000 acres with annual rent of 25000 dollars.
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Fortune
Dakota
Glaid Forks
N. D
Dakota Prairies
House of Lords
John 8S
Sinclair
Lakota
Nelaton County
Earl of
Caithness
Terry show cass company assigns to James Head
The Terry show cass company has assigned to James Head with liabilities of $45,000. It is thought the assets are largely in excess of debts. New York Store Pattis Dry Goods Co Antique side boards $12.50 Moon for Little. The Bun's liners are run on that motto Try'em. Good returns are certain.
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New York
Pattis Dry Goods Co
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