Paris Crime Splendor in Rue Montmarte Tale
The Paris Rue Montmarte crime case features M Teste and his wife with Dr Levecque as family physician. Teste shoots his wife five times after learning of her alleged infidelity, then surrenders at the police station declaring the act and requesting the guillotine. The wife lies dying as authorities respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rue Montmarte
M. Teste
Levecque
Mme. Teste
Teste
Taste
Aba
Testa
Splan Captures Fowl Thieves In Mooresville Melee
Chief Splan and two assistants captured Andrew Bryant Sam Bryant and Chas Henry Corcoran on Monday afternoon and jailed them for larceny. They allegedly looted Mooresville roosts and moved a large batch of fowl to the city market. A meeting is set in Justice Smock's courtroom Tuesday night for city brigade members to plan the brigade reunion at Galesburg on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splan
Andrew
Sam Bryant
Chas
Henry Corcoran
Tia
Mooresville
Galesburg
Justice Smock
Twentieth Army Corps
Washington Wales tariff notes and congressional actions
The report covers Coleman Featherstone and Kelley voting with Democrats on a tariff bill, McKinley’s adjournment resolution adopted, and a conference report on the tariff bill approved. It notes H G Otie’s telegrams about Mrs Fremont, a senate appropriation for ship armor testing at Annapolis, a spike in price, and hotel postmaster Wheat’s testimony on a mail contract scheme with Culbertson and Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Featherstone
Kelley
McKinley
House
H. G. Otie
Murchison
Los Audgelea
Mre
Fremont
Senate
Culbertson
Reed
Treasury
Prostrated Family in Covington Reported Two Children Die
A Covington Kentucky family of Jacob Haefge fell ill after supper on Sunday night. Two children died and the remaining family members are in a dangerous condition. The report appears in the era’s wire service style with other brief items on politics and local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CovineTon
Jacob Haefge
Boiler explosion kills engineer at Robbins tile mill
In Deadaville, a boiler failure at the Robbins tile mill on Monday morning killed engineer Charles Desds and caused extensive mill damage. The incident occurred in Sept. 29 weather and county records noted the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Deadaville
Charles Desds
Knights of Pythias event attracts hundreds this Saturday
Why, Mr Downing, several hundreds of Knights of Pythias will be there Saturday. Why not alter the program and have Downing appear as Damon Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Downing
Knights of Pythias
Downing
Damon
Lafayette gravel road sale rejected by owners
Owners of the Lafayette gravel road refused to accept the county's appraised value to sell. The road was valued at 600 dollars per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Broadway Notes and Theatre Gossip From Local Scene
Parx-H'nes and Remington in Hearts of New York, Dove Davidson at Park in Guilty with Out Crime, Miss Leonore Snyder joining Duff Opera in Chicago, Strauss autograph seen, Hoyt’s Trip to Chinatown at Decatur, Perre Haute frictions, Keppel & Co announce Flameng Shakespeare etching, portrayal contrasts with bold features including earrings, Bon-Bon canies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parx—H'nes & Remington
New York
Dove Davidson
McVicker Stock Company
John Dickson
Dagiiege
Leonore Snyder
Duff Opera Company
Chicago
Patience
Shakespere
Keppel & Co
Leopold Flameng
Duke of Chandos
Authentia Itkenens
Richard Bilrbage
Shakespare
Hamlet
Richard II
Cause of the Chill Around Wessri and Huston Feud
A local interview reveals strain between John C. New and Huston during the 1880s presidential campaign over control of The Journal. Huston threatened to renounce the paper as a union office unless it aligned with the party, prompting New to resist dictation and a period of chilly relations between the two men and their allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John OC. New
Boston
U.S. Treasury
Journal
Huston
Sun
Ifort
John C. New
Mr. New
State Central Committee
Michener
Mat. Quay
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
New
Hea
New York
Mrs Kilbourne S 80k Gas Explosion Suit
Ella Kilbourne sues Lith ex D Waterman and the Indianapolis Natural Gas Co for 20000 damages over a June 14 1889 gas explosion that wrecked a house at 144 B New York St injuring Kilbourne. Case heard before Judge Walker Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhe
Ella Kilbourne
Lithex D. Waterman
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
Walker
New York St
Call for modernization of Indiana state fair exhibits
A long reader letter argues after the fair’s end that Indiana’s showcase overemphasizes farming. It urges broader arts and manufactures displays, larger buildings, extended colonnades, and multiweek expositions modeled on St Louis and Chicago to attract residents and boosters, boost merchants, and draw more money into Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Eame
St. Louis
Chicago
Ofa
Indianapolis
Board of Agriculture
St. Lous
Richmond range advertised by Frankhams in Cincinnati notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions failed buyers and liabilities of 25000 dollars. It references a range purchase and an advertisement for The Richmond at Frankhem's located at 62 Hast Wash street in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Frankhem’s
Hast
Wash,st
Local notices and court actions sweep through Indiana town
Mrs J N Huston at the Bates MC September reception on Tuesday Gray club marks first anniversary Tuesday night Amidst crime and civil cases Judge Taylor frees Amalia Bain for cruelty and neglect Several residents face charges including Sarah Plunkett and Andrew Bally headlines of theft, assault and public order incidents unfold along Delaware and Indiana avenues Police report burglaries, vagrancy fines and a bank cashier nabbed after crossing from Windsor to Detroit Rail traffic and state fair crowds strain depots Rev John Baltzley bids farewell to English Lutheran flock as Indiana capital braces for change Office desks at Wm L Elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Huston
Tha Bates
Gray Club
Dulletta H. Barrett
Fae Salem
Sid Conger
3 Son
Taylor
Amalia Bain
Adolph
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Y. MC. A. Ball
Smith
Hugh Sbobe
Nickal
Jerre Pierce
Virginia-ava
Grand Jury
Babich
Sarah Plunkett
Grand
Sarah
Andrew Bally
A. W. Springer
Delaware
Springer
J. W. Beck
Haughville
W. HO
Baker
J. T. Wilcott
Pennsylvania
William Hopker
Ohio
Indiana
Miss Justice
Campbell
Paulding County
Kizzoner
Jack Richardson
Clark Monteicc
Costa
Columbus
Shell
Mefford
Stout
Thomas
Atio
Hd Foré
Francis
John Baltzley
Felandsa
Indiacapalis
The Lofty Arrogance of a Restaurant Head Waiter
A satirical tale follows a physician sample and a gaunt head waiter who defies a doctor by refusing a medicine and later enforces etiquette with pomp. The scene shifts to a dog companion Guess and a party at multiple eateries, highlighting the head waiter’s authority and the social drama of service.
Great Tournament Arranged by Capital City Gun Club
The Capital City Gun Club hosts a semi annual trap shooting tournament on Thursday and Friday at Brighton Reach club grounds. Pigeons and sparrows used. professional marksmen barred. prizes include purses of 50 to 100 dollars and several named sponsors. Many amateur marksmen from multiple cities expected with sessions starting at 9 each day and dinner at the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Capital City Gun Club
Silas Raglen
Thea Tom Taggart
Indianapolis Journal Company
Tndianapolis Brewing Company
van Camp Hardware Company
Joe. RK
Wilson
Slub
Bighton Reach
Deach
Dodson
Drs. Strawn
Weary
Jacksonville
Flyon
Danville
Hatfield
Covington
Ind
Voria
Warbluroy
Crawfordsville
Smith
Fought to the Best at Brock's Gap Two Railroad Workers Die
In Birmingham Alabama on a Saturday night near Brock's Gap two railroad workers Bob Anthony and Sam Buckert quarreled over a woman. After drinking they agreed to settle it then and there. Buckert produced a pistol but Anthony loaned him one. They stepped back a few feet and opened fire. Both men died within five minutes. Anthony was shot through the heart and Buckert through the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Brock’s Gap
Bob Anthony
Sam Buockert
Buckert
Seo
Anthony
Sporting Life Features Highlight Turbulent Baseball Season
A sprawling feature notes Paul Hines and Cincinnati maneuvering for funds, Al Johnson’s Brotherhood rules, and various league standouts. It cites Bassett and Denny visiting Cleveland, Klee Coleman’s win over the Easterns, and recent association and league results with teams like Toledo, St. Louis, and Louisville. It discusses contract suspensions, year-end aims, and commentary from a Cincinnati correspondent on A I Stern and park leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul Hines
Cincinnati
Bassett
Denny
Cleveland
al Johnson
Klee & Coleman
Cay’s
News
Remingtons
C. A
John B. Day
Rasia
Ruesis
Toledo
Athletica
St. Louis
Baltimore
Parsons Ray
Louisville
Pittsburg
Groves
Banner
Chesapeake
Los Angeles
Slutter Filly
Houston
Latonia
Sportemar
Birdella M
Major Jom
G. W. Morris
Valleza
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Robinson
Kuehne
Morris
Hamlin
Belle Hanlin
Jusina
Tere Haute
Brotherhood
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Fuller
Zeason
Johnson
Syracuse
Athletics
Columbus
Rochester
Sporting Times
A. I. Stern
Asten
Ball Park
Aaron
Urbana
Aeron
Catastrophic freight wreck at Pleasant Valley
ZANESVILLE Ohio Sept 29 A westbound freight No 23 ran past a signal at Black Mand causing a collision with No 28 in a curve near Pleasant Valley. Eight men died including engineers and brakemen. many injured. cars piled high with coke flour nails and barb wire. damage estimated at 160000. Operator Kalty reported missing then found hanged. other notes mention city ordinance and Depew for mayor talks.
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Zanesville
Black Hand
Black Fiend
Newark
Black Mand
Pleasant Valley
John Buckingham
Wm. Firestone
B. F Smith
Tom McCruary
Glen Bask
Geo. Stonebdrmner
John Kemp
H. Wilson
Frank Kalty
Whs
Liondsay
WIDE-RANGING 19th CENTURY NEWS ITEMS AND ACCIDENTS
A chaotic collage of reports covers near-fatal incidents, suicides, and crime including a wreck near Warsaw, a clerical shooting in London, a bomb at the Servian royal carriage, a New York death by gas inhalation, and a Philadelphia starvation case. It also notes a Wilkes-Barre custody suit, a daughter shot over wages in Illinois, and a shipboard murder accusation aboard the Yorktown. A sea-serpent sighting near Whiteman, Maes ends with an odd chase and failed shots.
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Tran
Warsaw
Aleck
Harton
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
King
Servia
Juanita Sargent
Bradley
New York
R.D. Pease
Philadelphia
Lavinie Molenbrook
Henry
Dax Rettion
Wilkesbarre
Chas, Seifert
Mary
Lacon
Ill
Yorktown
Frisco
Carr
Bos
James Watson
Nolan
Watson
Ling
Fris- Co
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McGinley Hill
The
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Signor Crispi
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Austria
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Berliner Riechennzleger
European Confederation
Washington
Wales
Pousockner
Hay
Lemoke
John Sonatag
Bruce Carr
Ifixen
Grace
Vanceburg
Thia Farmers’ Alliance
Alexander Bruce
Congress
Bruce
Peru
Jacob Edwards
Hikehall
Woopstock
Ont
Birchall
Strauss
Mr. Strauss
Charlie Hoyt
Chinatown
Decatur
Hoyt
Perre Haute
Wessri
New and Huston
Hustom
Geay
Mchtantey
Wasnieron
Republican Congressional Committee
Singeers
Lospon
Slavin
McAuliffe
Ries
Deny WaAverers
York
Parneil
Usarminess Gans
Loxvon
Parnell
Anyaral
the Gazette
Cincinnate
Sept
Belled Tee
Elliott
Race-st
Haiters
Olt Life
Wm. L. Elder
Walter
Gata Coxs
Aali
Plesse
Geo
Gaston
Fairview
Innoheon
Guess
Denison
Is Lordship
Ireland
Gun Ooint
Sporting Life
Agidwaey
Kinney
Szturdey
Weiick
Sulliven
Pepew
Republican Election Committee
Business Men’s Republican Organization
Chaunusy Depew
Wiebe Wrispmes
Whiteman
Maes
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