Cleveland Visited New York Ex-President at Victoria Hotel
Ex-president Grover Cleveland arrived by steamboat and was taken to the Victoria hotel amid a press of crowds. Secret talks with Grace and other leaders touched on anti-snapper tensions and a possible third ticket, with Croker cautioning against harming the national ticket and senatorial races.
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New York
Cleveland
All-River Line
Burrard’s Bay
Dhe Victoria Hotel
Harrity
Col. B. B. Smalley
Josiah Quincy
W. C. Whitney
M. Dickinson
Mr. Grace
Whitney
Croker
Tammany
United States
Victoria Lote
Sheehan
Hotel Normandie
Will
Senator Hill
Hill
State election board orders 1 400 000 ballots for 5000 precincts
The State board of election commissioners estimates 5000 precincts with 200 voters each and has ordered 1,400,000 ballots. Ballots will be printed on red tinted 29 by 10 inch sheets. They list presidential electors, district electors, state candidates, and judges, with a wheel device stamp.
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Siler
State Board of Election Commissioners
Peculiar Accident Claims Freeland Sportsman
In Hazimen Pennsylvania on September 30 a Freeland man John Shiga died instantly while hunting with a companion. A buckboard ride ended when a discharged gun at the footboard struck the abdomen. The fatal injury occurred as the weapon freed by a buckboard caused a large abdominal wound.
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Hazimen
John Shiga
Freeland
Butler Valley
Jani the Referee Withheld Decision For Present
San Francisco September 30 Sol Smits of Los Angeles and Geo Siddons of New York fought a 50 round bout for an alleged purse at the California club. Decision reserved.
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Jani
Sa. Francisco
Cal
Sol Smits
Los Angeles
Buntain
Pacific Coast
Geo. Siddons
New York
California Club
Child Falls Into Boiling Catsup Pot dies in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on a September morning 6 year old Annie Schottman fell into a kettle of boiling catsup in her Racest street yard and was cooked to death. The incident occurred while she was playing with a kite, prompting local officials to note the tragedy.
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Cincinnati
Annie Schottman
Navy men commended for shell-house explosion bravery
Secretary Tracy issued a general order publicly recognizing the courage of officers and enlisted men of the navy at Mare Island Navy Yard following the shell-house explosion on June 13. Employees are commended for commendable conduct during the incident.
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Htxetos
D. C
Tracy
Mare Island Navy Yard
Heavy Case for Harper in Superior Court Ruling
A superior court decision sustains the claim of the Western National Bank of New York for 200000 against the estate of convicted banker B. L. Harper. The ruling, issued in Cureranxall on September 6, follows a long dispute over assets and liability tied to the bank’s loss.
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Harper
Cureranxall
Western National Bank
New York
B. IL
Weather Outlook for Indiana 1892 Forecast
Weather forecasts for Indiana cover the 36 hours ending 8 p m on October 1 1892 predicting fair conditions Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. The notice emphasizes stable, pleasant weather across the period for activities and travel.
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Indiana
A Boy Burglar. There is No Doubt That This Youngster Needs a Spanking
In Chesterton Indiana a 10 year old boy burglar was captured after night thefts in the town and confessed to several burglaries. He planned to hide in a store after hours to rifle the cash drawer, and officers face difficulty estimating the total stolen.
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Vauranarso
Ind
Chesterton
Fire damages stable at 151 W First St
A stable behind Fred Ganchet's home at 151 W First St was damaged by a Thursday night fire causing about 50 dollars in loss. The article also reports a divorce case, criminal court verdicts, political speeches, and various local incidents and arrests.
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Fred Ganchet
First St
Mary P. Fertig
Charles
Erastus McCarty
John B. Cockrum
Ward 11
West
Maryland Sts
Hart
Union Station
Splann
Brunswick Stables
Jesse Miller
Ada Tart
John Hart
Nicholas Ferguson
N. Alabamast
G. C. Edwards
Fletcher Place Church
Ferguson
Galludet
Skrank Stubbs
Michael Wyne
Indiana Ave
Thornt
Stubbs
Wyan
William Pray
New Castle
Wis
Washington St
Caci
Conrad Bombie
Stateon House
Patrolman Corrigan
Asylums For the Blind
Deaf and Dumb
State House
Syfers
Bride & Co
Jenness Miller
Butler University
Irvington
Das
Fannie B. Daupert
George
Taylor
Paps
Catherine Darrough
Indianapolis
Mattie
Statron
Sullivan
Farley
Iron Hall
John R. Wilson
Brntus
Iva
Martha Weisz
Samuel
Nettie Dalzell
Christine Fritzing
Geo
Mary Wurfel
Frank
Ora Wood
Henry
Anna Roder
Chas
Eva Montemery
Merritt
Ads Long
Katie Schilling
Minnesota
Anna Handerick
Fletcher Ave
J. L. Macy
City Hospital
Green Owens
President Harrison Abandons Northwest Campaign Stumping
The Northwest presidential tour is canceled as Mrs. Harrison’s illness forces the president to stay by her side. Plans for a Chicago World’s Fair dedication speech and a fall campaign swing through Michigan Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin are scrapped, with Vice President Morton possible to attend Chicago events. Governor Ira Chase’s Indiana appearances are noted with vivid crowd exchanges and a veteran’s quip about votes.
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WasnrxeTon
Northwest
Sorrison
Chicago
Indiana
R. B. #. Pierce
White House
Harrison
Mgr
Pierce
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
McMillan
Nebraska
Alr Iarrison
New York
Farrison
Morton
Chicago Fair
Mr. Morrison
Clarence
Freight disaster and boiler explosion devastate early rail yards
Reports from Desois Pa Boston and Curcaco describe a pusher engine on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line blown apart by a boiler explosion with engineer Wise and fireman Flynn killed. A Witchburg road freight wreck killed one and destroyed many cars. Nickel Plate freight yards suffered a major fire consuming hundreds of cars and about $100000 in losses.
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Desois
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Wise
Flynn
Boston
Witchburge Road
Curcaco
Gas Well Restores Water and Gas Supply at Nantome
A gas well at Ji nom e, Ind has resumed flow after tubing and packing were placed. About 400 feet of water were pumped out, the gas expelled the remaining water and sand, raising pressure to 320 pounds and restoring fuel and lighting. Half the wells and springs in town still lack water, but no further trouble is expected once ground soaks after rain.
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Nome
Ind
Sue and Doe Wanted to 860 the Cincinnati Elephant
Three people were arrested Thursday night in Cincinnati including a woman dressed as a man identified as Miss Mabel Dickinson of Greenfield Indiana. Her male companions were Dr Nicholas Howard a Pennsylvnia railroad company physician and Samuel G Edwards a Greenfield medical student. They adopted false names and used a plan to misrepresent Mabel as Howard’s wife while staying at a Seventh ward boarding house. They planned to tour concert halls with the disguise.
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Sue
Doe
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Mabel Dickinson
Greenfield
Ind
Nicholas Lloward
Samuel G. Edwards
Lloward
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Edwards
Howard
W.seventh St
Mabel
Swedish marble cutter held for brutal murder of veteran
New York on September 30 Frank V Lohle a Swedish marble cutter was arrested in a Glasgow lodging house case involving the brutal murder of Capt Frank Taul sep a Grand army veteran. The prisoner displayed two watches and fought before arrest. A bloody ax was found in his possession.
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New York
Frank VY. Lohle
Frank Taulsep
Madison Socialites Tie Offbeat Wedding Hidden Lovers
Miss Meegie Sheik daughter of Albert Sheik a wealthy Madison figure elopes with Crozier a saw mill worker. They wed in a rectory after meeting secretly at her home. Crozier once barred from the house. Parents later forgave the couple and the marriage was completed.
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Biarsied
Bissied
Manpison
Jad
Meegie Sheik
Albert Sheik
Madison
Aanardh
Glover
Crozier
Suit Over Burns and Car Accident At City Street
Alexander Wood sues Citizens' Street Railway for 10000 damages claiming a College Avenue electric car started suddenly as he settled and threw him to the ground causing bodily injury and a brain concussion. Marion McCorkle seeks 20000 for arm amputation after a freight switch accident tied to railroad negligence on July 28, 1892.
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Alexander Wood
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Platoff
Masawhugetig-ave
Marion McCorkle
IT. H. & I. Railroad Company
Jennie and John Powers Divorce Trial Ends in Alimony Award
A heated divorce proceeding in Judge Harper’s court centered on John K.E. Powers and his wife Jennie. Jennie alleged brutal beating and threats by her husband, while John claimed Jennie’s infidelity. Testimony from Jennie, their 10 year old son, and neighbors depicted a volatile marriage. The judge granted absolute divorces to both, with Jennie receiving $200 alimony and John gaining custody of the child.
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Harper
John KE. Powers
Jennie
Johnnie
John
Jennie Powers
Plantiff
Virginia
Virginis
Jenonie
Avig
John, Jr
Johnie
Jeanie
Thuie
Cholera Dies Hard as Ships Sail and Quarantine Moves
Cholera reports arc across ports from New York to Baltimore with the Scandia sailing for Baltimore and no new New York cases since Sept 19. Germicide claims in Medical News propose hydronaptical doses for rapid cholera cure. other ports report new cases and deaths, while quarantine decisions affect detained steamers like the Twickenham with typhus.
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New Yoas
Hamburg
Baltimore
Byron
D. D. Stewart
Jefferson Medical College
New York
Health Board
Gothia
Stettin
Buffalo
London
Havre
Lewes
Del
Twickenham
Breakwater
Savannah
Barrison Basins On Road To Recovery
Mrs Jarrison has shown steady improvement over the last 24 hours with increased strength. Doctor Gardever believes this progress will continue.
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Barrison
Wasmxcox
D.C
Jarrison
Gardever
Yom Kippur Observance Details in Local Service
Beginning at six Friday evening and ending at sundown Saturday the Jewish fast of Yom Kippur will be observed. Orthodox Jews abstain from drink and food. Friday services led by Rabbi Messing at the Hebrew Temple on Market Street. Saturday morning prayers at ten o'clock honor the memory of the departed.
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Hebrew Temple
HE. Market St
Rabbi Messing
German officer Carl Muller dies in Paris at age 80
Lieut gen Carl Muller of Hanover who fought at Waterloo and was the last surviving German officer from that battle died in Paris on a Friday at age 80. The report mentions supply headquarters for upcoming Sunday activities and a Philadelphia area street note, reflecting scattered local details.
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Paris
Carl Muller
Hanover
Waterloo
Columbian Day Parade Participants Remain Home
The Columbian day military display committee reports many organizations will stay home. Groups including Company A and several veteran, fraternal, and labor bodies expressed intent to participate locally, while the uniform ranks likely stay in Columbus. Governor Chase and many prominent citizens will attend Chicago exercises.
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Rermain
Company A
Second Regent State Militia
Phil. Sheridan
Robt
Anderson Posta
Father Crrvan
Knights of St. John
St. George Commandery
Indianapolis
IS. of
Local Union
Retail Clerks
Chicago
Gov. Chase
Belted Up Near Mt Jackson in Bank Robbery Attempt
In Beld area near Mt Jackson two men stopped Commissioner Stout as he drove home in his buggy. They demanded money and searched his pockets taking 56 cents. He fled to a wagon road west on Washington and notified police. Separate legal notices report farm disputes and a bank creditors dividend in Vincennes.
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Jas County
Stout
Mt. Jackson
Belt Road
Washington St
Sam
Mr. Stout
Ducas Waternd Jewelry Store Blaze At Wil County
A damaged fragment reports a fire at Ducas Jewelry Store located at 119 W Washington St on a Saturday. The notice mentions alleged Jewish ownership and a vague timing in the afternoon, with limited readable details.
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Ducas’ Waternd
Washington St
Record Pace as Mascott Ties Nancy Hanks Time in Harness Action
TERRE UavtE Sept 30. The week brought historic performances on the track as Mascott the pacer matched Nancy Hanks's record with a 2:04 mile in a free for all pace. Jib Mascott Guy and Flying Jib led early, with rapid quarters and a dramatic stretch duel ending in Mascott time of 2:00 17.
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Terre Uavte
Nancy Hanks
Mascott
Nancy
Jib
Guy
Vinette
Hal Pointer
Cleveland S. Chiquerita
Major
Exhibit of historic patent models planned for world fair
WASHINGTON D C Sept 30 Commissioner of patents Simonds promotes a Chicago world’s Columbian exposition display. He collects notable patent models from 1836 to 1934 including Hero’s rotary engine, Franklin press, Whitney cotton gin 1774, Greenough sewing attempt 1842, McCormick reaper 1853 and Cochran machine patent 1934.
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Wastinaros
D. C
Simonds
Patent Office
State
War Departments
Hero
Christ
Franklin
Sir Whitney
Greenough
McCormicks
Chicago
John W. Cochran
Kidnapping of Annie Wallace Stuns City
Police struggle to locate Annie Wallace who was kidnapped Thursday morning by her father. Chief Splann says the abductor likely fled, possibly toward Canada, after fleeing in a carriage to a nearby country station and catching a train. Mrs Wallace remains hopeful and the article notes family tumult and a possible custody pursuit amid a divorce claim.
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Annie Wallace
Splann
2 Bex
Wallace
Canadas
Carrige
Wii
Carnegie rumored to settle Homestead dispute in country
Autty reports Andrew Carnegie’s rumored arrival to settle the Homestead trouble, sparking labor talk. J C Frick denies the report, saying the company is satisfied and progress is smooth. Also, two large boilers at Carbon iron works exploded injuring no one. building wrecked, damage estimated at $10,000.
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Autty
Dowling
Andrew Carnegie
J. C. Frick
Carbon Iron Works
Thirty-second St
New Bookcases and Local Medical Doctors Highlight Busy City Stores
City shoppers report new bookcases at Wa and L. Kider's while Br. Butkin M D cancer specialist and Lila N Nat Cor Oblo Indianapolis draw attention from Smalti's dyaworks. The fragmented notice mentions several businesses and a medical professional in a chaotic listing.
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BR. Butkin
M.D
Lila N
Cor Oblo
Indianapolis
Spectre of a last minute document haunts Indiana politics
Senator Voorhees urges Democratic caution as Indiana faces a feared Republican gambit at the eleventh hour. The state party frets over funds, internal rifts, and the potential for a Blaine letter to fracture factions. Both sides read Bennhints as a weapon in the looming election struggle.
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Indiana
Senator Voorhees
Blaine
Imagination at the Grand prompts lively review
Sydney Nosentfeld's comedy Imagination runs at the Grand with clean presentation and skilled interpreters. The Indias costumes shimmer while the plot follows an old man whose world is invaded by imagination, leading to riotous scenes and witty mirth. Alf Stampton, Lizzie Madson Collier, and Georgia Dickson receive praise for strong performances.
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Sydney Nosentfeld
Indies
Sicca
Alf
Stampton
Lizzie Madson Coller
Georgia Dickson
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