Comprehensive Compilation of Pertinent Paragraphs
A long, garbled column references crimes and events across Indiana towns. Notable items include thefts, shootings, burials, a bank receiver dispute, a fatal head injury after a rally assault, and political tensions with multiple arrests and investigations scattered through towns like North Manchester, Anderson, Decatur, and South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart
Frank Overly
Enhi
Elwoal
Hokoti
William Ern
South Bend
Charles Goldsmith
Anderson
John Patton
Goldsmith
Burkhart
Patton
Unruly Reception During Carlisle Speech in Covington
A disturbance broke out at Carlisle speaking event in Covington as jeers and shouting erupted, stage objects were thrown, and security escorted Carlisle after order broke down. Treasury official role referenced. multiple bystanders disrupted proceedings amid tense atmosphere and protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Fary
Treasury
G. Carlisle
Piidmeer
Poreiner
Covington
Oriisie
Curiislie
Uurowa
Leah
Irresponsible Mrs Castle Arrest and Legacy Claims
London reports say Walter M Castle and his wife were arrested for shoplifting and released on 200000 bail. The piece attributes sensational influence and notes figures such as Baron Rothechia and Olney involved, while recounting Civil War veteran and congressman Merton Vanter and death of Secretary Delano with scattered biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Castle
San Francisco
London
War records volumes near complete for press in current year
Fragmented notes describe naval war records and a superintendent named Hicherd Rast compiling volumes. The fourth volume is prepared for the press, with two rare volumes hoped to be ready this fiscal year though demand is heavy and editions may be small. Additional pages reference Confederate commanders and Navy Department archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpig
Teeleepe Tyes
Larsze
Durate
Daring Jail Delivery
Six desperate inmates cut through jail walls at Louisville County Jail and escaped, prompting a manhunt and security sweep. Local authorities vow to recover the fugitives and review security procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ex-speaker Crisp Dead in Unclear Report
Fragmented notice mentions ex Speaker of the House and a person named Crisp with references to Ath and PTE Woes, but readable details are minimal and context unclear. The record preserves two named individuals and a few scattered phrases without a coherent incident or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisp
Chus
House of Representatives
Vague OCR Fragments Report a Threat Notice
Fragmented text references a threatening order to collect alleged data linked to James Mason as president and Clay Prontiga as manager. Mentions a Davennort branch and a post inquiry. Details are incomplete and unclear from the damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossess
Aincalusé
At Cigims
Ardo
Davennort
James Mason
Clay Prontiga
Tonster
Appropriation for transporting felons exhausted
The 15,090 appropriation by the last Legislature to cover costs of transporting convicted felons to state prisons is exhausted. Sheriffs must preserve vouchers until November 1 when the appropriation year resumes. The old law will be amended to charge expenses on an inline basis for the next period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiese
Trains Collide Near Windor Station Fatal Excurison
Two passenger trains on the St. Louis and San Francisco line collided near Wind sor Station thirteen miles from St. Louis. Eight people were killed instantly and twenty one seriously injured. The Sound train was the second section of an excursion. The wreck was caused by failure to obey orders. All the dead were from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa
Chicago
Stert
Montpelier
Wilson
Roeks
Marr
Roll Weaver
Claude Smith
Fort Wayne
George Freeh
Rye
White
South Bend
St. Louis
San Francisco
Windsor Station
Princeton Observes Sesquicentennial with Cleveland Address
The Princeton Sesquicentennial celebration features President Grover Cleveland delivering a major address in Alexander Hall. He speaks on duties of college men to good government, urging unity and restraint in politics as the nation marks a century and a half of American education heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton, N. J
Princeton
United States
France
Germany
Oxford
Cleveland
Closeland
Clewland
Hee
Sowood
Simiey Rathy
Ganferrvine
Desrees
RB Mortan
Row Gilder
Aliss
United Men
Repton University
Colles
Wlan Bac Perth
Sis
Poe
Bert
Prineton University
American Brotherhood
America
Henry Yates Sintterley
Washington, D. C
Alexander Hall
Condensed Dispatches of 19th Century Violence and Politics
Reports of political campaigning in Kentucky and Virginia, murders in Wise County and Albany area, stabbings in Harbor Springs, shootings and attempted suicides in Brooklyn, a fatal mine accident, a self destruction case, and track cycling records. The era’s turmoil shows deaths, convictions, and public unrest across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Aldrich
Touganoxie
Kas
Union Pacific
Lawrence
O. E. A. Weissner
Brooklyn
Alfred Beamon
Kate Bascom
Clinton
Kansas City
Harbor Springs
Mich
Peter Rigenobisee
William Back
Brook Inn
Daniel Reynolds
Charles Meyer
Charles Stone
Meyer
Reynolds
Arthus E. Smith
Chicago
Ain m
T Lincoln Cycling Club
Constantinople Slogs Bomb Seizures and Royal Scandals Reported
The report notes police in Constantinople seizing large numbers of bombs and ongoing Armenian arrests. Archives allegedly reveal Emperor William owning Schlossplatz properties. Weyler bans insurgent labeling in Penar del Rio. German Russian alliance claim surfaces from Bis marck era. Queen Withering begins public role. Von Hahnke travels to The Hague with a gift. Estate litigation over Thomas Mackin of Chicago ends amid settlement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
William
Scloss-Platz
Schlossfreiheit
Berlin
Weyler
Cuba
Penar del Rio
Wamburzer Nachrichten
Emperor William
Farl
Thomas Mackin
Chicago
Beer Avenue
Mackin
Schuco
J.P. Winston
Toouisville Pisconsins
al Tying
Riverside Gain Club
Elkwood Bark
New York
Elkwood
L' Alba
Morrison Attacks Altgeld in Letter from I C C Chairman
Interstate Commerce Commission chairman Morrison charges Governor Altgeld with approving misappropriation of state funds and presiding over the era of the most corrupt administration in the state's history. The letter asserts Democratic power faded then returned under Altgeld and criticizes Taubeneck and Baker figures. Morrison offers no national stance, though he is not expected to back Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Daniel Krisher
First Netional Bank of
North Manchester
Tadu
W. 2. Morrison
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. R. Burroughs
Edwardsville
Altgeld
Democratic Party
Alfzeld
Bo He Taubeneck
Joh Baker
Mr. Jorrison
Mrr. Bryan
Commodity prices and grain markets in midwest exchange report
Report lists corn prices at 75.2 cents and oats at 19s bay. describes cattle feed values including stocker heifers and cows priced from $1.00 to $3.00 and various poultry items with per pound rates. Also notes hides, turkey hens, ducks, geese, and other farm products with limited colorings and regional quotes from Chicago New York Baltimore St Louis.
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Nouse
Faraifr
Janes
Seana
Wayne County
John Steele
Ida Hollingsworth
Chauncey Duday
Millersburg
State University
Robert Clevenger
Fartinland
Ed Shannon
Antonio Forrinette
Brancuc Haas
Thalas
Charless Hiss
Marion
Terre
A. Daautherts
Thas
Budth & Fee Ry
Shecimiz
Hubo
Carlisle
Secretary OF the Treasury
Kentucky
Necessa
India
Pacific Coast
Erain Awe
Ee Eadere
Pevuilar
Ima Dionden Bank
Inotetty
Armen
Baron Rothechia
Olney
Priv
Coste
Zen
Morton
Ebunter
Genera
Marton
Perai
Bloominton
Snoderfuss Hill
Chievkarmagad
Merton
Vanter
Heo
University of
Tndiana
Eighty Second
Tndiana Volunteer Infantry
Athuniayg
McLean
Versailles
Ind
Deline
Columbus Delano
Grant
Lake Howe
Mill Vernon
Delano
Walter Michael
Pano
Amd
Joomrat
John Toate
Uonanilesh
Pesistans
Gueveland
Cullegans
Josephine Henry
Harrodsburg
Bryan
John Spencer
Hartland
Wise County
Adairsville
Arch Proctor
Aaron Crafton
Doc Crafton
Edward Hughson
Albany
N.Y
Cablin Clicii
Indianapollis
Ghuatn
Hay
Red
Maui
Jluus
Sheer
Uens
Sige
Springs
Turkey
S&s
S. Hides
Baltimore
Whear
Waczat
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