The Three Taverns Sermon and a Charleston Shipwreck
A preacher warns against tavern temptations inspired by three Italian taverns near aMediterranean port and cites the Home steamship disaster off Charleston where ninety five perished after drink. The talk links Vice, sea disasters, and moral decline with cultural decay and urges reflection on alcoholic excess.
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Paul
Aetiani
Putenli
Willeh
Nati
Sheelowien
Geome
Actinan
Partensti
Direienires
Harher
Charlestan
Suh Hense Square
Yavier
New York
Charleston
Smith
Farragut
Thenunavy
Jack
Mobile Bay
Eid
The Three Taverns and a Nation’s Drink Dangers
A moral lecture denounces widespread alcohol abuse linking taverns to social ruin. It imagines a future where drunkenness collapses taverns one by one and urges education and legislation to curb alcohol’s harms. The piece also notes grand fruit farms and their scale in California.
Paris claims rise in Girard fortune after will details
In Paris new claimants surface for the Stephen Girard estate which now tops twenty million dollars. The Philadelphia drafted will shields the estate with extensive pamphlet material. many relatives and servants receive small legacies while claimants seek more.
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Stephen Girard
Paris
Girard
Philadelpha
Alough
Dome Collapse Kills Three at Cincinnati Theater
At Robinson's Opera House in Cincinnati a dome failure during the play Dangers of a Great City led to collapse. three people died and many were wounded. Injured include Mrs. Gico and a woman identified as Miss Lues Cohen, with multiple others hospitalized.
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Cincinnati
Robinson’s Opera House
Alice Opie
Comway
Goldberg
Barr Street
al Tiovhmer
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
City Hospital
George Kleeman
P.m
Nick Kleeman
Pearl Hall
St. Sycamore Street
East Ninth Street
Henry Fleck
Threadway
George Otte
Water Works Department
Sammel Rosenblaum
Working Boys’ Home
Syeamore Street
Della Aigeier
John White
Amelia W
Mars Howe
Mary Moorman
Twelfth
Clay Streets
Lues Cohen
Gico
Nice
Tireat City
George W. Rapp
American Institute of Architects
America
Canadian Independence Club calls for country free from Britain
An organization named the Canadian Independence elub issues a manifesto spread through the city Friday urging Canada to sever ties with England. The message marks a push for full autonomy amid wartime geopolitical shifts.
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Canada
Manxthean
Canadian Independence Elub
England
Spain plans to pacify Cuba and seek annexation to U S
Madrid dispatch says Gen Blanco given full power to end the insurrection by any means and pursue liberal reforms without full autonomy. Cuban merchants and sugar planters push annexation, arguing only the United States can guarantee peace and life and property, with a possible committee to approach U S business leaders.
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Inlard
Spain
United States
Sagasta
Cuba
Marshal Campos
Blanco
Matanzas
Key West
Fla
Havana
Madrid
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Washington
New Haven Prepays Taxes Suit Against Yale College
New Haven authorities plan to sue Yale College for about 460000 in taxes in November. Officials expect the case to go to the superior court after earlier rumors of arbitration.
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New Haven
Yele College
Fatal Hotel Fire Claims Life in Suhrevenortt La
Mon morning fire destroys Maroney's hotel. All occupants escape with minor injuries except HW 5 Newco of Kansas City who jumped from a second story window breaking both legs. Mr Rose of Saginaw Mich dies at 6 am from severe burns. Mrs Rose severely burned but expected to recover.
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Suhreverortt
Saw mill destroyed by fire in Wisconsin
RMINELasper Wis Oct 19 The saw mill of ILI Fail and H W Gilli gen has been destroyed by fire Loss 259000 Insurance 25000
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Jaw Mim
Rminelasper
Wis
ILI Fail
H.W. Gilligen
Court Martial Planned for Capt Lovering at Fort Sheridan
Oct 49 dispatch reports Secretary Alger directing Gen Brooke to order a court martial for Capt Lovering unless he requests a court of inquiry. Allegations claim brutal mistreatment of a private named Hammond at Fort Sheridan recently.
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Capt
Lovering
Mighty feat as steel bridge replaces iron span
In Philadelphia on a Sunday a 242 by 25 foot bridge span was replaced in two minutes and 32 seconds. Nearly 1,700 tons of iron and steel moved into place with four stationary engines aiding a coordinated lift over Schuylkill river for the Pennsylvania railroad.
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Philadelphia
Schuylki
Girard Avenue
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Road Street
Charles A Dana Dies at Home in Glencove Long Island
Charles A Dana editor of the New York Sun died at his Glencove Long Island home Sunday afternoon after a long illness. His family and physicians were present throughout his final hours as extreme heat hastened his decline and relatives stayed near him Saturday and Sunday. Paul Dana and his sisters were at the bedside at the end.
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New York
Charles A. Dana
The
New York Sun
Glencove
Long Island
Lind Gelock
Mr. Dana
Dans
Dana
Paul Dana
Draper
Underhill
Branan
Snowstorm Shatters Record Across Crested Butte
Heavy snowstorm strikes Crested Butte Colorado after 26 hours of continuous rain and ongoing snowfall. Different dispatches report extreme weather, with ongoing accumulation and uncertain outlook.
Murder of Northern Indiana landowner shocks Brimfield area
In Kendallville Indiana two masked men killed Adam Huffman a major Northern Indiana landowner and severely wounded a hired man during a 2 am break in near Brimfield. Bloodhounds have been set on the robbers trail as authorities investigate the brutal murder.
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Indiana
Kendallville
Ind
Get
Brimfield
Adam Huffman
Huffman
Narrow Escape From Lynching in San Pierre Ind
A San Pierre manhunt erupted after William Messenger killed Charles Nelson near San Pierre Starke county. Messenger was captured in Marion and brought here. his preliminary exam bound him over to await grand jury. The mob demanded lynching as Nelson’s wife showed Messenger their child angered townspeople. Deputies sworn in. jail under heavy guard.
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San Vierte
Ind
Ryox
San Pierre
Starke County
William Messenger
Charles Nelson
Marion
Harter
Starke
Perkins elected president of State Federation of Labor
E A Perkins of Indianapolis was elected president of the State Federation of Labor at Marion Section 15 in the latest session. Reports from trades showed improvement in factory and milling sectors while other trades held steady. Factory Inspector McAbee praised factory law operations as officers were named: President E A Perkins. First VP Edward Healey. Second VP A T Dye. Secretary Treasurer Robert Groff.
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Indianapolis
State Federation of Labor
Marion
Ind
McAbee
E. A. Perkins
Edward Healey
A. T. Dye, Anderson
Robert Groff
First National Bank of New Albany to Wind Up Affairs
The First National Bank of New Albany Indiana will wind up its affairs and retire from business due to weak demand for money and low interest rates. Stockholders will vote on the directors’ plan at a meeting set for October 26. Since 1865 the bank has paid over 1.206 million dollars in dividends and will pay all deposits on demand. Samuel A. Culbertson serves as president with Jesse J. Brown as vice president.
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Amdb
Tivern
Prain
Paul
Phileniet
Iheas
Corinth
Diang
Delos
Festus
Oita
Ada
First National Bank of
New Albany
New Alsany
Ind
Samuel A. Culbertson
Jesse J. Brown
Shot and Suicide Following Engagement Break
Charles Ward shot Miss Laura Bopp Friday night and then killed himself after their engagement had faltered. Laura refused to renew relations during her summer absence in Michigan. Ward asked again, fired, and she was mortally wounded. He then killed himself.
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Logansport
Ind
Charles Ward
Laura Bopp
Ward
Laura
Michigan
Newsboys Race War Shocks Indianapolis Streets
A riot involving white and Negro newsboys erupted in Indianapolis as gangs clashed on downtown streets. Police dispersed the fighters after hours of pursuit. several youths were injured including John Donahue with a broken skull, and others with broken limbs and wounds.
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Indianapolis
Indra Napolsts
Ind
Newsies
Park Theater
State House
John Donahue
Communion Service in Tomlinson Hall Draws 4000
More than 4000 attended the largest communion service in Christian Church history at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis led by Dr. DPD Lucas with Rev. Jabez Hall and Rev. I J Spencer. Thirty two deacons distributed the loaf and wine as about ten rations of wine were used. The event opened the Foreign Christian Missionary convention with over 2000 additional attendees arriving for Monday's opening.
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Ixpranaronsis
Ind
Tomlinson Hall
Dpd. R. Lucas
Jabez Hall
I. J. Spencer
Foreign Christian Missionary Convention
Fire Threatens Indiana Marshes Near City
South and west marshes within five miles of the city are afire. Flames visible from town extend over five miles. A series of brief notices reports accidents and deaths across Indiana including a 9 year old’s fall, a farmer’s suicide, a man killed by a train, another suicide, a drowning, grapes two crops, schools to resume, a man found dead in a well, and a toddler scalded to death.
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Ink
Ephraim Tucker
Greentown
Ndiana
Vauparaise
Ind
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