Logansport Interurban Coup Seizes Fifth Street
In Logansport Indiana Judge Chase altered the counter injunctions of McCulloch and Boyd, allowing track laying on Fifth Street south of Market and High Street west of Fifth. Spectators surged as crews moved to complete a rail block, seizing control of the street before Boyd plans could connect their system. The Pilling injunction was dissolved as well.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Judge Chase
Circuit Court
McCulloch and Boyd
Fifth
High Streets
High
Fifth Streets
Fifth Street
Market
High Street
Boyd
Avenue
McCulloch & Successful
Coup de Main
Electric line project advances from Danville to Clinton
In Clinton Indiana on May 1 a meeting was held in Dana to decide the routing of the Danville to Terre Haute electric line via Ridge Farm Dana and Clinton. Ten interested parties were informed by telephone that the company has subscribed to build and equip the road, with Clinton and Clinton township requested only to grant the right of way.
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Indianapolis Journal
Clinton
Ind
Dan- Ville
Terre Haute
Ridge Farm
Dana
Hell Township
Clinton Township
Franklin College Faculty Club Entertainment May 1
Franklin College in Indiana hosts an evening by the Faculty Club with Dr C F Mall as speaker on Germany read by Professor Zeppenfeld. A J Thurston and Mrs Thurston attend. D A Owen presented books. Dr Freeman donates Outlook volumes. The storm damages the athletic park fence, adding debt to the Athletic Association.
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Indianapel
Franklin, Ind
Franklin College
Zeppenfeld
Weye
Heideberg
Germany
A. J. Thurston
Bhelby‘ville
No Action Taken On Horne Wilson Parole News
Michigan City Ind May 1 The Board of control of the State Prison gave no official consideration to charges against Dr Brose Horne former prison physician left for Texas to start a new career The parole board granted thirty one today J Marsh Wilson of Shelbyville and Jesse Webb of Indianapolis among the released convicts Wilson a former Shelby County treasurer defrauded the county in procurement of printing supplies with George M Ray Webb served two years and two months awaiting employment security before discharge
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
Board of Control
Brose
Horne
Board of State Charities
Texas
Parole Board
J. Marsh Wilson
Shelbyville
Jesse Webb
Indianapolis
Wilson
Shelby County
George M. Ray
Webb
Peace in labor circles in Marion and Terre Haute
In Marion on May 1, a labor dispute threatened strikes but nears settlement. Krein chain works workers had been locked out eight weeks. unions secured higher pay at about the previous year’s scale. Wages rose about per cent and deliveries resumed after the agreement. In Terre Haute, State Labor Commissioner McCormack met streetcar strikers to hear their story of the ongoing dispute.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Krein Chain Works
National Chain Works
Terre Haute
McCormack
Two Haute
Board member visits amid arbitration doubt in Terre Haute
Mr. Schmid of the board of commissioners visited Manager Clark of the company here but Clark says he is to go out of town and no arbitration is expected. Schmid plans another visit soon. In Elwood laborers struck over pay, demanding 1 a day, contractors Porter & Howlin refuse, one man returns to work while others stay out.
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Schmid
Board of Commissioners
Manager Clark
Clark
Commissioner Schmid
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Porter & Howlin
Titten
Petersburg Tailor John Burger Dies at Sixty in Evansville
Evansville Indiana May. John Burger a Peters burg tailor and leading citizen died today at sixty. He left an estate valued about five thousand dollars after years in business. Forty years ago his fiancée, a Petersburg social leader, jilted him on the wedding day and he vowed never to speak to another soul, avoiding all recognition on the street. Her husband died soon after.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
John Burger
Petersburg
Here
Burger
Longtime Mount Vernon Banker John M. Lockwood Dies at 93
Evansville Indiana May 1 John M. Lockwood aged ninety three died at his Mount Vernon home. He started the first bank in southern Indiana and served on the Evansville City Council in 184 that voted the tax for the Evansville Terre Haute Railroad. He was immensely wealthy.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
John M. Lockwood
Mount Vernon
Indiana
Evansville & Terre Haute
Death notices from Indiana mourn multiple heart disease related deaths
KOKOMO Mrs. Dr A J Bates called to Marion by sudden death of her mother Elizabeth Freel eighth family member to die from heart disease Lucy slept beside her mother then awoke to find her dead ELWOOD Mrs Eliza Burket pioneer of north Madison county died at home near Orestes aged 76 Robert Shipley early settler in area dead aged 60 CRAWFORDSVILLE Mrs Susan C Tuttle widow of Rev J F P Tuttle former president of Wabash College died this evening after general decline funeral set for Saturday afternoon
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Kokomo
Ind
A. J. Bates
Marion Tonor
Elizabeth Freel
Robert Shipley
Elwood
Frankton
Crawfordsville
Susan C. Tuttle
J. F P. Tuttle
Wabash College
Rockaway
N. J
New Christian Church Opens in Greenwood Indiana
A May 2 concert will be held in the new Greenwood Christian Church the first public opening. Dedication services Sunday May 4 at 10 20 led by Rev M W Yocum with a sermon by Rev Z T Sweeney of Columbus. The brick building seats about 500 and cost 100000, replacing a 34 year old church with 28 members. The Edison lit interior allows rooms to form one large auditorium on Broadway and Smart streets, with joint dedication by local denominations.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenwood
Ind
M. W. Yocum
Z. T. Sweeney
Columbus
J. W. Conner
Irvington
Indiana
Kimberlin Heights
Tenn
Butler College
Broadway
Smart Streets
Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist Churches
Christian Church of Franklin
Red Men Hold First Indiana District Meeting at Warsaw
The first district meeting of the Order of Red Men ever held in Indiana took place in Warsaw with seven teen tribes from Kosciusko Noble Whitley De Kalb Huntington Wabash Fulton Marshall St Joseph and Elkhart counties present. Leaders Great Sachem Lewis Otto Great Senior Sagamore Charles Hicks and Great Chief of Records Thomas Harrison with Deputy Great Sachem William Bullers presided. The gathering aimed to strengthen ties among tribes and a banquet at Armory Hall marked the close of the event.
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Warsaw
Ind
Order of Red Men
Indiana
Kosciusko
Noble
Whitley
de Kalb
Huntington
Wabash
Fulton, Marshall
St. Joseph
Elkhart
Lewis Otto
Crawfordsville
Sagamore
Charles Hicks
Anderson
Thomas Harrison
Indianapolis
William Bullers
Armory Hall
Bedford man dies in act of self destruction
Bedford Indiana May 1 1924 Charley Kelley forty four of Spider Creek near Sixteenth Street died after taking a large dose of strychnine He had told a neighbor he planned to die by his own hand and showed the container before his death The neighbor found him in bed with the poison package nearby
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Charley Kelley
Spider Creek
Sixteenth Street
Kelley's Se
Kelley
Confesses the Murder in Hammond Indiana Case
Arthur Meyer a nineteen year old Lowell boy confessed to killing his employer Douglas Craft a farmer on April 18 The case created a sensation as Meyer earlier claimed Craft shot at him and then killed himself Craft lay in the barn twelve hours before his wife learned of the tragedy Meyer later said he fired into his own arm to back his claim that Craft tried to murder him
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Hammond
Ind
Arthur Meyer
Lowell
Douglas Craft
Meyer
Craft
Former New Albany Mayor John J. Richards Stricken
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from New Albany Ind May 1 John J Richards longtime mayor and Police Court judge, suffered paralysis this morning His right side is affected and doctors fear partial recovery If he survives he may not regain full use of his limbs Richards served three mayoral terms from 1885 to 1889 a leading Indiana Mason and thrice illustrious grand master of the Grand Council Royal and Select Masters of Indiana
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
John J. Richards
Richards
Indiana
Owl Beds
Local justice of the peace in New Albany area named Mason
May 1 in Lafayette ind a burglar entered the Newman home on Sir Columbia street and fled after an encounter with Mrs Newman who struck him with a gas pipe and seized a watch. The intruder escaped down an alley as Mr Newman remains unfound.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Frank Newman
Columbia Street
Three Workmen Hurt When Scaffold Falls at Columbian Park
In Lafayette Indiana on May 1 a scaffold at the Columbian Park pumping station collapsed while three bricklayers France Landis Jean Sense and John Clark were on it. Clark was seriously injured after landing head first from about twenty feet. Sense and Landis suffered minor injuries.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Columbian Park
Landis
Jean Sense
John Clark
Carrier
Clark
Sense
Bedford Indiana sees growth as gas plant and mains laid
Bedford reports rapid prosperity with completion of the Hot Water Heating Company gas plant and seven miles of mains underway. Nearby, Lafayette notes the death of Charles C. Cochran from a scaffold accident at the Purdue agricultural building. Elwood sees a new Chinese laundry spark unionization amid labor tensions.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Indiana
Body of Private Dupree Arrives for Burial in Lafayette
The body of Private John Dupree of Company E Twelfth Infantry who fell in action at Botac Philippine Islands on Sept 22 1900 arrived in Lafayette Ind for burial after being shipped to San Francisco a year ago while relatives arranged final rites.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
John Dupree
Company E
Twelfth Infantry
Botac
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Electrical storm knocks phone from wall in Scottsburg
During a Monday night electrical storm a Scott County Telephone Co. line rented to H. Thomas was knocked from the wall to the floor. The building, fuses, and exchange wires escaped damage. In Fort Wayne, Senator Fleming's allies hail a financial coup as he bought 1000 Morgan Louisville & Nashville stock and sold for a $17.00 gain.
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Indianapolis Journal
Scottsburg
Ind
Scott County Telephone Company
H. Thomas
Fort Wayne
Fleming
Morgan
Louisville & Nashville
Peters farm cattle sale draws large Fort Wayne crowd
In Fort Wayne on May 1 a sale at J. C. Peters farm attracted many buyers. Six bulls sold for 94 dollars total. twenty-seven cows and heifers brought 5,600 dollars. Overall sales totaled 6,540 dollars with averages of 156.66 and 297.41 dollars per animal respectively.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. C. Peters
Smallpox Death, New Cases Raise Quarantine at Shelburn
In Sullivan Indiana on May 1 one death from smallpox occurred at Shelburn and two new cases developed. Ten families there were placed under quarantine while Delearbo reports one new case.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sullivan
Ind
Shelburn
Delearbo
Farmer William Pittman Dies of Lockjaw After Hand Crushed
Sullivan Indiana May 1 William Pittman a 35 year old farmer living near Staffordshire died suddenly today of lockjaw from his hand being crushed when a horse stepped on it.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sullivan, Ind
William Pittman
Staffordshire
Fort Wayne official shifts and Indiana local notes
Fort Wayne division changes at Prudential with C W Noble moving to Terre Haute and A J Beal succeeding him. Samuel Wolf underwent appendicitis surgery at St Joseph Hospital and is recovering. Indiana items include Bonnell’s May gauger and storekeeper targets and accusations of political discrimination, Friends yearly meeting reports from Richmond, Windfall route proposals, Portland Prohibition ballot printing, Scottsburg commercial club formation, Kokomo firm sale and plant expansion, Noblesville civil suit over croton oil contaminated sandwich, and a pastor appointment excerpt.
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Fort Wayne
C. W. Noble
Prudential Insurance Company
Terre Haute
A. J. Beal
Youngstown, O
Samuel Wolf
Wolf & Dessauer
St. Joseph Hospital
Bonnell
Richmond
Friends’ Indiana Yearly Meeting
Allen Jay
W. H. Johnston
Tipton County
Portland
Taylor
Scottsburg
Kokomo
H. C. Davis & Son
Indiana
Orotors
Rock
Noblesville
Levi BE
Burton
James Osborn
John Will
Presbyterian Church Installation Planned in Normal City
In Normal City a Presbyterian Church installation will be led Friday night by prominent ministers of the presbytery. ELWOOD The effort to organize a state militia company in the city has been abandoned after laboring people voiced strong objections to the plan.
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Presbyterian Church
Normal City
Muncie
Elwood
Bishop Spalding Silver Jubilee Observed at Peoria
The silver jubilee of Right Rev. John Lancaster Spalding bishop of Peoria was celebrated at St Marys Cathedral with Cardinal Gibbons delivering the jubilee sermon. A banquet preceded the service and Monsignor Mackin presented a 7000 purse for a Spalding Institute scholarship. Over 409 Catholic clergy attended from across the United States. In Philadelphia Cardinal Martinelli said he was recalled to Rome by Pope Leo XIII and would sail once able to settle papal delegation affairs.
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Peoria, Lll
John Lancaster Spalding
Peoria
St. Mary’s
Cardinal Gibbons
Dean Mackin
Bishop Spalding
Spalding Council
Knights of Columbus
Spalding Institute For
United States
Philadelphia
BUTCHERS FEAR PACKERS IN MISSOURI BEEF CASE
Missouri Attorney General L. E. Crow and assistant Jeffries traveled from Jefferson City to Kansas City then St Joseph to gather evidence against a suspected beef packing trust. Crow said the butchers fear the packers and may hamper testimony. Jeffries noted pressure from packers and difficulty securing witnesses. He planned to summon Kansas City butchers via the Supreme Court if needed.
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Kansas City
L.E. C. Crow
Missouri
5. B. Jeffries
Jefferson City
Jeffries
St. Joseph
Supreme Court
Packers’ Combine
St. Louis
Mr. Jeffries
Bulloway Reports Beef Trust Talks With Knox Informs Senate Platt
In Washington Bulloway, head of a New York Republican Club committee, met Attorney General Knox to discuss the beef trust and evidence gathered. He said the panel seeks pledges from major meat firms against unwarranted price hikes during test cases and denied aiming to take DOJ duties. In Chicago a bill for an injunction against the combine is ready, with Judge Day expected to return East and waiting word from Washington to act.
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Washington
Alfred M. Bulloway
Republican Club of
New York
New York State
Beef Trust
Knox
Bulloway
Senator Platt
Department of Justice
Chicago
East
Bethea
Methodist Bishops Opened at Chattanooga
CHATTANOOGA May 1 The semi annual conference of the board of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened at the Stanton House with bishops Merrill Andrews Warren Foss Walden Mallelieu Fowler Fitzgerald Goodsell Cranston Hamilton Joyce expected tomorrow Sessions run to May 6 Foss chosen chairman Fitzgerald secretary Ministers’ vote on the proposed new constitution stood 421 for and 2525 against, meeting required three fourths. A reception for the bishops was held tonight by local Methodists.
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Tenn
Board of Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stanton House
Merrill
Chicago
Andrews
New York
Warren
Denver
Foss
Philadelphia
Walden
Cincinnati
Mallelieu
Boston
Fowler
Buffalo
Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Goodsell
Cranston
Portland
Ore
Hamilton
San Francisco
Joyce
Salen Foss
Denver Bishop Olmstead Consecrated in Colorado Diocese
In Denver at St. John’s Cathedral Rev. Dr. Charles Olmstead formerly of Pennsylvania was consecrated as bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Colorado. The cathedral crowd overflowed as many others could not gain admission to the service.
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Denver
Col
Charles Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Episcopal Diocese of
Colorado
St. John’s Cathedral
Reverend Alexander Mackay Smith Named Bishop Coadjutor
In Philadelphia on May 1 the Rev. Alexander Mackay Smith was consecrated bishop coadjutor of the diocese of Pennsylvania. The Trinity Church ceremony drew prominent clergymen and laypeople from across the United States and Canada, reflecting broad support for his leadership.
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Philadelphia
Alexander Mackay Smith
Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Het Trinity Church
Canada
Missionary Appointed for Mindanao Mission
Boston May 1 The American board appoints Robert F Black of Union Theological Seminary New York as its first missionary to Mindanao He will graduate this month and begin work on the Philippine islands this year
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Boston
Philippine Islands
Robert F. Black
Union Thelogical Seminary
New York
Mindanao
Many pension bills filed by Indiana senator pairbanks
Senator Fairbanks filed 150 private pension claims with the pensions committee, noting that Fairbanks Burton and Foraker lead in pension bills. He aims to pension several named Indiana and area soldiers with Grand Army post endorsements, and met with the President at the White House. Labor unions push for an educational test for immigrants, while Representative Watson plans a literacy reading requirement for entrants. Beveridge hosts an official circus party for state functionaries. The Navy secretary transition, land office appointments, and canal talks with Nicaragua and Costa Rica progress at varied ceremonial and committee levels. Senator Beveridge meets War Department officials. President Roosevelt plans Annapolis trip. House labor debate on a colored race inquiry is postponed. A liquor-license warrant is issued for a Capitol restaurant. The Cuba diplomatic service bill gets House committee approval. Boer sympathy resolutions move to hearing. Interior suspends an Indian agent at Fort Belknap.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Fairbanks
Committee On Pensions
Foraker
Burton
George W. Long
Brownsburg
Andrew Auck
Indianapolis
Alfred Johnson
William Allen
West Newton
Marion County
John W. Parson
Newark
William Mauchamer
Anderson
Senator Fairbanks
White House
Shattuc
United States
Watson
Indiana
Henderson
House Debates DC Appropriation and Philippines Orders
The House spent most of the day on the District of Columbia appropriation bill which was not completed. Shattuc spoke on industrial conditions while Gaines criticized conditions in the Philippines. Resolutions were adopted calling for War Department orders on Samar under Gen. Jacob H. Smith and for Civil Service Commission appointments. Edenton moved to Elizabeth City port of entry, a bridge across the Manatee River was authorized, Loudon Park Cemetery expansion approved, and extra mail matter without sufficient postage to be returned to sender. The session resumed with the DC appropriation bill.
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House
District of Columbia
Shattuc
Ohio
Gaines
Tennessee
Philippines
Burleson
War Department
Samar
Jacob H. Smith
Conroy
Massachusetts
Civil Service Commission
Albemarle
N. C
Edenton
Elizabeth City
United States and West Indian Steamship Company
Manatee River
Florida
Loudon Park National Cemetery
Baltimore
Funnel shaped cloud devastates Bayard Iowa area
A May 1 tornado struck Bayard Iowa at 7 20 PM destroying the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul depot two elevators and several homes. An agent is reported killed or injured. Telegraph lines were disrupted. Similar funnel clouds hit Vanwert Weldon and Leroy in Decatur County causing injuries and property damage.
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Bayard
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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Weldon
Leroy
Decatur County
Oklahoma hail storm wreaks havoc across western territories
Guthrie Oklahoma May 1 A terrible hail storm swept western Oklahoma from Pond Creek west causing great devastation. Livestock slaughtered and crops including wheat and fruit severely damaged across a wide area. Officials report extensive property disruption and ongoing assessments.
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Guthrie
O. T
Oklahoma
Pond Creek
Fires Threaten Norfolk Block and Swiss Spa Blaze
Fire in the Virginia Candy Company building on Commercial Place, Norfolk, Va., spread toward Water Street and Roanoke Avenue, threatening the entire block. Losses total 82,000 with insurance covering all. Principal loser is the Virginia Candy Company as damages to buildings reach 44,000. In Berne Switzerland the Gurnigel Bad health resort was destroyed by fire, church spared, no fatalities. In Phoenix Arizona Territory ten business houses burned including Vanderburg’s Jewelry and Buxton & Co.
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Virginia Candy Company
Commercial Place
Water Street
Roanoke Avenue
Berne
Switzerland
Gurnigel Bad
Thun
Phoenix
A. T
Sherman Defeats Clearwater in World Pool Championship
In Baltimore on May 1 at 1 am the world championship pool match concluded with Frank Sherman of Washington, D. C., defeating W. H. Clearwater by 69 balls to 576. The match began Saturday night, ending early this morning.
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Baltimore
Frank Sherman
Washington, D. C
W. H. Clearwater
Sherman
Clearwater
Undertakers Called On A Noisy Premature Burial Joke
Three undertakers were summoned to North Senate avenue around 1 a m to take charge of a body. They arrived separately and after a consultation found no corpse and no one who knew anything about the call. It is believed someone sent the order as a prank.
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Senate Avenue
Democrats Honor Altgeld Sparks Critics in Chicago
In Chicago on Sunday a gathering of Democrats including J. J. Lewis and Clarence Darrow praised John P. Altgeld but drew sharp rebuke for remarks praising anarchist ties. Dialogue criticized President Cleveland’s use of troops and Altgeld’s pardons as un-American and harmful to Americanism and patriotism.
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Starke County
Ind
J. J. Lewis
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
John P. Altgeld
Mr. Derrow
Cleveland
Altgeld
Joliet
Grover Cleveland
No Argument on Dead Issues
The New York World declines to join Mr. Bryan in revisiting lost campaigns and debates on dead issues. It argues the public shows no interest in political ghosts and counters Bryan’s claims of U S bimetallism, stating the nation already has practical bimetallism and that Bryan has been a silver monometallist for eight years.
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New York
Bryan
Gates Morgan deal creates odd control anomaly
The Minneapolis Tribune details how Gates gained control of Louisville and Nashville by purchasing most of $5,000 in new stock issued and sold short, making him effectively the company. He faced a potential self-imposed price squeeze, prompting the search for a trustee with Morgan ready to serve.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Louisville & Nashville
Gates
Mr. Morgan
Romance by John Milton Found in England in Chicago News
The Chicago Record-Herald reports a romance attributed to John Milton has been discovered in England Men of letters face travel issues as Milton cannot attend the annual conclave of Indian authors in Chicago this week due to circumstances.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
John Milton
England
Milton
Ndt
Grover Cleveland Returns to Princeton from Florida
Princeton May 1 Grover Cleveland arrived back from Florida saying the five weeks were very pleasant and his health is much improved He spoke briefly about the trip noting the pleasant weather and his spirits are high after travel and rest in sunny climes.
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Mr. Cleveland
Florida
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Tng
Thomas Bishop Marries Susanna Shuck in Mexico Mine Venture
May 1 in old Mexico, Thomas Bishop a wealthy mine owner who is totally blind wed Susanna Shuck a restaurant cook. After a short courtship he decided to marry and took her as his wife amid their meeting and nuptials.
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Finlay
Thomas Bishop
Old Mexico
Susanna Shuck
Archbishop Corrigan YWeech Better After Illness
Keyes said Archbishop Corrigan would likely sit up in a week as he recovers from illness. The update notes his condition has improved and mentions possible future activities.
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