Three Saloons Denied Licenses by County Board
The People vs Allen Shaff led to the County Commissioners denying Shaff a liquor license, with two other applicants Joseph Steely and Pat McMahon withdrawing after Shaff’s license was refused. Objections centered on character, and witnesses on both sides testified before the board. The decision drew general approval and commends for the commissioners.
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The
People
Allen Shaff
Board of County Commissioners
Shaff
Joseph Steely
Pat McMahon
Mr. Shatf
Fred Board
O. P. Lewis
C. M. McCabe
J. Loeb
W. W. Layton
John W. Sullivan
Mr. Shaff
WV. D. Smith
8. T. Randolph
John Wilson
Mrs. Welch
W. W. Luke
Last Excursion to Detroit Via of the Wabash
A Pittsburgh area brief reports a round trip fare of $3 for a Covington departure at 5 p m on Saturday September 21. Another item notes a fire destroying the Layton slate Danaherly farm house valued at 1500 with partial furniture saved. Police track a seed theft ending in Crawfordsville jail.
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Ndinapoli
Big Four
Sovereien Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Ind
Biz
Ila Trom
Indianapalis
Tadimuepolis
Warren J. Lynen
Cc Ticket Act
Ciscinnati
Wabash
Covington
Webb Sprankle
Layton Slace
Danaherly Farm
Emma Goldman Held in McKinley Case Secrecy
Emma Goldman known as the Anarchist Queen was arrested in Chicago on a warrant tied to the McKinley assassination attempt. She denied any plot involvement and said Leon Czolgosz acted alone, claiming she had no direct ties to him or plans against the president.
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Chicago
Emma Goldmen
Leon Czolgosz
Czolgosz
Cleveland
Captain Schnettler
O'Neill
Harrison Street
Emma Goldman
Colloran
Ner Corezai
Linden Hotel Fire Destroys Premises After Lamp Accident
Mrs. John Vyse operated the Linden hotel until a kitchen lamp exploded, igniting the room and causing total loss. Insurance stood at 2400 dollars on a 3000 dollar jury wallet. The fire occurred Thursday after seven o clock with no staff present. Journal notes Anna Reed died of bowel inflammation at her North Fourth Street home about 3 AM. Services planned for Sunday at 2 PM at her house with burial at Mt Hops cemetery. A streetcar fatality involved a motorman named Wright not John Young. a freight collision with a Big Four train preceded the incident. M Board returned from Chicago last night.
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Linden Hotel
John Vyse
Joss
Clements& Evans
Anna Reed
North Fourth Street
Mt. Hops
John Young
Wright
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Buroham
Machias
H. Lincoln
Dr. King
LeRoy Allen
Clintonian
Foley
Geo. D. Cook
London
Dr. Kings
Washington, DC
Geneseo Pure Feat Co
Lees
N.Y
Tipecnte
FY Myers
Yue
Dochterman
Loeb’s Stores
May Barkley
Danyilie
Mark Rodgers
Nellie
Roy
Crawfordsville Fair
Hildebrand and
Lew
Duchterman’s
Misa Vera McCabe
Lethia Springs
Jas Gee
Geiser Manufacturing Co
George Williams
Bluffton
J. T. Bell
Lou
Effie Grosscost
Bert Bell
Warren County
Raaben Grosscast
Geo. Hendrix
Corydon
Springton
Co. G. 13
Amanda
Bertha Smith
George
Loeb’s
Alma Board
Oxford
Ohio
Oxford Seminary
Miss Board
Dochterman's
John S. Spence
Susie Rhodes
Wred Stitz
J. H. Spence
Fountain
Edward J. Martin
Covington, Ind
Detroit
Barry Randolph
E. H. Nebeker
J.C. Hopkine
Mark Rogers
John Slattery
Turney Hedges
Tom McGeorge Jr
el Murry
Albert Franklin
James Marsh
Flossie Hays
Dr. Henderson
Bill Holycross
Hugh P. Johnston
James S. Laswell
A. D. Osborn
W. W. Pettitt
Harry Stevens
Ella Williams
F. W. Boyd
P.M
William Lang
John DeHaven
Danville
Billy
Crawfordeville
Miller
Queen OF the
Chi
Cago
President McKinley
Anarchy
Leon Czolgoez
Infans
NEW_YORK
Linden Hostelry
Johm Young
M. Board
Chicaco
Dugsties
J. M. Rhodes & Son
Covingtch, Ind
Bulfaio
Buffalo
Evan Tie
Faye Ve
Metie Gaanand
Bears
the Contaur Company
New York City
Williams’ Mills
Nobby Fair
Arthur Miller
the Tailor
F.C. DeWitt & Co
Geo
E. Cook
Torr
Lafayette
Business College
LNTON
A. Prare, Paes
Idiana
Tras
D. Loew
Covington,ta
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Capitol
Oklahoma City
J. Roach Johnson & CO
K.O. P. Building
ASAMS
Oh Cricard
J. Loeb’s
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