Former officers must now turn back old fees
Indianapolis April 13 A review shows Robert A. Brown former supreme court clerk 1898 1906 paid 6 641 02 to his successor Ed V Fitzpatrick on Feb 26 this year representing fees collected during his term The Grieger law empowers action to collect unreturned sheriff and transcript fees from former clerks four ex officials are named with amounts and deadlines as the attorney general may sue if unpaid by April 27.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert A. Brown
Supreme Court
Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Brown
Fitzpatrick
Hanly
Greiger
Simon P. Sheerin
Logansport
William T. Noble
Richmond
Los Angeles
Cal
Andrew M. Sweeney
Alexander Hess
Wabash
Grieger
Bingham
Nowise
Hardy
Indiana
Clerk of the Supreme Court
Supreme
Michael Thornton
New Albany
Long-serving ministers in Northern Indiana Methodist Conference
The Northern Indiana conference lists numerous veterans still active in pulpits after decades of service. Names include William HE McCarty of Portland who began in 1859 and C G Hudson of Anderson from 1863, among others such as W H Pierce Hagerstown 1876 and J N Herrick Kokomo 1868. There are a dozen or more with twenty-five years and many with twenty years or more in the ministry.
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Indiana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
William HE. McCarty
Portland
C. G. Hudson
Anderson
W. H. Pierce
Hagerstown
J. N. Herrick
Kokomo
C. H. Wilkinson
New Paris
O. S. Harrison
Richmond
E. L. Lemans
Wabash
A. J. Carey
Windfall
R. C. Jones
Gas City
G. B. Work
R. H. Smith
Hartford City
H. OJ. Norrig
Winchester
H. ‘W. Bennett
Warsaw
C. King
Dunkirk
JB. Cook
Ossian
Chicago Crime Exposed by Turner in McClure's Essay
George Kibbe Turner argues in McClure's that Chicago's crime wave stems from a vast, entwined system of liquor profits and political protection. He cites $100,000,000 liquor receipts, fourfold saloon excess, ward bosses, and a legal dissipation network totaling about $135,000,000 yearly, fueling violence and corruption.
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New York
George Kibbe Turner
Galveston
Chicago
McClure
United States
Turner
Sianay
Ashland Avenue
Whisky Row
South
Mr. Turner
Women Pay Their Fines New Rule Obtains in the Cases Before Judge Skelton
Seventy six keepers and inmates of houses of ill fame were fined in city court Saturday on affidavits filed by the police department. Keepers appeared in person or by attorney, with most present. Fines were $10 and costs for keepers and $5 and costs for inmates.
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Skelton
Oklahoma Republican Committee seeks Gilliams as campaign speaker
Congressman Clarence C. Gilliams has been contacted by the Oklahoma Republican Central Committee to speak in support of ratifying the constitution and the election of Republican candidates. He will probably accept.
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Clarence C. Gilliams
Republican Central Committee
Oklahoma
Children accuse their father of crime of bigamy
In Shelbyville Indiana Frank Gleason sues John L Gleason a Cincinnati saloon keeper for 200 alleging bigamy. Witness John F Gleason declares he never married Nellie Gleason the mother of Frank Walter and John Gleason are named as his children. The case cites a supposed third wife and a disputed will amid claims of prior marriages and a 1884 Covington fake drowning. Australia plans to repatriate a thousand Australians in South Africa.
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Shelbyville
Ind
John L. Gleason
Cincinnati
Shelby County
Frank Gleason
Waldron
Gleason
Covington
Birmingham
Ala
Nellie Gleason
Hamilton County Court House
John F. Geason
Frank
Walter
John Gleason
James Henderson
J. F. Gleason
Central Avenue
Cincinnnati
Wealthy Pittsburg youth attempts suicide in theater
Robert M. Crow, 22, heir to a rich Pittsburg family, shot himself in a Grand Opera box as Miss Ethel Levey sang. The act sparked panic. Crow is hospitalized with little hope of recovery. His relatives call it Pittsburg paranoia fueled by desire to amass fortune and the Thaw trial influence.
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Pittsburg
Robert M. Crow
Grand Opera House
Crow
H. C. McEldowney
Union Trust Company
H. C. Frick Bank
Ethel Levey
Miss Levey
W. C. McEldowney
Carnegie
Fire at Wabash home injures two women
Frightened by a Friday afternoon blaze, Mrs. Sandford Johns rushed the flames to save property and fainted. Mrs. Thomas John helped extinguish the fire and救 rescued her with difficulty. Both women were burned but not seriously.
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Wabash
Sandford Johns
Thomas John
James
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