Ex-Governor Chase Indicted in Greentown Bank Case
Grand jury returns indictments for fraud embezzlement and false pretenses against ex governor Ira J. Chase, bank director John W. Paris, and cashier Lewis S. Walden over the Greentown bank wreck. Warrants issued. organizers used depositor funds for capital and assets. Also notes plans by the Army of the Cumberland Society to publish a survivors roll with addresses and occupations, aiming for 120,000 names.
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Kokomo
Ind
Greentown
Ira J. Chase
John W. Paris
Lewis
Walden
Chase
Paris
Gov. Chase
Army of the Cumberland
Society of the Cumberland
G. G. Karffen
Clergy Denies McGlynn Rumor Of Penitence In Kentucky
Rt Rev John Moore of St Augustine Florida says there is no truth to claims Dr McGlynn hid in a Kentucky monastery to do penance and confirms he is en route to Rome to seek the Pope s blessing and return to priestly duties. Continued Revolt in Costa Rica notes Church aided by $1 000 000 to back government and a critical state economy with scarce money and poor crop outlook. American colonists arriving recently head home due to destitution.
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John Moore
St. Augustine
Florida
McGlynn
Rome
Kentucky
San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Church Party
Edwin Booth Dies Quietly at New York Club Home
Edwin Booth, famed tragedian, died peacefully at his apartments in the Players' Club New York City. At his bedside were his son in law and daughter Mrs Grossman and Mr Grossman, his physician Dr St Clair Smith Superintendent McGonigle and intimate friends Willans Bispham and Chas Farrall. The death was scarcely noticeable to the watchers.
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Edwin Booth
Players’ Club
New York City
Mrs. Grossman
St. Clair Smith
McGonigle
Willans Bispham
Chas. Farrall
Publishers assign Potter firm assets to Boston man
Publishers Potter & Potter have assigned to W. A. Clark Jr. of Boston. Isaac K. Potter says the New England Magazine broke the firm, other publications are in good condition. Stabilities are between $75,000 and $100,000. It is hoped the firm may go on.
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Potter & Potter
New England Magazine
Yankee Blade
The
Woman's Home Journal
American Vehicle
Amesbury Daily
W. A. Clark, Jr
Boston
Isaac K. Potter
Main Street
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Nanoia House of Representatives
Milwaukee
Co. A. Beck
Milwaukee Lumber Company
Spurney Fuel Company
Kenrick
St. Louis
Rome
Nkansas
Concordia
Father Peiffer
Duelmn
Minnu
J. H. McLain
St. Paul, Minn
George Trenton
H. W. Covington
St. Peter Street
Trenton
Covington
Rock Island Crossing
Chicago
Baines
Indianapolis
Koester
C. C Benross
Denver
Colo
Harry Watcham
Brown Palace
Benton
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Toul
Newsom's
Melphia
Wiort
Porren’s Bank
Paulding
Ohio
H. M. Ayres
Potter
Sponater
Brodnix
Herman Bohaffner
Vita
American Trust and Savings Bank
Levi Mayer
Axeignes
Omaha
Catholic Knights win $15702 verdict in Bond Suit
The Catholic Knights of America sued Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York for 50000 seeking O Briens bond shortage. A verdict awarded the Knights 15702 with interest, representing the amount stolen between the Knights last audit and the discovery of the shortage.
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Chattanooga
Catholic Knights of America
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
O'Brien
Knights
Knights of O'Brien
Deaths and Bank Closures Shocks Town of Huntington
Mrs. Frederick Spath died in Huntington Indiana in a strained death after her son Frederick returned from Illinois in years away. The event follows news that Washington National Bank and its savings affiliate have closed their doors amid a banking crisis with other local banks facing severe ruin but holding on.
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Washington National Bank
Washington Savings Bank
Joliet quarry strike wounds fatal for workers
Reported injuries from the Joliet quarry strike include a foreman fatally wounded and another foreman with a broken arm after confrontations with striking workers. Foreman Powderly is not expected to live, and Foreman Larson sustained a broken arm from a striking Black worker.
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Powderly
Larson
Joliet
Iowa Prohibitory State Convention Nominates slate Des Moines
The Iowa Prohibitory State Convention at Des Moines nominated Governor K W Brown Ames Lieutenant Governor J C Reed Delta Supreme Judge J A Harvey Polk County Railroad Commissioner E H Gillet Drake University student School Superintendent Belle H Mix Danville Resolutions endorsed prohibition enforcement pharmacy law stricter rail and postal reforms and suffrage and immigration limits. James Gilbert the dynamiter released from Portland prison after life sentence for 1885 Parliament attack and John J McFarlane fugitive turned four year prisoner in Philadelphia case of American Life Insurance and Bank of America wrecker.
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Iowa
Des Moines
K. W. Brown
Ames
J. C. Reed
Delta
J. A. Harvey
Polk County
E. H. Gillet
Drake University
Belle H. Mix
Danville
Platform Committee
James Gilbert
Portland
Hea
Joan J. McFarlane
Brazil
Philadelphia
American Life Insurance Company
Bank of America
Provisional Government Actions Stir Free Americans in Hawaii
Reports say Americans in Hawaii face suppression and commissioner Blount warns against harassment while New York Governor Fuhrk discusses distance being erased by telegraph and telephone. National League standings show tight race among major clubs as Montreal Quebec debates Jesuit estates sale to a Montreal syndicate with alleged political ties.
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Hawaii
Dale
Blount
Fuowrk
New York
Chicago
Albany
National League
W. L. Pe
Fitteburg
Boston
Washington
Loulaville
Ottawa
Ont
Michigan State Board of Health
Montreal
Quebec
Infanta Eulalia Arrives in Chicago for Columbian Event
Eulalia of Spain arrived in Chicago as a guest of the U S government for the Columbian celebration. Mayors, aldermen, and other officials greeted her at the Union Station and accompanied her through a formal reception to the hotel. The escort included ex Mayors Washburne and Harrison representatives, Hobart C. Chaffield Taylor, and Allison V. Armour. A breakfast invitation with Mayor Harrison followed the next day. The Navy secretary reported the twentieth payment of 86087 to Cramp & Borg for the Minneapolis cruiser as two thirds complete.
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Soulo War
Infanta
Eulalia
Spain
United States
Chicago
Carasteet
Titt
Cramp & Bork
Craler
Minneapolis
World Exposition Quiet on a Rainy Sunday in Chicago
The Chicago World’s Fair saw a light crowd as rain and heat kept visitors away. Officials blamed the poor turnout on uncertain schedules, heat, and looming showers. Exhibits were often covered and Midway Plaisance venues reported sluggish business with few purchases.
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Chicago
Chiesago
Cohout
Jackson Park
Midway Plaisance
Zoological Arena
Cairo
Glass Works
New England
Blarney Castle
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Dr. M'Glynn
Fawin Booth Dew
the Catholic Knights
New York Chamber of Commerce
Congress
H. H. Warner
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Leslie
Willie” Wilde
Europe
St. Luci
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fourth
Prrerial Thomas
Buffalo
Rhode Island
Newport
Providence
Shiverick
Mammoth Furniture
Ricn
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Plankinton Bank
T. F. Lappen
Planeinton Bank
Southern
A. R
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Euponia
Ark
Friedlander
Fuente
Texas Line
Roskepaee
Misa
Arkansas
Ricu Monro
Renaina
Jeferson Davis
Virginia
South
Richmond
Mr. Davis
Ufe
Fort Wayne Barris Road
Citizens’ Protective Association
Arma
Neaing
Charlen Barnes
Market Reports
Ier Vu
Reina
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