Clue Mounts on Pearl Bryan Case In Bellevue
Cincinnati authorities report a major lead placing Pearl Bryan in Bellevue on Thursday night before the murder. A druggist recalls messages to Scott Jackson and to Miss Wagner and Miss Rudy directing visits, with Jackson and Walling linked to Bellevue and the headless body discovery.
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Foertmeeger
Pearl Bryan
Scott Jackson
Bellevue
Foertmeyer
Miss Wagner
Jackson
Wagner
Oertmeyer
Headle
Walling
Miss Ruday
Sage
Wes Sax
Bryan
Warner Home
van Vonstave
Warner
Liz
St. Thomas
Newport
Watling Foertmeyer
Fairfield
Washington Aves
Winter
Liberal Party and closer commercial union urged in Canada
Washington dispatch reports Hon. M Widward Farrar of Toronto outlines a liberal party case for nearer trade with the United States. He argues protectionist policy harms Canada, favors American imports, and urges a general scheme for closer commercial relations, not political union, if liberals gain power.
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Liberal Party
Washington
L. PJ
Mwidward Farrar
Toronto
Canada
Scarrar
United States
Britindit Nave
Dy Jss
Britain
American Iron and Steel
Clint Pererg
Cuitesda
British Columbia
Dominion
Ars
Lssi
Cuban Bonds to Fund War Effort in 1896 Offering
New York April 16 The Cuban government advertised sealed proposals for 2 9 million of republic of Cuba 6 per cent gold bonds part of a 10 million issue The bonds mature ten years after evacuation by Spain with payments in Havana or New York Proposals for all or part will be considered but bonds under 60 cents on the dollar may be rejected Officials expect strong public demand and note forthcoming issues to back the war effort against Spain
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Havana
New York
Cuba
Hinds
Pace Vale
Cuerra
Strugelias
Senor Guerra
Spain
Disgrace Of Shapely Limbs Claims In Lawsuit
Miss Lilian Perkins filed a sensational complaint in Marion circuit court against photographers Bassett and Bassett of 40 N. Division Street. She alleges partial exposure during a pose for a “Country girl” that became a risqué scene titled Springs. The suit seeks $11,000 amid publicity from the image appearing as an etching in a local paper and in St Louis and Cincinnati publications. Perkins, 17, of 28 Vi ave, says the robe was arranged to reveal her face and hair while wires supported the drapery. Bassett defends the work as art and denies improper exposure, saying consent was given and the photo session occurred with several employees present.
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Marion Circuit Court
Lilian Perkins
Hanes
Steesoner
Maine
Mane Hyerehor
Indiana
Atiunmi
Wadiiv
St. Lowis
Conadbin
Aliss Lilian Perkins
Vi Ave
Fierdir
Marseeau & Dassett
Bass
Lian Perkins
Seon
Miss Perkins
Jacy
Tornado Kills Two Children in Faulk County Damage Widespread
A tornado moved across Faulk County from northeast to southwest on Wednesday killing two children and injuring several others. Homes and barns were blown away at Cresbard Millard and D Barkmere. BE Evans near Cresbard lost his two children. his family injured. Winona mill company elevator at Burkmere demolished. A Cresbard church was lifted from its foundation.
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Fauletgon
S. D
U. P
Faulk County
Cresbard
Millard
D Barkmere
Death of Mrs Antoinette Kirland in Indianapolis
Mrs Antoinette Kirland died at her home on Washington Street Wednesday night after decades in Indianapolis. She was sister to the late Jas B Ryan and Richard Ryan and Thos Ryan of Washington. Survived by three children Nora J, Chas R, and John F Kirland. Funeral from St Johns church Saturday morning.
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R. W. Washington St
Indianapolis
Nickend
Windsor Block
S. Meridianst
Sultan Appoints Christian Place Governor Defies Pact
In Constantinople on April 16 Mahmoud Pasha, a Mussulman, was named governor of Aeitoun, challenging the Aeitoun agreement that the post should go to a Christian. The Turkish authorities also ordered relief for Armenians at Tiflis and Kharpoot to be issued from the government storehouse, despite prior assurances to Sir Philip Currie that outside relief work would not be interfered with.
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Constantinople
U. P
Mahmoud Pasha
Oat Aeitoun
Porte
Tiflis
Kharpoot
Philip Currie
Burden Diamonds Theft Not Attributed to Servant
New York April 16 Captain OBrien denied a morning report claiming a servant stole the Burden Diamonds and was en route to Europe. He said he had no confession from a Burden domestic, no search for a former employee, and no truth to telegraphing Scotland Yard to arrest anyone crossing the ocean. No new developments were disclosed.
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Burden
Serva
New York
C. P
O'Brien
Europe
Scotland Yards
Cleveland Likely to Accept Nomination if Offered
A Sun Washington report says President Cleveland, asked by Democratic clubs at Monticello about a third term, avoided specifics and showed temper. The impression among visitors is that he would accept the nomination if offered.
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New York
C. P
Sun
Washington
Cleveland
Association of Democratic Clubs
Monticello
Indiana liquor league opens HQ for upcoming campaign
The Indiana state liquor league has established headquarters in room 3 at the World's Fair Building to manage its interests in the forthcoming campaign. The local league reports growing membership while the state group asserts a broad base, claiming 45,000 votes.
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The
Liquor League
Stendy
Indiana State Liquor League
State League
Davis Nicholson
Perry Bear
Jefferson County
State Liquor League
Callen
Bear
Doxey
John J. Griffiths
Indiana
Peru bank wrecker Davies surrounded by posse
Davies, the Peru bank robber who escaped from Winterest jail, is encircled by the sheriff's posse six polls north of Peru. Authorities announce he will be captured dead or alive.
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Des Moines
U. P
Peru
Davies
Winterest
Matlock campaigns with a controversial voting card
Joel Matlock, Jackson County auditor and Democratic state committee member, seeks state representative. His campaign card features his name and office, but the back shows a riot scene from the last legislature with a mob waving canes and hurling objects. One figure proclaims “I voted for those fellows,” while another group declares “We don't want any more of this.”
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Joel Matlock
Jackson County
Democratic State Committee
United States
Meb
Republican clubs to be kept year round in state
A state Republican delegate explains that section 4 requires organized clubs in cities towns counties and precincts to be maintained year round not just for campaigns. He cites Indianapolis as a model with Lincoln league and similar clubs thriving and planning houses in West Indianapolis Worth Indianapolis and suburbs as campaigns advance.
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Lincoln
State Republican Committee
State Committee
Lincoln League
Indianapolis
G A R Order Warns of Imposter in Midwest Posts
State G A R headquarters issued a detailed order about the South Bend encampment May 18 to 1. Walkerton post warns against John Shaw of company H Ninth Ohio roving as a post member. Marion soldiers home post accuses Algernon Fuller of collecting funds for personal use.
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G. A. RR
South Bend
Walkerton
John Shaw
Ninety-third Ohio Regiment
Marion
Algernon S. Fuller
McKinley Delegations Lead Republican States. Silverites Rejected
North Dakota Republicans at Fargo and Nebraska Republicans at Omaha named solid McKinley delegations and disfavored silver, while the A P A s fell. The Sedalia Missouri Democratic convention backed free silver and endorsed Cockrell and West. A disruptive incident saw Excise commissioner Bell splash water on Chairman Moffitt after being refused recognition.
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North Dakota
Fargo
McKinley
Nebraska
Court Allows Writ of Error Bid in Sugar Case Appeal
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals permitted Elverton R. Chapman’s counsel to file for a writ of error to take his case to the U S Supreme Court. District attorney Birney asked to proceed against Havemeyer and Scalves, Seymour and McCartney, and Edwards and Shriver for related offenses while Chapman’s appeal waits. A postponement was granted until Tuesday as the higher court acts.
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Washington
U. P
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Elverton R. Chapman
New York
Senate Committee
United States Supreme Court
Birney
Cole
Havemeyver and Scalves
Sugar Trust
Seymour & McCartney
Edwards and Shriver
Chapman
Strike Probable in Pittsburg Building Trades
A general strike in the building trades is probable May 1 as locals discussion continues and the building trades council meets next Wednesday. Bad feeling from the painters strike settled by compromise two weeks ago spurs effort to pressure the exchange to honor journeymen promises.
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Pittsburg
U. P
Building Trades Council
Tile Floors and Special Designs by Jno Lilly
Frank Butis advertises tile work and special designs at 183 Indiana Ave, with Second Water Wells and Jno M Lilly names. Phone 1791. Also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cold cure or money back at 25 cents.
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Jno
M. Lilly
Frank Butis
Indiana-ave
German Sailors Feted in Venice Square
German sailors from war ships in Venice were greeted with cheers and bands in St Mark's square on Wednesday evening as inhabitants feted them before the ships sailed for Germany on Thursday.
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Venice
U. P
St. Mark's Square
Germany
Government denies plans to send 10000 troops to Soudan
London April 16 Officials deny a Daily News report that the government will dispatch ten thousand British troops to the Soudan in autumn to reconquer the territory. The brief item notes unrelated advertisements and random product mentions.
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London
U. P
Daily News
Soudon
Republican convention backs Bradley for president in Kentucky
At Convention Hall in Louisville Kentucky Governor Bradley won near unanimous endorsement for the presidential race. Delegates-at-large were instructed to vote for him with McKinley as second choice. The platform denounces free silver and supports the gold standard and protective tariffs.
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Louisville
C. P.j
Bradley
Busi
William ©. Bradley
Kentucky
St. Louis
William Arc- Kinley
M Finlevites
Eulitar Sam Roberts
Ales Kinley
Wnitechk
McKinley
Pown Tale Reports Jailed Man and Local News
John Shultz is sent to prison for three years for stealing from Fiorist John Hartje. Professor Love the balloonist plans a continent spanning trip leaving Indianapolis in May and returning next January. Juries drawn for U S court. trials begin May 12 with many cases, including counterfeiting. Coroner inquiries into Willie Sayles death after train incident. Smallpox quarantines in Terre Haute praised. Ellercamp's saloon burglarized. a nearby woman warned and rock thrown. First straw hat appearance of the season by Dr. J F Callen in Indianapolis. Births, deaths, and marriages listed with names and details.
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John Shultz
John Hartje
Prof
Love
Indianapolis
United States Court
Logansport
Willie Sayles
Terre Haute
Hurty
J. F. Callen
Percy L
Nannie Nicholson
Wm. H
Laura Carlie
Albert
Emma Randolph
Edward
Lizzie Fries
John
Emma Lloyd
Mollie Everhardt
Frank C
Margaret Carr
Maurice
Florence Templeton
Chas. J
Maggie Baughan
Willis
Mrs. Woodward
John A
May Hunter
Caroline Henry
Henry Stoker
C. A. van Allen
Chas. Klein
Sarah A. Sample
Raymond White
Margaret Hallinan
Henry Irrich
Henry Ruske
Frank J. Schneider
Myrtle Weist
Martin Griffin
Maggie Sullivan
Smith
Mabel A. Wonnell
John §. Wallace
Grace Gustin
John J. Smith
Caroline Bowman
Carl van Laningham
Gussie A. Cox
William T. Stevens
Mary E. Clary
Melvin Hunter
Adda Crail
William IF. Hausler
Anna M. Fillenworth
William W. Pettyerew
Katie Ko
Grille and Fret Work by H. L. Spiegel
H. L. Spiegel advertises original and artistic grille and fret designs at moderate prices, crafted by the maker located at 316 E. Verment Street.
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H. L. Spiegel
E. iVerment
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