Iron Hall Receivership Hearing Details in Indianapolis
In a Friday session Judge Taylor presided over the iron hall receivership case as Supreme Justice Somerby testified about transfers from the order’s funds to the Mutual bank of Philadelphia. Directors Davis Hayes and Stockwell discussed the 713000 in the bank, with bank stock deemed worthless and funds traced to the order’s treasury amid ongoing court scrutiny.
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Taylor
Superior Court
Iron Hall
Supreme Justice
Somerby
Harris
Philadelphia
Mutual Bank
Mr. Stockwell
Iron Hall Building Company
Iron Hall Order
M. C. Davis
Hayes
Supreme Sitting
Davis
Chas. Smith
Mr. Harris
Mr. Somerby
Harria
Mutual Banking Safety Trust and Safe Deposit Company
State of
Pennsylvania
Order of the Iron Hall
M.C. Davis
J. Henry Hayes
Amos H. Hosmer
E. W. Beusa
J. W. Eckersley
Joseph Glading
C. H. Baker
J. Henry Heyes
Mr. Davis
Chas. Morrison
General Fund
Mr. Morrison
Meridian National
Capital National
Fietcher
New Jersey Mutual
Davin
Indianapolis
Finance Committee
Army at Buffalo Drives Strike News Across Railroads
In Burralo Aug 19 the switchmen strike grows with 800 out as 8000 troops guard yards amid poor rations and foul conditions. Arbitration rejected by Reading chief McLeod, other rail chiefs also decline talks. Pinkertons at Sayre, several roads moving, strike supporters aim for broader action including firemen and engineers. Cincinnati eyes sympathy strikes. trouble at Tonawanda. Authorities prepare as 150 carloads move east, while union operators ally with strikers.
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Burrano
Switchmen
Sweeney
Switchmen’s Brotherhood
Board of Arbitration
McLeod
Reading
Webb
Central
Sayre
Albany
N. Y
Adjutantgen
Porter
Buffalo
Gov. Flower
Burraro
Doyle
Black Rock
Leriest
Lackawanna
Rochester & Pittsburg
New York & Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Fonswanta
Tonawanpa
Union Lumber
Botsford
Borrato
Grandmaster Sweeney
Grand Trunk
The
Chio-st
Burrago
Gen. Doyle
Miss Lillie Gilmore Ends Life on College Avenue
At 6 o clock Friday morning Miss Lillie Gilmore, 32, hanged herself at her home 635 College Avenue. She had a history of mental illness and had been treated at Dr Fletcher's Banitarium. Released about a month ago, she lived with her widowed mother Mrs Abel C. Gilmore and was found dead before the family arose.
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Lillie Gilmore
College-ave
Hatchet Found in Borden Murder Case
Fat River Mass August 19 evidence police sought in the Borden murder case has been found. Bridget Sullivan testified that she heard Lizzie Borden in the cellar hunting for something and later saw the hatchet in its hiding place in the sitting room. It is evident Miss Borden secured the weapon or an accomplice did.
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Borden
Fat. River
Mass
Bridget Sullivan
Lizzie Borden
Miss Borden
The Cadi's Court Dispatches From Friday Court
The cadi court heard several minor cases on a damp Friday. Theo dore Keesee was fined one dollar for drunkenness after a troublesome visit to a saloon and a noisy scene involving his wife. William Brennan paid thirty three dollars for an alleged public disturbance at the depot. Clarence Kinyon faces a one dollar fine and appeal over a fractious bicycle matter with Romeo Stewart. William H Edwards, charged with knife injury to Ed Cousins, waived examination. bond set at five thousand dollars, and Cousins expected to recover. State Tax Board had its busiest day, with Judge Field and others seeking lower assessments for several railroad companies while the board met from morning until late afternoon.
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Davis
Chase Smith
Superior Court Room No. 1
Taylor
Finance Committee
Order
Superior Court
Iron Hall
Walker
Daniel Knelier
Mutual Bank
Philadelphia
SUN
Somerby
Atl
Thors
A. N. Baker
Indianapolis
Cadi’s
Cadi
Theodore Keesee
Ilinois-st
Keesee
Wm. Brennan
Clarence Kinyon
Romeo Stewart
William H Edwards
Ed. Cousins
Edwards
Cousins
State Tax Board
Judge Field
Chicago
Louisville
New Albany
J. G. Williams
Verre Haute
I. C. 3c
Fort Wayne
New Yorks
St. Louis
Attorney Pickens
Epworth
Armstrong Park
Annie Hoy
Samuel Burns
W. Washington Sr
Friendly Inn
Jefferson Pea
Rushville
Marchal
Board of Public Works
Warren-Scharf Company
Kentucky Ave
Washington St
Clyde
Brucests
Evuvus
Feldman
Mary Eck
C. W
Lottie Hanson
Charles
Nellie Ressler
Frank
Florence Pierson
Eddie Damson
McCarty Sr
Jas
Welch
Richard Dowins
Grace Scudder
Charles A. Schubert
Emelia Hemmelbreich
Joseph Snega
Josephine Messner
State Tax Commission
Bowen
Delhi
Delphi
Carroll County Board
C. & 4H. Railroad
Otto Gresham
Acting Secretary Spaulding Orders Federal Leave for Grand Army Encampment
Acting secretary Spaulding directs customs and other treasury officers to grant leave of absence to all personnel under their jurisdiction who served in the Army or Navy during the Civil War so they may attend the Grand Army encampment in Washington on September 20.
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Washington, D. C
Spaulding
Customs
Treasury Department
Army
Navy
Grand Army
Washington
Ghost Dance convention grows among plains tribes
A Winnebago informant reports the ghost dance gathering expanding on the Black Bear grounds with Pawnees Otoes Osages Poncas and others represented. No hostilities yet, while multiple towns report incidents and civic actions including a police station confinement for Annie Hoy and city finances and paving contracts in progress.
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GutTning
C. T
William Hensley
Ponca
Black Bear
A Brave Commander and the Coal Creek Battle
Knoxville Tennessee August 19 excitement over mining region warfare. Gen Anderson held as miners try to force surrender while 570 citizen soldiers with Gatling guns arrive by train to Coal Creek. Reports say Anderson not lynched, miners surrender, and Knoxville arms boost war effort.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Tribune
Coal Creek
Anderson
Bob Lindsay
Lindsay
Carnes
Carpenter
Kentucky
Court House
CuaTrancoca
Nashville
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Grant
Gov. Buchanan
United States Arsenal
Knoxvile
War Department
Custom House
Gen. Grant
Treasury Department
Buchanan
Department
Offuts Station
Gen. Anderson
Burreauder
Hughes
East Tennessee
Waltham
Camp Anderson
Buffalo strike era hire attempt stirs railroad unions
William W. Allen and Jacob Sherman report a man named Graves approached at the Occidental hotel offering paid work as scabs to replace Buffalo switchmen. He promised transportation and wages but revealed no road details, aiming to send workers to Buffalo Friday. Union leaders say they will act quickly.
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Wm. W. Allen
Jacob Sherman
Occidental Hotel
Graves
Mr. Allen
Sun
Buffalo
James J. Ener
Order of Brakemen
N. West St
Tae Sun
Eller
New York Central Road
Fire Rips Geneva Town on Lake Shore Road
Geneva Ohio seven miles east of Cleveland burned early Friday as flames overtook the lone town steamer. Surrounding towns rushed aid while a special train carried Cleveland firefighters. Two thirds of the town destroyed and 24 buildings burned with losses listed at 75000 dollars. A runaway team wrecked the local engine, fueling the blaze onset.
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Cleveland, O
Geneva
Lake Shore Road
Here
Cleveland
Wreck of the Gala Steamer Gresohcott in gale
Aug 19 Mune Noraonon reports the steamer Gresohcott wrecked in a heavy gale Thursday night. All aboard, passengers and crew, were drowned. Local iron hall order branch No. 1 met Thursday night denouncing Supreme Justice Somerby and current officers. They adopted resolutions urging Judge Taylor to appoint a receiver and proposing a national convention to elect new officers. Signed by C. B. Feibleman Wm. Landers Charles Patterson Jas. Swiname and Fred. Weiland.
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Iron Hall Order
Supreme Justice
Charles Patterson
Jas. Swiname
Fred. Weiland
Heatwave Deaths Strain Parisians Across City
Paris reports four sunstroke deaths as record heat persists. A bank clerk suffers a mental collapse, a railway porter drowns himself in the Seine, and two women leap into the water, one drowned and the other rescued, highlighting the deadly impact of extreme heat on daily life.
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Paris
Seine
Ledy
Cholera Death Toll Reported in St Petersburg
350 cholera deaths recorded in St Petersburg on Thursday. Leon Wise, famed gymnast, suffered a fatal fall in Paris on Thursday.
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St. Petersburg
Leon Wise
Paris
Thursay
Dr Bufkin Cures Gracer Without Knife
A physician named Dr. Bufkin purportedly treats a patient named Gracer without surgical tools. The report notes no danger or complications and describes the method as noninvasive. Details on time and location are unclear in the fragments.
A Suit for Divorce in Indianapol is Court
A divorce suit filed Friday in the county clerk’s office features Andrew Dickson once a successful Beehive dry goods dealer accused by wife Josephine M A Dickson of abandonment cruelty and lifelong alcohol abuse. She seeks divorce and child custody for five children aged 12 to 19. Other filings include Mary Rexnoth Annie English Lizzie Woods and Louisa McMasters with various grounds and strained ties.
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Josephine M.a.dickson
Andrew Dickson
Dickson
George
Mary L. Rexnoth
Michael
Annie English
Owen English
Annie Reed
Lizzie Woods
Harry
Louisa McMasters
Edward
Debates Turns Violent as Tillman Youmans Clash
Aug. 19 The Tillman Youmans joint debate in which both sides fought madly and drew pistols and knives. The speakers stand collapsed amid a tangle and crowd, 100 supporters from Edgefield and anti-Tillmanites present. Tillman escaped unscathed. Youmans denounced the governor as coward.
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South Osrolixa
Newsenny
8. C
Tillman
Col. Youmans
Edgefield
Youmans
Luck Deserted Marshman as He Robbed a Grocer
James Marshman was found guilty in a criminal court of stealing $60 from White Bros. grocery, entering while the grocer was away and taking the money. A silvered dollar, aged and identified, was cited as his charm from craps, leading to a five year state prison term and a $500 fine. In Washington, a London cashier named Williamson surrendered, claiming embezzlement charge in London, having fled to the U.S. after February thefts. He said conscience drove him to surrender after working as a farm laborer in Virginia and Maryland.
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James Marshman
White Bros
Marshman
Cox
Washinetor
D.C
Wi.nnison
London
Hogland
America
Virginia
Maryland
Weather outlook for Indiana by Aug 20 1892
Forecast for the 38 hours ending 8 p m August 20 1892 calls for decreasing cloudiness with local showers in the south, slightly cooler conditions, followed by fair weather Friday and Saturday. The rest of the text appears garbled and unrelated.
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Indiana
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Buloide
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Wm. L. Elders
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