Iron hall secrecy and a Maryland lawyer called to aid
Proceedings in the iron hall receivership case opened Saturday with Attorney Chas. Smith seeking an order to compel Cashier Davis to surrender the order’s books for examination. Witnesses described the balance of funds, questioned prior audits, and disclosed payments to an attorney tied to the Maryland legislature amid concerns of misappropriation.
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Iron Hall
Chas. Smith
Davis
Taylor
Order
B. G. Badger
St. Louis
Finance Committee
Hawkins
Supreme Justice’s Office
Indianapolis
Harris
Mr. Harris
Supreme Watchman of the Order
Mr. Hawkins
Joyce
Maryland
Supreme Watchman
Washington
Philadelphia
Mutual Bank
Hayes
Somerby
Hawsing
Ouly
Messrs
Rouse
Younghusband
Yule
Glading
Baker
St. Denis
New York
Executive Committee
Chas. Morrison
Sullivan and Corbett In Peak Boxing Form
Sullivan drew 500 visitors in New York praising his trim condition for an Aug 29 spar in Brooklyn and a Sept 1 southbound start. Corbett plans an exhibition at Miner's theater Aug 23 as both fighters boast top shape and strong confidence. In St Louis, W H McGee, wanted for embezzlement, was arrested at Hurst's hotel after six months on the run, linked to Mark & Wolf and Jacobs Bros. and Bernheimer.
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Corbett
New Yoas
John L. Sullivan
Brooklyn
Miner’s Theater
St. Louis
W. H. McGee
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Waa
Hurst’s
Mark & Wolf
Jacobs Bros
Bernheimer
John S Burns
Washington Square
John Mayuga
Twelfth New York Regiment
Master Ramsey
Telegraphers’ Union
Another Unhappy Woman Seeks Divorce and Custody
Millie Daniels petitions for divorce from Charles Daniels alleging cruelty and removal from the home. She seeks custody of their two children Alfred and Oscar and alimony.
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Millie Daniels
Charles
Alfred
Oscar
Buffalo Strike Sparks Wide Rail Labor turmoil
Aug. 20 dispatches describe a widespread switchmen strike across major lines. Firemen, conductors, and trainmen weigh action. troops deployed in Tioga and Buffalo counties amid clashes. Reports claim motorists and unions clash with non union workers as Lehigh and Erie prepare replacements.
Political Leaders Seek Subdue Tin Horn Nuisance
Leaders from both parties plan to curb campaign noise by speeches only and ban tin horns while embracing fifes drums and torchlights. The German American club met to march to Vincennes on Sept 1 with 500 on a special train. Republicans start Sept 1 and Democrats host a blowout Sept 7.
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Vincennes
Marion County Republicans Convene Sept 3 at Tomlinson Hall
The Marion county Republican convention is set for Saturday September 3 at Tomlinson hall. The decision was made by county committees at a meeting last Saturday.
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Marion County
Tomlinson Hall
Cholera Scourge Grows Across Turkish Ports
Dispatches report Russian Jewish immigrants facing hostile demonstrations in Constantinople as fear of imported cholera spreads. Samiyrna authorities bar disembarkation while sanitary committees boost measures. Cholera abates in St Jean d Arc area though outbreaks rise in Kronstadt with citywide spread to 28 districts.
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Constantinople
Samiyrna
St. Jean d’Arc
Syria
Priurspure
Kronstadt
Indiana Weather Forecast for Aug 21 1892
Forecast for Indiana covers 36 hours ending 8 pm August 21 1892. Cooler and cloudy conditions gradually clearing with cooler air later. Saturday night expected to be fair and Sunday to remain fair with comfortable temperatures.
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Indiana
Various Local Notices and Legal Actions
Sun day meeting at the Y M M C A announced. Marriage notice for Fanny Gundeltinger and HH. Astrofi. Fortieth Indiana regiment reunion set for Greencastle on Oct 13. Mrs Jessie Campbell critical after morphine overdose in Mobile. Pressmen discuss Knights of Labor inclusion in Labor Day program. Kennedy sues Indianapolis Bloomington & Western for 10000 over a car repair incident. Two boys wanted by Plainfield reform school authorities and by police in Hamilton county. Indiana World's Fair building contract awarded to Cellins & Ohm for 15000 using hardwood from Indiana forests. National convention of letter carriers to meet at Lorraine hall next Tuesday with events at Bates house and Grand hotel. Unified course of study for state district and city schools arranged. Marriage licenses listed. Adverse financial claims in Murry case and accusations against JH Murry & Co. Various medical notices and a drug advertisement.
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QO. H. Palmer
Y. MM
Knights of Labor
Wm. F. Kennedy
Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western
William
Howe Spoon
Plainfield Reform School
Bates House
Grand Hotel
State House
Brntus
George
Minnie Batley
Joan
Mary Sullivan
Edward and
Lilley Kramer
Haywood
James
JH. Murry & Co
Wade
Miners and Troops Clash at Coal Creek Ambush Details
Knoxville dispatch reports a dawn battle at Coal Creek with two volunteers killed, three wounded, and miners capturing and releasing captives. Gen. Carnes controls Coal Creek, demands Anderson’s release by 1 pm, and threatens to burn houses if unmet. Bud Lindsay arrested. later clashes near Fort Anderson involve 300 Yellow Creek miners and Chickasaw guards. casualties and prisoner actions noted. The Cad’s Tribunal follows with arrests for assault and battery and court proceedings.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Creek
Offutts
Fort Anderson
Walden
Wolford
Carnes
Anderson
Bud” Lindsay
Yellow Creek
Gen
Five Heat Deaths in Vienna and Berlin School Closures
Five deaths from heat occurred in Vienna on Saturday while Berlin schools were closed. Jim Hall of Australia defeated Ted Pritchard in four rounds at Brighton England with a purse of $10,000. A false notice of William Waldorf Astor’s death sent from London was detected, aimed at influencing the market.
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Vienna
Berlin
Jim Hall
Australia
Ted Pritchard
Brighton
England
London
William Waldorf Astor
Mew bookcases at Wim L Elder's off for Millsrsville
Covay's Buckboard at 60 E Court Street offers bookcases via Wim L Elder's store. Items travel to Millsrsville as part of a local moving or sale event.
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Wim. L. Elder's
Millsrsville
Covay
Court-st
That Machinists Strike Signals Slow Settlement
The Jenney electric motor company faces a protracted dispute with 30 machinists who quit Monday. A committee will receive any company propositions while Grandmaster O Day departs Richmond and awaits call. The company reports hiring a dozen new workers exposed to harassment by strikers, who insist on rights but deny violence.
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Jenney Electric Motor Company
Grandmaster O’day
Richmond
Jenney
Sun
Charles Tenney
Navy says Newark and Bennington not bound for Asia Minor
At navy headquarters it is stated the cruisers Newark and Bennington have not been ordered to Asia Minor to demand reparations for the burning of Dr. Bartlett’s house. They are en route to Genoa. The Brooklyn dry dock contract must follow the eight hour law. it was drawn before but signed after the law’s passage. Another group of Geological Survey resignations were accepted, including chemist W. Level and machinist Edward Knebel.
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Wasmarox
Navy
Newark
Bennington
Asia Minor
Dr. Bartlett
Genoa
Brooklyn
Geological Survey
W. #. Level
Edward Knebel
Man Sentenced for Jeweler Swindle Gains Two Years
Johnn White, convicted in criminal court on the swindle of Gardner the jeweler by taking a gold watch, was sentenced Saturday afternoon by Judge Cox to two years in prison and a $25 fine.
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Teibanal
Quigley
Capt. Dawson
Harry Johnson
Thomas McCarty
Johnson
Cincinnati
George Shuehorn
Charles Ransor
Cadi
Johnn
White
Gardner
Cox
North
Grand Primrose & West Minstrels At The Park
Primrose and West present at the Grand with new faces and features. W D Johnson and Amy Johnson pass through Yellow Springs en route to Urbana. Local cyclists train for Cincinnati races. Zig-zag club to stage Sept six with $1500 in prizes. A D Ruff, 65, bicycle tourist from Richmond plans a cross continental ride next spring.
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Primrose & West
the Grand
Primrose És West
W.D. Johnson
Amy Johnson
Urbana
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Miss Johnson
Indianapolis
Walter Marmon
Ellis Hunter
Carl Cameron
Ed.Hinsdale
Fred. Kurtz
Ed. Roll
Cincinnati
Id. Roll
Jroll
New State Fair Grounds
A. D. Ruff
Richmond
Kentucky
E. E. Mitchell
French Lake
Louisville
Mr. Ruff
Washington
Fierce explosion devastates Goshen gas plant
Goshen Ind August 20 a violent blast at the Goshen Gas Company's plant in the manufacturing district tore down two stories of a brick building and ripped open gas holders. Fire fed by two hundred barrels of oil engulfed the ruins as the manager and assistants escaped just before collapse. Loss is estimated at 15000 with no insurance.
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Gosrex
Ind
Goshen Gas Company
Legal Fight Over First Of Its Kind Drunkenness Case
Judge Cox weighs a habeas corpus petition challenging a $100 fine and 0 day workhouse sentence for Williams for drunkenness. Attorney Mattler argues the affidavit failed to allege a third offense and to name the public streets, raising questions about statutory limits and charges in this landmark case.
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Cox
Criminal Court
Williams
Cadi Buskirk
Cadi
F. M. Mattler
Anderson
Workhouse
Mattler
Willams
Prominent Hebrew Leader Celebrates 88th Birthday
A Philadelphia born leader, Solomon Gan, aged 88 and president of the United Hebrew Association, remains active in charitable work and receives global congratulations. In an interview, a local Hebrew notes lingering persecutions abroad, citing the Madeahb incident where a Jewish cafe keeper faced a mob with officials halting mass violence.
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Sun
Solomon Gan
Philadelphia
United Hebrew Association
Gan
Hopland
America
Algeria
Madeahb
Music News A Voice Teacher Leaves Town for New York
The School of music will have a new voice teacher as Prof Towers departs for New York to open Towers school of music. Miss Ried of Vincennes will study at the Boston conservatory this winter. Miss Winifred Hunter, the city pianist, has performed in Bloomington recently. Mrs Henrietta Barmeri will sing offertory at Roberts park church Sunday. Miss Josie Bremmerman to sing soprano in Plymouth church quartet this fall. Daisy Lemmon returns to study in Paris after months with Signor Agrimenti in New York. EB Bufkin MM D Cancer Specials at 61 N Lat cor Oho Indianapolis In
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School of Music
Towers
New York
Miss Ried
Vincennes
Boston Conservatory
Winifred Hunter
Bloomington
Henrietta Barmeri
Roberts Park Church
Josie Bremmerman
New Plymouth
Mies
Daisy Lemmon
Signor Agrimente
Paris
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New Jersey Trust
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M. Y
Edwin Lamb
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Committee On Finance
Walker
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