Five bank looters arrested in Indianapolis case
Five figures tied to the suspended Indian snolis national bank faced federal charges after warrants were issued for Theodore P. Haughey Schuyler Haughey Percival Coffin Francis Coffin and Albert S Reed. The arrests followed a courthouse procedure with bonds set and attorneys assembling as the case moves toward the United States court on August 28.
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Indiansnolis National Bank
United States
Theodore P. Leathereye
Schuyleraughey
Percival
Francis Coffin
Albert 8. Reed
Coffina
Haughey
Schuyler Haughey
John 8
Duncan
A. C. Harris
Francis A. Coffin
Solomon Claypool
Reed
Otto Gresham
Heed
Gresham
Ketcham
Elliott & Isllett
Percival Coffin
Foley
Burke
A. ©. Harris
van Buren
Slaughere
David B. Shideler
Wilson Morrow
Rufus Ik. Syfers
John C. Wright
John I. Wallick
Percival Coflin
John Roberts
Newton Todd
Haugheys
Tipton man dies from own action second this week
Tieron Indiana August 22 Catlard Simmons took ten cents worth of morphine Monday evening and died. He was a chronic alcoholic. This marks the second death by own action in Tipton within a week.
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Tipton
Tieron
Ind
Catlard Simmons
Battle Looms as Miners Clash at Frontenac Mine
Torexa Kas August 22 over 2 000 miners gathered at the Fron tenac mine scene with a battle expected. Only 80 strikers reported for work Tuesday. New bookcases at Wm 1 Elder's.
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Torexa
Kas
Frontenac
Elder's
Poison in the Stomach Sparks Murder Probe in Indianapolis
Chemists Latz and Geis report arsenic in Mrs Mary Dean 54 found dead June 20 at her son in law Dr Charles H Green West Indianapolis. Initial analysis blamed capsicum and quinine. later tests detected large quantities of arsenic. Coroner Beck and Dr George lead inquiry. possible arrest anticipated.
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Latz & Geis
Beck
Mary Dean
Charles H. Green
Indianapolis
Dean
George
Green
Dr. George
Latz
Geis
Sirs. Dean
Woman accused in chloroform plot to paralyze husband
Nancy Earhart faced police court on a charge of attempting to kill her husband after she carried chloroform to his side and tried to revive her plan with water. The defense cites possible insanity as authorities consider a mental health commission. Her husband posted bonds and forgave her.
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Nancy Earhart
Mr. Earhart
Stnckmeyer
Madison Ave
Lharbart
Mirs. Earhart
Jarhert
The Big Bicycle Meet and Zimmerman Responds
The city hosts swift cyclists from New York and South Africa as they arrive for parades and races at the fairgrounds. Zimmerman denies fear of Sanger and explains past Chicago meet injuries while Meintjes impresses with staging. Awaiting Sanger’s Thursday entry hinges on Tuesday night Ziz-zag club update.
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Fairgrounds
Windle
Smith
Sullivan
Croske
New York
Bates House
A. A. Zimmerman
Meintjes
Zimmerman
Sone
Sanger
Milwaukee
Chicago
Offener
Senger
Ma Zimmerman
Sullivan's Diary Reveals G A St Committees Encampment Queries
Aug 22 diary excerpts show Indianapolis mayoral candidate responding to G A St committees. Questions cover business, language, rooms, terms, distance, religion, veteran status, and service length with satirical remarks about campaign fundraising and social hosts.
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G. A. St
Executive Mansion
Indianapolis
I'stes
Sim Coy
Tom Taggart
The Garbage Gentleman Faces Police Court Fine
The case against J. H. Woodward and his garbage collectors ended Tuesday with 16 counts ruled against them for violating the garbage ordinance. A total fine of 80 dollars was paid, with the open vessels used to carry garbage cited as the cause of trouble. Woodward says he is glad the contract is over and that the litigation had a sickening effect on him.
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Coffins
Percival B. Coffin
Francis A. Coffin
Chas. F. Coffin
Richmond
Richmond National Bank
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Francis Coffin
Indinnapolis Cabinet Company
John Troberts
Win. J. Coffin
Coffin & Stanton
New York
Francis A. Cofffin
J. H. Woodward
Cadi
Five Fiend Fighters Begin Annual Fire Chiefs Session
ALISWAUKEE Aug 22 The National association of chiefs of city fire departments opened its annual session at the Plankington house with over 200 delegates. Papers will cover fire appliance improvements origin of fires and practical demonstrations. Friday a parade of Milwaukee departments and exhibitions of a patent safety smoke respirator and fire extinguisher and a water tower display will be held.
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Aliswaukee
National Association of Chiefs of City Fire Departments
Plankington House
Milwaukee
Pennington in Arlington Heights Talks with Company Chief
Howard J. Pennington the air ship inventor, tied to the Chicago and Central Indiana electric railway project, is at his Arlington Heights home in conference with Secretary Portius. They refuse to discuss the alleged fake company that abruptly suspended the gun belt line project days ago.
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Cincinnati
Howard J. Pennington
Chicago & Central Indiana Electric Railway
Arlington Heights
Portius
Gun Belt
Deadly clash as railroad workers clash with citizens at Gilberton
A town riot in Bramanoy City Pennsylvania after citizens destroy rail tracks in protest of a borough ordinance. A large force of armed railroad workers clashed with locals. multiple shots fired. Two men died James Parfitt and Richard Parfitt and several wounded including Evan Davis and Richard Amore.
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Bramanoy City
Gilberton
Here
Scuylkill Traction Company
Amore
James Parfitt
Mr. Hughes
Evan Davis
Richard Amore
Wm. Conner
National Guard
John Briggs
Richard Parfitt
Ruphes
Richard Connors
Evan David
James Hillihen
Briggs
Feeding the Multitude Supports Unemployed in New York
New York on August 22 reports continued relief for the hungry. Saloonkeeper Klinkowsky at 2 Broadway resumes charity, feeding between 1,500 and 2,500 daily as others follow with smaller efforts. Citizens donate food, cash, and letters of praise noting broad assistance and no starvation policy. The article notes many out of work come from other cities, while few large factories have closed. The clothing trade remains troubled with many idle workers.
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New York
Klinkowsky
Broadway
Jasan
Klinoswko
Rail workers reject proposed 10 percent wage cut
In Cuiiacol August 22 railway managers propose a ten percent wage reduction until hard times end. Union committees report likely universal refusal when managers meet September 1 to hear responses. Switchmen say they will not accept any cut as it harms years of wage gains and lacks a fixed time.
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Cuiiaco
Robbery at Local Gym and Dwellings Targets Sports Paraphernalia
A Monday night raid at Caylor gymnasium and nearby rooms on 5 E Washington and 7744 Ei Market st drew $300 in losses. Thief took $30 cash, two coats, vests, boxing gear of Herb Hale, Indian clubs, and McCoy trunk contents. Suspect linked to grudges is missing as the same culprit is believed responsible. Richmond council awarded the municipal electric plant contract to O Irwin and Co of Greenfield.
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Caylor Gymnasium
Washington St
McCoy
Bert Scheller
Ei. Market St
Caylor
Kid” McCoy
Herb Hale
Scheller
Richmond
O. & Irwin & Go
Greenfield
Ind
Proclamation Urges Brunswick Exodus Over Yellow Fever
Vice Mayor issues a citywide call to leave Brunswick Georgia as yellow fever prompts a mass exodus. Passes are issued to deserving residents while 3 000 people are expected to depart and rail coaches report heavy travel.
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Brunswick
Harrig
Presbyterian
Hlarria Brother
Lamb
Guiteras
Officer Dawson linked to North Street assignation house visit
A police officer in uniform, Capt. Dawson, faced inquiry after being seen at Nellie Bly's on 215 W. North St. with a young woman in mid afternoon. Dawson admitted visiting the place while claiming he waited to meet a friend and did not know who alerted Superintendent Colbert.
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van Duren
Depury
Voley
Tavior
Y Vanburen
Schuyiler
Foley
Daily Press
Duncan
Schuyler Haughey
Haughey
Schuyler
Pennsylvania
St. Josephsts
van Buren
Alder Haughey
Colbert
Nelile Bly
W. North St
Cant. Dawson
Sun
Nellie City
Nellis
Nellie Bly
Capt. Dawson
Undertaker Called For Mock Funeral Prank
In a practical joke, a caller told Undertaker Murphy that Dan O'Brien was dead. The hearse arrived at O'Brien's home but found O'Brien alive at a nearby barber shop. Both the victim and the prankster face consequences after the ruse escalates.
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Murphy
Dan O’brien
O’brien
Mr. Murphy
Mr. O’brien
Undertaker
Local FPOUISTECS and A P A In City Politics
Deputy city clerk Tom Hedian faced a sharp rebuke from A P A members after attempting to probe the organization for Mayor Sullivan’s campaign. Republican candidate Lee Nixon denies Catholic accusations and says he seeks the truth. The A P A weighs its 4 000 members on candidates Denny and Sullivan as their advisory committee reports. Dyeing and cleaning by Smith’s Dye Works at 57 N Pennsylvania St.
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Tom Hedian
Sullivan
Lee Nixon
Abram
Democrata
Andes
Denny
Gus Wer
Voorhees Defends Bimetalism Amid Silver Debate
In Washington Aug 22 Senator Voorhees Indiana delivered a vigorous defense of bimetalism opposing the gold standard. He criticized the Sherman act, urged repeal with a framework for equal coinage, and called for government bond redemptions to back an elastic currency while praising Cleveland and Carlisle.
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Wasmington
Senator Voorhees
Indiana
Senate
Indiana Statesman
Carliale
Grover Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Democratic Party
Chicago
Voorhees
Congress
Kr. Voorhees
Filvar
Vorheesa
Flo
Washington
Allaz
Fansus
Peffer
Tom Johnson
Ohio
U. S. Treasury
Brickner
Wisconsin
Thirty-Second Karnica Delta Tau Delta Convention Opens
Delegates and visitors descend on the Denison house for the Delta Tau Delta biennial gathering. The arch chapter meeting shifts to Tuesday afternoon with banquet Thursday night. Over 100 plates will be served at the stag banquet as Westfield area organizers Beta Zeta of Butler University coordinate. The convention runs Wednesday to Friday with a city tour planned. Forecast calls for slightly warmer, fair weather in Indiana with possible rain midweek.
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Delta Tau Delta
Denison House
Arch
Denison
James A. Wildman
Board of Trade
Ign Dalta Tau
Bethany College
West Virginia
United States
Westner
Indiana
Mississippi
North Dei
New Leeland
Hoon
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T. P. Haughey
Arresteos
A. S. Reed
Bond
Marshal Taylor
N. East St
Cabinet Works
Percival A. Coffin
Mr. Reed
Coffin
Stewart
Taylor
Delaware St
Biven
Theodore P. Haughey
Hangrey
Hawkins
Federal
Grand Jury
Tin Sun
Chey Lifes
Jamestown
John Wagner
Samuel Turner
Laraham’s Place
Kelly
Sam Cox
Id. Reagan
Elmira Ballard
State Ave
Birtis
Curtis
Emma Rodgers
Chris
Mrs. Schwemeyer
Kate Moore
Daniel
Rosa Dowell
Anna Trowbridge
Charles
Annie Devis
Joseph
Sarah Polasky
Denths
Samuel Ramsey
Loretta W. Richardson
Louisa Heid
Lena Shuppirk
King
Rose
Laura A. Sumner
Alexander Spence
Ida Blackford
Beecham
Grack
Br. Perry
Pennington
Gracie
Dawson Hung
Supt
O'Brien
LOCAL
Fpouistecs
Smith's Dye Works
N. Pennsylvenia-st
Dante As
Dguy
Fiis
Chyna Cleveland
Popias
Liane
Simic
Karnica
Delts
Ficop
Msiler
I, Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
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