Judge Winters Drops Order of the Iron Hall Youville
Judge Winters delivers a verdict ousting Receiver Farley and dissolving the Order of the Iron Hall as insolvent and impractical. The decision orders distribution of assets to general creditors and certificate holders and keeps the receivership permanent to oversee the process. Attorneys Howe and Harris contest portions of the decree while a bill of exceptions and possible appeal follow.
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Indiana
Order of the Iron Hall
State of
Winters
Howe
Dreree
Harris
Iron Hall
Modifications Overruled In Order Receivership Case
Judge Winters overruled proposed changes to a receivership decree amid factional disputes of the Nelson A Libby and McIntosh reorganized branches. The suit proceeds to the superior court general term on appeal with further questions on lawful representation and future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Superior Court
Smiley N. Chambers
Supreme Court
Supreme Cashier
Davis
Farley
Taylor
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersay
Maryland
Michigan
Missouri
Delaware
Shot Near the Heart Ends Travel to Wisconsin
Thomas Scott 27, a married father of three from Scott County, left with companions in a wagon to travel to Wisconsin. In Illinois near Chester a rabbit chase caused a revolver to discharge, striking Scott above the heart. He died after being cared for at his mother's home. the others moved on claiming accidental discharge. The incident was reported to authorities.
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Thomas Scott
Scott County
Wisconsin
Chester
Ill
Scott
Hves
Union St
Embezzlement charge delays as Fulford case continues
In Washington Indiana on Saturday E D Fulford again faced police court after Long distance telephone company request. Moores his lawyer protested and sought a change of judges while John B Elam filed another affidavit accusing Fulford of $36 embezzlement. Acting judge Bradbury warned of habeas corpus if not heard by 2 oclock. Police report Benny Bohnert shot Mayfield Carr in a night incident as he tried to escape.
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E. D.fulford
Moores
Shearing
John B. Elam
Fulford
Bradbury
Dyspepsia remedies advertised in local notice
An earlier symptoms list highlights indigestion with gurgling after meals heartburn and headaches. An advertisement touts Tass Hood’s Satsaparilla and Horn’s Pints as the best family cathartic and liver medicine promising harmless reliable cure.
Nerve of Bills for Koesters Analyses Denied
County commissioners balked at Dr. E M Wis enbeiss bill totaling 1200 for qualitative analyses of Koesters family remains and infant as well as a 50 charge for RB powder. They deem the charges enormous and will not allow the claims, promising a lively meeting follow up.
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County Commissioners’ Court
E. M. Wisenbeiss
Koesters
Annie Wagner
Clara Koesters
Mary M. H. Koesters
Chas. Koesters
Eisenheiss
Beck
Indictments Mounted in Indianapolis National Bank Case
District attorney Burke’s office prepares 15 more indictments for Internal Revenue violations and counterfeiting. Seven bank indictments expected, most already drafted, with pages totaling 221 in one document. Rumors tied C B F Pierce to the case denied by John W. Kern. Pierce declares no indictment nor involvement.
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Burke
Indiansporls National Bank
Internal Revenue
Sun
C. B. F. Pierce
Indianapolis National Bank
John W. Kern
Plercs
Cincinnati
Republican state committee to open headquarters in Journal building
The Republican state committee will open its headquarters in the Journal building this Saturday with Secretary Millikan in charge. Chairman Jack Gowdy will visit from Rushville occasionally. O. M. Tichenor, ex-postmaster of Princeton, seeks the clerk of the supreme court nomination, opposing Oliver Ensley, son of Pen sion agent Ensley.
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Republican State Committee
Journal
Millikan
Jack Gowdy
Rushville
O. M. Tichenor
Princeton
Supreme Court
Oliver Ensley
Ensley
New England Republican Governors Meet on Tariff Impact
Governor-elect Greenhalger plans a conference of Republican governors from New England soon after Congress convenes to assess national business conditions and press Congress to avoid tariff changes that harm New England.
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Boston
Greenhalger
New England
Congress
Miss Cornelius Hosts Friends for Miss Barber Honor
Social notes show Miss Sarah Cornelius entertaining Friday night for Miss Barber of Lancaster. Fire damages George Murry residence at 85 Ash street. $50 loss from defective grate. Hall Ladies of the M E church hold annual bank offering service. Hume's mandolin club to perform. Griffith and Carrell bound over for numerous robberies including Indianapolis creamery. Mrs M H Aldrich resigns as matron. Mrs Abigail Broadruc to succeed. Senator Turple heads to Washington. Tom Taggart hosts banquet at the Grand. Ed Carroll and Ed Griffin attempt escape from police HQ. turned back to cell. Julia Miller starts harness bond case for S A McCowan. found unsound mind, sent back to asylum. Richard, a charitable landlord on S Washington, hosts charity ball at Tomlinson hall with Union band orchestra. expected net about $100 for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cornelius
Barber
Lancaster
George Murry
Ash-st
Hall
M. E. Church
Hume’s
Mandolin Club
Griffith & Carrell
Indiannapolis
Grand
M. H. Aldrich
The
Women’s Reformatory
Abigail Broadruc
Senator Turple
Washington
Tom Taggart
the Grand
Ed Carroll
Ed Griffin
Julia Miller
S. A. McCowan
Sylum
McCowan
Richard
S. Washington St
Tomlinson Hall
Union Band Orchestra
Mr. George
Carpenters’ Union
Patronize Union Co-Operative Laundry Ad
An old newspaper note promotes the Union Co-Operative Laundry and nearby merchants, urging quality service and pointing to Van Péit's stock of fine flour as a featured brand.
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Union ‘Co-Operative Laundry
van Péit’s
Defeat in Rio Grande do Sul Reported with Peixoto Ships
Special dispatches from Buenos Aires confirm insurgent victory in Rio Grande do Sul. Three hundred Castilhistan killed, eighty federal troops dead, prisoners reportedly massacred. President Plexoto consolidates power. government orders suspension of River Plate newspapers to hide Peixoto’s ship movements. Aquidaban, Mello’s flagship, reportedly unharmed after loyal forts’ gauntlet.
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New York
Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande Do Sul
Rio
Plexoto
River Platte
Peixoto
Aquidaban
Mello
Frightful collision and town ablaze from Lehigh Valley wreck
At Hayvex Pennsylvania a rear freight collision caused a ground blazing wreck. Non union green crews blamed as engine 171 plowed into a forward train, fire consuming the Rubnke hotel and other properties. Loss quoted at 125000 with several men missing.
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Hayvex
Lehigh Valley
Rubnke
Ricker’s
Waite Haven
Penn
Smith's
Driggs’ Hotel
Driggs’ Drug Store
Koon’s
Fischer’s
Teencher’s
Puinuspore
N. J
Bloombury
A. J. Birdley
South Easton
Easton
Dorothy
Wilbur
Green Bridge
Haston
Fatal Fall at Slatington Quarry Claims Three Victims
A cable broke at Nepp & Company’s Slatington quarry on Saturday morning sending Frank Kern, a widower with three children, Charles Schlicter who left a widow and three children, and an unidentified Hungarian to the shaft bottom, where they were killed.
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Allentown
Penn
Nepp & Company
Slatington
Frank Kern
Charles Schlicter
Burglars Loot Hardware Store in Brooklyn with 60000 in Cash Bonds
In Brooklyn New York on Friday night burglars broke into 288 Fulton Street hardware store of O. Burnett and pried open a heavy front gate. They escaped with over 60000 in cash mortgages bonds and other securities. Police investigation ongoing.
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Brooxlyn
N. Y
Real estate boom or boondoggle in Washington township
A petition signed by 35 residents including Dr. R. C. Light and Wm. Bosson seeks a special election to authorize a 70 797 70 subsidy for the Broad Ripple line funded by a 2 cent per 100 tax levied in 1893 1894 and 1895. Taxpayers oppose it as a real estate boom scheme while commissioners smile at the audacity. In a separate item cholera hits the royal palace district as a courier’s wife and family are hospitalized.
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R. C. Light
Wm. Bosson
8. C. Claypool
Washington Township
Stage Activity Across town draws crowds and big names
Belle Archer leads a rush of engagements with Julia Marlowe's new one act "Chatterton" by Ernest Lacy. George Thatcher's operatic company brings Africa to Grand Opera House with 80 in cast. Dickson & Talbott report Thanksgiving audiences and plans for Fritz and The District Fair at Park and Grand theaters with star roles and notable scenery.
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Julia Marlowe
Chatterton
Ernest Lacy
Philadelphia
Dickson & Talbott
Ung Hha
George Thatcher
Africa
Grand Opera House
Harry Moore
Raymon Moore
Harry
Tivoli
San Francisco
Welle
Park Theater
New England
Hancnett
George W. Walters
Neill Scully
Gerry Liddy
William Benalli
William W. Craig
Ralph Bell
Minnie Hill
Beatrice Ingram
Joseph H. Callahan
Aquino
Quibbler
Victor
Cronin Murder Plot Details emerge in Mrs Foy Testimony
Mrs. Andrew Foy testifies before the Coughlin murder jury detailing a conspiracy to kill Dr. Cronin at the Carlton cottage. She names participants including Daniel Coughlin Martin Burke Patrick Cooney and Patrick O Sullivan with others, and describes how the doctor was struck with a heavy chisel as Burke restrained him and Cooney carried out the killing. She says Coughlin plotted and recruited, and guards stood at the door while the deed occurred.
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Curiaco
the Post
Andrew Foy
Daniel Coughlin
Dr. Cronin
P. H. Cronin
Carlston
Patrick Cooney
Martin Burke
Michael
Chicago
Cooney
Burke
Patrick O’sullivan
Dan Coughlin
Dinan
Coughlin
Carleton Cottage
John Kunze
Mertes
Carlton Cottage
Cronin
Patrick O'Sullivan
James Cunnen
J.B. Simonds
Clarkat
Martin Dawn
Hancock, Mich
Joseph McKenna
Carston Cottage
Mwan
Hancock
Mich
Earl of Warwick Dies at Warwick Castle Age 75
The Earl of Warwick died on Saturday at Warwick Castle at age 75. His son and heir Lord Brooke wed in 1681 Francis Evelyn Maynard, famed for beauty and close friends of the Prince of Wales. Lord Randolph Churchill ill with influenza. school board meeting notes vacancy and finance issues.
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Loxton
Earl of Warwick
Warwick Castle
Lord Brooke
Francis Evelyn Maynard
Lord
Lady Brooke
Prince of Wales
Lord Randolph Churchill
Weather forecast for weekend temperature changes
The forecast covers the 36 hours ending 8 p m on December 3. Expect warmer conditions through Saturday night with local snow or rain on Sunday. Sunday night turns colder across the area.
Beecham's Pullsa Claim IceWater Superior
Anaged ad touts Beecham's Pullsa as ice cold and better than mineral waters for laundry. It notes capital laundry benefits and advertises shirt reductions and a phone reference 108.
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Beecham
Charity Fetes Mark Anniversary as Destitution Grows
Ex President Harrison to address a Love Feast at English Opera House marking the Benevolent Society's fifty seventh anniversary and the Charity Organization Society's fifteenth year. Relief bureaux report increased suffering and many impostors as aid demands rise.
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Harrison
Citii Zens
Opera House
The
Benevolent Society
Charity Organization Society
Maryland St
Jas’ Mettson
Evansville
Commercial Club Relief Bureau
Col.Lully
Charity Organization
Plymouth Church
Grout Aald
Sun
Boyd
Terre Haute
George
E. Washington St
Swift Nominated for Mayor as Kosminski Dies
The Chicago Republican convention nominated acting Mayor George B. Swift by acclaim to succeed himself. The Democratic convention, also in session, eyed John R. Hopkins as a contender amid a bitter fight. Charles Kosminski, a banker and delegate, collapsed and died after seconding Swift.
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Swift
Chicago
George B. Swift
Weeston
John R. Hopkins
Charles Kosminski
West Indianapolis Boys Sentenced to Ten Years in Penitentiary
Harris Gordon and Bryce Hicks of West Indianapolis were sentenced to ten years in the Indiana state penitentiary for robbing James Hamilton of 180 dollars on November 6 in Martinsville. The ruling was handed down Saturday in Martinsville, Indiana.
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West Indianapolis
Martinsville
Ind
Harris Gordon
Bryce Hicks
James Hamilton
City church services schedule for Sunday morning
Morning services are listed for Roberts park M. E. Rev T S Conltas First baptist Rev W F Taylor Second presbyterian Rev J A Milburn Meridian st M E Rev N Sime Central-ave M E Rev H A Buchtel Plymouth congregations Rev F B Dewhurst St Pauls episcop s Rev Wm Beaven Mount Morris Ont Central christian Rev D R Lucas Memorial presbyterian Rev F O Ballard Communion and new member reception in the morning No evening services noted except a city benevolent society meeting at Englishs opera house in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Park M. E
T. S. Conltas
First Baptist
W. F. Taylor
Second Presbyterian
J. A. Milburn
Meridian St
M. E
N. Sime
Memorial Presbyterian
F. O. Ballard
Sunday Dinner for Fifty Cents at Commercial Club
A short notice describes a Sunday dinner for fifty cents offered by the Commercial Club restaurant, a six course meal cheaper than home and easing domestic chores. The club’s elevator is to be used and the hours are from noon to 2 30. Manager E. ABNOLU promotes the paname option.
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Commercial Club
Sarve
Commercial Club Paname
E. Abnolu
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