Judge Taylor discusses car works sale strategy
In Judge Taylor's private room on Wednesday morning a confab among Judge Taylor Attorney Winter and Receiver Henning centered on the gate of the car works. A creditor urged raising bids to win a reasonable figure and questioned Receiver Henning's $175000 valuation. The sale was postponed previously but the 2 o'clock bidders' contest may decide any transfer. An intervening creditor's complaint was filed by Ford Winter as papers disappeared.
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Taylor
Winter
Henning
Heaping
Sunman
United States
Flo
Ford Winter
Youth 15 Shoots Self in Chicago Flaw Office
Frederick Mantell a 15 year old Chicago youth in the Reaper block Wednesday morning shot himself after leaving an incoherent will. Cause unknown. A man named Baker living on Marshfield ave also shot himself Wednesday. Police court hears Win. and Mary Stone charged with assault and battery after a domestic dispute in which Mary claimed provocation and a black eye. Mary was freed with Stone fined 25 dollars and costs.
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Chicago
Hills
Pieaco
Frederick Mantell
Reaper Block
Baker
Marshfield Ave
Win
Mary Stone
Willian
Virginia-ave
Mary
John Wallack
Stone
Wallack
Health delegates meet across states in Cranteston
American national health conference held in Cranteston with delegates from nearly every state. Representatives are being royally entertained as the event proceeds with discussions on national health priorities.
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Cranteston
American National Health
Union
Nineteenth Reunion of the Third Michigan Cavalry Held
Alger Talks in Michigan as the Nineteenth Reunion of the Third Michigan Cavalry was held in Alger. General delivered the address, and plans to resume work were announced.
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Alger
Nandraprps
Mich
Third Michilean Cavalry
Indianapolis Sun Gets a New Dress in Print
The Indianapolis Sun unveils a brand new dress as it shines brighter than ever, amid praise from Goshen News and Baltimore World. The Sun’s upgraded look is welcomed by Frankfort News, with expectations it will continue to grow in prominence and appeal.
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Lis Sen
Capitol
Goshen News
Indianapolis Sun
Sun
Baltimore
Endianapolis
Frankfort News
Governor Appoints R K W McBride To Supreme Bench
Governor Hovey named Judge R K W McBride to fill the vacancy created by Judge Mitchell's death. McBride, a Republican and former Elkhart circuit judge, was the party’s choice after strong support from attorneys and police across the state. The move pleases Republicans while Democrats protest.
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Mitchell
Hovey
RK. W. McBride
State Supreme Bench
Judge McBride
Judge Mitchell
R. W. McBride
Lis
Indiana
Ohio
Tam Sun
McBride
Guv
Honey
Elkhart
Skeletons Found on Pine Mountain Hunters Burned
A party of hunters on Pine Mountain reports finding the burned skeletons of two men, evidently hunters, on a mountain after forest fires had ceased. The hunters arrived in Driuico, Tenn., December 17 reporting the discovery. The Pope was reported very ill in Rome on December 17.
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Driuico
Tenn
Pine Mountain
City notes and court actions in Indiana region
City items report Murphy couple's temporary stay at the Denison, plans for new club rooms in Lorraine block, and 200 guests at a World’s Fair event. Divorces, a wanted suspect nabbed for assault, a barn fire with $3,000 loss, and bids for county printing awarded. A health facility seeks $1,000 for additions while a railroad man breaks a hip on a train. Court fines for George Field amid a wake of theft and jewelry thefts, plus a Kentucky arrest for illicit medicines. The Courier notes reader praise for The Stun and cites a Supreme Court ruling on liens for livestock keepers.
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Francis Murphy
Denison
Commercial Club
George H. Chapman Post
Lorraine
Mary Hoover
Theodore
Christopher Baker
Juy
Viola Stevens
Sylvester Johnson
Irvington
Journal
Fitzgerald
Sentinel Printing Company
Nest
Win
Montgomery
Kregelo
Bates St
Lafayette
Geo. Field
Hovey
Kentucky
John P. Powell
Morgan County
Henry County
Ella
Phelps
Bureglars
Mr. Miller
S. Hilinois St
Miller
Page
Nin
Indianapolis
Trial of a Strangler Eyraud and Bompard in Paris
The Paris murder case of Michel Eyraud and Gabrielle Bompard unfolds with detective Jaume exposing a complex plot. Eyraud allegedly lured Gouffe to Bompard’s apartment, where a gorilla handed killer awaited, the body hidden in a trunk. Hypnosis and staged evidence later factor in affectively, as trials recount a chilling robbery and strangling.
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Michel Eyraud
Gabrielle Bompard
Paris
M. Jaume
M. Touissaint Gouffe
Eighteen Killed In Mine Cage Fall at Horner
At Horner a cage descending with miners snapped its rope, plunging to the bottom and killing eighteen workers. The report notes later entertainment coverage from Indianapolis with Frank Deshon’s comedian act at the Park and impressions of the Blue Jeans patrol in Joe Arthur’s new play as audiences respond to real names and local figures.
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Bressers
Horner
Joe Arthur
George Dickson
Indianapolis
Hack Lmorist
Cuutsa
Beatherleich
Yadsley
James Whitcomb Riley
Trees
Tutewilers
Hawkinses
Viaduct Ordinance Passes Amid Rowdy Session
A tense Tuesday night aldermanic meeting led to a silent vote on the viaduct ordinance after seven members left the chamber, with Blackwell resisting but ultimately voting yes. Arguments centered on Union Railway Company terms, with claims the city might force construction if accepted within ten days.
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Aldermanic Chamber
Bruenig
Reinecke
Smithers
Blackwell
Union Railway Company
Reynolds
Blackwyell
Harry Smith
Railway Company
Mt. Thalman
Tyras
Blackwel
Aldeman
William Wallace on Trial for Murder of Mother in October
William Wallace was brought to criminal court on charges of assault and battery then murder for beating his widowed mother after she reprimanded him for drinking. He allegedly struck her with a fist in the head after returning home drunk last October. She died at City hospital from a brain concussion, and an indictment for murder followed as the case advanced.
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Michel Eyraud
Jaume
Gouffe
Jin
Gabrielle Bompard
Vernon
Gouse
Gabriella Bompara
Rue
Troncon Bucondray
Fauboure Montmartre
London
Lyons
Thompacr
Lyons Innkesper
Eyrand
France
Cuan Francisco
Hyrain
M. Gravanger
Hyraid
Garanger
Niagara
Gabrielle
Eyland
Scandals
Jamnye
Eyrane
Havang
Altewards
Goose
Gabriele
Eyraud
Mme. Bompard
Goulte
Goutte
Mie
Bompard
Hyraud
Bomperd
Myrad
Eyrad
Frank Deshon
Coquelicot
Amsden
Deshon
William Wallace
Triad
Wallace
Pattersonst
U.S. Attorney Comments on Robinson Letter Case
Sun reporter questions grand jury activity in the Robinson letter matter. U.S. Attorney Chanzibers replies the United States indicts individuals, not attorneys general. A prominent Republican says there is no alarm in GOP circles over potential Miller indictment. Democrats seek political capital with little success. Three weeks from Thursday the mills begin to run.
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Sun
U.S
Chanzibers
Robinson
United States
Altommeygen
Miller
Smiley
Gen. Miller
Frank
Gallagher Ends Carpenters Dispute in Butte Fatal Clash
The grip of the eight hour movement continues with renewed vigor in New York while Butte witnesses a fatal confrontation as John Gallagher attempts to kill a carpenter and is slain in return. The local weather shows a 54 degree high, twenty degrees warmer than Wednesday.
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Gallagher
Butte
Montana
John Gallagher
New York
New parlor goods at Wm. Elder and Green and Holly
Florists Betterman Bray advertise Christmas and New Years decorations and cut flowers at 87-43 Massave. Tel 640. Wm. Elder and Green and Holly promote seasonal decor and arrangements for holiday season.
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Elder A
Betterman Bray
Massave
Parnell attacked by lime during Kilkenny visit
Reports from Ballenekill to Kilkenny describe an incident where a crowd hurled lime and stones at Charles S. Parnell as he spoke at Castle Corner. He was struck in the eyes and treated by a doctor before being taken to Kilkenny for care. Surgeons fear inflammation though eyesight may be saved.
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Farmtell
Dupri
Spk
Ballenekill
Parnell
Castle Corner
Davitt
Dr. Tanner
Tanner
Mix
Mr. Harrington
Father Downer
Hackett
Blackthors
Dupuy
Victoria Hotel
Kilkenny
McCarthy
Sexton
O'Connor
Cork
Lorillard brick works receiver cites seven million liabilities
New York December 17 says Charles Jer receiver of the Lorillard brick works reports liabilities of about seven million dollars. The Hime national bank closed Tuesday after a withdrawal of eighty thousand dollars. Minnesota briefs deny false reports of company failures and reveal a false claim about Trevacedeare Bros & Co. assignment.
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New York
Chas
Lorillard Brick Works
Hime National Bank
Mostra
Dee
United States
Trevacedeare Bros. & Co
Uitrue
Mismatolis
Minn
Towa
Minnesota
Oarsman O'Connor seeks Melean side by side bets
Oarsman O'Connor demands £500 or £1000 per side to row Melean. Rainy season hinders Stamtoul from lowering his California track record. Dempsey Litzsimmons bout headline in New Orleans with $11,000 purse. Warren Miller sign for ten round fight near Indianapolis on Dec 26.
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Oarsman O'Connor
Melean
Stamtoul
California
Jack Diempsey
New Orleans
Warren
Miller
Indianapolis
Louis Cyr
Quebec
New York
Fight With Indians Rested With Ranks Thinned
Dispatches from Denver and Chicago report a cavalry clash near Daly's ranch with fifty killed on the rebel side and two officers dead among forty troopers. Indications point to Maj. Tuppe's Sixth Cavalry. Reports on Sitting Bull's death and ensuing frontier tensions detail police action, military mobilization, and fears of a wider Indian uprising.
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Denver
Daly’s Ranch
Rapids City
Nld
Tuppe’s
Sixth Cavalry
Diewtxsus
lSnh
Fountain
Eighth Cavalry
Cannonball River
New Euclane City
White Buttes
Cuinence
Army
Corbin
Miles
Sitting Bull
St. Paul
Minn
Dee
Maj
McLaughlin
Badlands
Toll
Black Bird
Grand River
Tour
Crow Foot
Bissnark
Bull
Quails Shipped to China From Tennessee for American Colony
Cawaco reports Stanley and Best of this city shipped 38 dozen live quails to China on the order of an American colony near Shanghai. The birds, sourced from Tennessee, are expected to propagate the species and support sport in that region, reflecting interest in introducing familiar game birds abroad.
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Cawaco
Stanley & Best
China
Shanghi
Tennessee
Holiday express rush and Oxford students head home
Holiday packages slip through express offices as the Christmas crush builds. At Seaton's Hat Star and Clary's Drug Store shoppers seek fine perfumery and gifts. Students described as light and airy from the Oxford seminary pass through Danville en route for vacation, making festive chatter and envy among Indianapolis observers. A display of mortar-board hats and canaries highlights season merchandise.
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Oxford Seminary
Danville
Tsk
Seiss Indianapolis
Seaton
N. Penn -St. Bell
H. Clary
Prospect-st
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