Fourth Edition Tangled Sullivan affairs loom in court
The article outlines bondmen for John Sullivan facing claims for misvalued property and unpaid judgments. It details Sproule and Renihan holdings, transfers to C. Yaneker, and looming suits to recover losses from Sullivan thefts. It notes Loflin’s role, mortgages on Terre Haute assets, and potential syndicate purchase debates. Debates over Miller loans and collection rights are described. Also included are moves after an exposure of Joseph A Moore and a looming stockholder meeting with Col. Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Sullivan
Sproule
Lawrence Township
Liberty-st
W. Maryland-st
D. C
Tod. C. Yaneker
Bondenen
Reniban
Loftin
Binton
John R. Nixos
Evansville
Bas
Mortyats
Terre Haute
Loflin
Ferre Haute Bravel Ly
Lofiin
Monmpy
Lofip
Cercni
Miller
Sus
Miller Lai
Charles Menz
William Davis
Decatur Township
Many
Henry Spaan
Capt. Many
Spaan
Boeasa
Miners Contention Dominates Convention Debate
The convention raged over recognition of the Progressive union or the Knights of Labor in any agreement. Debates extended Tuesday into Wednesday with operators and miners arguing, while Col Read urged harmony. Key figures included Alexander Dempster and Patrick McBryde guiding rulings and statements, as disputes risk breaking up the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Alexander Dempster
Rawleyiynely
LB. Ray
Ann G
Dempster
Edarker
Patrick McPryde
Gamleman
Vr. McBryde
Wedbasday
Nainn
L. Bl
Erie
Oscar Townsend
Ohio
Gamipe
Pennsylvania
E. of US
Indiana
Vwesars
Ray
Baty
James
John McBride
Col. Read
Bloody Massacre at Grand Sleine Seaport
A dispatch from St Morr describes Gen HippolyteLyte's troops seizing Grand Sleine and killing at least eighty locals suspected of supporting Legitime. The report notes brutal, ratlike slaughter and widespread horror as details emerge amid a broader recounting of a later banquet at the Grand Hotel where milling figures and dignitaries toasted industry and national progress.
Senate Turmoil in Indiana House and Senate Clash
A chaotic Indiana state legislature session unfolds with Johnson challenging appointments and a quorum struggle. Debate over governor appointments, the eight hour work bill, and a sewer project for Michigan City prison marks a tense morning, while the House sees limited action and new bills stalled by lack of quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Hyde
Gras
Hall Place
M. E
Senate Chamber
Indiana
Amon
Journal-tlerk Lingle
Johnson
Howard
Emerald Smith
Senate
Atle
Roberts
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan's Home
Cov Letey
Rfas
Lozsdan
Civvilian
Caty
API
Tris
Barrett
Jolson
Gray
Hovey
Dehnewn
Republcan
Johnean
Varrett
Urmston
Kennedy
Tonnison
Barett
Wayne States
Danrkeapac
Francis
Michigan City
Cox
Brown
Wilson
General Assembly
Judiciary
John J. Nolan
Fields
Langstaff
Marisa
Millers Meet Hut Not to Form a Trest at Trade Meet
The winter wheat millers convention draws about 300 delegates to discuss abuses among mills such as shipment terms and freight rates. Speakers from multiple states attend under the central association aiming to unify winter wheat groups rather than form a trust. Notables include C. H. Sige, George Bane, and Chas Pow. A banquet and Belt Road tour follow, with Indiana weather forecast as fair then warming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Heer
Board of Trade
Ausphas
Central Association
C. H. Sige
Hichland
Greorge Bane
Sts. Louis
National Association
Onea
U. S
W. Ballard
J. H. Ranek
Millstone
Vns Weapons
P. H. Litchfield
Grand Hotel
Belt Road
Death of Prince Rudolf Rumor Stuns Court and Senate
A sensational report claims Prince Rudolf was killed after a baroness chose suicide to shield the crown prince from scandal. The baroness and her husband allegedly faced the prince with proof of intimacy before her act and Rudolf’s murder followed at his hunting lodge. A lively senate scene recounts in a city paper with chatter about electricity and a chandelier. Tables from the new directory list various officials and physicians in Penn and Blake streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpoy
Rudolf
Stevens fhcard from New York to Aden dispatches
Stevens reports from Aden that he arrived after Stani 7 and voices bitter feelings toward the Gerpians. He leaves for Zanzibar Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Fhcard
New York
Stevens
Aden
Stani
Zanzibar
Wreck on Louisville and New Albany Line Claims Two Lives
Local freight No. 43 on the Louisville and New Albany line ran at speed and derailed when a rail likely gave way due to extreme cold. Two cars and the caboose left the track, plunging down an embankment. Fireest Corey of Bloomington died Wednesday morning. Conductor Chas Wilson is in Quincy in serious condition. A brakeman was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tratman
Bloomington
Ind
Aincy
Louisville & New Albany
Fyerest Corey
Chas. Wilson
Quincy
Tragedy During New York Street Car Strike
A striker was shot and killed by a police officer on Sixty sixth street during a row among street car strikers in New York. The victim, described as having an excellent reputation, died from the gunshot to the brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snyder
Lovers Die After Money Shortage Elopement Attempt
New York story of Carrie Scanini and James Consa, lovers opposed by parents, who lacked funds to elope. They drank poison to end their lives. Scanini died Wednesday morning and Consa lingered, unable to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carrie Scanini
James Consadine
Bullet Wound Sends John Jameson to City Hospital
Tuesday morning John Jameson a colored man was taken to the city hospital with a bullet wound in the ankle He did not explain the cause but it is supposed he attempted suicide and the weapon discharged while an effort was made to seize it He lived at 88 Eddyst Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jameson
Eddyst
Spe Burne
pSkulb
Ecu
Wilson
Wise
Care Post
Iba
Strreet
Court House
Rumors and rumors of cabinet changes in early Feb
Reports from multiple sources discuss Sherman Serven leading topics, possible cabinet reshuffles under Harrison, and chatter about Sanafor Plumb for a cabinet post. An anti Blaine sentiment lingers as the era’s political landscape shifts amid sparse confirmed details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Serven
Mel
Sheri
Sili
Chicago
Westo
Alves
Town Notes and Legal Briefs from East Market to Washington
Arrests over the Thurston way racket at East Market confuse officials. Buck v Connecticut General Life Insurance Company drags through federal court as a policy dispute. Rush County and Henry County officials register as probate and military home trustees. Medora Henson Emerson and band perform at a Y M C A lecture tour in February. A divorce case, a custody ruling, and a governor’s exam notice surface amid chamber politics and postal inquiries. Congress debates Spanish duty and reciprocal sugar tariffs as a central association forms for winter wheat sailers.
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Tom Murray
Ave McPeike
Thanes
East Market
William J. Buck
Connecticut General Fife Bnsurance
BLN
United States
Rover
Benjauin TL
Smith, Agenn
Rush County
Frenk Watts
Henry County
Tristers
Beston Starg
Medora Henson-Emerson
Walter Emerson
Nellie F. Brown
Stinson
Parks
Pymouth Chaiuch
Jeannette F. Welch
Thomas Jd
Welch
Hier Hobbie
Dudee Walker
Waller
Jeannie Campbell
Morgan
Board of Examiners
Tudianapai
Lebeld
T. A. Hendricks
Senate
Chase
Dresser
KH. T. Noel
Nashville, Tann
Congress
America
White Caps terror grips Noblesville amid warnings
Noblesville Indiana February 6 town in fever over White Caps warnings sent to respectable citizens. Mayor Wilson unveils threats of severe penalties and a $100 reward for evidence. Letters threaten residents while guards protect homes and rumors spread of a White Caps chapter organized to interfere in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ef Forte
Noblesville
Ind
WR. Garver
Carver
E. J. Miller
G. AT
John AH. Wise
Wice
Tih Suwarent
Geo P Warott Special Bargain Sale On Footwear
Bargain sale offer for boots shoes and rubbers at Geo P Warott. Save money by calling at 16 North Pennsylvania Street. Limited stock and special prices promote quick purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P
Dog Show At Tomlingen Hall Brims With Furry Phylogeny
A quirky description of a dog show at Tomlingen hall mocks naturalists and dog taxonomy. It catalogs dog breeds from wolf-dog mixes to terriers and mastiffs, notes the round pupil of dogs versus foxes, and mentions a painter capturing the dogs while judge Geo Ewald Blebaa oversees entries and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlingen Hall
Siti
Welf
Jackal
Joho
Callie
Spitz
Gilpin
Jude
Geo
Ewald
Blebaa
Bigenne
Prissis
Jaenbins
Ufe
Sid Conger
Plat Rock
Ind
F.C. Huntington & Co
Indianapolis
P. J. Ketleher
W. Pb. Steples
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John Sullivan
Rondonen
Lottia
Sualls
Canada
Joseph A. Moore
Col. Greene
Charles KE. Barratt
SUN
Moore
Cid
Moody
Wm. L
B Harmony
Pen Pictures
Florrible Buichery
Hiellers
Elijah Beaumont Martindale
Rigavis Chaupey Depew
Co Ie Grand Hotel
Manufacturere, Novdyte & Nou
Oh Anfree Co
Barpard & Leas Atanufacturing Coy
AL 4
Hntlers
Facie Ag Ig
Hoosier
Anara Myler
Freight Fine Agents
Indianapoli
John Kothsukofur
Pether
Suuz
Seletiuges
Minster
Onins
H. Renek
Signaal
Gebl
Renek
Judea Ma
Calleg
Thomas Jefferson
George Waeshington
Prac Uent Millers
Harrison
Millers
Dyer Casey Saltebrinns
Danny
Caramonies
Dudge Martindale
Millera
Ansiers
Clovar End
Cincinnati
Tolea
Adit
Tien
Thea Millere
Memnbera
C. B. Syhlet
Illinois
Alexander Smith
St. Louis
Senators
Indculcoe
Azalen
Prince Rudolf
Calvin F. Darnell
Cal
Lariated
al. S'Art
Pilgo
Naw
Raw
Ind’pl
Board of Health
Dragest
Penn
Pettiiohn
Otto B
Blake
Same
Suut
Carine
Ang Borrihiv
Mae Hipper
Managqua
Nicaragua
Slack
AGENF
A. John Tf
Gaathering Thom
Winchester
U.S
Taylor
P. Marsh
Janes Flefieher
Axmarshal
J. E. Markle
Charles Hielder
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