Fourth Edition Notes on Moore Affair and Sullivan Case
An assorted local page reports on John Sullivan's dealings with the Moore matter and a claim of Barrett's deceit. It covers a Calao owes Proccrd tab, Sullivan’s finances, a disputed deed, and hospital chatter. Also noted is a court order for George W. Budd to account for Mina Wirth’s estate, with guardianship and bond issues pending.
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Moore
ASUN
Dames
Barret
Amoore
Calao
Sullivan
Aldo
John E. Sullivan
John
Cones
Wil
Esuaty Camiers
Roy W. W. Spencer
Giseppe Macourt
Board
Beadford
Aydiana
Reveart
Gettin
Hadley
Circuit Court
George W. Budd
Mina Wirth
Vuaraien
Boreste
Tast
John K. Sullivan
PD. A. Myers
Dudge Ayres
Budd
Myers
Ocean wreck and political moves headline a chaotic day
Reports from February 7 describe a sinking near Beachy Head involving British bark Largo Bay and a steamer. In the U S scene, New York Democrats plan a rally to push for a Cleveland senate, while Belle Starr is rumored alive to save her husband. Vanderbilts accused of absorbing key rail lines in Virginia.
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Euvana
Belle Starr
Senator Payne Announces Re election Bid
Oil Payne announces candidacy for re election in Wasumnatox with firm stated purpose to vindicate his record and satisfy supporters.
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Oil
Payne
Wasumnatox
Spl
Contested Spencer County Election Dominates Indiana House
In the Indiana House, the Peyton vs John contest from Spencer County is debated with remarks on bribery and intimidation as ministers and residents testify. The majority supports seating Peyton while the minority challenges illegal votes. a minority report is tabled amid partisan clashes. In the Senate, a bill to repeal a wife’s right as a surety and a substitute election measure are discussed before adjournment.
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Tvillacic
House of Representatives
Meridian
Indiana
A. A. Doves
Brightwood
Church
Peyton
John
Willard
Debs
Spencer County
Hirham
Repore
Sprain
Jobn Ba
Alen J. Peyton
Zoercher
Aliezel
George A. Adams
Morgan
Senate
J. M. Bailey
Poseysie
Parry County
Sheoud
Dassa
President requests resignations as Samoa consul general
Washington Feb 7 Special The president this morning asked for the resignation of Tarell Sewall consul general to Samoa, saying his views differ from the state department and administration. Harrison, Mrs. Harneon and Mrs. Mckee return from New York shopping. Russell Harrison buys the Record in Helena Montana and will publish from Journal offices.
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Grove
Waashington
Marning
Tarell Sewall
Samoa
State Department and Administration
Harrisonisus
Colorado Assembly
Thurston
Gen. Harrison
Market St
Court House
They Pluck-Mey Meany Operator Wilton Speaks on Mine Law
Edward Wilton of Clay County mine press remarks during miners convention about the pluck-me system and law. He argues for a negotiated balance between miners and operators, criticizes legislative delays, and predicts little change from past sessions. A meeting to form a permanent organization was held with speeches supporting the plan and a next meeting planned to finalize work.
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Edward Wilton
Clay County
Sun
Deo
Jiaiak
Pihis Suestion
Untita Bey
Jaber
Diece
Wathousiasin
Nondthaler
Culders
Thomas Walsh
Emerald Isle
John Jd. Sellison
Mrr
Mrr. Walsh
Smuggling and Chinese slave trade alleged on Pacific coast
A Victoria British Columbia report claims millions in yearly revenues are lost to smuggling opium into the United States. It describes “cock houses” where opium is prepared for the market, with 1000 pounds daily, and notes increasing Chinese slave trade and dames for concubines as rich Chinese men seek spouses, driving profits for recruiters.
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Victoria
B.C
Sis
Pacific
Enttom
Sullivan Household Scandal-Turned Salvo Army Meeting Disturbance
A heated meeting at the Salvation Army hall ends with accusations of Mrs. Sullivan's affair with Capt. Howland, benches torn and threats exchanged. The army splits. Sullivan is not whipped. Bernhamer returns to court, lively and restored, while others peruse clerk records and reminisce.
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Edicdseos
Sal
Varoonm Army
Sullivan
Salvation Army
Mary McLane
Howland
Army
Man struck by train. Moore loses leg at Beltline crossing
Thomas Moore aged about 40 was fatally injured when struck by a train at the Belt and B W roads crossing Wednesday. His left leg was amputated at St Vincent's hospital by Dr Marsee. He lived at 134 Agnes Street. Burglar stole 2,000 in jewelry and bric a brac from Fletcher Mott's curiosity store in the Cyclorama building Wednesday night while 84 police guarded a 20 square mile area.
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Han Gver
Thomas Moore
Fanner
Buarghars
Fletcher M. Nov
Cyclorama
Bargain Boots Sale at Geo Marott Store
Footwear special sale at Geo Marott offering boots and rubbers. Save money by calling 18 North Pennsylvania Street for details and bargain pricing.
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North
Pennsylvania St
Banged Up Banhart Abuses Lead to Whipped Incident
On Pleasant Run near Heidst stands a two story brick home of Bernard Banhart and wife. Neighbors say the man beat his wife semi weekly under liquor influence. After a recent public warning, a mob intervened and he was whipped. Mrs. Banhart declined to fully confirm, saying little beyond a shrug about the event. Nearby residents report continued trouble and fear.
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Todianapolis
Pleasant Run
Heidst
Bernard Banhart
Fierman
Nanhart
Lozeu
Hin
Thay
Tiese Win
Hain
Pert
Tai Abe Leen
Ilis
Cepetialls
Fedive
Poultry and Pets Show Draws Crowds in Tomlinson Hall
Ninety two dogs and various pets competed Thursday at the Poultry and Beach show in Tomlinson Hall. Highlights included expensive dogs like J. Isurigy's Graphic valued at 500, plus a terrier from Tyree named Mishael Scott. A giant gobbler weighing three pounds won a prize at Buffalo, and a grey squirrel star performs somersaults for young visitors. The exhibition runs through Saturday night.
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Hepeleca
Tomlinson Hall
Don Gillivag
Mia
Helen Taylor
St. Bernard
Assian
Field Winder
J. E. Isurigy
Stella Wiles
Mishael Scott
Tyree
Hebrides
Amerea
Hackedurn
Latta Ouuzer
Robert Dine
Kats
Cole
Lesan
Mexico
W. PB
Ginford
Buffalo
Haan
Fred
Tun Wee
Indignity to American Whaler Mary Frazer by Portuguese Warship
The U S State Department received notice of an incident off the Azores in October where a Portuguese warship seized the American whaler Mary Frazer on the high seas. The vessel was taken to Fayal, crew landed, the captain fined heavily, and a sailor charged with selling tobacco unlawfully. The captain says the tobacco was sold at sea.
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Waashinaron
State Department
Imaormming
America
Mary Frazer
Azore Islands
Etober
High
Fayel
Beis
Court actions mix with theft case and race prize photos
In Thuron panel court George Tuters faces charge of stealing from Martin Keiley. James B. Bridgves named receiver for Waoer Indianapolis building and fuel supply Co. Catharine Miller suit to quiet title in Miami being opened. Rebecca J. Martin seeks divorce from John Maria. judge notes possible remedies. Joe Lawler seeks missing friend Sylvester. a forged dairyman check case cited. Marevau & Power publish Sun prize winners photos including Mont Hamilton and Charlie Hawkins among ~50 newsboys. new hat racks noted at Wm. L. Rivers.
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Teorge Tuters
Thuron
Martin Keiley
P. Enrlich
Taylor
James B. Bridgves
Waoer Indianapolis
Miamist
Preiatitus
Rebecca J. Martin
John ¥. Maria
Walker
Martin Oo
Che
Joe Lawler
Bie Pour
Sylvester
Sant, Travis
Frankiie
Hanson's
Marevau & Power
Tim Sun
Mont Hamilton
Charlie Hawkins
Peoria
Col Greene speaks for Connecticut Life on Moore defalcation
Col Jacob Greene, president of the Connecticut Life Insurance Company, discussed Moore’s defalcation with reporters in Bates house, deflecting blame toward mischaracterizations and explaining that the company delayed arrest to preserve business. He stressed the company’s strong solvency, outlined the handling of loans and rents totaling over 217 million, and promised action after books balance. Greene planned to depart for Hartford with Abbott after arranging company affairs, skipping the policyholders meeting.
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Bates House
Col. Dacoh J. Greene
Connecticut Ure Real Life Insurance Company
Bs Mace
Mome
Lini
Moore
Myr
Haughey
Spannooren
Harrison
Moora
Uself
Chicago
Tfl
Enure
Fletcher
Col. Greene
Abbott
Hartford
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Smith Myers
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Trust Company
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John McBride
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