Gossip of hotels and ministers in the Denison house scene
A gossip column notes ministers and journalists roaming hotel corridors, naming Dr. Hayres Dr. Lucas and Dr. Robinson as Garfield era figures and funeral preacher links. Anecdotes cover Butler posters in New Orleans, Ira L Davenport wine tastings, and Col Bridgel and Havre consul talk amid political chatter. Military justice and medical cure updates close the piece with local color and oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leu
Gan. Harrison
Hayres
Lucas
John C. New
Denison House
United States
Danone
Garfield
B. Errett
Errett
Robinson
Rarfis
Libby prison removal to Chicago and other items
The wire brief notes Libby prison will be moved to Chicago, a Worcester cotton mill fire causes 40000 in loss, a New York man plans to donate 20000000 for a Chicago university, West Virginia Republicans drift toward a separate legislature, Mrs. Gen John Sibley dies upon hearing a government claim denial, Sibley served in the Confederate Army, and a Brooklyn shoe store advertises cheap prices at 277 Massachusetts Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Chicago
Liverdale
Worcester
Mass
New York
West Virginia
John Sibley
Fredericksburg
Court of Claims
Sibley
Brooklyn
Massachusetts Ave
Indianapolis plans national G A H encampment in 1890
The Indianapolis board contemplates hosting the national G A R encampment in 1890. Attendees could range from 500 000 to 700 000 visitors over a week, spending about 36 each. The city aims to raise funds and form committees with Milwaukee as a competing bidder, inviting the city council and board of aldermen to join a joint effort with the chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of Tide Rooms
Col. N. Walker
Tadianapolis
Iad
Milwaukee
Washington
Westing
Tedianapolis
Ihe
George Tanner
Mediana
Gen
Carnabin
Tohuaon
Camci
Board of Alderman
Ite Hieard of Trade
G. A. St
Aitiate
Scott
Atel
Sullivan estate controversy nets raised funds probe
Attorney Henry N. Spaan recounts a meeting in Charley Cooner's office where Sullivan's difficulty allegedly spurred a plan to raise about 10 000 to cover losses, while trust funds were said to be only 5 000. Spaan questioned Sproule about a shortfall of over 40 000 and warned against raising or paying out funds. He also says he tried to head off attempts to involve Tom Taggart and denies any involvement with Mina Wirth case or visiting Mrs Wirth.
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Henry N. Spaan
John E. Sullivan
Franklin
Jack
Jotn Landers
Toftin
Sullivan
Charley Cooner
Simea Une
Sproule
Spran
Spaan
Tom Taggart
Mina Wirth
Weetst
Sen
Loh
Tim King
Ford
Meridian-st. Church
Ilague
Emma
Ewisg
Pipmouth
Eba
Efer
Florence
West Washingtonst
Dickson
Pastero Anitalista
Hiram A. S. Fark
Ainve
Charles Sinateck
Sinstore
Langenberg Thuraday
Hames Schnull
Lendorce
W. Washington St
Frank P. Clark
Criminal Court
William Harris
J. H. Flettianis
Jack Hanlan
Chesapeake St
Loftin
Ramora
Jo Han
John C. Grim
John H. Gutnecht
Gatrecht
Grims
Gutrecht
Grim
al. Kendall
Plake St
Tigia
Kansas City
Columbus
A. &. Burkhardt & Co
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Burkhardt
Charles A. Wilhite
Haughville
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
Ges
Jim the Penman shines at Grand Opera House in Indianapolis
Thursday night the Grand Opera House staged Jim the Penman by Sir Charles Young. A M Palmer’s company delivered a superb performance with Brooklyn as Nina Ralston captivating the audience without speaking as she exposed her husband’s forgeries. Continues until Saturday night with artistic furniture from W. L. Elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Penman
Grand Opera House
Charles Young
A. M. Palmer
Brooklyn
Nina Ralston
Indianapolis
Joseph Whiting
Wim
W. J. Ferguson
Foster Visit in Indianapolis Aimed at Treasury Post
Six Ohio Republican senators arrived in Indianapolis by the Pennsylvania road and met in the home of Ger Harrison for a confidential discussion led by Col Taylor and Edward Rathbone. They came to advocate ex-Gov Charles Foster for the treasury portfolio while masking their real objective with talk of Rathbone’s candidacy for collector of Gusicis. The visit included a dog show incident and a tour of local spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Road
Ger. Harrison
Jim Blaine
Col. Bridgeland
Ohio
Edward G. Rathbone
Col
A.taylor
Calamus
Charles Foster
Treasury
Rathbone
Gusicis
Gen. Parrisan
Col Taylor
Cleveland
Gov. Foraker
Foraker
Fanning
Miorgipg
Riiber Ag
Tijiss Sineer
Richard
Judens
Parcaume
Seo
Adams and Democrats clash over asylum scandal in Indiana
The Indiana house debates hospital for the insane amid sharp blame. Geo A Adams accuses trustees and John Sullivan of mismanagement and improper contracts. A committee to investigate is proposed while temperance bills and nominations mark the session. The Senate continues election bill readings as county cases and local stories unfold in Indianapolis.
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House of Representatives
Indiana
Geo. A. Adams
Davis
FE. Sullivan
Adams
John
Sullivan
Sai
Turoished
Weward
John Ivan
Marina Gor
Shean
Saliva
Leasley
Pleaseants
Shields
Temperance
Cullen
Oppenheim
Willard
Indianapolis
Schmuck
Chase
DeMotte
Dresser
A. d. West
Speasker Kenry Booth
Kansas
Sehmuck
Jake Dunn
Sidney Ek. Moon
Virginia C. Meredith
Columbus City
Johnson
Senate
General Assembly
Tezau Briday
Tin Grifin
Jacob Henry Clay Smith
Walter Morrison
United States
Shockney
St. Joseph
Enya Shocka
Tom O'Neill's Letter Exposes Sullivan Affair and Flight
The letter from Thomas H. O'Neill, Sullivan's former head clerk, claims innocence of criminal acts while accusing Peter Sullivan of theft and deceit. He says he never joined in the wrongdoing, describes flight and loss, and discusses debts and potential payment to creditors. He denies being in Canada and places himself with family on the night prior to a court appearance, hinting at ongoing legal and personal turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Oneil
Sullivan
New York
Bea
Dunk
Neill
Canada
O? Neill
Jacksdan
Rp Sullivan
Two Robbers Hanged After Spruce Ranch Post Office Heist
A dispatch describes a robbery at Spruce Ranch post office on Saturday night, with two horses stolen nearby. A posse pursued the culprits, and reports say two dead men were found hanging on a limb about 69 miles west of Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Ranch
Mspuela
Foruce
Fragmentary Ohio and Indiana News Briefs Update
A mixed set of local items reports Van Wert stave factory losses at 827003 dollars in finished cooperage. A widow seeks 5000 from Melvin Reprolds at Wabash over marriage plans. Columbus notes a 27000000 mortgage bond for FE and B road funding Kinara to Columbia with I and T road guarantees. Muncie covers Delaware county farmers institute attendance and nail mill workers arriving. Delaware county real estate transfers total near 100600 for the week ending Feb 2%. A Franklin rumor alleges Lawson Abbott died in an insane asylum from non natural causes. a coroner may hold a postmortem. Wanatah notes Werra sinking and a local man who won 15000 in a lottery being sent to the fatherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hage Stave
van Wert
Servilla Stanhowtat
Melvin
Wabash
Reyxsolis
Columbus
Kinara
Columbia
Muncie
Delaware County
Wanatah
Nias
Hast
Ac Wanatah
Harrison and callers seek favor as delegates weigh cabinet options
Harrison receives visitors including John A. Steele of Alabama and Judge James Jackson of Tuscumbia who praise Longstreet while favoring Governor William F. Smith for cabinet. George L. Shoups of Idaho also calls. Indianapolis school officials seek manual training, Cullen bills authorize municipal gas purchases and pipeline bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
South
John A. Steele
Alabama
Blaine
Sherman
James Jackson
Tuscumbia
Bishly
Gen. Longstreet
Wm. FH. Smith
Steele
Geo. L. Shoups
Idaho
Scomuck
Sehors Board of
Indianapolis
Cullen
House
Trajan
Benny Thinks Policy Move Hurts Mutual Policyholders
Benny thinks the Tuesday night meeting outlined a plan that would be harmful to Connecticut Mutual policyholders. He believes adopting that course would cause positive injury to those who hold policies and opposes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Denny
Connecticut Mutual
Big Blaze in Cleveland Mill Barn Fire
A large fire destroyed the North en Ohio blanket company's mill barn in Cleveland on Thursday morning, causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. No further details on injuries or causes were provided in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Northen Ohie Blanket Company
Meep Your Feet Dry Special Bargain Sale
Footwear sale at Geo. P. Marotts offering boots shoes and rubbers at reduced prices. Located at 16 North Pennsylvania Street with emphasis on saving money through the bargain event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Marott
No. 16
North
Pennsylvaniast
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