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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1900

Page

2

Senator Clark Witness Corbett Testimony in Clark Case

Testimony in the Clark case recounted a witness Corbett from Butte and others who described alleged political pressure and paid sums to influence debt control and voting. The proceedings touched on how funds were used to sway legislative actions and the stance of various figures in the senatorial fight.

Ington W. M. Bickitte Uraday Clark New York Lee Daly Ford Exwith Rovelli County Ator Clark

Congressional Grist. House and Ways and Means Debate Puerto Rico bill

Publican of New York reports from the Ways and Means Committee on a bill affecting Puerto Rico. Richard Adams, a Democrat, criticizes the measure for lacking limits on bond issuance and for alleged treasury raids and reduced gold reserves by fifty million dollars.

Ashington House Publican New York Puerto d Richard Aodm Verely

Unclear OCR fragment about cutter for St. Marys Michigan

Fragmentary report mentions construction of a cutter for St Marys Michigan and a financial bill entering next morning business with a speech. Entities and details are incomplete due to damaged text.

St. Mary’s Michigan Nevada

Hart Refuses to Comment on Indiana Debenture Market

Auditor Hart on Thursday declined to discuss concerns about Indiana debentures and the New Orleans security company. He warned against get-rich-quick schemes and stressed cautious investment practices.

Gte-Auditor Hart Orleans - Debenture Louis Indiana

Judge Grants Woolen Bid to Reopen 1897 Property Case

Judge Allen orders a new trial for Frank P. Woolen to challenge a lien tied to a Center Drive Woodruff Place property sold in 1897 after the Western Paving and Supply Co improved the street. Woolen, who left the city before the suit, did not respond due to ill health and Indianapolis mail, risking Zimmerman’s ownership.

Allen Frank P. Woolen Center Drive Woodruff Place Western Paving and Supply Company Joshua Zimmerman Woolen Zimmerman Indianapolis

Courtroom Bargain Atmosphere at Molineux Case Hearing

Recorder Goff’s court room buzzed with a crowded gallery as Osborne resumed the defense argument. He asserted no malice and urged the jury to give Molineux the benefit of the doubt, noted Cornish’s lack of direct hatred testimony, and clashed with Weeks over perjury remarks and the defense handwriting expert Carvalho.

New York Goff Osborne Molineux Cornish Spice David S.carvalho Carvalho Weeks

Railroad interlocking switch discussion near Indianapolis

Representatives of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Greenwood electric line met in the state auditor's office on Thursday afternoon to discuss installing an interlocking switch at their crossing south of Indianapolis. The Greenwood company opposes spending as much as the Pennsylvania company desires.

State Auditor’s Office Pennsylvania Railroad Company Greenwood Electric Line Indianapolis Greenwood Company Pennsylvania Company

Building Permits Issued for Home and Remodel

Co Krehne Reymond near Meridian Street receives permit for a frame house priced at 1400 dollars. M 8 Huey at corner Oak and Park streets secures permit for remodeling valued at 600 dollars.

Co. Krehne Reymond Meridian St Huey Corner Oak Park-sts

Democrats doubt Olney for president amid Indiana split

A Indiana Democrat says Richard Olney cannot unite the state against Bryan and recalls Olney’s treatment of Voorhees. The article notes Indiana Democrats remain loyal to Bryan and oppose any move to elevate Olney, with anti Chicago elements seeking Bryan instead.

Voorhees Indiana Democracy Olney Whdl

Populists seek convention bonus for national gathering

Secretary M. Waters of the populist state committee received a letter from Senator Butler on Thursday stating the national convention will be held where best inducements are offered. The Commercial club weighs bringing the event to Indianapolis and Walters predicts success. He notes the 1904 St Louis convention drew about 30,000 delegates over four days, a number he expects to rise.

Do. M. Waters State Committee Butler Commercial Club Indianapolis Walters St. Louis

Pendleton Marshal Fatally Shoots Suspect in Public Clash

Pendleton marshal Mortimer Clare says he shot James Richardson four times on Wednesday evening after Richardson, a known thug, boasted he would not be captured. The confrontation occurred as Richardson resisted arrest.

Pendleton James Richardson

Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Notices

BirthsList includes Lem and Fanny Greenwood. William F and Effie Burton at 174 N Jersey St. Harry T and Pearl Lamb at 1326 E Tenth St. oo and Rosa Campbell at 624 Oxford St. J and Irene Western at 535 Dorman St. Deaths: John Glavin 51. Catherine O Neil 61. Howard McCarthy 72. N P Wood 28. Infant Lamb still born. Kate Thomas 78. Marriages: Rolla Parsley and Edna Parsley. Philip Aurman and Stella Roach. Henry Poehler and Anna Dawson. August Holle and Caroline Banon. Algernon Bradford and Lotta Wilson. William Hicks and Katie Born.

Lem Fanny Greenwood William F Effie Burton New. Jersey-st Harry, T Pearl Lamb John Glavin Alabama-st Catherine O' Neil Henry-st Howard McCarthy Sanders-st N. P. Wood Yandes-st Tenth-st Kate Thomas Rolla Parsley Edna V. Parsley Philip H. Aurman Stella Roach Henry FP. Poehler Anna Dawson Caroline Banon Algernon Bradford Lotta M. Wilson William Hicks Katie Born

Paper dealer firm assigns assets in Philadelphia

Charles M. Stover and Co., paper dealers at 622 Ludlow Street, have assigned. Assets amount to 259000 dollars while liabilities total 214000 dollars.

Philadelphia Charles M. Stover & Co Ludlow St

Severe Weather Baffles Minneapolis in Winter Wind Rush

Severe winds sweep Minneapolis on a February day described as the severest of the winter. Reports note high gusts, drifting snow, and challenging travel conditions across the city. Local residents brace for continued cold and metro disruptions as crews work to restore power and clear streets.

Minneapolis Minn

Blissard in Nebraska Storm Disrupts Nebraska City

Omaha reports a blizzard beginning Wednesday night and continuing through the night, causing major disruption. Weather officials warn of heavy snow and strong winds impacting travel and daily activities across the state.

Nebraska Omaha Neb

Forces Advance as British Bombard Boer Positions

RENSIERG Feb 8 The enemy facing Gen French's forces maintains a steady bombardment but has inflicted no damage yet. The British pursue the retreating Boers as artillery fire continues from the front lines.

Rensierg

Bryan Talks Reed Is Mum On New England Wakeup

W J Bryan toured New England with stops in Burlington New Jersey Paterson Brooklyn Richmond Raleigh and Austin as he urged voters to back Democratic positions and predicted rising Democratic votes. Ex Speaker Reed avoided commentary on regional political sentiment during the same trip and declined to discuss an awakening among New England voters.

New York W. J. Bryan Burlington N. J Paterson Academy of Music Brooklyn Virginia Richmond Raleigh Austice Lincoln New England Thomas B. Reed Hoe L'araldo Italiano Bryan Maine

Miller Arrested After Franklin Syndicate Takedown

New York report says William F. Miller of the defunct Franklin syndicate is under arrest. Deputy Chief McKeller of Brooklyn received a telegram from Chief Reynolds, now in Canada, announcing Miller’s capture and arrest.

New York William F. Miller Franklin Syndicate McKeller Brooklyn Reynolds Canada Miller

Rulers of the World and Diet Myths Exposed

An essay arguing meat eating marks power among nations and listing races. promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach issues. Claims non meat diets hinder progress and urges daily meat intake and tablet use after meals. Notices free booklet from F. A. Stuart & Co. Marshall Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Marshall. Mich All Drug

Investigation plans loom for broader city probes

A Republican councilman indicated a new resolution may authorize the investigating committees to extend beyond the Board of Safety. He said there is no intention to drop the inquiry, and another caucus is planned as President Crut was away.

Board of Safety Aml Crut

Captain J. Speed Smith Dies in Kentucky Masonic Ranks

Capt. J Speed Smith a former legislator and leading Kentucky Mason died Thursday in Richmond Kentucky. He held titles as grand high priest and grand high prelate within the grand commandery of masons. Funeral arrangements not listed.

J. Speed Smith Richmond, Kyi Grand Commandery of Masons of Kentucky

Cattle and Hog Prices at Indianapolis Stock Yards

Receipts show cattle and hog shipments with price quotes by grade. Export and shipping cattle range from good to prime steers around 1,350 pounds upward, with various weights and quality for heifers bulls cows and veal calves. Hog receipts total 4,500 with shipments 2,590. prices span good to choice medium and heavy, mixed by weight. Sheep reports note light shipments with common to medium lambs and good to choice options.

Indianapolis

Interstate Live Stock Market Report Highlights Feb Shipments

Interstate Stock Yards notes February cattle shipments with Good to choice shipping and export steers and heifers, veal calves, and various stockers. Horse and sheep receipts also outlined with prime and fair lambs, sheep, and bucks. Chicago market figures cover wheat oats pork and poultry prices.

Chicago Toly Heh Liverpool Parla Aoe Seilation Creamery Ing Stock

Goebel funeral cortege halts in Frankfort as flags lower

In Frankfort Kentucky on Thursday the Goebel funeral cortege moved past administration buildings where flags were lowered to half mast. Democrats claim this marks the first official acknowledgment of Goebel's position by Republicans.

Frankfort Goebel Republicaine

Kentucky political tensions cited by Hess over Taylor

James W. Hess voices private concerns on Gov. Taylor’s tenure in Kentucky. He warns a bloodshed risk and urges Taylor to stay in office, stating the government is by the people and for the people.

James W. Hess Kentucky

Taylor's Signature Threat to Sign Louisville Treaty

W. C. P. Breckinridge, attorney for Gov. Taylor, warned that if Taylor signs the Louisville treaty it would amount to a complete surrender and that if Democrats repeal the Goebel election law they will enact another equally bad measure.

Lexington W.C. P. Breckinridge Gov. Taylor Taylor Louisville

War Warrants Target Democrats In Parliament Row

London reports senators plan to issue war warrants to arrest absent Democrats and trigger a quorum in both houses. At a House meeting L T Robinson urged Taylor to refuse any compromise. Page Dan Jones was posted to keep reporters from windows as several Democrats prepare to join the Republicans in session.

London Hayes Faye Senate House L.T. Robinson Taylor Dan Jones

Democratic lawmakers meet in Louisville assembly session

Democratic members of both Kentucky General Assembly chambers met in Louisville on Thursday and adjourned to Friday after a daytime session.

Louisville Kentucky General Assembly Poon

Grand entertainment and ball in Indianapolis German house

The kK. Of P lodges in Indianapolis will unite for a grand entertainment and ball at the German house next Tuesday night. The Persimmons brigade club will be entertained by President Z. T. Landers at Thomas Hanna's home, 517 E. Vermont St., March 6. Hattie Misners, colored, is under arrest charged with stealing a table cloth from Mrs. Conner of South Street, for whom she was formerly a domestic.

Indianapolis Persimmons Brigade Club Z. T. Landers Thomas Hanna Vermontst Hattie Misners

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