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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1889

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Fourth Edition Loftin funds show county treasury condition

A partial financial statement for the county treasury up to February 7 1480 shows balances in several funds with a county overdrawn and a net amount due the county of 27190 45. Taxes total since November show 51000 50 with city credits and remaining balances. Loftin defends the figures and promises full disclosure later. The police force faces internal shifts with potential appointments and party concerns impacting leadership.

Sullivan Loftin Toft Gilda

Pretty Young Woman Knocks Out Oglivie Masher in Boston

In Boston on a Sunday night a chic young woman separated from her escort near a theater confronted a group of “dudes and mashers.” After one insulted her she slapped him, dodged a punch, and delivered two or three blows before the man fell. The crowd cheered as both she and the assailant hailed from prominent families.

Boston Jack Thea Masher

Mutilated Woman Found in Chest in Dundee Case

Police discovered a mutilated woman's body Monday in Dundee inside a wooden chest. The abdomen was ripped open and the incident has sparked public alarm with many suspecting Jack the Ripper. The husband of the deceased has been arrested as a suspect.

Fearnis Epingegin Dundee Jack the Ripper

Sisters elope with same man in Easton scandal

Easton Massachusetts February 1 Special report says Emily and Alice Williams two sisters under twenty, wealthy and educated, eloped with the same married man Fred Slip. The pair were traced to New York and is believed to have gone West, stirring local agitation.

Easton Mass Emily Alice Williams Fred Slip New York

Notable Figures Pledge to Cabinet Posts in Harrison Letters

A cache of letters to President-elect Harrison from influential backers and rivals reveals bold appeals for Cabinet roles. Figures including Blaine, Mahone, and Warner Miller press for influence while others refuse offer, voicing loyalty to the Union and questions about patronage.

Public safety item injures girl in mysterious incident

A 16 year old girl in San Flora Machett near Chesapeake and California streets was shot in the left side by a discharged public safety item after a confrontation with Charlie Hall who had visited the house. Hall and the girl had dated for over a year. police considered no arrest. Officials say she will recover. Weather notes mention snow and a cold wave in Indiana.

Charlie Hall San Flora Machett Chesapeake California St Hall Hosteitler Manning Beck Hisenbeis

Prices at Brooklyn Shoe Stores Prompt Fresh Burden

A fragment notes Brooklyn merchants selling items including heavy boots for 1.25 dollars and children's shoes at 8 cents with mentions of Aohire Shoe House Riz Mass opposite No. 2 engine house. The text reads as a rough ad-like snippet with unclear dates or broader context.

Brooklyn Kid Button Aohire Shoe House Riz Mass

Sermon on Newspapers Prompts Catholic Record Meeting

Rev Father Allerdine of St Joseph's Church condemned modern newspapers for gossip and moral laxity while praising honest intent. He recalled publishing a Catholic history of the Vincennes diocese and described burning unsold copies after selling the stock to a Cincinnati publisher for a fraction of a pound.

Father Allerdine St. Joseph’s Church Meridian St Vincennes Apen Cinecinpatti

Infant Walter Bills seeks divorce amid will dispute

An Indiana divorce suit filed in the bakery court centers on Walter Bills, a 20 year old infant, and his wife Lillian Gielick of Indianapolis. The case alleges a mercenary motive linked to his late mother's estate worth thousands, and argues the divorce aims to bar his wife from inheritance. The defense warns the matter may spark broader controversy between residents of Nashville and Indianapolis.

Zoorsvilla Indianapolis Walter Bilkiay Walter Bills Iha Lillian iNenton County Kentucky Lille Onlila Lillian B. Gielick Hills Tadianapolis

Indiana House Debates Labor Laws Amid Weathered Debate

The Indiana lower house convened with half its seats empty as lawmakers debated Nolan's repeal of two anti-striker laws. Curtis and Kelly led fiery remarks while opponents argued protections for railroads and manufacturers remain sufficient. In the Senate, Father Bessionies prayed as bills on library taxes, state house staff appointments, and old building sales proceeded amid committee suppression and reading clerks.

Indiana Curtis Hos*er Col. Sellers Vanimeker Darnell Cal Adams Simed Telegraph Messenger Nolan White Moe Henry Berry Foghorn Kelly Nile House Tha Vo Brain Juntborne Curtis Nibine Gatch Kear- Lorn Senate Father Bessionies Shiert Prince Albert Methodist - Iinister Chase Hudson Dodianapolis Mullinix State House General Assembly Urmston Young Morrison William &. Hawsics Hitler Mageard Leo Vincey Iilicrates Young Men’s Dimocratic Club Franklin

Girl Declares She Is Harrison's Daughter in San Francisco

Agnes McCue, a young girl at a boarding house for servants, proclaimed she was the daughter of President elect Harrison and headed to the inauguration. She displayed religious mania and was removed to court for lunacy examination. Originating from Illinois, she had a troubled history linked to Guiteau's attack and strong Republican leanings.

Gen. Harrison San Francisco Agnes McCue Union Home Harrison Illinois Guiteau Presidentialfield Agnes

Whet ted Will Aniee May Face Penitentiary

Dr Pfaff attends William Green injured in a Sunday morning assault by Henry Higlstreet at a dance. Green could die or be incapacitated for ten to twelve days. Wounds include three in the back and one above the eye, suggesting a cowardly attack. Higlstreet allegedly sharpened his knife for the assault. Trial postponed to March 25. James Bunthorne Curtis attended the theatre to see Jim the Penman and drew remarks from Dr Pettywise.

Pfaff William Green Henry Higlstreet Sheara Highstreet Olliver Bresnan James Bunthorne Curtis Bunthorne Curtis Indianapolis New Jerusalem Fimes Marcus Curtius Baruspices Marcus Curtis Anne Curtis London Monthly Review Alva Curtis Benjamin &. Curtis Marion de Claras Benjamin Robbins Curtis Andrew Johnson Gan Ticknor Curtis Mass Tam Sing Benjamin George Massachusetts James Bunthorne Curis Samuel Thomas Win. Curtis Reaponosibe Geo. William Harpers’ Publications Mugwump Civil Service Chant Gen. Grant Thomas Nast Curtises- Bat Simon

Revival trance marks 14 year old visitor's heaven tale

Harri shore Pa Feb 11. Lil lie Kedner aged 14 underwent conversion at a revival. She then fell into a prolonged trance and has remained asleep except for times she recounts vivid stories of her heavenly visit. Her health remains described as perfect.

He Vyven Harishurg Lillie Kedner

Special bargain sale of odds and ends

Hermesul Geo. P. Marott offers a 6 special bargain sale featuring boots shoes and rubbers to help buyers save money. Address given is No 16 North Penassivailast for participation in the sale.

Geo. P. Marott North Penassivailast

White Cap case opens in Ricocirox courtroom for damages

In Ricocirox Indiana on February 11 the White Cap case of William Nerman against John Carson Hezekiah Nerman et al opened with a crowded courtroom. The 10000 damages suit features strong counsel on both sides as witnesses are summoned and a jury drawn for a probable three day trial.

Ricocirox Ind Willian Nerman John Carson Hezekiah Nerman Juses Vearson Presties

Vast Tea Purchase Shocks New York Market

Jos Donaurde bought 080 packages of green teas in a half a million dollar deal that controls the market. The purchase, the largest of its kind in the country, includes all green teas then available and aims for rapid resale from China’s crop. Additional notes report Elkhart business volume, road disputes, and local disturbances including White Cap fever and a barber incident. Also, Gen. Manager Taylor says the Nicaragua canal fund stands at 2,000,000 as the project awaits presidential action.

Bea New York Jos’ Donaurde Atone China

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