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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1894

Page

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Defeat of Peckham Shifts Supreme Court Wind in D C

The senate rejected Peckham late Friday, leaving a mystery over the next supreme bench pick. Turpie Voorhees and others pressed concessions. Vilas defended Peckham but charges lingered. White of California cited water front interests in San Francisco as engaged with Peckham. Several Democrats voted nay, including Berry Call Cockrell Coke Daniel Gibson Gorman Irby Jones McLauren Pugh White. Next nomination rumored to be Judge Edgar M Cullen of New York's supreme court.

Washington D. C Peckham Senate Supreme Bench Turpie and Voorhees Jiven Vilas White California San Francisco Supreme Court Hill Murphy New York Berry Call Cockrell Coke Daniel Gibson Gorman Irby Jones Arkansas McLauren Pugh Finanda Wasninitos Edgar M. Cullen Supreme Court of New York Machine

Town Talk roundup of city notes and oddities

A jumble of local items includes missing person John Terrell, court arguments on March 12, fights over snowball trouble, food prices, and civic plans. Mentions of university talks, weddings, small lawsuits, charity drives, school events, health notices, and railway plans weave through a snapshot of urban life with names, places, and dates.

Washington Undertakers Refuse James Stone Burial

Remains of James F E Stone arrived Friday from Jeffersonville and were buried on his father's farm after local physicians found the brain sound. Local undertakers refused to take charge of the burial. Also reported is the murder of Mrs Jesse Rucker in Stanton Chelton county and a lynching in progress. a collision near Bristol Channel sinks the Clytha Bank with seven drowned.

Washington Diurder Seuma Ala Jesse Rucker Stanton Chelton County Loxvos Fab Pritieh Clytha Cadoxton Bristol Channel Clythia

Keller Magician To Appear At Grand Next Week

Keller the magician and his wife will perform at the Grand during the first half of next week. The Elke will present a stronger fourteenth annual entertainment at English's next Wednesday evening. Duff's company with Miss Leonore Snyder star in Philemon and Banda. Sindbad also plays at English's opera house with stunning scenic effects. Haddock’s Nine-Car train will take the troupe to Pittsburg after Saturday’s full Sindbad show. Ollie Mack and Mattie Vicker scheduled at Park and Park later in the week with new acts and circus queen performances.

Keller Elke Prof. Kellar Denny Guy Matthews Nglish Opera House Valley of Diamonds Spalsora Ivory Palace Henderson Hughey Dougherty Ollie Mack Murray & Mack Finnigan’s Ball Ollie Trumbull James Trumbull Ollie James Dobbins George Gale Mattie Vicker Tne

Hood's Sar Saparilia Prevention Claim Ad

Prevention is better than cure and Hood's Sar saparilia keeps blood pure free from acid taint and disease germs. Hood's Pris do not purge pain or er Ipe but act promptly easily and efficiently 200.

Hood

McKinley Sees Protectionist White House Ahead

Ohio Governor McKinley, in New York for an Ohio society dinner, dodges a direct presidential nomination answer, denounces the Wilson bill as ruinous, predicts a Republican majority in Congress, and criticizes the Supreme Court vacancy handling. The report notes his stance on tariffs, income tax, and party unity, with mention of Peckham’s Supreme Court nomination being rejected.

New York McKinley Ohio Ohio Society Peckham Supreme Court

A Society Girl and Her Chum Want in the Workhouse

Laura Larsh and Grace House both 21 were fined 60 dollars each and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse by Judge Stubbs on Saturday. Larsh, later Kay, was fostered by a Crawfordsville family and has a troubled history tracing back to education and social rises before a string of escapades. The pair, once at the Home of the Good Shepherd, escaped by breaking a window with a rope and fled to Lena Rivers. Authorities caught them Friday night. the Home’s superior sought their return, but Superintendent Powell refused, citing age and lack of legal power to compel. House hails from Logansport with no living parents. both allege they joined the home to learn an industry but only did washing and ironing under strict rules.

John Terrell New York St Judge Brown Weat St N. Pennsylvania-st Irvington Coulter Lake Forest University August Coburn Tes Angeline Moon Eau Claire Wis Washington Township Lee Holtzman Misa Minima Norton Muncie Mike Lucid Commercial Travelers’ Relief Committee Coffin, Pisicher & Co Cooking Club M. B. Wilson N. Delaware Jobn Vinson Iimcoln Lane Stantie T’riday Hey John C. Dean Michigan Lev Birs. Iydost N. Delaware St Mayflower Abou Siku State House Powell Indiana Garfield Park State Oratorical Association Sibert Russell Earlham Dick Miller Bloomington Denison House Miler Mir. Miller Indianapolis Loberta Park Church I. G. Cornelius N. Meridian Taylor Whitesides Metcalf State Health Board Crown Point State Line Atute Smith Downey Christian Worth Cobb Oxford Palmer Farmers Broad Ripple Marion Hamilton Noblesville William Morton Colorad Morton Burris Josephine Mooney Arty Clare Mills James Elia Fultz Jacob Agnes Taylor George Sophia Buch Paul and Minnie Striebeck Binnie Spaulding Jas Lizzie Hatfield Thomas Anna Maley Leon Florence Bloom John Delia Keating Lillie Williams Peter and Addie Munet August Rosa Hong J. A Anna Ayers Georgia Green Agnes Reinhart Maggie Shultz Jennie Givan Marrracn Licinski Daniel W. Johnson Agnes Zierler Cuaur Gueccio Bessie I. Goode Laura Larsh Grace House Stubbs Jaura Larsh Crawfordsville Kay Toad Shepherd Lena Rivers Kant Home of the Good Shepherd Supt Grace Logansport Walker Northwest Columbia Lincoln Leaguers Garver J. B. Tyman Evansville Jones Hardware Company Richmond National Carnation Sotiaty Denison Old Central Christian Church Delaware and Chiosts Chas. XN Biathews Progress Club Hirs. Twyman Obio Joseph Boldt Orange Ave Hyland Cal Armstrong Tipton County Monon Chicago W. H. Bennett J. I. Baker A. J. Decker D. &. Stone Henry Vincent Gov. Matthews Tas Commercial Club Committee Jack Manning Board of Works A. H. Carrier Santa Barbera Cal W. W. Woollen Pennsylvania-st Fly Fishermen’s Club Wilbur F. Hitt Geo FL McGinnis W. C. Brazington Byron K. Elliot Wm. Elliott Jno R. Wilson W. J. McKee W. P. Fishback M. J. Butler Jesua Blair Geo. ’. Griffith

Senate and School Board Actions Amid Tax Talks and Robbery

The senate finance committee discussed the Wilson bill schedule with sugar and whisky taxes. A Hawaiian report was reviewed by the foreign relations sub-committee. Oklahoma railroad stop-tai n amendments were non-concurred amid lobbyist claims. A Lexington avenue school site sale offer of 7750 was debated. a $20000 temporary loan was approved to ease finances, with warrants totaling 10397.97 to be paid. A Meridian street stable robbery saw $167 stolen. Wood & Cooper named as the firm involved.

Oklahoma Cruse Lexington Ave Martindale Frenzel Noy Meridian-st Meridianst Rus Wood & Cooper

Breckinridge Suit Trial Set After Delay Denied

Washington February 17 Attorneys for Congressman Breckinridge failed to obtain another delay in the Pollard case. The suit will proceed with a trial scheduled for Thursday.

Washieton D.C Breckinridge Misa Pollard

Postmaster Removal Sparks Political Clash Over Thompson

The piece reports a partisan clash over the removal of Postmaster Thompson Hill Place after his December 1891 commission extension. Republicans allege unfair grounds and secrecy in charges, while Democrats defend presidential discretion. Mentions Senator Furpie, Peckham appointment, and quotes Smiley Chambers on Harrison's speech influencing events.

Smiley N. Chambers Harrison Thompson Hill Place Thompson Morrison Vallace Minneapolis Post Office Department My. Salem Furpie Senate Aee

Secret Fish Club Formed to Enforce Game Laws

Randall Abrams leads a new organization in West Indianapolis aiming to curb illegal fishing along White River. The group keeps officer identities secret to gather evidence, plans to seize a concealed seine net, and prosecutions may follow. New York silk weavers strike reported separately.

Randall Abrams Indianapolis Abrams White River Coz

Desperate Divorce Case Shocks Shelbyville Area

Mrs. Augusta Cordes accuses Herman Cordes of brutal cruelty over 25 years of marriage and 18 children. She sought divorce after repeated threats and alleged neglect, with a restraining order issued as hearings proceed. Cordes, valued at about 75000, faces pursuit of her share of the estate.

Rumored Head Loss Of Pung Kwang Yu Details

Washineron February 17 The Post reports a circulating rumor in diplomatic circles that Pung Kwang Yu first secretary of legation under late Chinese Minister Tswi Mwoyin returned to China in October and was beheaded about three weeks after arrival for alleged conspiracy. Inquiry cannot confirm or deny the rumor, which would sadden his many friends.

Washineron Pung Kwang Yu Legation Tswi Mwoyin China

Bank statement and bridge accident report from Mis Junction

Saturday report notes a New York bank showing 4 000 000 in de faairs and 6 743 000 in lars. A false work railroad bridge at Mis Junction Michigan collapsed Friday killing one and injuring fifteen carpenters. The Atlantic express collided with a freight at Huntingdon Pennsylvania Saturday morning shaking passengers. A biscuit tour at Van Pelts promises to stop your cough at night.

New York Mis Junction Mich Atlantic Express Pennsylvania Huntingdon

Detectives Ordered as Mayor Promises Jobs for Unemployed

A large unemployed gathering at the courthouse sparked indignant talk after reports of a family being turned out on the sidewalk. Mayor Denny and the Board of Works propose hiring 2000 cubic yards of stone and employing the unemployed at 1000 28 arriving, while restricting crowds around city offices. Police later uncover an anarchist conspiracy linked to Martin boarding in Greenwich Park.

Court House Commerciaal Club Denny Board of Works Supt. Powell Vince Lospos Greenwich Park

Dirk Sparks Talk Of State Fair Week Spectacle

A lively report notes a gorgeous spectacular show planned for state fair week. It cites local figures like Senior Vice-commander Walker of the G A R and mentions civic events around Evansville, Richmond, and nearby areas, with fraternity and club activities listed amid ward notes.

Love and money entwined in dis inherit fate court claim

Mrs. John Stokes formerly Effie Strickler filed an $11,043.50 claim against Joseph Deitch's estate. She alleges years of nursing and service to a secretive uncle and aunt whom she aided from childhood, believing compensation would come through a will he altered after her elopement with his nephew John Stokes.

John Stokes Effie Strickler Joseph Dettch Sloan's Miss Strickler Joseph Deitch Deith

Forty-Six Slain On German Ironclad Brandenburg

Eren February 17 reports detail a fatal accident on the German ironclad Brandenburg during a forced draft trial. The blast and steam injuries raise the death toll to 46 with six more victims dying on Friday and Saturday. Seventy-two crew were aboard, with 7,300 horsepower recorded when the pipe burst.

Eren Brandenburg

Big Men Doing Sums in Order to Get on the Force

Civil service exams at safety board suggest a schoolroom setting as hopeful officers compete. Several men fail and are removed from consideration while others, including W Woodard and James Buckner, receive appointments based on high marks in mental and physical tests. N J Haffbauer laments his failed bid amid alleged interference by Supt Powell. Fire outbreak at a New York residence prompts a jump from a second story window. Harmston sustains fatal spinal injuries.

Board of Safety W. Woodard James Buckner J. A. McGaffey Marke Joshua Spears C. J. Shortridge W. QO. Sullivan N. J. Haffbauer Fie Supt Powell

Weather and Market Report for Indiana

Forecast for Indiana covers 86 hours to 5 p m February 18 with warm periods and local rains followed by much colder cloudy weather. Market notes report rabbits scarce after recent snows. Eggs at 24 cents a dozen on Saturday. Cranberries up to eight cents per quart. Delaware Street stand offers cheap young chickens but a watchful dog delays buyers while the owner curses the canine and chases it away.

Indiana Delaware

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