Fight Over Home of Coy in Fulton County Court
Affidavits filed in Mrs M L Cones suit for possession of Sim Coy home allege Sullivan acted without authority in sale. Hearing delayed to Tuesday. notes and mortgages traced, alleging Coy did not sign deed and that Sullivan held property as security.
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Hows
John EF. Sullivan
M. L. Cones
House of Sim Coy
Sullivan
Lomelerk
Attornars ‘van Vorbis and Spencer
Coy
Cruse Aiso
C. B. Coves
Charles W. Brouse
Fulton County
Thames Loan and Trust Company
Coags
Joans the Lad
Fultoneounty
Cones
Samuel S. Griffith
Charles W. Cardell
Electric streetcars Likely Move to Overhead Power in City
City debate grows over replacing slow mule cars with electric motive power for the street railway. Company officials deny immediate action though meetings hint at storing or overhead wire systems. Public opposition to overhead lines favors storage methods if adopted.
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Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Hnes
Shaffer
Man Pleads Guilty To Postal Law Violation
Charles F Harris a 23 year old light complexioned man pleaded guilty before Judge Woods to breaking into the Elkhart post office and cutting a mail pouch. He faces two years in the northern prison and a $20 fine. He will be transported to Michigan City after a brief wait and is described as calm with a bright face and strong jaw.
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Charles F. Harris
Woods
Elkhart
Stein
Michigan City
Chris Stein
Arcane
United States
Harris
Sim Coy
Prince
Sim
Mollie Couziers Accused Of Pocketing $300 In Parlor Larceny
A troubled scene unfolds as Mollie Couziers, noted for a dark reputation, is jailed on larceny charges after allegedly inviting Denny into a Court Street parlor, stealing $300 from his pocket, and sending him to the street. Police pursue leads to Mollie’s sister’s country house.
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Sie
Winus
Mollie Couziers
Desiny Mack
Panhandle
Benny
Court St
Court St., Just East of Alabamest
Mollie
Denny
Ines
Art Molhia
Sergt.Quigley
Sergt. Lowe
Cicer A. Shafer
Arrest In Chesapeake Street Battery Case Involving Burns
Andrew Burne, an employee at Kingan's park house, was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to rob. August Reener testifies Burns and two others attacked him after asking the time, tore a pocket, and seized only a bundle of keys before discarding them. Nearby robberies in Chesapeake Street link to a suspected gang. Burne defends mistaken identity.
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Andrew Burne
Kingan’s Park House
Licars
McMallin
August Reener
Burns
Chesapeake St
John Hanlon
Frank Clark
William Harris
Bancroft Named Hoosier Manager For Next Season
Bancroft signed Saturday evening to manage the Hoosier ball club next season. An old-timer, he has guided the Cleveland team and the Providence club in the past and aims to extract strong play from Indianapolis. He says the present team cannot win the pennant but should finish ahead of three or four rivals. First home game set for April 4.
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Bancroft
Hoosier Ball Club
Frank C. Bancroft
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Providence
Honsiers
Big Four Trains Delayed By Freight Wreck Near Sunmay
Saturday trains due in the city at 10 30 and 11 40 were late, arriving at 2 30 pm. Trainmen offered vague explanations citing heavy freights and a wreck 40 miles out near Sunmay where a freight engine derailed, piling several cars. No injuries reported, but the incident will cost the company a substantial amount.
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Aternoon
Sunmay
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict In White Cap Case
The jury appeared for a second time at 11:30 in the White Cap case and reported they could not agree. The judge sent them out again for further consideration. Later at 2 p.m. the jury discharged, with four for judgment and eight for defendants. Also, L S Ayres won a $77 judgment against Jesse Johnson for years purchased by his wife before separation. attachment proceeded on remaining property. Johnson resides in Florida.
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Broomixeator
Ind
Broomisinetor
L. S. Ayres
Jesse Johnson
Johnson
Florida
Gossip on Mrs Harrison and White House fashions
The New York Sun quotes a conjectural cabinet and questions of dress in Washington. It recalls past First Ladies gowns, noting Mrs Harrison's potential fashion choices, dress materials, and attitudes toward decollate necklines, plus profiles figures like Mrs Cleveland and the White House staff.
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Buchanan
St. James
Harriet Johnson
Jace
Rosa Cleveland
Dickinson
Navy
Fora
Fairchild
Crazed by whiskers mars case at Bellevue hospital
Louis Mars a 25 year old commercial traveler now in Bellevue hospital for the insane remains a mystery to doctors. He went berserk over whiskers after adopting Henry Irving’s smooth shave fashion. He threatened a man with a knife on a train and ordered Draper to shave a beard at the Tuft house in Buffalo.
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New York
Louis Mars
Bellevue Hospital
Marx
Henry Irving
Tuft
Buffalo
Draper
Bellevue
Appraisers Bieler and Franer Present Sullivan Property Valuation
Jacob J Bieler and Herman Franer, enraged, near completion of appraising Sullivan's property. Attorney Spaan states figures will cover personal and real estate here at 41000 and Terre Haute possessions at 6000. A schedule of the apprisement will be issued Monday.
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Jacob J. Bieler
Herman Franer
Sullivan
Spaan
Terre Haute
Tragic Crash Kills Two Men in Adams County Area
At Shipley's crossing near Connersville a horseman Joe Reville and a companion were killed when a train struck their wagon runaway team toppled a wagon log and fatally injured Reinhart Farbrich a farmer from Adams County. The derailment caused instant deaths and left investigators to determine fault and possible charges.
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Joe Reville
Shipley’s Crossing
Connersville
Reinhart Farbrich
Adams County
Cold wave signal issued with temperature forecast
The signal observer recorded a despatch at 9 50 Monday morning announcing a hoist cold wave signal. Temperature is expected to fall to about 15 degrees above zero by 7 a m on February 19.
Indiana legislature debates property purchase east of state house
In a crowded session the Indiana Senate and House discuss Abel’s bid to acquire land east of the statehouse for grounds improvement. Speakers clash over engrossment, ethics, and a proposed purchasing board including the governor and department heads, while bills on dog taxes and alcohol controls face delays.
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Abel
State House
Dwaet Ana Bixmal
Fiouse
Senate
Mulifaix
Tresser
Thompson
Marion
Mullinis
Johnson
Francis
Washington
Chiosts
Tennessee
Tlinois-sts
Conde to resign over inaugural ball stance in Rockrong
Rockrong Illinois February 18. Reverend Conde, outspoken critic of the inaugural ball and local charity balls, is urged to resign his pulpit after opposing prominent Republicans and society figures. His eccentric sermons, including attacks on open air bands and soda water, have sparked opposition, with the ball issue becoming the final trigger. Conde has not decided his next step.
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Rockrong
Ill
L. Conde
Conde
Talmage
Conde Eays
Windom Arrives in Indianapolis to See Harrison
William Windom secretary of the treasury under Garfield reaches Indianapolis at 11 AM and goes to Gen. Harrison’s residence. Reporters at the hotel suggest he came to discuss accepting the Treasury portfolio, recalling his role in bondmarking during Garfield’s administration which benefited the government. Mary Anderson appears at Bates on Monday and English’s on Tuesday with the Winter’s Tale and the double bill Pygmalion and Galatea plus Comedy and Tragedy. Dickson & Talbott pay her 2009 dollars per performance amid ongoing ad mission case concerns.
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Windom
William Windom
Treasury
Garfield
Indianapolis
Gen
Harrison
Corriors
Mary Anderson
The
Bates
Dickson & Talbott
Harris Bersotein
Police Board Adopts Sine Die Adjournments Over Bill
The police board met Monday and audited bills before adjourning sine die. Two weeks earlier a sine die adjournment was taken in anticipation of the Bicham bill, an act the fatherly mind of Harry New is said to have originated and will be repeated at each meeting until the bill’s fate is decided.
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House of Representatives
Indiana
Nibkirk
John T. Beasley
Committee On
Adams
Mgr
Spe
Grosseienis
Liyer
Hallas
Niblack
Curtis
Gavis
Napoleon
Franklin Vpierester
Teon Lailey
Larry
Harry New
Cattle Trade Boom Ends in Broker’s Bust
Edward Hatch, New York broker, collapsed amid a cattle trade boom on the plains. liabilities undisclosed. Tennessee Supreme Court rules Bates Evans in the contested congressional election case, siding with the Republican party.
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Plains
Edward Hatch
New York
Tennessee Supreme Court
Bates- Evans
Trial recount of Dono Far vs Alerdirg voiced by pompous counsel
In a damage suit in Danville Father Dono Far, excommunicated, sues Father Alerdirg. The plaintiff’s lead attorney ad-libbed “senilemen” statements as he spoke, prompting Henry NK Spaan to respond with a mock junior counsel corroboration. World correspondent Thomas Stevens appears in Zar at tab 14.
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Father Dono- Far
Danville
Alerdirg
Henry NK
Spaan
Zaratpar
Thomas Stevens
Stanley
Highway robbery ends with six years in prison
Wisconsin Harris received six years and a $100 fine after a highway robbery conviction with John Hanlon as the victim. The report also notes other local court actions including a death of Frank S. Richards in Indianapolis, a divorce case involving Dan M. McBride and Louisa, and a Boston Stars concert under Y M C A lecture course.
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Wi. Harris
John Hanlon
Frank S. Richards
Indianapolis Car Works
Tit N. Kinoiest
Dan M. McBride
Louisa
Boston Stars Concert Company
James S&s. Thompson
Buskirk
Ann Turner Winslow
Insane Asylum
William Sturgiss
James M. Alesander
Charles E. Williams
Sen Frilaz
George M. Buchter
Jennie Beckell
Bawdy House
Mathey
Mefford
Kingsbury
Wright
Park Central Hotel Boiler Disaster Kills Many
A fierce boiler explosion wrecked the Park Central hotel in Hartford Connecticut. Early reports say at least 75 guests died and many others were injured or missing as flames engulfed the ruin. Rescue efforts were hindered by smoke and shifting debris amid a panicked crowd.
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Hartrorp
Ceam
Park Central
Estel
Almot
Hautrour
Ksaelock
Firamer
Scana
Allyn St
Fie
Sitll
Hamrerah
Conn
Ain
Park Central Hotel
Pond
Indiana
En. Sun
McKee Rankin
Dr. Perin
Congregational Trust Society
Tiotel
Hartrord
L. B. Bronson
Mr. Golody
A. F. Whiting
Hartford Insurance Company
D. &. Buell
R. C. J. Pendleton
Indiana Monument Association
Killet
RC. d
Pendleton
Hendricks Monument
Fight at Pat Killane's Caryon Ends with Stab Wounds
In Baughville residents Edward Benson and John Hughes quarrelled at Pat Killane's caryon on Saturday. Benson drew a pocket knife and stabbed Hughes in the face and left breast, though injuries are not serious. Benson was arrested. Bravvers Miss February 18 Jeff Davis credits Cleveland's administration and backs Harrison for president though he must use for Hiaine.
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Baughville
Edward Benson
John Hughes
Haughville
Pat Killane
Benson
Hughes
Bravvers
Miss
Sps
Jeff Davis
Cleveland
Harrison
Hiaine
Clubs Forming Across State to Back Whitney for 1892 Presidency
News informs that groups are rapidly forming statewide to back Otis Whitney for the 1892 presidential race. Details suggest organized efforts and quiet campaigning as February reports reach New York.
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Whitney
New York
Pair of Sales and Carrying Goods at 16 N Penn
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Geo. P. Marott at 16 North Penn Street dealing with sales and carrying items around a tree. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a trade or storefront context.
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Geo. P. Marott
N. Penn.st
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Albany
Detroit Sunday News
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Poli
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Sullivan’s
Gerilin
Mullinix
Pigott
Syst 1
Churel Sewing Society
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