Expulsion talk swirls around Councilman Darnell
The Friday issue sparks debate over a possible attempt to oust Councilman Darnell. Reports cite a meeting of a majority of council members and ties to a board of control bill, with Shaffer and Darnell linked to a disputed business deal. Shaffer denies involvement. Cummings claims no knowledge of a $509 check.
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Darnell
Friends of the Board of Control
Shaffer
N. Hitnois Sr
Shallar
Sun
Denison House
Daniel
Cummings
Hee
McNeal
Republican Central Committee
Executive Committee
New H Harding
Newt Harding
Chuck
NIXON SUES LOFTIN OVER MORTGAGE IRREGULARITIES
Evansville merchant John P. Nixon sues County treasurer Loftin and John E. Sullivan claiming a 6 000 loan secured by mortgages on three properties Marion county Belmont and Terre Haute. He alleges an agreed scheme to keep Loftin’s papers off record to before legally filing and seeks reformation declaring Loftin’s as junior due to irregularities and deceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Sullivan
John P. Nixon
Loftin
Nixon
Evansville
Sullivan
Marion County
Belmont
Terre Haute
Loftia
The Times Beaten in Case Against Yarnell
London reports the Times case against Parnell is believed hopeless and a possible confession by Piggott to forgery. Without confession he faces prison, while clerks and others doubt the Times success and await developments.
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Yarnell
Lonndon
Times
Parnell
Piggott
Bark Jesie Troop Wreck Claims Ten Lives
Norfolk Va Feb 23 Special The Bark Jesie Troop was wrecked off Chicamicomico resulting in ten deaths with survivors.
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Conant
NorFolk
Chicamicomico
Blaze at Stechman's factory sparks town wide alarm
Fire at Otto Steckhan & Sahin’s lounge factory on Fort Wayne avenue and Alabama street caused heavy smoke and a near total loss. Chief Dougherty faced criticism but led a difficult fight, with water supply failures and later guidance from Ex Chief Webster cited. About 125 workers displaced.救 aid and relief efforts mobilized for affected families and residents in the Bacon block district.
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Dougherty
Faul
Yort Wayneave
Bacon
Equitadle Trust Company
Alabama St
Webster
Ft. Wayne Ave
Fort Wayne
Alabama Sts
Steckhan «& Sahin
City Fire Leaves Dozen Families Destitute in Bacon Block
After a big blaze in Bacon's block, Mayor C.S. Denny issued a relief proclamation naming James Ostrander James E. Lybrand and Edward Blinn to collect donations for immediate needs. Committ ees visited the site to assess survivors and arrange temporary repairs and aid.
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Denny
Bacon's Block
James Ostrander
James E. Lybrand
Edward Blinn
Warrant Issued for Dudley in Blocks of Five Letter Case
The article reports a warrant issued by a U.S. Commissioner for William Wade Dudley over the alleged blocks of five letter, noting no direct evidence of the letter and detailing the involvement of officials and potential service, plus commentary on precedents and public sentiment. It also covers a dispute between district attorney and Judge Woods, and discusses an Eight-hour movement meeting held in the criminal court room. New Sideboards at Wm. L. Elders.
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William
Uf. S
van Buren
Washington
RNN
Sam
Jaye
Claypool
Sitean Coy
Wim. Bernhamer
Justice of the Peace
Aftersvard
Dudley
Woods
Harrison
Criminal Court Room
National Federation of Trades
John Winter
Cigarmakers Union
Ira J. Chase
W. P. Smith
Milton Farnham
Foghorn Keily
Chase
Secret Body Guard Escort for Harrison Trip In City
United States detectives in the city will guard Mrs Harrison during a Washington trip. Col Abbott Capt Bauer Maj Carter and others arrived Friday to oversee security for the presidential escort. A dressmaker named Robert Riley thwarted a theft attempt on Mrs Harrison's white silk dress on the eve of the assembly ball.
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United States
City
Sootpad
Harrigon
Washington
U.S. Secret Service
Pawsnpaper
Abbott
Cleveland
Ohio
Bauer
Louisville
Maj
Carter
Sweeney
Robert Riley
Mogseucer
Delaware
Sun
On the Frontier at Park and Grand Stage Acts
A conventual melodrama On the Frontier featuring James Hardie and Sara Van Leer plays at the Park with a water vista and large company. Grand hosts St Agnes Eve tableaux for St Paul’s chapel and a Home Opera Pirates of Penzance rendition with Miss Tenore Spyder and Mrs Rosas Bailey praised for vocal and acting effort by Prof Ernestinoff. matinee and evening show Saturday.
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Hoclish
James Hardie
Sara van Leer
All West
St. Agnes’ Eve
Home Opera Company
Tenore Spyder
Mabel
Thieves’ Trio Sentenced, City Justice Urged to Toughen Penalties
Supt Travis urged stronger sentences for thieves after three burglars were found guilty in a Dathie house theft. He complained current punishments let crooks dodge full punishment, arguing harsher terms would curb theft and deter crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Travis
Dathie
Owe
Weather in Far Indiana Sees Record Cold Snap
Far Indiana experiences a dramatic temperature drop from 35 degrees above zero to one degree below within eight hours on Friday. By Saturday morning the region faced one of the coldest spells of the season as several hundred miners lost work due to mine closures in Chany County. The Braz area notes a new daily newspaper in the works by Riley and Bridges and a surge in real estate transfers versus last year.
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Indiana
Chany County
Braz
Ind
Riley & Bridges
Special Prices on Shoes in Closeout Sale
Local notice announces big reductions on selected shoe makes to close out stock. George P. Marott invites inquiries and inspections at 16 North Peno Street.
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George P. Marott
North Peno—st
Haircut and chatter amid Harrison visit hints at cabinet reshuffle
The piece depicts General Harrison receiving a haircut at the Denison house barber, with Lanier trimming his beard and considering a deeper style. It notes barber chatter about cabinet plans, shifts in Washington, and a rumor of Lanier’s possible move to the waste house as a court barber. A New York dispatch mocks his opera hat plan and mentions pension talk from ex Gov Hayes on universal soldier pensions.
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Harrison
Denison House
Chas. Lanier
Lanier
Foreign Ministry
Janier
Geo. Harrison
Nea
Morton
Hin
Fisher
New York
Kenjamin Harrison
W. J. Arkell
Indiana
Arckell
Messrs. Gillam
Hamilton, Smith
Fiohri
Px-Gov
B. Hayes
Arrests and court actions amid election, theft, and public notices
Augustus Stewart and Joseph Delaney, both colored, arrested on federal indictments after voting at the recent election. bond posted. Fred Otto and Edward Shafer face police court adjournment for watch theft of Matt Atkins. Henry McDonald held for grand jury action after patrol discovery of two satchel harness. Mayor releases Ben Fr. Wallace on drunk charge. later found drinking and disorderly, with fines. Bob Pierce faces grant larceny after advancing petit larceny case. two buggy harnesses found in his possession. Florists hold a banquet at the Denison house with about 30 attendees and elect officers for the year. The Denison House hires C. H. Cunningham as new clerk, formerly with a Sioux Falls firm, amid questions about callers to Gen. Harrison.
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Augustus Stewart
Joseph Delaney
Chicago
Fred Otto
Edward Shafer
Matt Atkins
Henry McDonald
Barris
Ben Fr. Wallace
Daston
Boone
Bob Pierce
Denison House
M. A. Hunt
Terre Taute
Anthony Wiegand
Indianapolis
W. H. Betterman
George Hartje
Frederick Dorne
Lafayette
C. H. Cunningham
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Commercial House
Harrison
Sampson Speer Sells Dinner at Taggart’s Dining Hall
A Sunday dinner at Taggart’s dining hall draws city patrons from 1 to 2 o clock. Speer rates to general attendees.
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Taggart
Speer
Indiana Senate Debates over Rail Rates and Record Shots
The Indiana Senate clash centers on a bill limiting rail long haul charges and the attempt to block or return the measure. Senator Branneman calls a colleague a common liar amid procedural wrangling as Shockney blocks hurried passage of a Curt is bill. The House handles a township library bill and further committee review follows.
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Branneman
Dinister Chase
Indiana Senate
Perouer
Bozaman
Hranneman
Presser
Barrell
Dresser
Kranneman
Bozeman
Bium
Barrett
Johson
Griffiths
Kennedy
Curtis
Fat Bigham
Guardian Frenzel
Senate
Senator Urmston
Leon Bailey
Trunston
Senator Shockney
State Board of Education
Col. Mason Jenks Niblack
Grownlee
Indian threat at Tobacco Plains prompts troop alert
Missoula Montana February 28. The Northern Pacific railway area around Tobacco Plains 120 miles from Ravalli station faces a feared Indian uprising. Armed tribes with Martini rifles threaten Ga Families and local residents fear massacre as heavy snow blocks escape.
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Missoula
Mont
Tobacco Plains
Ravalli Station
Northern Pacific
Robbery at Paris theater links to Fort Wayne merchant
Doorkeeper Matt Atkinson was robbed of a gold watch and chain on Thursday night. He identified the chain on a Fort Wayne merchant entering the theater, who is held on grand larceny charges. The watch is unrecovered but a police clue exists amid broader legal proceedings including the Cones-Coy case and Fulton county farm deed disputes.
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James.g
Blake
Matt Atkinson
Paris
Fort Wayne-ave
John C.to
James C. Barrett
van Vorhis
Fulton County
Sullivan
Barrett
Palinman Sleepers to Washington Leave Indianapolis Daily
Train service from Indianapolis to Washington and Baltimore runs daily at 6 60 p.m. via C H D and connections with C W B and B O. Tickets available at Cabot C H D office or Union Station for space and full particulars. W H Fae, G A
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