Morbid Crowd Sees Lawyer Mock Jail Escapade
Curiosity crowds the Alabama Street jail as Louis Snyder’s arraignment plan triggers a gag joke. Attorney Jobin Kealing, handcuffed by officers in mock escort, draws surprised reactions from onlookers while Snyder confesses jealousy and claims self defense. Funeral for Mrs. Olive Cloud follows the murder with a procession toward Bethel.
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Alabama St
Louis Snyder
Mra
Olive Cloud
Collins
Jobin Kealing
Snyder
Sun
Kealing
Splan
Kinney
Collina
Mr. Kealing
Alabamast
Court House
That Lake Project Report On Garfield Park Lake
City Engineer Brown reports survey results for Garfield park proposing a stone dam and a five foot deep lake. Estimated base cost three thousand dollars with excavation of about twenty thousand cubic yards for six thousand dollars. Initial 300 by 300 foot lake with two branches. potential enlargement and a five thousand dollar clay or foam bottom. Board reviews Brown's findings Tuesday afternoon.
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Brown
Board of Works
Garfield Park
Fatal Explosion Kills Two in Roxbury Blast
A blast at Townsend and Washington streets in Roxbury killed two workers and injured several others. The explosion damaged nearby property as laborers blasted rock in a large ledge.
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Roxbury
Mass
Townsend and
Washington
An anarchist Balvador arrested after botched attack
Balvador, an anarchist, was arrested at Saragossi after shooting himself in the side when captured. He attempted poisoning, survived, and told of an attack plan at the Lyceum theater. In Commons, Gladstone said Britain would not intervene in Brazil’s revolution.
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Himeglc
Balvador
Saragossi
Salvador
Lyceum Theater
Loxvor
San
House of Commons
Gladstone
Brazil
Death in a Fire Trap at Lizzie Hackett lodging house
Two dead and many injured after a blaze at Lizzie Hackett's cheap lodging house in Burrao New York. Firemen rescued numerous occupants though some leaped from windows. Loss estimated at 10 000 with a second Boston theater fire causing 350 000 to 500 000 in damages at the Globe theater on Washington street.
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Burrao
N. Y
Lizzie Hackett
Swan-ast
Main
Washington Sto
Igane Bradley
David H. Ward
George Wright
Louis Anderson
Charles Edwards
John Avery
Palmyra
George Fiemming
Edwin Cross
California
F. Russell
Olcott
William Sweeney
Yanaver
Goston
Boston
Globe Theater
Washington St
Hanlon
Theater Cafe
Massachusetts Yacht Club
John Stetson
The
Globe
Hanlon Bros
Corbett and Mitchell Fight Case Postponed in Florida Court
Attorneys for Corbett and Mitchell appeared in Jacksonville before Judge Phillips to answer for agreement to fight by appointment. The case was continued to allow habeas corpus writs, with arguments to be heard by Judge Call. Prosecutor moved to discharge them. granted, seen as governor’s victory. The mayor vetoed the eye contest ordinance.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Corbett
Mitchell
Phillips
Criminal Court
Pushing for Provender One Woman Prefers Starvation
A Tuesday morning food market drive saw about 150 applicants crowd the doorway before opening. The process moved to a formal registration line as clerks organized claims. A destitute family at 324 KE Wabash Ave and a widowed wife face hunger with a missing husband in Louisville. The Commercial club and mayor plan to assign patrons to street labor to stock provisions and test a city aid program with a projected Garfield park lake project.
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Charity Society
Haughville
Clerk Lane
Dudgeon
Harry Roberts
Wabash
Miles
Louisville
Biles
Commercial Club Committee
Food Bureau
Garfield Park
Patti Sings and Nicolini Serenade at Denison House
Paul at Tomlinson hall and Signor Nicolini serenaded Patti at her Denison house on Monday night. The 45 piece orchestra played Zsimpa as Patti appeared at her door and exchanged kisses with Nicolini. Manager Mayer says Patti will not again perform for the American public.
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Signor Arditi
Songster
Hemisphere
Patti
Nicolini
Columbus
Ind
Mayer
Tuy Sun
America
Philadelphia
New York
Sun
Craigy-nes
South Wales
Supreme Court Reverses Death Trial in Parker McAffe Case
The Supreme Court voids the lower court ruling in the Parker and McAffe murder case, orders a new trial, and rejects prosecutorial use of a dying declaration. It faults Judge Cox for incorrect jury instructions on alibi and reasonable doubt, sparking defense optimism and prosecutor surprise.
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John Parker
Edward McAffe
Charles Kyster
Caffey
Supreme Court
Parker
McAfee
Criminal Court
Lyster
N. Mississippist
Cox
Keeling
Holtzman
Thornton
McAface
Tue Sun
Horrors of the Siege in Rio Janeiro Amidst Mutinous Forces
Dispatch from New York reports continuous firing between land forts and insurgent defenses in Brazil. Half breed soldiers under Peixoto assault women and children, loot private homes, and terror grips sections of the capital as editors face execution in Pernambuco.
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Peixoto
New York
Bosuto
Rio Janeiro
Richards
Laundies
Purnambuco
Will of W P Gallup Reveals 1862 Estate Plan
The will of W P Gallup former president of Meridian National Bank was filed showing an 1862 document worth about 500000 in a lifetime. He leaves 100 to his father and mother 5 to a brother 4000 to another brother 600 to a sister and 500 to another brother. George qualifies as administrator and the witnesses saw the will probated. The delay in filing was due to a rumored newer will not found.
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W.P. Gallup
Meridian National Bank
Lebanon
N. H
Benjamin
George
Abblé
Edward
Brooks burglarized Tan Sun office sentenced to three years
William Brooks admitted guilt for the burglary of the Tan Sun office on November 16 and was sentenced by Judge to three years in prison.
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Wm. Brooks
Tan Sun
Gulit
Defendants' Iron Halls Review Far From Formal Brief
The appeal brief from the iron hall case argues plainly for the court, contending the receivership order shows solvency issues, improper evidence, and that certificates promise more than stated. It asserts the court cannot substitute its own construction for the order's constitution and laws, and warns against treating assessments as insolvency. The high court may not hear the case for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Hall
Supreme Court
Winters
Texas
Solid Men Board acts on fitness tests for fire police
The Board of Public Safety met Tuesday to use physical exams for membership fitness in fire and police. William Rusie was dropped from the fire payroll after a police exam deemed him unfit due to rheumatism. McMillen to report for examination. Colbert resigns as patrolman. Building inspector logged 164 inspections and 69 licenses worth 566.10.
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Board of Public Safety
William Rusie
Fire Department
Rusie
H E. McMillen
Bill Colbert
Robbery At 80 Cornell Ave Nets Jewelry And Silver
Police say little about a Monday night theft at 80 Cornell avenue where a $400 diamond ring belonging to a friend was taken along with a gold watch pin and silverware from an unawakened household. Stella Ray’s family reported the loss after discovering an open window Tuesday morning.
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Supt
Powell
Splann
Cornell Ave
Isaac
Ray
Stella
Tu Sun
Bank Dividend Approved for About 2000 Beneficiaries
Receiver Hawkins informed the controller of the required checks and schedules to sign for the 25 percent dividend. The total payout amounts to 245,485.95 dollars with about 2,000 beneficiaries. Around 200,600 dollars will go to Indianapolis creditors.
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Bunday
Hawlkins
Indianapolis
Poison Plot Reported At Czar Banquet In Cracow
A Vienna dispatch claims Cracow papers tell of an assassination attempt on the czar. At a St George order banquet the czar shared food sent to an orphan asylum. The first course left unfinished and the orphans fell ill. Officials cited cholera in the asylum. A Petersburg report cites tainted meat pie sickening forty and killing thirteen.
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Lennon
Vienna
Cracow
Poland
Imperial Order of St. George
Order
Nicholas Orphan Asylum
Czar
Orphan Asylum
St. Petersburg
New Year Night encounter with 11 tramps in Polica-supi home
A Sun reporter visits an apartment hosting 11 travelers on New Year’s night. The aged host’s group includes a notable female tramp Effie Daan. The interview covers tramp life, social behavior, travel methods, and rough towns like Champaign and Greencantla, with remarks on enforcement by Ballard of the Wabash.
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Polica-supi
Powell
Sun
Walgerly
T. Louis
Pauline
Knights of the Turnpike
Effie Daan
U. P
Wabash
Ballard
Pennsylvania
Champaign
Ill
Anderson
Brazil
Greencantla
Still Chasing Clues After Cloud Murders
Police continue to hunt the murderer of Policeman Waterson and pursue the suspect who fled from the Ohio penitentiary. A colored man sought aid claiming an ugly wound but investigators linked him to a group soliciting help for McAfee and Parker escapes.
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Waterson
Ohio Penitentiary
McAfee
Parker
State fair audit and board races dominate Indiana agriculture meeting
The Indiana agricultural congress opened at the state house with hundreds of stock raisers and farmers in attendance. An auditing panel reports a $250 unexplained shortage tied to ex secretary Bagley. President Officer outlines 1893 prospects and state fair losses as Kennedy reports expenses of $22,377.34 and receipts of $18,170.81. Board elections pit several candidates for president and superintendency amid notable contending figures.
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Congress
Indiana Industrial Associations
State House
Delegety Agricultural Board
Leon Q. Bagley
Chas. F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Mr. Bagley
Acco
J. N. Davis
Crawfordsville
Chas. Downsing
Greenfield
M. ’S. Claypoo
Sun
Downing
Bagley
Huntington
Wildman
Seasion
Roy. Alatthewa
Benny
State Agricultural Delegate Board
State Board
Jas
Sanky
Terre Haute
J. N. Seig
Corydon
FE. H. Peed
New Castle
Frank Johnson
Indianapolis
Robison
Dead and Dx in Independence Iowa Mystery Case
Al Brown entered the Reid home in Independence Iowa on Monday and found G W Reid dead in a chair Edith Scott a domestic dead on the car and Mrs Read and a young son dying in their bed The family had not been seen since Saturday and decomposition had begun An autopsy showed nothing and the stomachs of the deceased will be analyzed
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Independence
Iowa
Brown
G. W. Reid
Read
Edith Scott
Tough on Freddie Arrested for Buying Poison for a Young Woman
Frederick Teacher, a youth and son of prominent locals in South Bryn Indiana, is jailed charged with procuring poison for Lillie Lilya who attempted suicide Monday. He was with her when she announced the act and obtained the poison from a drug store. her life was saved by warning. Weather forecast Indiana 36 hours to Jan 3 1894: warmer and fair Tuesday, showers Wednesday, much colder Wednesday night.
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South Bryn
Ind
Frederick
Lillie
Lilya
Indiana
Wilbur Opera Company Engages Crowded Park Gigs
The Wilbur opera company drew crowded houses at the Park on Monday with the English's repertoire and new songs in The prize winner. Charles Gardner led a merry performance with Tyrolean warblers assisting and a diamond ruby ring was presented to Kerwin. The company continues through Wednesday and returns Tuesday with Indiana and The dealer featuring Joe Ott and Lewis.
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Charles Gardner
Wilbur Opera Company
Favorit
Dows
Kerwin
Tues
Indiana
Joe
Ott
2 Lewis
Joe Ott
Uas& Alo
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Muncie
Blount
Woods
City Life
Iron Halls
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Aundry
Freddie
Pargx
Wuhbur Opera Company
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