Fourth Edition Flocks to Indianapolis to Call on Gen Harrisons
The paper reports a busy day as politicians including Senator Plumb of Kansas and Senator Hiscock of New York visit Gen. Harrison in Indianapolis. Other guests such as Hawkins of Tennessee and Moses W. Vial of Detroit seek cabinet roles or influence, while discussions touch on party unity and the South. Washington reactions to ex-presidents' roles and a Herald-Cincinnati dispute are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Plumb
Kansas
Major Calkins A
Harrison
Washington
Denison House Register
Frank Hiscowk
New York
Gen
Empire State
Hiscock
Taylor
Hawkins
Gen. Harrison
Thomas Post
South
Mitchell
Arkansas
Moses W. Vial
Ghreenback National Committee
Alger
Chicago
Dick Thompson
Panama Canal
J. Ellen Foster
Washingtton
Hill
Congress
Senate
Hawley
Connecticut
Salisbury
Oak View
Teller
Regan
Tex
W Marrison
Chauncey Depew
Montana
Blaine
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Various Parcels
Real estate transfers include Donnelly to Cotter lot 128 McCarty sub, 400 dollars. Nicholson to Gue delhovfer part lot 10 square 72, 180 dollars. Spanu et al to Goodwin lot 517 Woodlawn add, 425 dollars. Ostermeyer to Senel part lot 1 McIntyste Te-sub Budd heirs add, 1 dollar. A Ssi bolat to Orrsdorf lot 4 Mishcher & Pills sub 0149, 2805 dollars. Anderson to Haueisen parts lots 9 and 10 square 28, 5900 dollars. Spaan to Duthie lot 429 Woodlawn add, 540 dollars. Milligan to Thornton lot 29 sar lis, 350 dollars. Mills to Obergtell lot 39 Dunlap & Tutewiler sub B. Morris add, 410 dollars. Hamlin ton L Mertz lots 102 and 103 Chambers add to Irvington, 200 dollars. Spaan to J S Spaan undivided ag lot 573 Woodlawn add, 150 dollars. Jones to Froth pt lots Clermont, 323 dollars. Abell to Jacobs lot 12 Macy's eld Cas pant 400 dollars. Conveyances 17, consideration is. New York Hat Co etc. Advertising notices and help wanted text follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Donnelly
E. Cotter
McCarty
D. Nicholson
M. Guedelhovfer
S. Spanu
A. J. Orrsdorf
Mishcher
Macy's
Inaugural Ball Debate Splits Towns and Parties
Report covers mixed views on an inaugural ball with politicians and church leaders weighing in including Tom Taggart Ferdinand Swift and Gov Gray. Separate item from Ottawa notes Windsor mayoralty race and annexation sentiment with Solomon White urging annexation to US and citing debt and trade figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taggart
Ferdinand Swift
Brookville
Democratic State Committee
Griffin
Bookwalter
Camagda
Ottawa
Ont
Windsor
United States
Solomon White
John McDonald
Canadas
Dominion
Municipal Court Clerk Shortage Revealed In Audit
An examination of the accounts of J. C. Leighton, longtime clerk of the municipal court, shows a shortage of 70 000. Separate notes report arrests in Jefferson county Indiana and actions in Suakim Egypt, including Emin Pasha’s status and Mahdist forces. Warrant actions target Danville Illinois robbery suspects Geo Robertson and Winfield Miller, while juvenile arrests and counterfeit money charges surface. The Archdeacon receivership case involves warehouse receipts, and probate records list Levi Ayres executors with substantial estate provisions. Divorce suit by Elizbeth Rauch highlights spousal cruelty and alimony needs. Three new United States court cases involve Hackleman and Burdett, Gates v Condit and Hess, and Hoffman v Manufacturers Mutual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid Jolson
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Jolson County
Indiana
Illinois
Geo. Robertson
Winfield Miller
Danville
Ill
Enos Harper
James Fleming
C. Foster
N. Mississippi St
M. E. Bush
Sheriff King
Castleton Gas Company
Taylor
Levi Ayres
A. C
Levi P. Ayres
Testator
Franklin
Elizabeth Rauch
George Rauch
George
United States
Whitely
Fowler - Kelly Company
Abraham Hackleman
William C. Burdett
Hackleman and
Gossip and superstition in stage life and crime notes
A lively column blends backstage superstition jokes with anecdotes about actors and journalists. It recalls Murray and Murphy defying luck beliefs, a yellow apron mishap by an actress, a Dalton-like chorus of obituaries in rhyme, and a tale of Morosini, Gould’s confidant, plus a crime note on thieves Thornpton Joyce and Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Murphy
Jim
Daly Brothers Group
Arkville item reports a near fatal head injury and brief notes
Two days ago Will Stokes son of the post master was accidentally cut in the head with a pocket knife. The wound began bleeding Wednesday night and continued until 6 died. Also weather notes for Indiana Fair and price cut on silk hats at New York Hat Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Hat Co. Ae
D.A. Sy
Arksville
Dan
Will Stokes
New York Hat Co
Denison House
Harrison
Bubble Burst as Powers Robbery Mystery Deepens
In Washington and Meridian streets a pocketbook containing 70 dollars was snatched from Mrs. James Powers by two boothlacks. Detectives Thornton and Joyce questioned witnesses, but Powers’ husband claims no shares were transferred and no building association funds were drawn. The case remains unresolved with contradictory statements and unknown suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Z. Powers
Washington
Meridiansie
Tuy Sun Extra
Davis
Bes-line
Nobla St
Travis
Buiding Association
Meek St
Podlice
Thornton
Cirely
Oug Enouh
Powers
Travis Thursiday
Sharpe
Building Association
Eall
Lim
Circle
ouJan
Iss
Jasce
Supt
Svn
Tam
Association
Ywoasiaschomest
James T. Powers
Midland Fast Freight Line
Washington and
Meridt
Franze
Lena
Uni
Joyce
Prayers Stir Controversy at Ohio M E Church
In Cincinnati Ohio a split over race surfaced after a Sunday school cantata featuring four negro boys sparked objections at St Pauls M E Church. A prayer meeting follow up heightened tensions and a near confrontation over the Color Line in church life. Meanwhile lawyer Rooker sued Lake Railroad and Indianapolis Natural Gas for 4000 dollars claiming property and street rights near Noblesville led to danger from passing trains and gas mains. In Wabash Mabel Arnold fatally burned when sparks from a stove set her dress ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rome
St. Paul's
M. E. Church of
Br. Rooker
J. I. Rooker
Lake “Rie Railroad
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
Wentland
Noblesville
Wanasu
Ind
Mabel
Moses Arnold
Wabash
Clearance sale offers half price footwear in odd sizes
George P. Murott on North Pennsylvania street opens a clearance sale of all broken sizes including odds and ends at very low prices. Call the number above to confirm availability and fitting options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Murott
Pennsylvania St
Leavenworth Troops Mobilize as 500 Families Flee to Oklahoma
Reported mass concentration of 71,500 cavalrymen follows a surge of 500 families crossing into Oklahoma. Troop movements will be ordered by the president with warnings of possible bloodshed and a major clash ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Ks
Oklhoma
Sanitary secretaryship debate and odd newspaper collage
A fragmented antique column discusses a candidate for secretary of a sanitary board, praising accessibility and lab facilities while noting medical support. It blends snippets about politicians, strikes, duels, and curious local happenings, including a Harrison sighting and odd crime notes, all in a period newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lav. Urty
Lux
Los
Jim
Saard of
Dave
Patroniace
Medical College of
Tudiana
Becuse
Heal Board
An. Herry
Visitors in Police Court Face Fines and Workhouse
In a Thursday morning police court session, Michael Galligan pleaded guilty to drunkenness on a third offense and was ordered to the workhouse to serve a $25 fine, with six others fined $8 for first offenses. Prosecution urged equal punishment for prostitution cases, while a man named Ed Wilson faced mock aid and insults after refusing four cents. Nearby, cows ran at large and a separate robbery case involving Felix and Noah Robins proceeded, Noah discharged, Velux likely to face grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Wright
Michael Galligan
Harry Alexander
Grace Scott
Ed Wilson
Washington St
John Courtney
Lesington-ave
Robins
Felix
Noah Robins Cobkad
Albert Ayers
Noah
Velulx
Par on Libtor A Great Battle to Foes in Pennsylvanuia
A laboring coalition forms in Pennsylvania to oppose liquor interests, aiming to pass a constitutional amendment banning alcohol sales and manufacture. Evangelical ministers plan a formal launch next Monday. Also report Madison’s embrace of a new Louisville Madison & Cincinnati railroad to secure river-fringe rights along the Ohio. A Martinsville rumor about a sexual assault is denied by Bert Miller. The three new judges of the state supreme court prepare to sit. Counterfeiting arrests in Logansport involve J K Harlan and James Nelgon with marked bills. previous sentences noted. New hat racks arrive at Wm I Eiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Leater
Women’s Christan Temperance Union
Brick’s Law Adherents
Good Templars
Constitutional Amendment Association
Gospel Temperance Union
Murphy Assaciation
Sons of “Temperance
Madison
Louisville
Louisville, Madison & Cincinnati
L. C
Sux
Miller
Newsome
Tait
Austin Sweet
Bey
Tarleton
Douglass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indianapolis
Gen. Clarreison
Phunk
The
Herald
Cincinnati Gazette
Big EM Belalement
Bustos
J. C. Leighton
Manin Pasha
Suaktm
Khartoum
Emin Pasha
Bahr el Ghazelle
Suakim
City Life
Harry Richmond
Shepard
Michael Fife
Bey Bass
G. Washington Childs
Philadelphia
John R. Mclean
Cincinnati Maignirer
Thirteen Club
New York City
Thad
Havermeyers
Giovanni Morosini
Morasini
Aullin
T Here
Atillio
Joseph Ker
Union News Co
Toledo
Peoria
Thornpton
Tom Watson
Tom White
J. W. Leonard
Tom Leonard
Leonard
Red
Heil
White
Ohio
Bordreid
the Dove OF Peace
Marlbrough
Loxrox
Marlborough
Colin Campbell
Collin
Fanny Majone
Methodist Chaarch
United States Cavalry
Oklahomaa
Gould
Lea W
Linea
Fits & Tanes
Whales Clothiers
SHC
Cameron
Sherman
House
Chas. Miullin
Sa Joen
Morning View
Chas. la Gorga
Jesus Pardo
Marie de Martinez
Anaqui
Lahoucvere
Ffler Brady
Hamilton County
Wm. King
Trenton
N.T
Wn Medical Society
Temple
Bes
Pennsylvanuia
Supreme Court
Olds
Barkshire
Coffee
Whitley
Kosciusko
Joseph W. Adair
Thomas Marshall
Columbia City
Gray
Marshal Hawkins
Michael J. Gallagher
Logansport
J. K. Harlan
James Nelgon
Nelson
Harlan
Sharpsville
Des
Eiders
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