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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1897

Page

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Bank treasurer and cashier commit suicides in financial crises

Pittsburgh and Baltimore report two bank officials taking their own lives amid suspicions of shortfalls. Christ Schauer Jr of the National Bank for Savings in Allegheny died by hanging after concerns over his accounts. Richard Cornelius, longtime cashier of the Farmers and Planters Bank in Baltimore, drowned in Druid Hill Park after learning of a 350 000 shortage. The Baltimore bank assures it remains solvent and ready to meet demands, with substantial cash on hand.

Pittsburg U. P Christ Schauer, Jr National Bank For Savings Diamond St Alleghany Ohio North-sts Schauer Avery-st Baltimore Richard Cornelius National Farmers’ and Planters’ Bank Enoch Pratt Cornelius Duck Pond Druid Hill Park Mr. Cornelius Farmers and Planters’ Bank

Delegates Arriving for the Monetary Convention

The Denison executive committee sends letters to Indianapolis business men urging reception and attendance at the upcoming monetary convention. They urge citizens to support a nonpartisan effort to address finance, with temp chair Stannard and sergeant-at-arms Golt named. Delegates from Akron Evansville Peoria Chicago and others are noted, with outreach to boards of trade to send delegates.

Denison Indianapolis Indianiapolis Tomlinson H. H. Hanna Stannard Missouri W. F. C. Golt Akron Wright W. C. Parsons Evansville Manufacturing Association O. T. Jacobi Peoria P. B. Miles Sam Chicas Ir Chicago Board of Trade Nad

The Gang Disposed of Burglar Group Before Judge Cox

A gang of youthful burglars arrested by police faced Judge Cox on Tuesday charged with burglary and grand larceny. The case details the prior Monday arrests and ongoing court proceedings.

Cox

Accidental fatal stabbing ends boys friendship

In Columbus an accident with a pocket knife killed 13 year old Frederick Falk. The knife, wielded during a scuffle with 16 year old Tom Hanna, pierced the chest and caused death at 12 55 PM. Coroner Brayton found no criminal liability for Tom Hanna. The two boys were choir members at St Pauls church and will be buried in Columbus, Indiana.

Frederick Morris Falk Frederick Falk Fletcherave Thomas H. Hanna Thomas Hanna Pennsylvania St Falks Fletcher-ave N. Illinois St Tom Smma Falk Dr. Hoover St. Paul’s Church Columbus Ind Hanna Falk

Wreck on Chicago Burlington & Quincy Near Carson

Des Moines Ja Jan 5 U P reports a serious wreck on the Chicago Burlington Quincy branch between Sidney and Carson. Several coaches are in a ditch and multiple crew members and a passenger are seriously or fatally injured. Relief trains have been dispatched from Creston as details remain scarce.

Des Moines U. P Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Sidney Carson John Searles Creston

Multiple Cases Before Judge McCray On Tuesday

Louis Pitzer faced Judge Mc Cray for alleged silverware thefts with the case taken under advisement. John Long and Martin Dalton, charged respectively with stealing empty barrels and a bicycle, also had their cases adjourned. Wn. Johnson received six months in county jail for receiving stolen goods from VanCamp hardware. George Catt, who burgled Ducas jewelry, pleaded insanity and was sentenced to ten months and fined thirteen dollars. Floyd Brown was sentenced to two years for burglarizing Tufimai store in Brightwood on November 17, later returning some goods to Huffman and claiming to be a detective.

Louis Pitzer McCray John Long Martin Dalton Wn. Johnson VanCamp George Catt Ducas Floyd Brown McCra Tufimai Brightwood Brown Huffman

Traitor Maximo Zertucha Joins Spanish War Effort

Havana dispatch reports Dr Maximo Zertucha, blamed for Macco's death, engaged as guide for Spanish troops and to accompany Weyler to Pinar del Rio. He is guarded in Havana amid Cuban death sentences, while Weyler and Madrid press defend reforms. Descriptions of battles near Carta Gen a and Rio Gonzalo show heavy losses on both sides in Mataanzas and Pinar del Rio.

Havana Cuba Maximo Zertucha Macco Pinar del Zertucha Melena del Sur Melena Heo Maceo Madrid U. P Imparcial Weyler Tal Wlvaldes Pinar Nei Rio Wergler Llavana Jucaroe Trocha Matanzas Key Wiest Fla Mataizas Santa Clara Cartagena Gonzalo River Juan Fosi Rio Gonzalo Maximo Gomez Col. Ross Gomez Pinar del Rio Riviera Col. Seguro Seguro United States House of Representatives Mississippi United States

Fairbanks McKeen race stirs Indiana legislature scene

Amid talk of alliances and possible 64 votes for Fairbanks strongman, McKeen allies deny defeat. Legislators arrive with reform bills as speaker prospects shift. Shidelers push for Doorkeeper post while Griftin polishes the new statehouse for lawmakers arrival.

Hamilton Leads Indiana State Board Meeting Debates

President Hamilton chaired the State Board of Agriculture gathering in the state house room 12 with about 100 members. Discussions covered funding premiums and running the state fair open to all, plus proposed governance changes and calls for reform at Purdue and in the bee keepers’ association.

W. W. Hamilton T State Board of Agriculture Stat House McDowell Taggart Indiana State Board of Agriculture Hamilton State Fair Purdue Bryan Brotherhood of Man Fatherhood of God Kennedy Co. B. Harris Goshen Aaron Jones South Bend McKinley State Board, of Agriculture Purdue,university Indiana Bee-Keepers’ Association State House R. S&s Russell Zionsville John Manford Noblesville Dr. L. Snyder Lafayette David Leaming Arcadia

Indianapolis Weather Forecast for 36 Hours

The forecast covers Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m on Tuesday. Cold and cloudy with a fall in temperature. At noon Tuesday the temperature was 16 and at 2 p m it was 17.

Indianapolis

City Sanitarian Inspects Water Plant Connections

City sanitarian Clark, Tuesday afternoon, inspected the water company plant to suggest changes in the city's contract. He will examine connections between the water galleries and the river through which river water has been introduced into the galleries during fires. It is thought these connections can be dispensed with.

Brightwood Seeks Annexation to Indianapolis

A Brightwood citizen committee led by Clark visited City Attorney Curtis and Mayor Waggart on Monday to request legal steps for annexation into Indianapolis. They presented statistics claiming Brightwood carries debt except for its water works, which the suburb owns.

Brightwood Curtis Indianapolis Clark Waggart Ani Troller’ Johnson

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Alleghany Bank Executive Committee Tommy Dick Falk Dick” Falk B. & C. Wreck Carson,a City Life Nes‘ ‘Dustiess Pinar DE Rio New York Rio Gen. Weyler Fairbanks McKeen Ambrose Moore Mr. McKeen Laimis Moore A. W. Wishard Joe Kealing Mr. Fairbanks Kealing Nicholson Mr. Kealing House Senate Henry Pettit Ben Prather Lambert Charles R. Lane Q. M. Groves Perry County Boley Representative Shideler Shideler J. H. Boley Marion Capt Patterson Davies County Dr. Crary C. W. Crary Rifenburg Lake County Furness Porter County SUN Griffin's Housekeeping Griffin Myers The Board of Agriculture Trigdorsed Mader M’kinley
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